Gaylord Fields: Playlist from January 15, 2012

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Sun. Dec 22nd, 3pm - 5pm: The Unsolicited Return of the Winter Soul-stice (fill-in for Paul Bruno) (More info...)

You can't stop the seasons from turning, and you evidently also can't stop an old dog from performing his one old trick. Answering the teeming clamor of one New York Times food columnist , Gaylord Fields is returning to WFMU's airwaves for a one-off Winter Soul-stice program. In his time away he's learned nothing, so the format will remain the same: two hours of original 1960s soul 45s, and the abuse of an expensive reverb machine for the sake of corny vocal effects.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Martin Hannett	Martin on synths, metronome, etc.   → "Martin on synths, metronome, etc." by "Martin Han...
The Married Monk	Bird on Board   → "Bird on Board" by "The Married Monk"
The Notwist	Pick Up the Phone   → "Pick Up the Phone" by "The Notwist"
Roger Joseph Manning Jr. and Brian Reitzell	The Game   → "The Game" by "Roger Joseph Manning Jr. and Brian ...					from the soundtrack of Logan's Sanctuary, the nonexistent sequel to Logan's Run
Lester	Yazoo   → "Yazoo" by "Lester"
Should	Rolling   → "Rolling" by "Should"					originally released under the band name shiFt [sic]
The Beach Boys	Feel Flows   → "Feel Flows" by "The Beach Boys"
Ana da Silva	Running in the Rain   → "Running in the Rain" by "Ana da Silva"
Dog Eat Dog	Windingo   → "Windingo" by "Dog Eat Dog"
Look Blue Go Purple	Hiawatha   → "Hiawatha" by "Look Blue Go Purple"
Goblin	Markos   → "Markos" by "Goblin"					from the soundtrack of Suspiria
Lucifer	The Philosopher's Stone   → "The Philosopher's Stone" by "Lucifer"					aka Mort Garson
Paul McCartney	Blue Sway   → "Blue Sway" by "Paul McCartney"
DJ Me DJ You	Rainbows and Robots   → "Rainbows and Robots" by "DJ Me DJ You"
Cliff Richard	We Don't Talk Anymore   → "We Don't Talk Anymore" by "Cliff Richard"
Olivier Manchon	Thirds   → "Thirds" by "Olivier Manchon"
Susumu Yokota	Sleepy Eye   → "Sleepy Eye" by "Susumu Yokota"
Tom Recchion	Flying Weather   → "Flying Weather" by "Tom Recchion"
Yo La Tengo	Tom Courtenay   → "Tom Courtenay" by "Yo La Tengo"
The Cleaners From Venus	Julie Profumo   → "Julie Profumo" by "The Cleaners From Venus"
Allen Clapp & His Orchestra	All or Nothing   → "All or Nothing" by "Allen Clapp & His Orchestra"
Kelley Stoltz	Ever Thought of Coming Back   → "Ever Thought of Coming Back" by "Kelley Stoltz"
Chris Connor	Embraceable You   → "Embraceable You" by "Chris Connor"
Brigitte Fontaine	La cour   → "La cour" by "Brigitte Fontaine"
Birdie	Blue Eyed Son (Reprise)   → "Blue Eyed Son (Reprise)" by "Birdie"
Rose Melberg	Spin   → "Spin" by "Rose Melberg"
John Cunningham	Nothing Will Change My Mind   → "Nothing Will Change My Mind" by "John Cunningham"
Clube da Esquina	Os Povos   → "Os Povos" by "Clube da Esquina"					aka Milton Nascimento and Lô Borges
Caetano Veloso	London, London   → "London, London" by "Caetano Veloso"
A Band of Bees	The Start   → "The Start" by "A Band of Bees"					aka The Bees
BOX SCORE Number of songs played: 30 • Percentage of songs played directly from my personal collection: 90% • Ratio of songs featuring lead vocals to essentially instrumental songs: 7:3 • Ratio of songs with lead vocals that are male-only to female-only lead vocals: 4:3: • Language percentages (rounded off to whole numbers): English — 90%; French — 5%; Portuguese — 5% • Percentage of artists or groups whose songs were sung in languages other than the artist's native language: 19% • Artists by continent (defined by origin or original home of artist, not where song was recorded): North America — 13 ; South America — 2; Europe — 13; Asia — 1; Africa — 0; Australia/Oceania — 1 • Format breakdown: 12-inch vinyl — 4; compact disc — 26 • Songs by decade: 1950s — 1; 1960s — 0; 1970s — 8; 1980s — 3; 1990s — 5; 2000s — 11; 2010s — 2 • Number of consecutive shows in which the decade that featured the most songs was not the 1960s: 4 • Number of weeks since a show of mine has had no songs from the 1960s: 87 • Number of weeks in which a show has had no songs from the 1960s previous to that one: 6 • Number of songs played that either directly or indirectly make reference to the 1960s: 2 • Number of songs played that were recorded in a previous decade that went unreleased until this one: 3 • Number of consecutive weeks in which I played a song by The Bees/A Band of Bees: 2 • Number of consecutive weeks in which I played a song by a different electronic musician with the given name of Morton: 2 • Number of consecutive songs played on this show that contained the given name of Julie: 2 → "BOX SCORE Number of songs played: 30 • Percentage...