WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from June 24, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:02pm βrian: My favorite intro theme ever. What gravitas!
	3:03pm JakeGould: OFMG! The theme is back! And now Nellie McKay? Nice start!
	3:03pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Hey Sheila, how ya doin'? My flight's this Wednesday!
	3:03pm P-90: Nice opening. Hi Sheila B!
	3:03pm Adrian in London: Ah, and as the theme tune plays I start to relaaaxxxxxxxx for the first time today.
	3:03pm βrian: Just saw Nellie last year. What a hoot!
	3:03pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila and everyone. Drowning our sorrows here in the ghetto of London
	3:03pm Evan From Seattle: Hello Sheila, boom boomers and sophisticates
	3:03pm JtotheK: hi sheilaB, hi boom boomers.
	3:04pm modchick: At this rate, "Smile" is going to have to become the new theme. My god.
	3:04pm Michael 98145: うれしい happy time
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Sheila and all!!
	3:04pm Rob Kopp: @Adrian: Remain with Sheila
	3:05pm Evan From Seattle: Hi Contessa and Adrian. I very nearly stayed up all night watching the news. I couldn't believe it. I'm still in shock. My friends over there seem to be going between confused as to how it could have happened and angry that it did.
	3:05pm βrian: Cliff, have you given much thought to how you're going to explain to future students how to use the hyphenated "ass" modifier?
	3:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeeeeaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh---Boom!
	3:06pm djsheilab: Hello all of you lovely people. Thank you for being here. I am in a bad way today. All this terrible news. I don't think I've been this shaken up in ages. And I send my love to everyone in Europe + beyond.
	3:07pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): βrian I have a degree in linguistics, so I'll just look up the relevant research in the journals, haha Sheila so sorry to hear that! hugs
	3:07pm Michael 98145: we have no monopoly on confusion - www.washingtonpost.com...
	3:08pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Michael 98145 - dumbasses.
	3:08pm βrian: If there are any leftover gift croissants, by the way, I can help with those.
	3:08pm Sem Chumbo: Bah-Dah-Boom. Boom. Hiya, SheilaB and all.
	3:09pm Michael 98145: again, this show is a best antidote
	3:09pm Adrian in London: Thanks Sheila, Robb and Evan. A long bike ride helped to smooth my mood but still, would you believe I've been using rather intemperate language today? But at least I'm not up to my neck in mud at the Glastonbury Festival!
	3:09pm βrian: That was a Small-England-Ass maneuver, was it not?
	3:10pm JakeGould: The Brexit vote has left me the opposite of whelmed and bobulated if there were only words that could described the opposite of whelmed and bobulated.
	3:10pm djsheilab: @Michael 98145 that's nice to hear. Thank you :)
	3:10pm Michael 98145: ( Help! I'm a Fish )
	3:11pm j-biz: ^ definitely thought it said "Welp! I'm a Fish"
	3:11pm dfb: help i'm a rock
	3:12pm djsheilab: I will most likely fall apart during my mic break. UGH!
	3:13pm Michael 98145: you have us
	3:13pm The Contessa: Courage (French accent) dear friend
	3:13pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): βrian definitely some sort of maneuver involving large numbers of Asses in England. Also saw the Telegraph reporting this morning that Sinn Fein and SNP are likely to demand independence from UK so they can rejoin EU.
	3:14pm JakeGould: “Even though I voted to leave, this morning I woke up and I just — the reality did actually hit me,” one woman told the news channel ITV News. “If I’d had the opportunity to vote again, it would be to stay.” SERENITY NOW!
	3:14pm βrian: Ah, the price of a paroxysm!
	3:14pm djsheilab: @JakeGould I just don't understand.
	3:14pm Rob Kopp: Ofcourse Wilders and Le Pen now want a referendum in The Netherlands and France.
	3:15pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): JakeGould maybe they should just hold a revote? I'm sure that new feline PM they have is a thoughtful creature
	3:15pm modchick: Loving this Solveig song. I didn't know about them.
	3:15pm JakeGould: @djsheilab: I’m going to do my laundry and watch the clothes going in circles. There is this little middle eastern kid who likes to run into this laundromat just to watch the clothes going in circles. That kid may be onto something.
	3:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: Trump will make the EU great again. And make the British Empire great again, too, for that matter. Hoo boy.
	3:16pm geezerette: Hey everybody! That Washington Post story sounds like The Onion. Scary, Trump absolutely could be installed. It CAN happen here. Sheila B. you are an emotional security blanket.
	3:16pm JakeGould: In the great scheme of things hasn’t history shown us how isolationism all works out for the best in the end? chirps chirps chirps chirps howls chirps chirps some guy shouting “Idiot!”
	3:17pm Michael 98145: It's all about those immigrants, isn't it ?
	3:18pm JakeGould: We should just unify the globe under one, united flag so we can get rid if this immigrant problem once and for all.
	3:18pm djsheilab: @JakeGould I love that idea. Nationalism is the worst.
	3:19pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Actually I know someone on Reddit who voted for Brexit, and he said for him it was the heavy-handed policies of the EU. He's definitely NOT anti-immigrant.
	3:19pm Cooh John: Hello djsheilab and all boom boomers. Love the Peter Gunn. Poison Ivy collects different versions of the song.
	3:19pm The Contessa: Sheila B for president!
	3:19pm Adrian in London: @Sheila Listened to last week's show during the week and bought the Lake Ruth seven. Trouble had played it and you reminded me of how great it was.
	3:19pm northguineahills: For some reason, I love this Pizzicato Five Album.
	3:20pm Guido from Cologne: Nationalism even doesn't serve the nation. It just pretends to.
	3:20pm djsheilab: Amen @Guido from Cologne!
	3:20pm P-90: @Sheila: Just breathe deeply, and hang in there: you're surrounded by friends at the moment.
	3:21pm Mick: Many hugs @djsheilab, and many thanks for your happiness-making show. My London friends are freaking out too, but we'll all get through it.
	3:21pm JakeGould: @djsheilab: Ha! Funny/sad anecdote about the “One Flag” thing: While I’m American born my parents were immigrants. And when I went to summer camp I was treated like an “immigrant” because of that. Anyway, we had a field trip to the United Nations and everyone got flags from the gift shop. I got a United Nations flag and everyone else got a U.S. flag. I got bullied and into minor fights the whole bus ride back to Brooklyn. Fin! Murica!
	3:21pm geezerette: This is a great group of people!
	3:21pm Rob Kopp: I think Germany welcomed more refugees than all the other 28 countries together (sorry: 27)
	3:21pm Michael 98145: @Jake, the John Birch Society wouldn't like that!
	3:22pm Rob Kopp: UK: Crash
	3:22pm djsheilab: @Geezerette Seriously! I am so comforted by all of you.
	3:22pm modchick65: @djsheilab -- Let's make the Primitives song a Long Distance Dedication to the economy.
	3:23pm JakeGould: I just came up with this cool new flag that presents a crazy new idea. www.thirstyquill.com...
	3:23pm βrian: I've always preferred the pretty flags. But then I favor sports teams according to their uniforms.
	3:23pm JakeGould: @Michael98145: Now I want a birch beer. :/
	3:24pm modchick65: This is a different version of Crash than the one I know.
	3:24pm geezerette: Good one Jake.
	3:25pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): The pound just crashed....
	3:25pm northguineahills: I even got my Pizzicato Five membership card w/ that album.
	3:25pm Rob Kopp: Austrian painter Hundertwasser came up with a flag for Israel and Palestina, hoping it would help to join these people.
	3:26pm modchick65: This set's theme seems to be partially "People Doing Things That Are Bad For Them That Others Tell Them Not To Do."
	3:26pm Rob Kopp: Here you can see Hundertwasser's flag: www.tlaxcala-int.org...
	3:26pm Adrian in London: @Modchick This version of Crash is the re-recorded version on RCA. The original was on Lazy a bit earlier.
	3:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: In U.S. news, Obama named Stonewall Inn a national historic site today. No doubt, the usual bunch of crazies will decry that just because.
	3:29pm dave c: will be with the show once ronnie spector has finished dazzling glastonbury
	3:29pm Adrian in London: @Robb Kopp Did you see that some wag had erected a Mexican flag on the border of Trump's golf club in Scotland?
	3:29pm northguineahills: awesome Ken!
	3:29pm modchick65: @Adrian, Yes, I have the one from 1988? It was on their album Lovely, I think... had the picture of her on the front with the white background. I think... There were a lot of squeal-y overdubbed guitars in this one that weren't in mine.
	3:29pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Poor New Zealand, they completely failed to change their flag to something less resembling Australia's out of sheer apathy (seriously, the black & white fern one is such a striking design, why wouldn't they go with that?!)
	3:29pm djsheilab: @Adrian Haha! Thrilled to hear it.
	3:30pm Michael 98145: thanks, Cliff. i was wondering how that turned out.
	3:30pm Adrian in London: www.theguardian.com...
	3:31pm modchick65: This Beverly song reminds me a bit of Rilo Kiley from the Blacklight record.
	3:31pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Yeah Michael 98145, they way it turned out was, "we Kiwis can't be bothered, really"
	3:32pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Awwwwwww Bryce!! Sheila, sending you more virtual hugs xoxoxo
	3:32pm The Contessa: Hugging you from afar! xx
	3:32pm Dean: The SCOTUS immigration opinion is not as dire as it seems. It merely upheld a preliminary injunction to afford time to present a case on the merits.
	3:32pm Michael 98145: what they said
	3:33pm The Contessa: My family were Armenian refugees...
	3:34pm Rob Kopp: I'm going to send a recording of this show to Geert WIlders.
	3:34pm Turnstone: It's been a horrible day...I'm in London too. We all have to try and get through this... and great music will help tonight .
	3:34pm Dean: See discussion here: http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/busy-day-in-scotus-yields-support-for-affirmative-action-roadblock-for-executive-orders/ My favorite passage: JUDY WOODRUFF: So, can you — so, what can be read into this very brief statement the court made? MARCIA COYLE: Nothing. (LAUGHTER)
	3:34pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): I can't even get a work visa in the UK or Western Europe as an American citizen (and neither can other Anglophone peoples), Eastern Europe is much easier for us
	3:34pm JakeGould: @TheContessa: Kudos!
	3:35pm modchick65: I always wanted to live in London. Since I was 12. It's my spiritual home. I lived in France twice, and all I wanted to do during that time was go to London. I can't even believe this. The country I loved is going to be gone.
	3:35pm Cooh John: Hugs and love to all. ;)
	3:35pm listener james from westwood: I don't want to see a world come about where America or Britain blocks future Sheila Bs from beginning a new life in safety and security and sharing their unique and beautiful light with their new fellow citizens.
	3:36pm Greg from ZONE 5: Preach
	3:36pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Sheila, thank you for sharing your personal story and how harrowing it was for your family to have to flee Iran.
	3:36pm The Contessa: Thnaks @Jake, they left on donkey back!
	3:37pm modchick65: @Cliff... Yeah, I tried to get a UK work visa in the 90s, but I couldn't. It was too tough. (And, unfortunately, I was too independent to marry my gay guy friend).
	3:37pm Matt ww: :'(
	3:38pm Michael 98145: bloop beep!!
	3:38pm P-90: And may I respectfully submit that maybe Brexit was NOT primarily about "nationalism" or "isolationism", or "xenophobic" immigration issues, rather a rejection of a failed experiment in"Globalization" that was economically disastrous and costing the citizens of member nations too much of their sovereignty and rights to democratic and economic self-determination. The EU: OK in theory, worth a try, but a failure for everyone except the big central banks. History may show that England is leading the way in an inevitable exodus of EU member nations. For reals.
