WFMU: LoriHajiTura with DJ GeorgyGirl: Playlist from October 21, 2019

Listener comments!
	4:59pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Having a slight technical issue so I'm going to start about a minute or so late today - be with you as soon as possible! :-)
	5:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Here we go!
	5:02pm melinda: Hi!
	5:02pm Martinibomb: Hullo! Yay
	5:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi melinda! :-)
	5:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi MB!
	5:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I was having some laptop issues but I got there in the end :-)
	5:03pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Time to relax now ;-)
	5:03pm Martinibomb: Sounded great on my end no hiccups
	5:04pm Mr Fab: Relax? To giallo?!
	5:05pm DJ GeorgyGirl: ;-)
	5:06pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Hi Georgy! Hi melinda, MB & Mr Fab!
	5:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I lost my show file and had to re-save it with the clock ticking down. A tiny bit stressful!
	5:07pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi Mr Fab! Hi Hopey! :-)
	5:07pm Martinibomb: Rich and me just saw Goblin do live music for Deep Red
	5:07pm Linda Lee: here!! bravo Gallo!
	5:08pm Linda Lee: and Giallo! :-D
	5:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I have managed to miss them every single time .. lol. I talk about that later in the show ;-)
	5:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi Linda!
	5:09pm Linda Lee: so glad you're on air, GG. honestly! :-) i know i'll love this show.
	5:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's such lovely music given the genre! :-)
	5:10pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Saw Goblin last November, it was awesome.
	5:10pm Linda Lee: italian work for film is generally just .. always .. superb, to me. maybe it's genetics! ;-)
	5:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Italians do seem to have an almost supernatural knack for lush music :-)
	5:12pm Mr Fab: I know a guy who was in a band called Niblog. They billed themselves as the world's only horror-movie soundtrack cover band.
	5:12pm Rich in Washington: It would be funny if we didn't know who was doing the music until the end...
	5:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Niblog!!! Genius!!!!
	5:12pm Rich in Washington: @Martinibomb: That was a fun show. Thanks again!
	5:13pm Linda Lee: they do. i just love it.
	5:13pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've managed to miss them twice in the UK - once in Brighton WITH John bloody Carpenter!!!
	5:14pm Linda Lee: i'm just clicking the whole show right now. why wait? :-D
	5:14pm DJ GeorgyGirl: LOL! :-)
	5:15pm DJ GeorgyGirl: You would genuinely never know that this was music for horror films, would you?
	5:15pm Linda Lee: no. it's magic.
	5:16pm Linda Lee: that has to be an italian thing! lush, exciting music for bloodbaths!
	5:16pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Note my joke ads this week ;-)
	5:16pm Linda Lee: i hear you :-D
	5:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They're all from an infomercial for knives ;-)
	5:17pm Rich in Washington: I watched a Herschell Gordon Lewis film about how to carve meat last night. Literally about carving meat. With a young Harvey Corman.
	5:17pm Martinibomb: Favorite horror books for younger readers? Any recommendations?
	5:18pm Linda Lee: personally, i've just been reading about American political power structures ~ will find whatever you broadcast an immense pleasure & a relief.
	5:18pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Any and all of the Pan Books of Horror. I read those when I was eight. Which probably explains a lot. An the Alfred Hitchcock horror books.
	5:18pm Linda Lee: just scan for misogyny, please, MB!
	5:18pm Mr Fab: How young? My 9 year old likes the Goosebumps books.
	5:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: These shows are my escape from Brexit! ;-)
	5:19pm Linda Lee: there's got to be relief. :-D
	5:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My daughter used to like Goosebumps and Are You Afraid of the Dark :-)
	5:20pm Mr Fab: Oops, Sheena jumped in there.
	5:20pm Rich in Washington: @Martinibomb: Baleful Beasts and Eerie Creatures, a collection of short stories. I had it as a preteen and recently found it at my parents house and now have it again. The stories were really well written and scary.
	5:20pm Linda Lee: behave, Sheena!!
	5:20pm Martinibomb: That Pan book series is cool all the greats writing in it
	5:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My daughter just said Point Horror when she was slightly older
	5:21pm Mr Fab: Li'l Fab (& I) just watched the NEW 'Are You Afraid of the Dark' series!
	5:21pm Linda Lee: hahah! a giallo film title generator!
	5:21pm Martinibomb: Thanks everyone! @Linda agree!! @Rich that book is on archive.org coooL!
	5:22pm Rich in Washington: My kids really liked the whole Goosebumps series.
	5:23pm Linda Lee: hey! found the generator! www.braineater.com...
	5:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Here you go: www.braineater.com...
	5:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda - mind meld!!!! :-)
	5:23pm Linda Lee: and yet again.
	5:24pm Rich in Washington: yeah. The stories all involved and were geared towards preteens, which is when I read it. They're really well-written. I just remember the stories really leaving an impression on me. They're also not shy to lean towards the occult, in a way that I think a book for young readers wouldn't be nowadays.
	5:24pm Linda Lee: just love this track and the title! 'Future Love Space Party'!
	5:24pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Everybody remembers the same four or five Pan stories. :-)
	5:25pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This Antoni Maiovvi album is fabulous - all for an imaginary Giallo film :-)
	5:25pm Rich in Washington: one of the nice things about my mom running a bookstore as a kid was that we always had interesting books in the house.
	5:26pm Rich in Washington: I also learned how to read paperback books carefully so the spine wasn't cracked, so we could preview books before they hit the shelves.
	5:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Here's the film I got: The Snow Leopard with One Red Eye Directed by Nanni Nonni A dancer finds a human torso which has been hacked up in the style of a killer who has been dead for many years. Her friend investigates the crime; and after decoding entries in a hidden journal, she discovers that the presumed victim, the dancer, has faked the entire crime... and is now desperate to make sure the truth stays hidden.
	5:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Your mum had a bookstore? that's fantastic! They would have been my dream playground as a kid :-)
	5:27pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. That Giallo title generator is quite fun!
	5:28pm Linda Lee: Nanni Nonni! :-D
	5:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: And the titles are pretty accurate ;-)
	5:28pm Rich in Washington: She didn't own it, but rather ran it for the owner after the allure of being a businessperson wore off. It only lasted four years or so, but so much fun.
