WFMU: Gaylord Fields: Playlist from March 29, 2015

Listener comments!
	5:02pm sugarwolf: Hello!!
	5:03pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Hi!
	5:03pm Ryab: Nice opening track, Gaylord. Haha
	5:03pm Sem Chumbo: I feel a powerful urge to chew the bark off this magnolia while listening to your show, Mr. Fields. :-) that album is a great memento of its time.
	5:04pm Gaylord Fields: @Ryab: The greatest of trips begin with the first step.
	5:05pm JakeGould: Happy Palm Sunday! I know this because why else would people be carrying all those palm fronds in the streets of NYC nowadays?
	5:06pm P-90: Good Afternoon, Gaylord and the Galordained. I seem to remember that "eating the bark off of trees" story as one of those bits of apocrypha that got a little out of hand, in those heady days of yore...
	5:06pm Sem Chumbo: heady Nicely put, P-90.
	5:08pm Chill: I love this show!
	5:08pm Tenor Guitar: How long must the mushrooms live in the shadows!
	5:09pm Gaylord Fields: @Sem Chumbo @P-90: That story is all bark, no bite, I guess you could say. I'm just glad I didn't say it.
	5:09pm Gaylord Fields: @Chill: This show may reciprocate.
	5:10pm P-90: I'm not sure, but I think Sgt. Joe Friday may also have mentioned the "bark-munching" side effects of Double-Barrel Orange Sunshine.
	5:10pm Ryab: Sometimes it is so frustrating hearing a great song without a playlist to check.
	5:10pm Sem Chumbo: Back into the trunk it goes, then.
	5:11pm Ryab: I love all you guys that make an effort to list the songs, thanks a lot.
	5:11pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: Duh! I should have played some Blueboy in honor of Dragnet.
	5:13pm dale: LOVE ME! love this movie
	5:13pm Gaylord Fields: @Ryab: I used to be a no-playlister, but I'm glad I rethought that stance.
	5:14pm JakeGould: Peter Cook is so distant he must really like us.
	5:14pm sugarwolf: My favorite supermarket was selling palm crosses last week but they are Italian
	5:15pm sugarwolf: Yesterday at work I saw the Easter bunny walking around in the snow. Poor bunny
	5:15pm Tenor Guitar: The playlist makes the difference
	5:16pm sugarwolf: 45 minutes left of work and then it's drive time! So save all your extra good music for after 6, ok, Gaylord?
	5:18pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Too late.
	5:18pm Gaylord Fields: Get in the car now, @sugarwolf!
	5:21pm Moe: Going to the grave without having a psychedeic experience is like going to the grave without having sex... Terence McKenna
	5:21pm P-90: Drive, Sugarwolf, drive!
	5:22pm glenn: never once have i wanted to chew the bark off of a tree, stoned on acid or otherwise.
	5:24pm Ryab: Me neither that made me laugh. Hahaha
	5:27pm glenn: honest to timothy leary, the laughable lengths they went to to dissuade the yutes from trying drugs. it makes my head hurt.
	5:27pm Gaylord Fields: @Moe: Is McKenna saying that dropping acid brings on (or brings out latent) necrophilic tendencies?
	5:27pm Tommy: Mac's bass part on SOMETHING is just so genius, very complimentary to Harrison's solo ..had the solo been busier it wouldn't have worked but he really fills in the gaps of George's somewhat sparse at times yet perfect guitar work.
	5:28pm P-90: I believe the narrator said they were bark-biting "on the Sunset Strip". Maybe it was a local fad there. Joe Friday also mentioned a teen who went blind from staring ecstatically at the sun.
	5:29pm Gaylord Fields: @Tommy: Can't agree more with you on Paul's bass playing on Something.
	5:31pm glenn: macca : equal parts giant douche / best bass player in rock.
	5:33pm Gaylord Fields: @glenn: His sometimes overwhelming bossiness/perfectionism was pretty much responsible for Abbey Road's existence at a time when his primary partner often couldn't give a tinker's.
	5:33pm Sem Chumbo: Gotta take the rough with the smooth.
	5:35pm Paul D: This song is really great.
	5:36pm glenn: oh, i get it, i really do. i don't even mind the perfectionism, in fact, i applaud it. it's more his whiny desperation of the last forty years that i hate.
	5:40pm Gaylord Fields: @glenn: If you had the music world saying your dead partner was an experimental genius and you're a facile popsmith, I'd chafe and whinge about it, too. Being talented and rich beyond measure doesn't preclude artistic insecurity.
