WFMU: Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from June 4, 2023

Listener comments!
	10:01pm pot8o: hi everyone! I'm finally on time for once
	10:02pm Julie: hiya pot80!
	10:04pm MHLee: hi
	10:04pm Julie: hiya MHLee!
	10:05pm Matt from Springfield: I'm finally on here for once! ;) HI Jules and everyone! Need to catch this live at least once before it goes on break!
	10:06pm Androu B.: Hi, Julie! Go figure, all this time I'd wondered how you came up with the name for the show, and just earlier tonight, Richard Whig on The Whig Out reveals to us the source of inspiration: https://www.wfmu.org/Gfx/playlist_images/WT/pretties_6858509464556818.jpg
	10:06pm Julie: Hiya Matt! Hey Androu!
	10:07pm pot8o: ↳ Androu B. @10:06 isn't it a Donovan lyric? i thought it came from Mellow Yellow
	10:07pm Julie: ↳ Androu B. @10:06 nope. it was just a play on Donovan's electrical banana from Mellow Yellow
	10:08pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Androu B. @10:06 That's just one of the mid 60s uses of 'Electrical Banana' - I presumed from Donovan's "Mellow Yellow", but there really WAS a club called that as well! "In 1966, I saw a band at the Electrical Banana - don't look for it, it's not around anymore..."
	10:08pm Julie: and that was probably how that band got their name
	10:08pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "Last Laugh" by "Cradle" Let me check my encyclopedia of private press for this band
	10:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and the purple parlor.
	10:09pm pot8o: if i had a nickel for every time a band named themselves after a sex toy, I'd have 3 nickels not much, but it's odd that it happened thrice
	10:09pm Julie: Heya Ken!
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There was a brief sort of fake news craze - someone suggested smoking banana peels would get you high. Presumably as a goof. But people tried it for years...
	10:10pm Rich in Washington: Heya, Julie! Diggin' the soundz!
	10:10pm Julie: hiya Rev, Hey Rich! Thanks!
	10:11pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:09 No thankyee - I'm stickin' to good ol' fashioned oregano, like Brooklyn kook Florrie Fisher! Hey there RevRab!
	10:11pm asheville jon: Julie! (and a quiet hello to the birds)
	10:11pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "Last Laugh" by "Cradle" nothing on them , really didn't appear before a cd release
	10:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:09 ...potassium does slow down the nervous system...
	10:11pm Julie: hiya asheville!
	10:12pm Julie: ↳ MHLee @10:11 I will tell all I know when I go one mic
	10:12pm Androu B.: ↳ Julie @10:08 Maybe you should consider using the image (with the lettering altered) for your new playlist archive banner.
	10:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Love Is Only Sleeping" by "The Monkees" RIP Cynthia Weil - someone who impacted us more than most of us realize.
	10:14pm Julie: I did not really know much of Mann & Weil until I saw the Carole King musical in which they feature prominently.
	10:15pm Julie: I kinda want a madman type tv show about a brill building style place now
	10:15pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:13 😥 RIP, ½ of the Mann-Weil team..the only one of those husband-wife teams to STAY married their whole lives!
	10:15pm Julie: Mad Men that is...
	10:18pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Beautiful Brother of Mine" by "Curtis Mayfield" LOVE Curtis - he died years ago, but it's worth mentioning he was paralyzed years earlier, after lightning struck an outdoor stage he was performing at in Brooklyn. He recorded another album before he died, usually on his back.
	10:19pm Aitch: Dropping in for the last one.
	10:20pm Julie: hiya Aitch! actually I'll be back next Sunday, so one more!
	10:21pm MHLee: ↳ Julie @10:20 Wait is this show on the way out?
	10:22pm Julie: yes I'm taking a break
	10:23pm MHLee: my whole listening schedule is so off because of all the break atm
	10:26pm Julie: keepin ya on your toes!
	10:29pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Levon (Live on BBC Sounds for Saturday)" by "Elto... One of my Mom's all time fave Elton songs. The songmeanings website is a hit or miss, but for this one it has a lot of good analysis on this multi-layered song, and its views on multiple generations of Britons.
	10:32pm Yvang: Hi Julie and bananas!
	10:32pm Julie: Hiya Yvang!
	10:32pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Yvang @10:32 Hi Yvang! I guess we're all second bananas here!
	10:36pm Yvang: ↳ Matt from Springfield @10:32 Sure. I feel kind of banana myself. 4 in the morning here...
	10:36pm Matt from Springfield: "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" - Mann/Weil w/ Spector
	10:38pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Last Laugh" by "Cradle" Quatro band - they look and sound badass! Giving Fanny and Stone the Crow a run for their money!
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Locked In Your Love" by "The Pleasure Seekers" This one's very Arranged - 'What A Way TO Die' is real 'Garage'.
	10:42pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Locked In Your Love" by "The Pleasure Seekers" 1968, so of course had to throw in "sock it to me"! 😉
	10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Matt from Springfield @10:42 ...even Nixon got in on that one...
	10:44pm Julie: not sure that is a selling point
	10:46pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "Talk To The Man In The Sky" by "Fusion Orchestra" this is quite good
	10:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Julie @10:44 ...Tricky Dick's 'charm offensive' extending to a cameo on Laugh-In...
	10:46pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Julie @10:44 Apparently it was, at least for his election chances it didn't hurt. He would later hire the head Laugh In writer for his political messaging. The WFMU Blog had a good history of that aspect of the show.
