WFMU: Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from November 8, 2019

Listener comments!
	🦝 2:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi everybody, I hope you love "Venus", because I'm going to play the freakin song for two hours!
	2:19pm Mr Fab: Versions of the same song for two hours? Exactly the type of madness I’m so proud of around here at Sheena’s!
	🦝 2:20pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	🦝 2:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab!
	2:21pm Mr Fab: Hey Jan the Man! IIt was very interesting hearing that big three version. Pretty obvious why shocking blue had to change those lyrics.
	🦝 2:25pm Jan Turkenburg: When confronted, Robby van Leeuwen said somewhat irritated. "Of course I knew that song, but hey... all those blues songs sound alike too."
	2:28pm Mr Fab: Ha ha. He probably figured that nobody knew of the big three record. And I don’t think it was a hit. Did you mention that Cass Elliott was in the big three? Before the mamas and the papas.
	🦝 2:30pm Jan Turkenburg: No I didn't now, didn't feel like talking a lot, but a few hours ago in my local item i did. I'm combining the content a bit now ;)
	🦝 2:31pm Jan Turkenburg: Th eplaylist is a bit off.... THis is the Southern Culture on the Skids
	2:32pm Mod Mokka Matti: Good Day, from a sunny and dry Western Washington! I'm bracing myself to be engulfed by the sonic madness that is sure to unfold.
	🦝 2:32pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MMM!
	2:35pm Mod Mokka Matti: Wow, as much as I have been into SCOTS for years, why do I not recall hearing their cover before? Is it on one of their own albums, a single, or a Compilation?
	2:36pm Mr Fab: Was thinking the same thing. Great band, well represented in the Sheena stream.
	🦝 2:36pm Jan Turkenburg: I've written down here it was released on an album in 1995
	2:42pm Mod Mokka Matti: @Jan: Interesting IIRC, that's about the time I first became aware of them, via the "Dirt Track Date" album, back in my Uni days.
	2:43pm Domenic: This music is so beautiful. thank you Jan!
	🦝 2:44pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Domenic! Good to have you listening!
	2:45pm Martinibomb: Hello Jan and fellow listeners
	🦝 2:46pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB!
	2:46pm Linda Lee: fabulous! all ears here, Jan! :-)
	🦝 2:46pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Linda!
	2:48pm Mr Fab: this James Last LOL
	2:49pm Linda Lee: this is die Lollipops, nein?
	🦝 2:49pm Jan Turkenburg: Nein, Die Lollipops sind Kinder!
	2:50pm Linda Lee: ach!!! vas??
	🦝 2:50pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	2:50pm Linda Lee: "Vampire"???
	🦝 2:51pm Jan Turkenburg: Ja so etwas...
	2:51pm Linda Lee: ah, now i hear it. wow....
	2:51pm Linda Lee: wow! :-D :-D
	2:52pm Mr Fab: Jan, do you have the version by mexican band los Rockin Devils? Es bueno.
	🦝 2:53pm Jan Turkenburg: I included the video, because of the instruments you see but can't hear :-) :-)
	2:53pm spacebrother: Nice! I am a huge fan of one show/ one song shows!
	2:54pm Domenic: Me to Spacebro
	🦝 2:54pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Greg! @Mr fab, No, I noticed it was in the long list on secondhandsong, but I already had found too much, so I stopped searching at a certain point.
	2:55pm Linda Lee: absolutely amazing. all of it. :-D
	2:56pm Linda Lee: love the photo! whose is that?
	🦝 2:59pm Jan Turkenburg: I don't know I'm afraid. I have these days, the only thing I have energy for is picking pictures from Tumblr and categorizing them in folders on my HD. This is from my folder "venus-variations".
	3:00pm Linda Lee: beautiful! thanks for sharing it! :-)
	🦝 3:00pm Jan Turkenburg: maybe with reverse image search you can find it
	3:00pm Linda Lee: maybe! i'll try it sometime.