	5:41pm ashley morey: Loving "cast away dreams"! Great set as always! Much love from Ash.
	5:41pm dale: lindsey sometimes gets caught up in his home studio effects and macintosh sounding production - but the man can write a song.
	5:41pm Tommy: I'm in a model railroad club and there is one guy in the club who can be a bit pedantic, annoying and pushy but many things wouldn't get done without him. I think of him as Paul Mccartney of the club
	5:42pm Gaylord Fields: @glenn: Sorry about the grammatical mess-up on I/you there. I'm multitasking.
	5:42pm Gaylord Fields: @Tommy: Ha!
	5:43pm Gaylord Fields: @Ashley: Love back at you and Justin!
	5:44pm glenn: better than the neil young, i suppose.
	5:48pm glenn: hmmmm. to be honest, if there was an experimental genius in the beatles, it was george martin.
	5:49pm Moe: gaylord: i think he's saying that it's one of life's experiences that defines who we are...
	5:51pm Ryab: This transition sounds amazing.
	5:51pm Gaylord Fields: John and Paul learned a lot from George M, and not just technical stuffe -- they also gleaned the idea of there being a place for experimentation and risk-taking in creating pop music.
	5:52pm Moe: rest of the quote reads : it means that you never figured out what it was all about... McKenna
	5:53pm sugarwolf: One of my favorite Serge songs even though the subject matter is not so hot
	5:53pm Gaylord Fields: @Moe: I was funning with you.
	5:53pm Moe: oh, yeah... i'm enjoy the music, great show...
	5:54pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Shouldn't you be skipping work about now?
	5:54pm dale: speaking of bass lines, the bass lines on melody nelson are amaaaazing.
	5:55pm Gaylord Fields: @Moe: Hurrah! I'm happy you're enjoying it!
	5:56pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Oh, yes, that's some hot playing!
	6:00pm glenn: also, i think ringo, who is a fantastic drummer, notwithstanding the endlessly slaggery by people who have no idea how to play drums, has more right to feel artistically insecure than paul.
	6:00pm sugarwolf: I leaving nowwwww
	6:01pm dale: get with the program people - just have the station siphon it out of your credit card account on a monthly basis. makes life simple.
	6:03pm redkayak: Evening, all!
	6:10pm MrC: Yes for Charlie Rich..!
	6:10pm dale: the silver fox is highly under rated. life has it's little ups and downs is on one of my wedding mixes.
	6:10pm Gaylord Fields: How do, @redkayak!
	6:11pm Tommy: Charlie Rich's best music was the stuff nobody heard
	6:11pm Gaylord Fields: @MrC: He is THE MAN!
	6:12pm Tommy: ..unless they listen to Gaylord
	6:14pm redkayak: @gaylord I am well, sir. Congrats on a successful marathon :)
	6:16pm Gaylord Fields: I can extol the genius-level singing, songwriting, and piano playing of Charlie Rich (and of his equally talented songwriter of a wife, Margaret Ann) for days!
	6:19pm dale: he was married to ann margaret?
	6:20pm dale: SHE wrote life has it's little ups and downs? I LOVE HER!
	6:20pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Many of us are married to Ann Margaret. And then we wake up all sad.
	6:21pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: M.A. Rich is the best musician's spouse EVER!!! Worst is a 1,000-way tie.
	6:21pm melinda: Great show! Only my 2nd time listening.
	6:22pm Gaylord Fields: @melinda: Welcome aboard! Glad to have you!
	6:23pm Tommy: WOW great ,unexpected ,chord changes on THE WORDS...
	6:23pm sugarwolf: I'm not used to hearing this song sung by someone who can carry a tune
	6:24pm dale: i have the anne margaret album from 62 or so. the liner notes were fro george burns, who i suppose was an authority on singers. watch the movie 'kitten with a whip' if you've never seen it. she. is. trouble!
	6:24pm Gaylord Fields: @Tommy: What's remarkable is that the original is all but unlistenable because of the tune-free vocals. Yet I love it to pieces!
	6:27pm Tommy: Nick Cave ..in french .. who knew
	6:28pm pedanticwolf: IT'S ANN-MARGRET
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...home ! ...the phantastic balm that is WFMU Sunday P.M. ...
	6:30pm Tommy: If you're not familiar with Nick Cave's EASY MONEY . familiarize yourself ,it's remarkable
	6:30pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Stop driving and texting while pedantic!
