WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 11, 2023

Listener comments!
	10:01am DJ Guin: Jan!!!!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: DJ Guin!!!
	10:01am MHLee: Hi jan
	10:01am DJ Guin: 😁
	10:02am DJ Guin: Chat GPT scares the shit out of me as it is replacing me at my job in IT
	10:02am MHLee: My show tomorrow is a bunch of fun songs, nothing modern. In two weeks I'll do a version of the same show but all modern versions this time.
	10:02am wenzo: Hi there
	10:03am DJ Guin: hello MHLee Hi wenzo
	10:03am MHLee: @DJ Guin we just had a seminar on what we (university staff) should do
	10:03am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee, hi wenzo!
	10:06am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @10:02 👍
	10:06am MHLee: About AI
	10:06am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and assembled swingers: Guin, Mason, wenzo.
	10:07am Jan Turkenburg: Hello David!
	10:07am MHLee: Hi David and Wenzo
	10:12am wenzo: Hi DJ Guin MH Lee & David in London
	10:18am MHLee: I tried to generate a list of songs to play last week to see if chagtp could do it. The answer is not really
	10:18am wenzo: Hey Jan2D2
	10:20am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @10:18 No, it doesn't seem to understand the concept 'playlist' Also it kept interpreting "DJ Break" as a break for the DJ.
	10:20am Jan Turkenburg: bidibidi!
	10:21am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:20 as in: your DJ is taking a break, please stay tuned, etc...
	10:25am Jan Turkenburg: I also noticed that it's very polite: "I am sorry. You're right of course!"
	10:28am MHLee: @Jan Turkenburg I got it to give mea list of songs but quite a few of them didn't fit my criteria, a few were actually short films... etc
	10:29am Jan Turkenburg: I wonder if you could learn it to leave out the films, by keeping correcting it.
	10:36am Dean: It seems to me that when it comes to delivering information about creative works--books, poems, films, recordings...--chat could be trained on a linked data model for metadata, e.g., Bibframe: https://www.loc.gov/bibframe/ This might help solve the problem of medium category mistakes and made-up source citations.
	10:37am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Dean!
	10:47am Dean: I've been enjoying Greek white wines lately, not retsina!
	10:52am Krys O.: Hello, I am human and I am listening!
	10:52am Mr Fab: Aloooooha everybody- a new show will debut here TODAY: the exotic sounds of “Hasta Mañana Monsieur” will precede Don Bolles every week, hosted by an actual intelligence, Roy Santiago.
	10:52am Jan Turkenburg: 👍
	10:53am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr Fab!
	10:54am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Song: "Nashville Woman's Blues" by "Bessie Smith" Don't hear a clarinet, yet...
	10:55am Mr Fab: wfmu.org...
	10:56am Krys O.: Friends who teach art classes at Pratt are talking about student's papers written using AI. I believe they have criteria, not sure what it is though.
	10:57am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Krys!
	10:57am HyperDose: It baffles me how many kids go to school to do anything but learn
	10:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hi HyperDose!
	10:58am Dean: Same discussion is going on at law schools. For now, it's a moving target.
	11:00am MHLee: @Krys O. We are trying to write criteria here
	11:00am DJ Guin: ↳ HyperDose @10:57 blame it on parents and cell phones. the teacher is now to blame for the student's lack of interest??
	11:01am Dean: And then there is the view that AI can assist with provision of legal advice. Hence, students will need to learn how to use the technology in their professional practice.
	11:02am HyperDose: ↳ DJ Guin @11:00 Imagine if you could plug a child into the matrix and force them to learn. No escape!
	11:03am Dean: I have the lucky satisfaction of working in the library, which means that when students come to me they are almost by definition curious. I have a skewed view of students: they are much more capable than, say, my generation.
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Dean @11:03 👍
	11:04am David (in London): Hey HyperD, Krys, Dean.
	11:07am MHLee: Advice i was given yesterday was breaking down what you want it to do with a list or something
	11:07am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Song: "Mean Old Begbug Blues" by "Bessie Smith" ChatGPT says about this song: "Mean Old Bedbug Blues" is a classic blues song recorded by Bessie Smith in 1927. The song was written by Clarence Williams It's about a woman who is tormented by bedbugs in her home, causing her to lose sleep and become increasingly frustrated.
	11:08am MHLee: Who's on guitar here? Is it Lonnie Johnson?
	11:08am DJ Guin: Chat GPT's woes are similar to the Rock and Soul Room and making a request in the Comments...it rarely plays what you ask