	3:39pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): modchick65 - I've also looked into emigrating to Australia & Canada (even though the latter is COLD), and they don't really want too many Americans either....but at least they're somewhat more welcoming than UK/W.Europe
	3:39pm Davey Croquet: Oh Sheilla. That was so moving. Our hearts are breaking here in the UK. Something really, really awful has happened and I don't know how we'll ever get back what we've lost.
	3:40pm Cecile: Australia doesn't want you if you're not a brain surgeon. It's been that way for years.
	3:40pm Rob Kopp: You have a point, P-90, but Remain and talk about it and try to cange it is better than Brexit
	3:40pm JakeGould: @P-90: Blah, blah… This is not a good thing. History will prove that since it has historically been the case. Economic disparity has more to do with the crazy fear of taking the rich if you ask me. And the U.K. leaving the E.U. doesn’t change the fact that Asia is the world’s “factory” nowadays thus disenfranchising the working class all over the world.
	3:40pm The Contessa: @P-90, let's hope you're right...
	3:40pm Davey Croquet: And with respect, P-90, that is absolute nonsense. Brexit was the most xenophobic and racist political campaign in British political history, by some distance. An MP was assassinated and the most hateful opinions I've eve heard in public life were voiced every day. I live in the North of England, trust me, this is a place of great divisions.
	3:41pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): P-90 I largely agree with you, the Eurocrats in Germany/France have been fucking Greece/Spain/etc. up the ass so much since 2009 with their focacta financial policy
	3:41pm JakeGould: @djsheilab: Sad, lovely, heartfelt sentiments. Nice work!
	3:42pm Michael 98145: @Cecile, can we somehow return Keith Rupert Murdoch ??
	3:42pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): [Apologies for unsophisticated language there folks, just seems to me like this train wreck has been a long time coming]
	3:42pm Dean: More subtle discussion of U.S. v. Texas: http://www.scotusblog.com/2016/06/opinion-analysis-obama-immigration-plan-all-but-doomed/ So, not pretty, but the game ain't over.
	3:42pm Cecile: My friend's student visa is up. He's a Commonwealth citizen, but he's scrambling to find a country before his time is gone. I'm sorry to hear the campaign was so awful. And I am still stunned over the assignation of Jo Clark.
	3:42pm JakeGould: @Cliff: The word is facata. Focata is a type of Italian pizza bread, right?
	3:42pm Rob Kopp: Sorry, Sheila, that we're talking about this in your programme. On the other hand: isn't it great that we do.
	3:43pm geezerette: @Davey Croquet: Seconding support for Sheila. We need voices like yours Sheila. We can all give each other courage.
	3:43pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): JakeGould - sorry, remember you're talking to the guy who puts Nutella on matzo here! Will keep that spelling on file for the future ;)
	3:43pm Cecile: Michael, that would be a nice idea.
	3:44pm Cecile: My friends were children of immigrants. Their parents were immigrants. I don't understand any of this at all.
	3:44pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Yes, Murdoch is a kind of brain surgeon right? He's performed a lot of telelobotomies on Americans
	3:44pm JakeGould: @Cliff: Get over it. I think your practice of putting Nutella on matzo is disgusting and vile, but otherwise I respect you as much as I can respect someone I don’t know who puts Nutella on matzo.
	3:44pm listener james from westwood: @JakeGould: I humbly submit "farkakte." (copy editor scurries back to edit-hole)
	3:44pm Guido from Cologne: This must be the original of what Nothern Souul fans know as a Melba Moore song.
	3:44pm Turnstone: The Magic Touch is a cracking song.
	3:44pm The Contessa: @Jake, the bread is focaccia
	3:45pm Michael 98145: In the US of A we are either immigrants, or children of immigrants , or children of children of immigrants, on and on.
	3:45pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): JakeGould actually isn't it facaCta? Heheh. (And you should try it, it's delish)
	3:46pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): JakeGould you can't even spell Yiddish properly, hit the road Jack!!
	3:46pm JakeGould: @Cecile: As a first generation American let me explain the problem to you… People who are 3rd generation of a country or longer than that tend to be resentful for the “new” folks. Believe me when I say that the worst bullies I dealt with were other kids with similar economic backgrounds whose parents came to the U.S. decades earlier. Racism and nationalism is hatred of the new and the disconnect from your own past.
	3:46pm Cecile: Bobby Fuller was a monster songwriter, performer and producer. I'm so sad we never got to see the music he would have created.
	3:47pm JakeGould: I can’t spell right because my facacta Mac OS X spellcheck gets in the way.
	3:47pm The Contessa: An American friend just told me we can't call you morons any more... until you vote for Trump!
	3:47pm Rob Kopp: Is that Teenettes song really from '59? I thought stereo was somewhere in the 60's
	3:47pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): At least I have an excuse, most of the Yiddish I learned wasn't until I was in college.
	3:47pm Cecile: I guess I'm talking about today. I don't remember it being that bad because Upper Michigan was a real melting pot because of the mines.
	3:48pm JakeGould: @Cecile: I guess it depends. But hey.
	3:48pm Nina: Sheila, thank you for using your story to highlight the truth about what is happening in the world today. Your words and description were quite moving.
	3:48pm Cecile: A lot of things I thought were American as a kid were Lebanese, Italian, Cornish or Finnish. hahahahahha
	3:49pm listener james from westwood: Xylaroo is new to me and I am happy to be hearing them!
	3:49pm Rob Kopp: Love this "On my way". Reminds me a bit of Hinds - " Leave me alone"
	3:49pm Uncle Michael: Ooh, I like this Xylaroo.
	3:49pm βrian: My wife got tired of receiving bisons instead of bisous ("kisses"), so I put the kibosh on auto-correct.
	3:50pm JakeGould: What others are saying about the Xylaroo.
	3:50pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Yeah Cecile, all "American" food in Upstate NY is originally German/Polish/Italian/Puerto Rican/soul food/etc. :D
	3:50pm modchick65: Haha... I hear what you did there.
	3:50pm JakeGould: Bear up bisous, never say die!
	3:50pm Matt in Hillsborough: WELL
	3:51pm The Contessa: An elderly friend of mine, now dead, knew Aleister Crowley! Said he got a bad press
	3:52pm modchick65: Annette!
	3:52pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Okay, gotta stop chatting with y'all, have a friend coming at 6:30 to pick up boxes of books. (280 already entered into my spreadsheet)
	3:52pm JakeGould: Real Americans eat hot dogs that were invented by German/Jewish immigrants, french fries that were inspired by the Belgiums, down it with a beer that was created by Germans and maybe follow it up with a pizza that was created by Italians. 100% american right there!
	3:52pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): The Contessa, I'd like to chat with you about Crowley sometime! Can I contact you via your profile page?
	3:52pm JakeGould: OnTopic™: Annette doesn’t seem to happy to be holding that pineapple.
	3:53pm djsheilab: @Rob Kopp I'm happy you're all discussing these important issues here. It's been a big day for everyone.
	3:53pm Cecile: she's probably sitting on one. they are not real comfortable.
	3:53pm βrian: Those Pommes Frites make damn good beer, too.
	3:55pm Rob Kopp: My mother was born in Indonesia, so in a way I'm the son of an immigrant as well.
	3:55pm chris: uh oh
	3:55pm Dean: Velveeta!
	3:55pm P-90: @Davey C: The CAMPAIGNS run by some entities to raise support for Brexit were absolutely reprehensible for their racist, rabble-rousing tactics. But Britain getting free of the EU is a step in the right direction in the end, regardless of the ugliness of some of the debate about the vote. They're shitting bricks in Brussels already about possibly imminent similar moves by France and Spain, encouraged by Britain's departure. The EU is a ultimately a totalitarian movement, and most Europeans, in the end, are really uncomfortable with that sort of thing. Like, really suspicious and unwilling to submit, deep down.
	3:56pm Adrian in London: Ha ha ha, just seen the front page of French daily Libération twitter.com...
	3:56pm βrian: Deep sea diver discovers L'Origine du Monde!
	3:57pm Matt in Hillsborough: HEAD
	3:57pm Amanda: Alright Sheila!!!!!
	3:57pm Dean: Before the Beastie Boys there was The Monkees.
	3:58pm Rob Kopp: we're just trying to be friendly
	3:58pm βrian: @Robb Kop: Do you think you'll ever ketjap?
	3:58pm Rob Kopp: I like ketjap. I'm a rice-picker.
	3:59pm P-90: Nice shout-out to DJ Amanda!
	4:00pm Leather: Best song recorded
	4:00pm Bend Sinister: Probably my favorite song ever!
	4:01pm Guido from Cologne: Egyptian Shumba! How awesomea! Nice to have the mono.
	4:01pm The Contessa: @Cliff, happily, but I know nothing more than that. I said to my friend: "Didn't he leave his body and go round killing people?" And my friend said: "He got a bad press." My friend was in showbiz and knew everyone from Josephine Baker, to Jean Cocteau, to Charlie Chaplin, even Mistinguett! He was such a great old gent!
	4:02pm JakeGould: -610 on the DOW! Hooray! All of our 401Ks (if you have one) in the U.S. are now affected by this bullshit!
	4:02pm Adrian in London: @P-90 Membership of the EU has brought freedom of movement and trade, clean beaches, maternity and paternity leave, a huge influx of money into sectors such as transport, the arts, cancer research, student exchanges, a European Arrest Warrant, and, mostly, peace on a continent whose history is that of war and conflict. Plus, it's now going to cost more to buy vinyl records if you live in Britain cos the pressing plants are in Eastern Europe. That's a real pisser!
	4:02pm Mick: Yes! Let the maniacal dancing commence!
	4:02pm Dean: Josephine Baker! Mistinguett! I'm going to faint.
	4:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Well, dear friends, I'm'a dip now to attend a high school graduation. Maybe their generation will make things right. It'd be nice if they can provide me with some social security income down the road. Chins up! Keep on boom-boomin'!
	4:03pm The Contessa: @Dean. I know! I agree! I wrote my friend's obit and I'll see if it's still online
	4:04pm Adrian in London: See you Ken. Have a good evening!
	4:04pm Guido from Cologne: EU, totalitarian movement???
	4:05pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Haha, ok then Contessa. Were you aware that Crowley tried mescaline numerous times in the 30s and wrote a book about it? Unfortunately all known copies were lost after WWII. I would LOVE to get my hands on a copy, totally fascinated by pre-'60s psychedelic literature.
	4:05pm JakeGould: @KenFromHydePark: Whatever happens, remember this: You can't sell apples and pencils near me. Get your own corner.
	4:05pm The Contessa: @Dean, found it! www.telegraph.co.uk...
	4:05pm Dean: @The Contessa: Thank you! Will read now...
	4:06pm geezerette: We're lucky to have you Sheila! All the DJs here are artists and a pretty large percentage of listeners seem to be as well. Very comforting.
	4:06pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Have fun at the beach Sheila! You deserve a vacation. :D
	4:06pm geezerette: Cliff! Best wishes man! :D
	4:07pm Cecile: hahaha
	4:08pm The Contessa: @Cliff, yes, try Barbara Farnsworth Books in Connecticut. I'm not saying she'll have it but who knows
	4:08pm modchick65: Omg. That was totally a Barry Manilow intro. I know my Barry Manilow.
	4:08pm Honeybear: You're very strong, Sheila. Like a bear. An inspiration to us all.
	4:08pm Cecile: Cliff, let us know how the move goes!
	4:08pm geezerette: Hilarious!
	4:08pm modchick65: BARRY MANILOW.
	4:09pm modchick65: This song makes me Barry ManiHIGH.
	4:10pm Rob Kopp: Dutch singer Rosita Bloom had a song in '69 called Kees van Mars (a version of Marty the Martian) and the songs ends with the line "and we walked hand in hand ... in hand ... in hand (fading out; people from Mars have a lot of hands)
	4:10pm modchick65: He missed Even Now.