	5:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I love the smell of old books - there was a scientific study whch said that as paper decays it releases the same scent as breast milk, which is why we find old books so comforting :-)
	5:30pm Linda Lee: honestly? that's too perfect.
	5:30pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's wild, isn't it? :-)
	5:31pm Linda Lee: very wild. i can't see how..
	5:32pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's a component of vanilla apparently
	5:33pm Linda Lee: is this the main theme for Franco Franco's "The Red-Stained Knife Glints Menacingly in a Woman's Hands"? or Stefano Stefani's "A Killer with Teeth of Glass"?
	5:33pm Rich in Washington: Old bookstores have a distinct smell, as do new bookstores. I still love the smell of a new book. Books were my refuge through most of my preteen and teenage years.
	5:34pm Linda Lee: i can actually associate new books with vanilla more..
	5:35pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): music to huff books by—howdy GG and all!
	5:35pm Rich in Washington: I remember Powell's Books in Portland being the first place I encountered the aroma of hundreds of thousands of old books along with the smell of espresso. Just magic.
	5:35pm Rich in Washington: Ha! Granny! I'd buy that record!
	5:35pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi GST!
	5:36pm Linda Lee: that had to be wonderful, Rich! hi Granny! :-D
	5:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I do love a bookstore/coffee shop combo :-)
	5:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Rich: Portland was way ahead of the rest of the world for combining old books and fresh coffee. MMMmmmm!!!
	5:36pm Linda Lee: brilliant concept. a sure win!
	5:37pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I can't find the exact article I read, but this is interesting: www.sciencehistory.org...
	5:37pm Rich in Washington: I haven't been to Powell's since they gutted the small press/Zine section. It was an end of an era for me.
	5:38pm DJ GeorgyGirl: At Foyle's in London they sometimes do jazz recitals in the cafe :-)
	5:38pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): And now Portland doesn't even have Reading Frenzy anymore. :(
	5:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I love the convenience of a Kindle, but you can't replace a physical nook
	5:39pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Linda Lee! [secret lesspeeyun handshake]
	5:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Nook?? BOOK. lol
	5:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Them lesspeeyuns again ;-)
	5:40pm melinda: I’ve never been to a bookstore than had both old books and coffee, sounds wonderful. I have happy memories of Half-Priced Books stores and their old book aroma. I think employees took smoking breaks in the can because it always smelled of it, but even that I remember somewhat fondly.
	5:40pm Linda Lee: Granny! (hearty, soft butch secret shake back)
	5:41pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I can quite happily wile away an entire afternoon with only coffee and some books and a good window seat in a cafe :-)
	5:42pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This is my local cafe and I adore it :-) presuming-ed.com
	5:43pm Linda Lee: gosh, would i love that kind of opportunity. there's nothing like that in a 50 mile radius of where i am.
	5:43pm Linda Lee: this is why i plan to move.
	5:43pm Rich in Washington: @melinda: If you're ever in Portland, I recommend visiting Powell's. It's become a tourist destination, but there's something about sitting in their cafe after perusing the endless, labyrinthian aisles of books that for me is a real Portland experience.
	5:43pm DJ GeorgyGirl: And it's sister cafe in town - www.themarwood.com
	5:44pm Rich in Washington: That looks fantastic, GeorgyGirl! I wish I had something like that nearby.
	5:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Goblin alert! :-)
	5:45pm Martinibomb: Profondo Rosso love that bass
	5:45pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The chap who runs both, also called Richard, is one of my favourite people in the world :-)
	5:45pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Presuming Ed does open decks once a month as well :-)
	5:45pm Linda Lee: i see DJs on Friday at Marwood! how's that?
	5:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I haven't live DJed in about two years and am currently building my courage up ;-)
	5:46pm melinda: Extra caffeine tends to make me more prone to buying things, getting people cranked on coffee in a retail store makes business sense.
	5:47pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Total sense!!!
	5:47pm Linda Lee: what's the genre they like (aside of 'music to huff books by')?
	5:48pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They have a pretty eclectic playlist - everything from loungecore through hip hop to indie and oldies really.
	5:49pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They had a guy doing Italian soundtracks once a month at Presuming Ed funnily enough
	5:49pm Linda Lee: nice! so .. Dj's choice?
	5:49pm Linda Lee: that would get me to Presuming Ed for sure. just have to start drinking coffee again.
	5:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The open decks definitely! You sign up for a slot (which I think is about half an hour) and then they schedule you on the Sunday once a month.
	5:50pm melinda: @Rich I would definitely go there.
	5:50pm Rich in Washington: I also haven't DJ'd live in years. I wish I could find a chill place that's open to really peculiar records - I mean not the stuff I'd play on my shows, but still...
	5:50pm Linda Lee: great!!
	5:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They do fabulous sandwiches and cakes there as well ;-)
	5:51pm Linda Lee: all right then. i'm picking up the coffee habit again before i get to Brighton. it's been ten years! that's enough! :-D
	5:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Live DJing is a scary animal! :-)
	5:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I drink decaff so you're in good company :-)
	5:52pm Linda Lee: what's the worst bit?
	5:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Of live DJing? Nerves, people looking at you, fear of fucking up ... fear of people hating what you're playing ... drunk people knocking into your stuff. But it's also a HUGE buzz. :-)
	5:53pm Linda Lee: takes a little chemical support to manage it, seems like. or it would me! :-)
	5:54pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Like, if you were all here and I was playing this live to you I'd be terrified but also really happy because I could see your reactions :-)
	5:54pm melinda: @GG that cafe looks like my kind of place
	5:54pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @melinda - it's just the best. And they have a garden space out the back for the summer :-)
	5:56pm Linda Lee: wouldn't it be fine to post pix in comments! then you'd see me smiling now!
	5:56pm Linda Lee: i just love this stuff.
	5:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-)
	5:58pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I dd manage to remember what it was in the end ... ;-)
	5:58pm Linda Lee: did you? i missed it! Suspiria?
	5:59pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That's the one :-)
	5:59pm Linda Lee: i can still remember the radio ads for Suspiria when it was released. Sussss peeeeeerrrr eeee yaaaaa...