	🦝 3:02pm Jan Turkenburg: I think it's from Tim Walker. I just did a search on tineye.com
	3:03pm Linda Lee: tineye.com! a new one for me, as well as secondhandsong. secret tools! :-)
	3:03pm Mod Mokka Matti: Jan, this is my first time tuning in to your program, but I appreciate what I'm hearing so far! I also dig the continuation of the one-song themed shows, having just listened to Larry Grogan's "Testify!" earlier this week, with his focus on "The Beat Goes On".
	🦝 3:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Thank you MMM, I have ideas for more one-song-shows. There is at least one show in which I will have a guest who has written a book on 3000 versions of "Summertime"
	3:06pm Linda Lee: sometimes it's "i'm your penis". a nice variation.
	3:06pm Sem: Hello, JT, and all. Good to see you, Linda Lee.
	3:07pm Linda Lee: hi, Sem! :-)
	🦝 3:07pm Jan Turkenburg: In some versions I really can't help hearing anything else but that, Linda!
	🦝 3:07pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Sem!
	3:07pm Linda Lee: glad it's not just me. :-D
	🦝 3:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Back to business!
	3:09pm Linda Lee: Russel Russel! love this. very chunky.
	3:10pm Mod Mokka Matti: I can't believe that I just realized (but missed hearing) the Belaboris version! As a Finnish American, that in itself is a pleasant surprise to find on someone else's playlist. Kiitos!
	🦝 3:12pm Jan Turkenburg: I think I found several Finnish versions in my search, MMM Isn't Eva Kostolányiová too?
	3:14pm Sem: This is the 4:30 in the afternoon grocery shopping Muzak version.
	3:15pm Linda Lee: i love the Waldo De Los Rios version best. it's sinister.
	3:15pm melinda: hi friends!
	🦝 3:15pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Melinda!
	3:15pm Linda Lee: hi melinda! :-)
	3:16pm Mod Mokka Matti: I wasn't aware of her, but a quick search indicates that Eva was from Slovakia. And wow, she passed at just short of 33 years of age.
	3:17pm chresti: Hello Duggy fiends!
	3:17pm Linda Lee: hi chresti! isn't this amazing! :-)
	🦝 3:17pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Chresti!
	3:18pm spacebrother: I like how the Terry Gilliam animation dances to the music.
	3:18pm Linda Lee: adore 8 bit. fun! :-)
	🦝 3:19pm Jan Turkenburg: @mmm. I have been drowned in covers of this song, for three days so my memory isn't clear on all the details anymore. Glad I had the show ready in time :-)
	3:21pm Linda Lee: we're glad too. :-)
	3:21pm Mr Fab: an all 8-bit show! now there's a concept.
	3:21pm Mod Mokka Matti: @Jan: That is totally understandable, for such an undertaking. I feel the same way whenever I delve deep into a subject I'm exploring, but that's part of the "fun".
	3:22pm spacebrother: I'm enjoying it immensely.
	3:22pm Linda Lee: 8 bit would work beautifully. there's incredible variation & creativity there.
	3:25pm Martinibomb: Digging the show! Working outside on some projects.
	🦝 3:26pm Jan Turkenburg: :-) :-) :-)
	3:28pm Linda Lee: wow. what in the name of the Dark Lord is this one?
	🦝 3:29pm Jan Turkenburg: A Dutch band that has a long list of albums. I've seen them live a couple of times.
	🦝 3:29pm Jan Turkenburg: They can be so over the top dramatic, it's hilarious!
	3:30pm Linda Lee: i was about to ask what the show was like.
	3:31pm Linda Lee: dry ice? fake blood? :-D
	3:37pm Linda Lee: the choir version is amazing! :-) all the young goddesses together.
	🦝 3:38pm Jan Turkenburg: On of the most fun choirs I've ever had!
	3:40pm Mod Mokka Matti: The brass band version takes me back to my own High School Pep Band days, for sure. Played this on Tenor Sax, Alto Clarinet and Bass Clarinet at various times.
	3:41pm spacebrother: Chinese! Sakura & Quests?
	3:41pm spacebrother: Ah, Rita Chao.