	4:10pm JakeGould: Barry ManaMEH.
	4:11pm modchick65: With an Aaron Spelling trumpet to end it!
	4:12pm Evan From Seattle: Yay Velocity Girl!
	4:12pm JakeGould: Agh! Velocity Girl! Wonderful! Thank you!
	4:12pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and boomers. Remember, on the internet no one is an immigrant.
	4:12pm JakeGould: Ack! I meant to type "Ahh!"
	4:12pm Rob Kopp: BTW: Rosita Bloom is on From The Kitchen To The Garage
	4:13pm northguineahills: Wow, Velocity Girl takes me back.....
	4:13pm JakeGould: On the Internet nobody's immigrant food is too spicy.
	4:14pm Dean: Terrific obit of Mumford! (I had to look up "demob.") How come no Wikipedia entry? I see another obit in the Guardian describes Mumford as "my friend."
	4:14pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Thanks for the tip Contessa! Probably impossible but you never know :) Will do Cecile, and thanks geezerette! Ok back to packing books :)
	4:15pm Chris from DC: Velocity Girl gets an automatic clicky star.
	4:17pm Rob Kopp: It's a pity the majority of the leave voters (everyone except Jake) probably is NOT listening to this show.
	4:19pm Dean: @Cliff: Another possible source for Crowley-ana is Amok Books in Los Angeles. They both publish and run a retail bookstore.
	4:20pm Adrian in London: Well, that bottle of cider I popped in the freezer at the start of the show is pretty chilled now
	4:20pm Rob Kopp: I'd open it
	4:21pm listener james from westwood: Glad you caught it in time, Adrian!
	4:22pm The Contessa: @Dean, he had many, many friends. He was wonderful!
	4:23pm geezerette: SHANGRI LAS!!!
	4:24pm geezerette: they're good-bad,but not evil.
	4:25pm JakeGould: Ahh! Out in the Streets! Yes!
	4:25pm Rob Kopp: First thought it was BB
	4:26pm eyenoise: I am not familiar with most of what you play. I love the Shangri-Las and listen to them all the time. And they sounded even better on your show.
	4:27pm Rob Kopp: Well, she looks a bit like BB!
	4:27pm JakeGould: @RobKopp: You believe I was with the Brexit folks? Maybe you mean P-90 dear sir!
	4:28pm modchick65: I thought that was Trial of the Bow.
	4:28pm listener james from westwood: Sweet Prince cover!
	4:29pm Matt in Hillsborough: oh wow ;_; ;_; ;_;
	4:29pm JtotheK: well, after years of looking for the Eddie Holman 45 "Eddie's My Name" I just got a call from area record store dude, he found one and has it for me. Cool!
	4:29pm Adrian in London: YES!! EPDM!! Dunno why but this year I love her SOOO much, even though I've been listening to her for years. Desperate to see her play.
	4:29pm Cecile: nice, JtotheK!
	4:30pm chris: is that a naked prince on a flying white horse? holy wow
	4:30pm Stevel: Nice cover. True to the original and unique. Mostly cool!
	4:30pm Cecile: Chris, that was back of one of this album covers.
	4:30pm Rob Kopp: Sorry Jake; I thougt you said I voted leave, but now I see it was between double quotes, so you probably quoted someone else. English is not my native langge, so please accepy my apologies
	4:32pm Cecile: I think it was his first album.
	4:33pm Adrian in London: @Rob Kopp Do you live in Utrecht?
	4:33pm rsj: worse than the black crows?
	4:34pm Adrian in London: Myra
	4:34pm Rob Kopp: Close. I'm wrking there.
	4:34pm Dean: Myra. Gore Vidal.
	4:34pm Cecile: oh! Her version of Spinning World is terrible too. Myra Breckenridge.
	4:34pm Stevel: Myra Breckinridge
	4:34pm chris: thanks, Cecile!
	4:35pm Cecile: no, that was Peggy Lee doing Spinning Wheel. Never mind. It's still strange and lousy.
	4:35pm JtotheK: I like Patti Drew version of HtH ... but this Mae West is cover is pretty damn good.
	4:36pm Mick: This is amazing!
	4:36pm modchick65: I'm out... it's Summer Fridays, and I've been here late today. Will catch up on the rest of the show on Monday.
	4:36pm Adrian in London: @Rob Kopp Home of the lovely Lilian Hak.
	4:36pm P-90: "Myra" mai-rah. From Gore Vidal's novel.
	4:36pm Dean: Geez, and all this time I thought MAE West was just an internet exchange point.
	4:36pm Listener Aaron: This Mae West track is amazing. Thank you.
	4:36pm Carmichael: Yikes, she has a voice, but she can't sing for shite.
	4:36pm Cecile: oh, I want to hear "I Want To Taste All The Fruit" from that single, too.
	4:37pm Tommy: Raquel Welch plays a transgender in Myra Brackenridge,. I really liked the film
	4:37pm Guido from Cologne: The worst? This is great!
	4:37pm Adrian in London: Hmm, there aren't any inverted commas around the word 'sings' on that Mae West LP. The band was getting away from her somewhat, wasn't it?
	4:37pm Cecile: I heard the unbutchered version of Myra Breckenridge is a crazed camp classic. I'd love to see it one year. Just cause.
	4:37pm JtotheK: This Miracles -- the flip 'Whatever Makes You Happy' is so so good!
	4:37pm djsheilab: Thanks for the "Myra" correction everyone!
	4:38pm Cecile: Yes! Rex Reed of all people has the surgery and becomes Myra Breckenridge!
	4:39pm Adrian in London: By the way everyone, I was chatting to Trouble on email this week and SHE LIVES! She's in fine fettle.
	4:39pm Rob Kopp: @Adrian. Don't know her (Lilian Hak). Will have a look after the show.
	4:40pm Adrian in London: @Rob She did a nice session on Trouble's show a while back.
	4:41pm P-90: And you know, good call @Sheila, Mae might not have been given the final backing track to sing to. They probably went to her house to record her vocal, with either the original record or some scratch track of the version they wanted to do, and finished the recording in the studio later. Ineptly.
	4:41pm βrian: @Rob: So 'ketjap' was just a play on words, FWIW.
	4:41pm Cecile: YES
	4:42pm Matt in Hillsborough: uh oh!
	4:42pm Matt in Hillsborough: wow
	4:43pm Cecile: Kiss's lyrics are like some drunk guy's bad pick-up lines. A double-edged sword as it were.
	4:43pm Carmichael: I had this song (and album) happily buried in my subconscience until now ...
	4:43pm Rob Kopp: @Brian. Ketjap is just a sauce to me :-)
	4:44pm βrian: Why not 'Dressed to Spill', then?
	4:44pm Cecile: I like the version on Alive! more.
	4:45pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): GO! GO! NANA! ICHI! HACHI! HACHI! ^_____^
	4:46pm P-90: @Cecile: The "Myra" book is brilliant, funny, worth reading. The movie, even "unbutchered", is a really bizarre attempt by a big Hollywood studio to make what we would now just call an "indie"-type unconventional film. And they had no idea how to do it . But worth seeing for its period flavor and all-around random weirdness.
	4:49pm Cecile: I'm jealous of B&B because they got to sing backup on FoTC records.
	4:49pm P-90: ...and this is the second week in a row that a Raquel Welch movie was discussed on this board. Raquel's "trending" on SBB!
	4:53pm Adrian in London: Oh, just found out Bernie Worrell's died.
	4:53pm Carmichael: @Adrian: yes, around the same time as Prince.
	4:54pm Carmichael: And Bowie. And Bowie, dammit. Don't ever let me forget Bowie.
	4:54pm Michael 98145: candy candy candy!!
	4:55pm Mandy: I love this JPop artist's song about mascara.....you get all my guilty pleasures, sheila b!
	4:55pm Adrian in London: @Carmichael Damn, it's like that Dirty 3 song, Some Summers They Drop Like Flies. 2016 can get to fuck, frankly.
	4:56pm Rob Kopp: Ralph Stanley died yesterday. And for 25 years Utrecht has one of the best bluegrass bands ever: Bluegrass Boogie Band (their new LP Grassified is excellent)
	4:56pm Cecile: that sucks.
	4:57pm Rob Kopp: sorry: Boogie Men
	4:57pm Adrian in London: That Kyary Pamyu Pamyu cover reminds me of David Schneider doing the weather on The Day Today.
	4:58pm dale: checking in to give you three thumbs up. the extra thumb is for that gorgeous catherine howe tune.
	4:58pm listener james from westwood: Wish I could link to the tweet, but agreeing w/ some rando who said Bowie's death seemed to have undone this whole year.
	5:03pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): This has to be the best book title ever: How to Good-bye Depression: If You Constrict Anus 100 Times Everyday. Malarkey? Or Effective Way? by Hiroyuki Nishigaki
	5:03pm JtotheK: excellent show as always, sheilaB -- i'll be tuned in via the app the rest of the way, thanks again!
	5:03pm Adrian in London: Pixx is from Chipstead, apparently, a little village (pub, cricket club) a few miles from me. On one of my cycling routes. Brett from Suede wrote an album there. It's rock central, clearly.
	5:04pm listener james from westwood: @Cliff: Oh man that book is 1000% bizarre.
	5:04pm geezerette: Cliff what's the plot? (snicker)
	5:05pm P-90: @Cliff: I'm gonna try to acquire the Broadway musical rights to that book.
	5:06pm Cecile: Yes! That is a funny scene. My friend bought it the first day it came out.
	5:06pm JakeGould: Meera Brackenthage?
	5:06pm Matt in Hillsborough: i've got the decline box set and i think it's about time i watched part ii tonight (or not!)
	5:07pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): He's describing Taoist inner energy techniques using broken Japanese-English through various Usenet posts. Complete with numerous replies from confused people going "Dude WTF?!?!?!?!" It's easily the most bizarre book I've ever seen published.
	5:07pm Matt in Hillsborough: ALCOHOL....IS GOOD
	5:07pm MONEYBAG$: Decline II is one of the only movies I own on blu ray. Need that extra high definition Paul Stanley footage
	5:07pm Adrian in London: @P-90 Ha, I can picture it now. Please help me stop picturing it.
	5:08pm Rob Kopp: Oh demon alcohol, sad memories I can't recall. Who thought I would say: damn it all and blow it all (Kinks 1971)
	5:08pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): So of course I had to get a copy. cue Beavis & Butthead nervous laughter Heheh. Heh. Heh. Heheheheheh. Heheheheh. Heheh. Heh. Heh.
	5:09pm Adrian in London: @Cliff You might want to hide it in your luggage. I hear the Czech authorities take a dim view of that sort of thing…
	5:10pm geezerette: Sounds hilarious! I used to wander the aisles at a Japanese market downtown laughing at the package copy. It was like poetry.
	5:11pm Stanley: Hi Guys. I know I'm late to the Brexit chat but I just wanted to say that I too am heartbroken and very much appreciate the sympathetic and objective views of my American friends.
	5:13pm Cecile: Sheila, what do you think of Girlschool?
	5:13pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Adrian - will have it shipped separately, definitely not bringing that on the plane with me!!
	5:14pm JakeGould: @Stanley: Whenever you show up with that Fat Freddy’s Cat avatar I can’t be sad. So good!
	5:15pm Adrian in London: @Cliff By the way, David Boulter from Tindersticks lives in Prague. Say hi to him, won't you?
	5:17pm listener james from westwood: Googoosh! I have this disk courtesy of the Marathon, quite possibly via this fine show!
	5:17pm Dan in Minneapolis: Googoosh! The half Persian in me just got excited.
	5:18pm JakeGould: People are Googooshing all over this track.