	6:32pm pedanticwolf: You know I'd never do that! I'm posting and eating ice cream though!
	6:33pm Gaylord Fields: @pedanticwolf: Ice cream saves lives!
	6:34pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Just this Friday night, I ate a banana split made with caramelized bananas! Julie Dark Night of the Soul was my witness.
	6:35pm pedanticwolf: Ooooo
	6:35pm MrC: Gaylord..Where was that Clydie King from?
	6:36pm Tommy: The caramelization may reduce the potassium content ..just saying
	6:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you can hear why Yusef & Trane were buds...
	6:38pm Tommy: That's what I'm talking about ..moody
	6:38pm Gaylord Fields: @MrC: I have the 45 (on Imperial, from 1964 -- it's one of my favorite songs of all time), but I played what you heard off a CD called Clydie King: The Imperial and Minit Years, released on EMI UK in2007.
	6:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: One recipe for making caramelized bananas: www.eatingwell.com...
	6:41pm Gaylord Fields: @Ken From Hyde Park: Thank you very much! I kinda like bananas a little bit, y'know.
	6:42pm MrC: you're an expert on all things Clydie..thanks..
	6:44pm Gaylord Fields: @MrC: When they say "20 feet from stardom," they're talking about Clydie, who's been on dozens of records everyone knows and never had a hit to her own name.
	6:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...love Punk but lean lead guitar doodley ; this Verlaine feller & a certain unit he was in is such a Guiding Light...
	6:45pm MrC: she's famous in a certain way..
	6:46pm Julie: Gaylord you left out the fact that you ate it in like 3 minutes! (yes I'm behind, I just got here)
	6:46pm Ryab: This set is incredible.
	6:48pm Gaylord Fields: @Julie: When the couple sitting next to us asked if I was a professional competitive eater, I couldn't have been more chuffed, as the Brits say.
	6:48pm Gaylord Fields: @Ryab: Thank you kindly.
	6:48pm Julie: Not a professional just a hobbyist
	6:49pm Gaylord Fields: Like Emma Peel, I'm a "talented amateur."
	6:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...actually - pretty sure all of Banana Splits' toons were under 3 min.s ...
	6:52pm pedanticwolf: Ha ha, glad to hear you still have impressive ice cream consumption skills
	6:53pm redkayak: All of this ice cream chit chat makes me wish it were summer!
	6:53pm Gaylord Fields: @pedanticwolf: I told Julie about you, me, and Friendly's 12-scoop Crowd Pleaser. And how when we finished it, we complained that we still had room for more.
	6:54pm Listener Robert: Tommy, it'd be hard to conceive of a way that caramelizing a food would reduce its K content. You'd have to wash it out & discard some portion for the K to leave w it.
	6:56pm Julie: yay Carole!
	6:57pm Listener Robert: It so happens I've a banana here that I broiled along w a chicken breast, carrots, onions, & mushrooms. The sugar in the banana does burn a little, but the potasscium has no place to go. Over time, some of it does radioactively decay, of course. Bananas are notoriously radioactive for their K, which does include some radioisotope.
	6:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: K for Potassium or K for Kryptonite?
	6:58pm redkayak: "Radioactive Bananas" would be a good name for a band.....
	6:58pm Listener Robert: K for Ken.
	6:58pm Gaylord Fields: G'night, all!
	7:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx GF !
	9:38pm Tommy: Making comments with no scientific basis and letting others correct me is my way of gathering information

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from March 29, 2015

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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.

March 29, 2015: Refluxus

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Artist	Track	Comments
LSD	The Scene (i) "The Scene (i)" by "LSD"
Tom Zé	Qualquer bobagem "Qualquer bobagem" by "Tom Zé"
Nick Nicely	Hilly Fields Acoustic
Childe Harold	Brink of Death "Brink of Death" by "Childe Harold"
Peter Cook & Dudley Moore	Bedazzled
The Olivia Tremor Control	Can You Come Down With Us?
The Orange Peels	New Moon "New Moon" by "The Orange Peels"
The Beatles	Something "Something" by "The Beatles"
The Notwist	das Spiel ist aus, object 16
Lindsey Buckingham	Cast Away Dreams
José González	Let It Carry You "Let It Carry You" by "José González"
Springtime Carnivore	Talk to Me Slow
Serge Gainsbourg	L'Hôtel Particulier
Aretha Franklin	Day Dreaming "Day Dreaming" by "Aretha Franklin"

Michael Nyman	Dreams of a Journey	This is from the soundtrack to The Piano.
