WFMU: Gaylord Fields: Playlist from March 20, 2016

Listener comments!
	5:04pm geezerette: It's Gaylord! Sonic Architect Extraordinaire!!!
	5:04pm P-90: Funk yeah! First down and 9% to go! Greetings Gaylord Sensei!
	5:04pm cory: damn, i just funked my pants
	5:07pm JakeGould: 9% to go? Please pledge to Gaylord and WFMU! 800-989-9368 • 800-989-9368 • 800-989-9368
	5:08pm patrick321: Damn seven minutes in and it's already great.
	5:08pm Gaylord Fields: Pledge now! Click that banner, or call 800-989-9368!
	5:08pm Rhody Chris: Dammit, do we not get to see the caveman turn into a DJ?
	5:09pm foofs: Did JB make any good records beyond the three or four tunes that we're ever allowed to hear? Genuinely curious to know.
	5:09pm Floyd: Oooooh! Scary, kids. Very spooky. Sounds like Kount Funkula is kreeping up on us or something. I'm shivering. Scary!
	5:10pm Gaylord Fields: @foofs: He made literally dozens of the best songs ever recorded, starting in the mid-fifties throughout the seventies!
	5:12pm cory: not to mention the live shows where he really shined (shone?)
	5:12pm fleep: Wow, just four Capybara Of Today pledges away from goal!
	5:13pm cory: oh wow!! hiya fleep!
	5:14pm Gaylord Fields: @foofs: @cory is right! Listen to either of the Live at the Apollo albums, and be astounded!
	5:14pm Rhody Chris: JB had a ton of great records. Listen to one of the anthology collections and it's like getting punched in the face by funk every step of the way. He also had some more bluesy tracks earlier on that were pretty great. I have a 45 of him doing a solid version of Kansas City. Plus his live records are amazing. So much energy.
	5:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @RhodyC: There are arrows around the video & you can get to the Caveman graphic that way. ...'She'll find her head to pound on'...
	5:16pm JimB: Gaylord, might I add best songs AND best grooves ever recorded?
	5:16pm Gaylord Fields: @JimB: You may, and you must.
	5:16pm Rhody Chris: AHA! Thanks RR.
	5:16pm P-90: [high-pitched cetacean greeting]! Hey fleep! How's it going on the Left Coast?
	5:17pm sugarwolf: Hiiiiiiiii
	5:19pm P-90: Woo-hoo! all this and Therese too!
	5:20pm steve: alright, just gave my 10%.
	5:20pm steve: Gaylord's premium this year is a must have!
	5:21pm @sugarwolf@: oooo fake songs!!!
	5:21pm @sugarwolf@: do you have any fake Charo :):)
	5:22pm P-90: Because what's better than fake?
	5:22pm steve: someone put a Charo related comment in their pledge!
	5:22pm geezerette: James Brown's album,"Hell" from 1974 is unbelievable! Can't think of anything by him not worth listening to.
	5:23pm @sugarwolf@: @steve: well, Charo is the best!!
	5:24pm Caryn: Another DJ this week played a long ad for a "beautiful music" channel, talking about how their music programming was carefully planned according to time of day etc. I'm kinda hoping Gaylord has that same ad on his premium.
	5:25pm fleep: @P-90 Very equinox-y. White roses starting to bloom, scent of honeysuckle and orange blossoms.
	5:26pm Listener Robert: I'm going to remember that one, Venal Equinox.
	5:27pm foofs: Gaylord, Chris: in the UK here. On one hand, we're told JB is the first and last word, and on the other hand, we only hear these same half-dozen tracks. Which are now so advertising-imbued, they feel more like part of the problem. Live at the Apollo? Got it out the library once. One of the great holy texts, right? Hmph. I reckon his confected symbolic value greatly outweighs his music. A bandleader with good taste. Please, someone prove me wrong about all this.
	5:29pm Gaylord Fields: @@sugarwolf@: Charo is too real to imitate!
	5:29pm P-90: Not to be confused with Veal Equinox, one of my favorite non-Vegan recipes
	5:29pm cosmic matrix: french pygmies?
	5:29pm Gaylord Fields: @foofs: I disagree strenuously. He is essential listening.
	5:29pm geezerette: @ foofs: Listen to JB's album,"Hell",from 1974.
	5:31pm geezerette: ...didn't mean to post twice...(blush)
	5:32pm Gaylord Fields: @foofs: I can convince you of nothing. This is the 21st century, and you can do ample research on the subject on your own, which is all I choose to encourage you to do.
	5:34pm Caryn: I can't remember who it was that said that JB's band sound was designed so that every instrument was played as if it was percussion. Made me relisten to a lot of his stuff in a different way.
