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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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Anjelica Huston, 1968
Anjelica Huston, 1968
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Anjelica Huston, 1968

Artist Track Album Label Year Comments Images Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire  Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)   Favoriting           0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Pascal  Subsconscious Nebula   Favoriting The Sixth Ear  Narco Records  1972   
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Sally Eaton  I Don't Want To Need You Anymore   Favoriting Farewell American Tour  Paramount Records  1970   
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Life  Strawberry Fields   Favoriting Life  Polydor  1970   
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Toomorrow  Walkin' On Air   Favoriting If Not For You (Deluxe)  Primary Wave Music  2022  originally on the Toomorrow soundtrack, 1970 
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Room  No Warmth In My Life   Favoriting Pre-Flight  Deram  1970   
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Lou Reed  Sally Can't Dance   Favoriting Sally Can't Dance  RCA Victor  1974   
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Elton John  Cry Willow Cry (Band Demo)   Favoriting Jewel Box  EMI/Rocket  2020  from 1968 
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Neil Young  The Loner   Favoriting Neil Young  Reprise Records  1969   
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New World Electronic Chamber Ensemble 
Something   Favoriting
 
 
 
 
 
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Hawkwind  Master Of The Universe   Favoriting X In Search Of Space  United Artists Records  1971   
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The Litter  Blue Ice   Favoriting Emerge  Probe  1969   
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Bojoura  Faceless Sorrow   Favoriting Everybody's Day  Rotation  2001  b-side from 1967 
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The Hobbits  Let Me Run My Fingers Through Your Mind (Buy My Flowers)   Favoriting Down To Middle Earth  Decca  1967   
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Serenity  Green and Sunny Weather   Favoriting Piece of Mind  Down Under  1972   
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Lotti Golden  Who Are Your Friends   Favoriting Motor-Cycle  Atlantic  1969   
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Josefus  Dead Man   Favoriting Dead Man  Hookah Records  1970   
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Freedom North  Ordinary Man   Favoriting Freedom North  Aquarius Records  1970   
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Music behind DJ:
Christopher Scott 
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The Rolling Stones  Mother's Little Helper   Favoriting Aftermath  Decca  1966   
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Donovan  Breezes Of Patchouli   Favoriting Breezes Of Patchouli - His Studio Recordings: 1966-1969  EMI  2013  AKA The Darkness of My Night 
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Dragonwyck  My Future Waits   Favoriting Dragonwyck  World In Sound  1970   
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The Monkees  Porpoise Song (alternate stereo mix)   Favoriting Head (Alternate)  Friday Music  2017   
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Steeleye Span  Saucy Sailor   Favoriting Below The Salt  Chrysalis Records  1972   
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Axe  A House Is Not A Motel   Favoriting Crystalline  Beck Amplification Sound Studios  1970   
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Judee Sill  Enchanted Sky Machines   Favoriting Judee Sill  Asylum Records  1971   
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Music behind DJ:
The Electric Concept Orchestra 
Atlantis (instrumental)   Favoriting
 
 
 
 
 
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Mr Fab:

Julie’s on! It’s a happening!
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Julie:

hiya Mr Fab!
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Mr Fab:

And kicking things off with classic outsider electronica.

(I don’t know if “outsider electronica“ is a recognized genre, but it durn well should be.)
Avatar 10:06pm
Julie:

it totally should!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Well it wouldn't make anyone blink in the Explorers' Room ...put me in the mood for a Nik Turner tribute too, but those will happen...
Avatar 10:07pm
Julie:

some of the guys at the station had a band called Weehawkwind
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:09pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Is that a Jersey joke ? ...the original joke was Hawk means loogy & Wind means farts...
Avatar 10:10pm
Julie:

yes from weehawken which is a city in NJ
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Okay that's good !
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Mr Fab:

i take it this isn't the pre-Yes UK band Tomorrow?
Avatar 10:15pm
Julie:

No! this is Olivia Newton-John's late 60s band! They made a movie then broke up.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:16pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

I thot maybe too ...no Steve Howe here.
Film's on YT tho ! :
www.youtube.com...
Avatar 10:16pm
Julie:

it is so very of its time. Don Kirschner produced it (or at least the soundtrack). They thought they were gonna be The Monkees
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:17pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Like the JeffersonAirplane-ish album art.
  10:18pm
Scobot:

Julie!!
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Julie:

Scobot!
  10:19pm
Scobot:

So, I have 200 tunes I’d like to request.
Avatar 10:21pm
Julie:

is this one of them?
Avatar 10:21pm
Mr Fab:

Wow, thanks for that link, Rev. Commenters comparing it to "Barbarella meets the Partridge Family" puts that one squarely in my to-watch list.
Avatar 10:22pm
Julie:

the first time I saw it was on a bootleg VHS (neither it nor the soundtrack was available for decades) dubbed in SPANISH. but the visuals were fun.
Avatar 10:23pm
Mr Fab:

Sally Can't Dance album gets a bad rap (Reed himself dismissed it), but nice to hear this. Damn, this makes me miss Lou...
  10:23pm
Scobot:

Close. VU was on the list. I’ll accept this.
Avatar 10:23pm
Julie:

There's a club night named after it here in the city
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Julie:

I think there's harpsichord on this
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:27pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

'Barbarella meets Partridges' - oh that's magnificent. Saw Barbarella first time recently ! Better than everyone says it is imho. I mean - it's from a Comic Book ...youthful Jane more beguiling than I thot too in actual motion...
Avatar 10:27pm
Julie:

I suppose it could be a tinkly upright piano, but there's definitely a bell-like tone happening
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Julie:

the budgie scene is epic
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Julie:

I do wish Bardot had played Barbarella but that was a little late for her. love Jane in it though
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:29pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Being Vadim seems a good job...
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Julie:

he even dated Silvia Kristel, emmanuelle herself. take THAT Serge Gainsbourg
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Neil cover painting - def not by Joni - real good illustration of the ♏︎Scorpio Gaze I reckon.
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David Shortell:

I didn't know Anjelica Huston acted in 1968, in her daddy's 14th century-set "A Walk with Love and Death".
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:42pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Cover art so LSD - by the great & tragic Barney Bubbles.
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Julie:

hiya David! yeah she goes back farther than I knew..
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Julie:

oops i had her name spelled wrong
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Loved this episode StrangeBrew about the early Hawkwind scene :
thestrangebrew.co.uk...
Avatar 10:46pm
David Shortell:

The film costarred Moshe Dayan's son! Anjelica almost played Juliet instead, but that role went to Olivia Hussey.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:48pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Moshe Dayan not a name I've heard in a minute.
Avatar 10:49pm
Julie:

I can't imagine another Juliet...Olivia was so perfect...
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Julie:

Leonard (romeo) was married to last week's playlist girl
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

On Irwin's everyone was talking about how poorly the Moody Blues have aged. I stood up for 'em.
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Julie:

NO WAY how dare they
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...I mean ...I dunno I guess I just contextualize the Moodys more comfortably...
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Julie:

frank o'toole and I will always have the moodies
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

fxo <3
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Julie:

yeah...good guy that Frank
  11:04pm
Dean:

Wanna talk about artists who have aged? Springsteen, Elvis Costello, REM, The Smiths... It goes on. The Moody Blues occupy a space that is theirs.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Frank's program was a special place - really eased beginning the werkweek. I been around long enuff to be nostalgic about FMU ...like when you've lived in a town enuff years.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

I call that astute Dean. I rate the Moodys as having their own thing they do that no one else has really even tried to.
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Julie:

just because something is very much of its time doesn't mean it doesn't transcend it...
  11:08pm
Dean:

On the money, RRN63. Like 'em or not, they own that territory.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Whereas everyone apes Floyd.
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Aitch:

Hi Julie and crew
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...& the Velvets, &tc. ...
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Julie:

hiya Aitch!
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Julie:

i have room to love both the moodies and floyd
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

I reckon a really pointed comparison. Is why I mention it ...specifically : Who said Psych must always be the creaming horrors ? (As great as Roger Waters screamed.) Not me.
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Julie:

so much beauty in their music
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

*screaming horrors ...leave Cream out of this I guess ...Herb Alpert...
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Mr Fab:

Haha
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Julie:

Screaming Cream and Other Delights
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Moodys also I think the perfect example of the transition from Psych to Prawg. But preaching to the converted I suppose ...not to say the squirted...
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Well props to Josefus for not running out of battery power on this.
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Julie:

what do we think, guys? Joseph-us or JoSEEfus?
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Former. But hadn't thot of it...
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

hoe-zay fooo
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Julie:

they had been "come" before
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...then obviously we have just been creamed on...
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Julie:

oh this is weird..this is the same singer who was on the life record.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 11:22pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

She can soar high.
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Mr Fab:

“Switched on Bacharach”! I had both volumes
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Julie:

oooh there's another one? I think I just have one, I forget which
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Jagger does Davies ?
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Julie:

whoa you're right, he's very Ray on this
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Julie:

he sounds english and not southern american
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

I forgot the name again of the lady FMU commenter who observed this...
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Julie:

He gets a little too drawly for me at times, I like this version better
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Roberto:

I used to think the lyric was "help to minimize your blood," as if it were a some kind of blood thinner.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Stones songs would ripple thru Society for years.
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Roberto:

Some kind, not a some kind
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Julie:

mother's little helper is xeralto
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Julie:

oh HI Roberto! You made it before 12!
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Roberto:

Well, sometimes mother has a legitimate medical reason for taking her little helper.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

xeralto - interesting.
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Julie:

exactly!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Something about Donovan expresses the actual psychedelic experience I feel. That strangeness & also wistfulness of coming down...
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...that one & Celeste for instance...
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Little stealth picture of Hendrix on this cover...
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Julie:

oh he's in the little box! safe..doorway whatever that is
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Roberto:

Time to play Where's Jimi?
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Julie:

photo is from the reissue, much much later
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Julie:

that sounds like a great idea... though more like a Prince thing...find Prince in every photo
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Julie:

Jimi never seem to possess the whimsy Prince had
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Julie:

that might just be the fact that we weren't alive at the same time so he seems serious to me
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Prince was an MTV star. Jimi a Bluesman. They both moved in several worlds to be fair.
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Julie:

there were a lot of layers to Prince
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

I worship Hendrix & - to be totally forthcoming - never choose Prince. But I think they had similar senses of what was serious about their talents & their messages ...& had comparable senses of humor ...& sexuality. If anything Prince might have been more sober than Jimi in the Hippie era...
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Julie:

Prince is like Bowie in a way, if you don't like him try a different record
Avatar Swag For Life Member 11:50pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Hm. But I like almost all of Boowie's...
Love cover - 1970 ! Very interesting.
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Julie:

it was a demo
Avatar Swag For Life Member 11:54pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Yeah cause a thing about Forever Changes is not a few call it Best Album Ever ...but it was much less well-known then in fact. Wow this.
Jimi & Prince similar in having both philosophical & playful sides - & the highest degrees & magnitude of talent, & what that means for a personality in being well-adjusted... Yet quite different eras indeed.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Judee amazing & heartbreaking. One of those.
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Roberto:

Banana ya later!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
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Julie:

thanks everyone!
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