WFMU: Gaylord Fields: Playlist from January 31, 2016

Listener comments!
	5:05pm the sugarwolf: HIIIIIIIIII
	5:06pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	5:07pm Gaylord Fields: @the sugarwolf: Hi!!!
	5:07pm Gaylord Fields: @BadGuyZero: Hiya, pal!
	5:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: I really like this opening track. It's haunting.
	5:09pm nitty gritty Tania: Tuning in from the highway hiya Gaylord!
	5:09pm BadGuyZero: This must have been a very serious episode of "Love American Style."
	5:10pm dale: ola gaylord and fieldians. yes, this is a somber las piece
	5:10pm Mr C: Quick hello from the West Coast Fan Club..
	5:11pm nitty gritty Tania: A very special LAS
	5:11pm dale: maybe this one was called 'love and the lonely swinger'
	5:11pm @sugarwolf@: "Charles Fox's delicate yet hip music score, featuring flutes, harp, and flugelhorn set to a contemporary pop beat, provided the "love" ambiance which tied the stories together as a multifaceted romantic comedy each week."
	5:12pm redkayak: LAS? OMG!
	5:12pm Gaylord Fields: I think the episode was titled "Love and the Baby Shoes for Sale."
	5:13pm dale: that rascal stuart margolin was one of the players.
	5:14pm glenn: huh. no wonder i thought it sounded like love american style. it is/was.
	5:16pm Gaylord Fields: Greetings also to @nitty gritty Tania @dale @Ken From Hyde park @MrC @redkayak @glenn
	5:17pm P-90: Hi Gaylord. Impossible to understand Bob Crewe's musical evolution without understanding Charles Fox's and how they intersected and synergized.
	5:17pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Stuart "Angel" Margolin also wrote songs for The Parade of "Sunshine Girl" fame. Perhaps I'll play one during this set, inspired by the connection.
	5:19pm Gaylord Fields: @nitty gritty Tania: Remember — 9 and 3, not 10 and 2!
	5:20pm Mark the Sardine: Loving this guitar piece.
	5:22pm redkayak: When I was in grade school LAS was seen as kind of racy. Times have changed, lol...
	5:22pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: I'm a fan of both men, and I'm always happy to champion Charles Fox.
	5:26pm dale: i had to look that up. ashamed to say i never heard of it. that 'sunshine girl'compilation cd sounds interesting.
	5:27pm P-90: LAS was an unusual show for the number of segments that had their own individual scores. Most series at that time relied on a library of cues that would be reedited and reused in many episodes. Fox's constant supply of new scores was a big part of the show's "identity" with audiences. His stuff sounded "hip" (or at least, "contemporary") to the young demographic, but not too "rock" to alienate older potential viewers.
	5:31pm Gaylord Fields: @Mark the Sardine: It was lovely, wasn't it?
	5:32pm P-90: Lindsey always sounds exactly like Lindsey and no one else.
	5:36pm soup and fog: Thanks for your show Gaylord! your music is making me feel better
	5:37pm Gaylord Fields: @soup and fog: I'm happy to know I can help.
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Given the supersaturated ubiquity of the Gee-tar - it's an accomplishment to sound distinctive - & it's a minor miracle our brains not only tolerate more of the thing - but we love it still.
	5:40pm Chris M.: Digging the selections. I can always handle hearing tunes that feature a 12 string Rickenbacker too! Thanks!
	5:42pm Gaylord Fields: @Chris M.: Your enjoyment is my enjoyment.
	5:42pm geezerette: This show is always so fluid and seamless. Gaylord you're a poet.
	5:43pm Gaylord Fields: @geezerette: I'm just a medium conjuring ghosts.
	5:46pm @sugarwolf@: watch out for ectoplasm then
	5:46pm geezerette: It's a lovely seance.
	5:47pm dale: (looking to see if my phone rang)
	5:47pm Gaylord Fields: @geezerette: It's all a humbug, done with mirrors.
