WFMU: LoriHajiTura with DJ GeorgyGirl: Playlist from September 2, 2019

Listener comments!
	4:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hey there! LoriHajiTura is Anti Labour Day today with a nice relaxing mix ;-) All YOU have to do is take off your shoes and find an easy chair :-)
	4:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Out of curiousity ... why IS it called Labour Day?
	4:54pm Linda Lee: Labor Day is a day of appreciation for those who work for compensation, from a time when the US had strong labor movements. hi!
	4:56pm Linda Lee: (then came the Reagan Revolution. may his spirit roast.)
	5:01pm melinda: Hi all
	5:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hello! :-)
	5:02pm Linda Lee: hi hi! that 'Georgy Girl' new? or just new to me?
	5:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Should be the same :-) lol How are you? :-)
	5:04pm Linda Lee: have done absolutely nothing today that i should have. :-) you sound very chipper today!
	5:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've been trying to think more positive thoughts :-) Kick-starting my anxious brain and all that :-)
	5:06pm Linda Lee: amazing. i have too. maybe it's time.
	5:07pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Great minds, you see! :-)
	5:07pm Linda Lee: Frenesi! big hit! i told you the story of my nights at the Copacabana as an infant, yes? this is what we heard there ~ so i have a soft feeilng for this kind of sound.
	5:07pm Linda Lee: yes, superior minds. :-D
	5:07pm Mr Fab: Am cha cha-ing about my kitchen. Hi all!
	5:08pm Linda Lee: show us those cha cha heels, Mr F! :-)
	5:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I don't remember you telling that story, no! Please do! :-)
	5:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hey, Mr Fab! :-)
	5:11pm Linda Lee: oh! short version: when my parents married, my father was a bookmaker for the latin syndicate in nyc & that's where he often did business at night, bringing along my mom & then, when i arrived, me. my parents didn't believe in baby sitters, so they just checked me with the coats.
	5:11pm Linda Lee: absolutely true story.
	5:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: What an experience!!!! That's fabulous :-)
	5:13pm Linda Lee: i was a tiny infant & don't remember anything really, but i do have a feel for the music. :-)
	5:13pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The thing is, as long as kids are safe and fed and warm, they soak up all experiences and adventures in life and it makes for more well-rounded people I feel. :-)
	5:14pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'm imagining how the people must have dressed and danced :-)
	5:14pm Linda Lee: absolutely.
	5:15pm Linda Lee: oh darling, they dressed to the nines! :-)
	5:15pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-D
	5:16pm Linda Lee: www.gettyimages.co.uk...
	5:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I love the hats :-)
	5:18pm Linda Lee: for a while i had a photo of my parents at the club ~ taken by the cigarette girl, i'm sure ~ which was probably not a great idea, as my father was sitting with the chief of police in his business district ~ but there they all were, looking stunning.
	5:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Back when cigarette girls were all cute as buttons :-) I do love seeing the old photos of people in their best clothes
	5:21pm Linda Lee: oh yes. it was de rigueur to dress nicely at nightclubs then.
	5:22pm nostrangerer: A listener raising his hand. Never been to Spain. But I'm not a Brit. Regards.
	5:22pm Linda Lee: oh gosh, the bullfighting posters. they were very popular. very florid indeed.
	5:23pm Linda Lee: your parents liked to travel! good for them!
	5:24pm DJ GeorgyGirl: To be honest, I've never been to Spain either ... just remember all the kitsch holiday stuff that my parents brought back ;-) @Linda - I'm still impressed with my parents' courage in emigrating from the UK to Canada. They must have been terrified.
	5:25pm Linda Lee: that is impressive! why did they emigrate?
	5:26pm Linda Lee: have you told us before?
	5:27pm melinda: I like how it switches over to Guantanamera. That was one of the first things I learned in 4th grade Spanish class. Reminds me of being excited to start at a new school.
	5:27pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They didn't feel like they were any prospects or opportunities - "something's gotta give", that kind of feeling. And they heard The Animals "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place" on the radio ... and went to London the next day. Originally, they decided on New Zealand, but they were over-subscribed, so my parents ended up going to Canada House instead. They needed £1,000, a job offer, and travel.
	5:28pm Linda Lee: amazing. i can definitely imagine being intensely moved by that song. they dd all right then?
	5:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They had some savings which they topped up by selling most of their furniture, my father got a job offer from an architect's firm in Vancouver, and then they booked us on to a boat that went from Southampton to Montreal. Train from Montreal to Vancouver the other end :-) My father LOVED Canada, my mother not so much, which is why when my parents split up in the 70s my mother and I came back here.
	5:32pm Linda Lee: ah! your folks split up too! and your father stayed? by the time you got back i'd imagine Britain had perked up a bit. when you left it was still a bit war torn, going by films & newsreels from the time.
	5:32pm melinda: @GG what did your mom not like about Canada?
	5:34pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @melinda - I think she just never really settled there :-( @Linda - we left early '66, so kind of at the Swinging point ;-) But we were way outside of London so not quite so swinging lol
	5:35pm Linda Lee: right. all of the UK was not London. :-) this Feliciano number reminds me of that hit from Sergio Mendes that we loved so much.. mas que nada!
	5:35pm melinda: I can imagine how hard it might be to settle in another country.
	5:35pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Which you might hear later ;-)
	5:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My father's more sociable than my mother so he was better at making new friends. My mother just missed her family really, I think.
	5:36pm Linda Lee: oh lovely. just love that one. everything good about my childhood is in it. :-)
	5:37pm DJ GeorgyGirl: All this music puts me in a very happy childhood place :-)
	5:38pm Linda Lee: it is very hard on a woman close to her family to leave them for a different country. my american born friend in edinburgh's had a very hard time with that ~ still feels it, after 25 years!
	5:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Was that an artistic move? (I'm thinking Fringe :-) )
	5:40pm Linda Lee: oh you poor woman. Turkey In The Straw!
	5:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I hate that song. lol
	5:41pm melinda: That sounds awful. Turkey in the Straw is a standard tune for ice cream trucks over here.