	10:47pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @10:46 blog.wfmu.org...
	10:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Drumpf took notes I reckon...
	10:48pm Julie: just rarely do you recommend doing something "because Nixon did it"
	10:48pm MHLee: For being such a generally creepy guy, Nixon could put on the razzle
	10:48pm MHLee: Checkers comes to mind
	10:48pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:47 ...and Roger Ailes. The whole Resentment-Industrial Complex wouldn't exist today if not for these paranoid aggrieved people with delusions of power!...
	10:49pm Julie: they made us read the Checkers speech in school. I don't recall why
	10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nixon died politically & rose again several times like Dracula.
	10:50pm Julie: Indeed. By the time he died he was revered.
	10:50pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Talk To The Man In The Sky" by "Fusion Orchestra" this voice!
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nixon dealt with North Vietnam to delay Peace to get elected the first time. Yeah. He socked it to us alright.
	10:55pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Talk To The Man In The Sky" by "Fusion Orchestra" Still the same song! 🙂
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Talk To The Man In The Sky" by "Fusion Orchestra" ...in every episode - that one that makes me think ...now this is an interesting find ...@ lest as a period curio if not a real revelation...
	10:57pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "The Letter" by "The Box Tops" The organ on this track is underrated, and quite good.
	10:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Talk To The Man In The Sky" by "Fusion Orchestra" ...yerknow - it's like we conceive of it all as a definite Progression ...but sometimes you think - actually different things are just Allowed or Not in different periods...
	10:58pm Julie: ↳ Song: "The Letter" by "The Box Tops" how is he 16 here??
	10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Julie @10:58 It's weird to catch yourself thinking ...how can they make such good Rawk Music ...they're just Kids !! ...Oh. Wait a minute...
	11:00pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Margery" by "Pearls Before Swine" Pretty number from Pearls Before Swine, never heard of them before.
	11:00pm Julie: it's just that VOICE. Even Gabriel didn't quite have THAT yet in the first Genesis record
	11:01pm MHLee: pearls before swine is instantly identifiable
	11:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Margery" by "Pearls Before Swine" ...& Pearls here actually still more Legendary to me than Familiar honestly. Aside from 'Ashes' ...Tom Rapp ! I saw him @ Terrastock V. Not too much I can make people jealous about but that's one...
	11:02pm MHLee: ↳ Matt from Springfield @11:00 You should check out the album Balaklava
	11:02pm bigplanetnoise: Sounding great, Jooolz!
	11:02pm Julie: thanks BPN Bob!
	11:02pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "There Is A Mountain" by "Donovan" Japanese cover! The Allman Brothers liked this one. Thought it was a bit too short..
	11:03pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ MHLee @11:02 Thanks MHLee!
	11:03pm Androu B.: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:59 Yeah, keep in mind, the BubblegumPop era was emarging at this point in time, hence younger musicians were getting more ubiquitous.
	11:03pm MHLee: ↳ Matt from Springfield @11:02 At Watkins Glen the Dead did the jam too
	11:03pm bigplanetnoise: Revolution Rabbit - I was there, too. Tom was just so great.
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Margery" by "Pearls Before Swine" Pearls' discography neither tiny nor huge : en.wikipedia.org...
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ bigplanetnoise @11:03 So we were both standing in that Cambridge, MA club together for three days ! :D
	11:05pm Androu B.: ↳ Androu B. @11:03 emerging^
	11:05pm MHLee: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:04 I'm only really familiar with the first two
	11:06pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Brain Confusion (For All The Lonely People)" by "... Julie: Are you going to play four (QUATRO) tracks tonight w/ Suzi Quatro? Might be fun to do at this point 😉
	11:06pm Julie: aww man I didn't think of that!
	11:06pm bigplanetnoise: RR - saw him in Newport, too, at an earlier TerraS. So good.
	11:07pm Julie: I just couldn't decide solo or bands so I played all three
	11:07pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge" by "Coven" Saw a re-release of this at my local record store
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Androu B. @11:03 Take the authentic 'Garage Rawk' for instance. Seems like a freaking infinite number of these little Boomers got @ least one 45 pressed ! There's just more & more...
	11:07pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ MHLee @11:03 To those who don't know what we're talking about, that would be the Allman Brothers' "Mountain Jam", an 18 minute jam on Donovan's "There Is A Mountain" riff. Quite a groovy, crunchy jam 🙂
	11:08pm MHLee: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:07 There's a huge book of bands with like one or two releases out there for garage rock
	11:08pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge" by "Coven" For them I've gotta give a 🤘
	11:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge" by "Coven" Satan favors the Boogie ...they're hitting a little 'White Bird' moment there ...not the image they'd want to invoke in me I reckon...
	11:10pm Androu B.: ↳ Matt from Springfield @11:06 Or how about all four hours of DNotS dedicated to Suzi (unless that violates some sort of cardinal rule on Julie's part).
	11:14pm Julie: maybe for her 75th birthday!
	11:14pm Julie: I'll put it on my calendar
	11:15pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Androu B. @11:10 It's a free country and a free(form) stream...somehow I think Julie might not want to leave that as her last regular show for a bit 😉 But for a major milestone like that, why not! Plenty of live and recorded material with several bands/lineups to play for Suzi.