	11:09am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @11:08 I don't know. Anyone?
	11:10am Dean: Could be Lincoln Conaway, per this: https://www.discogs.com/release/9707190-Bessie-Smith-Bessie-Smith
	11:11am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ DJ Guin @11:08 the difference is that you can try and instruct again with chatGPT, to get a better result
	11:11am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Dean @11:10 thank you, Dean
	11:12am MHLee: @Jan Turkenburg It appears to not be Lonnie Johnson who did actually record his own version. Johnson was a session musician at times but honestly i think his guitar part would have been fancier
	11:12am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @11:12 👍
	11:16am Otis Fodder: Hi Jan and ChatGPT!
	11:16am MHLee: I'm really interested in getting the ai to cover songs in the voice/style of other artists
	11:16am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis!
	11:17am MHLee: Trying to play with it before copyright cones down
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @11:17 I wonder just how that will cone down and how it will be enforced.
	11:21am Jan Turkenburg: I expect law suits at first, but it will have to find some way... like from Napster to streaming services
	11:21am MHLee: They'll pry my stones do beatles recordings from my cold dead hands
	11:23am David (in London): Agree Jan, there'll be no free AI lunch after a certain point. As Withnail would have put it: 'Free to those who can afford it, very expensive to those who can't.'
	11:23am MHLee: @Jan Turkenburg have you asked it about yourself yet
	11:24am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @11:23 I meant to, but haven't sofar. Maybe I'll just do it right now
	11:26am Jan Turkenburg: Jan Turkenburg is a Dutch electronic music artist and DJ, known for his unique style and experimental approach to music production. He has also gained popularity as a writer, with his book "In My Spaceship" being well-received by critics and audiences alike. Early Life and Career: Jan Turkenburg was born in the Netherlands and grew up with a deep love for music. He began his career as a musician in the early 1980s, experimenting with various genres and styles before finding his niche in electronic music. Throughout the 90s, he became increasingly involved in the underground music scene, performing at clubs and festivals across Europe. In the early 2000s, Jan Turkenburg began working as a DJ at WFMU, a non-commercial radio station based in Jersey City, New Jersey. His show, "In My Spaceship," quickly gained a devoted following among listeners, who were drawn to his eclectic mix of electronic music, soundscapes, and experimental compositions. Musical Style: Jan Turkenburg's music is characterized by its rich, layered soundscapes and its use of unconventional instrumentation. He draws on a wide range of musical influences, from classical to jazz to contemporary electronica, and incorporates elements of these styles into his compositions. His work is often described as "psychedelic" or "trippy," with its swirling, otherworldly textures and hypnotic rhythms. He also frequently incorporates field recordings into his music, adding an organic, naturalistic element to his electronic compositions. In My Spaceship: Jan Turkenburg's book, "In My Spaceship," is a collection of short stories and essays inspired by his experiences as a musician and DJ. The book explores themes of creativity, spirituality, and the transformative power of music. Critics praised the book for its insightful observations and poetic prose. The New York Times called it "a meditation on the joys and challenges of a life devoted to music," while the Guardian described it as "a captivating journey into the mind of a visionary artist." Legacy: Jan Turkenburg's music and writing continue to inspire and captivate audiences around the world. His innovative approach to electronic music has earned him a devoted following among fans of the genre, while his writing has been praised for its depth and creativity. As a DJ at WFMU, he has played an important role in promoting independent and experimental music, and his show "In My Spaceship" remains a beloved fixture of the station's programming. Whether through his music or his writing, Jan Turkenburg is a true original, always pushing the boundaries of what is possible in art and sound.
	11:27am Krys O.: I believe that the main issue with papers written by AI is the probability of plagiarism. Here is an interesting article: www.coolcatteacher.com...