	5:41pm DJ GeorgyGirl: God - they play it on ice-cream trucks???? That would drive me insane. lol.
	5:41pm Linda Lee: no, nothing so great as that. she met & fell in love with a Scot in New York & they married in an attempt to make a life together here. alas Scotland Yard wouldn't allow it. they came up with a hashish bust from his teen years & he was given the boot. so they both left.
	5:41pm Linda Lee: i think she did very well, frankly.
	5:43pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've never been to Edinburgh but it looks absolutely gorgeous and is on my list :-)
	5:43pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'm trying to think the furthest North I've been in the UK .. probably Liverpool.
	5:43pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Wait ... or Newcastle. On of the two. Never made it to Scotland tho.
	5:44pm Linda Lee: oh Windy! talk about childhood memories! my mother's oldest brother managed the Association throughout their big years in the 60s ~ my first concert! we always saw them perform when they came out east. they'd send a limousine for my immigrant grandparents to bring them to the shows.
	5:44pm Mr Fab: Yay, Windy! (Ok, back to cleaning. Having a party here this Sat)
	5:45pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I love The Association!!! Definite childhood favourites :-)
	5:45pm Linda Lee: i must visit the UK. she's been inviting me for 25 years now! i'd best go before i'm too old for it.
	5:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: You must!!! Think of all the cake and tea ;-)
	5:46pm Linda Lee: i have a vague memory of their visiting out house out on long island in '65 or '66. i liked the drummer. his name was Ted. he was responsive & that charmed me.
	5:47pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-)
	5:47pm Linda Lee: yes. i know!! sounds divine. that's 'our' house, not 'out' house.
	5:48pm Linda Lee: love the Vince Guaraldi! sweet arrangement.
	5:48pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I had a brief humorous moment imagining The Association visiting a lavatory ;-)
	5:48pm Linda Lee: ahahaa! yes, they visited ours! :-)
	5:49pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Vince Guaraldi is someone who instantly makes me happy. I adore him. :-)
	5:49pm Mr Fab: Ha ha, imaginging the entirety of The Association going to an out house.
	5:49pm Mr Fab: and then along comes Mary...
	5:50pm Linda Lee: well, sure! :-D :D do you think VG was your intro to improvisational music, GG?
	5:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hmmm ... probably. I was obsessed with Peanuts as a child, so that makes sense. :-)
	5:52pm Linda Lee: there might've been an outhouse there at one time .. the house was very old.. but we definitely had a bathroom. with sink! love this 'tico tico'!!
	5:53pm Linda Lee: you too? gosh i was too. what was childhood in the 60s without Peanuts? they were colossal.
	5:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My mother and stepfather bought a house (end of terrace Victorian) in the mid 80s and that still had an outside loo. Much building and converting later to get a whole bathroom!
	5:54pm Linda Lee: i had a Peanuts t shirt i would not allow to be washed. i loved it so much. they had to resort to trickery to get out away from me.
	5:54pm Linda Lee: yes. eventually the women had to have indoor bathing.
	5:55pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I still have my Snoopy dog bowl. :-) I requested it for my 13th birthday ... for me. Let me explain. I am a cereal fiend. And I figured out that you can get half a box of cereal in a dog bowl. ;-)
	5:55pm Linda Lee: why am i putting the word 'out' in the wrong places today?
	5:55pm Linda Lee: wow!! brilliant. :-D
	5:56pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The lateral thinking of a glutton ;-)
	5:57pm Rich in Washington: Hi DJ GeorgyGirl! Hi Linda Lee!
	5:57pm Linda Lee: well, i love cereal too. it's nice.
	5:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi Rich!! :-)
	5:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda - favourite cereal? :-)
	5:58pm Linda Lee: hi Rich! here comes something lovely for Peter Fonda!
	5:58pm Mr Fab: We want to be free! Free to ride our machines without being hassled by The Man!
	5:58pm Linda Lee: now or in the 60s? :-D
	5:59pm Linda Lee: gosh, suddenly i wanna get loaded..
	5:59pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Mine is Cap'n Crunch. Even if you lose all the skin from the roof of your mouth eating it ... I love that cereal.
	5:59pm Linda Lee: oh my word. that was my absolute fave as a kid!! i'd sit down with the new box & eat the whole thing.
	6:00pm Rich in Washington: St. Peter. Watched him again in The Limey just a few days before he died.
	6:00pm Rich in Washington: Hi Mr. F!
	6:00pm melinda: I forgot he was in The Limey.
	6:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I liked The Limey :-)
	6:01pm Linda Lee: wow!! i still know the words to 'early in the morning'! this was a hit for the 60s. yes.
	6:01pm Linda Lee: let's have a look at The Limey tonight. thanks for the suggestion!
	6:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's a very jaunty version :-)
	6:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The song not The Limey! Nothing jaunty whatsoever about The Limey!
	6:03pm Linda Lee: yes. very.
	6:04pm Linda Lee: Paul Mauriat could use the strings. sometimes the string arrangements curl my teeth, but this isn't bad.
	6:04pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I know what you mean ... although the "clean up on aisle 3" moments make me chuckle in these songs. :-)
	6:05pm Rich in Washington: The Limey is one of Soderberg's best films, imo. A great performance by Terrance Stamp as well as Peter Fonda.
	6:06pm Linda Lee: i think the strings made sense for the limitations of sound reproduction at the time, when strings were popular. digital sometimes renders strings really tinny.
	6:06pm Linda Lee: Eastern! the Wings of Man!
	6:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Today's show is making me remember ... I lived in Bonn in the then West Germany in the mid 80s for about 7 months, and one day my friends and I visited one of the US army bases there. It was like someone had picked up Picket Fence, New Hampshire and plonked it down in Bonn. They had a whole US supermarket. Fabulous. You had to pay in dollars so we couldn't buy anything but it was fun to visit. :-)
	6:07pm Linda Lee: oh yes. clean up in aisle 3. yes. definitely.