	6:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Sometimes in the talking bits you can hear the precise moment where my brain seizes up completely ;-)
	6:00pm Linda Lee: no, can't hear it.
	6:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My daughter HATED Suspiria because she said the Goblin music was too loud. And I said: "WHO ARE YOU? What have you done with CJ??" lol
	6:01pm Linda Lee: ahahahaa!!!
	6:01pm melinda: @GG the back deck looks wonderful
	6:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's a real sun trap in the summer :-)
	6:02pm Linda Lee: oh my. marvelous. that sounds so beautiful now that our days are chilly!
	6:03pm DJ GeorgyGirl: You've all inspired me to take a day out this week and treat myself to coffee and a book there :-) I shall post pictures :-)
	6:03pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I mean ... I'm not going to sit outside because it's pouring with rain at the moment, but you know what I mean :-)
	6:04pm Linda Lee: i simply must relocate to a neighborhood with a bookstore/cafe'!
	6:04pm Linda Lee: yes, post pix please!
	6:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That's why I like going to places like Berlin - lots of amazing cafes where you can sit outside and watch the world go by :-)
	6:07pm Linda Lee: yes, you're a people watcher! i enjoyed that too, in new york.
	6:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I would LOVE to do that in New York!!! And I'd love to go to Portland :-) I have a feeling I'd take to Portland ;-)
	6:09pm Linda Lee: a bar there, in the east village, had second story floor-to-ceiling windows facing the main avenue. that was nice.
	6:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That sounds absolutely GORGEOUS
	6:11pm Linda Lee: called 2A, i think it was. the nice thing about that you're in a gritty neighborhood, but no one's actually puking on the sidewalk in front of you.
	6:11pm Hopey Sockmonkey: That's one of the nice things about urban living, people watching at cafes & bars :) I do it all the time.
	6:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My friend Shane and I used to make up back stories for the people we saw walking by :-)
	6:13pm Linda Lee: of course! who can resist! found a picture of the bar at night! www.bing.com...
	6:13pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Is that the cafe from Nelson Sullivan's video??
	6:14pm Linda Lee: no, that's up the street a few blocks. Avenue A bar & restaurant.
	6:15pm Linda Lee: they're one after the other on Ave A. even moreso now, likely!
	6:15pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Aha! :-)
	6:16pm Linda Lee: oh gosh yes.
	6:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I also didn't see Ennio Morricone on his retirement tour because the tickets were upwards of £100 :-(
	6:18pm Linda Lee: oh gosh. that would be a bit of a stretch for me, too.
	6:19pm Linda Lee: we hear the music as it should be heard, though, really.i wouldn't feel to bad about it.
	6:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Plus, it was in London so I'd would have needed to add on train fare, food, etc.
	6:19pm Linda Lee: right, of course. your private car with driver isn't always available. i understand.
	6:20pm Linda Lee: adore this Morricone track. gorgeous!
	6:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Wouldn't that be fabulous? :-)
	6:21pm Linda Lee: beautiful for nightlife!
	6:22pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My daughter just said "Ooo. This is epic" and I said that it was Morricone. And she nodded and said "Of course!" and smiled. :-)
	6:23pm spacebrother: Listening while I set up my show.
	6:23pm Linda Lee: smart girl. :-)
	6:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: And she made me a cup of tea as well :-)
	6:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi Greg! :-)
	6:23pm Linda Lee: how sweet of her!!
	6:24pm Martinibomb: Whoa! Got me with this choice what film was this used? Cocco Secco?
	6:24pm DJ GeorgyGirl: She said it was because she was proud of me for not completely freaking out earlier ;-)
	6:24pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Ooooo, this Cocco Secco is very groovy :)
	6:25pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): yeah! YEAH!!!
	6:25pm Linda Lee: did something happen? i missed it.
	6:25pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Not 100% sure it's in a film - some of the tracks are Giallo soundtrack artists but not necessarily Giallo soundtracks if that makes sense ;-)
	6:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I first heard this on one of those Mo'plen compilations back in the 90s :-)
	6:26pm Linda Lee: this could be music for a commercial .. for .. something!
	6:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda - I lost my show file so had to re-save from the raw file and the time was ticking down in the background ;-)
	6:27pm Linda Lee: oh lawd! glad it worked out!
	6:27pm Rich in Washington: That was a great track!
	6:27pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I was literally setting everything up and went to load the file ... except the file wan't there. EEK! That was fun ;-)
	6:28pm Linda Lee: wow!
	6:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Rich - this is the album I first heard it on: www.discogs.com...
	6:31pm Hopey Sockmonkey: That album looks pretty fabulous!
	6:31pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Hopey - that whole series is fantastic :-)
	6:32pm Linda Lee: you're really not doing too badly with the italian, dear! it's Georgy "Girl'!
	6:32pm Linda Lee: did i win?
	6:32pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Brownie points to Linda!
	6:33pm Linda Lee: yay!!! :-) i had an unfair advantage, though. raised by immigrants. :-)
	6:33pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I was on a British horror films forum years ago and we had a conversation about what our name would be if we were a Giallo director. My nickname has been Georgy since school ... so I added the girl in Italian ;-)
	6:34pm Linda Lee: brava!! it's a great name!
	6:34pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-)
	6:35pm Linda Lee: i won't pry farther about 'Georgy' ;-)
	6:35pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Wouldn't it be hysterical if I did one of those DNA tests and found out that I actually was Italian? lol. My ancestry.com suggests otherwise, mind you. ;-)
	6:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The Georgy comes from my love of The Beatles and George being my favourite :-)
	6:36pm Linda Lee: other lives, maybe. :-)
	6:36pm Linda Lee: ah!! that's great!
	6:37pm Linda Lee: ancestsry is so wild.. apparently my ancestry moved to Italy from Pakistan!
	6:37pm DJ GeorgyGirl: For the longest time I was just "George" and then it got changed into the more affectionate Georgy :-) I definitely suit being a Georgy :-)
	6:38pm DJ GeorgyGirl: From Pakistan to Italy? That's a trek!! Was that a military thing?
	6:38pm Linda Lee: we should all have names that suit us. Georgy is better than George, i think.