	11:16pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "You Never Blow Yr Trip Forever" by "Gong" You can summon the canterbury wood-elf/hurston moor-elf with Gong, at least on the main stream - don't think he would be listening to this stream, this late at night in Britain though... 😉
	11:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "You Never Blow Yr Trip Forever" by "Gong" Daevid Allen's voice occupies a pretty particular space...
	11:20pm Dean: I had this album, a cut-out of the US issue, for many years, but it was regrettably lost to the purge of the '80s. One of many mistakes...
	11:23pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "The Shape Of Things To Come" by "Slade" Energetic cover! By an always rockin' band!
	11:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "The Shape Of Things To Come" by "Slade" ...wow ! Slade does this. Righteous ...tho maybe not found their strengths yet...
	11:26pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "Lord Of The Reedy River" by "Vic Lewis and his Or... This is on HMS Donovan
	11:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Slade passed thru a SKINHEAD phase...
	11:26pm Matt from Springfield: Birmingham area 'Wolverhampton'. Nazareth however were Scottish, from Dunfermline! North of 'Edinboro'...
	11:28pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:26 The original original skinheads, of course. The late 60s working class subculture in Britain. Years before others ruined the trend in the late 70s. There were 'suedeheads' too..
	11:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nope - don't know about Steampacket !
	11:33pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:30 But good guess - you tend to have a good working knowledge of supergroups! 😉 As for Coven, I'm sure stores refused to carry that and "your parents" would get you trouble for having it - but this was before social media, I think Coven were too underground as you said to get a moral panic about them. Instead they usually seized on suspicious lyrics and things from the largest (but innocuous) groups. Like this original band! (This original album too...)
	11:35pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "The Continuing Story Of Bungalo Bill" by "Rainbow... "Rainbow Ffolly were an English psychedelic pop band who released an album, Sallies Fforth, in 1968. Their only single from 1968, the chugging "Drive My Car" (not the Lennon–McCartney song), failed to garner success on the charts, and they disbanded shortly thereafter. They were signed to EMI's subsidiary Parlophone (which also held The Beatles' contract at that time) during their brief career. The band re-united in 2015 to record a follow up album, Rainbow Ffolly – FFollow Up!." The "Ffolly" is stylized - I thought they might be Welsh, since the double-f (and double-l) are part of that language.
	11:36pm Commentern: Will miss Eclectical Banana! Really liked hearing your take on this era of music.
	11:36pm Julie: Thanks so much Commentern!
	11:37pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Commentern @11:36 I agree. And, LOVE that moniker! We should be the "Commentern", plotting to take over the world!
	11:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Okay - Steampacket wigkey : en.wikipedia.org... - I remember now - London scene... Thinking too much of Seatrain & SF scene things to recall it ...but yeah Rod & Julie Driscoll...
	11:38pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who" YUHSS!!! 🤘 Play this entire epic!! 😀
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Having a one speaker Marshall practice amp now ...slipping into these Chords is inevitable. :D ...
	11:39pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who" My father is of opinion this is possibly the greatest rock album ever released
	11:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ MHLee @11:39 & to think its just the shambolic ruins of the Lifehouse Project !...
	11:40pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who" The underrated instrument on this track would be the bass - if possible, turn up your 'woofers and feel Entwistle's bass, particularly on the chorus!
	11:40pm Aitch: ↳ Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who" Isolated bass track here. He was very very good. www.youtube.com...
	11:41pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Aitch @11:40 Jinx! Time for a Coke! :) (After Coke after Coke after Coca Cola..)
	11:41pm MHLee: en.wikipedia.org... wish i got to play with this
	11:41pm Dean: Nothing about this track has ever been underrated.
	11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who" Thing I always say ...had TheWho in the center of my heart since childhood in the mid1970s. But I have to remind myself this was not 1973 or even 2 ...still only '71 & the band trying to surface again from beneath the immensity if what Tommy became.
	11:42pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Aitch @11:40 And thanks for that link! (Listening to this in my car years ago allowed me to notice just how great (and underrated) the bass was on this).
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When TheWho were still growing in Musicianship with every Album. With Producer Glynn Johns - the first time you can really hear each of them as Players as they merited.
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& before Moon began to diminish - as sadly he did.
	11:44pm Aitch: 4 solo artists, only the bass is regular. K Moon is basically having a seizure
	11:44pm Dean: Roger sounds like he's singing a campfire song, that is until he let's it all rip. He really is insisting that he won't be fooled again.
	11:45pm Julie: this sound was everywhere in a few years
	11:45pm Julie: this synth sound
	11:45pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Dean @11:41 In the sense of the "least talked about" part of the track. Fortunately there are still fans of the bass part all over. But with those vox, guitar, organ, drums...it's important to mention the bass as well!
	11:46pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Julie @11:45 I said "organ", but considering Pete's use of the ARP synthesizer on "Baba O'Riley" from this album, it well may be the ARP sound.
	11:46pm Matt from Springfield: 🤘🕯️
	11:47pm Dean: Shoot, just play all of Who's Next.
	11:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There is a way that Entwistle got ignored by just standing still & playing his ass off. But in another sense he was exalted for it.