	3:41pm Sem: That guitar intro sounds so very much like the opening salvo of Pinball Wizard.
	🦝 3:42pm Jan Turkenburg: keep that in mind for the next version, Sem!
	3:43pm spacebrother: YES!! APPOLOGETIX!!
	3:44pm Linda Lee: oh no.no no no no. :-D
	3:47pm ParUbi: Just tuned in and
	3:47pm ParUbi: oh my
	3:48pm spacebrother: This is great. I didn't know Neil Young covered this.
	🦝 3:49pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi ParUbi!
	3:50pm Sem: heh, Neil.
	3:50pm Linda Lee: very funny!
	🦝 3:51pm Jan Turkenburg: In fact he takes the piss out of Shocking Blue, by playing the original :-)
	3:52pm spacebrother: He would do that. :D
	3:53pm Linda Lee: different chord structure, though, than the traditional O Susannah.
	🦝 3:54pm Jan Turkenburg: But the same as The Banjo Song by The Big Three :-)
	3:54pm Linda Lee: i didn't hear that one!
	3:55pm spacebrother: He said my name!
	3:55pm ParUbi: Apologetix is based in Pittsburgh, I see. Finally .... a band that I discovered on WFMU that... I ... can see.
	3:56pm Dave In St Albans UK: Fun show Jan. Thank you.
	3:56pm Linda Lee: fabulous show, Jan!! lovely!
	3:56pm chresti: Thanks Jan!
	3:56pm ParUbi: Glad I caught the end of it!
	3:56pm spacebrother: Thanks for the hard work! Great show!
	3:56pm Otis Fodder: Super show Jan. Been listening on a couch here.
	3:56pm Mod Mokka Matti: Indeed, this was great fun! Thanks for the shoutout! :-)
	3:57pm Sem: Great stuff, Jan. Thank you!
	🦝 3:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks everybody for joining. This was fun!
	3:58pm Domenic: Thanks for playing. Loved the Dutch choral stuff.
	🦝 3:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Next: www.wfmu.org...
	4:00pm Linda Lee: ending beautifully! :-)

Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from November 8, 2019

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November 8, 2019: FDL244 - Totally Venus

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
The Cambodian Space Project	Kolos Srey Chaom (Love God)		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Transistors	Mission On Venus "Mission On Venus" by "The Transistors"		0:03:23 (Pop-up)
The Big 3	Banjosong "Banjosong" by "The Big 3"		0:04:11 (Pop-up)
Mariska Veres and the shocking Jazz Quartet	Venus		0:06:12 (Pop-up)
Eva Kostolányiová	Hej, chlapce "Hej, chlapce" by "Eva Kostolányiová"		0:09:33 (Pop-up)
Robert Delgado	Venus "Venus" by "Robert Delgado"		0:12:38 (Pop-up)
Sacha Distel	Venus "Venus" by "Sacha Distel"		0:15:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Transistors	Mission On Venus "Mission On Venus" by "The Transistors"		0:19:39 (Pop-up)
Harambee	Venus "Venus" by "Harambee"	arr. Jane Patterson	0:20:38 (Pop-up)
Belaboris	Venus "Venus" by "Belaboris"		0:22:00 (Pop-up)
The Charlottes	venus "venus" by "The Charlottes"		0:24:09 (Pop-up)
Southern Culture on the Skids	Venus		0:29:59 (Pop-up)
Rachelle Spring	Venus "Venus" by "Rachelle Spring"		0:33:39 (Pop-up)
Ywenna Carolin The Summertime Hotspots	Venus	Ywenna Carollin, Vocals & Keyboard - Stephen Rufus, Tenor Saxophone - Teo Boon Chye, Soprano Saxophone - Keith Chang, Electric Bass - Bobby Singh, Drums - http://highnotes.com.sg/	0:36:34 (Pop-up)
Volker Rosin und die Lollipops	venus		0:40:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Transistors	Mission On Venus "Mission On Venus" by "The Transistors"		0:43:59 (Pop-up)
James Last	Vampire "Vampire" by "James Last"		0:44:42 (Pop-up)
Adrian Music Show Formatie Nunta Iasi	Venus		0:50:42 (Pop-up)
Lipstique	Venus-Light my fire "Venus-Light my fire" by "Lipstique"		0:54:05 (Pop-up)