	5:37pm patrick321: @foofs "Star Time" 4-CD set, late 1950s thru 1970s, may be the greatest bargain in musical history. I'm sure it's available in UK at a similar price: www.amazon.com...
	5:37pm Rhody Chris: I could see (hear?) that argument. The horns and strings are usually very punchy like percussion.
	5:37pm cory: black dynamite is so good
	5:38pm P-90: @Caryn: yes, JB's band(s) are famous for their unique, distinctive style. Part of that sound was a very staccato, percussive way of playing almost everything. Every note was played right at the front of the beat.
	5:39pm Rhody Chris: Patrick - that set was my intro to JB. When I was a kid my dad played that thing on repeat it seemed. We listened to records and CDs all day every weekend and I remember hearing that more than anything besides maybe the Good Morning Vietnam soundtrack.
	5:39pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	5:40pm foofs: @geezerette I'll do that. @Gaylord We're only ever given a bar of 'I Feel Good' as part of an advert. But as you've reminded me, it's worth making an active effort. @all: THANK YOU! Finally I can find out why JB isn't the world's most glaring case of Emperor's New Clothes.
	5:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...HolyCrow! Finale countdown!...
	5:43pm foofs: @geezerette: 'Hell' was only £2.40+£1.26p&p, so I just bought it.
	5:43pm BadGuyZero: I second the recommendation of James Brown's "Star Time" box set. Great tunes and a crash-course in JB's music. There are a few live tracks from an unreleased 1971 show in Paris. Demand for the full concert was so huge that Polydor released it a few months later ["Love Power Peace: Live at the Olympia, Paris 1971"].
	5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Probably no one can be said to have ever created a whole kind of Music all by themselves - but James Brown I think comes closer than anyone.
	5:45pm P-90: JB would talk about playing "on the one", meaning he expected his band to emphasize the first beat in each measure.
	5:46pm geezerette: @foofs:That's great! (:c)
	5:47pm JakeGould: @foofs: Score a copy of "Star Time." If your mind is blown by pretty much all of it sit down and realize this: There's still tons more.
	5:48pm geezerette: @RevRab: Agree!
	5:52pm Rhody Chris: Just looked on Amazon and Star Time on CD is actually cheaper than MP3 format. It's £28 on UK Amazon.
	5:53pm Caryn: I'm gonna briefly steer the conversation away from JB or the Marathon to wonder how I never knew about this story, and to state that methinks he doth protest too much: www.stereogum.com...
	5:54pm Sem Chumbo: Falsetto becomes Slim, doncha think?
	5:56pm Rhody Chris: Nah, Ted Cruz's face is way more punchable. And as someone who lives in Texas I feel the need to apologize for his existence on the national stage.
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Caryn: ...I think we have an Undead Shapeshifter on our hands...the truth is out there (& if Caryn doesn't already know it - what chance do we mortal minds have?)... @Sem: Yeah - a real Yma Sumac...
	5:56pm foofs: It's good to hear all this about JB, cos I've been looking for an 'in' on him for decades - there's got to be something there!
	5:56pm geezerette: Yip Roc!
	5:56pm cory: i laughed my ass off at that story. way better than zodiac
	5:56pm JimB: Foofs, if you decide that you do like JB after all, you must check out Fela Kuti's music for some amazing transatlantic cross-pollination.
	5:58pm cory: gaylord, that was more than a little weird. i feel a bit creeped out now
	5:59pm cory: thanks?
	5:59pm geezerette: @Caryn: Hilarious! Secret life?
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fela! JB's influence so vast - like the Warhol of Music...all the Total Energy Rawkers - like TheWh♂ & MC5 - DanceMusic, HipHop...
	6:02pm cory: hah, i've got a fake beatles album! not too shabby really
	6:02pm steve: Has anyone else developed a Pavlovian response to phones ringing? My endorphins go through the roof every time now.
	6:02pm IFisher: JB influence in post-punk too, Talking Heads etc etc
	6:04pm P-90: JB influence in a WHOLE LOT of music that's come since
	6:05pm foofs: Jim, that's a good call. Love much of the African stuff I hear.
	6:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PunkFunk - all the Motorik stuff... @steve: I have PTSD about knocks on the door... Gaylord's Fake Beatles blog: blog.wfmu.org... - this stuff has become essential to me!...
	6:08pm Caryn: Well, that's it. Last pledge of the Marathon has been sent.
	6:08pm P-90: I can almost hear them holding their noses in the studio to help get that adenoidal Liverpudlian sound in in those Lennon/McCartney-style harmonies
	6:11pm cory: found mine. The Beetle Beat Featuring I Want to Hold Your Hand by The Buggs. (CX-212)
	6:13pm P-90: @cory: I believe Gaylord showed a slide of that LP's cover the last time I saw him give his talk on Fake Beatles
	6:14pm steve: these fakes are gold!