	6:08pm Linda Lee: was it fun? a bit surreal, sure!
	6:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That bit in "Animal House" where the pledges have to shop lift from the supermarket and you can hear "Theme From A Summer Place" over the speakers :-)
	6:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It was super surreal :-)
	6:09pm Linda Lee: i still remember supermarket muzak very well. now it's David Bowie.
	6:10pm Linda Lee: 'regretsy' sounds fabulous :-D
	6:10pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's hilarious and terrifying in equal measure ;-)
	6:10pm melinda: I forgot about that scene in Animal House.
	6:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @melinda - Theme From A Summer Place always says "supermarket" to me :-)
	6:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Girl From Ipanema on the other hand ... is "Please hold, caller..." ;-)
	6:13pm melinda: My cousin was stationed at one of those bases in Germany in the 70s, from his stories it sounds like what you described. Still lives there as a civilian.
	6:14pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Germany's a beautiful country :-) Really pretty countryside.
	6:15pm Linda Lee: ahahaha! i have a different association. i'm 6 or 7 years old & find i like watching the young girls on the beach too, just like the guy singing!
	6:15pm Mr Fab: I remember going thru my records in the pre internet days and realized i had like 18 versions of “Girl from Ipanema.” Moog versions, disco versions, females singing “The Boy from Ipanema”, you name it...
	6:16pm Rich in Washington: I love supermarket music. There are a few really long playlists from KMart on Archive.org and I really enjoy listening to the live streaming Seeburg 1000 system.
	6:16pm Linda Lee: playlists from kmart! amazing!
	6:16pm Mr Fab: I edited out some excerpts for the stream, Rich
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: Wasn't Theme From Summer Place the record they'd put on during medication time in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, or did I imagine it.
	6:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: And then of course ... there's the closing scene of "The Stepford Wives" ....
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: If I'm not mistaken, one of the KMart streams includes VO announcements, as they're from some collection of open reels.
	6:18pm Walter Wanderley: think i'll change my name. i love this one!
	6:18pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-D
	6:19pm Walter Wanderingly: oh my god!!! it is!! a taste of honey!!!!!! yes!!
	6:19pm Rich in Washington: That wasn't you playing Klaus Wunderlich doing Tico Tico at the start of your show, was it?
	6:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There you go :-)
	6:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Rich - it was indeed :-)
	6:20pm melinda: @Rich I think it was something else but same style, strings and such.
	6:20pm Linda Lee: this is '60s summers on long island, Lady! i'm right back there now.
	6:20pm melinda: Great to hear Herb.
	6:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I run a friendly time machine :-)
	6:21pm Linda Lee: yes you do. :-) we lived right on the bay & we'd sit on the dock all day long with the transistor radio. fabulous.
	6:22pm Linda Lee: glad i got that one right.
	6:22pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I just whacked my elbow on the windowsill next to my desk. jsadhakshfahfH!!!!!***HGSDHASG!!! :-(
	6:22pm Linda Lee: ow!!!! :-(
	6:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Who puts a windowsill under a window, eh? I ask you ... lol
	6:23pm Linda Lee: sadists. sadists do.
	6:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Good job I wasn't live on the mic ;-)
	6:24pm Linda Lee: at least there's no fcc concern..
	6:27pm Otis Fodder: Stolling back indoors after a sunny Labour Day before the moon arrives. Hello fellow friends.
	6:27pm spacebrother: OK. Today's show is ready. Now listening!
	6:27pm Linda Lee: hi Otis!
	6:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hello, Otis! You're almost at your ident ;-) Hi, Greg! There was a dedication for you earlier :-)
	6:28pm Otis Fodder: Hi Linda, oh and in a bit of a late reply... Yes, I have watched 'The Apple'... another great 70's flick in the same box as Phantom!
	6:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The Apple?
	6:29pm Linda Lee: are you talking about the wooden puzzle shapes? cubes, spheres? hi Greg!
	6:29pm Otis Fodder: How is it, I always come in at the ids, funny. Seems lately days I'm working or out and hit the stream after 5pm-ish. Yesterday, I gushed a bit about Phantom and Paul Williams and played Beef/Undead... and Linda asked about The Apple film.
	6:29pm spacebrother: Hey Linda!
	6:30pm Donnie (Davenport, IA): HAPPY LABOUR DAY EVERYONE!!!
	6:30pm spacebrother: Hello Mr. Otis!
	6:30pm Linda Lee: great! yes, had to think of The Apple when we thought of the Phantom.
	6:30pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow! The Apple. It's fantastic. I have the soundtrack.
	6:30pm spacebrother: ..and hello Rich if you're still here.
	6:30pm Otis Fodder: I sound like someone injected an arabica coffee blend in my arm.
	6:31pm Rich in Washington: Hi Spacebrother! Looking forward to your show today! Hey Otis!
	6:32pm Otis Fodder: I will also go to Xanadu and the fantastic Can't Stop The Music with Steve Gutenberg as the Village People's producer... but... I will never watch Sgt Peppers with the Bee Gees again unless someone comes over with 2-3 bottles of Rose. One will not do.
	6:32pm Linda Lee: :-D arabica! :-D
	6:32pm spacebrother: Ah shit Otis, Phantom of the Paradise. Should play some of that soon. I met Gerrit Graham once. Very nice guy.
	6:33pm Linda Lee: i have never seen Sgt Pepper with the BeeGees. i may never do so.
	6:33pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Gerrit Graham!!! I am fangirling :-)
	6:33pm Otis Fodder: I am a huge fan of Paraside. From my Death Records tee to buttons to the soundtrack (upgraded on vinyl several times). Fanboy, yea.
	6:34pm Otis Fodder: One day I want to get an OG box office poster of Phantom, one day. Frame that sucker. Head in a record press shot would be the best.
	6:34pm Linda Lee: not this Otto Weiss track is choice. just fabulous.
	6:34pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Did I do the Modernists Phantom show when you were on Wednesdays or was it before that?