	11:47pm Julie: I think i might have looked it up at some point but I don't remember
	11:48pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "On Broadway" by "Nancy Sinatra" it's wild how this and petula clark's downtown have such a... old sound to them
	11:48pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "On Broadway" by "Nancy Sinatra" Someone once commented about the "exchange program" - that sent Nancy to London, and in turn Dusty to Memphis. 😉
	11:48pm Julie: it's the orchestra
	11:49pm Aitch: I know a place also
	11:49pm MHLee: ↳ Julie @11:48 it's also the chorus
	11:49pm MHLee: ↳ Aitch @11:49 Yes
	11:49pm pot8o: ↳ Song: "Beginnings" by "Ruth White" i remember when Jim the Poet played the full album on his show, been hunting for a copy ever since
	11:49pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ MHLee @11:48 The songs might be new, but like Julie said these were the same orchestras and session players that did the old "pop" music for over a generation.
	11:50pm Julie: ↳ pot8o @11:49 ahh it's so good! all her stuff is
	11:50pm MHLee: ↳ Julie @11:48 I would love to here a naked version of it.
	11:51pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" by "Elvis Presley" Another salute to Cynthia - great song.
	11:51pm Aitch: mind running to Scott Walker/Brothers now
	11:51pm Dean: Entwistle wasn't ignored. Bass players rarely get credit for their contributions, but that doesn't mean they aren't appreciated. There's no question that Entwistle was admired in ways that, say, Roger Glover wasn't.
	11:52pm Aitch: ↳ Dean @11:51 Don't tell Bootsy
	11:53pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" by "Elvis Presley" I first became familiar with this off of the "junkyard: Karsenatz-Katz singing orchestral circus album. It was the second album my dad ever purchased and was one he gave to me soon after I got a record player
	11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who" Me blahblah re Who'sNext : www.facebook.com...
	11:54pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "String Man" by "The Mamas & The Papas" If I haven't heard it, it's new to me!
	11:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "String Man" by "The Mamas & The Papas" HBD Michelle
	11:55pm Julie: I had no idea her maiden name was GILLIAM
	11:56pm Matt from Springfield: In my relentless desire for trivia, I'll post here what I always forget: Ellen Naomi Cohen, the birth name of "Mama" Cass Elliot.
	11:56pm Julie: never noticed the writing credits on the records read Phillips/Gilliam
	11:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. One more time into the daquiri. 🍌
	11:57pm Julie: ack..I got one more song going a tad late I guess!
	11:58pm MHLee: I'm gotten pretty good at knowing I need 50 minutes of music to an hour here... 112 minutes for a two hour otherworld show
	11:59pm Julie: I usually plan pretty well but I talked more than usual
	12:01am Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Make Your Own Kind of Music" by "Mama Cass Elliot" YES. One of the finest compositions by Mann and Weil. Originally released the year before by the Will-O-Bees.
	12:01am Aitch: Thanks Julie
	12:01am Julie: but cass made magic
	12:02am Matt from Springfield: Her own kind of magic! THANKS Julie, enjoyable show! Have a good night everyone!
	12:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Matt from Springfield @11:56 Both makes perfect sense & no if I knew that I do not recall it...
	12:02am MHLee: Thanks Julie
	12:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Julie @12:01 Voice for the Ages.
	12:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	12:04am pot8o: thanks Julie! have a great week everyone!
	12:04am Matt from Springfield: Yep, "The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill". Everybody's Got A Long Title to Hide Except for Me and My Monkey..
	12:04am Julie: thanks everyone!!
	12:05am Yvang: Thx Julie!
	12:07am Androu B.: thans, Juir!
	12:08am Androu B.: (Sorry, damn keyboard!)

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from June 4, 2023

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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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Penelope Tree by David Bailey, 1969

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire	Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Merryweather & Carey	Five Days on the Trail	Vacuum Cleaner	RCA Victor	1971		0:00:53 (Pop-up)
The Sound Track	Face The New Day "Face The New Day" by "The Sound Track"	Le Beat Bespoké 7 (v/a)	Detour Records	2017	single from 1969	0:04:56 (Pop-up)
Cradle	Last Laugh "Last Laugh" by "Cradle"	The History	Modern Harmonic	2020	from the early 70s	0:07:39 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Love Is Only Sleeping	Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd.	Colgems	1967		0:10:52 (Pop-up)
Forever More	Yours "Yours" by "Forever More"	Yours Forever More	RCA Victor	1970		0:13:20 (Pop-up)
Curtis Mayfield	Beautiful Brother of Mine	Roots	Curtom	1971		0:15:37 (Pop-up)
Mott The Hoople	Darkness, Darkness	Brain Capers	Atlantic	1971		0:22:53 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Levon (Live on BBC Sounds for Saturday)	Madman Across the Water (50th Anniversary Box)	Rocket Record Company	2022		0:27:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dick Hyman	Rainy Days and Mondays					0:32:21 (Pop-up)
The Pleasure Seekers	Locked In Your Love	What A Way To Die	Cradle Rocks Music	2011	acetate from 1968	0:39:32 (Pop-up)
The Steampacket	Baby, Baby "Baby, Baby" by "The Steampacket"	Rock Generation Volume 6 - The Steampacket (Or The First "Supergroup")	BYG Records	1970		0:42:12 (Pop-up)