	11:31am Jan Turkenburg: one of the corrections lead to I apologize for the mistake in my previous response. You are correct that "In My Spaceship" is not the name of Jan Turkenburg's radio show on WFMU. Instead, he hosts three shows on the station's alternate stream, Sheena's Jungle Room. The shows are "Magic Mixture," "Jungle Room," and "The Magic Theatre." "Magic Mixture" features a mix of psychedelic, electronic, and experimental music, while "Jungle Room" explores the world of exotica, lounge, and world music. "The Magic Theatre" is a more experimental show, featuring spoken word, soundscapes, and avant-garde compositions. While "In My Spaceship" is not the name of his show, the song of the same name remains an important part of Jan Turkenburg's creative legacy. The song showcases his unique approach to electronic music and his willingness to collaborate with his students in the creation of new sounds and compositions.
	11:32am MHLee: In my spaceship would be a good show name
	11:33am Krys O.: AI promotes fibbing.
	11:35am MHLee: Yeah, I basically told the school AI presentation that the ai often unloads nonsense
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: "Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed," on the other hand, is a show focused on exploring the early years of electronic music. The show's title is a reference to the fact that many of the electronic instruments used in the early days of electronic music were limited to a maximum of 64 sounds. Jan Turkenburg uses the show to showcase the groundbreaking work of pioneers such as Delia Derbyshire, Karlheinz Stockhausen, and Raymond Scott, among others.
	11:36am Jan Turkenburg: 😂
	11:37am MHLee: Tbh i think it's way better at making stuff up than answering questions
	11:37am Otis Fodder: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @11:31 "Magic Mixture" fantastic!
	11:38am MHLee: I mostly mess with ai image generation. If you look at my fill ins for Julie you can see sone results
	11:39am HyperDose: ↳ MHLee @11:21 That didn't create a paradox?
	11:42am MHLee: @HyperDose it's more of screaming sounds with occasionally lyrics from mick jagger... i only used ai jukebox which seems to be cruder than the current gen
	11:43am MHLee: Like a week or so ago a fake drake song started trending on the viral charts
	11:43am Feldy: Hello Jan! I'm just in time for Bessie Smith :)
	11:44am HyperDose: ↳ MHLee @11:42 The Beatles were so experimental and meticulous with their recording techniques. Would be interesting to hear a more traditional take with a bit more edge on their music
	11:44am David (in London): Stockhausen would fit seamlessly onto this show...
	11:44am David (in London): Hi Adam.
	11:44am MHLee: @HyperDose i was using revolution number 1 as the input. Thought that would be a good on
	11:45am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Feldy @11:43 Hi Feldy, you've missed afew, but luckily we always have the archives!
	11:45am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @11:43 this guy has an interesting view: www.youtube.com...
	11:46am Mr Fab: ↳ Song: "Blue Spirit Blues" by "Bessie Smith" wow, that was weird
	11:48am Dean: Lots like this at Scholarly Kitchen these days: https://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2023/05/10/guest-post-ai-and-scholarly-publishing-a-slightly-hopeful-view/
	11:50am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Song: "Violin Instrumental Bihag" by "Gajananrao Joshi O... ChatGTP says: Gajananrao Joshi was a renowned Indian classical violinist born on August 31, 1898, in Aundh, Maharashtra, India. He belonged to a family of musicians and was introduced to music at a young age. His father, Shankar Hari Joshi, was a renowned vocalist, and his mother, Radha Bai, was a skilled veena player. His career spanned several decades, during which he performed extensively both in India and abroad. He was honored with several awards and accolades,
	11:51am doctorjazz: Looks like a cool playlist, catching the last bits. Hi!
	11:52am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Doctorjazz!
	11:54am MHLee: The who album endless wire has the concept of an ai able to make a musical portrait unique for an individual
	11:55am MHLee: I would buy it
	11:56am David (in London): According to ChatGPT: "David (in London) is highly appreciative of today's show and raises his hat towards Jan Turkenburg."
	11:56am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ David (in London) @11:56 😁
	11:57am DJ Guin: so long kids thanks again Jan
	11:57am Feldy: ↳ David (in London) @11:44 Hello David!
	11:57am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Sound Off" by "Mickey Katz" Big Katz fan! Thanks Jan! Will have to catch up later in the archives.
	11:58am Krys O.: Thanks, Jan!
	11:58am Feldy: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @11:45 Yes lucky for the archives :)
	11:58am HyperDose: Thank you, Jan!
	12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: wfmu.org...
	12:02pm Mr Fab: thank you Mr T!
	12:02pm Krys O.: ↳ Mr Fab @12:02 LOL!
	12:02pm MHLee: Thank you Jan
	12:03pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Jan for the work soundtrackin'

