WFMU: Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from October 23, 2022

Listener comments!
	10:04pm Androu B.: Good Evening, Julie!
	10:04pm Julie: hi Androu!
	10:05pm Androu B.: Have you seen this yet?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5gg_hdJciI&t=5s
	10:06pm Julie: I can't click that right now so how about a hint?
	10:08pm Androu B.: It's the OSU Marching Band paying tribute to one of your fave artists. I'd rather not give you any spoilers, so I'll just let you see it for yourself when you get the chance.
	10:09pm Julie: ahhh I think I heard about that, but no I have not seen it yet will check it out after show, thank you!
	10:09pm Robm: Evening fellow banana listeners
	10:10pm Julie: hiya Robm!
	10:10pm Fuzzy: Om Guru Deva, everyone!
	10:11pm Androu B.: Was it just my ears, or was that Aerovons track just meant as a ripoff of "Across The Universe"?
	10:12pm Julie: it was very Beatlesque for sure.. .Hiya Fuzzy!
	10:12pm Robm: Ho julie just finished the last episode of house of dragons and it was great
	10:12pm Julie: so does someone have a baby in EVERY episode or just the ones I see bits of?
	10:13pm Androu B.: Uh oh! Now HH ripping off Donovan? Am I sensing a theme for tonight's show?
	10:14pm Robm: @julie there is a lor of sex in the show so i should say yes:)
	10:14pm Julie: haha not a rip off, an actual cover. Was a bigger hit for him I believe
	10:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Evening ! ...love Barry doing this in ThePresident'sAnalyst ! :D One of the best films... I think there's a version they dubbed something else in tho...
	10:16pm Julie: hiya Rev! Wow I haven't seen that movie in AGES
	10:17pm David Shortell: That there were three volumes of "The Best Of Herman's Hermits" is a testament to the group's huge popularity. 1967 is the year the Who joined their tour as a warm-up act (including at Asbury Park Convention Hall!).
	10:17pm Robm: @RRN63 howdy @Julie was the last song messing up?
	10:18pm Julie: Hiya David! Yeah it's crazy all those hits... yes Rob there was a little weirdness there, sorry about that
	10:18pm Robm: @Julie no problem WFMU messing up us part of it’s charm:)
	10:19pm Julie: the Who were the opened for HH?
	10:19pm Androu B.: Hello, Rev!🐰💣♏ Julie, was it just at my end, or were you having some technical difficulties there at the end of that Barry McGuire track?
	10:19pm Julie: yeah that was Barry not you
	10:20pm David Shortell: Yes, Julie. 'Twas the Who's first time in America. The Hermits rivaled the Stones in popularity!
	10:23pm PaulRobeson1922: Hi Hi Hi
	10:23pm Julie: Hiya PR1922!
	10:24pm David Shortell: I know what you're referring to, Rev Rab. I first discovered “The President’s Analyst” on commercial broadcast television, complete with the great music by Barry McGuire and Clear Light. But when I rented the VHS cassette, I found it replaced by newly recorded lousy modern music!
	10:25pm Julie: cheap bastards not willing to pay for the licensing
	10:27pm Robm: @Julie damn straight
	10:28pm Julie: that happened with Nighthawks a movie I love that has some great tunes in it..
	10:29pm Androu B.: Hi there, PR1922!
	10:31pm Robm: @Julie HBO MAX has cold case on it ran for like 7 seasons on CBS, has great music in it which unfortunately is not on DVD because of rights issues
	10:38pm Julie: ah I love Cold Case...missed the last couple seasons though
	10:38pm Julie: The WKRP videos... when they first came out. They did them again and got MOST of the music except maybe Floyd
	10:40pm Robm: @Julie also on roku too WKRP is never going to see the light of day because of the music that got played on it
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Floyd probly have enuff trouble licensing from each other anymore...
	10:40pm Julie: as I said the last set had most of it restored, but not all.
	10:41pm Androu B.: Julie, maybe Micah over on the mothership can help you out with that. Last year, he had a Black Mass edition of his Music of Mind Control program, where he played Satanic cult-related music.