	6:36pm Otis Fodder: Not sure, have to look in the archives. I was only on Wed for 1 month in July. Loving lazy Sunday now.
	6:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've been catching up with your Sunday show in the kitchen during the week :-)
	6:38pm Linda Lee: speaking of 70s soundtracks, heard the most wonderful soundtrack earlier to the japanese horror/fantasy flick "house (hausu)". find it if you can.
	6:38pm Otis Fodder: Oh, I want to see House, it's on my mental watch list.
	6:38pm Linda Lee: I must find the Modernists Phantom show!
	6:39pm spacebrother: I actually have an original one sheet of the Phantom poster.
	6:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I LOVE HAUSU!!!!!!! That entire film is a fabulous trip!!!! :-) I used to do a cinema night here in Brighton with oddball double bills and I ran Hausu one night :-)
	6:39pm Otis Fodder: Looking, but I don't see it. GG, was the Phantom show recent?
	6:40pm Linda Lee: i thought i'd be in the mood this evening, after seeing Obayahsi's earlier flic 'emotions'.
	6:40pm Linda Lee: ok, it's decided. i'm seeing House this evening. :-)
	6:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Here you go: www.wfmu.org...
	6:41pm Linda Lee: beautiful! thanks GG!
	6:42pm Otis Fodder: I think I missed that one, will give it a listen later tonight while catching up on work.
	6:43pm Linda Lee: were those flics at the seaside, GG?
	6:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I went to the wedding of some friends back in the 90s and the DJ was being a smart arse and playing trendy music ... and no one was getting up. So one of my other friends took over, put Tom Jones "Help Yourself" on the deck and the entire venue got up and danced. lol.
	6:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda - they were above a Goth pub :-)
	6:45pm Linda Lee: fabulous. :-D
	6:45pm Otis Fodder: Listening and moving to Bluetooth speaker in kitchen. Pulling out the stove and cleaning behind today, gonna be gross and then make a crazy salad, can ya dig it. Nice to catch everyone on chat.
	6:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Greg is after me! www.wfmu.org...
	6:46pm Linda Lee: wow!! isn't this Kicky!! :-D :-D
	6:46pm spacebrother: This track would break through the thickest depression.
	6:47pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This track will clean behind Otis' stove :-)
	6:47pm Linda Lee: la paloma farewell ~ very quickly! :-D
	6:48pm Linda Lee: James Last!! but this is juicy.
	6:48pm spacebrother: I will now play Bob Wills' version of 'Paloma' as the first track on my show.
	6:48pm Linda Lee: :-)
	6:48pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've just realised I missed a trick ... I should have ended this set with a track with" stone" in the title. Ha! ;-) Ah well.
	6:51pm Linda Lee: Eastern! the Wings of Man! :-D
	6:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Altogether now! :-)
	6:51pm Linda Lee: ow!!!!!!! :-D !!!!! turn that up!!!
	6:52pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This song is EVERYTHING :-)
	6:52pm Linda Lee: this is just the most wonderful thing :-D
	6:53pm Linda Lee: SOOOO wonderful!!!!! <3
	6:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I am imagining that we are all around a pool and drinking our cocktails and chatting and dancing :-)
	6:54pm Linda Lee: FAAAAABULOUSSssss :-D thank you GG!! :-)
	6:55pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank YOU - I genuinely appreciate it when you all listen and chat :-)
	6:55pm Linda Lee: needed that one, love! :-D
	6:55pm spacebrother: The music was like a nice drink in a cool swimming pool with cool people.
	6:56pm Rich in Washington: Wonderful show today, DJ GeorgyGirl! It makes me want to go to a 70s supermarket to shop for cocktail mixers!
	6:56pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I am sending everyone a hug :-)
	6:57pm Linda Lee: my summer was shyte! :-D i must get up & get something done here. but i'll be listening in, Greg!
	6:57pm Linda Lee: hugs! :-)
	6:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: <3
	6:58pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank you, everyone! :-)
	6:58pm Linda Lee: also, i've decided i'm tattooing 'mas que nada' on my neck as soon as it's feasible.
	6:58pm Rich in Washington: See you on the radio Wednesday!
	6:58pm Linda Lee: thanks GG!
	6:59pm Mr Fab: Thanks for another audio holiday, GG!
	7:01pm nostrangerer: Enjoyed the holiday music during this rainy (in NYC) holiday.