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 11, 2023

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May 11, 2023: 299 round Bessie Smith

This is a first. Today your DJ has some help from ChatGPT, because yesterday his 23 year old niece asked him if he had ever used that. He hadn't sofar, so here we boldly go where no Jan T. has gone before!

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Bessie Smith photographed by Carl Van Vechten

Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Images	Approx. start time
	intro "intro"
Bessie Smith	Nobody In Town Can Bake A Sweet Jelly Roll Like Mine	1923			0:00:52 (Pop-up)
Abe Lyman	When You Were the Girl on the Scooter	1933			0:04:19 (Pop-up)
Duo Scholten & Van Het Zelfde	Doe Je Schoenen Aan Lucie	1956	Henk Scholten (1919-1983) & Ab van 't Zelfde (1918-2005)	Henk Scholten Henk Scholten	0:07:27 (Pop-up)
Blue and White Marimba Band	My Isle of Golden Dreams	1920			0:10:09 (Pop-up)
Caterina Valente	Ich Wär So Gern Bei Dir	1957	+ Club Italia & Silvio Francesco		0:13:01 (Pop-up)
Bessie Smith	Follow The Deal On Down	1924			0:17:53 (Pop-up)
Berard	Le train fatal "Le train fatal" by "Berard"	1920-29			0:21:11 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat	One Two Three Kick - Conga	1939			0:24:35 (Pop-up)
Hebra Zusjes	Nick Nack Paddy Whack (in Dutch)	1959			0:27:46 (Pop-up)
Horace Henderson And His Orchestra	I'm Rhythm Crazy Now	1941			0:30:03 (Pop-up)
Bessie Smith	Reckless Blues "Reckless Blues" by "Bessie Smith"	1925			0:35:16 (Pop-up)
Van & Schenck	Marimba "Marimba" by "Van & Schenck"	1920			0:38:14 (Pop-up)
Albert Bol	Kees de kruier "Kees de kruier" by "Albert Bol"	1911	Kruier = Porter		0:40:52 (Pop-up)
Brother Bones	Jingle Jangle Jingle				0:43:33 (Pop-up)
Stratos Payioumdzis	Thrinos sto Elassona (Lament In The Minor)	1932-1946			0:46:14 (Pop-up)
Bessie Smith	Nashville Woman's Blues	1926			0:51:34 (Pop-up)
Will Glahé	Grillenhochzeit "Grillenhochzeit" by "Will Glahé"	1937			0:55:06 (Pop-up)
Golden Gate Quartet	Behold The Bridegroom	1937			0:57:27 (Pop-up)
Jacques Brel	Ballade "Ballade" by "Jacques Brel"	1953			0:59:29 (Pop-up)
Jolly Orchestra	Abonsa (Highlife) [Nigeria]	1936			1:02:12 (Pop-up)
Bessie Smith	Mean Old Begbug Blues	1927			1:07:14 (Pop-up)
Matt Keefe	Sleep, baby, sleep "Sleep, baby, sleep" by "Matt Keefe"	1917			1:10:15 (Pop-up)
Wilf Carter	Sleep little one sleep	1952			1:12:38 (Pop-up)
Catherine Sauvage	Berceuse Pour Demain	1955			1:15:20 (Pop-up)
Kåre korneliussens kvartett	Knuppen reinlender				1:18:46 (Pop-up)
Bessie Smith	Empty Bed Blues "Empty Bed Blues" by "Bessie Smith"	1928			1:23:26 (Pop-up)
Herman Dijkstra Trio	Dr Heckle And Mr Jibe	1944			1:29:54 (Pop-up)
John Yorke AtLee	The Devils March	1898			1:33:20 (Pop-up)
Al Jolson	Miami "Miami" by "Al Jolson"	1925			1:35:33 (Pop-up)
Goofus Five	Clementine "Clementine" by "Goofus Five"	1927			1:38:08 (Pop-up)
Bessie Smith	Blue Spirit Blues "Blue Spirit Blues" by "Bessie Smith"	1929			1:43:12 (Pop-up)
Johan Kaart	Geen Geld En Toch Geen Zorgen	1934	with Jopie Koopmans & Harry Collin	Johan Kaart Johan Kaart	1:46:04 (Pop-up)
Gajananrao Joshi Of Aundh	Violin Instrumental Bihag	1935			1:49:08 (Pop-up)
Bessie Smith	Graveyard Dream Blues	1923			1:53:39 (Pop-up)
Mickey Katz	Sound Off "Sound Off" by "Mickey Katz"	1951			1:56:22 (Pop-up)
Bessie Smith	Black Mountain Blues	1930			2:02:31 (Pop-up)