three young artists at Russian (?) X-factor	Venus		1:01:13 (Pop-up)
Russel Russel	Venus "Venus" by "Russel Russel"		1:07:38 (Pop-up)
Waldo De Los Rios	Venus "Venus" by "Waldo De Los Rios"		1:12:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Transistors	Mission On Venus "Mission On Venus" by "The Transistors"		1:14:49 (Pop-up)
	Gillette Venus cm "Gillette Venus cm"		1:15:50 (Pop-up)
8 bit arcade	Venus "Venus" by "8 bit arcade"		1:16:16 (Pop-up)
Claude Denjean	Venus "Venus" by "Claude Denjean"		1:20:05 (Pop-up)
Yuri Tertychny	Venus "Venus" by "Yuri Tertychny"		1:23:12 (Pop-up)
Claw Boys Claw	Venus "Venus" by "Claw Boys Claw"		1:25:57 (Pop-up)
Peter and The Test Tube Babies	Venus		1:29:20 (Pop-up)
Disturbing Red	Venus (Live at Thorbecke College january 2001)	adaptation for tape and girl's choir by yours truly ;) They made a very groovy dance themselves, which was the main reason for the cheers at the end :-)	1:32:21 (Pop-up)
Brevis Brass Band	Venus "Venus" by "Brevis Brass Band"		1:36:46 (Pop-up)
Rita Chao	Huoxing nushén "Huoxing nushén" by "Rita Chao"		1:39:17 (Pop-up)
Apologetix	Jesus / Temple Physician		1:41:57 (Pop-up)
Neil Young & Crazy Horse	Oh Susanna		1:46:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Transistors	Mission On Venus "Mission On Venus" by "The Transistors"		1:51:37 (Pop-up)
Sandra van Nieuwland	Venus "Venus" by "Sandra van Nieuwland"		1:56:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦝 2:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi everybody, I hope you love "Venus", because I'm going to play the freakin song for two hours!
	2:19pm Mr Fab: Versions of the same song for two hours? Exactly the type of madness I’m so proud of around here at Sheena’s!
	🦝 2:20pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	🦝 2:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab!
	2:21pm Mr Fab: Hey Jan the Man! IIt was very interesting hearing that big three version. Pretty obvious why shocking blue had to change those lyrics.
	🦝 2:25pm Jan Turkenburg: When confronted, Robby van Leeuwen said somewhat irritated. "Of course I knew that song, but hey... all those blues songs sound alike too."
	2:28pm Mr Fab: Ha ha. He probably figured that nobody knew of the big three record. And I don’t think it was a hit. Did you mention that Cass Elliott was in the big three? Before the mamas and the papas.
	🦝 2:30pm Jan Turkenburg: No I didn't now, didn't feel like talking a lot, but a few hours ago in my local item i did. I'm combining the content a bit now ;)
	🦝 2:31pm Jan Turkenburg: Th eplaylist is a bit off.... THis is the Southern Culture on the Skids
	2:32pm Mod Mokka Matti: Good Day, from a sunny and dry Western Washington! I'm bracing myself to be engulfed by the sonic madness that is sure to unfold.
	🦝 2:32pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MMM!
	2:35pm Mod Mokka Matti: Wow, as much as I have been into SCOTS for years, why do I not recall hearing their cover before? Is it on one of their own albums, a single, or a Compilation?
	2:36pm Mr Fab: Was thinking the same thing. Great band, well represented in the Sheena stream.
	🦝 2:36pm Jan Turkenburg: I've written down here it was released on an album in 1995
	2:42pm Mod Mokka Matti: @Jan: Interesting IIRC, that's about the time I first became aware of them, via the "Dirt Track Date" album, back in my Uni days.
	2:43pm Domenic: This music is so beautiful. thank you Jan!
	🦝 2:44pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Domenic! Good to have you listening!