LoriHajiTura with DJ GeorgyGirl: Playlist from September 2, 2019

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
Stelvio Cipriani	Papaya "Papaya" by "Stelvio Cipriani"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Billy May's Rico Mambo Orchestra	Frenesi	0:06:23 (Pop-up)
Augusto Alguero	La, La, La "La, La, La" by "Augusto Alguero"	0:09:29 (Pop-up)
Cal Tjader	Along Comes Mary "Along Comes Mary" by "Cal Tjader"	0:11:49 (Pop-up)
Ray Davies Button Down Brass	Martinique	0:16:04 (Pop-up)

Harry Stoneham	Chando Sali De Cuba/Guantanamera	0:22:28 (Pop-up)
Nelson Riddle & His Orchestra	Sao Paolo	0:27:02 (Pop-up)
Jose Feliciano	Nena Na Na "Nena Na Na" by "Jose Feliciano"	0:30:59 (Pop-up)
Franck Pourcel	La Nave Del Olvido	0:34:24 (Pop-up)

Astrud Gilberto	Windy "Windy" by "Astrud Gilberto"	0:40:52 (Pop-up)
Martin Denny	A Taste Of Honey "A Taste Of Honey" by "Martin Denny"	0:43:51 (Pop-up)
Vince Guaraldi	Nobody Else "Nobody Else" by "Vince Guaraldi"	0:46:48 (Pop-up)
Klaus Wunderlich	Tico, Tico "Tico, Tico" by "Klaus Wunderlich"	0:50:50 (Pop-up)

Percy Faith	Ballad Of Easy Rider "Ballad Of Easy Rider" by "Percy Faith"	0:57:10 (Pop-up)
Ray Conniff	Early In The Morning "Early In The Morning" by "Ray Conniff"	1:00:01 (Pop-up)
Paul Mauriat	La Reine De Saba "La Reine De Saba" by "Paul Mauriat"	1:02:16 (Pop-up)
Bert Kaempfert	Shepherd's Cha Cha	1:06:16 (Pop-up)

The Brass Ring	Girl From Ipanema "Girl From Ipanema" by "The Brass Ring"	1:11:43 (Pop-up)
Walter Wanderley	Bossa Na Praia "Bossa Na Praia" by "Walter Wanderley"	1:14:46 (Pop-up)
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass	A Taste Of Honey	1:18:28 (Pop-up)
Laurindo Almeida	Simplicidade "Simplicidade" by "Laurindo Almeida"	1:21:47 (Pop-up)

Les Baxter	Sway "Sway" by "Les Baxter"	1:27:44 (Pop-up)
The Mystic Moods Orchestra	Puerte De Manzanillo	1:30:11 (Pop-up)
Otto Weiss & His Rhythms	Autumn Leaves	1:33:03 (Pop-up)
Osmar Milito	Eu Bebo Sim "Eu Bebo Sim" by "Osmar Milito"	1:36:06 (Pop-up)

The Living Brass	Help Yourself "Help Yourself" by "The Living Brass"	1:42:35 (Pop-up)
Dieter Reith	Mexican Paloma "Mexican Paloma" by "Dieter Reith"	1:45:13 (Pop-up)
James Last	La Paloma "La Paloma" by "James Last"	1:47:48 (Pop-up)
Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66	Mais Que Nada	1:51:16 (Pop-up)

Helmut Zacharias	Mexico Melody "Mexico Melody" by "Helmut Zacharias"	1:57:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hey there! LoriHajiTura is Anti Labour Day today with a nice relaxing mix ;-) All YOU have to do is take off your shoes and find an easy chair :-)
	4:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Out of curiousity ... why IS it called Labour Day?
	4:54pm Linda Lee: Labor Day is a day of appreciation for those who work for compensation, from a time when the US had strong labor movements. hi!
	4:56pm Linda Lee: (then came the Reagan Revolution. may his spirit roast.)
	5:01pm melinda: Hi all
	5:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hello! :-)
	5:02pm Linda Lee: hi hi! that 'Georgy Girl' new? or just new to me?
	5:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Should be the same :-) lol How are you? :-)
	5:04pm Linda Lee: have done absolutely nothing today that i should have. :-) you sound very chipper today!
	5:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've been trying to think more positive thoughts :-) Kick-starting my anxious brain and all that :-)
	5:06pm Linda Lee: amazing. i have too. maybe it's time.
	5:07pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Great minds, you see! :-)
	5:07pm Linda Lee: Frenesi! big hit! i told you the story of my nights at the Copacabana as an infant, yes? this is what we heard there ~ so i have a soft feeilng for this kind of sound.
	5:07pm Linda Lee: yes, superior minds. :-D
	5:07pm Mr Fab: Am cha cha-ing about my kitchen. Hi all!
	5:08pm Linda Lee: show us those cha cha heels, Mr F! :-)
	5:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I don't remember you telling that story, no! Please do! :-)
	5:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hey, Mr Fab! :-)
	5:11pm Linda Lee: oh! short version: when my parents married, my father was a bookmaker for the latin syndicate in nyc & that's where he often did business at night, bringing along my mom & then, when i arrived, me. my parents didn't believe in baby sitters, so they just checked me with the coats.
	5:11pm Linda Lee: absolutely true story.
	5:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: What an experience!!!! That's fabulous :-)
	5:13pm Linda Lee: i was a tiny infant & don't remember anything really, but i do have a feel for the music. :-)
	5:13pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The thing is, as long as kids are safe and fed and warm, they soak up all experiences and adventures in life and it makes for more well-rounded people I feel. :-)
	5:14pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'm imagining how the people must have dressed and danced :-)
	5:14pm Linda Lee: absolutely.
	5:15pm Linda Lee: oh darling, they dressed to the nines! :-)
	5:15pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-D
	5:16pm Linda Lee: www.gettyimages.co.uk...
	5:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I love the hats :-)
	5:18pm Linda Lee: for a while i had a photo of my parents at the club ~ taken by the cigarette girl, i'm sure ~ which was probably not a great idea, as my father was sitting with the chief of police in his business district ~ but there they all were, looking stunning.
	5:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Back when cigarette girls were all cute as buttons :-) I do love seeing the old photos of people in their best clothes
	5:21pm Linda Lee: oh yes. it was de rigueur to dress nicely at nightclubs then.
	5:22pm nostrangerer: A listener raising his hand. Never been to Spain. But I'm not a Brit. Regards.
	5:22pm Linda Lee: oh gosh, the bullfighting posters. they were very popular. very florid indeed.
	5:23pm Linda Lee: your parents liked to travel! good for them!
	5:24pm DJ GeorgyGirl: To be honest, I've never been to Spain either ... just remember all the kitsch holiday stuff that my parents brought back ;-) @Linda - I'm still impressed with my parents' courage in emigrating from the UK to Canada. They must have been terrified.
	5:25pm Linda Lee: that is impressive! why did they emigrate?
	5:26pm Linda Lee: have you told us before?
	5:27pm melinda: I like how it switches over to Guantanamera. That was one of the first things I learned in 4th grade Spanish class. Reminds me of being excited to start at a new school.
	5:27pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They didn't feel like they were any prospects or opportunities - "something's gotta give", that kind of feeling. And they heard The Animals "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place" on the radio ... and went to London the next day. Originally, they decided on New Zealand, but they were over-subscribed, so my parents ended up going to Canada House instead. They needed £1,000, a job offer, and travel.
	5:28pm Linda Lee: amazing. i can definitely imagine being intensely moved by that song. they dd all right then?