	5:58pm dale: will you play the clip of france gall learning from serge what les sucettes really means on live tv?
	6:03pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: FCC says no.
	6:04pm ashley morey: Now this is how a fuzz guitar should sound!
	6:04pm ashley morey: Justin's in heaven over the tones, haha
	6:05pm Real Nitty Gritty Tania: @Ashley Morey: I totally agree
	6:05pm Gaylord Fields: @ashley morey: It's fuzz + scratchy 45 that makes it sound so good.
	6:09pm P-90: "Fire Ball" is a great example of the "Fuzz Face" type of distortion. As opposed to the "Big Muff", "Distortion +", or "Tube Screamer" sounds.
	6:10pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: I like you. You're smart.
	6:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - Fuzz Face is the saucer-shaped one Hendrix liked...
	6:13pm dale: LOVE this diana dors. and i thought she only looked great.
	6:15pm P-90: @RevRab, yes!, early on, then he was a huge Big Muff fan. btw: lots of Fuzz Face on that Diana Dors track too.
	6:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: FF is - fuzzier (GaragePunkier, if you will) - & BigMuff is throatier & increases Gain more (Grunge~Metal) ?
	6:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @GF: That HelenShapiro tune reminds me a touch of Peter Berry and the Shake Set: "In Lonelier Days", which I wouldn't know except for your FakeBeatles blog...
	6:25pm P-90: @RevRab: FF: that mid-sixties "buzzy bee" sound Big Muff: thick but smooth, "violin"-style distortion, like late Hendrix or Clapton's "woman tone". Not "grindy" or "Marshall amp-y", that's the Tube Screamer sound; or "Heavy Metal-y", that's the TS or the ProCo Rat pedal sound. Broadly.
	6:26pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: And I don't need to tell you that the Beatles wrote "Misery" for Helen. But you probably didn't know Helen wrote the song I played herself. She was clearly paying attention on the tour she shared with The Boys.
	6:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I did need you to tell me that! Both youze!
	6:31pm Real Nitty Gritty Tania: I love Helen. "Walking Back to Happiness" is a staple in my to-go 45 box.
	6:33pm JakeGould: What I like about Helen Shapiro is she existed in an era when someone said to themselves, “Self, a new Shapiro record is out!”
	6:34pm Gaylord Fields: @Real Nitty Gritty Tania: I also LOVE that song! Fun fact: "Walking Back to Happiness" was her highest-charting U.S. single, at No. 100 for one week.
	6:37pm Real Nitty Gritty Tania: Pretty good for a council estate lass!
	6:39pm P-90: Ever notice that the middle of the second hour is when Gaylord often modulates into a Brazilian mood? Of course you did!
	6:42pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: I hope you're happy: Now I have to be contrary and stop doing that. (No, not really.)
	6:44pm JakeGould: Contrary Anne?
	6:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Blame it on the Bossa Nova.
	6:45pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Blame it on the Cosa Nostra, and their payola.
	6:46pm dale: is this from robin's reign?
	6:46pm Gaylord Fields: @JakeGould: That would make a great punk name.
	6:47pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Why, yes. Yes, it is.
	6:49pm Hugh: Is this Betty Carter, the jazz singer? Different Betty Carter?
	6:50pm Monica: one of my fave betty tracks! best-dressed show as always!
	6:51pm Gaylord Fields: @Monica: Thanks for dropping by. I thought it felt a little warmer in here ("here" being my heart).
	6:51pm Bronwyn Bishop: Awesome show Gaylord!
	6:51pm Gaylord Fields: @Hugh: One and the same.
	6:52pm Gaylord Fields: @Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks for the compliment, my friend.
	6:54pm Cooh John: Nice show. Eclectic and catchy.
	6:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yay Gene Pitney!
	6:55pm Gaylord Fields: @Cooh John: That's lovely of you to say.
	6:55pm P-90: @Gaylord: Thanks for once again putting the ecto- in the plasm and the smoke & mirrors in the humbug. Sundays require you.