	10:41pm Julie: thanks Androu
	10:41pm David Shortell: Cliff De Young, a successful actor to this day, had apparently not yet joined Clear Light when “The President’s Analyst” was filmed. So Barry McGuire was cast as the singer of "She’s Ready to Be Free”, a single A-side that wasn’t featured on their sole album. Then there’s the instrumental heard in the meadow scene after James Coburn’s character escapes with the band from Manhattan. I don’t know if that track had a title or if it ever appeared in phonographic form.
	10:42pm Mike Sin: This whole Kathe Green LP is a masterpiece of production. In addition, you’re not gonna find too many LPs with liner notes by Peter Sellers (!)
	10:42pm Julie: Hiya Mike! You always know the most interesting things
	10:43pm Robm: Well fellow listeners going to bed night gentle people
	10:43pm Julie: have you heard her second one? I haven't yet
	10:43pm Julie: goodnight Robm!
	10:44pm Androu B.: Nighty-night, Robm!
	10:44pm Mike Sin: I’m in a very far second place whenever David Shortell — that’s the guy loaded with facts!
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rick Wright composition.
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...sung by him too even - which suddenly makes sense...
	10:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Stu's early Floyd episode got Bookmarked big time : www.wfmu.org...
	10:47pm Julie: oh yes I've been meaning to listen to that, I saw him at Nick Mason but I didn't talk to him
	10:48pm David Shortell: I read that Pink Floyd only publicly performed this once, shortly before its release. That's a shame.
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Why can't we blow the years away' ...always makes me think of the memory trips you sometimes go on when tripping.
	10:49pm Julie: wow that IS a shame indeed...
	10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: To actually hear TheFool.
	10:50pm Scobot: Perfectly curated, as always, Julie.
	10:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ironically - their album cover is just okay ...but then TheBeatles decide not to go with them for Pepper...
	10:50pm Julie: awww thank you Scobot!
	10:51pm Julie: I love the cover!
	10:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's not bad - & they sound like they look too. Fantastic visual artists.
	10:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fool produced by GrahamNash reportedly... I just love Freakbeat Boowie & always have ...never had the convo with anyone like - oh so you love Boowie before he was huge too, somehow...
	10:56pm Androu B.: Oh Boy! This coming DNotS is going to be quite interesting! My ears are thirsting to hear more of Bowie in the 60's!
	10:56pm Mike Sin: @David Shortelll Re: Pink Floyd Wasn’t that the same story with “It Would Be So Nice”? Left in the dust because it was just written for the charts and the rest of the band never really liked it?
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Keith Emerson leading us into ♏︎Scorpio time, I'll call it. No synths yet ! (?)
	10:57pm David Shortell: I think this is the first time I heard music by the Fool, the artist group that designed the set for “Wonderwall”. The soundtrack album for that movie can be considered George Harrison’s first solo album, recorded before the White Album!
	10:57pm Dean: You really ought to hear the odd Charisma sampler, Beyond an Empty Dream. https://www.discogs.com/release/5014743-Various-Beyond-An-Empty-Dream-Songs-For-A-Modern-Church
	10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Looks interesting for sure Dean. Got McLauhglin - I'll listen already.
	11:01pm Julie: Hi Dean! @Androu there's not a LOT of 60s bowie, he only had two albums, most, like what I played,were singles
	11:01pm Julie: George also has an electronic album haven't listen to the whole thing yet
	11:02pm David Shortell: I don't know, Mike, but Mojo magazine quoted Nick Mason as saying “Fucking awful, that record, isn’t it?”
	11:02pm Dean: Those two George albums are clumsy but special.
	11:03pm Julie: @dean cool I'll check it out!
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice to put a real sound to this Nice album cover. :D ...Just to the ELP side of SoftMachine perhaps... Read that George's electronic album (he could afford a Moog already) was actually performed by someone else for the most part ...somewhere between 'Harrison presents' & 'Harrison creates' or something ...which surprises me really.
	11:04pm Julie: well that's disappointing
	11:05pm Julie: and here Keith Emerson who has music in Nighthawks
	11:05pm Dean: Drumming to Bach is difficult to negotiate.
	11:06pm Mike Sin: Harrison’s Wonderwall LP is truly fabulous Harrison’s Electronic Sound LP is him in one side just running through the Moog owner’s manual; the other is Bernie Krause not getting credited for his work.