	5:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They had some savings which they topped up by selling most of their furniture, my father got a job offer from an architect's firm in Vancouver, and then they booked us on to a boat that went from Southampton to Montreal. Train from Montreal to Vancouver the other end :-) My father LOVED Canada, my mother not so much, which is why when my parents split up in the 70s my mother and I came back here.
	5:32pm Linda Lee: ah! your folks split up too! and your father stayed? by the time you got back i'd imagine Britain had perked up a bit. when you left it was still a bit war torn, going by films & newsreels from the time.
	5:32pm melinda: @GG what did your mom not like about Canada?
	5:34pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @melinda - I think she just never really settled there :-( @Linda - we left early '66, so kind of at the Swinging point ;-) But we were way outside of London so not quite so swinging lol
	5:35pm Linda Lee: right. all of the UK was not London. :-) this Feliciano number reminds me of that hit from Sergio Mendes that we loved so much.. mas que nada!
	5:35pm melinda: I can imagine how hard it might be to settle in another country.
	5:35pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Which you might hear later ;-)
	5:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My father's more sociable than my mother so he was better at making new friends. My mother just missed her family really, I think.
	5:36pm Linda Lee: oh lovely. just love that one. everything good about my childhood is in it. :-)
	5:37pm DJ GeorgyGirl: All this music puts me in a very happy childhood place :-)
	5:38pm Linda Lee: it is very hard on a woman close to her family to leave them for a different country. my american born friend in edinburgh's had a very hard time with that ~ still feels it, after 25 years!
	5:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Was that an artistic move? (I'm thinking Fringe :-) )
	5:40pm Linda Lee: oh you poor woman. Turkey In The Straw!
	5:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I hate that song. lol
	5:41pm melinda: That sounds awful. Turkey in the Straw is a standard tune for ice cream trucks over here.
	5:41pm DJ GeorgyGirl: God - they play it on ice-cream trucks???? That would drive me insane. lol.
	5:41pm Linda Lee: no, nothing so great as that. she met & fell in love with a Scot in New York & they married in an attempt to make a life together here. alas Scotland Yard wouldn't allow it. they came up with a hashish bust from his teen years & he was given the boot. so they both left.
	5:41pm Linda Lee: i think she did very well, frankly.
	5:43pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've never been to Edinburgh but it looks absolutely gorgeous and is on my list :-)
	5:43pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'm trying to think the furthest North I've been in the UK .. probably Liverpool.
	5:43pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Wait ... or Newcastle. On of the two. Never made it to Scotland tho.
	5:44pm Linda Lee: oh Windy! talk about childhood memories! my mother's oldest brother managed the Association throughout their big years in the 60s ~ my first concert! we always saw them perform when they came out east. they'd send a limousine for my immigrant grandparents to bring them to the shows.
	5:44pm Mr Fab: Yay, Windy! (Ok, back to cleaning. Having a party here this Sat)
	5:45pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I love The Association!!! Definite childhood favourites :-)
	5:45pm Linda Lee: i must visit the UK. she's been inviting me for 25 years now! i'd best go before i'm too old for it.
	5:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: You must!!! Think of all the cake and tea ;-)
	5:46pm Linda Lee: i have a vague memory of their visiting out house out on long island in '65 or '66. i liked the drummer. his name was Ted. he was responsive & that charmed me.
	5:47pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-)
	5:47pm Linda Lee: yes. i know!! sounds divine. that's 'our' house, not 'out' house.
	5:48pm Linda Lee: love the Vince Guaraldi! sweet arrangement.
	5:48pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I had a brief humorous moment imagining The Association visiting a lavatory ;-)
	5:48pm Linda Lee: ahahaa! yes, they visited ours! :-)
	5:49pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Vince Guaraldi is someone who instantly makes me happy. I adore him. :-)
	5:49pm Mr Fab: Ha ha, imaginging the entirety of The Association going to an out house.
	5:49pm Mr Fab: and then along comes Mary...
	5:50pm Linda Lee: well, sure! :-D :D do you think VG was your intro to improvisational music, GG?
	5:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hmmm ... probably. I was obsessed with Peanuts as a child, so that makes sense. :-)
	5:52pm Linda Lee: there might've been an outhouse there at one time .. the house was very old.. but we definitely had a bathroom. with sink! love this 'tico tico'!!
	5:53pm Linda Lee: you too? gosh i was too. what was childhood in the 60s without Peanuts? they were colossal.
	5:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My mother and stepfather bought a house (end of terrace Victorian) in the mid 80s and that still had an outside loo. Much building and converting later to get a whole bathroom!
	5:54pm Linda Lee: i had a Peanuts t shirt i would not allow to be washed. i loved it so much. they had to resort to trickery to get out away from me.
	5:54pm Linda Lee: yes. eventually the women had to have indoor bathing.
	5:55pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I still have my Snoopy dog bowl. :-) I requested it for my 13th birthday ... for me. Let me explain. I am a cereal fiend. And I figured out that you can get half a box of cereal in a dog bowl. ;-)
	5:55pm Linda Lee: why am i putting the word 'out' in the wrong places today?
	5:55pm Linda Lee: wow!! brilliant. :-D
	5:56pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The lateral thinking of a glutton ;-)
	5:57pm Rich in Washington: Hi DJ GeorgyGirl! Hi Linda Lee!
	5:57pm Linda Lee: well, i love cereal too. it's nice.
	5:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi Rich!! :-)
	5:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda - favourite cereal? :-)
	5:58pm Linda Lee: hi Rich! here comes something lovely for Peter Fonda!
	5:58pm Mr Fab: We want to be free! Free to ride our machines without being hassled by The Man!
	5:58pm Linda Lee: now or in the 60s? :-D
	5:59pm Linda Lee: gosh, suddenly i wanna get loaded..
	5:59pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Mine is Cap'n Crunch. Even if you lose all the skin from the roof of your mouth eating it ... I love that cereal.
	5:59pm Linda Lee: oh my word. that was my absolute fave as a kid!! i'd sit down with the new box & eat the whole thing.
	6:00pm Rich in Washington: St. Peter. Watched him again in The Limey just a few days before he died.