	6:56pm Gaylord Fields: @Bronwyn Bishop: He's one of my top male vocalists of all time.
	6:56pm dale: PITNEY - i lurv him. have him singing his hits in italian as well.
	6:57pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: Thanks. Sincerely. @dale: I have a Spanish LP as well.
	6:58pm dale: i even have his records with george jones and melba montgomery. the folks at musicor messed that one up.
	6:58pm @sugarwolf@: lovely show as usual, Gaylord!!
	6:58pm JakeGould: “Contrary Anne”… Opening for “Lisa Prank.”
	6:58pm Monica: end big or go home!
	6:59pm P-90: "Donna Reed Show" marathon on Decades!

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from January 31, 2016

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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.

January 31, 2016: Love and the Jilted Incubus

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Artist	Track	Comments
Arvo Pärt/Staatsorchester Stuttgart	Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten
Charles Fox	Remember "Remember" by "Charles Fox"	This is from an LP of music from the television show Love American Style.
The Durutti Column	Catos con guantes
Fabiano do Nascimento	Etude "Etude" by "Fabiano do Nascimento"
Lindsey Buckingham	Time Precious Time
Devine & Statton	Last Days "Last Days" by "Devine & Statton"
Speed the Plough	Be With You "Be With You" by "Speed the Plough"
The Byrds	She Don't Care About Time
Withered Hand	Fall Apart "Fall Apart" by "Withered Hand"
Kimberley Rew with The dBs	Fishing
The Parade	This Old Melody "This Old Melody" by "The Parade"
Dick Mills	Adagio "Adagio" by "Dick Mills"
Tyondai Braxton	Galaveda "Galaveda" by "Tyondai Braxton"
Sonic Youth	Thème de Jérémie "Thème de Jérémie" by "Sonic Youth"	This is from the Simon Werner a Disparu soundtrack.
France Gall	Poupée de cire, poupée de son

Mercy	Fire Ball "Fire Ball" by "Mercy"
Knife Pleats	Things I Hold "Things I Hold" by "Knife Pleats"
Tufthunter	We Fly by Night "We Fly by Night" by "Tufthunter"	Deborah Greensmith is the vocalist.
Cheap Trick	He's a Whore "He's a Whore" by "Cheap Trick"
Diana Dors	So Little Time "So Little Time" by "Diana Dors"
Helen Shapiro	He Knows How to Love Me
His Name Is Alive	Summer of E.S.P.
Saturday Looks Good to Me	Ambulance
Dawn Landes	L'ingenue "L'ingenue" by "Dawn Landes"
Tim Maia	Azul da cor do mar "Azul da cor do mar" by "Tim Maia"
Dion & The Belmonts	Come to My Side
Lô Borges	Homen da rua "Homen da rua" by "Lô Borges"
Vinicius Cantuária	Agua rasa "Agua rasa" by "Vinicius Cantuária"
Able Tasmans	Dog Whelk 2 "Dog Whelk 2" by "Able Tasmans"
Michel Polnareff	Âme Câline "Âme Câline" by "Michel Polnareff"
Robin Gibb	Farmer Ferdinand Hudson
Betty Carter	Nothing More to Look Forward To
Mama Guitar	I Think About You "I Think About You" by "Mama Guitar"
The Kaisers	Wishing Street "Wishing Street" by "The Kaisers"
Gene Pitney	Half Heaven — Half Heartache

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Listener comments!
	5:05pm the sugarwolf: HIIIIIIIIII
	5:06pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	5:07pm Gaylord Fields: @the sugarwolf: Hi!!!
	5:07pm Gaylord Fields: @BadGuyZero: Hiya, pal!
	5:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: I really like this opening track. It's haunting.
	5:09pm nitty gritty Tania: Tuning in from the highway hiya Gaylord!
	5:09pm BadGuyZero: This must have been a very serious episode of "Love American Style."
	5:10pm dale: ola gaylord and fieldians. yes, this is a somber las piece
	5:10pm Mr C: Quick hello from the West Coast Fan Club..