	6:38pm Linda Lee: about pakistan, i don't know! could be trade, too.
	6:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Of course! Yes - silk and spice routes and all that.
	6:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I am obsessed with the ancestry thing.
	6:39pm Linda Lee: that's from long before Italy was unified, too. don't know how they worked out the military.
	6:40pm Linda Lee: my great grandmother was very dark skinned & my mother, also, was dark.
	6:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This is my 15 x grandfather :-) en.wikipedia.org...
	6:40pm Linda Lee: it was cool to find out about the mideast connection.
	6:41pm Linda Lee: wow!!!! an amazing man!
	6:42pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It astonished me how utterly brave our ancestors were - that they undertook these extraordinary journeys across the world without knowing what was at the other end.
	6:42pm spacebrother: "Caravan" is one of my favorite songs. This version is the best!
	6:42pm Rich in Washington: This is the funkiest Caravan EVER!
	6:42pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Caravan has to be one of the most covered lounge/exotica records, I think. It's just so fabulous.
	6:43pm Rich in Washington: OMG, spacebrother! Do you collect Caravans?
	6:43pm Linda Lee: yes, re bravery. that's right.
	6:44pm Linda Lee: montenegro is very funky!
	6:44pm Rich in Washington: yeah, when I first got into exotica/lounge thrift store records, I started noticing how it was such a standard. I sort of wanted to make a compilation of all of them. I am sure someone has and probably a better job than I could.
	6:44pm spacebrother: @ Rich - I think so. I may have a few. Haven't checked in awhile.
	6:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I have one ancestor who took his wife and children from Streatham in London to Massechusetts. That must have been terrifying.
	6:44pm Linda Lee: that synth is fabulous.
	6:45pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Funky Caravan.
	6:45pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I have a memory of someone doing a Caravan compilation on the Exoticaring ...
	6:45pm Mr Fab: How did I not know this version?! Yep, many "Caravans" in the Sheena stream.
	6:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Speaking of funky!
	6:46pm spacebrother: Looks like I have 12 versions.
	6:46pm Martinibomb: get fun okay?
	6:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: What's your favourite version of Caravan?
	6:47pm Linda Lee: i have a little second hand info on that trip, as it was in the early 20th century. it was uncomfortable ~ and long.
	6:47pm Linda Lee: people sickened and died on it.
	6:48pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Life must have been shit in London to make that journey.
	6:49pm Linda Lee: there was so much hope for something better ~ & very little opportunity to find out what it was really like on the other side of the journey!
	6:50pm spacebrother: I have just updated my playlist to include my favorite version. By Takeshi Terauchi and the Bunnys.
	6:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My ancestor ended up dying in Salem - not for THAT reason luckily! - and one of his daughters came back to London and continued the family line in the UK. But ... I've probably got relatives in the US which is very exciting :-)
	6:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Looking forward to that!!!
	6:51pm Linda Lee: i'm sure you do ~ & now it might be possible to find them!
	6:52pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Wow - nearly at the end of the show!
	6:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Stop Hitting Yourself is next! :-) www.wfmu.org...
	6:53pm Linda Lee: fabulous music.. just excellent start to finish. :-)
	6:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: As always, I have had an outrageous amount of fun :-)
	6:54pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Nope - that would be next week, Georgy. I clearly can't read a calendar ;-)
	6:54pm Linda Lee: it's the whole month, really. forgiven.
	6:55pm Linda Lee: thank you GG!
	6:55pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank you everyone! Huge hugs all round :-)
	6:56pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Next week's LoriHajiTura will be the Hallowe'en show proper - full of lounge, exotica, and somewhat groovy treats :-)
	6:56pm spacebrother: Thanks for a relaxing show. Like a cool drink.
	6:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: And one or two iconic horror stars doing some singing ;-)
	6:57pm spacebrother: I'm almost afraid to do a halloween show with all the talent around here!
	6:57pm Linda Lee: i must move from the comments board for a bit ~ but i'm all ears!
	6:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank you! :-)
	6:57pm Linda Lee: iconic horror stars???
	6:58pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Greg - you'll nail it!!! :-)
	6:58pm Linda Lee: now i'll be spending the week wondering ..
	6:58pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda - oh yes ;-)
	6:59pm Rich in Washington: Great show tonight, GeorgyGirl! I'm in the mood for some Giallo.
	6:59pm spacebrother: @ Georgy - Thank you for the confidence.
	6:59pm Martinibomb: Thanks Georgy!
	5:20am Jan Turkenburg: amazing show, thank you GG!

LoriHajiTura with DJ GeorgyGirl: Playlist from October 21, 2019

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October 21, 2019: LoriHajiTura #017 - Don't Torture A Deep Red Lizard Plumage

Today's LoriHajiTura with DJ GeorgyGirl is a Giallo Special! Who's the DJ with the mysterious black gloves? I can't remember! Maybe it's me ... or maybe it's you? I woke up with all these great Giallo soundtrack albums around me ... maybe it WAS me after all! Featuring artists like Alessandro Alessandroni, Ennio Morricone, Antoni Maiovvi, Piero Umiliani, Bruno Nicolai, Goblin, and many. many more.