	6:00pm Rich in Washington: Hi Mr. F!
	6:00pm melinda: I forgot he was in The Limey.
	6:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I liked The Limey :-)
	6:01pm Linda Lee: wow!! i still know the words to 'early in the morning'! this was a hit for the 60s. yes.
	6:01pm Linda Lee: let's have a look at The Limey tonight. thanks for the suggestion!
	6:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's a very jaunty version :-)
	6:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The song not The Limey! Nothing jaunty whatsoever about The Limey!
	6:03pm Linda Lee: yes. very.
	6:04pm Linda Lee: Paul Mauriat could use the strings. sometimes the string arrangements curl my teeth, but this isn't bad.
	6:04pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I know what you mean ... although the "clean up on aisle 3" moments make me chuckle in these songs. :-)
	6:05pm Rich in Washington: The Limey is one of Soderberg's best films, imo. A great performance by Terrance Stamp as well as Peter Fonda.
	6:06pm Linda Lee: i think the strings made sense for the limitations of sound reproduction at the time, when strings were popular. digital sometimes renders strings really tinny.
	6:06pm Linda Lee: Eastern! the Wings of Man!
	6:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Today's show is making me remember ... I lived in Bonn in the then West Germany in the mid 80s for about 7 months, and one day my friends and I visited one of the US army bases there. It was like someone had picked up Picket Fence, New Hampshire and plonked it down in Bonn. They had a whole US supermarket. Fabulous. You had to pay in dollars so we couldn't buy anything but it was fun to visit. :-)
	6:07pm Linda Lee: oh yes. clean up in aisle 3. yes. definitely.
	6:08pm Linda Lee: was it fun? a bit surreal, sure!
	6:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That bit in "Animal House" where the pledges have to shop lift from the supermarket and you can hear "Theme From A Summer Place" over the speakers :-)
	6:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It was super surreal :-)
	6:09pm Linda Lee: i still remember supermarket muzak very well. now it's David Bowie.
	6:10pm Linda Lee: 'regretsy' sounds fabulous :-D
	6:10pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's hilarious and terrifying in equal measure ;-)
	6:10pm melinda: I forgot about that scene in Animal House.
	6:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @melinda - Theme From A Summer Place always says "supermarket" to me :-)
	6:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Girl From Ipanema on the other hand ... is "Please hold, caller..." ;-)
	6:13pm melinda: My cousin was stationed at one of those bases in Germany in the 70s, from his stories it sounds like what you described. Still lives there as a civilian.
	6:14pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Germany's a beautiful country :-) Really pretty countryside.
	6:15pm Linda Lee: ahahaha! i have a different association. i'm 6 or 7 years old & find i like watching the young girls on the beach too, just like the guy singing!
	6:15pm Mr Fab: I remember going thru my records in the pre internet days and realized i had like 18 versions of “Girl from Ipanema.” Moog versions, disco versions, females singing “The Boy from Ipanema”, you name it...
	6:16pm Rich in Washington: I love supermarket music. There are a few really long playlists from KMart on Archive.org and I really enjoy listening to the live streaming Seeburg 1000 system.
	6:16pm Linda Lee: playlists from kmart! amazing!
	6:16pm Mr Fab: I edited out some excerpts for the stream, Rich
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: Wasn't Theme From Summer Place the record they'd put on during medication time in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, or did I imagine it.
	6:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: And then of course ... there's the closing scene of "The Stepford Wives" ....
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: If I'm not mistaken, one of the KMart streams includes VO announcements, as they're from some collection of open reels.
	6:18pm Walter Wanderley: think i'll change my name. i love this one!
	6:18pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-D
	6:19pm Walter Wanderingly: oh my god!!! it is!! a taste of honey!!!!!! yes!!
	6:19pm Rich in Washington: That wasn't you playing Klaus Wunderlich doing Tico Tico at the start of your show, was it?
	6:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There you go :-)
	6:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Rich - it was indeed :-)
	6:20pm melinda: @Rich I think it was something else but same style, strings and such.
	6:20pm Linda Lee: this is '60s summers on long island, Lady! i'm right back there now.
	6:20pm melinda: Great to hear Herb.
	6:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I run a friendly time machine :-)
	6:21pm Linda Lee: yes you do. :-) we lived right on the bay & we'd sit on the dock all day long with the transistor radio. fabulous.
	6:22pm Linda Lee: glad i got that one right.
	6:22pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I just whacked my elbow on the windowsill next to my desk. jsadhakshfahfH!!!!!***HGSDHASG!!! :-(
	6:22pm Linda Lee: ow!!!! :-(
	6:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Who puts a windowsill under a window, eh? I ask you ... lol
	6:23pm Linda Lee: sadists. sadists do.
	6:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Good job I wasn't live on the mic ;-)
	6:24pm Linda Lee: at least there's no fcc concern..
	6:27pm Otis Fodder: Stolling back indoors after a sunny Labour Day before the moon arrives. Hello fellow friends.
	6:27pm spacebrother: OK. Today's show is ready. Now listening!
	6:27pm Linda Lee: hi Otis!
	6:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hello, Otis! You're almost at your ident ;-) Hi, Greg! There was a dedication for you earlier :-)
	6:28pm Otis Fodder: Hi Linda, oh and in a bit of a late reply... Yes, I have watched 'The Apple'... another great 70's flick in the same box as Phantom!
	6:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The Apple?
	6:29pm Linda Lee: are you talking about the wooden puzzle shapes? cubes, spheres? hi Greg!
	6:29pm Otis Fodder: How is it, I always come in at the ids, funny. Seems lately days I'm working or out and hit the stream after 5pm-ish. Yesterday, I gushed a bit about Phantom and Paul Williams and played Beef/Undead... and Linda asked about The Apple film.
	6:29pm spacebrother: Hey Linda!
	6:30pm Donnie (Davenport, IA): HAPPY LABOUR DAY EVERYONE!!!
	6:30pm spacebrother: Hello Mr. Otis!