	5:19pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Ok Adrian....it's a pretty small town I'm sure I'll run into him at the farmer's market right? ;)
	5:20pm ?: Tell me what he said... One of London's most amazing drag queens, Regina Fong (RIP) used to finish every show with this song
	5:21pm Guido from Cologne: Never heard that song by Helen
	5:21pm Stanley: @ JakeGould: thanks. However, I've still got WFMU.
	5:21pm Cecile: that's awesome. Her voice was kind of deep, so I thought it was a guy being ahead of his time.
	5:21pm Rob Kopp: For me Raks Raks Raks - 27 Golden Garage Psych Nuggets From The Iranian 60s Scene is the best compilation from Iran
	5:23pm Guido from Cologne: Raks Raks Raks and Rangarang are teo diferent concepts, though Googoosh is on both.
	5:24pm famous original icecreamwolf: Hi all! I stayed up until 2am watching the election results and was nearly crying. What depressing news.
	5:24pm P-90: Did Regina Fong cut any albums?
	5:25pm famous original icecreamwolf: I told my boss my plans for last night was watching election news and I told her an MP had been assassinated and she had no idea about any of this....
	5:25pm RogerP: No, it was all lip synch. Look her up on You Tube
	5:26pm Carmichael: I grew up listening to Helen Shapiro and others, like Dana Gillespie. I had a little boy crush on all of 'em.
	5:26pm Dan in Minneapolis: Irma Thomas and Googoosh in one set. This is my kinda show. Keep it coming Sheila!
	5:26pm Cecile: I just did, many many clips.
	5:26pm Rob Kopp: When Leave would have lost, nobody would have been crying; now Remain lost, everybody's crying
	5:26pm Guido from Cologne: One of the best ballads ever. This vrsion sounds different to thd one i know
	5:26pm P-90: Ahhh... If anyone can help heal all psychic wounds, it's Irma...
	5:28pm Michael 98145: really?!? Irma Thomas live? wow
	5:31pm Cecile: They played their only US show in Houghton, MI one year. PJ Olsson went to my high school and his brother dated my sister.
	5:31pm Carmichael: Sheila, I can facilitate some communication.
	5:31pm Cecile: CARMICHAEL!
	5:31pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): OMG, Sheila's letter to Alan Parsons!!
	5:31pm Michael 98145: www.the-alan-parsons-project.com... might work
	5:32pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): My God. This show has been a gift today.
	5:32pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Somebody always knows how to do anything around here. I love it.
	5:32pm Cecile: me and llid were actually communicating to each other via Turn of a Friendly Card lyrics. Sheila, email Carm. He has an "in"
	5:32pm listener james from westwood: Wonderful note! Universe, work your magic and get it to AP!
	5:32pm Cecile: SHEILA EMAIL CARM NOW.
	5:33pm Carmichael: Sheila, please forward your e-mail to my attention.
	5:33pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Sheila, talk to Carmichael!!!
	5:33pm Cecile: yeah, what he said. hahaha
	5:33pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): [This is like getting Mr. Let's Paint TV's attention, hehe]
	5:34pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): PAINT A PAINTING OF VENUS!!!!!
	5:34pm danh: Cinematic? Any Julee Cruise coming up?
	5:35pm dale: tales of mystery and imagination is a favorite.
	5:35pm djsheilab: @Carmichael!!!! Oh my lord! I will forward to you. WOW! I am so happy I read this on the air. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	5:35pm Rob Kopp: Beautiful letter and keep up hope (In the end we got Ray Davies showing up on our 10th Dutch Kinks fan meeting in Utrecht in 2009)
	5:36pm Adrian in London: Hang on, Bernie Worrell's died today, not at Prince time. Gah!
	5:37pm Cecile: it still sucks. That and learning about Prince Be this week.
	5:37pm Carmichael: My pleasure. I'll make sure it gets the attention it deserves.
	5:37pm Cecile: rock on, Carm.
	5:38pm Carmichael: @Adrain: really?? My apologies, I thought I saw that a few weeks ago. Maybe another sad keyboardist passing? Oh hell, I bet it was Keith Emerson ...
	5:38pm djsheilab: @Carmichael I am so grateful. Wasn't expecting this at all. Thank you so so much for your help.
	5:39pm Carmichael: @cecile: :)
	5:39pm Adrian in London: That Steady Holiday track was lovely, as is, hang on, this is FAYE WONG?!?! Love her! This is great!!
	5:39pm Cecile: Sheila, it's how Carm and me bonded hahahhaha.
	5:40pm Adrian in London: @Carmichael Oh, don;t worry, it's nothing
	5:40pm Carmichael: I guess my secret is out ...
	5:40pm Cecile: not much of a secret. hahahahhahha
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this is purty...
	5:42pm Cecile: but how cool!!!
	5:43pm djsheilab: Your secret has made my day!!! @Carmichael
	5:43pm listener james from westwood: Oh hell yes to this Davis track!
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...what a tasty set...
	5:48pm Stanley: This is nice
	5:49pm geezerette: Sheila B.,thanks for the music and for always saying what your listeners are thinking / feeling.
	5:49pm Cecile: hahaha I always said that Poison wrote the song that would have given the NY Dolls a hit. It's their only good song.
	5:50pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Taking off early today, thanks Sheila & everybody! And good luck with Alan Parsons!!
	5:50pm Rob Kopp: Maybe it's a bit early to say goodbye already, but have a nice holiday, Sheila. Hopefully you're going home feeling a little bit better than the mood you were in at the start of this show.
	5:50pm Stevel: Great music and company for a beautiful afternoon! Thank you.
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I wish this was the Dolls. Indeed.
	5:51pm Michael 98145: Yes! wishing you a great vacation; we will miss you.
	5:51pm P-90: We love you Sheila! Enjoy that vacation. (Post photos!) We'll miss you. And can't WAIT to hear your Alan Parsons interview!
	5:52pm Carmichael: Those are guys on the Poison cover, right?!
	5:53pm chris: lets just say a birth cert may be in order to use restrooms in NC, they're just so pretty
	5:54pm dale: this has a bobby sherman vibe, but johnny can actually hit a note unlike bobby.
	5:55pm Cecile: oh, this is great.
	5:55pm Michael 98145: perfect
	5:56pm Rob Kopp: the best song to end the show
	5:56pm Listener Aaron: Well played and well placed.
	5:56pm geezerette: perfect!
	5:56pm listener james from westwood: Perfect capper, Sheila! Thanks mightily for the show, and have a fabbo vacation!
	5:56pm JakeGould: Nice Monty Python ending here!
	5:56pm The Contessa: @Sheila, duly cheered, thank you! Great show! I repeat Sheila B for president! xx
	5:56pm Rafer: Perfect song for today. Thank you.
	5:56pm Adrian in London: WIll I be casting a shadow by pointing out that John Cleese was up for a Brexit?
	5:57pm dale: ....life's a piece of poo....
	5:57pm Guido from Cologne: Crucify me!
	5:57pm chris: life's a piece of shit, when you look at it, so look on the bright side of life!
	5:57pm djsheilab: Thank you everyone! I've definitely cheered up. You guys are the best!!!
	5:57pm Cecile: Carm, let's put it this way. Michelle Visage would be schooling them on their makeup skills if they were on Drag Race. I can see lines!
	5:57pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): weeping. Also, doesn't it say something that the most powerful shit I've listened to today has come from the late 70s? Not a fucking joke people. We're heading right back there.
	5:57pm Adrian in London: @Sheila and listeners: thank you, thank you, thank you for this lovely show and comments. Feel recharged. xxx
	5:58pm Stanley: I'm whistlin' along. Thanks Sheila. have a lovely holiday.
	6:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: The graduates are taking the stage. Have a fun, relaxing weekend, Sheila!s
	6:00pm Cecile: Bryan right now it almost feels like the 1870s
	6:01pm nightjeans: talk dirty to me!
	6:02pm JakeGould: @Cecile: rimshot
	7:36pm Michael Shelley: Shelia - you always do a great show ! What a thrill to be shouted out to! You always put yourself out there, which is so refreshing & makes for such great radio! Have a great vacation!

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from June 24, 2016

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Female-fronted pop from the past, present, and future; from all over the globe. And the occasional man.

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June 24, 2016: Deep Sea Diver

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Nellie McKay	I Wanna Get Married "I Wanna Get Married" by "Nellie McKay"	Get Away From Me	Sony Music	2003			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Nara Leão	Malvadeza Durao "Malvadeza Durao" by "Nara Leão"	O Canto Livre De Nara	Philips	1965			0:06:03 (Pop-up)
Solveig	Suddenly "Suddenly" by "Solveig"		BMG	2000			0:07:39 (Pop-up)
Chapterhouse	Breather "Breather" by "Chapterhouse"	Whirpool	Dedicated	1991			0:11:41 (Pop-up)
Jack Costanzo	The Peter Gunn Theme	Naked City	Liberty	1961			0:15:30 (Pop-up)
Pizzicato Five	Groovy Is My Name "Groovy Is My Name" by "Pizzicato Five"	The Sound of Music	Matador	1995			0:17:22 (Pop-up)
The Primitives	Crash "Crash" by "The Primitives"		RCA	1988			0:21:26 (Pop-up)
Susan Lynne	Don't Drag No More "Don't Drag No More" by "Susan Lynne"		Capitol	1964			0:23:45 (Pop-up)
Beverly	Crooked Cop "Crooked Cop" by "Beverly"	The Blue Swell	Kanine Records	2016		*	0:26:24 (Pop-up)

The Teenettes	I Want A Boy With A Boy With A Hi-Fi Supersonic Stereophonic Bloop Bleep		Brunswick	1959			0:37:45 (Pop-up)
The Girlfriends	My One And Only Jimmy Boy		Colpix	1963			0:38:54 (Pop-up)
The Bobby Fuller Four	The Magic Touch	California Sun: Warner Pop Rock Nuggets Vol. 3	Warner Music Japan	2016		*	0:41:44 (Pop-up)
Bonnie & Sheila	You Keep My Hanging On		King	1971			0:43:57 (Pop-up)
Xylaroo	On My Way "On My Way" by "Xylaroo"	Sweetooth	Sunday Best	2016		*	0:46:32 (Pop-up)
Annette	Luau Cha Cha Cha "Luau Cha Cha Cha" by "Annette"	Hawaiiannette	Buena Vista	1960			0:50:21 (Pop-up)
Kansas Katie	Deep Sea Diver "Deep Sea Diver" by "Kansas Katie"	Sexcapades: Songs for Love, Lust and Depravity	Fuel	2011			0:53:21 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Ditty Diego (War Chant)	Head Soundtrack	Rhino	1994	From 1968		0:55:08 (Pop-up)
Nana Kinom & Leo Beats	Monkees Theme	Nana Kinomi & Leo Beats	Shinseido	2002	From 1968 For WFMU DJ Amanda Nazario!		0:57:23 (Pop-up)
The Tammys	Egyptian Shumba "Egyptian Shumba" by "The Tammys"		United Artists	1964			0:59:00 (Pop-up)

Ray Stevens	I Need Your Help Barry Manilow	The Best of Ray Stevens	Rhino	1997	From 1979		1:07:00 (Pop-up)
Velocity Girl	Audrey's Eyes "Audrey's Eyes" by "Velocity Girl"	Copacetic	Sub Pop	1993			1:10:28 (Pop-up)
Catherine Howe	In the Hot Summer "In the Hot Summer" by "Catherine Howe"	What A Beautiful Place	Numero Group	2007	From 1971		1:13:41 (Pop-up)
Belle Mare	How Much Longer "How Much Longer" by "Belle Mare"		Self-released	2016		*	1:15:36 (Pop-up)
Shangri Las	Out in the Streets "Out in the Streets" by "Shangri Las"		Red Bird	1965			1:20:48 (Pop-up)
Henia Suchar	Allo Taxi Harlem-Brooklyn		Pathé	1967			1:23:42 (Pop-up)