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
Antonio Riccardo Luciani	Eclisse Lunare	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Piero Umiliani	La Ragazza Della Pella Di Luna	0:05:56 (Pop-up)
Alessandro Alessandroni	Congetture Melodiche	0:08:32 (Pop-up)
Augusto Alguero	Sera El Amor "Sera El Amor" by "Augusto Alguero"	0:11:42 (Pop-up)
Alessandro Alessandroni	Breve Dialettica	0:14:44 (Pop-up)

Antoni Maiovvi	Future Space Love Party	0:19:48 (Pop-up)
Bruno Nicolai	Sabba "Sabba" by "Bruno Nicolai"	0:25:55 (Pop-up)
Carlo Rustichelli	Atelier (Reprisa)	0:29:36 (Pop-up)
Guido & Maurizio De Angelis	Casa Di Moda	0:32:19 (Pop-up)

Luigi Zito	Bossa Astratta "Bossa Astratta" by "Luigi Zito"	0:38:38 (Pop-up)
Goblin	Profondo Rosso (Album Version)	0:42:09 (Pop-up)
Goblin	Gemini (Alternate Film Version Suite)	0:45:47 (Pop-up)
Antoni Maiovvi	Nightmoves "Nightmoves" by "Antoni Maiovvi"	0:48:45 (Pop-up)

Alessandro Alessandroni	Aspetti Musicali	0:56:27 (Pop-up)
Bruno Battisti D'Amario	Simplemente	0:59:51 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Giorno Di Notte "Giorno Di Notte" by "Ennio Morricone"	1:02:35 (Pop-up)
Armando Trovajoli	Il Guardone "Il Guardone" by "Armando Trovajoli"	1:07:20 (Pop-up)

Mario Molino	Scotch Baal "Scotch Baal" by "Mario Molino"	1:12:43 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	La Lucertola "La Lucertola" by "Ennio Morricone"	1:14:50 (Pop-up)
Paolo Ormi	Cocco Secco "Cocco Secco" by "Paolo Ormi"	1:21:16 (Pop-up)
Zeto One	Saudade De Nise "Saudade De Nise" by "Zeto One"	1:25:02 (Pop-up)

Antoni Maiovvi	They Return "They Return" by "Antoni Maiovvi"	1:30:11 (Pop-up)
Hugo Montenegro	Caravan "Caravan" by "Hugo Montenegro"	1:39:05 (Pop-up)
Puccio Roelens	Peggy "Peggy" by "Puccio Roelens"	1:43:39 (Pop-up)
Stefano Torossi	Running Fast "Running Fast" by "Stefano Torossi"	1:47:03 (Pop-up)

Goblin	Tenebrae "Tenebrae" by "Goblin"	1:53:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:59pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Having a slight technical issue so I'm going to start about a minute or so late today - be with you as soon as possible! :-)
	5:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Here we go!
	5:02pm melinda: Hi!
	5:02pm Martinibomb: Hullo! Yay
	5:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi melinda! :-)
	5:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi MB!
	5:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I was having some laptop issues but I got there in the end :-)
	5:03pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Time to relax now ;-)
	5:03pm Martinibomb: Sounded great on my end no hiccups
	5:04pm Mr Fab: Relax? To giallo?!
	5:05pm DJ GeorgyGirl: ;-)
	5:06pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Hi Georgy! Hi melinda, MB & Mr Fab!
	5:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I lost my show file and had to re-save it with the clock ticking down. A tiny bit stressful!
	5:07pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi Mr Fab! Hi Hopey! :-)
	5:07pm Martinibomb: Rich and me just saw Goblin do live music for Deep Red
	5:07pm Linda Lee: here!! bravo Gallo!
	5:08pm Linda Lee: and Giallo! :-D
	5:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I have managed to miss them every single time .. lol. I talk about that later in the show ;-)
	5:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi Linda!
	5:09pm Linda Lee: so glad you're on air, GG. honestly! :-) i know i'll love this show.
	5:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's such lovely music given the genre! :-)
	5:10pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Saw Goblin last November, it was awesome.
	5:10pm Linda Lee: italian work for film is generally just .. always .. superb, to me. maybe it's genetics! ;-)
	5:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Italians do seem to have an almost supernatural knack for lush music :-)
	5:12pm Mr Fab: I know a guy who was in a band called Niblog. They billed themselves as the world's only horror-movie soundtrack cover band.
	5:12pm Rich in Washington: It would be funny if we didn't know who was doing the music until the end...
	5:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Niblog!!! Genius!!!!
	5:12pm Rich in Washington: @Martinibomb: That was a fun show. Thanks again!
	5:13pm Linda Lee: they do. i just love it.
	5:13pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've managed to miss them twice in the UK - once in Brighton WITH John bloody Carpenter!!!
	5:14pm Linda Lee: i'm just clicking the whole show right now. why wait? :-D
	5:14pm DJ GeorgyGirl: LOL! :-)
	5:15pm DJ GeorgyGirl: You would genuinely never know that this was music for horror films, would you?
	5:15pm Linda Lee: no. it's magic.
	5:16pm Linda Lee: that has to be an italian thing! lush, exciting music for bloodbaths!
	5:16pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Note my joke ads this week ;-)
	5:16pm Linda Lee: i hear you :-D
	5:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They're all from an infomercial for knives ;-)
	5:17pm Rich in Washington: I watched a Herschell Gordon Lewis film about how to carve meat last night. Literally about carving meat. With a young Harvey Corman.
	5:17pm Martinibomb: Favorite horror books for younger readers? Any recommendations?
	5:18pm Linda Lee: personally, i've just been reading about American political power structures ~ will find whatever you broadcast an immense pleasure & a relief.
	5:18pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Any and all of the Pan Books of Horror. I read those when I was eight. Which probably explains a lot. An the Alfred Hitchcock horror books.
	5:18pm Linda Lee: just scan for misogyny, please, MB!
	5:18pm Mr Fab: How young? My 9 year old likes the Goosebumps books.
	5:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: These shows are my escape from Brexit! ;-)
	5:19pm Linda Lee: there's got to be relief. :-D
	5:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My daughter used to like Goosebumps and Are You Afraid of the Dark :-)
	5:20pm Mr Fab: Oops, Sheena jumped in there.
	5:20pm Rich in Washington: @Martinibomb: Baleful Beasts and Eerie Creatures, a collection of short stories. I had it as a preteen and recently found it at my parents house and now have it again. The stories were really well written and scary.
	5:20pm Linda Lee: behave, Sheena!!
	5:20pm Martinibomb: That Pan book series is cool all the greats writing in it
	5:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My daughter just said Point Horror when she was slightly older
	5:21pm Mr Fab: Li'l Fab (& I) just watched the NEW 'Are You Afraid of the Dark' series!
	5:21pm Linda Lee: hahah! a giallo film title generator!
	5:21pm Martinibomb: Thanks everyone! @Linda agree!! @Rich that book is on archive.org coooL!
	5:22pm Rich in Washington: My kids really liked the whole Goosebumps series.
	5:23pm Linda Lee: hey! found the generator! www.braineater.com...
	5:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Here you go: www.braineater.com...
