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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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Favoriting October 16, 2022: Journey To The Inside

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Artist Track Album Label Year Comments Images Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire  Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)   Favoriting           0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Velvet Illusions  Velvet Illusions   Favoriting Acid Head  Tune In  2011  single from 1967 
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The Pink Floyd  Candy And A Currant Bun   Favoriting The Early Singles  Columbia  1992  b-side from 1967 
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Moonstone  David (Blue)   Favoriting Moonstone  Void Records  1973   
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Fever Tree  Day Tripper / We Can Work It Out   Favoriting Fever Tree  UNI Records  1968   
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Trader Horne  Morning Way   Favoriting Morning Way  Janus Records  1970   
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The Beatles  I Want To Tell You   Favoriting Revolver  Capitol Records  1966   
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Sixto Rodriguez  Only Good For Conversation   Favoriting Cold Fact  Sussex  1970   
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Bachdenkel  Strangerstill (You Leave Me)   Favoriting Lemmings  Philips  1973   
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Picadilly Line  At The Third Stroke   Favoriting The Huge World Of Emily Small  CBS  1967   
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Music behind DJ:
Vic Lewis and his Orchestra 

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Lynsey de Paul  Water   Favoriting Surprise  MAM  1973   
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Notes From The Underground  Why Did You Put Me On   Favoriting Notes From The Underground  Vanguard  1968   
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Warren Zevon  Traveling In The Lightning   Favoriting Wanted Dead Or Alive  Imperial  1969   
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Donovan  There Was A Time (2008 remaster)   Favoriting A Gift from a Flower to a Garden  Epic  1967   
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Boudewijn de Groot  Glazen Stilte   Favoriting Picknick  Decca  1968   
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Paper Garden  Raining   Favoriting Paper Garden  Musicor Records  1969   
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Earth and Fire  Atlantis   Favoriting Atlantis  Polydor  1973   
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Ramases  Journey To The Inside   Favoriting Space Hymns  Vertigo  1971   
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Elton John  Sails   Favoriting Empty Sky  DJM Records  1969   
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The Peanut Butter Conspiracy  Living Dream   Favoriting The Great Conspiracy  Columbia  1967   
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Marty Gold 

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Nico  It Has Not Taken Long   Favoriting The End...  Island Records  1974   
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Nico  It Was A Pleasure Then   Favoriting Chelsea Girl  Verve Records  1967   
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Nico  Facing the Wind   Favoriting The Marble Index  Elektra  1968   
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Nico  All That Is My Own   Favoriting Desertshore  Reprise Records  1970   
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Kevin Ayers with Nico  Part One: Irreverible Neural Damage   Favoriting The Confessions Of Dr.Dream & Other Stories  Island Records  1974   
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The Velvet Underground & Nico  I'll Be Your Mirror   Favoriting The Velvet Underground & Nico  Verve Records  1966   
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Music behind DJ:
The Electric Concept Orchestra 

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Listener comments!

  10:00pm
Scobot:

Exquisite opening!
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Roberto:

Banana
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MHLee:

hi julie
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Julie:

hiya Scotbot! Hey Roberto you made it! Hiya MHLee!
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Ken From Hyde Park:

Hi, Julie and Banana Lama Ding Dongs!
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Roberto:

O hai
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Julie:

hi Ken!
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MHLee:

Nick Mason preformed this
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Julie:

yes he did !
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Aitch:

Hey Julie and crew
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MHLee:

I was not expecting this one at all
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Julie:

hiya Aitch!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

⦿Sun in ♎︎Libra, Year of Earth 🐅Tiger
Nico (Christa Paffgen)
b. October 16th, 1938
Koln, Germany
d. July 18, 1988, Ibiza, Spain
  10:05pm
Androu B.:

Good Evening, Julie!
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Julie:

hiya Rev! Hey Androu!
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MHLee:

This is such a pretty record
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Sheena stream remembered
- laptop plugged into Stereo to amplify Julie signal...
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MHLee:

There was a rumor for years this was a record from Alaska
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Yvang:

Hi Julie and the eclecticals!
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Julie:

hiya Yvang!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...having heard those early 1965 Floyd trax - can hear now how much 'Candy & CurrantBun' recycles some motifs ...was 'supposed' to be 'let's roll another one' - but couldn't...
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MHLee:

Hey Julie apparently a local band from this area was asked to play Woodstock but refused... this album cover reminded me
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Julie:

oh man talk about regrets
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Medley two sides same single ...came out same day as RubberSoul (3rd Dec., 1965 - same day as Who's 1st album too)
...so put 'em on the end of it & that masterpiece doesn't have to end with the somewhat retrograde 'Run For Your Life'...
  10:13pm
Scobot:

Perfect cover and I normally dismiss Beatles covers.
  10:13pm
Androu B.:

Hullo, Rev!🐰💣♏ We had much to celebrate in our family yesterday:
My brother's birthday, which was the 14th, on which his stepdaughter gave birth to her new babe, and the same happened to the daughter of one of my aunts down in Miami that day, as well! How's that for serendipity?
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...& of course perfect Lennon/McCartney division - Macca 'see it my way' (sweetly) - & Lennon 'life is very short'...
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MHLee:

Band was called Mind Garage... have a paint it black cover
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

@AndrouB : Lotsa ♎︎Librans !
  10:16pm
Androu B.:

Indeed, Rev!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

This Trader Horne ends the PyePsych (& Other Colours) comp I got & love...
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Julie:

discogs says they're christian rock that is perhaps why
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David Shortell:

The first thing I thought when hearing this song was Fairport Convention.
I was wrong, but that is the group's first female singer Judy Dybel.
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MHLee:

I don't think I would have predicted that
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Judy crucial to embryonic KingCrimson as well.
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Julie:

hiya David!
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Julie:

most of my fairport is sandy-based
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Lotsa George on perhaps best Beatles album. How that piano's used & mixed ...drum sound ...could listen these guys just for that Bass ...& on & on...
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Revolver just sounds like being drugged. How each album has its own sound profile ...must restrain Beatlebabble...
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David Shortell:

I saw the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band’s Neil Innes play at the Toms River library about a decade ago. He regaled the audience with his observation of the “Revolver” sessions. He particularly described the recording of “I Want to Tell You”.
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MHLee:

rip
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

NeilInnes Beatlebabble I'm down for...
Before or after National Lampoon 'Lemmings' ? :D
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Bachdenkel is interesting.
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David Shortell:

Most of what I know about Fairport Convention is from Bob Brainen's show last week:
wfmu.org...
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MHLee:

i consider steeleye span the best of the British folk rockers in that style
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Love 'em all. Pentangle (Jazzier) - IncredibleStringBand (more acid)...
  10:30pm
Dean:

Gryphon
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Julie:

hiya Dean!
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MHLee:

There one called Caedmon from the US in the same vein but a little jesusier
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

This could be no other year than 1967 exactly.
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MHLee:

I guess Caedmon is Scottish. Weird, I thought I found them from my us obscure release book
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MHLee:

rateyourmusic.com...
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MHLee:

They released an album last year with song titles like "Let's Have a Party Where We Kill Everybody"
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MHLee:

Or maybe it's confusion of discogs, I think the latter
  10:39pm
Scobot:

This tune is solid gold, Julie!
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Julie:

I think she wrote it herself and she's credited as producer.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...the Water Element signs are of course ♋︎Cancer (Cardinal Mode), ♏︎Scorpio (Fixed Mode) & ♓︎Pisces (Mutable Mode)...
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Very interesting. Wonder how long Zevon had been out of Lyme & Cybelle by '69 there.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...I know he was in the EverlyBros.' band...
Donovan has seemed inevitable here...
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Julie:

I prefer to think of it as NECESSARY
  10:49pm
Scobot:

Donovan Philips Leitch! Always splendid.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Inevitable in the best sense. :D
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

They are Groot.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Cover by Fool or I'm a fool.
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MHLee:

Seen this touted as America's answer to Sgt Pepper
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MHLee:

Jan uses this as music for a liner during Yes We Have No Mountains, never knew the source
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...get some Air & we'll have the Four Elements covered...
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MHLee:

@Rev they have an excellent song called Storm and Thunder
  10:58pm
Dean:

Folks, please pony up. Just a few bucks.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Very interesting. Don't remember ever hearing of it. '73 is into the Prawg era - time to compare to Yes as much as Beatles. I'd say the U.S. Pepper is 'ForeverChanges' ...if not in fact PetSounds (predecessor of course).
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Julie:

thank you Dean!
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Julie:

that lick is top notch
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MHLee:

allmusic on paper garden

"This New York group recorded an accomplished album of psychedelic pop in 1968, drawing liberally from the Lovin' Spoonful and Magical Mystery Tour-era Beatles, as well as the block harmonies of the 1967-era Zombies. Bassist, 12-string guitarist, and singer Joe Arduino; rhythm guitarist, keyboard player, and singer Sandy Napoli (who also played sitar); lead guitarist and singer Paul LoGrande; drummer Jimmy Tirella; and keyboard man John Reich had been playing together all through 1967, building up a solid live show that used the sounds of the Beatles' Revolver and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band albums as a jumping-off point -- they had enough flexibility between them, as multi-instrumentalists, to do very well by the music on-stage, and in addition to their three voices, Arduino, Napoli, and LoGrande were all good songwriters gifted with various levels of talent. They'd already begun building a serious local reputation on college campuses and by 1968 were good enough to impress producer Geoff Turner, an Englishman who was working for Art Talmadge's New York-based Musicor Records. Musicor was perhaps best-known for releasing the work of Gene Pitney during the early and mid-'60s, and like any other label they were always interested in exploring more cutting-edge pop sounds that had come along since 1967, and the Paper Garden seemed to offer this opportunity. With Turner running the sessions, the quintet recorded an LP in 1968 -- rather than recording the songs that Turner had heard them doing, however, the Paper Garden decided to make the most of this chance by writing a whole new, more ambitious repertory. Paper Garden proved more ambitious and expensive than Turner or Musicor had intended, but the producer and label decided to go for broke by cutting it, complete with string orchestra arrangements on some of the songs and major contributions from a session violinist, trumpet man, and trombonist, and very elaborately arranged and recorded harmonies. The whole record came off as a kind of vestpocket successor to Revolver or Odessey & Oracle, not terribly original and a little precious at times -- especially for 1968 -- but also very accomplished. Paper Garden received good reviews, but sales were minimal without a single to reach the airwaves or a major label's promotional muscle behind it, and by 1970 the group had broken up."
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MHLee:

that was a lot more text than I thought
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Oh I thot you meant Earth & Fire here were the U.S. Pepper.
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MHLee:

No Earth & Fire are solidly Dutch
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MHLee:

Staples of Jan's Yes We Have No Mountains
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...emphasis on the 'Yes'...
  11:11pm
Dean:

Roger Dean cover, Ramases. Already an attraction.
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Julie:

it's got most of 10cc
  11:13pm
Dean:

Life is a minestrone.
  11:17pm
Dean:

I bought a beer today name after Elton John, a double IPA called Sir Elton. Will sample tomorrow.
  11:17pm
Dean:

^named
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Julie:

oh wow!
  11:20pm
Scobot:

Naturally, a great show, Julie. I’ve run out of simple nonsense to post. G’night.
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Julie:

nite Scobot!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

A lot of stuff gets compared to the Airplane but I compare that PB to the Airplane. Kewl.
  11:24pm
Dean:

https://craftshack.com/products/laughing-monk-sir-elton-dipa
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Julie:

too funny
  11:30pm
timinoak:

I had only read of Nico's life recently.
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Julie:

hiya timinoak! nico icon is a nice llttle doc if you want to see more.
  11:32pm
timinoak:

right on. thank you
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Tome:

lovin ' this Julie and now for Nico !<>! yes !<>!
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Julie:

hiya Tome!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

YTs with subtitles ...talking her B-Day in some film as it happens :
www.youtube.com...
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

(*about her B-Day)
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Julie:

Thanks to Christian and Dean for their pledges!
  11:53pm
Dean:

My pleasure.
  11:58pm
Androu B.:

Thanks, Julie!
  11:59pm
Yvang:

Thanks Julie!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
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