	6:14pm dale: i still haven't ascribed five dollars of my mouse pledge to anyone. what to do?
	6:15pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Pledge for Fake Smiths! They're worth a five spot.
	6:16pm P-90: So ascribe it now, problem solved
	6:16pm cory: @p-90: i guess my dad bought it shortly after he married my mom. money is tight, etc. he splurges and buys a beatles album. now i have some tastey mid 60s garage rock
	6:18pm MONEYBAG$: pledge for no fake Pearl Jam
	6:19pm P-90: The GREAT Ted Cassidy, he left us way too soon
	6:19pm dale: i tried gaylord - won't take less than 10! i didn't plan very well.
	6:19pm foofs: Gene's single 'For the Dead' is a super-duper fake Smiths record.
	6:20pm Caryn: @dale: e-mail Joe McG and ask him to credit Gaylord the final 5 bucks
	6:20pm dale: that music reminds me of those albums you bought as a kid and realize when you put them on at home that they are sung 'in the style of the original artists'
	6:22pm Rhody Chris: Or when you buy an album on itunes only to find it's the "karaoke version" done by some shitty cover band.
	6:25pm P-90: There are also sound-alikes that aren't really "fake", Robin Hitchcock often sounds like a dead-on Lennon impersonator for instance, but that's just him.
	6:26pm Walt: In the annals of fake bands, the existence of this fake take on a sort-of fake band reaches some kind of meta-apex: isthmus.com... I have this album, it doesn't have the redeeming feature of being kind of fun - it's terrible.
	6:26pm cory: damn, i need to own this
	6:27pm P-90: OMG, it's Fake Lani Hall
	6:29pm dale: walt - that album is GOLD! or fool's gold.
	6:29pm Rhody Chris: There is a meetup.com group for Brazilians here in Dallas. But yeah, I don't think it existed in the 60s.
	6:29pm cory: dafuq? fake herman's hermits?
	6:30pm dale: you gotta admit, this fake herman's hermits is actually a good song
	6:30pm Adrian in London: Pfff, aren't the bloody Stone Roses the fake Herman's Hermits? ;-)
	6:31pm Caryn: Walt, that's a perfect example of an album where the cover art is the only thing it has going for it.
	6:31pm dale: fake gary lewis and the playboys would be scraping the barrel. but i'll bet gaylord knows some.
	6:31pm P-90: If THESE guys were from Dallas, I'll faint
	6:31pm cory: this song has adhd
	6:31pm @sugarwolf@: You're a Dum Dum if you don't pledge!!!
	6:32pm Caryn: I wonder if the fake Peter Noone is as annoying as the real one?
	6:33pm cory: that reminds me. how did no one get bill zeebub reading the phone #?
	6:33pm fleep: Plus fake Bachrach, double points.
	6:34pm cory: oneeighthundred NINEeightNINE NINEthreesixeight
	6:35pm P-90: Complete with fake Bacharach arrangement and all the trimmings
	6:35pm steve: i can't even
	6:36pm Joshua K: Is there a grand prize or anything? I haven't used any of my swag for life dollars this year
	6:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All these Fakes are wonderful. #2 tries harder...That Diana Ruse was amazing - & points for calling it 'under the influence'...
	6:37pm Caryn: @Joshua K: sometimes there are great grand prizes during the H&M, so you might wanna hang on for half and hour.
	6:41pm Caryn: Ooh, if only I had pledge money left! I've been trying for that Chicas all Marathon long!
	6:44pm @sugarwolf@: Chicas!!!!
	6:45pm P-90: Fake Benitez, very studious
	6:45pm dale: working the jellybean production. but i HAVE heard this song before - maybe on wplj back in the 80s
	6:46pm dale: gonna check out and listen to some stacey q now.
	6:46pm @sugarwolf@: ooo fake Madonna....
	6:48pm JakeGould: Folks, in 15 minutes you could be the hero or the goat of the 2016 marathon. In all honest goat is delicious, but WFMU needs heroes like you to pledge: 800-989-9368
	6:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: My favorite artist in this genre is Fakey McFakerson.
	6:49pm Rhody Chris: Oh my goodness.
	6:49pm dale: johnny C. he plays the brooklyn flat top box
	6:49pm Rhody Chris: Even stole the Johnny part.
	6:50pm melinda: This fake Johnny Cash is very convincing.
	6:50pm BadGuyZero: My introduction to Johnny Cash and Marty Robbins was via a record my grandparents had that featured JC and MR sound-alikes singing their hits.