Charlie Rich	No Home "No Home" by "Charlie Rich"
Clydie King	The Thrill Is Gone "The Thrill Is Gone" by "Clydie King"
Eyvind Kang	Theme from 1st NADE "Theme from 1st NADE" by "Eyvind Kang"
Takeshi Terauchi & Blue Jeans	Meiji Ichidai Onna
Dump	The Words Get Stuck in My Throat
Nick Cave	Goodbye Marylou "Goodbye Marylou" by "Nick Cave"
Françoiz Breut	La chanson d'Hélène
Dionne Warwick	The Last One to Be Loved
Yusef Lateef	Purple Flower "Purple Flower" by "Yusef Lateef"
Tom Verlaine	Saucer Crash "Saucer Crash" by "Tom Verlaine"
The Raincoats	Dancing With My Head
Jan & Dean	When It's Over "When It's Over" by "Jan & Dean"
Rocketship	Heather, Tell Me Why "Heather, Tell Me Why" by "Rocketship"
Carole King	Yours Until Tomorrow "Yours Until Tomorrow" by "Carole King"

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Listener comments!
	5:02pm sugarwolf: Hello!!
	5:03pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Hi!
	5:03pm Ryab: Nice opening track, Gaylord. Haha
	5:03pm Sem Chumbo: I feel a powerful urge to chew the bark off this magnolia while listening to your show, Mr. Fields. :-) that album is a great memento of its time.
	5:04pm Gaylord Fields: @Ryab: The greatest of trips begin with the first step.
	5:05pm JakeGould: Happy Palm Sunday! I know this because why else would people be carrying all those palm fronds in the streets of NYC nowadays?
	5:06pm P-90: Good Afternoon, Gaylord and the Galordained. I seem to remember that "eating the bark off of trees" story as one of those bits of apocrypha that got a little out of hand, in those heady days of yore...
	5:06pm Sem Chumbo: heady Nicely put, P-90.
	5:08pm Chill: I love this show!
	5:08pm Tenor Guitar: How long must the mushrooms live in the shadows!
	5:09pm Gaylord Fields: @Sem Chumbo @P-90: That story is all bark, no bite, I guess you could say. I'm just glad I didn't say it.
	5:09pm Gaylord Fields: @Chill: This show may reciprocate.
	5:10pm P-90: I'm not sure, but I think Sgt. Joe Friday may also have mentioned the "bark-munching" side effects of Double-Barrel Orange Sunshine.
	5:10pm Ryab: Sometimes it is so frustrating hearing a great song without a playlist to check.
	5:10pm Sem Chumbo: Back into the trunk it goes, then.
	5:11pm Ryab: I love all you guys that make an effort to list the songs, thanks a lot.
	5:11pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: Duh! I should have played some Blueboy in honor of Dragnet.
	5:13pm dale: LOVE ME! love this movie
	5:13pm Gaylord Fields: @Ryab: I used to be a no-playlister, but I'm glad I rethought that stance.
	5:14pm JakeGould: Peter Cook is so distant he must really like us.
	5:14pm sugarwolf: My favorite supermarket was selling palm crosses last week but they are Italian
	5:15pm sugarwolf: Yesterday at work I saw the Easter bunny walking around in the snow. Poor bunny
	5:15pm Tenor Guitar: The playlist makes the difference
	5:16pm sugarwolf: 45 minutes left of work and then it's drive time! So save all your extra good music for after 6, ok, Gaylord?
	5:18pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Too late.
	5:18pm Gaylord Fields: Get in the car now, @sugarwolf!
	5:21pm Moe: Going to the grave without having a psychedeic experience is like going to the grave without having sex... Terence McKenna
	5:21pm P-90: Drive, Sugarwolf, drive!
	5:22pm glenn: never once have i wanted to chew the bark off of a tree, stoned on acid or otherwise.
	5:24pm Ryab: Me neither that made me laugh. Hahaha
	5:27pm glenn: honest to timothy leary, the laughable lengths they went to to dissuade the yutes from trying drugs. it makes my head hurt.
	5:27pm Gaylord Fields: @Moe: Is McKenna saying that dropping acid brings on (or brings out latent) necrophilic tendencies?
	5:27pm Tommy: Mac's bass part on SOMETHING is just so genius, very complimentary to Harrison's solo ..had the solo been busier it wouldn't have worked but he really fills in the gaps of George's somewhat sparse at times yet perfect guitar work.