	11:07pm Julie: wow I had no idea
	11:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always that one riff with a stinging Clapton bit one hears from Wonderwall - like when an alt stream take over from a program on FMU... Electronic Sounds wigkey : en.wikipedia.org... - tho Mike Sin is on it of course. :D
	11:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like the Flamnco gittar beginning of BungalowBill is actually a Moog preset. Cheaters ! :D
	11:09pm Julie: WHAT
	11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I guess Electronic Sounds as a title sounds like a Demonstration. Still.
	11:11pm timinoak: I read track as Abe Vigoda...Sorry, tiny iphone. Abe really letting go. Hello Julie and all
	11:11pm Julie: I love that early synth stuff I just wish more of it had singing too, heavily instrumental
	11:12pm Julie: haha hiya timinoak! Theres actually a band called Abe Vigoda because of course
	11:12pm Julie: In An Abe Vigoda Honey
	11:13pm Julie: whew...that was blustery
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *Mellotron preset. My bad.
	11:13pm Mike Sin: The sample Flamenco guitar on “Bungalow Bill” is actually a mellotron pre-set.
	11:14pm Julie: I would play with either one
	11:14pm Dean: No vocals, but if you're interested in early synth records, you must also hear Nik Raicevic/Nik Pascal DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS IF YOU ARE STONED efforts.
	11:15pm Julie: cool, thanks!
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Who needs wigkeypedofile.com you got Mike Sin ? :D Yeah that Nice - that's Prawg already in '68, that is.
	11:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Another album by great Psych Graphic Artists ?
	11:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...with an actually unfortunate album cover...
	11:19pm Julie: I was just gonna say, they really phoned that one in
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...to the wrong place...
	11:20pm Mike Sin: Completely enjoying the music Julie is playing tonight. Completely enjoying the gummy that Julie dosed me with an hour ago.
	11:20pm Dean: A mellotron track by whom? Chris Thomas? The same CT who produced Sex Pistols?
	11:20pm Julie: so glad you're enjoying the music, Mike!
	11:21pm Julie: the mellotron was on bungalow bill
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tho both TheFool & Hapshah are listenable @ least.
	11:21pm timinoak: Love this piano
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - the range of Chris Thomas - Beatles to piSToLs.
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Maybe that was deliberate: It's about our Musics with this album - not our Art... (?)
	11:25pm Androu B.: I swear, everytime I hear this version of "Michelle", the start of it reminds me of a certain Muse track.
	11:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Feel the Bern
	11:32pm Tome: great Show Julie as Always !<>!
	11:32pm Julie: howdy Tome, thank you!
	11:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That sound of playing in a huge place with a roof. I always say this - but what a convincing Singer was Elton. For but one thing.
	11:34pm Julie: He ALWAYS made the story his. Even when he sang about himself (piano man in tiny dancer etc)
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I just always believe him emotionally.
	11:36pm Julie: absolutely.
	11:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& his singing is never 'athletic' (despite the venue) in our contempo showy sense. But never weak either. Kinda straight down the middle - consistent. I feel like - yerknow - that other piano guy - never coulda sung for a real R&B band - but one presumes Elton was from exactly there...
	11:39pm Julie: well he did cut his teeth performing with american soul acts, he learned that sound
	11:39pm Julie: Leon was a big influence
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Leon Russell ?
	11:44pm Julie: yes..they even did an album together
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting. Makes sense.
	11:46pm Julie: oooh this is purty
	11:51pm Androu B.: That John Cale & Terry Riley album cover looks like a scene out of a Wes Anderson movie.
	11:51pm Julie: it's the wes anderson dollhouse
	11:53pm Julie: This is a Lloyd Webber/Tim Rice composition
	11:54pm Androu B.: Yeah, seriously, that dollhouse looks like Anderson actually made it himself for one of his movies!
	11:56pm Julie: wow, this is it I'm done
	11:56pm Julie: what if Wes got his entire aesthetic from that album
	11:57pm Mike Sin: Well all right — the best version of this Tim Hardin track. Have a great night everyone.
	11:57pm Julie: nite Mike! Thanks for hanging out!
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~ ...Love you til Boowie Tuesday :D ...
	12:01am Androu B.: Thanks, Julie! As I said, looking forward to Tuesday's DNotS! Want to remind you to check out the video I posted above. And when you're through with that one, watch this one afterwards: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7_i3zW_fYg
	12:02am Julie: thanks everyone!

