WFMU: Gaylord Fields: Playlist from July 27, 2014

Listener comments!
	5:05pm V Priceless: Good afternoon, sir! Hey, Gaylord!
	5:06pm Gaylord Fields: Hello, V Priceless.
	5:10pm Guido from Cologne: Now that WFMU plays quite alot First Aid Kit i somehow regret i missed their Cologne show two years ago. They had some good radio exposure here. Hi Gaylord and everyone!
	5:11pm Gaylord Fields: @Guido from Cologne: They probably spend more time in North America than Europe these days, I'm guessing.
	5:11pm Guido from Cologne: Allright, i missed James Brown which is worse ...
	5:25pm Monsieur Yves: Dominique A.... Un bon choix
	5:27pm Gaylord Fields: Merci beaucoup, M. Yves. Now close your ears as I proceed to mangle your beautiful language.
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah - just missed the moving 'Somewhere' - inspiration for Lennon's 'There's A Place' in '63 reportedly ...& JamesBrown: just snagged a newspaper article on the Jagger-Produced biopic 'Get On Up'...
	5:36pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hi Gaylord! I'm just tuning in now. Glad to be here. You're my writing companion for the next 1.5 hours.
	5:39pm Gaylord Fields: Let the show guide your writing, Wendy! Unless that will make what you write seriously messed up, in which case do no such thing.
	5:42pm Wendy del Formaggio: All of my writing is seriously messed up... I hope!
	5:42pm Gaylord Fields: Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That was part of the songwriting magic of early Lennon-McCartney: They weren't inspired exclusively by "cool" sources such as rock 'n' roll, which was the limiting factor of many of their lessers.
	5:45pm Gaylord Fields: @Wendy del Formaggio: I stand corrected. Allow me to help mess up your writing but good, then!
	5:46pm Wendy del Formaggio: Haha, glad for your assistance, Gaylord!
	5:55pm Guido from Cologne: Love that "oriental psych jazz section".
	5:56pm Gaylord Fields: Glad you enjoyed it, Guido!
	6:03pm dale: MAN! i had it bad for karen valentine as a teen....thanks for jogging my brainpan gaylord
	6:06pm Yiannis: Hello from Greece Gaylord youre the best late night company
	6:06pm P-90: Funny how I can instantly identify something like this (Rm. 222)from the first few beats of the intro, long before the melody even starts, even though its almost half a century old (!)-- such is it's nostalgic significance.
	6:08pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Show up for the theme songs in odd meter and stay for the Karen Valentine memories!
	6:10pm P-90: @ dale: Karen Valentine was in fact the object, for many pre-teen boys, of that peculiar kind of sexual crush one can have before one even reaches puberty and becomes "sexual."
	6:10pm Gaylord Fields: @Yiannis: Καλημέρα σας κύριε.
	6:11pm dale: p-90 - the montgomery ward and jc penney catalogs were my first true love.
	6:11pm dale: ...but i've said too much.
	6:13pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Keep it clean. Or don't. We're all grownups here -- or pretending to be.
	6:14pm sugarwolf: Hi hi hi well time to leave work!
	6:15pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: I drove by your workplace and didn't come close to stopping.
	6:18pm Guido from Cologne: Eiko Shuri : Silly surprise track of the day and ESG will never stop to sound fresh.
	6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...okay - read the thing in Fri.'s WSJ: Jagger producing 'GetOnUp' sounds like a good thing - we'll see ...little blurbs about: - Andre3000 being Jimi: it's '66-7 before the 1st album only, prob. wise; seems like got the look right anyhow, so we'll see about the rest (no song rights btw) - Don Cheedle's doing a few days late in Miles Davis' life - & Zoe Saldana will be Nina Simone in a one for which the director sued the prod. co. but withdrew it...
	6:22pm dale: like these last couple of 80's sounding nuggets.
	6:23pm sugarwolf: Gaylord, that is why you are so smart S-M-R-T
	6:23pm Guido from Cologne: Nuggets ... well said!
	6:29pm dale: the distractions remind me of the go betweens
	6:31pm Cloonmore: I wish it could be 1979 forever
	6:36pm Kevlicki: Good evening Gaylord!
	6:39pm Guido from Cologne: I hate to go but i'm yawning too much. Thanks for the lullabies Gaylord! See you later!
	6:40pm Gaylord Fields: Hello, Kevlicki!
	6:40pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks for staying up late, Guido!
	6:55pm V Priceless: Cool show! Thanks Gaylord!
	6:56pm Gaylord Fields: Thank you, V Priceless, and everyone else who feels similarly.
	6:58pm P-90: Thanks Gaylord! Have a great week!