	6:51pm P-90: This goes beyond fake. More like an impersonation or a parody. A very respectful parody.
	6:51pm melinda: Far out!
	6:51pm Caryn: There was a Johnny Cash soundalikes collection as a prize on one of the Ichiban shows during the Marathon. They played 2-3 soundalikes.
	6:52pm JakeGould: I was introduced to Johnny Cash and Marty Robbins through the tons of record collection ads on the TV back in the day. Order now! LP, Cassette or 8-track: 800-989-9368
	6:53pm dale: this sounds like wayne newton getting his growl on
	6:54pm JakeGould: Is Wayne Newton still alive?
	6:54pm foofs: Sam Cooke was my absolute favourite when I was little.
	6:55pm dale: gaylord - how about some times that the sound alike became more popular than who he/she was imitating? (that's all of blues based rock and roll actually)
	6:55pm BadGuyZero: I looked on Discogs and found the fake Johnny Cash/Marty Robbins record I listened to when I was four-/five-years old. www.discogs.com...
	6:55pm Listener Robert: I have a friend (Dave Mandl knows him too) named John Pachak who used to pronounce it similarly to Johnny Paycheck.
	6:55pm JakeGould: @BGZ: That is awesome!
	6:55pm Caryn: Johnny Cash was a killer on "Columbo", Wayne Newton was a baddie in a Bond film... Sp both did well in that regard.
	6:55pm steve: Wow
	6:58pm BadGuyZero: Go Sugarwolf!
	6:58pm Listener Robert: It always makes me nervous that the pledgers have such a sense of drama & leave off until the final hours of the Marathon. It becomes a nail biter.
	6:59pm Rhody Chris: There must be dozens of WFMU people here in Dallas!
	6:59pm @sugarwolf@: @BGZ: And go you!!
	7:01pm cory: indiana has at least six by my count
	7:01pm Rhody Chris: @Robert I always renew my mouse pledge at the beginning of the marathon but I usually end up dropping another few bucks during the H&M show to feel like I'm helping to meet the goal right at the finish line.
	7:01pm BadGuyZero: @Rhody Chris: I've been surprised by the number of pledges from Dallas this marathon. I don't know if there's always been that many Dallas-based listeners or if WFMU listeners have started moving here over the past year.
	7:01pm JakeGould: In Russia, go you go too!
	7:02pm Pinky Joes: I got to pull the old Ric 12 out after this
	7:02pm patrick321: Fake Byrds is amazing.
	7:02pm @sugarwolf@: whoa......
	7:03pm Juke Joint Jonny: Re: not the Byrds, yeah, just wow!
	7:03pm @sugarwolf@: thank YOU for being a friend, Gaylord & Therese!!
	7:03pm BadGuyZero: What the whuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut?!?!?
	7:03pm dale: thank you for being a friend sucked. thank god he did something decent.
	7:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...nice of them to pledge so many dallas this close to time to pay yer texas in April...
	7:03pm foofs: traveled down this road and back again....
	7:04pm Rhody Chris: @ BGZ Well truth be told I did just move here from Waco in December. I was definitely the only person on the pledge map from Waco. But I'm always on the lookout for WFMU stickers or t-shirts when I go to shows now and haven't seen any.
	7:04pm P-90: Brilliant! Thanks Therese and Gaylord!
	7:04pm cory: thanks for everything gaylord and therese
	7:04pm geezerette: Andrew Gold did best Beatles covers ever. Deserved his last name.
	7:05pm dale: gold did that album in 1997!!
	7:08pm dale: or it as done in 68 and not released for 30 years - i get confused.

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from March 20, 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.

March 20, 2016: Fundraising Marathon Week Three with Therese (and the Top 10 Shameless Soundalike Song Countdown)

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Artist	Track	Comments
Double Dee & Steinski	Lesson 2 (James Brown Mix)
David Axelrod	A Divine Image "A Divine Image" by "David Axelrod"
R.D. Burman	Ye Ladka Haaye Allah "Ye Ladka Haaye Allah" by "R.D. Burman"
Timon	The Bitter Thoughts of Little Jane

Areski et Brigitte Fontaine	Dis-moi
Lijadu Sisters	Life's Gone Down Low

Adrian Younge/Venice Dawn	Ready to Love
The Lettermen	Oh My Love "Oh My Love" by "The Lettermen"
Robert Drasnin	Luz de la Luna "Luz de la Luna" by "Robert Drasnin"
Slim Gaillard and His Peruvians	Soony Roony (Song of Yxabat)

Clarence Paul	Baby Don't You Leave Poor Me
Apostrophe	Three Arms to Hold You	No. 10 in our countdown is a Fake Beatles song.