Fusion Orchestra	Talk To The Man In The Sky	Skeleton in Armour	EMI	1973		0:44:21 (Pop-up)
The Box Tops	The Letter "The Letter" by "The Box Tops"	The Letter/Neon Rainbow	Bell Records	1967		0:56:28 (Pop-up)
Pearls Before Swine	Margery "Margery" by "Pearls Before Swine"	The Use of Ashes	Reprise Records	1970		0:57:59 (Pop-up)
Donovan	There Is A Mountain "There Is A Mountain" by "Donovan"	Breezes Of Patchouli - His Studio Recordings: 1966-1969	EMI	2013	single from 1967	1:00:47 (Pop-up)
Suzi Quatro	Brain Confusion (For All The Lonely People)	Suzi Quatro (reissue)	7T's Records	2011	b-side from 1972	1:03:50 (Pop-up)
Coven	For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge	Witchcraft Destroys Minds & Reaps Souls	Mercury	1969		1:06:32 (Pop-up)
Gong	You Never Blow Yr Trip Forever	You	Virgin	1974		1:11:02 (Pop-up)
Slade	The Shape Of Things To Come	Play It Loud	Cotillion	1970		1:22:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vic Lewis and his Orchestra	Lord Of The Reedy River					1:24:38 (Pop-up)
Rainbow Ffolly	The Continuing Story Of Bungalo Bill	Spectromorphic Iridescence – The Complete Ffolly	Grapefruit Records	2019		1:32:15 (Pop-up)
Ruth White	Beginnings "Beginnings" by "Ruth White"	7 Trumps from the Tarot Cards and Pinions	Limelight	1969		1:35:49 (Pop-up)
The Who	Won't Get Fooled Again "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who"	Who's Next	Decca	1971		1:38:04 (Pop-up)
Nancy Sinatra	On Broadway "On Broadway" by "Nancy Sinatra"	Nancy in London	Reprise Records	1966		1:46:32 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'	Elvis -- That's The Way It Is	RCA Victor	1970		1:49:15 (Pop-up)
The Mamas & The Papas	String Man "String Man" by "The Mamas & The Papas"	Deliver	Dunhill	1967		1:53:35 (Pop-up)
The Keefe Sisters	Love Knows "Love Knows" by "The Keefe Sisters"	Our Heritage and Other Things	Caribou	1972		1:56:30 (Pop-up)
Mama Cass Elliot	Make Your Own Kind of Music	Make Your Own Kind of Music - It's Getting Better	Dunhill	1969		1:59:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Electronic Concept Orchestra	Atlantis (instrumental)					2:01:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:01pm pot8o: hi everyone! I'm finally on time for once
	10:02pm Julie: hiya pot80!
	10:04pm MHLee: hi
	10:04pm Julie: hiya MHLee!
	10:05pm Matt from Springfield: I'm finally on here for once! ;) HI Jules and everyone! Need to catch this live at least once before it goes on break!
	10:06pm Androu B.: Hi, Julie! Go figure, all this time I'd wondered how you came up with the name for the show, and just earlier tonight, Richard Whig on The Whig Out reveals to us the source of inspiration: https://www.wfmu.org/Gfx/playlist_images/WT/pretties_6858509464556818.jpg
	10:06pm Julie: Hiya Matt! Hey Androu!
	10:07pm pot8o: ↳ Androu B. @10:06 isn't it a Donovan lyric? i thought it came from Mellow Yellow
	10:07pm Julie: ↳ Androu B. @10:06 nope. it was just a play on Donovan's electrical banana from Mellow Yellow
	10:08pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Androu B. @10:06 That's just one of the mid 60s uses of 'Electrical Banana' - I presumed from Donovan's "Mellow Yellow", but there really WAS a club called that as well! "In 1966, I saw a band at the Electrical Banana - don't look for it, it's not around anymore..."
	10:08pm Julie: and that was probably how that band got their name
	10:08pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "Last Laugh" by "Cradle" Let me check my encyclopedia of private press for this band
	10:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and the purple parlor.
	10:09pm pot8o: if i had a nickel for every time a band named themselves after a sex toy, I'd have 3 nickels not much, but it's odd that it happened thrice
	10:09pm Julie: Heya Ken!
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There was a brief sort of fake news craze - someone suggested smoking banana peels would get you high. Presumably as a goof. But people tried it for years...
	10:10pm Rich in Washington: Heya, Julie! Diggin' the soundz!
	10:10pm Julie: hiya Rev, Hey Rich! Thanks!
	10:11pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:09 No thankyee - I'm stickin' to good ol' fashioned oregano, like Brooklyn kook Florrie Fisher! Hey there RevRab!
	10:11pm asheville jon: Julie! (and a quiet hello to the birds)
	10:11pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "Last Laugh" by "Cradle" nothing on them , really didn't appear before a cd release
	10:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:09 ...potassium does slow down the nervous system...
	10:11pm Julie: hiya asheville!
	10:12pm Julie: ↳ MHLee @10:11 I will tell all I know when I go one mic
	10:12pm Androu B.: ↳ Julie @10:08 Maybe you should consider using the image (with the lettering altered) for your new playlist archive banner.
	10:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Love Is Only Sleeping" by "The Monkees" RIP Cynthia Weil - someone who impacted us more than most of us realize.
	10:14pm Julie: I did not really know much of Mann & Weil until I saw the Carole King musical in which they feature prominently.
	10:15pm Julie: I kinda want a madman type tv show about a brill building style place now
	10:15pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:13 😥 RIP, ½ of the Mann-Weil team..the only one of those husband-wife teams to STAY married their whole lives!
	10:15pm Julie: Mad Men that is...
	10:18pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Beautiful Brother of Mine" by "Curtis Mayfield" LOVE Curtis - he died years ago, but it's worth mentioning he was paralyzed years earlier, after lightning struck an outdoor stage he was performing at in Brooklyn. He recorded another album before he died, usually on his back.