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Centennial Songs - The Antique Phonograph Music Program contextually presented by Michael Cumella

The Ragged Phonograph Program with Mike Haar Original ragtime, jazz, and pop music from the first quarter of the 20th century, with historical background on vaudeville-era artists

Merrilly We Roll Along A mish-mash of high energy lunacy, reverence, and irreverence for forgotten pop stars, love for Saturday morning cartoons and exploration of pre-rock novelties, classic and neo-Vaudeville, jug bands, polka, klezmer and much much more fun! with MHLee

Thomas Edison's Attic The audio curator at Edison National Historic Site rummages through the archives of the legendary Edison Laboratory of West Orange, New Jersey

The Old Codger: playing 78 RPM records like they're going out of style!

Secret Museum of the Air with Citizen Kafka and Pat Conte: Archives

Rare Oldies Radio hosted by Kitschy Mama, featuring lost songs from the 50s & 60s: Retro Obscuro with Kitschy Mama

Music from the 1920s in the January 7, 2020 episode of Continental Subway with David Dichelle

Music and other recordings of Lynda Barry in the june 7, 2020 episode of Canibal Stew with DJ ARB

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Listener comments!
	10:01am DJ Guin: Jan!!!!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: DJ Guin!!!
	10:01am MHLee: Hi jan
	10:01am DJ Guin: 😁
	10:02am DJ Guin: Chat GPT scares the shit out of me as it is replacing me at my job in IT
	10:02am MHLee: My show tomorrow is a bunch of fun songs, nothing modern. In two weeks I'll do a version of the same show but all modern versions this time.
	10:02am wenzo: Hi there
	10:03am DJ Guin: hello MHLee Hi wenzo
	10:03am MHLee: @DJ Guin we just had a seminar on what we (university staff) should do
	10:03am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee, hi wenzo!
	10:06am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @10:02 👍
	10:06am MHLee: About AI
	10:06am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and assembled swingers: Guin, Mason, wenzo.
	10:07am Jan Turkenburg: Hello David!
	10:07am MHLee: Hi David and Wenzo
	10:12am wenzo: Hi DJ Guin MH Lee & David in London
	10:18am MHLee: I tried to generate a list of songs to play last week to see if chagtp could do it. The answer is not really
	10:18am wenzo: Hey Jan2D2
	10:20am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @10:18 No, it doesn't seem to understand the concept 'playlist' Also it kept interpreting "DJ Break" as a break for the DJ.
	10:20am Jan Turkenburg: bidibidi!
	10:21am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:20 as in: your DJ is taking a break, please stay tuned, etc...
	10:25am Jan Turkenburg: I also noticed that it's very polite: "I am sorry. You're right of course!"
	10:28am MHLee: @Jan Turkenburg I got it to give mea list of songs but quite a few of them didn't fit my criteria, a few were actually short films... etc
	10:29am Jan Turkenburg: I wonder if you could learn it to leave out the films, by keeping correcting it.
	10:36am Dean: It seems to me that when it comes to delivering information about creative works--books, poems, films, recordings...--chat could be trained on a linked data model for metadata, e.g., Bibframe: https://www.loc.gov/bibframe/ This might help solve the problem of medium category mistakes and made-up source citations.
	10:37am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Dean!
	10:47am Dean: I've been enjoying Greek white wines lately, not retsina!
	10:52am Krys O.: Hello, I am human and I am listening!
	10:52am Mr Fab: Aloooooha everybody- a new show will debut here TODAY: the exotic sounds of “Hasta Mañana Monsieur” will precede Don Bolles every week, hosted by an actual intelligence, Roy Santiago.
	10:52am Jan Turkenburg: 👍
	10:53am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr Fab!
	10:54am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Song: "Nashville Woman's Blues" by "Bessie Smith" Don't hear a clarinet, yet...