	5:11pm nitty gritty Tania: A very special LAS
	5:11pm dale: maybe this one was called 'love and the lonely swinger'
	5:11pm @sugarwolf@: "Charles Fox's delicate yet hip music score, featuring flutes, harp, and flugelhorn set to a contemporary pop beat, provided the "love" ambiance which tied the stories together as a multifaceted romantic comedy each week."
	5:12pm redkayak: LAS? OMG!
	5:12pm Gaylord Fields: I think the episode was titled "Love and the Baby Shoes for Sale."
	5:13pm dale: that rascal stuart margolin was one of the players.
	5:14pm glenn: huh. no wonder i thought it sounded like love american style. it is/was.
	5:16pm Gaylord Fields: Greetings also to @nitty gritty Tania @dale @Ken From Hyde park @MrC @redkayak @glenn
	5:17pm P-90: Hi Gaylord. Impossible to understand Bob Crewe's musical evolution without understanding Charles Fox's and how they intersected and synergized.
	5:17pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Stuart "Angel" Margolin also wrote songs for The Parade of "Sunshine Girl" fame. Perhaps I'll play one during this set, inspired by the connection.
	5:19pm Gaylord Fields: @nitty gritty Tania: Remember — 9 and 3, not 10 and 2!
	5:20pm Mark the Sardine: Loving this guitar piece.
	5:22pm redkayak: When I was in grade school LAS was seen as kind of racy. Times have changed, lol...
	5:22pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: I'm a fan of both men, and I'm always happy to champion Charles Fox.
	5:26pm dale: i had to look that up. ashamed to say i never heard of it. that 'sunshine girl'compilation cd sounds interesting.
	5:27pm P-90: LAS was an unusual show for the number of segments that had their own individual scores. Most series at that time relied on a library of cues that would be reedited and reused in many episodes. Fox's constant supply of new scores was a big part of the show's "identity" with audiences. His stuff sounded "hip" (or at least, "contemporary") to the young demographic, but not too "rock" to alienate older potential viewers.
	5:31pm Gaylord Fields: @Mark the Sardine: It was lovely, wasn't it?
	5:32pm P-90: Lindsey always sounds exactly like Lindsey and no one else.
	5:36pm soup and fog: Thanks for your show Gaylord! your music is making me feel better
	5:37pm Gaylord Fields: @soup and fog: I'm happy to know I can help.
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Given the supersaturated ubiquity of the Gee-tar - it's an accomplishment to sound distinctive - & it's a minor miracle our brains not only tolerate more of the thing - but we love it still.
	5:40pm Chris M.: Digging the selections. I can always handle hearing tunes that feature a 12 string Rickenbacker too! Thanks!
	5:42pm Gaylord Fields: @Chris M.: Your enjoyment is my enjoyment.
	5:42pm geezerette: This show is always so fluid and seamless. Gaylord you're a poet.
	5:43pm Gaylord Fields: @geezerette: I'm just a medium conjuring ghosts.
	5:46pm @sugarwolf@: watch out for ectoplasm then
	5:46pm geezerette: It's a lovely seance.
	5:47pm dale: (looking to see if my phone rang)
	5:47pm Gaylord Fields: @geezerette: It's all a humbug, done with mirrors.
	5:58pm dale: will you play the clip of france gall learning from serge what les sucettes really means on live tv?
	6:03pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: FCC says no.
	6:04pm ashley morey: Now this is how a fuzz guitar should sound!
	6:04pm ashley morey: Justin's in heaven over the tones, haha
	6:05pm Real Nitty Gritty Tania: @Ashley Morey: I totally agree
	6:05pm Gaylord Fields: @ashley morey: It's fuzz + scratchy 45 that makes it sound so good.
	6:09pm P-90: "Fire Ball" is a great example of the "Fuzz Face" type of distortion. As opposed to the "Big Muff", "Distortion +", or "Tube Screamer" sounds.
	6:10pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: I like you. You're smart.