	5:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda - mind meld!!!! :-)
	5:23pm Linda Lee: and yet again.
	5:24pm Rich in Washington: yeah. The stories all involved and were geared towards preteens, which is when I read it. They're really well-written. I just remember the stories really leaving an impression on me. They're also not shy to lean towards the occult, in a way that I think a book for young readers wouldn't be nowadays.
	5:24pm Linda Lee: just love this track and the title! 'Future Love Space Party'!
	5:24pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Everybody remembers the same four or five Pan stories. :-)
	5:25pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This Antoni Maiovvi album is fabulous - all for an imaginary Giallo film :-)
	5:25pm Rich in Washington: one of the nice things about my mom running a bookstore as a kid was that we always had interesting books in the house.
	5:26pm Rich in Washington: I also learned how to read paperback books carefully so the spine wasn't cracked, so we could preview books before they hit the shelves.
	5:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Here's the film I got: The Snow Leopard with One Red Eye Directed by Nanni Nonni A dancer finds a human torso which has been hacked up in the style of a killer who has been dead for many years. Her friend investigates the crime; and after decoding entries in a hidden journal, she discovers that the presumed victim, the dancer, has faked the entire crime... and is now desperate to make sure the truth stays hidden.
	5:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Your mum had a bookstore? that's fantastic! They would have been my dream playground as a kid :-)
	5:27pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. That Giallo title generator is quite fun!
	5:28pm Linda Lee: Nanni Nonni! :-D
	5:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: And the titles are pretty accurate ;-)
	5:28pm Rich in Washington: She didn't own it, but rather ran it for the owner after the allure of being a businessperson wore off. It only lasted four years or so, but so much fun.
	5:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I love the smell of old books - there was a scientific study whch said that as paper decays it releases the same scent as breast milk, which is why we find old books so comforting :-)
	5:30pm Linda Lee: honestly? that's too perfect.
	5:30pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's wild, isn't it? :-)
	5:31pm Linda Lee: very wild. i can't see how..
	5:32pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's a component of vanilla apparently
	5:33pm Linda Lee: is this the main theme for Franco Franco's "The Red-Stained Knife Glints Menacingly in a Woman's Hands"? or Stefano Stefani's "A Killer with Teeth of Glass"?
	5:33pm Rich in Washington: Old bookstores have a distinct smell, as do new bookstores. I still love the smell of a new book. Books were my refuge through most of my preteen and teenage years.
	5:34pm Linda Lee: i can actually associate new books with vanilla more..
	5:35pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): music to huff books by—howdy GG and all!
	5:35pm Rich in Washington: I remember Powell's Books in Portland being the first place I encountered the aroma of hundreds of thousands of old books along with the smell of espresso. Just magic.
	5:35pm Rich in Washington: Ha! Granny! I'd buy that record!
	5:35pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi GST!
	5:36pm Linda Lee: that had to be wonderful, Rich! hi Granny! :-D
	5:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I do love a bookstore/coffee shop combo :-)
	5:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Rich: Portland was way ahead of the rest of the world for combining old books and fresh coffee. MMMmmmm!!!
	5:36pm Linda Lee: brilliant concept. a sure win!
	5:37pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I can't find the exact article I read, but this is interesting: www.sciencehistory.org...
	5:37pm Rich in Washington: I haven't been to Powell's since they gutted the small press/Zine section. It was an end of an era for me.
	5:38pm DJ GeorgyGirl: At Foyle's in London they sometimes do jazz recitals in the cafe :-)
	5:38pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): And now Portland doesn't even have Reading Frenzy anymore. :(
	5:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I love the convenience of a Kindle, but you can't replace a physical nook
	5:39pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Linda Lee! [secret lesspeeyun handshake]
	5:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Nook?? BOOK. lol
	5:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Them lesspeeyuns again ;-)
	5:40pm melinda: I’ve never been to a bookstore than had both old books and coffee, sounds wonderful. I have happy memories of Half-Priced Books stores and their old book aroma. I think employees took smoking breaks in the can because it always smelled of it, but even that I remember somewhat fondly.
	5:40pm Linda Lee: Granny! (hearty, soft butch secret shake back)
	5:41pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I can quite happily wile away an entire afternoon with only coffee and some books and a good window seat in a cafe :-)
	5:42pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This is my local cafe and I adore it :-) presuming-ed.com
	5:43pm Linda Lee: gosh, would i love that kind of opportunity. there's nothing like that in a 50 mile radius of where i am.
	5:43pm Linda Lee: this is why i plan to move.
	5:43pm Rich in Washington: @melinda: If you're ever in Portland, I recommend visiting Powell's. It's become a tourist destination, but there's something about sitting in their cafe after perusing the endless, labyrinthian aisles of books that for me is a real Portland experience.
	5:43pm DJ GeorgyGirl: And it's sister cafe in town - www.themarwood.com
	5:44pm Rich in Washington: That looks fantastic, GeorgyGirl! I wish I had something like that nearby.
	5:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Goblin alert! :-)
	5:45pm Martinibomb: Profondo Rosso love that bass
	5:45pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The chap who runs both, also called Richard, is one of my favourite people in the world :-)
	5:45pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Presuming Ed does open decks once a month as well :-)
	5:45pm Linda Lee: i see DJs on Friday at Marwood! how's that?
	5:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I haven't live DJed in about two years and am currently building my courage up ;-)
	5:46pm melinda: Extra caffeine tends to make me more prone to buying things, getting people cranked on coffee in a retail store makes business sense.
	5:47pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Total sense!!!
	5:47pm Linda Lee: what's the genre they like (aside of 'music to huff books by')?
	5:48pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They have a pretty eclectic playlist - everything from loungecore through hip hop to indie and oldies really.
	5:49pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They had a guy doing Italian soundtracks once a month at Presuming Ed funnily enough
	5:49pm Linda Lee: nice! so .. Dj's choice?
	5:49pm Linda Lee: that would get me to Presuming Ed for sure. just have to start drinking coffee again.
	5:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The open decks definitely! You sign up for a slot (which I think is about half an hour) and then they schedule you on the Sunday once a month.
	5:50pm melinda: @Rich I would definitely go there.