	10:55am Mr Fab: wfmu.org...
	10:56am Krys O.: Friends who teach art classes at Pratt are talking about student's papers written using AI. I believe they have criteria, not sure what it is though.
	10:57am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Krys!
	10:57am HyperDose: It baffles me how many kids go to school to do anything but learn
	10:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hi HyperDose!
	10:58am Dean: Same discussion is going on at law schools. For now, it's a moving target.
	11:00am MHLee: @Krys O. We are trying to write criteria here
	11:00am DJ Guin: ↳ HyperDose @10:57 blame it on parents and cell phones. the teacher is now to blame for the student's lack of interest??
	11:01am Dean: And then there is the view that AI can assist with provision of legal advice. Hence, students will need to learn how to use the technology in their professional practice.
	11:02am HyperDose: ↳ DJ Guin @11:00 Imagine if you could plug a child into the matrix and force them to learn. No escape!
	11:03am Dean: I have the lucky satisfaction of working in the library, which means that when students come to me they are almost by definition curious. I have a skewed view of students: they are much more capable than, say, my generation.
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Dean @11:03 👍
	11:04am David (in London): Hey HyperD, Krys, Dean.
	11:07am MHLee: Advice i was given yesterday was breaking down what you want it to do with a list or something
	11:07am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Song: "Mean Old Begbug Blues" by "Bessie Smith" ChatGPT says about this song: "Mean Old Bedbug Blues" is a classic blues song recorded by Bessie Smith in 1927. The song was written by Clarence Williams It's about a woman who is tormented by bedbugs in her home, causing her to lose sleep and become increasingly frustrated.
	11:08am MHLee: Who's on guitar here? Is it Lonnie Johnson?
	11:08am DJ Guin: Chat GPT's woes are similar to the Rock and Soul Room and making a request in the Comments...it rarely plays what you ask
	11:09am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @11:08 I don't know. Anyone?
	11:10am Dean: Could be Lincoln Conaway, per this: https://www.discogs.com/release/9707190-Bessie-Smith-Bessie-Smith
	11:11am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ DJ Guin @11:08 the difference is that you can try and instruct again with chatGPT, to get a better result
	11:11am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Dean @11:10 thank you, Dean
	11:12am MHLee: @Jan Turkenburg It appears to not be Lonnie Johnson who did actually record his own version. Johnson was a session musician at times but honestly i think his guitar part would have been fancier
	11:12am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @11:12 👍
	11:16am Otis Fodder: Hi Jan and ChatGPT!
	11:16am MHLee: I'm really interested in getting the ai to cover songs in the voice/style of other artists
	11:16am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis!
	11:17am MHLee: Trying to play with it before copyright cones down
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @11:17 I wonder just how that will cone down and how it will be enforced.
	11:21am Jan Turkenburg: I expect law suits at first, but it will have to find some way... like from Napster to streaming services
	11:21am MHLee: They'll pry my stones do beatles recordings from my cold dead hands
	11:23am David (in London): Agree Jan, there'll be no free AI lunch after a certain point. As Withnail would have put it: 'Free to those who can afford it, very expensive to those who can't.'
	11:23am MHLee: @Jan Turkenburg have you asked it about yourself yet
	11:24am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @11:23 I meant to, but haven't sofar. Maybe I'll just do it right now