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from October 23, 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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October 23, 2022: The World Keeps On Turnin'

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Barbara Parkins, 1966

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire	Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Os Mutantes	O Relógio "O Relógio" by "Os Mutantes"	Os Mutantes	Polydor	1968		0:01:11 (Pop-up)
The Rokes	When The Wind Arises "When The Wind Arises" by "The Rokes"	Let's Live For Today: The Rokes In English 1966-68	Rev-Ola	2008	b-side from 1968	0:04:17 (Pop-up)
The Aerovons	Resurrection "Resurrection" by "The Aerovons"	Resurrection	RPM Records	2003	recorded in 1969	0:07:29 (Pop-up)
Herman's Hermits	Museum "Museum" by "Herman's Hermits"	The Best Of Herman's Hermits Volume III	MGM Records	1967	single from 1967	0:10:28 (Pop-up)
Barry McGuire	Inner-Manipulations	The World's Last Private Citizen	Dunhill	1968	b-side from 1966	0:13:08 (Pop-up)
Erica Pomerance	Burn Baby Burn "Burn Baby Burn" by "Erica Pomerance"	You Used To Think	ESP Disk	1968		0:16:40 (Pop-up)
Gong	Gong Song "Gong Song" by "Gong"	Magick Brother	BYG Records	1969		0:22:15 (Pop-up)
Spirogyra	An Everyday Consumption Song	Bells, Boots and Shambles	Polydor	1973		0:26:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Richard Hayman	The Look of Love [Instrumental]					0:31:34 (Pop-up)
Kathe Green	Primrose Hill "Primrose Hill" by "Kathe Green"	Run the Length of Your Wildness	Deram	1969		0:37:49 (Pop-up)
White Duck	World (Keep on Turnin')	White Duck	UNI Records	1972		0:41:33 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Remember A Day "Remember A Day" by "Pink Floyd"	Relics	Harvest	1971		0:44:09 (Pop-up)
The Fool	No One Will Ever Know "No One Will Ever Know" by "The Fool"	The Fool	Mercury	1968		0:48:29 (Pop-up)
David Bowie With The Lower Third	Can't Help Thinking About Me	Early On (1964-1966)	Rhino	1991	single from 1966 Listen to Dark Night of The Soul this Tuesday for an All-Bowie show!	0:51:10 (Pop-up)
The Nice	Ars Longa Vita Brevis "Ars Longa Vita Brevis" by "The Nice"	Ars Longa Vita Brevis	Immediate	1968		0:53:53 (Pop-up)
Anita Harris	Hey Jude "Hey Jude" by "Anita Harris"	Cuddly Toy	CBS	1969		1:13:09 (Pop-up)
Hapshash & The Coloured Coat	You For Ophelia	Western Flier	Imperial	1969		1:17:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Sangster	Michelle "Michelle" by "John Sangster"					1:22:18 (Pop-up)
Bernie Taupin	Verses After Dark:The Visitor	Taupin	Elektra	1971		1:26:24 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Empty Sky (Live) "Empty Sky (Live)" by "Elton John"	Sports Arena, San Diego, CA 09-29-75	No Label	1975		1:28:49 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Lord of the Universe "Lord of the Universe" by "Donovan"	Buried Treasures 1: The Morgan Studio Sessions	Donovan Discs	2016	from 1970	1:41:10 (Pop-up)
Prelude	Follow Me Down "Follow Me Down" by "Prelude"	After The Gold Rush	Island Records	1974		1:44:41 (Pop-up)
John Cale & Terry Riley	The Soul of Patrick Lee	Church of Anthrax	Columbia	1971	vocals:Adam Miller	1:48:16 (Pop-up)
Ross Hannaman	Down Thru' Summer "Down Thru' Summer" by "Ross Hannaman"	Go Girl (Dream Babes Volume Four)	RPM Records	2003	single from 1967	1:50:59 (Pop-up)
Gandalf	Hang On To A Dream "Hang On To A Dream" by "Gandalf"	Gandalf	Capitol Records	1969		1:53:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Electric Concept Orchestra	Atlantis (instrumental)					1:58:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:04pm Androu B.: Good Evening, Julie!