	5:28pm P-90: I believe the narrator said they were bark-biting "on the Sunset Strip". Maybe it was a local fad there. Joe Friday also mentioned a teen who went blind from staring ecstatically at the sun.
	5:29pm Gaylord Fields: @Tommy: Can't agree more with you on Paul's bass playing on Something.
	5:31pm glenn: macca : equal parts giant douche / best bass player in rock.
	5:33pm Gaylord Fields: @glenn: His sometimes overwhelming bossiness/perfectionism was pretty much responsible for Abbey Road's existence at a time when his primary partner often couldn't give a tinker's.
	5:33pm Sem Chumbo: Gotta take the rough with the smooth.
	5:35pm Paul D: This song is really great.
	5:36pm glenn: oh, i get it, i really do. i don't even mind the perfectionism, in fact, i applaud it. it's more his whiny desperation of the last forty years that i hate.
	5:40pm Gaylord Fields: @glenn: If you had the music world saying your dead partner was an experimental genius and you're a facile popsmith, I'd chafe and whinge about it, too. Being talented and rich beyond measure doesn't preclude artistic insecurity.
	5:41pm ashley morey: Loving "cast away dreams"! Great set as always! Much love from Ash.
	5:41pm dale: lindsey sometimes gets caught up in his home studio effects and macintosh sounding production - but the man can write a song.
	5:41pm Tommy: I'm in a model railroad club and there is one guy in the club who can be a bit pedantic, annoying and pushy but many things wouldn't get done without him. I think of him as Paul Mccartney of the club
	5:42pm Gaylord Fields: @glenn: Sorry about the grammatical mess-up on I/you there. I'm multitasking.
	5:42pm Gaylord Fields: @Tommy: Ha!
	5:43pm Gaylord Fields: @Ashley: Love back at you and Justin!
	5:44pm glenn: better than the neil young, i suppose.
	5:48pm glenn: hmmmm. to be honest, if there was an experimental genius in the beatles, it was george martin.
	5:49pm Moe: gaylord: i think he's saying that it's one of life's experiences that defines who we are...
	5:51pm Ryab: This transition sounds amazing.
	5:51pm Gaylord Fields: John and Paul learned a lot from George M, and not just technical stuffe -- they also gleaned the idea of there being a place for experimentation and risk-taking in creating pop music.
	5:52pm Moe: rest of the quote reads : it means that you never figured out what it was all about... McKenna
	5:53pm sugarwolf: One of my favorite Serge songs even though the subject matter is not so hot
	5:53pm Gaylord Fields: @Moe: I was funning with you.
	5:53pm Moe: oh, yeah... i'm enjoy the music, great show...
	5:54pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Shouldn't you be skipping work about now?
	5:54pm dale: speaking of bass lines, the bass lines on melody nelson are amaaaazing.
	5:55pm Gaylord Fields: @Moe: Hurrah! I'm happy you're enjoying it!
	5:56pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Oh, yes, that's some hot playing!
	6:00pm glenn: also, i think ringo, who is a fantastic drummer, notwithstanding the endlessly slaggery by people who have no idea how to play drums, has more right to feel artistically insecure than paul.
	6:00pm sugarwolf: I leaving nowwwww
	6:01pm dale: get with the program people - just have the station siphon it out of your credit card account on a monthly basis. makes life simple.
	6:03pm redkayak: Evening, all!
	6:10pm MrC: Yes for Charlie Rich..!
	6:10pm dale: the silver fox is highly under rated. life has it's little ups and downs is on one of my wedding mixes.
	6:10pm Gaylord Fields: How do, @redkayak!
	6:11pm Tommy: Charlie Rich's best music was the stuff nobody heard
	6:11pm Gaylord Fields: @MrC: He is THE MAN!
	6:12pm Tommy: ..unless they listen to Gaylord
	6:14pm redkayak: @gaylord I am well, sir. Congrats on a successful marathon :)
	6:16pm Gaylord Fields: I can extol the genius-level singing, songwriting, and piano playing of Charlie Rich (and of his equally talented songwriter of a wife, Margaret Ann) for days!
	6:19pm dale: he was married to ann margaret?
	6:20pm dale: SHE wrote life has it's little ups and downs? I LOVE HER!
	6:20pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Many of us are married to Ann Margaret. And then we wake up all sad.
	6:21pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: M.A. Rich is the best musician's spouse EVER!!! Worst is a 1,000-way tie.
	6:21pm melinda: Great show! Only my 2nd time listening.