	11:26am Jan Turkenburg: Jan Turkenburg is a Dutch electronic music artist and DJ, known for his unique style and experimental approach to music production. He has also gained popularity as a writer, with his book "In My Spaceship" being well-received by critics and audiences alike. Early Life and Career: Jan Turkenburg was born in the Netherlands and grew up with a deep love for music. He began his career as a musician in the early 1980s, experimenting with various genres and styles before finding his niche in electronic music. Throughout the 90s, he became increasingly involved in the underground music scene, performing at clubs and festivals across Europe. In the early 2000s, Jan Turkenburg began working as a DJ at WFMU, a non-commercial radio station based in Jersey City, New Jersey. His show, "In My Spaceship," quickly gained a devoted following among listeners, who were drawn to his eclectic mix of electronic music, soundscapes, and experimental compositions. Musical Style: Jan Turkenburg's music is characterized by its rich, layered soundscapes and its use of unconventional instrumentation. He draws on a wide range of musical influences, from classical to jazz to contemporary electronica, and incorporates elements of these styles into his compositions. His work is often described as "psychedelic" or "trippy," with its swirling, otherworldly textures and hypnotic rhythms. He also frequently incorporates field recordings into his music, adding an organic, naturalistic element to his electronic compositions. In My Spaceship: Jan Turkenburg's book, "In My Spaceship," is a collection of short stories and essays inspired by his experiences as a musician and DJ. The book explores themes of creativity, spirituality, and the transformative power of music. Critics praised the book for its insightful observations and poetic prose. The New York Times called it "a meditation on the joys and challenges of a life devoted to music," while the Guardian described it as "a captivating journey into the mind of a visionary artist." Legacy: Jan Turkenburg's music and writing continue to inspire and captivate audiences around the world. His innovative approach to electronic music has earned him a devoted following among fans of the genre, while his writing has been praised for its depth and creativity. As a DJ at WFMU, he has played an important role in promoting independent and experimental music, and his show "In My Spaceship" remains a beloved fixture of the station's programming. Whether through his music or his writing, Jan Turkenburg is a true original, always pushing the boundaries of what is possible in art and sound.
	11:27am Krys O.: I believe that the main issue with papers written by AI is the probability of plagiarism. Here is an interesting article: www.coolcatteacher.com...
	11:31am Jan Turkenburg: one of the corrections lead to I apologize for the mistake in my previous response. You are correct that "In My Spaceship" is not the name of Jan Turkenburg's radio show on WFMU. Instead, he hosts three shows on the station's alternate stream, Sheena's Jungle Room. The shows are "Magic Mixture," "Jungle Room," and "The Magic Theatre." "Magic Mixture" features a mix of psychedelic, electronic, and experimental music, while "Jungle Room" explores the world of exotica, lounge, and world music. "The Magic Theatre" is a more experimental show, featuring spoken word, soundscapes, and avant-garde compositions. While "In My Spaceship" is not the name of his show, the song of the same name remains an important part of Jan Turkenburg's creative legacy. The song showcases his unique approach to electronic music and his willingness to collaborate with his students in the creation of new sounds and compositions.
	11:32am MHLee: In my spaceship would be a good show name
	11:33am Krys O.: AI promotes fibbing.
	11:35am MHLee: Yeah, I basically told the school AI presentation that the ai often unloads nonsense