	10:04pm Julie: hi Androu!
	10:05pm Androu B.: Have you seen this yet?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5gg_hdJciI&t=5s
	10:06pm Julie: I can't click that right now so how about a hint?
	10:08pm Androu B.: It's the OSU Marching Band paying tribute to one of your fave artists. I'd rather not give you any spoilers, so I'll just let you see it for yourself when you get the chance.
	10:09pm Julie: ahhh I think I heard about that, but no I have not seen it yet will check it out after show, thank you!
	10:09pm Robm: Evening fellow banana listeners
	10:10pm Julie: hiya Robm!
	10:10pm Fuzzy: Om Guru Deva, everyone!
	10:11pm Androu B.: Was it just my ears, or was that Aerovons track just meant as a ripoff of "Across The Universe"?
	10:12pm Julie: it was very Beatlesque for sure.. .Hiya Fuzzy!
	10:12pm Robm: Ho julie just finished the last episode of house of dragons and it was great
	10:12pm Julie: so does someone have a baby in EVERY episode or just the ones I see bits of?
	10:13pm Androu B.: Uh oh! Now HH ripping off Donovan? Am I sensing a theme for tonight's show?
	10:14pm Robm: @julie there is a lor of sex in the show so i should say yes:)
	10:14pm Julie: haha not a rip off, an actual cover. Was a bigger hit for him I believe
	10:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Evening ! ...love Barry doing this in ThePresident'sAnalyst ! :D One of the best films... I think there's a version they dubbed something else in tho...
	10:16pm Julie: hiya Rev! Wow I haven't seen that movie in AGES
	10:17pm David Shortell: That there were three volumes of "The Best Of Herman's Hermits" is a testament to the group's huge popularity. 1967 is the year the Who joined their tour as a warm-up act (including at Asbury Park Convention Hall!).
	10:17pm Robm: @RRN63 howdy @Julie was the last song messing up?
	10:18pm Julie: Hiya David! Yeah it's crazy all those hits... yes Rob there was a little weirdness there, sorry about that
	10:18pm Robm: @Julie no problem WFMU messing up us part of it’s charm:)
	10:19pm Julie: the Who were the opened for HH?
	10:19pm Androu B.: Hello, Rev!🐰💣♏ Julie, was it just at my end, or were you having some technical difficulties there at the end of that Barry McGuire track?
	10:19pm Julie: yeah that was Barry not you
	10:20pm David Shortell: Yes, Julie. 'Twas the Who's first time in America. The Hermits rivaled the Stones in popularity!
	10:23pm PaulRobeson1922: Hi Hi Hi
	10:23pm Julie: Hiya PR1922!
	10:24pm David Shortell: I know what you're referring to, Rev Rab. I first discovered “The President’s Analyst” on commercial broadcast television, complete with the great music by Barry McGuire and Clear Light. But when I rented the VHS cassette, I found it replaced by newly recorded lousy modern music!
	10:25pm Julie: cheap bastards not willing to pay for the licensing
	10:27pm Robm: @Julie damn straight
	10:28pm Julie: that happened with Nighthawks a movie I love that has some great tunes in it..
	10:29pm Androu B.: Hi there, PR1922!
	10:31pm Robm: @Julie HBO MAX has cold case on it ran for like 7 seasons on CBS, has great music in it which unfortunately is not on DVD because of rights issues
	10:38pm Julie: ah I love Cold Case...missed the last couple seasons though
	10:38pm Julie: The WKRP videos... when they first came out. They did them again and got MOST of the music except maybe Floyd
	10:40pm Robm: @Julie also on roku too WKRP is never going to see the light of day because of the music that got played on it
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Floyd probly have enuff trouble licensing from each other anymore...
	10:40pm Julie: as I said the last set had most of it restored, but not all.
	10:41pm Androu B.: Julie, maybe Micah over on the mothership can help you out with that. Last year, he had a Black Mass edition of his Music of Mind Control program, where he played Satanic cult-related music.
	10:41pm Julie: thanks Androu
	10:41pm David Shortell: Cliff De Young, a successful actor to this day, had apparently not yet joined Clear Light when “The President’s Analyst” was filmed. So Barry McGuire was cast as the singer of "She’s Ready to Be Free”, a single A-side that wasn’t featured on their sole album. Then there’s the instrumental heard in the meadow scene after James Coburn’s character escapes with the band from Manhattan. I don’t know if that track had a title or if it ever appeared in phonographic form.