	10:19pm Aitch: Dropping in for the last one.
	10:20pm Julie: hiya Aitch! actually I'll be back next Sunday, so one more!
	10:21pm MHLee: ↳ Julie @10:20 Wait is this show on the way out?
	10:22pm Julie: yes I'm taking a break
	10:23pm MHLee: my whole listening schedule is so off because of all the break atm
	10:26pm Julie: keepin ya on your toes!
	10:29pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Levon (Live on BBC Sounds for Saturday)" by "Elto... One of my Mom's all time fave Elton songs. The songmeanings website is a hit or miss, but for this one it has a lot of good analysis on this multi-layered song, and its views on multiple generations of Britons.
	10:32pm Yvang: Hi Julie and bananas!
	10:32pm Julie: Hiya Yvang!
	10:32pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Yvang @10:32 Hi Yvang! I guess we're all second bananas here!
	10:36pm Yvang: ↳ Matt from Springfield @10:32 Sure. I feel kind of banana myself. 4 in the morning here...
	10:36pm Matt from Springfield: "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" - Mann/Weil w/ Spector
	10:38pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Last Laugh" by "Cradle" Quatro band - they look and sound badass! Giving Fanny and Stone the Crow a run for their money!
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Locked In Your Love" by "The Pleasure Seekers" This one's very Arranged - 'What A Way TO Die' is real 'Garage'.
	10:42pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Locked In Your Love" by "The Pleasure Seekers" 1968, so of course had to throw in "sock it to me"! 😉
	10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Matt from Springfield @10:42 ...even Nixon got in on that one...
	10:44pm Julie: not sure that is a selling point
	10:46pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "Talk To The Man In The Sky" by "Fusion Orchestra" this is quite good
	10:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Julie @10:44 ...Tricky Dick's 'charm offensive' extending to a cameo on Laugh-In...
	10:46pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Julie @10:44 Apparently it was, at least for his election chances it didn't hurt. He would later hire the head Laugh In writer for his political messaging. The WFMU Blog had a good history of that aspect of the show.
	10:47pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @10:46 blog.wfmu.org...
	10:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Drumpf took notes I reckon...
	10:48pm Julie: just rarely do you recommend doing something "because Nixon did it"
	10:48pm MHLee: For being such a generally creepy guy, Nixon could put on the razzle
	10:48pm MHLee: Checkers comes to mind
	10:48pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:47 ...and Roger Ailes. The whole Resentment-Industrial Complex wouldn't exist today if not for these paranoid aggrieved people with delusions of power!...
	10:49pm Julie: they made us read the Checkers speech in school. I don't recall why
	10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nixon died politically & rose again several times like Dracula.
	10:50pm Julie: Indeed. By the time he died he was revered.
	10:50pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Talk To The Man In The Sky" by "Fusion Orchestra" this voice!
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nixon dealt with North Vietnam to delay Peace to get elected the first time. Yeah. He socked it to us alright.
	10:55pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Talk To The Man In The Sky" by "Fusion Orchestra" Still the same song! 🙂
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Talk To The Man In The Sky" by "Fusion Orchestra" ...in every episode - that one that makes me think ...now this is an interesting find ...@ lest as a period curio if not a real revelation...
	10:57pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "The Letter" by "The Box Tops" The organ on this track is underrated, and quite good.
	10:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Talk To The Man In The Sky" by "Fusion Orchestra" ...yerknow - it's like we conceive of it all as a definite Progression ...but sometimes you think - actually different things are just Allowed or Not in different periods...
	10:58pm Julie: ↳ Song: "The Letter" by "The Box Tops" how is he 16 here??
	10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Julie @10:58 It's weird to catch yourself thinking ...how can they make such good Rawk Music ...they're just Kids !! ...Oh. Wait a minute...
	11:00pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Margery" by "Pearls Before Swine" Pretty number from Pearls Before Swine, never heard of them before.
	11:00pm Julie: it's just that VOICE. Even Gabriel didn't quite have THAT yet in the first Genesis record
	11:01pm MHLee: pearls before swine is instantly identifiable
	11:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Margery" by "Pearls Before Swine" ...& Pearls here actually still more Legendary to me than Familiar honestly. Aside from 'Ashes' ...Tom Rapp ! I saw him @ Terrastock V. Not too much I can make people jealous about but that's one...
	11:02pm MHLee: ↳ Matt from Springfield @11:00 You should check out the album Balaklava
	11:02pm bigplanetnoise: Sounding great, Jooolz!
	11:02pm Julie: thanks BPN Bob!
	11:02pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "There Is A Mountain" by "Donovan" Japanese cover! The Allman Brothers liked this one. Thought it was a bit too short..
	11:03pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ MHLee @11:02 Thanks MHLee!
	11:03pm Androu B.: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:59 Yeah, keep in mind, the BubblegumPop era was emarging at this point in time, hence younger musicians were getting more ubiquitous.
	11:03pm MHLee: ↳ Matt from Springfield @11:02 At Watkins Glen the Dead did the jam too
	11:03pm bigplanetnoise: Revolution Rabbit - I was there, too. Tom was just so great.
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Margery" by "Pearls Before Swine" Pearls' discography neither tiny nor huge : en.wikipedia.org...