	2:45pm Martinibomb: Hello Jan and fellow listeners
	🦝 2:46pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB!
	2:46pm Linda Lee: fabulous! all ears here, Jan! :-)
	🦝 2:46pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Linda!
	2:48pm Mr Fab: this James Last LOL
	2:49pm Linda Lee: this is die Lollipops, nein?
	🦝 2:49pm Jan Turkenburg: Nein, Die Lollipops sind Kinder!
	2:50pm Linda Lee: ach!!! vas??
	🦝 2:50pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	2:50pm Linda Lee: "Vampire"???
	🦝 2:51pm Jan Turkenburg: Ja so etwas...
	2:51pm Linda Lee: ah, now i hear it. wow....
	2:51pm Linda Lee: wow! :-D :-D
	2:52pm Mr Fab: Jan, do you have the version by mexican band los Rockin Devils? Es bueno.
	🦝 2:53pm Jan Turkenburg: I included the video, because of the instruments you see but can't hear :-) :-)
	2:53pm spacebrother: Nice! I am a huge fan of one show/ one song shows!
	2:54pm Domenic: Me to Spacebro
	🦝 2:54pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Greg! @Mr fab, No, I noticed it was in the long list on secondhandsong, but I already had found too much, so I stopped searching at a certain point.
	2:55pm Linda Lee: absolutely amazing. all of it. :-D
	2:56pm Linda Lee: love the photo! whose is that?
	🦝 2:59pm Jan Turkenburg: I don't know I'm afraid. I have these days, the only thing I have energy for is picking pictures from Tumblr and categorizing them in folders on my HD. This is from my folder "venus-variations".
	3:00pm Linda Lee: beautiful! thanks for sharing it! :-)
	🦝 3:00pm Jan Turkenburg: maybe with reverse image search you can find it
	3:00pm Linda Lee: maybe! i'll try it sometime.
	🦝 3:02pm Jan Turkenburg: I think it's from Tim Walker. I just did a search on tineye.com
	3:03pm Linda Lee: tineye.com! a new one for me, as well as secondhandsong. secret tools! :-)
	3:03pm Mod Mokka Matti: Jan, this is my first time tuning in to your program, but I appreciate what I'm hearing so far! I also dig the continuation of the one-song themed shows, having just listened to Larry Grogan's "Testify!" earlier this week, with his focus on "The Beat Goes On".
	🦝 3:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Thank you MMM, I have ideas for more one-song-shows. There is at least one show in which I will have a guest who has written a book on 3000 versions of "Summertime"
	3:06pm Linda Lee: sometimes it's "i'm your penis". a nice variation.
	3:06pm Sem: Hello, JT, and all. Good to see you, Linda Lee.
	3:07pm Linda Lee: hi, Sem! :-)
	🦝 3:07pm Jan Turkenburg: In some versions I really can't help hearing anything else but that, Linda!
	🦝 3:07pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Sem!
	3:07pm Linda Lee: glad it's not just me. :-D
	🦝 3:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Back to business!
	3:09pm Linda Lee: Russel Russel! love this. very chunky.
	3:10pm Mod Mokka Matti: I can't believe that I just realized (but missed hearing) the Belaboris version! As a Finnish American, that in itself is a pleasant surprise to find on someone else's playlist. Kiitos!
	🦝 3:12pm Jan Turkenburg: I think I found several Finnish versions in my search, MMM Isn't Eva Kostolányiová too?
	3:14pm Sem: This is the 4:30 in the afternoon grocery shopping Muzak version.
	3:15pm Linda Lee: i love the Waldo De Los Rios version best. it's sinister.
	3:15pm melinda: hi friends!
	🦝 3:15pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Melinda!
	3:15pm Linda Lee: hi melinda! :-)
	3:16pm Mod Mokka Matti: I wasn't aware of her, but a quick search indicates that Eva was from Slovakia. And wow, she passed at just short of 33 years of age.
	3:17pm chresti: Hello Duggy fiends!
	3:17pm Linda Lee: hi chresti! isn't this amazing! :-)
	🦝 3:17pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Chresti!