	10:42pm Mike Sin: This whole Kathe Green LP is a masterpiece of production. In addition, you’re not gonna find too many LPs with liner notes by Peter Sellers (!)
	10:42pm Julie: Hiya Mike! You always know the most interesting things
	10:43pm Robm: Well fellow listeners going to bed night gentle people
	10:43pm Julie: have you heard her second one? I haven't yet
	10:43pm Julie: goodnight Robm!
	10:44pm Androu B.: Nighty-night, Robm!
	10:44pm Mike Sin: I’m in a very far second place whenever David Shortell — that’s the guy loaded with facts!
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rick Wright composition.
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...sung by him too even - which suddenly makes sense...
	10:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Stu's early Floyd episode got Bookmarked big time : www.wfmu.org...
	10:47pm Julie: oh yes I've been meaning to listen to that, I saw him at Nick Mason but I didn't talk to him
	10:48pm David Shortell: I read that Pink Floyd only publicly performed this once, shortly before its release. That's a shame.
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Why can't we blow the years away' ...always makes me think of the memory trips you sometimes go on when tripping.
	10:49pm Julie: wow that IS a shame indeed...
	10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: To actually hear TheFool.
	10:50pm Scobot: Perfectly curated, as always, Julie.
	10:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ironically - their album cover is just okay ...but then TheBeatles decide not to go with them for Pepper...
	10:50pm Julie: awww thank you Scobot!
	10:51pm Julie: I love the cover!
	10:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's not bad - & they sound like they look too. Fantastic visual artists.
	10:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fool produced by GrahamNash reportedly... I just love Freakbeat Boowie & always have ...never had the convo with anyone like - oh so you love Boowie before he was huge too, somehow...
	10:56pm Androu B.: Oh Boy! This coming DNotS is going to be quite interesting! My ears are thirsting to hear more of Bowie in the 60's!
	10:56pm Mike Sin: @David Shortelll Re: Pink Floyd Wasn’t that the same story with “It Would Be So Nice”? Left in the dust because it was just written for the charts and the rest of the band never really liked it?
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Keith Emerson leading us into ♏︎Scorpio time, I'll call it. No synths yet ! (?)
	10:57pm David Shortell: I think this is the first time I heard music by the Fool, the artist group that designed the set for “Wonderwall”. The soundtrack album for that movie can be considered George Harrison’s first solo album, recorded before the White Album!
	10:57pm Dean: You really ought to hear the odd Charisma sampler, Beyond an Empty Dream. https://www.discogs.com/release/5014743-Various-Beyond-An-Empty-Dream-Songs-For-A-Modern-Church
	10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Looks interesting for sure Dean. Got McLauhglin - I'll listen already.
	11:01pm Julie: Hi Dean! @Androu there's not a LOT of 60s bowie, he only had two albums, most, like what I played,were singles
	11:01pm Julie: George also has an electronic album haven't listen to the whole thing yet
	11:02pm David Shortell: I don't know, Mike, but Mojo magazine quoted Nick Mason as saying “Fucking awful, that record, isn’t it?”
	11:02pm Dean: Those two George albums are clumsy but special.
	11:03pm Julie: @dean cool I'll check it out!
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice to put a real sound to this Nice album cover. :D ...Just to the ELP side of SoftMachine perhaps... Read that George's electronic album (he could afford a Moog already) was actually performed by someone else for the most part ...somewhere between 'Harrison presents' & 'Harrison creates' or something ...which surprises me really.
	11:04pm Julie: well that's disappointing
	11:05pm Julie: and here Keith Emerson who has music in Nighthawks
	11:05pm Dean: Drumming to Bach is difficult to negotiate.
	11:06pm Mike Sin: Harrison’s Wonderwall LP is truly fabulous Harrison’s Electronic Sound LP is him in one side just running through the Moog owner’s manual; the other is Bernie Krause not getting credited for his work.