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from July 27, 2014

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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.

July 27, 2014: New York 23, New York

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Secos & Molhados	O patrão nosso de cada dia
Betty Carter	Theme From Dr. Kildare (Three Stars Will Shine Tonight)
First Aid Kit	Shattered & Hollow "Shattered & Hollow" by "First Aid Kit"
James Brown	Prisoner of Love "Prisoner of Love" by "James Brown"
The Nightjar Orchestra	Jack Snipe Hornpipe
Ferrante & Teicher	Manatees & Dolphins
Dexter Romweber	Piano "Piano" by "Dexter Romweber"
Dominique A	Ainsi, parfois "Ainsi, parfois" by "Dominique A"
West Side Story Original Sound Track Recording	Somewhere

Gorky's Zygotic Mynci	Blood Chant
Amen Dunes	Everybody Is Crazy "Everybody Is Crazy" by "Amen Dunes"
Noura Mint Seymali	Soub Hanallah "Soub Hanallah" by "Noura Mint Seymali"
Karl Hector and the Malcouns	Samai Thaqil
Yusef Lateef	The Plum Blossom "The Plum Blossom" by "Yusef Lateef"
Los Shakers	Candombe "Candombe" by "Los Shakers"

Jerry Goldsmith	Room 222 Theme "Room 222 Theme" by "Jerry Goldsmith"
The Pastels	Slow Summits "Slow Summits" by "The Pastels"
Ohta-San	Surfing Village "Surfing Village" by "Ohta-San"
Eiko Shuri	Yé-yé "Yé-yé" by "Eiko Shuri"
ESG	Parking Lot Blues "Parking Lot Blues" by "ESG"
Delta 5	Train Song "Train Song" by "Delta 5"
Way of the West	See You Shake "See You Shake" by "Way of the West"
The Distractions	The Summer I Met You

Hildur Guðnadóttir	Heima "Heima" by "Hildur Guðnadóttir"
Susumu Yokota	Fearful Dream "Fearful Dream" by "Susumu Yokota"
Stuart Moxham and the Original Artists	Sunday Morning
B.J. Thomas	I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
Alastair Galbraith	Screaming E "Screaming E" by "Alastair Galbraith"
The Electric Prunes	How Are You "How Are You" by "The Electric Prunes"
Birdie	Silver Line "Silver Line" by "Birdie"
The Rose Garden	Here's Today "Here's Today" by "The Rose Garden"
Alva	Cold War "Cold War" by "Alva"