	6:22pm Gaylord Fields: @melinda: Welcome aboard! Glad to have you!
	6:23pm Tommy: WOW great ,unexpected ,chord changes on THE WORDS...
	6:23pm sugarwolf: I'm not used to hearing this song sung by someone who can carry a tune
	6:24pm dale: i have the anne margaret album from 62 or so. the liner notes were fro george burns, who i suppose was an authority on singers. watch the movie 'kitten with a whip' if you've never seen it. she. is. trouble!
	6:24pm Gaylord Fields: @Tommy: What's remarkable is that the original is all but unlistenable because of the tune-free vocals. Yet I love it to pieces!
	6:27pm Tommy: Nick Cave ..in french .. who knew
	6:28pm pedanticwolf: IT'S ANN-MARGRET
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...home ! ...the phantastic balm that is WFMU Sunday P.M. ...
	6:30pm Tommy: If you're not familiar with Nick Cave's EASY MONEY . familiarize yourself ,it's remarkable
	6:30pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Stop driving and texting while pedantic!
	6:32pm pedanticwolf: You know I'd never do that! I'm posting and eating ice cream though!
	6:33pm Gaylord Fields: @pedanticwolf: Ice cream saves lives!
	6:34pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Just this Friday night, I ate a banana split made with caramelized bananas! Julie Dark Night of the Soul was my witness.
	6:35pm pedanticwolf: Ooooo
	6:35pm MrC: Gaylord..Where was that Clydie King from?
	6:36pm Tommy: The caramelization may reduce the potassium content ..just saying
	6:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you can hear why Yusef & Trane were buds...
	6:38pm Tommy: That's what I'm talking about ..moody
	6:38pm Gaylord Fields: @MrC: I have the 45 (on Imperial, from 1964 -- it's one of my favorite songs of all time), but I played what you heard off a CD called Clydie King: The Imperial and Minit Years, released on EMI UK in2007.
	6:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: One recipe for making caramelized bananas: www.eatingwell.com...
	6:41pm Gaylord Fields: @Ken From Hyde Park: Thank you very much! I kinda like bananas a little bit, y'know.
	6:42pm MrC: you're an expert on all things Clydie..thanks..
	6:44pm Gaylord Fields: @MrC: When they say "20 feet from stardom," they're talking about Clydie, who's been on dozens of records everyone knows and never had a hit to her own name.
	6:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...love Punk but lean lead guitar doodley ; this Verlaine feller & a certain unit he was in is such a Guiding Light...
	6:45pm MrC: she's famous in a certain way..
	6:46pm Julie: Gaylord you left out the fact that you ate it in like 3 minutes! (yes I'm behind, I just got here)
	6:46pm Ryab: This set is incredible.
	6:48pm Gaylord Fields: @Julie: When the couple sitting next to us asked if I was a professional competitive eater, I couldn't have been more chuffed, as the Brits say.
	6:48pm Gaylord Fields: @Ryab: Thank you kindly.
	6:48pm Julie: Not a professional just a hobbyist
	6:49pm Gaylord Fields: Like Emma Peel, I'm a "talented amateur."
	6:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...actually - pretty sure all of Banana Splits' toons were under 3 min.s ...
	6:52pm pedanticwolf: Ha ha, glad to hear you still have impressive ice cream consumption skills
	6:53pm redkayak: All of this ice cream chit chat makes me wish it were summer!
	6:53pm Gaylord Fields: @pedanticwolf: I told Julie about you, me, and Friendly's 12-scoop Crowd Pleaser. And how when we finished it, we complained that we still had room for more.
	6:54pm Listener Robert: Tommy, it'd be hard to conceive of a way that caramelizing a food would reduce its K content. You'd have to wash it out & discard some portion for the K to leave w it.
	6:56pm Julie: yay Carole!
	6:57pm Listener Robert: It so happens I've a banana here that I broiled along w a chicken breast, carrots, onions, & mushrooms. The sugar in the banana does burn a little, but the potasscium has no place to go. Over time, some of it does radioactively decay, of course. Bananas are notoriously radioactive for their K, which does include some radioisotope.
	6:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: K for Potassium or K for Kryptonite?
	6:58pm redkayak: "Radioactive Bananas" would be a good name for a band.....
	6:58pm Listener Robert: K for Ken.
	6:58pm Gaylord Fields: G'night, all!
	7:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx GF !
	9:38pm Tommy: Making comments with no scientific basis and letting others correct me is my way of gathering information

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from March 29, 2015

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