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: "Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed," on the other hand, is a show focused on exploring the early years of electronic music. The show's title is a reference to the fact that many of the electronic instruments used in the early days of electronic music were limited to a maximum of 64 sounds. Jan Turkenburg uses the show to showcase the groundbreaking work of pioneers such as Delia Derbyshire, Karlheinz Stockhausen, and Raymond Scott, among others.
	11:36am Jan Turkenburg: 😂
	11:37am MHLee: Tbh i think it's way better at making stuff up than answering questions
	11:37am Otis Fodder: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @11:31 "Magic Mixture" fantastic!
	11:38am MHLee: I mostly mess with ai image generation. If you look at my fill ins for Julie you can see sone results
	11:39am HyperDose: ↳ MHLee @11:21 That didn't create a paradox?
	11:42am MHLee: @HyperDose it's more of screaming sounds with occasionally lyrics from mick jagger... i only used ai jukebox which seems to be cruder than the current gen
	11:43am MHLee: Like a week or so ago a fake drake song started trending on the viral charts
	11:43am Feldy: Hello Jan! I'm just in time for Bessie Smith :)
	11:44am HyperDose: ↳ MHLee @11:42 The Beatles were so experimental and meticulous with their recording techniques. Would be interesting to hear a more traditional take with a bit more edge on their music
	11:44am David (in London): Stockhausen would fit seamlessly onto this show...
	11:44am David (in London): Hi Adam.
	11:44am MHLee: @HyperDose i was using revolution number 1 as the input. Thought that would be a good on
	11:45am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Feldy @11:43 Hi Feldy, you've missed afew, but luckily we always have the archives!
	11:45am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @11:43 this guy has an interesting view: www.youtube.com...
	11:46am Mr Fab: ↳ Song: "Blue Spirit Blues" by "Bessie Smith" wow, that was weird
	11:48am Dean: Lots like this at Scholarly Kitchen these days: https://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2023/05/10/guest-post-ai-and-scholarly-publishing-a-slightly-hopeful-view/
	11:50am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Song: "Violin Instrumental Bihag" by "Gajananrao Joshi O... ChatGTP says: Gajananrao Joshi was a renowned Indian classical violinist born on August 31, 1898, in Aundh, Maharashtra, India. He belonged to a family of musicians and was introduced to music at a young age. His father, Shankar Hari Joshi, was a renowned vocalist, and his mother, Radha Bai, was a skilled veena player. His career spanned several decades, during which he performed extensively both in India and abroad. He was honored with several awards and accolades,
	11:51am doctorjazz: Looks like a cool playlist, catching the last bits. Hi!
	11:52am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Doctorjazz!
	11:54am MHLee: The who album endless wire has the concept of an ai able to make a musical portrait unique for an individual
	11:55am MHLee: I would buy it
	11:56am David (in London): According to ChatGPT: "David (in London) is highly appreciative of today's show and raises his hat towards Jan Turkenburg."
	11:56am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ David (in London) @11:56 😁
	11:57am DJ Guin: so long kids thanks again Jan
	11:57am Feldy: ↳ David (in London) @11:44 Hello David!
	11:57am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Sound Off" by "Mickey Katz" Big Katz fan! Thanks Jan! Will have to catch up later in the archives.
	11:58am Krys O.: Thanks, Jan!
	11:58am Feldy: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @11:45 Yes lucky for the archives :)
	11:58am HyperDose: Thank you, Jan!
	12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: wfmu.org...
	12:02pm Mr Fab: thank you Mr T!
	12:02pm Krys O.: ↳ Mr Fab @12:02 LOL!
	12:02pm MHLee: Thank you Jan
	12:03pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Jan for the work soundtrackin'

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 11, 2023

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