El Perro Del Mar	IWD4U "IWD4U" by "El Perro Del Mar"		Self-released	2016		*	1:26:39 (Pop-up)

Mae West	Hard to Handle "Hard to Handle" by "Mae West"		20th Century Fox Records	1970			1:34:17 (Pop-up)
The Miracles	Mickey's Monkey "Mickey's Monkey" by "The Miracles"		Tamla	1963			1:36:04 (Pop-up)
Carol Friday	Everbody I Know "Everbody I Know" by "Carol Friday"		Columbia	1965			1:38:05 (Pop-up)
Kiss	C'mon and Love Me "C'mon and Love Me" by "Kiss"	Dressed To Kill	Casablanca	1975			1:40:47 (Pop-up)
Go! Go! 7188	Aa Seishun "Aa Seishun" by "Go! Go! 7188"		EMI Music Japan	2001			1:43:22 (Pop-up)
The Bird & the Bee	Doctor "Doctor" by "The Bird & the Bee"	Recreational Love	Rostrum Records	2015			1:46:41 (Pop-up)
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu	Candy Candy "Candy Candy" by "Kyary Pamyu Pamyu"	KPP Best	Warner Music Japan	2016		*	1:50:57 (Pop-up)
The Shins	Phantom Limb "Phantom Limb" by "The Shins"	Wincing The Night Away	Sub Pop	2007			1:54:38 (Pop-up)
Pixx	Baboo "Baboo" by "Pixx"		4AD	2016		*	1:58:42 (Pop-up)

Wanderlea	Prova De Fogo "Prova De Fogo" by "Wanderlea"		CBS	1967	My Single of the Week!		2:06:58 (Pop-up)
Katsuko Kanai	Mini Mini Girl "Mini Mini Girl" by "Katsuko Kanai"		Columbia	1968			2:10:02 (Pop-up)
Friends	I'm His Girl "I'm His Girl" by "Friends"	Manifest	Fat Possum	2012			2:12:06 (Pop-up)
Googoosh	Age Mishod Che Mishod "Age Mishod Che Mishod" by "Googoosh"	Rangarang: Pre Revolutionary Iranian Pop	Vampisoul		BEST comp!		2:14:20 (Pop-up)
Helen Shapiro	Tell Me What He Said		Columbia	1962			2:17:43 (Pop-up)
Abhijeet & Anuradha Shriram	Chunari Chunari	Monsoon Wedding	Milan	2002			2:21:05 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas	Ruler of My Heart "Ruler of My Heart" by "Irma Thomas"		Minit	1963	Playing live in NYC this Saturday + Sunday in NYC!		2:24:15 (Pop-up)

Steady Holiday	Superstar "Superstar" by "Steady Holiday"	Under the Influence	Infinite Best	2016		*	2:33:37 (Pop-up)
Faye Wong	The Cambrian Age "The Cambrian Age" by "Faye Wong"	Fable	EMI	2000			2:36:47 (Pop-up)
Wanda Davis	Where Did You Sleep Last Night?		Secret Stash	2013			2:41:34 (Pop-up)
HAWK	The Hunt "The Hunt" by "HAWK"		Veta Records	2016		*	2:44:43 (Pop-up)
Poison	Talk Dirty To Me "Talk Dirty To Me" by "Poison"	Look What the Cat Dragged In	Capitol	1986	For Frangry + Michele!		2:47:54 (Pop-up)
Johnny Tillotson	Takin' It Easy "Takin' It Easy" by "Johnny Tillotson"	Johnny Tillotson Sings	Ace Records	2011	Thank you Michael Shelley for introducing me to this one!		2:51:43 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Always Look On The Bright Side of Life	Monty Python Sings....	Virgin	1989	From 1979		2:54:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm βrian: My favorite intro theme ever. What gravitas!
	3:03pm JakeGould: OFMG! The theme is back! And now Nellie McKay? Nice start!
	3:03pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Hey Sheila, how ya doin'? My flight's this Wednesday!
	3:03pm P-90: Nice opening. Hi Sheila B!
	3:03pm Adrian in London: Ah, and as the theme tune plays I start to relaaaxxxxxxxx for the first time today.
	3:03pm βrian: Just saw Nellie last year. What a hoot!
	3:03pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila and everyone. Drowning our sorrows here in the ghetto of London
	3:03pm Evan From Seattle: Hello Sheila, boom boomers and sophisticates
	3:03pm JtotheK: hi sheilaB, hi boom boomers.
	3:04pm modchick: At this rate, "Smile" is going to have to become the new theme. My god.
	3:04pm Michael 98145: うれしい happy time
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Sheila and all!!
	3:04pm Rob Kopp: @Adrian: Remain with Sheila
	3:05pm Evan From Seattle: Hi Contessa and Adrian. I very nearly stayed up all night watching the news. I couldn't believe it. I'm still in shock. My friends over there seem to be going between confused as to how it could have happened and angry that it did.
	3:05pm βrian: Cliff, have you given much thought to how you're going to explain to future students how to use the hyphenated "ass" modifier?
	3:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeeeeaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh---Boom!
	3:06pm djsheilab: Hello all of you lovely people. Thank you for being here. I am in a bad way today. All this terrible news. I don't think I've been this shaken up in ages. And I send my love to everyone in Europe + beyond.
	3:07pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): βrian I have a degree in linguistics, so I'll just look up the relevant research in the journals, haha Sheila so sorry to hear that! hugs
	3:07pm Michael 98145: we have no monopoly on confusion - www.washingtonpost.com...
	3:08pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Michael 98145 - dumbasses.
	3:08pm βrian: If there are any leftover gift croissants, by the way, I can help with those.
	3:08pm Sem Chumbo: Bah-Dah-Boom. Boom. Hiya, SheilaB and all.
	3:09pm Michael 98145: again, this show is a best antidote
	3:09pm Adrian in London: Thanks Sheila, Robb and Evan. A long bike ride helped to smooth my mood but still, would you believe I've been using rather intemperate language today? But at least I'm not up to my neck in mud at the Glastonbury Festival!
	3:09pm βrian: That was a Small-England-Ass maneuver, was it not?
	3:10pm JakeGould: The Brexit vote has left me the opposite of whelmed and bobulated if there were only words that could described the opposite of whelmed and bobulated.
	3:10pm djsheilab: @Michael 98145 that's nice to hear. Thank you :)
	3:10pm Michael 98145: ( Help! I'm a Fish )
	3:11pm j-biz: ^ definitely thought it said "Welp! I'm a Fish"
	3:11pm dfb: help i'm a rock
	3:12pm djsheilab: I will most likely fall apart during my mic break. UGH!
	3:13pm Michael 98145: you have us
	3:13pm The Contessa: Courage (French accent) dear friend
	3:13pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): βrian definitely some sort of maneuver involving large numbers of Asses in England. Also saw the Telegraph reporting this morning that Sinn Fein and SNP are likely to demand independence from UK so they can rejoin EU.
	3:14pm JakeGould: “Even though I voted to leave, this morning I woke up and I just — the reality did actually hit me,” one woman told the news channel ITV News. “If I’d had the opportunity to vote again, it would be to stay.” SERENITY NOW!
	3:14pm βrian: Ah, the price of a paroxysm!
	3:14pm djsheilab: @JakeGould I just don't understand.
	3:14pm Rob Kopp: Ofcourse Wilders and Le Pen now want a referendum in The Netherlands and France.
	3:15pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): JakeGould maybe they should just hold a revote? I'm sure that new feline PM they have is a thoughtful creature
	3:15pm modchick: Loving this Solveig song. I didn't know about them.
	3:15pm JakeGould: @djsheilab: I’m going to do my laundry and watch the clothes going in circles. There is this little middle eastern kid who likes to run into this laundromat just to watch the clothes going in circles. That kid may be onto something.
	3:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: Trump will make the EU great again. And make the British Empire great again, too, for that matter. Hoo boy.
	3:16pm geezerette: Hey everybody! That Washington Post story sounds like The Onion. Scary, Trump absolutely could be installed. It CAN happen here. Sheila B. you are an emotional security blanket.
	3:16pm JakeGould: In the great scheme of things hasn’t history shown us how isolationism all works out for the best in the end? chirps chirps chirps chirps howls chirps chirps some guy shouting “Idiot!”
	3:17pm Michael 98145: It's all about those immigrants, isn't it ?
	3:18pm JakeGould: We should just unify the globe under one, united flag so we can get rid if this immigrant problem once and for all.
	3:18pm djsheilab: @JakeGould I love that idea. Nationalism is the worst.
	3:19pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Actually I know someone on Reddit who voted for Brexit, and he said for him it was the heavy-handed policies of the EU. He's definitely NOT anti-immigrant.
	3:19pm Cooh John: Hello djsheilab and all boom boomers. Love the Peter Gunn. Poison Ivy collects different versions of the song.
	3:19pm The Contessa: Sheila B for president!
	3:19pm Adrian in London: @Sheila Listened to last week's show during the week and bought the Lake Ruth seven. Trouble had played it and you reminded me of how great it was.
	3:19pm northguineahills: For some reason, I love this Pizzicato Five Album.
	3:20pm Guido from Cologne: Nationalism even doesn't serve the nation. It just pretends to.
	3:20pm djsheilab: Amen @Guido from Cologne!
	3:20pm P-90: @Sheila: Just breathe deeply, and hang in there: you're surrounded by friends at the moment.
	3:21pm Mick: Many hugs @djsheilab, and many thanks for your happiness-making show. My London friends are freaking out too, but we'll all get through it.
	3:21pm JakeGould: @djsheilab: Ha! Funny/sad anecdote about the “One Flag” thing: While I’m American born my parents were immigrants. And when I went to summer camp I was treated like an “immigrant” because of that. Anyway, we had a field trip to the United Nations and everyone got flags from the gift shop. I got a United Nations flag and everyone else got a U.S. flag. I got bullied and into minor fights the whole bus ride back to Brooklyn. Fin! Murica!
	3:21pm geezerette: This is a great group of people!
	3:21pm Rob Kopp: I think Germany welcomed more refugees than all the other 28 countries together (sorry: 27)
	3:21pm Michael 98145: @Jake, the John Birch Society wouldn't like that!
	3:22pm Rob Kopp: UK: Crash
	3:22pm djsheilab: @Geezerette Seriously! I am so comforted by all of you.
	3:22pm modchick65: @djsheilab -- Let's make the Primitives song a Long Distance Dedication to the economy.
	3:23pm JakeGould: I just came up with this cool new flag that presents a crazy new idea. www.thirstyquill.com...
	3:23pm βrian: I've always preferred the pretty flags. But then I favor sports teams according to their uniforms.
	3:23pm JakeGould: @Michael98145: Now I want a birch beer. :/
	3:24pm modchick65: This is a different version of Crash than the one I know.
	3:24pm geezerette: Good one Jake.
	3:25pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): The pound just crashed....
	3:25pm northguineahills: I even got my Pizzicato Five membership card w/ that album.
	3:25pm Rob Kopp: Austrian painter Hundertwasser came up with a flag for Israel and Palestina, hoping it would help to join these people.
	3:26pm modchick65: This set's theme seems to be partially "People Doing Things That Are Bad For Them That Others Tell Them Not To Do."
	3:26pm Rob Kopp: Here you can see Hundertwasser's flag: www.tlaxcala-int.org...
	3:26pm Adrian in London: @Modchick This version of Crash is the re-recorded version on RCA. The original was on Lazy a bit earlier.
	3:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: In U.S. news, Obama named Stonewall Inn a national historic site today. No doubt, the usual bunch of crazies will decry that just because.