Felice Taylor	Under the Influence of Love	No. 9 is a Fake Supremes song.
Northern Portrait	Crazy "Crazy" by "Northern Portrait"	No. 8 is a Fake Smiths song.

Able Tasmans	What Was That Thing "What Was That Thing" by "Able Tasmans"
Triste Janero	Rene de Marie "Rene de Marie" by "Triste Janero"	No. 7 is Fake Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66.
The Red Coats	The Dum Dum Song "The Dum Dum Song" by "The Red Coats"	No. 6 is a Fake Herman's Hermans ditty.
Pickettywitch	Days I Remember "Days I Remember" by "Pickettywitch"	No. 5 is Fake Dionne Warwick.

La Nueva Generación	Más me enamoro de ti
Regina	Baby Love "Baby Love" by "Regina"	No. 4 is Fake Madonna.
Johnny Sea	My Baby Walks All Over Me	No. 3 is Fake Johnny Cash.
The Ovations	It's Wonderful to Be in Love	No. 2 is a Fake Sam Cooke tune.

Fraternal Order of the All	Space and Time	The No. 1 song on our countdown is a fake Byrds track created by Andrew "Thank You for Being a Friend" Gold and released under an alias.

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Listener comments!
	5:04pm geezerette: It's Gaylord! Sonic Architect Extraordinaire!!!
	5:04pm P-90: Funk yeah! First down and 9% to go! Greetings Gaylord Sensei!
	5:04pm cory: damn, i just funked my pants
	5:07pm JakeGould: 9% to go? Please pledge to Gaylord and WFMU! 800-989-9368 • 800-989-9368 • 800-989-9368
	5:08pm patrick321: Damn seven minutes in and it's already great.
	5:08pm Gaylord Fields: Pledge now! Click that banner, or call 800-989-9368!
	5:08pm Rhody Chris: Dammit, do we not get to see the caveman turn into a DJ?
	5:09pm foofs: Did JB make any good records beyond the three or four tunes that we're ever allowed to hear? Genuinely curious to know.
	5:09pm Floyd: Oooooh! Scary, kids. Very spooky. Sounds like Kount Funkula is kreeping up on us or something. I'm shivering. Scary!
	5:10pm Gaylord Fields: @foofs: He made literally dozens of the best songs ever recorded, starting in the mid-fifties throughout the seventies!
	5:12pm cory: not to mention the live shows where he really shined (shone?)
	5:12pm fleep: Wow, just four Capybara Of Today pledges away from goal!
	5:13pm cory: oh wow!! hiya fleep!
	5:14pm Gaylord Fields: @foofs: @cory is right! Listen to either of the Live at the Apollo albums, and be astounded!
	5:14pm Rhody Chris: JB had a ton of great records. Listen to one of the anthology collections and it's like getting punched in the face by funk every step of the way. He also had some more bluesy tracks earlier on that were pretty great. I have a 45 of him doing a solid version of Kansas City. Plus his live records are amazing. So much energy.
	5:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @RhodyC: There are arrows around the video & you can get to the Caveman graphic that way. ...'She'll find her head to pound on'...
	5:16pm JimB: Gaylord, might I add best songs AND best grooves ever recorded?
	5:16pm Gaylord Fields: @JimB: You may, and you must.
	5:16pm Rhody Chris: AHA! Thanks RR.
	5:16pm P-90: [high-pitched cetacean greeting]! Hey fleep! How's it going on the Left Coast?
	5:17pm sugarwolf: Hiiiiiiiii
	5:19pm P-90: Woo-hoo! all this and Therese too!
	5:20pm steve: alright, just gave my 10%.
	5:20pm steve: Gaylord's premium this year is a must have!
	5:21pm @sugarwolf@: oooo fake songs!!!
	5:21pm @sugarwolf@: do you have any fake Charo :):)
	5:22pm P-90: Because what's better than fake?
	5:22pm steve: someone put a Charo related comment in their pledge!
	5:22pm geezerette: James Brown's album,"Hell" from 1974 is unbelievable! Can't think of anything by him not worth listening to.
	5:23pm @sugarwolf@: @steve: well, Charo is the best!!
	5:24pm Caryn: Another DJ this week played a long ad for a "beautiful music" channel, talking about how their music programming was carefully planned according to time of day etc. I'm kinda hoping Gaylord has that same ad on his premium.
	5:25pm fleep: @P-90 Very equinox-y. White roses starting to bloom, scent of honeysuckle and orange blossoms.
	5:26pm Listener Robert: I'm going to remember that one, Venal Equinox.
