Gaylord Fields: Playlist from April 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
Bobby "Blue" Bland	Two Steps From the Blues   → "Two Steps From the Blues" by "Bobby "Blue" Bland"
Charlie Rich	When Something Is Wrong With My Baby   → "When Something Is Wrong With My Baby" by "Charlie...
Alva	March to Underneath   → "March to Underneath" by "Alva"
Lou Harrison	Main Bersama-Sama   → "Main Bersama-Sama" by "Lou Harrison"					performed by Gamelan Sekar Kembar with French horn soloist Scott L. Hartman
Eyvind Kang	Ayanamsha   → "Ayanamsha" by "Eyvind Kang"
Arthur Russell	Instrumentals Volume 2, Track 11   → "Instrumentals Volume 2, Track 11" by "Arthur Russ...
Lalo Schifrin	The Monk   → "The Monk" by "Lalo Schifrin"					from the Enter the Dragon soundtrack
Brian Hyland	3000 Miles   → "3000 Miles" by "Brian Hyland"
Les Double Six	Evening in Paris (Il y a fort longtemps)   → "Evening in Paris (Il y a fort longtemps)" by "Les...
The Four Freshmen	Lonely Night in Paris   → "Lonely Night in Paris" by "The Four Freshmen"
The Ornette Coleman Trio	Dawn   → "Dawn" by "The Ornette Coleman Trio"
Marine Girls	You Must Be Mad   → "You Must Be Mad" by "Marine Girls"
Ken Nordine	Hunger Is From   → "Hunger Is From" by "Ken Nordine"
Mina	Just Let Me Cry   → "Just Let Me Cry" by "Mina"
The Real Tuesday Weld	Last Words   → "Last Words" by "The Real Tuesday Weld"
Peter Lind Hayes and Tommy Rettig	Dream Stuff   → "Dream Stuff" by "Peter Lind Hayes and Tommy Rettig"					from the soundtrack to The 5000 Fingers of Dr. T; evidently not actually Tommy Rettig singing
R. Stevie Moore	Ist or Mas   → "Ist or Mas" by "R. Stevie Moore"
Lucifer	Incubus   → "Incubus" by "Lucifer"					alias for Mort Garson
The Id	The Rake   → "The Rake" by "The Id"
101 Strings	Astral Freakout   → "Astral Freakout" by "101 Strings"
The Jumping Jacques	Love Me Now   → "Love Me Now" by "The Jumping Jacques"
Trombones Unlimited	A Silly Millimeter Longer   → "A Silly Millimeter Longer" by "Trombones Unlimited"
Chris Joss	Luna Rides Back   → "Luna Rides Back" by "Chris Joss"
Roger Nichols and the Small Circle of Friends	Love So Fine   → "Love So Fine" by "Roger Nichols and the Small Cir...
Conway Twitty	It's Only Make Believe   → "It's Only Make Believe" by "Conway Twitty"
Brazzaville	Ash Cloud   → "Ash Cloud" by "Brazzaville"
Bebel Gilberto	Simplesmente   → "Simplesmente" by "Bebel Gilberto"
Captain and Tennille	Como yo quiero sentirte   → "Como yo quiero sentirte" by "Captain and Tennille"					Spanish-language version of their "The Way I Want to Touch You"
The Kinks	Shangri-La   → "Shangri-La" by "The Kinks"
Roger Nichols and the Small Circle of Friends	Always You   → "Always You" by "Roger Nichols and the Small Circl...					from the original trio's second album, recorded and released exactly 40 years after their first one!
Jeanette	Corazón de poeta   → "Corazón de poeta" by "Jeanette"
BOX SCORE Number of songs played: 31 • Number of discrete artists played: 30 • Percentage of songs played directly from records in my personal collection: 95% • Percentage of songs played that I possess in my personal record collection: 97% • Ratio of songs with vocals to instrumental songs: 22:9 • Ratio of songs with vocals that have male-only singing to female-only singing to mixed-sex singing: 5:3:3 • Longest song: 8:14 • Shortest song: 1:57 • Artists by continent (defined by origin or original home of artist, not where song was recorded): North America — 21 ; South America — 2; Europe — 8; Asia — 0; Africa — 0; Australia/Oceania — 0 • Format breakdown: 7-inch vinyl – 4; 12-inch vinyl — 5; compact disc — 21; digital file — 1 • Songs by decade: 1950s — 4; 1960s — 11; 1970s — 7; 1980s — 2; 1990s — 1; 2000s — 5; 2010s — 1 • Number of artists singing in a language other than their native one: 4 • Number of songs played that I've played a version with the artist singing the song in a different language: 1 • Number of songs sung with wordless vocals: 2 • Percentage of songs played that I have ever played on a previous program: 23% • Number of songs played that were U.S. Top 100 singles on the Billboard chart: 2 • Peak chart position of the higher-charting song: No. 1 • Peak chart position of the lower-charting song: No. 99 • Number of artists played on this program whose father plays on another artist's song featured on this program: 1 • Number of artists played who have hosted their own television series: 1 • Number of artists played who have hosted their own theme park: 1 → "BOX SCORE Number of songs played: 31 • Number of ...