	3:29pm dave c: will be with the show once ronnie spector has finished dazzling glastonbury
	3:29pm Adrian in London: @Robb Kopp Did you see that some wag had erected a Mexican flag on the border of Trump's golf club in Scotland?
	3:29pm northguineahills: awesome Ken!
	3:29pm modchick65: @Adrian, Yes, I have the one from 1988? It was on their album Lovely, I think... had the picture of her on the front with the white background. I think... There were a lot of squeal-y overdubbed guitars in this one that weren't in mine.
	3:29pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Poor New Zealand, they completely failed to change their flag to something less resembling Australia's out of sheer apathy (seriously, the black & white fern one is such a striking design, why wouldn't they go with that?!)
	3:29pm djsheilab: @Adrian Haha! Thrilled to hear it.
	3:30pm Michael 98145: thanks, Cliff. i was wondering how that turned out.
	3:30pm Adrian in London: www.theguardian.com...
	3:31pm modchick65: This Beverly song reminds me a bit of Rilo Kiley from the Blacklight record.
	3:31pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Yeah Michael 98145, they way it turned out was, "we Kiwis can't be bothered, really"
	3:32pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Awwwwwww Bryce!! Sheila, sending you more virtual hugs xoxoxo
	3:32pm The Contessa: Hugging you from afar! xx
	3:32pm Dean: The SCOTUS immigration opinion is not as dire as it seems. It merely upheld a preliminary injunction to afford time to present a case on the merits.
	3:32pm Michael 98145: what they said
	3:33pm The Contessa: My family were Armenian refugees...
	3:34pm Rob Kopp: I'm going to send a recording of this show to Geert WIlders.
	3:34pm Turnstone: It's been a horrible day...I'm in London too. We all have to try and get through this... and great music will help tonight .
	3:34pm Dean: See discussion here: http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/busy-day-in-scotus-yields-support-for-affirmative-action-roadblock-for-executive-orders/ My favorite passage: JUDY WOODRUFF: So, can you — so, what can be read into this very brief statement the court made? MARCIA COYLE: Nothing. (LAUGHTER)
	3:34pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): I can't even get a work visa in the UK or Western Europe as an American citizen (and neither can other Anglophone peoples), Eastern Europe is much easier for us
	3:34pm JakeGould: @TheContessa: Kudos!
	3:35pm modchick65: I always wanted to live in London. Since I was 12. It's my spiritual home. I lived in France twice, and all I wanted to do during that time was go to London. I can't even believe this. The country I loved is going to be gone.
	3:35pm Cooh John: Hugs and love to all. ;)
	3:35pm listener james from westwood: I don't want to see a world come about where America or Britain blocks future Sheila Bs from beginning a new life in safety and security and sharing their unique and beautiful light with their new fellow citizens.
	3:36pm Greg from ZONE 5: Preach
	3:36pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Sheila, thank you for sharing your personal story and how harrowing it was for your family to have to flee Iran.
	3:36pm The Contessa: Thnaks @Jake, they left on donkey back!
	3:37pm modchick65: @Cliff... Yeah, I tried to get a UK work visa in the 90s, but I couldn't. It was too tough. (And, unfortunately, I was too independent to marry my gay guy friend).
	3:37pm Matt ww: :'(
	3:38pm Michael 98145: bloop beep!!
	3:38pm P-90: And may I respectfully submit that maybe Brexit was NOT primarily about "nationalism" or "isolationism", or "xenophobic" immigration issues, rather a rejection of a failed experiment in"Globalization" that was economically disastrous and costing the citizens of member nations too much of their sovereignty and rights to democratic and economic self-determination. The EU: OK in theory, worth a try, but a failure for everyone except the big central banks. History may show that England is leading the way in an inevitable exodus of EU member nations. For reals.
	3:39pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): modchick65 - I've also looked into emigrating to Australia & Canada (even though the latter is COLD), and they don't really want too many Americans either....but at least they're somewhat more welcoming than UK/W.Europe
	3:39pm Davey Croquet: Oh Sheilla. That was so moving. Our hearts are breaking here in the UK. Something really, really awful has happened and I don't know how we'll ever get back what we've lost.
	3:40pm Cecile: Australia doesn't want you if you're not a brain surgeon. It's been that way for years.
	3:40pm Rob Kopp: You have a point, P-90, but Remain and talk about it and try to cange it is better than Brexit
	3:40pm JakeGould: @P-90: Blah, blah… This is not a good thing. History will prove that since it has historically been the case. Economic disparity has more to do with the crazy fear of taking the rich if you ask me. And the U.K. leaving the E.U. doesn’t change the fact that Asia is the world’s “factory” nowadays thus disenfranchising the working class all over the world.
	3:40pm The Contessa: @P-90, let's hope you're right...
	3:40pm Davey Croquet: And with respect, P-90, that is absolute nonsense. Brexit was the most xenophobic and racist political campaign in British political history, by some distance. An MP was assassinated and the most hateful opinions I've eve heard in public life were voiced every day. I live in the North of England, trust me, this is a place of great divisions.
	3:41pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): P-90 I largely agree with you, the Eurocrats in Germany/France have been fucking Greece/Spain/etc. up the ass so much since 2009 with their focacta financial policy
	3:41pm JakeGould: @djsheilab: Sad, lovely, heartfelt sentiments. Nice work!
	3:42pm Michael 98145: @Cecile, can we somehow return Keith Rupert Murdoch ??
	3:42pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): [Apologies for unsophisticated language there folks, just seems to me like this train wreck has been a long time coming]
	3:42pm Dean: More subtle discussion of U.S. v. Texas: http://www.scotusblog.com/2016/06/opinion-analysis-obama-immigration-plan-all-but-doomed/ So, not pretty, but the game ain't over.
	3:42pm Cecile: My friend's student visa is up. He's a Commonwealth citizen, but he's scrambling to find a country before his time is gone. I'm sorry to hear the campaign was so awful. And I am still stunned over the assignation of Jo Clark.
	3:42pm JakeGould: @Cliff: The word is facata. Focata is a type of Italian pizza bread, right?
	3:42pm Rob Kopp: Sorry, Sheila, that we're talking about this in your programme. On the other hand: isn't it great that we do.
	3:43pm geezerette: @Davey Croquet: Seconding support for Sheila. We need voices like yours Sheila. We can all give each other courage.
	3:43pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): JakeGould - sorry, remember you're talking to the guy who puts Nutella on matzo here! Will keep that spelling on file for the future ;)
	3:43pm Cecile: Michael, that would be a nice idea.
	3:44pm Cecile: My friends were children of immigrants. Their parents were immigrants. I don't understand any of this at all.
	3:44pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Yes, Murdoch is a kind of brain surgeon right? He's performed a lot of telelobotomies on Americans
	3:44pm JakeGould: @Cliff: Get over it. I think your practice of putting Nutella on matzo is disgusting and vile, but otherwise I respect you as much as I can respect someone I don’t know who puts Nutella on matzo.
	3:44pm listener james from westwood: @JakeGould: I humbly submit "farkakte." (copy editor scurries back to edit-hole)
	3:44pm Guido from Cologne: This must be the original of what Nothern Souul fans know as a Melba Moore song.
	3:44pm Turnstone: The Magic Touch is a cracking song.
	3:44pm The Contessa: @Jake, the bread is focaccia
	3:45pm Michael 98145: In the US of A we are either immigrants, or children of immigrants , or children of children of immigrants, on and on.
	3:45pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): JakeGould actually isn't it facaCta? Heheh. (And you should try it, it's delish)
	3:46pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): JakeGould you can't even spell Yiddish properly, hit the road Jack!!
	3:46pm JakeGould: @Cecile: As a first generation American let me explain the problem to you… People who are 3rd generation of a country or longer than that tend to be resentful for the “new” folks. Believe me when I say that the worst bullies I dealt with were other kids with similar economic backgrounds whose parents came to the U.S. decades earlier. Racism and nationalism is hatred of the new and the disconnect from your own past.
	3:46pm Cecile: Bobby Fuller was a monster songwriter, performer and producer. I'm so sad we never got to see the music he would have created.
	3:47pm JakeGould: I can’t spell right because my facacta Mac OS X spellcheck gets in the way.
	3:47pm The Contessa: An American friend just told me we can't call you morons any more... until you vote for Trump!
	3:47pm Rob Kopp: Is that Teenettes song really from '59? I thought stereo was somewhere in the 60's
	3:47pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): At least I have an excuse, most of the Yiddish I learned wasn't until I was in college.
	3:47pm Cecile: I guess I'm talking about today. I don't remember it being that bad because Upper Michigan was a real melting pot because of the mines.
	3:48pm JakeGould: @Cecile: I guess it depends. But hey.
	3:48pm Nina: Sheila, thank you for using your story to highlight the truth about what is happening in the world today. Your words and description were quite moving.
	3:48pm Cecile: A lot of things I thought were American as a kid were Lebanese, Italian, Cornish or Finnish. hahahahahha
	3:49pm listener james from westwood: Xylaroo is new to me and I am happy to be hearing them!
	3:49pm Rob Kopp: Love this "On my way". Reminds me a bit of Hinds - " Leave me alone"
	3:49pm Uncle Michael: Ooh, I like this Xylaroo.
	3:49pm βrian: My wife got tired of receiving bisons instead of bisous ("kisses"), so I put the kibosh on auto-correct.
	3:50pm JakeGould: What others are saying about the Xylaroo.
	3:50pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Yeah Cecile, all "American" food in Upstate NY is originally German/Polish/Italian/Puerto Rican/soul food/etc. :D
	3:50pm modchick65: Haha... I hear what you did there.
	3:50pm JakeGould: Bear up bisous, never say die!
	3:50pm Matt in Hillsborough: WELL
	3:51pm The Contessa: An elderly friend of mine, now dead, knew Aleister Crowley! Said he got a bad press
	3:52pm modchick65: Annette!
	3:52pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Okay, gotta stop chatting with y'all, have a friend coming at 6:30 to pick up boxes of books. (280 already entered into my spreadsheet)
	3:52pm JakeGould: Real Americans eat hot dogs that were invented by German/Jewish immigrants, french fries that were inspired by the Belgiums, down it with a beer that was created by Germans and maybe follow it up with a pizza that was created by Italians. 100% american right there!
	3:52pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): The Contessa, I'd like to chat with you about Crowley sometime! Can I contact you via your profile page?
	3:52pm JakeGould: OnTopic™: Annette doesn’t seem to happy to be holding that pineapple.
	3:53pm djsheilab: @Rob Kopp I'm happy you're all discussing these important issues here. It's been a big day for everyone.
	3:53pm Cecile: she's probably sitting on one. they are not real comfortable.
	3:53pm βrian: Those Pommes Frites make damn good beer, too.
	3:55pm Rob Kopp: My mother was born in Indonesia, so in a way I'm the son of an immigrant as well.
	3:55pm chris: uh oh
	3:55pm Dean: Velveeta!
	3:55pm P-90: @Davey C: The CAMPAIGNS run by some entities to raise support for Brexit were absolutely reprehensible for their racist, rabble-rousing tactics. But Britain getting free of the EU is a step in the right direction in the end, regardless of the ugliness of some of the debate about the vote. They're shitting bricks in Brussels already about possibly imminent similar moves by France and Spain, encouraged by Britain's departure. The EU is a ultimately a totalitarian movement, and most Europeans, in the end, are really uncomfortable with that sort of thing. Like, really suspicious and unwilling to submit, deep down.
	3:56pm Adrian in London: Ha ha ha, just seen the front page of French daily Libération twitter.com...
	3:56pm βrian: Deep sea diver discovers L'Origine du Monde!
	3:57pm Matt in Hillsborough: HEAD
	3:57pm Amanda: Alright Sheila!!!!!
	3:57pm Dean: Before the Beastie Boys there was The Monkees.