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ bigplanetnoise @11:03 So we were both standing in that Cambridge, MA club together for three days ! :D
	11:05pm Androu B.: ↳ Androu B. @11:03 emerging^
	11:05pm MHLee: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:04 I'm only really familiar with the first two
	11:06pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Brain Confusion (For All The Lonely People)" by "... Julie: Are you going to play four (QUATRO) tracks tonight w/ Suzi Quatro? Might be fun to do at this point 😉
	11:06pm Julie: aww man I didn't think of that!
	11:06pm bigplanetnoise: RR - saw him in Newport, too, at an earlier TerraS. So good.
	11:07pm Julie: I just couldn't decide solo or bands so I played all three
	11:07pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge" by "Coven" Saw a re-release of this at my local record store
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Androu B. @11:03 Take the authentic 'Garage Rawk' for instance. Seems like a freaking infinite number of these little Boomers got @ least one 45 pressed ! There's just more & more...
	11:07pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ MHLee @11:03 To those who don't know what we're talking about, that would be the Allman Brothers' "Mountain Jam", an 18 minute jam on Donovan's "There Is A Mountain" riff. Quite a groovy, crunchy jam 🙂
	11:08pm MHLee: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:07 There's a huge book of bands with like one or two releases out there for garage rock
	11:08pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge" by "Coven" For them I've gotta give a 🤘
	11:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge" by "Coven" Satan favors the Boogie ...they're hitting a little 'White Bird' moment there ...not the image they'd want to invoke in me I reckon...
	11:10pm Androu B.: ↳ Matt from Springfield @11:06 Or how about all four hours of DNotS dedicated to Suzi (unless that violates some sort of cardinal rule on Julie's part).
	11:14pm Julie: maybe for her 75th birthday!
	11:14pm Julie: I'll put it on my calendar
	11:15pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Androu B. @11:10 It's a free country and a free(form) stream...somehow I think Julie might not want to leave that as her last regular show for a bit 😉 But for a major milestone like that, why not! Plenty of live and recorded material with several bands/lineups to play for Suzi.
	11:16pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "You Never Blow Yr Trip Forever" by "Gong" You can summon the canterbury wood-elf/hurston moor-elf with Gong, at least on the main stream - don't think he would be listening to this stream, this late at night in Britain though... 😉
	11:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "You Never Blow Yr Trip Forever" by "Gong" Daevid Allen's voice occupies a pretty particular space...
	11:20pm Dean: I had this album, a cut-out of the US issue, for many years, but it was regrettably lost to the purge of the '80s. One of many mistakes...
	11:23pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "The Shape Of Things To Come" by "Slade" Energetic cover! By an always rockin' band!
	11:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "The Shape Of Things To Come" by "Slade" ...wow ! Slade does this. Righteous ...tho maybe not found their strengths yet...
	11:26pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "Lord Of The Reedy River" by "Vic Lewis and his Or... This is on HMS Donovan
	11:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Slade passed thru a SKINHEAD phase...
	11:26pm Matt from Springfield: Birmingham area 'Wolverhampton'. Nazareth however were Scottish, from Dunfermline! North of 'Edinboro'...
	11:28pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:26 The original original skinheads, of course. The late 60s working class subculture in Britain. Years before others ruined the trend in the late 70s. There were 'suedeheads' too..
	11:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nope - don't know about Steampacket !
	11:33pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:30 But good guess - you tend to have a good working knowledge of supergroups! 😉 As for Coven, I'm sure stores refused to carry that and "your parents" would get you trouble for having it - but this was before social media, I think Coven were too underground as you said to get a moral panic about them. Instead they usually seized on suspicious lyrics and things from the largest (but innocuous) groups. Like this original band! (This original album too...)
	11:35pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "The Continuing Story Of Bungalo Bill" by "Rainbow... "Rainbow Ffolly were an English psychedelic pop band who released an album, Sallies Fforth, in 1968. Their only single from 1968, the chugging "Drive My Car" (not the Lennon–McCartney song), failed to garner success on the charts, and they disbanded shortly thereafter. They were signed to EMI's subsidiary Parlophone (which also held The Beatles' contract at that time) during their brief career. The band re-united in 2015 to record a follow up album, Rainbow Ffolly – FFollow Up!." The "Ffolly" is stylized - I thought they might be Welsh, since the double-f (and double-l) are part of that language.
	11:36pm Commentern: Will miss Eclectical Banana! Really liked hearing your take on this era of music.
	11:36pm Julie: Thanks so much Commentern!
	11:37pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Commentern @11:36 I agree. And, LOVE that moniker! We should be the "Commentern", plotting to take over the world!
	11:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Okay - Steampacket wigkey : en.wikipedia.org... - I remember now - London scene... Thinking too much of Seatrain & SF scene things to recall it ...but yeah Rod & Julie Driscoll...
	11:38pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who" YUHSS!!! 🤘 Play this entire epic!! 😀
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Having a one speaker Marshall practice amp now ...slipping into these Chords is inevitable. :D ...
	11:39pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who" My father is of opinion this is possibly the greatest rock album ever released
	11:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ MHLee @11:39 & to think its just the shambolic ruins of the Lifehouse Project !...
	11:40pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who" The underrated instrument on this track would be the bass - if possible, turn up your 'woofers and feel Entwistle's bass, particularly on the chorus!
	11:40pm Aitch: ↳ Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who" Isolated bass track here. He was very very good. www.youtube.com...
	11:41pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Aitch @11:40 Jinx! Time for a Coke! :) (After Coke after Coke after Coca Cola..)