	5:50pm Rich in Washington: I also haven't DJ'd live in years. I wish I could find a chill place that's open to really peculiar records - I mean not the stuff I'd play on my shows, but still...
	5:50pm Linda Lee: great!!
	5:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They do fabulous sandwiches and cakes there as well ;-)
	5:51pm Linda Lee: all right then. i'm picking up the coffee habit again before i get to Brighton. it's been ten years! that's enough! :-D
	5:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Live DJing is a scary animal! :-)
	5:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I drink decaff so you're in good company :-)
	5:52pm Linda Lee: what's the worst bit?
	5:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Of live DJing? Nerves, people looking at you, fear of fucking up ... fear of people hating what you're playing ... drunk people knocking into your stuff. But it's also a HUGE buzz. :-)
	5:53pm Linda Lee: takes a little chemical support to manage it, seems like. or it would me! :-)
	5:54pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Like, if you were all here and I was playing this live to you I'd be terrified but also really happy because I could see your reactions :-)
	5:54pm melinda: @GG that cafe looks like my kind of place
	5:54pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @melinda - it's just the best. And they have a garden space out the back for the summer :-)
	5:56pm Linda Lee: wouldn't it be fine to post pix in comments! then you'd see me smiling now!
	5:56pm Linda Lee: i just love this stuff.
	5:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-)
	5:58pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I dd manage to remember what it was in the end ... ;-)
	5:58pm Linda Lee: did you? i missed it! Suspiria?
	5:59pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That's the one :-)
	5:59pm Linda Lee: i can still remember the radio ads for Suspiria when it was released. Sussss peeeeeerrrr eeee yaaaaa...
	6:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Sometimes in the talking bits you can hear the precise moment where my brain seizes up completely ;-)
	6:00pm Linda Lee: no, can't hear it.
	6:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My daughter HATED Suspiria because she said the Goblin music was too loud. And I said: "WHO ARE YOU? What have you done with CJ??" lol
	6:01pm Linda Lee: ahahahaa!!!
	6:01pm melinda: @GG the back deck looks wonderful
	6:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's a real sun trap in the summer :-)
	6:02pm Linda Lee: oh my. marvelous. that sounds so beautiful now that our days are chilly!
	6:03pm DJ GeorgyGirl: You've all inspired me to take a day out this week and treat myself to coffee and a book there :-) I shall post pictures :-)
	6:03pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I mean ... I'm not going to sit outside because it's pouring with rain at the moment, but you know what I mean :-)
	6:04pm Linda Lee: i simply must relocate to a neighborhood with a bookstore/cafe'!
	6:04pm Linda Lee: yes, post pix please!
	6:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That's why I like going to places like Berlin - lots of amazing cafes where you can sit outside and watch the world go by :-)
	6:07pm Linda Lee: yes, you're a people watcher! i enjoyed that too, in new york.
	6:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I would LOVE to do that in New York!!! And I'd love to go to Portland :-) I have a feeling I'd take to Portland ;-)
	6:09pm Linda Lee: a bar there, in the east village, had second story floor-to-ceiling windows facing the main avenue. that was nice.
	6:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That sounds absolutely GORGEOUS
	6:11pm Linda Lee: called 2A, i think it was. the nice thing about that you're in a gritty neighborhood, but no one's actually puking on the sidewalk in front of you.
	6:11pm Hopey Sockmonkey: That's one of the nice things about urban living, people watching at cafes & bars :) I do it all the time.
	6:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My friend Shane and I used to make up back stories for the people we saw walking by :-)
	6:13pm Linda Lee: of course! who can resist! found a picture of the bar at night! www.bing.com...
	6:13pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Is that the cafe from Nelson Sullivan's video??
	6:14pm Linda Lee: no, that's up the street a few blocks. Avenue A bar & restaurant.
	6:15pm Linda Lee: they're one after the other on Ave A. even moreso now, likely!
	6:15pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Aha! :-)
	6:16pm Linda Lee: oh gosh yes.
	6:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I also didn't see Ennio Morricone on his retirement tour because the tickets were upwards of £100 :-(
	6:18pm Linda Lee: oh gosh. that would be a bit of a stretch for me, too.
	6:19pm Linda Lee: we hear the music as it should be heard, though, really.i wouldn't feel to bad about it.
	6:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Plus, it was in London so I'd would have needed to add on train fare, food, etc.
	6:19pm Linda Lee: right, of course. your private car with driver isn't always available. i understand.
	6:20pm Linda Lee: adore this Morricone track. gorgeous!
	6:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Wouldn't that be fabulous? :-)
	6:21pm Linda Lee: beautiful for nightlife!
	6:22pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My daughter just said "Ooo. This is epic" and I said that it was Morricone. And she nodded and said "Of course!" and smiled. :-)
	6:23pm spacebrother: Listening while I set up my show.
	6:23pm Linda Lee: smart girl. :-)
	6:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: And she made me a cup of tea as well :-)
	6:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi Greg! :-)
	6:23pm Linda Lee: how sweet of her!!
	6:24pm Martinibomb: Whoa! Got me with this choice what film was this used? Cocco Secco?
	6:24pm DJ GeorgyGirl: She said it was because she was proud of me for not completely freaking out earlier ;-)
	6:24pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Ooooo, this Cocco Secco is very groovy :)
	6:25pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): yeah! YEAH!!!
	6:25pm Linda Lee: did something happen? i missed it.
	6:25pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Not 100% sure it's in a film - some of the tracks are Giallo soundtrack artists but not necessarily Giallo soundtracks if that makes sense ;-)
	6:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I first heard this on one of those Mo'plen compilations back in the 90s :-)
	6:26pm Linda Lee: this could be music for a commercial .. for .. something!
	6:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda - I lost my show file so had to re-save from the raw file and the time was ticking down in the background ;-)
	6:27pm Linda Lee: oh lawd! glad it worked out!
	6:27pm Rich in Washington: That was a great track!
	6:27pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I was literally setting everything up and went to load the file ... except the file wan't there. EEK! That was fun ;-)
	6:28pm Linda Lee: wow!
	6:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Rich - this is the album I first heard it on: www.discogs.com...
	6:31pm Hopey Sockmonkey: That album looks pretty fabulous!