	3:58pm Rob Kopp: we're just trying to be friendly
	3:58pm βrian: @Robb Kop: Do you think you'll ever ketjap?
	3:58pm Rob Kopp: I like ketjap. I'm a rice-picker.
	3:59pm P-90: Nice shout-out to DJ Amanda!
	4:00pm Leather: Best song recorded
	4:00pm Bend Sinister: Probably my favorite song ever!
	4:01pm Guido from Cologne: Egyptian Shumba! How awesomea! Nice to have the mono.
	4:01pm The Contessa: @Cliff, happily, but I know nothing more than that. I said to my friend: "Didn't he leave his body and go round killing people?" And my friend said: "He got a bad press." My friend was in showbiz and knew everyone from Josephine Baker, to Jean Cocteau, to Charlie Chaplin, even Mistinguett! He was such a great old gent!
	4:02pm JakeGould: -610 on the DOW! Hooray! All of our 401Ks (if you have one) in the U.S. are now affected by this bullshit!
	4:02pm Adrian in London: @P-90 Membership of the EU has brought freedom of movement and trade, clean beaches, maternity and paternity leave, a huge influx of money into sectors such as transport, the arts, cancer research, student exchanges, a European Arrest Warrant, and, mostly, peace on a continent whose history is that of war and conflict. Plus, it's now going to cost more to buy vinyl records if you live in Britain cos the pressing plants are in Eastern Europe. That's a real pisser!
	4:02pm Mick: Yes! Let the maniacal dancing commence!
	4:02pm Dean: Josephine Baker! Mistinguett! I'm going to faint.
	4:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Well, dear friends, I'm'a dip now to attend a high school graduation. Maybe their generation will make things right. It'd be nice if they can provide me with some social security income down the road. Chins up! Keep on boom-boomin'!
	4:03pm The Contessa: @Dean. I know! I agree! I wrote my friend's obit and I'll see if it's still online
	4:04pm Adrian in London: See you Ken. Have a good evening!
	4:04pm Guido from Cologne: EU, totalitarian movement???
	4:05pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Haha, ok then Contessa. Were you aware that Crowley tried mescaline numerous times in the 30s and wrote a book about it? Unfortunately all known copies were lost after WWII. I would LOVE to get my hands on a copy, totally fascinated by pre-'60s psychedelic literature.
	4:05pm JakeGould: @KenFromHydePark: Whatever happens, remember this: You can't sell apples and pencils near me. Get your own corner.
	4:05pm The Contessa: @Dean, found it! www.telegraph.co.uk...
	4:05pm Dean: @The Contessa: Thank you! Will read now...
	4:06pm geezerette: We're lucky to have you Sheila! All the DJs here are artists and a pretty large percentage of listeners seem to be as well. Very comforting.
	4:06pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Have fun at the beach Sheila! You deserve a vacation. :D
	4:06pm geezerette: Cliff! Best wishes man! :D
	4:07pm Cecile: hahaha
	4:08pm The Contessa: @Cliff, yes, try Barbara Farnsworth Books in Connecticut. I'm not saying she'll have it but who knows
	4:08pm modchick65: Omg. That was totally a Barry Manilow intro. I know my Barry Manilow.
	4:08pm Honeybear: You're very strong, Sheila. Like a bear. An inspiration to us all.
	4:08pm Cecile: Cliff, let us know how the move goes!
	4:08pm geezerette: Hilarious!
	4:08pm modchick65: BARRY MANILOW.
	4:09pm modchick65: This song makes me Barry ManiHIGH.
	4:10pm Rob Kopp: Dutch singer Rosita Bloom had a song in '69 called Kees van Mars (a version of Marty the Martian) and the songs ends with the line "and we walked hand in hand ... in hand ... in hand (fading out; people from Mars have a lot of hands)
	4:10pm modchick65: He missed Even Now.
	4:10pm JakeGould: Barry ManaMEH.
	4:11pm modchick65: With an Aaron Spelling trumpet to end it!
	4:12pm Evan From Seattle: Yay Velocity Girl!
	4:12pm JakeGould: Agh! Velocity Girl! Wonderful! Thank you!
	4:12pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and boomers. Remember, on the internet no one is an immigrant.
	4:12pm JakeGould: Ack! I meant to type "Ahh!"
	4:12pm Rob Kopp: BTW: Rosita Bloom is on From The Kitchen To The Garage
	4:13pm northguineahills: Wow, Velocity Girl takes me back.....
	4:13pm JakeGould: On the Internet nobody's immigrant food is too spicy.
	4:14pm Dean: Terrific obit of Mumford! (I had to look up "demob.") How come no Wikipedia entry? I see another obit in the Guardian describes Mumford as "my friend."
	4:14pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Thanks for the tip Contessa! Probably impossible but you never know :) Will do Cecile, and thanks geezerette! Ok back to packing books :)
	4:15pm Chris from DC: Velocity Girl gets an automatic clicky star.
	4:17pm Rob Kopp: It's a pity the majority of the leave voters (everyone except Jake) probably is NOT listening to this show.
	4:19pm Dean: @Cliff: Another possible source for Crowley-ana is Amok Books in Los Angeles. They both publish and run a retail bookstore.
	4:20pm Adrian in London: Well, that bottle of cider I popped in the freezer at the start of the show is pretty chilled now
	4:20pm Rob Kopp: I'd open it
	4:21pm listener james from westwood: Glad you caught it in time, Adrian!
	4:22pm The Contessa: @Dean, he had many, many friends. He was wonderful!
	4:23pm geezerette: SHANGRI LAS!!!
	4:24pm geezerette: they're good-bad,but not evil.
	4:25pm JakeGould: Ahh! Out in the Streets! Yes!
	4:25pm Rob Kopp: First thought it was BB
	4:26pm eyenoise: I am not familiar with most of what you play. I love the Shangri-Las and listen to them all the time. And they sounded even better on your show.
	4:27pm Rob Kopp: Well, she looks a bit like BB!
	4:27pm JakeGould: @RobKopp: You believe I was with the Brexit folks? Maybe you mean P-90 dear sir!
	4:28pm modchick65: I thought that was Trial of the Bow.
	4:28pm listener james from westwood: Sweet Prince cover!
	4:29pm Matt in Hillsborough: oh wow ;_; ;_; ;_;
	4:29pm JtotheK: well, after years of looking for the Eddie Holman 45 "Eddie's My Name" I just got a call from area record store dude, he found one and has it for me. Cool!
	4:29pm Adrian in London: YES!! EPDM!! Dunno why but this year I love her SOOO much, even though I've been listening to her for years. Desperate to see her play.
	4:29pm Cecile: nice, JtotheK!
	4:30pm chris: is that a naked prince on a flying white horse? holy wow
	4:30pm Stevel: Nice cover. True to the original and unique. Mostly cool!
	4:30pm Cecile: Chris, that was back of one of this album covers.
	4:30pm Rob Kopp: Sorry Jake; I thougt you said I voted leave, but now I see it was between double quotes, so you probably quoted someone else. English is not my native langge, so please accepy my apologies
	4:32pm Cecile: I think it was his first album.
	4:33pm Adrian in London: @Rob Kopp Do you live in Utrecht?
	4:33pm rsj: worse than the black crows?
	4:34pm Adrian in London: Myra
	4:34pm Rob Kopp: Close. I'm wrking there.
	4:34pm Dean: Myra. Gore Vidal.
	4:34pm Cecile: oh! Her version of Spinning World is terrible too. Myra Breckenridge.
	4:34pm Stevel: Myra Breckinridge
	4:34pm chris: thanks, Cecile!
	4:35pm Cecile: no, that was Peggy Lee doing Spinning Wheel. Never mind. It's still strange and lousy.
	4:35pm JtotheK: I like Patti Drew version of HtH ... but this Mae West is cover is pretty damn good.
	4:36pm Mick: This is amazing!
	4:36pm modchick65: I'm out... it's Summer Fridays, and I've been here late today. Will catch up on the rest of the show on Monday.
	4:36pm Adrian in London: @Rob Kopp Home of the lovely Lilian Hak.
	4:36pm P-90: "Myra" mai-rah. From Gore Vidal's novel.
	4:36pm Dean: Geez, and all this time I thought MAE West was just an internet exchange point.
	4:36pm Listener Aaron: This Mae West track is amazing. Thank you.
	4:36pm Carmichael: Yikes, she has a voice, but she can't sing for shite.
	4:36pm Cecile: oh, I want to hear "I Want To Taste All The Fruit" from that single, too.
	4:37pm Tommy: Raquel Welch plays a transgender in Myra Brackenridge,. I really liked the film
	4:37pm Guido from Cologne: The worst? This is great!
	4:37pm Adrian in London: Hmm, there aren't any inverted commas around the word 'sings' on that Mae West LP. The band was getting away from her somewhat, wasn't it?
	4:37pm Cecile: I heard the unbutchered version of Myra Breckenridge is a crazed camp classic. I'd love to see it one year. Just cause.
	4:37pm JtotheK: This Miracles -- the flip 'Whatever Makes You Happy' is so so good!
	4:37pm djsheilab: Thanks for the "Myra" correction everyone!
	4:38pm Cecile: Yes! Rex Reed of all people has the surgery and becomes Myra Breckenridge!
	4:39pm Adrian in London: By the way everyone, I was chatting to Trouble on email this week and SHE LIVES! She's in fine fettle.
	4:39pm Rob Kopp: @Adrian. Don't know her (Lilian Hak). Will have a look after the show.
	4:40pm Adrian in London: @Rob She did a nice session on Trouble's show a while back.
	4:41pm P-90: And you know, good call @Sheila, Mae might not have been given the final backing track to sing to. They probably went to her house to record her vocal, with either the original record or some scratch track of the version they wanted to do, and finished the recording in the studio later. Ineptly.
	4:41pm βrian: @Rob: So 'ketjap' was just a play on words, FWIW.
	4:41pm Cecile: YES
	4:42pm Matt in Hillsborough: uh oh!
	4:42pm Matt in Hillsborough: wow
	4:43pm Cecile: Kiss's lyrics are like some drunk guy's bad pick-up lines. A double-edged sword as it were.
	4:43pm Carmichael: I had this song (and album) happily buried in my subconscience until now ...
	4:43pm Rob Kopp: @Brian. Ketjap is just a sauce to me :-)
	4:44pm βrian: Why not 'Dressed to Spill', then?
	4:44pm Cecile: I like the version on Alive! more.
	4:45pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): GO! GO! NANA! ICHI! HACHI! HACHI! ^_____^
	4:46pm P-90: @Cecile: The "Myra" book is brilliant, funny, worth reading. The movie, even "unbutchered", is a really bizarre attempt by a big Hollywood studio to make what we would now just call an "indie"-type unconventional film. And they had no idea how to do it . But worth seeing for its period flavor and all-around random weirdness.
	4:49pm Cecile: I'm jealous of B&B because they got to sing backup on FoTC records.
	4:49pm P-90: ...and this is the second week in a row that a Raquel Welch movie was discussed on this board. Raquel's "trending" on SBB!
	4:53pm Adrian in London: Oh, just found out Bernie Worrell's died.
	4:53pm Carmichael: @Adrian: yes, around the same time as Prince.
	4:54pm Carmichael: And Bowie. And Bowie, dammit. Don't ever let me forget Bowie.
	4:54pm Michael 98145: candy candy candy!!
	4:55pm Mandy: I love this JPop artist's song about mascara.....you get all my guilty pleasures, sheila b!
	4:55pm Adrian in London: @Carmichael Damn, it's like that Dirty 3 song, Some Summers They Drop Like Flies. 2016 can get to fuck, frankly.