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Listener comments!
	5:05pm V Priceless: Good afternoon, sir! Hey, Gaylord!
	5:06pm Gaylord Fields: Hello, V Priceless.
	5:10pm Guido from Cologne: Now that WFMU plays quite alot First Aid Kit i somehow regret i missed their Cologne show two years ago. They had some good radio exposure here. Hi Gaylord and everyone!
	5:11pm Gaylord Fields: @Guido from Cologne: They probably spend more time in North America than Europe these days, I'm guessing.
	5:11pm Guido from Cologne: Allright, i missed James Brown which is worse ...
	5:25pm Monsieur Yves: Dominique A.... Un bon choix
	5:27pm Gaylord Fields: Merci beaucoup, M. Yves. Now close your ears as I proceed to mangle your beautiful language.
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah - just missed the moving 'Somewhere' - inspiration for Lennon's 'There's A Place' in '63 reportedly ...& JamesBrown: just snagged a newspaper article on the Jagger-Produced biopic 'Get On Up'...
	5:36pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hi Gaylord! I'm just tuning in now. Glad to be here. You're my writing companion for the next 1.5 hours.
	5:39pm Gaylord Fields: Let the show guide your writing, Wendy! Unless that will make what you write seriously messed up, in which case do no such thing.
	5:42pm Wendy del Formaggio: All of my writing is seriously messed up... I hope!
	5:42pm Gaylord Fields: Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That was part of the songwriting magic of early Lennon-McCartney: They weren't inspired exclusively by "cool" sources such as rock 'n' roll, which was the limiting factor of many of their lessers.
	5:45pm Gaylord Fields: @Wendy del Formaggio: I stand corrected. Allow me to help mess up your writing but good, then!
	5:46pm Wendy del Formaggio: Haha, glad for your assistance, Gaylord!
	5:55pm Guido from Cologne: Love that "oriental psych jazz section".
	5:56pm Gaylord Fields: Glad you enjoyed it, Guido!
	6:03pm dale: MAN! i had it bad for karen valentine as a teen....thanks for jogging my brainpan gaylord
	6:06pm Yiannis: Hello from Greece Gaylord youre the best late night company
	6:06pm P-90: Funny how I can instantly identify something like this (Rm. 222)from the first few beats of the intro, long before the melody even starts, even though its almost half a century old (!)-- such is it's nostalgic significance.
	6:08pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Show up for the theme songs in odd meter and stay for the Karen Valentine memories!
	6:10pm P-90: @ dale: Karen Valentine was in fact the object, for many pre-teen boys, of that peculiar kind of sexual crush one can have before one even reaches puberty and becomes "sexual."
	6:10pm Gaylord Fields: @Yiannis: Καλημέρα σας κύριε.
	6:11pm dale: p-90 - the montgomery ward and jc penney catalogs were my first true love.
	6:11pm dale: ...but i've said too much.
	6:13pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Keep it clean. Or don't. We're all grownups here -- or pretending to be.
	6:14pm sugarwolf: Hi hi hi well time to leave work!
	6:15pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: I drove by your workplace and didn't come close to stopping.
	6:18pm Guido from Cologne: Eiko Shuri : Silly surprise track of the day and ESG will never stop to sound fresh.
	6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...okay - read the thing in Fri.'s WSJ: Jagger producing 'GetOnUp' sounds like a good thing - we'll see ...little blurbs about: - Andre3000 being Jimi: it's '66-7 before the 1st album only, prob. wise; seems like got the look right anyhow, so we'll see about the rest (no song rights btw) - Don Cheedle's doing a few days late in Miles Davis' life - & Zoe Saldana will be Nina Simone in a one for which the director sued the prod. co. but withdrew it...
	6:22pm dale: like these last couple of 80's sounding nuggets.
	6:23pm sugarwolf: Gaylord, that is why you are so smart S-M-R-T
	6:23pm Guido from Cologne: Nuggets ... well said!
	6:29pm dale: the distractions remind me of the go betweens
	6:31pm Cloonmore: I wish it could be 1979 forever
	6:36pm Kevlicki: Good evening Gaylord!
	6:39pm Guido from Cologne: I hate to go but i'm yawning too much. Thanks for the lullabies Gaylord! See you later!
	6:40pm Gaylord Fields: Hello, Kevlicki!
	6:40pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks for staying up late, Guido!
	6:55pm V Priceless: Cool show! Thanks Gaylord!
	6:56pm Gaylord Fields: Thank you, V Priceless, and everyone else who feels similarly.
	6:58pm P-90: Thanks Gaylord! Have a great week!

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from July 27, 2014

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