	5:27pm foofs: Gaylord, Chris: in the UK here. On one hand, we're told JB is the first and last word, and on the other hand, we only hear these same half-dozen tracks. Which are now so advertising-imbued, they feel more like part of the problem. Live at the Apollo? Got it out the library once. One of the great holy texts, right? Hmph. I reckon his confected symbolic value greatly outweighs his music. A bandleader with good taste. Please, someone prove me wrong about all this.
	5:29pm Gaylord Fields: @@sugarwolf@: Charo is too real to imitate!
	5:29pm P-90: Not to be confused with Veal Equinox, one of my favorite non-Vegan recipes
	5:29pm cosmic matrix: french pygmies?
	5:29pm Gaylord Fields: @foofs: I disagree strenuously. He is essential listening.
	5:29pm geezerette: @ foofs: Listen to JB's album,"Hell",from 1974.
	5:31pm geezerette: ...didn't mean to post twice...(blush)
	5:32pm Gaylord Fields: @foofs: I can convince you of nothing. This is the 21st century, and you can do ample research on the subject on your own, which is all I choose to encourage you to do.
	5:34pm Caryn: I can't remember who it was that said that JB's band sound was designed so that every instrument was played as if it was percussion. Made me relisten to a lot of his stuff in a different way.
	5:37pm patrick321: @foofs "Star Time" 4-CD set, late 1950s thru 1970s, may be the greatest bargain in musical history. I'm sure it's available in UK at a similar price: www.amazon.com...
	5:37pm Rhody Chris: I could see (hear?) that argument. The horns and strings are usually very punchy like percussion.
	5:37pm cory: black dynamite is so good
	5:38pm P-90: @Caryn: yes, JB's band(s) are famous for their unique, distinctive style. Part of that sound was a very staccato, percussive way of playing almost everything. Every note was played right at the front of the beat.
	5:39pm Rhody Chris: Patrick - that set was my intro to JB. When I was a kid my dad played that thing on repeat it seemed. We listened to records and CDs all day every weekend and I remember hearing that more than anything besides maybe the Good Morning Vietnam soundtrack.
	5:39pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	5:40pm foofs: @geezerette I'll do that. @Gaylord We're only ever given a bar of 'I Feel Good' as part of an advert. But as you've reminded me, it's worth making an active effort. @all: THANK YOU! Finally I can find out why JB isn't the world's most glaring case of Emperor's New Clothes.
	5:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...HolyCrow! Finale countdown!...
	5:43pm foofs: @geezerette: 'Hell' was only £2.40+£1.26p&p, so I just bought it.
	5:43pm BadGuyZero: I second the recommendation of James Brown's "Star Time" box set. Great tunes and a crash-course in JB's music. There are a few live tracks from an unreleased 1971 show in Paris. Demand for the full concert was so huge that Polydor released it a few months later ["Love Power Peace: Live at the Olympia, Paris 1971"].
	5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Probably no one can be said to have ever created a whole kind of Music all by themselves - but James Brown I think comes closer than anyone.
	5:45pm P-90: JB would talk about playing "on the one", meaning he expected his band to emphasize the first beat in each measure.
	5:46pm geezerette: @foofs:That's great! (:c)
	5:47pm JakeGould: @foofs: Score a copy of "Star Time." If your mind is blown by pretty much all of it sit down and realize this: There's still tons more.
	5:48pm geezerette: @RevRab: Agree!
	5:52pm Rhody Chris: Just looked on Amazon and Star Time on CD is actually cheaper than MP3 format. It's £28 on UK Amazon.
	5:53pm Caryn: I'm gonna briefly steer the conversation away from JB or the Marathon to wonder how I never knew about this story, and to state that methinks he doth protest too much: www.stereogum.com...
	5:54pm Sem Chumbo: Falsetto becomes Slim, doncha think?
	5:56pm Rhody Chris: Nah, Ted Cruz's face is way more punchable. And as someone who lives in Texas I feel the need to apologize for his existence on the national stage.
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Caryn: ...I think we have an Undead Shapeshifter on our hands...the truth is out there (& if Caryn doesn't already know it - what chance do we mortal minds have?)... @Sem: Yeah - a real Yma Sumac...
	5:56pm foofs: It's good to hear all this about JB, cos I've been looking for an 'in' on him for decades - there's got to be something there!
	5:56pm geezerette: Yip Roc!
	5:56pm cory: i laughed my ass off at that story. way better than zodiac
	5:56pm JimB: Foofs, if you decide that you do like JB after all, you must check out Fela Kuti's music for some amazing transatlantic cross-pollination.
	5:58pm cory: gaylord, that was more than a little weird. i feel a bit creeped out now
	5:59pm cory: thanks?
	5:59pm geezerette: @Caryn: Hilarious! Secret life?
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fela! JB's influence so vast - like the Warhol of Music...all the Total Energy Rawkers - like TheWh♂ & MC5 - DanceMusic, HipHop...