	4:56pm Rob Kopp: Ralph Stanley died yesterday. And for 25 years Utrecht has one of the best bluegrass bands ever: Bluegrass Boogie Band (their new LP Grassified is excellent)
	4:56pm Cecile: that sucks.
	4:57pm Rob Kopp: sorry: Boogie Men
	4:57pm Adrian in London: That Kyary Pamyu Pamyu cover reminds me of David Schneider doing the weather on The Day Today.
	4:58pm dale: checking in to give you three thumbs up. the extra thumb is for that gorgeous catherine howe tune.
	4:58pm listener james from westwood: Wish I could link to the tweet, but agreeing w/ some rando who said Bowie's death seemed to have undone this whole year.
	5:03pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): This has to be the best book title ever: How to Good-bye Depression: If You Constrict Anus 100 Times Everyday. Malarkey? Or Effective Way? by Hiroyuki Nishigaki
	5:03pm JtotheK: excellent show as always, sheilaB -- i'll be tuned in via the app the rest of the way, thanks again!
	5:03pm Adrian in London: Pixx is from Chipstead, apparently, a little village (pub, cricket club) a few miles from me. On one of my cycling routes. Brett from Suede wrote an album there. It's rock central, clearly.
	5:04pm listener james from westwood: @Cliff: Oh man that book is 1000% bizarre.
	5:04pm geezerette: Cliff what's the plot? (snicker)
	5:05pm P-90: @Cliff: I'm gonna try to acquire the Broadway musical rights to that book.
	5:06pm Cecile: Yes! That is a funny scene. My friend bought it the first day it came out.
	5:06pm JakeGould: Meera Brackenthage?
	5:06pm Matt in Hillsborough: i've got the decline box set and i think it's about time i watched part ii tonight (or not!)
	5:07pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): He's describing Taoist inner energy techniques using broken Japanese-English through various Usenet posts. Complete with numerous replies from confused people going "Dude WTF?!?!?!?!" It's easily the most bizarre book I've ever seen published.
	5:07pm Matt in Hillsborough: ALCOHOL....IS GOOD
	5:07pm MONEYBAG$: Decline II is one of the only movies I own on blu ray. Need that extra high definition Paul Stanley footage
	5:07pm Adrian in London: @P-90 Ha, I can picture it now. Please help me stop picturing it.
	5:08pm Rob Kopp: Oh demon alcohol, sad memories I can't recall. Who thought I would say: damn it all and blow it all (Kinks 1971)
	5:08pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): So of course I had to get a copy. cue Beavis & Butthead nervous laughter Heheh. Heh. Heh. Heheheheheh. Heheheheh. Heheh. Heh. Heh.
	5:09pm Adrian in London: @Cliff You might want to hide it in your luggage. I hear the Czech authorities take a dim view of that sort of thing…
	5:10pm geezerette: Sounds hilarious! I used to wander the aisles at a Japanese market downtown laughing at the package copy. It was like poetry.
	5:11pm Stanley: Hi Guys. I know I'm late to the Brexit chat but I just wanted to say that I too am heartbroken and very much appreciate the sympathetic and objective views of my American friends.
	5:13pm Cecile: Sheila, what do you think of Girlschool?
	5:13pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Adrian - will have it shipped separately, definitely not bringing that on the plane with me!!
	5:14pm JakeGould: @Stanley: Whenever you show up with that Fat Freddy’s Cat avatar I can’t be sad. So good!
	5:15pm Adrian in London: @Cliff By the way, David Boulter from Tindersticks lives in Prague. Say hi to him, won't you?
	5:17pm listener james from westwood: Googoosh! I have this disk courtesy of the Marathon, quite possibly via this fine show!
	5:17pm Dan in Minneapolis: Googoosh! The half Persian in me just got excited.
	5:18pm JakeGould: People are Googooshing all over this track.
	5:19pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Ok Adrian....it's a pretty small town I'm sure I'll run into him at the farmer's market right? ;)
	5:20pm ?: Tell me what he said... One of London's most amazing drag queens, Regina Fong (RIP) used to finish every show with this song
	5:21pm Guido from Cologne: Never heard that song by Helen
	5:21pm Stanley: @ JakeGould: thanks. However, I've still got WFMU.
	5:21pm Cecile: that's awesome. Her voice was kind of deep, so I thought it was a guy being ahead of his time.
	5:21pm Rob Kopp: For me Raks Raks Raks - 27 Golden Garage Psych Nuggets From The Iranian 60s Scene is the best compilation from Iran
	5:23pm Guido from Cologne: Raks Raks Raks and Rangarang are teo diferent concepts, though Googoosh is on both.
	5:24pm famous original icecreamwolf: Hi all! I stayed up until 2am watching the election results and was nearly crying. What depressing news.
	5:24pm P-90: Did Regina Fong cut any albums?
	5:25pm famous original icecreamwolf: I told my boss my plans for last night was watching election news and I told her an MP had been assassinated and she had no idea about any of this....
	5:25pm RogerP: No, it was all lip synch. Look her up on You Tube
	5:26pm Carmichael: I grew up listening to Helen Shapiro and others, like Dana Gillespie. I had a little boy crush on all of 'em.
	5:26pm Dan in Minneapolis: Irma Thomas and Googoosh in one set. This is my kinda show. Keep it coming Sheila!
	5:26pm Cecile: I just did, many many clips.
	5:26pm Rob Kopp: When Leave would have lost, nobody would have been crying; now Remain lost, everybody's crying
	5:26pm Guido from Cologne: One of the best ballads ever. This vrsion sounds different to thd one i know
	5:26pm P-90: Ahhh... If anyone can help heal all psychic wounds, it's Irma...
	5:28pm Michael 98145: really?!? Irma Thomas live? wow
	5:31pm Cecile: They played their only US show in Houghton, MI one year. PJ Olsson went to my high school and his brother dated my sister.
	5:31pm Carmichael: Sheila, I can facilitate some communication.
	5:31pm Cecile: CARMICHAEL!
	5:31pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): OMG, Sheila's letter to Alan Parsons!!
	5:31pm Michael 98145: www.the-alan-parsons-project.com... might work
	5:32pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): My God. This show has been a gift today.
	5:32pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Somebody always knows how to do anything around here. I love it.
	5:32pm Cecile: me and llid were actually communicating to each other via Turn of a Friendly Card lyrics. Sheila, email Carm. He has an "in"
	5:32pm listener james from westwood: Wonderful note! Universe, work your magic and get it to AP!
	5:32pm Cecile: SHEILA EMAIL CARM NOW.
	5:33pm Carmichael: Sheila, please forward your e-mail to my attention.
	5:33pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Sheila, talk to Carmichael!!!
	5:33pm Cecile: yeah, what he said. hahaha
	5:33pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): [This is like getting Mr. Let's Paint TV's attention, hehe]
	5:34pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): PAINT A PAINTING OF VENUS!!!!!
	5:34pm danh: Cinematic? Any Julee Cruise coming up?
	5:35pm dale: tales of mystery and imagination is a favorite.
	5:35pm djsheilab: @Carmichael!!!! Oh my lord! I will forward to you. WOW! I am so happy I read this on the air. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	5:35pm Rob Kopp: Beautiful letter and keep up hope (In the end we got Ray Davies showing up on our 10th Dutch Kinks fan meeting in Utrecht in 2009)
	5:36pm Adrian in London: Hang on, Bernie Worrell's died today, not at Prince time. Gah!
	5:37pm Cecile: it still sucks. That and learning about Prince Be this week.
	5:37pm Carmichael: My pleasure. I'll make sure it gets the attention it deserves.
	5:37pm Cecile: rock on, Carm.
	5:38pm Carmichael: @Adrain: really?? My apologies, I thought I saw that a few weeks ago. Maybe another sad keyboardist passing? Oh hell, I bet it was Keith Emerson ...
	5:38pm djsheilab: @Carmichael I am so grateful. Wasn't expecting this at all. Thank you so so much for your help.
	5:39pm Carmichael: @cecile: :)
	5:39pm Adrian in London: That Steady Holiday track was lovely, as is, hang on, this is FAYE WONG?!?! Love her! This is great!!
	5:39pm Cecile: Sheila, it's how Carm and me bonded hahahhaha.
	5:40pm Adrian in London: @Carmichael Oh, don;t worry, it's nothing
	5:40pm Carmichael: I guess my secret is out ...
	5:40pm Cecile: not much of a secret. hahahahhahha
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this is purty...
	5:42pm Cecile: but how cool!!!
	5:43pm djsheilab: Your secret has made my day!!! @Carmichael
	5:43pm listener james from westwood: Oh hell yes to this Davis track!
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...what a tasty set...
	5:48pm Stanley: This is nice
	5:49pm geezerette: Sheila B.,thanks for the music and for always saying what your listeners are thinking / feeling.
	5:49pm Cecile: hahaha I always said that Poison wrote the song that would have given the NY Dolls a hit. It's their only good song.
	5:50pm Cliff (moving to Prague!): Taking off early today, thanks Sheila & everybody! And good luck with Alan Parsons!!
	5:50pm Rob Kopp: Maybe it's a bit early to say goodbye already, but have a nice holiday, Sheila. Hopefully you're going home feeling a little bit better than the mood you were in at the start of this show.
	5:50pm Stevel: Great music and company for a beautiful afternoon! Thank you.
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I wish this was the Dolls. Indeed.
	5:51pm Michael 98145: Yes! wishing you a great vacation; we will miss you.
	5:51pm P-90: We love you Sheila! Enjoy that vacation. (Post photos!) We'll miss you. And can't WAIT to hear your Alan Parsons interview!
	5:52pm Carmichael: Those are guys on the Poison cover, right?!
	5:53pm chris: lets just say a birth cert may be in order to use restrooms in NC, they're just so pretty
	5:54pm dale: this has a bobby sherman vibe, but johnny can actually hit a note unlike bobby.
	5:55pm Cecile: oh, this is great.
	5:55pm Michael 98145: perfect
	5:56pm Rob Kopp: the best song to end the show
	5:56pm Listener Aaron: Well played and well placed.
	5:56pm geezerette: perfect!
	5:56pm listener james from westwood: Perfect capper, Sheila! Thanks mightily for the show, and have a fabbo vacation!
	5:56pm JakeGould: Nice Monty Python ending here!
	5:56pm The Contessa: @Sheila, duly cheered, thank you! Great show! I repeat Sheila B for president! xx
	5:56pm Rafer: Perfect song for today. Thank you.
	5:56pm Adrian in London: WIll I be casting a shadow by pointing out that John Cleese was up for a Brexit?
	5:57pm dale: ....life's a piece of poo....
	5:57pm Guido from Cologne: Crucify me!
	5:57pm chris: life's a piece of shit, when you look at it, so look on the bright side of life!
	5:57pm djsheilab: Thank you everyone! I've definitely cheered up. You guys are the best!!!
	5:57pm Cecile: Carm, let's put it this way. Michelle Visage would be schooling them on their makeup skills if they were on Drag Race. I can see lines!
	5:57pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): weeping. Also, doesn't it say something that the most powerful shit I've listened to today has come from the late 70s? Not a fucking joke people. We're heading right back there.
	5:57pm Adrian in London: @Sheila and listeners: thank you, thank you, thank you for this lovely show and comments. Feel recharged. xxx
	5:58pm Stanley: I'm whistlin' along. Thanks Sheila. have a lovely holiday.
	6:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: The graduates are taking the stage. Have a fun, relaxing weekend, Sheila!s
	6:00pm Cecile: Bryan right now it almost feels like the 1870s
	6:01pm nightjeans: talk dirty to me!
	6:02pm JakeGould: @Cecile: rimshot
	7:36pm Michael Shelley: Shelia - you always do a great show ! What a thrill to be shouted out to! You always put yourself out there, which is so refreshing & makes for such great radio! Have a great vacation!

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from June 24, 2016

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