	11:41pm MHLee: en.wikipedia.org... wish i got to play with this
	11:41pm Dean: Nothing about this track has ever been underrated.
	11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who" Thing I always say ...had TheWho in the center of my heart since childhood in the mid1970s. But I have to remind myself this was not 1973 or even 2 ...still only '71 & the band trying to surface again from beneath the immensity if what Tommy became.
	11:42pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Aitch @11:40 And thanks for that link! (Listening to this in my car years ago allowed me to notice just how great (and underrated) the bass was on this).
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When TheWho were still growing in Musicianship with every Album. With Producer Glynn Johns - the first time you can really hear each of them as Players as they merited.
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& before Moon began to diminish - as sadly he did.
	11:44pm Aitch: 4 solo artists, only the bass is regular. K Moon is basically having a seizure
	11:44pm Dean: Roger sounds like he's singing a campfire song, that is until he let's it all rip. He really is insisting that he won't be fooled again.
	11:45pm Julie: this sound was everywhere in a few years
	11:45pm Julie: this synth sound
	11:45pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Dean @11:41 In the sense of the "least talked about" part of the track. Fortunately there are still fans of the bass part all over. But with those vox, guitar, organ, drums...it's important to mention the bass as well!
	11:46pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Julie @11:45 I said "organ", but considering Pete's use of the ARP synthesizer on "Baba O'Riley" from this album, it well may be the ARP sound.
	11:46pm Matt from Springfield: 🤘🕯️
	11:47pm Dean: Shoot, just play all of Who's Next.
	11:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There is a way that Entwistle got ignored by just standing still & playing his ass off. But in another sense he was exalted for it.
	11:47pm Julie: I think i might have looked it up at some point but I don't remember
	11:48pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "On Broadway" by "Nancy Sinatra" it's wild how this and petula clark's downtown have such a... old sound to them
	11:48pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "On Broadway" by "Nancy Sinatra" Someone once commented about the "exchange program" - that sent Nancy to London, and in turn Dusty to Memphis. 😉
	11:48pm Julie: it's the orchestra
	11:49pm Aitch: I know a place also
	11:49pm MHLee: ↳ Julie @11:48 it's also the chorus
	11:49pm MHLee: ↳ Aitch @11:49 Yes
	11:49pm pot8o: ↳ Song: "Beginnings" by "Ruth White" i remember when Jim the Poet played the full album on his show, been hunting for a copy ever since
	11:49pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ MHLee @11:48 The songs might be new, but like Julie said these were the same orchestras and session players that did the old "pop" music for over a generation.
	11:50pm Julie: ↳ pot8o @11:49 ahh it's so good! all her stuff is
	11:50pm MHLee: ↳ Julie @11:48 I would love to here a naked version of it.
	11:51pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" by "Elvis Presley" Another salute to Cynthia - great song.
	11:51pm Aitch: mind running to Scott Walker/Brothers now
	11:51pm Dean: Entwistle wasn't ignored. Bass players rarely get credit for their contributions, but that doesn't mean they aren't appreciated. There's no question that Entwistle was admired in ways that, say, Roger Glover wasn't.
	11:52pm Aitch: ↳ Dean @11:51 Don't tell Bootsy
	11:53pm MHLee: ↳ Song: "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" by "Elvis Presley" I first became familiar with this off of the "junkyard: Karsenatz-Katz singing orchestral circus album. It was the second album my dad ever purchased and was one he gave to me soon after I got a record player
	11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by "The Who" Me blahblah re Who'sNext : www.facebook.com...
	11:54pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "String Man" by "The Mamas & The Papas" If I haven't heard it, it's new to me!
	11:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "String Man" by "The Mamas & The Papas" HBD Michelle
	11:55pm Julie: I had no idea her maiden name was GILLIAM
	11:56pm Matt from Springfield: In my relentless desire for trivia, I'll post here what I always forget: Ellen Naomi Cohen, the birth name of "Mama" Cass Elliot.
	11:56pm Julie: never noticed the writing credits on the records read Phillips/Gilliam
	11:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. One more time into the daquiri. 🍌
	11:57pm Julie: ack..I got one more song going a tad late I guess!
	11:58pm MHLee: I'm gotten pretty good at knowing I need 50 minutes of music to an hour here... 112 minutes for a two hour otherworld show
	11:59pm Julie: I usually plan pretty well but I talked more than usual
	12:01am Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Make Your Own Kind of Music" by "Mama Cass Elliot" YES. One of the finest compositions by Mann and Weil. Originally released the year before by the Will-O-Bees.
	12:01am Aitch: Thanks Julie
	12:01am Julie: but cass made magic
	12:02am Matt from Springfield: Her own kind of magic! THANKS Julie, enjoyable show! Have a good night everyone!
	12:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Matt from Springfield @11:56 Both makes perfect sense & no if I knew that I do not recall it...
	12:02am MHLee: Thanks Julie
	12:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Julie @12:01 Voice for the Ages.
	12:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	12:04am pot8o: thanks Julie! have a great week everyone!
	12:04am Matt from Springfield: Yep, "The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill". Everybody's Got A Long Title to Hide Except for Me and My Monkey..
	12:04am Julie: thanks everyone!!
	12:05am Yvang: Thx Julie!
	12:07am Androu B.: thans, Juir!
	12:08am Androu B.: (Sorry, damn keyboard!)

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from June 4, 2023

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