	6:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - Fuzz Face is the saucer-shaped one Hendrix liked...
	6:13pm dale: LOVE this diana dors. and i thought she only looked great.
	6:15pm P-90: @RevRab, yes!, early on, then he was a huge Big Muff fan. btw: lots of Fuzz Face on that Diana Dors track too.
	6:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: FF is - fuzzier (GaragePunkier, if you will) - & BigMuff is throatier & increases Gain more (Grunge~Metal) ?
	6:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @GF: That HelenShapiro tune reminds me a touch of Peter Berry and the Shake Set: "In Lonelier Days", which I wouldn't know except for your FakeBeatles blog...
	6:25pm P-90: @RevRab: FF: that mid-sixties "buzzy bee" sound Big Muff: thick but smooth, "violin"-style distortion, like late Hendrix or Clapton's "woman tone". Not "grindy" or "Marshall amp-y", that's the Tube Screamer sound; or "Heavy Metal-y", that's the TS or the ProCo Rat pedal sound. Broadly.
	6:26pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: And I don't need to tell you that the Beatles wrote "Misery" for Helen. But you probably didn't know Helen wrote the song I played herself. She was clearly paying attention on the tour she shared with The Boys.
	6:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I did need you to tell me that! Both youze!
	6:31pm Real Nitty Gritty Tania: I love Helen. "Walking Back to Happiness" is a staple in my to-go 45 box.
	6:33pm JakeGould: What I like about Helen Shapiro is she existed in an era when someone said to themselves, “Self, a new Shapiro record is out!”
	6:34pm Gaylord Fields: @Real Nitty Gritty Tania: I also LOVE that song! Fun fact: "Walking Back to Happiness" was her highest-charting U.S. single, at No. 100 for one week.
	6:37pm Real Nitty Gritty Tania: Pretty good for a council estate lass!
	6:39pm P-90: Ever notice that the middle of the second hour is when Gaylord often modulates into a Brazilian mood? Of course you did!
	6:42pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: I hope you're happy: Now I have to be contrary and stop doing that. (No, not really.)
	6:44pm JakeGould: Contrary Anne?
	6:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Blame it on the Bossa Nova.
	6:45pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Blame it on the Cosa Nostra, and their payola.
	6:46pm dale: is this from robin's reign?
	6:46pm Gaylord Fields: @JakeGould: That would make a great punk name.
	6:47pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Why, yes. Yes, it is.
	6:49pm Hugh: Is this Betty Carter, the jazz singer? Different Betty Carter?
	6:50pm Monica: one of my fave betty tracks! best-dressed show as always!
	6:51pm Gaylord Fields: @Monica: Thanks for dropping by. I thought it felt a little warmer in here ("here" being my heart).
	6:51pm Bronwyn Bishop: Awesome show Gaylord!
	6:51pm Gaylord Fields: @Hugh: One and the same.
	6:52pm Gaylord Fields: @Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks for the compliment, my friend.
	6:54pm Cooh John: Nice show. Eclectic and catchy.
	6:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yay Gene Pitney!
	6:55pm Gaylord Fields: @Cooh John: That's lovely of you to say.
	6:55pm P-90: @Gaylord: Thanks for once again putting the ecto- in the plasm and the smoke & mirrors in the humbug. Sundays require you.
	6:56pm Gaylord Fields: @Bronwyn Bishop: He's one of my top male vocalists of all time.
	6:56pm dale: PITNEY - i lurv him. have him singing his hits in italian as well.
	6:57pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: Thanks. Sincerely. @dale: I have a Spanish LP as well.
	6:58pm dale: i even have his records with george jones and melba montgomery. the folks at musicor messed that one up.
	6:58pm @sugarwolf@: lovely show as usual, Gaylord!!
	6:58pm JakeGould: “Contrary Anne”… Opening for “Lisa Prank.”
	6:58pm Monica: end big or go home!
	6:59pm P-90: "Donna Reed Show" marathon on Decades!

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