	6:30pm Linda Lee: great! yes, had to think of The Apple when we thought of the Phantom.
	6:30pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow! The Apple. It's fantastic. I have the soundtrack.
	6:30pm spacebrother: ..and hello Rich if you're still here.
	6:30pm Otis Fodder: I sound like someone injected an arabica coffee blend in my arm.
	6:31pm Rich in Washington: Hi Spacebrother! Looking forward to your show today! Hey Otis!
	6:32pm Otis Fodder: I will also go to Xanadu and the fantastic Can't Stop The Music with Steve Gutenberg as the Village People's producer... but... I will never watch Sgt Peppers with the Bee Gees again unless someone comes over with 2-3 bottles of Rose. One will not do.
	6:32pm Linda Lee: :-D arabica! :-D
	6:32pm spacebrother: Ah shit Otis, Phantom of the Paradise. Should play some of that soon. I met Gerrit Graham once. Very nice guy.
	6:33pm Linda Lee: i have never seen Sgt Pepper with the BeeGees. i may never do so.
	6:33pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Gerrit Graham!!! I am fangirling :-)
	6:33pm Otis Fodder: I am a huge fan of Paraside. From my Death Records tee to buttons to the soundtrack (upgraded on vinyl several times). Fanboy, yea.
	6:34pm Otis Fodder: One day I want to get an OG box office poster of Phantom, one day. Frame that sucker. Head in a record press shot would be the best.
	6:34pm Linda Lee: not this Otto Weiss track is choice. just fabulous.
	6:34pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Did I do the Modernists Phantom show when you were on Wednesdays or was it before that?
	6:36pm Otis Fodder: Not sure, have to look in the archives. I was only on Wed for 1 month in July. Loving lazy Sunday now.
	6:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've been catching up with your Sunday show in the kitchen during the week :-)
	6:38pm Linda Lee: speaking of 70s soundtracks, heard the most wonderful soundtrack earlier to the japanese horror/fantasy flick "house (hausu)". find it if you can.
	6:38pm Otis Fodder: Oh, I want to see House, it's on my mental watch list.
	6:38pm Linda Lee: I must find the Modernists Phantom show!
	6:39pm spacebrother: I actually have an original one sheet of the Phantom poster.
	6:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I LOVE HAUSU!!!!!!! That entire film is a fabulous trip!!!! :-) I used to do a cinema night here in Brighton with oddball double bills and I ran Hausu one night :-)
	6:39pm Otis Fodder: Looking, but I don't see it. GG, was the Phantom show recent?
	6:40pm Linda Lee: i thought i'd be in the mood this evening, after seeing Obayahsi's earlier flic 'emotions'.
	6:40pm Linda Lee: ok, it's decided. i'm seeing House this evening. :-)
	6:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Here you go: www.wfmu.org...
	6:41pm Linda Lee: beautiful! thanks GG!
	6:42pm Otis Fodder: I think I missed that one, will give it a listen later tonight while catching up on work.
	6:43pm Linda Lee: were those flics at the seaside, GG?
	6:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I went to the wedding of some friends back in the 90s and the DJ was being a smart arse and playing trendy music ... and no one was getting up. So one of my other friends took over, put Tom Jones "Help Yourself" on the deck and the entire venue got up and danced. lol.
	6:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda - they were above a Goth pub :-)
	6:45pm Linda Lee: fabulous. :-D
	6:45pm Otis Fodder: Listening and moving to Bluetooth speaker in kitchen. Pulling out the stove and cleaning behind today, gonna be gross and then make a crazy salad, can ya dig it. Nice to catch everyone on chat.
	6:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Greg is after me! www.wfmu.org...
	6:46pm Linda Lee: wow!! isn't this Kicky!! :-D :-D
	6:46pm spacebrother: This track would break through the thickest depression.
	6:47pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This track will clean behind Otis' stove :-)
	6:47pm Linda Lee: la paloma farewell ~ very quickly! :-D
	6:48pm Linda Lee: James Last!! but this is juicy.
	6:48pm spacebrother: I will now play Bob Wills' version of 'Paloma' as the first track on my show.
	6:48pm Linda Lee: :-)
	6:48pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've just realised I missed a trick ... I should have ended this set with a track with" stone" in the title. Ha! ;-) Ah well.
	6:51pm Linda Lee: Eastern! the Wings of Man! :-D
	6:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Altogether now! :-)
	6:51pm Linda Lee: ow!!!!!!! :-D !!!!! turn that up!!!
	6:52pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This song is EVERYTHING :-)
	6:52pm Linda Lee: this is just the most wonderful thing :-D
	6:53pm Linda Lee: SOOOO wonderful!!!!! <3
	6:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I am imagining that we are all around a pool and drinking our cocktails and chatting and dancing :-)
	6:54pm Linda Lee: FAAAAABULOUSSssss :-D thank you GG!! :-)
	6:55pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank YOU - I genuinely appreciate it when you all listen and chat :-)
	6:55pm Linda Lee: needed that one, love! :-D
	6:55pm spacebrother: The music was like a nice drink in a cool swimming pool with cool people.
	6:56pm Rich in Washington: Wonderful show today, DJ GeorgyGirl! It makes me want to go to a 70s supermarket to shop for cocktail mixers!
	6:56pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I am sending everyone a hug :-)
	6:57pm Linda Lee: my summer was shyte! :-D i must get up & get something done here. but i'll be listening in, Greg!
	6:57pm Linda Lee: hugs! :-)
	6:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: <3
	6:58pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank you, everyone! :-)
	6:58pm Linda Lee: also, i've decided i'm tattooing 'mas que nada' on my neck as soon as it's feasible.
	6:58pm Rich in Washington: See you on the radio Wednesday!
	6:58pm Linda Lee: thanks GG!
	6:59pm Mr Fab: Thanks for another audio holiday, GG!
	7:01pm nostrangerer: Enjoyed the holiday music during this rainy (in NYC) holiday.

LoriHajiTura with DJ GeorgyGirl: Playlist from September 2, 2019

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