	6:02pm cory: hah, i've got a fake beatles album! not too shabby really
	6:02pm steve: Has anyone else developed a Pavlovian response to phones ringing? My endorphins go through the roof every time now.
	6:02pm IFisher: JB influence in post-punk too, Talking Heads etc etc
	6:04pm P-90: JB influence in a WHOLE LOT of music that's come since
	6:05pm foofs: Jim, that's a good call. Love much of the African stuff I hear.
	6:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PunkFunk - all the Motorik stuff... @steve: I have PTSD about knocks on the door... Gaylord's Fake Beatles blog: blog.wfmu.org... - this stuff has become essential to me!...
	6:08pm Caryn: Well, that's it. Last pledge of the Marathon has been sent.
	6:08pm P-90: I can almost hear them holding their noses in the studio to help get that adenoidal Liverpudlian sound in in those Lennon/McCartney-style harmonies
	6:11pm cory: found mine. The Beetle Beat Featuring I Want to Hold Your Hand by The Buggs. (CX-212)
	6:13pm P-90: @cory: I believe Gaylord showed a slide of that LP's cover the last time I saw him give his talk on Fake Beatles
	6:14pm steve: these fakes are gold!
	6:14pm dale: i still haven't ascribed five dollars of my mouse pledge to anyone. what to do?
	6:15pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: Pledge for Fake Smiths! They're worth a five spot.
	6:16pm P-90: So ascribe it now, problem solved
	6:16pm cory: @p-90: i guess my dad bought it shortly after he married my mom. money is tight, etc. he splurges and buys a beatles album. now i have some tastey mid 60s garage rock
	6:18pm MONEYBAG$: pledge for no fake Pearl Jam
	6:19pm P-90: The GREAT Ted Cassidy, he left us way too soon
	6:19pm dale: i tried gaylord - won't take less than 10! i didn't plan very well.
	6:19pm foofs: Gene's single 'For the Dead' is a super-duper fake Smiths record.
	6:20pm Caryn: @dale: e-mail Joe McG and ask him to credit Gaylord the final 5 bucks
	6:20pm dale: that music reminds me of those albums you bought as a kid and realize when you put them on at home that they are sung 'in the style of the original artists'
	6:22pm Rhody Chris: Or when you buy an album on itunes only to find it's the "karaoke version" done by some shitty cover band.
	6:25pm P-90: There are also sound-alikes that aren't really "fake", Robin Hitchcock often sounds like a dead-on Lennon impersonator for instance, but that's just him.
	6:26pm Walt: In the annals of fake bands, the existence of this fake take on a sort-of fake band reaches some kind of meta-apex: isthmus.com... I have this album, it doesn't have the redeeming feature of being kind of fun - it's terrible.
	6:26pm cory: damn, i need to own this
	6:27pm P-90: OMG, it's Fake Lani Hall
	6:29pm dale: walt - that album is GOLD! or fool's gold.
	6:29pm Rhody Chris: There is a meetup.com group for Brazilians here in Dallas. But yeah, I don't think it existed in the 60s.
	6:29pm cory: dafuq? fake herman's hermits?
	6:30pm dale: you gotta admit, this fake herman's hermits is actually a good song
	6:30pm Adrian in London: Pfff, aren't the bloody Stone Roses the fake Herman's Hermits? ;-)
	6:31pm Caryn: Walt, that's a perfect example of an album where the cover art is the only thing it has going for it.
	6:31pm dale: fake gary lewis and the playboys would be scraping the barrel. but i'll bet gaylord knows some.
	6:31pm P-90: If THESE guys were from Dallas, I'll faint
	6:31pm cory: this song has adhd
	6:31pm @sugarwolf@: You're a Dum Dum if you don't pledge!!!
	6:32pm Caryn: I wonder if the fake Peter Noone is as annoying as the real one?
	6:33pm cory: that reminds me. how did no one get bill zeebub reading the phone #?
	6:33pm fleep: Plus fake Bachrach, double points.
	6:34pm cory: oneeighthundred NINEeightNINE NINEthreesixeight
	6:35pm P-90: Complete with fake Bacharach arrangement and all the trimmings
	6:35pm steve: i can't even
	6:36pm Joshua K: Is there a grand prize or anything? I haven't used any of my swag for life dollars this year
	6:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All these Fakes are wonderful. #2 tries harder...That Diana Ruse was amazing - & points for calling it 'under the influence'...
	6:37pm Caryn: @Joshua K: sometimes there are great grand prizes during the H&M, so you might wanna hang on for half and hour.
	6:41pm Caryn: Ooh, if only I had pledge money left! I've been trying for that Chicas all Marathon long!