	3:18pm spacebrother: I like how the Terry Gilliam animation dances to the music.
	3:18pm Linda Lee: adore 8 bit. fun! :-)
	🦝 3:19pm Jan Turkenburg: @mmm. I have been drowned in covers of this song, for three days so my memory isn't clear on all the details anymore. Glad I had the show ready in time :-)
	3:21pm Linda Lee: we're glad too. :-)
	3:21pm Mr Fab: an all 8-bit show! now there's a concept.
	3:21pm Mod Mokka Matti: @Jan: That is totally understandable, for such an undertaking. I feel the same way whenever I delve deep into a subject I'm exploring, but that's part of the "fun".
	3:22pm spacebrother: I'm enjoying it immensely.
	3:22pm Linda Lee: 8 bit would work beautifully. there's incredible variation & creativity there.
	3:25pm Martinibomb: Digging the show! Working outside on some projects.
	🦝 3:26pm Jan Turkenburg: :-) :-) :-)
	3:28pm Linda Lee: wow. what in the name of the Dark Lord is this one?
	🦝 3:29pm Jan Turkenburg: A Dutch band that has a long list of albums. I've seen them live a couple of times.
	🦝 3:29pm Jan Turkenburg: They can be so over the top dramatic, it's hilarious!
	3:30pm Linda Lee: i was about to ask what the show was like.
	3:31pm Linda Lee: dry ice? fake blood? :-D
	3:37pm Linda Lee: the choir version is amazing! :-) all the young goddesses together.
	🦝 3:38pm Jan Turkenburg: On of the most fun choirs I've ever had!
	3:40pm Mod Mokka Matti: The brass band version takes me back to my own High School Pep Band days, for sure. Played this on Tenor Sax, Alto Clarinet and Bass Clarinet at various times.
	3:41pm spacebrother: Chinese! Sakura & Quests?
	3:41pm spacebrother: Ah, Rita Chao.
	3:41pm Sem: That guitar intro sounds so very much like the opening salvo of Pinball Wizard.
	🦝 3:42pm Jan Turkenburg: keep that in mind for the next version, Sem!
	3:43pm spacebrother: YES!! APPOLOGETIX!!
	3:44pm Linda Lee: oh no.no no no no. :-D
	3:47pm ParUbi: Just tuned in and
	3:47pm ParUbi: oh my
	3:48pm spacebrother: This is great. I didn't know Neil Young covered this.
	🦝 3:49pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi ParUbi!
	3:50pm Sem: heh, Neil.
	3:50pm Linda Lee: very funny!
	🦝 3:51pm Jan Turkenburg: In fact he takes the piss out of Shocking Blue, by playing the original :-)
	3:52pm spacebrother: He would do that. :D
	3:53pm Linda Lee: different chord structure, though, than the traditional O Susannah.
	🦝 3:54pm Jan Turkenburg: But the same as The Banjo Song by The Big Three :-)
	3:54pm Linda Lee: i didn't hear that one!
	3:55pm spacebrother: He said my name!
	3:55pm ParUbi: Apologetix is based in Pittsburgh, I see. Finally .... a band that I discovered on WFMU that... I ... can see.
	3:56pm Dave In St Albans UK: Fun show Jan. Thank you.
	3:56pm Linda Lee: fabulous show, Jan!! lovely!
	3:56pm chresti: Thanks Jan!
	3:56pm ParUbi: Glad I caught the end of it!
	3:56pm spacebrother: Thanks for the hard work! Great show!
	3:56pm Otis Fodder: Super show Jan. Been listening on a couch here.
	3:56pm Mod Mokka Matti: Indeed, this was great fun! Thanks for the shoutout! :-)
	3:57pm Sem: Great stuff, Jan. Thank you!
	🦝 3:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks everybody for joining. This was fun!
	3:58pm Domenic: Thanks for playing. Loved the Dutch choral stuff.
	🦝 3:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Next: www.wfmu.org...
	4:00pm Linda Lee: ending beautifully! :-)

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