	11:07pm Julie: wow I had no idea
	11:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always that one riff with a stinging Clapton bit one hears from Wonderwall - like when an alt stream take over from a program on FMU... Electronic Sounds wigkey : en.wikipedia.org... - tho Mike Sin is on it of course. :D
	11:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like the Flamnco gittar beginning of BungalowBill is actually a Moog preset. Cheaters ! :D
	11:09pm Julie: WHAT
	11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I guess Electronic Sounds as a title sounds like a Demonstration. Still.
	11:11pm timinoak: I read track as Abe Vigoda...Sorry, tiny iphone. Abe really letting go. Hello Julie and all
	11:11pm Julie: I love that early synth stuff I just wish more of it had singing too, heavily instrumental
	11:12pm Julie: haha hiya timinoak! Theres actually a band called Abe Vigoda because of course
	11:12pm Julie: In An Abe Vigoda Honey
	11:13pm Julie: whew...that was blustery
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *Mellotron preset. My bad.
	11:13pm Mike Sin: The sample Flamenco guitar on “Bungalow Bill” is actually a mellotron pre-set.
	11:14pm Julie: I would play with either one
	11:14pm Dean: No vocals, but if you're interested in early synth records, you must also hear Nik Raicevic/Nik Pascal DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS IF YOU ARE STONED efforts.
	11:15pm Julie: cool, thanks!
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Who needs wigkeypedofile.com you got Mike Sin ? :D Yeah that Nice - that's Prawg already in '68, that is.
	11:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Another album by great Psych Graphic Artists ?
	11:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...with an actually unfortunate album cover...
	11:19pm Julie: I was just gonna say, they really phoned that one in
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...to the wrong place...
	11:20pm Mike Sin: Completely enjoying the music Julie is playing tonight. Completely enjoying the gummy that Julie dosed me with an hour ago.
	11:20pm Dean: A mellotron track by whom? Chris Thomas? The same CT who produced Sex Pistols?
	11:20pm Julie: so glad you're enjoying the music, Mike!
	11:21pm Julie: the mellotron was on bungalow bill
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tho both TheFool & Hapshah are listenable @ least.
	11:21pm timinoak: Love this piano
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - the range of Chris Thomas - Beatles to piSToLs.
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Maybe that was deliberate: It's about our Musics with this album - not our Art... (?)
	11:25pm Androu B.: I swear, everytime I hear this version of "Michelle", the start of it reminds me of a certain Muse track.
	11:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Feel the Bern
	11:32pm Tome: great Show Julie as Always !<>!
	11:32pm Julie: howdy Tome, thank you!
	11:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That sound of playing in a huge place with a roof. I always say this - but what a convincing Singer was Elton. For but one thing.
	11:34pm Julie: He ALWAYS made the story his. Even when he sang about himself (piano man in tiny dancer etc)
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I just always believe him emotionally.
	11:36pm Julie: absolutely.
	11:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& his singing is never 'athletic' (despite the venue) in our contempo showy sense. But never weak either. Kinda straight down the middle - consistent. I feel like - yerknow - that other piano guy - never coulda sung for a real R&B band - but one presumes Elton was from exactly there...
	11:39pm Julie: well he did cut his teeth performing with american soul acts, he learned that sound
	11:39pm Julie: Leon was a big influence
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Leon Russell ?
	11:44pm Julie: yes..they even did an album together
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting. Makes sense.
	11:46pm Julie: oooh this is purty
	11:51pm Androu B.: That John Cale & Terry Riley album cover looks like a scene out of a Wes Anderson movie.
	11:51pm Julie: it's the wes anderson dollhouse
	11:53pm Julie: This is a Lloyd Webber/Tim Rice composition
	11:54pm Androu B.: Yeah, seriously, that dollhouse looks like Anderson actually made it himself for one of his movies!
	11:56pm Julie: wow, this is it I'm done
	11:56pm Julie: what if Wes got his entire aesthetic from that album
	11:57pm Mike Sin: Well all right — the best version of this Tim Hardin track. Have a great night everyone.
	11:57pm Julie: nite Mike! Thanks for hanging out!
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~ ...Love you til Boowie Tuesday :D ...
	12:01am Androu B.: Thanks, Julie! As I said, looking forward to Tuesday's DNotS! Want to remind you to check out the video I posted above. And when you're through with that one, watch this one afterwards: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7_i3zW_fYg
	12:02am Julie: thanks everyone!

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from October 23, 2022

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