	6:44pm @sugarwolf@: Chicas!!!!
	6:45pm P-90: Fake Benitez, very studious
	6:45pm dale: working the jellybean production. but i HAVE heard this song before - maybe on wplj back in the 80s
	6:46pm dale: gonna check out and listen to some stacey q now.
	6:46pm @sugarwolf@: ooo fake Madonna....
	6:48pm JakeGould: Folks, in 15 minutes you could be the hero or the goat of the 2016 marathon. In all honest goat is delicious, but WFMU needs heroes like you to pledge: 800-989-9368
	6:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: My favorite artist in this genre is Fakey McFakerson.
	6:49pm Rhody Chris: Oh my goodness.
	6:49pm dale: johnny C. he plays the brooklyn flat top box
	6:49pm Rhody Chris: Even stole the Johnny part.
	6:50pm melinda: This fake Johnny Cash is very convincing.
	6:50pm BadGuyZero: My introduction to Johnny Cash and Marty Robbins was via a record my grandparents had that featured JC and MR sound-alikes singing their hits.
	6:51pm P-90: This goes beyond fake. More like an impersonation or a parody. A very respectful parody.
	6:51pm melinda: Far out!
	6:51pm Caryn: There was a Johnny Cash soundalikes collection as a prize on one of the Ichiban shows during the Marathon. They played 2-3 soundalikes.
	6:52pm JakeGould: I was introduced to Johnny Cash and Marty Robbins through the tons of record collection ads on the TV back in the day. Order now! LP, Cassette or 8-track: 800-989-9368
	6:53pm dale: this sounds like wayne newton getting his growl on
	6:54pm JakeGould: Is Wayne Newton still alive?
	6:54pm foofs: Sam Cooke was my absolute favourite when I was little.
	6:55pm dale: gaylord - how about some times that the sound alike became more popular than who he/she was imitating? (that's all of blues based rock and roll actually)
	6:55pm BadGuyZero: I looked on Discogs and found the fake Johnny Cash/Marty Robbins record I listened to when I was four-/five-years old. www.discogs.com...
	6:55pm Listener Robert: I have a friend (Dave Mandl knows him too) named John Pachak who used to pronounce it similarly to Johnny Paycheck.
	6:55pm JakeGould: @BGZ: That is awesome!
	6:55pm Caryn: Johnny Cash was a killer on "Columbo", Wayne Newton was a baddie in a Bond film... Sp both did well in that regard.
	6:55pm steve: Wow
	6:58pm BadGuyZero: Go Sugarwolf!
	6:58pm Listener Robert: It always makes me nervous that the pledgers have such a sense of drama & leave off until the final hours of the Marathon. It becomes a nail biter.
	6:59pm Rhody Chris: There must be dozens of WFMU people here in Dallas!
	6:59pm @sugarwolf@: @BGZ: And go you!!
	7:01pm cory: indiana has at least six by my count
	7:01pm Rhody Chris: @Robert I always renew my mouse pledge at the beginning of the marathon but I usually end up dropping another few bucks during the H&M show to feel like I'm helping to meet the goal right at the finish line.
	7:01pm BadGuyZero: @Rhody Chris: I've been surprised by the number of pledges from Dallas this marathon. I don't know if there's always been that many Dallas-based listeners or if WFMU listeners have started moving here over the past year.
	7:01pm JakeGould: In Russia, go you go too!
	7:02pm Pinky Joes: I got to pull the old Ric 12 out after this
	7:02pm patrick321: Fake Byrds is amazing.
	7:02pm @sugarwolf@: whoa......
	7:03pm Juke Joint Jonny: Re: not the Byrds, yeah, just wow!
	7:03pm @sugarwolf@: thank YOU for being a friend, Gaylord & Therese!!
	7:03pm BadGuyZero: What the whuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut?!?!?
	7:03pm dale: thank you for being a friend sucked. thank god he did something decent.
	7:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...nice of them to pledge so many dallas this close to time to pay yer texas in April...
	7:03pm foofs: traveled down this road and back again....
	7:04pm Rhody Chris: @ BGZ Well truth be told I did just move here from Waco in December. I was definitely the only person on the pledge map from Waco. But I'm always on the lookout for WFMU stickers or t-shirts when I go to shows now and haven't seen any.
	7:04pm P-90: Brilliant! Thanks Therese and Gaylord!
	7:04pm cory: thanks for everything gaylord and therese
	7:04pm geezerette: Andrew Gold did best Beatles covers ever. Deserved his last name.
	7:05pm dale: gold did that album in 1997!!
	7:08pm dale: or it as done in 68 and not released for 30 years - i get confused.

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from March 20, 2016

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