	6:31pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Hopey - that whole series is fantastic :-)
	6:32pm Linda Lee: you're really not doing too badly with the italian, dear! it's Georgy "Girl'!
	6:32pm Linda Lee: did i win?
	6:32pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Brownie points to Linda!
	6:33pm Linda Lee: yay!!! :-) i had an unfair advantage, though. raised by immigrants. :-)
	6:33pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I was on a British horror films forum years ago and we had a conversation about what our name would be if we were a Giallo director. My nickname has been Georgy since school ... so I added the girl in Italian ;-)
	6:34pm Linda Lee: brava!! it's a great name!
	6:34pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-)
	6:35pm Linda Lee: i won't pry farther about 'Georgy' ;-)
	6:35pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Wouldn't it be hysterical if I did one of those DNA tests and found out that I actually was Italian? lol. My ancestry.com suggests otherwise, mind you. ;-)
	6:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The Georgy comes from my love of The Beatles and George being my favourite :-)
	6:36pm Linda Lee: other lives, maybe. :-)
	6:36pm Linda Lee: ah!! that's great!
	6:37pm Linda Lee: ancestsry is so wild.. apparently my ancestry moved to Italy from Pakistan!
	6:37pm DJ GeorgyGirl: For the longest time I was just "George" and then it got changed into the more affectionate Georgy :-) I definitely suit being a Georgy :-)
	6:38pm DJ GeorgyGirl: From Pakistan to Italy? That's a trek!! Was that a military thing?
	6:38pm Linda Lee: we should all have names that suit us. Georgy is better than George, i think.
	6:38pm Linda Lee: about pakistan, i don't know! could be trade, too.
	6:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Of course! Yes - silk and spice routes and all that.
	6:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I am obsessed with the ancestry thing.
	6:39pm Linda Lee: that's from long before Italy was unified, too. don't know how they worked out the military.
	6:40pm Linda Lee: my great grandmother was very dark skinned & my mother, also, was dark.
	6:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This is my 15 x grandfather :-) en.wikipedia.org...
	6:40pm Linda Lee: it was cool to find out about the mideast connection.
	6:41pm Linda Lee: wow!!!! an amazing man!
	6:42pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It astonished me how utterly brave our ancestors were - that they undertook these extraordinary journeys across the world without knowing what was at the other end.
	6:42pm spacebrother: "Caravan" is one of my favorite songs. This version is the best!
	6:42pm Rich in Washington: This is the funkiest Caravan EVER!
	6:42pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Caravan has to be one of the most covered lounge/exotica records, I think. It's just so fabulous.
	6:43pm Rich in Washington: OMG, spacebrother! Do you collect Caravans?
	6:43pm Linda Lee: yes, re bravery. that's right.
	6:44pm Linda Lee: montenegro is very funky!
	6:44pm Rich in Washington: yeah, when I first got into exotica/lounge thrift store records, I started noticing how it was such a standard. I sort of wanted to make a compilation of all of them. I am sure someone has and probably a better job than I could.
	6:44pm spacebrother: @ Rich - I think so. I may have a few. Haven't checked in awhile.
	6:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I have one ancestor who took his wife and children from Streatham in London to Massechusetts. That must have been terrifying.
	6:44pm Linda Lee: that synth is fabulous.
	6:45pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Funky Caravan.
	6:45pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I have a memory of someone doing a Caravan compilation on the Exoticaring ...
	6:45pm Mr Fab: How did I not know this version?! Yep, many "Caravans" in the Sheena stream.
	6:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Speaking of funky!
	6:46pm spacebrother: Looks like I have 12 versions.
	6:46pm Martinibomb: get fun okay?
	6:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: What's your favourite version of Caravan?
	6:47pm Linda Lee: i have a little second hand info on that trip, as it was in the early 20th century. it was uncomfortable ~ and long.
	6:47pm Linda Lee: people sickened and died on it.
	6:48pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Life must have been shit in London to make that journey.
	6:49pm Linda Lee: there was so much hope for something better ~ & very little opportunity to find out what it was really like on the other side of the journey!
	6:50pm spacebrother: I have just updated my playlist to include my favorite version. By Takeshi Terauchi and the Bunnys.
	6:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My ancestor ended up dying in Salem - not for THAT reason luckily! - and one of his daughters came back to London and continued the family line in the UK. But ... I've probably got relatives in the US which is very exciting :-)
	6:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Looking forward to that!!!
	6:51pm Linda Lee: i'm sure you do ~ & now it might be possible to find them!
	6:52pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Wow - nearly at the end of the show!
	6:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Stop Hitting Yourself is next! :-) www.wfmu.org...
	6:53pm Linda Lee: fabulous music.. just excellent start to finish. :-)
	6:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: As always, I have had an outrageous amount of fun :-)
	6:54pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Nope - that would be next week, Georgy. I clearly can't read a calendar ;-)
	6:54pm Linda Lee: it's the whole month, really. forgiven.
	6:55pm Linda Lee: thank you GG!
	6:55pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank you everyone! Huge hugs all round :-)
	6:56pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Next week's LoriHajiTura will be the Hallowe'en show proper - full of lounge, exotica, and somewhat groovy treats :-)
	6:56pm spacebrother: Thanks for a relaxing show. Like a cool drink.
	6:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: And one or two iconic horror stars doing some singing ;-)
	6:57pm spacebrother: I'm almost afraid to do a halloween show with all the talent around here!
	6:57pm Linda Lee: i must move from the comments board for a bit ~ but i'm all ears!
	6:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank you! :-)
	6:57pm Linda Lee: iconic horror stars???
	6:58pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Greg - you'll nail it!!! :-)
	6:58pm Linda Lee: now i'll be spending the week wondering ..
	6:58pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda - oh yes ;-)
	6:59pm Rich in Washington: Great show tonight, GeorgyGirl! I'm in the mood for some Giallo.
	6:59pm spacebrother: @ Georgy - Thank you for the confidence.
	6:59pm Martinibomb: Thanks Georgy!
	5:20am Jan Turkenburg: amazing show, thank you GG!

LoriHajiTura with DJ GeorgyGirl: Playlist from October 21, 2019

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