WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from July 31, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:00pm Jeff Golick: MY EYES!
	3:01pm Doug Schulkind: It's a Bronwynthon!
	🎭 3:04pm WR: MY EARS!
	3:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hello Jeff, Doug and WR and welcome to an 00s middle school dance!!!! Careful, don't step on my flares!!
	3:06pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hey everybody. LOVE this song! I was definitely not in middle school... maybe my 3rd job? anyway I was still listening to music!
	3:06pm Jeff Golick: Not to worry. I'll just stand over here by the bleachers with my hands in my pockets, looking at my shoes.
	3:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Jeff: You are playing the role of most of my male friends at the middle school dances
	3:08pm Jeff Golick: Happy to. The role I was born to play. Looking forward to filling in some musical knowledge that I'm sure I missed during the aughts.
	3:09pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I forgot this is the Era of Autotune
	3:12pm Dervish: Personally, I don't believe in love after love. I accept that others believe and I respect that.
	3:12pm doctorjazz: Hi Bronwyn and Middle School students (I'm in the corner, don't dance...)
	3:12pm Jeff Golick: Here we go.
	3:15pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey doctorjazz!!
	3:19pm Doug Schulkind: This program may be the most avant garde thing to happen in WFMU's history.
	3:22pm Jeff Golick: Lot of firsts happening this afternoon.
	🎭 3:23pm WR: Now you got me dancing! Mambo!
	3:23pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Yes, can't sit still!
	3:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Doug: That's the idea ;)
	3:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Jeff: Yes, like somehow I am the first person on WFMU to play either Ricky Martin or Lou Bega (according to Kenzo...)
	3:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: @WR and Lizzie: that's what i like to hear!!
	🎭 3:36pm WR: Your memories are brilliant addition to the program!
	3:39pm doctorjazz: Reliving my daughter's Middle School years.
	3:41pm Bronwyn Bishop: @WR: Aw thanks! I have memories associated with the pop music of this era that I don't have with any other Top 40 music (since I stopped listening to Top 40 in the early 10s)
	🎭 3:42pm WR: Yes, doctorjazz, wondering if your daughters would be enjoying this.
	3:46pm doctorjazz: When I get home, I'll be putting it on (only Rebecca is home, still sheltering from COVID-19. She gave up the Manhattan apartment, nothing happening in acting now).
	3:46pm doctorjazz: Richard Thompson does a great cover of Whoops...!
	3:49pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yes- he recognizes its brilliance! This song is a masterpiece imo (the little pause in "Oops I...DID IT AGAIN to your heart!" after the bridge is one of the best climaxes in all pop music)
	3:49pm Bronwyn Bishop: Baby One More Time is a masterpiece too but I'll always be partial to its younger sibling
	3:50pm Jeff Golick: It's impossible to imagine what someone like Britney has experienced, going from kid actor to pop phenom to tabloid fodder...the scrutiny, the attention, what must it do to a person?
	3:52pm Jeff Golick: I guess every generation gets the "Cotton Eyed Joe" that they deserve.
	3:53pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I can honestly say that I have seen references to the Hampsterdance for years but have never heard it. Pays to keep your computer speakers turned off. well played Jeff!
	3:54pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Jeff: GASP I forgot about Cotton Eyed Joe. I loved Cotton Eyed Joe. Why did I forget to put it in this show??
	3:54pm Bronwyn Bishop: Upon googling...because it came out in 1994, lol
	3:54pm Jeff Golick: '95, @BB! Outsize your zone.
	3:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: and yet they still played it at every school dance and we knew all the moves (I guess cuz it was only around 10 years old then)
	3:55pm Jeff Golick: Producers had a pretty heavy hand, it sounds like?
	3:56pm Bronwyn Bishop: which producers- on this moby song?
	3:57pm Jeff Golick: Kinda everything so far...
	🎭 3:57pm WR: Surprised the hamster song came out in 2000, the web meme was 98 i think. Ah, looking at Wikipedia looks like our office was meme cutting edge in 98. Then it blew up in 2000.
	4:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Jeff: Yeah producers were really pulling the strings of all these, like the auteur behind the boy band stuff and Britney was Max Martin (songwriter/producer). You can even hear Max as the dude in the spoken word bridge on Oops I Did It Again!
	4:11pm Bas NL: Hi Bronwyn! So happy to join the pink party!
	4:11pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hey Bas!! Great to have you here :D
	4:15pm fred: Damn, missed Toni Braxton. I'm curious about what she sounds like, having spent maybe 15 minutes arguing about Braxton with a coworker before we figured out Anthony and Toni are not the same person (neither of us had heard of the other Braxton)
	4:15pm Bronwyn Bishop: Fred!!! I love this story. They should really collaborate already
	4:43pm fred: I still like Beyoncé, despite her ripping off Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, which actually turned out well as ATDK put out a site with the moves from Rosas Danst Rosas for everyone to use
	4:46pm fred: Covering Talk Talk is a minefield. I think that's an honorable effort
	4:47pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I'd listen to Gwen sing the phone book.
	4:48pm Bronwyn Bishop: They actually recorded this song to promote this singles album and did a cover instead of writing a new song because they were on hiatus. They listened to hundreds of 80s songs before picking that one
	4:48pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Lizzie: lots of Gwen in this show!!
	🎭 4:49pm WR: Back on the dance floor for Outcast!
	4:49pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Loving this show, Bronwyn! Yes I'm dancing!
	4:49pm doctorjazz: Always loved this Outcast!
	4:49pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I am your neighbor
	4:50pm Bronwyn Bishop: This is one of the greatest songs of all time!! I just realized it's been one of my favorite songs for 17 years...that's a long time
	4:51pm fred: Big Boi seems to be a Kate Bush fan, so he has good taste
	4:51pm Bronwyn Bishop: I remember being at summer camp and hearing the counselors partying when all us kids were in our cabins. They were blasting Hey Ya! We all wished we were down there dancing with them
	4:53pm Bronwyn Bishop: @fred: Apparently last week he said something about collaborating with her on his upcoming album!?!?! psyched for that
	4:57pm fred: @Brownwyn: I remember getting burned with news of her collab with Prince, so I'll wait until it happens, or lawsuits do
	4:58pm Bronwyn Bishop: aw, good point
	4:58pm fred: @Bronwyn: sorry about mangling your name
	5:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: no worries!
	5:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: I used to have Karaoke Revolution (does anyone remember Karaoke Revolution?) and this JoJo song was on it. Oh how we belted it out at my 11th birthday party (which I shared with another girl in my class of 10 kids who somehow had the same birthday as me)
	5:04pm Jeff Golick: The hip hop has aged the best. (IMO.)
	5:06pm fred: @Jeff Golick: I think Public Enemy aged very well, but that's not a good thing
	5:06pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yeah it definitely sounds the least dated today! I'm glad some of this music doesn't sound ridiculously dated lol (but I also love the stuff that does, like No Secrets)
	5:07pm doctorjazz: Time for me to head home, probably catch the last hour on the stereo. Thanks, Bronwyn!
	5:09pm Bronwyn Bishop: thank YOU for listening!
	5:10pm fred: @Bronwyn: It's supposed to be a dance party, no expiration date on that
	5:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: true, dance parties never die!!
	5:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hey, wow. Nice dance party going on over here!
	5:23pm Bronwyn Bishop: Welcome Ken!!
	5:24pm Jeff Golick: I confess I was waiting for this one.
	5:25pm fred: Come on, they knew what you did, because they did the same
	5:28pm northguineahills: Ok, that was 5.5 hours total sleep in the last 24 hrs. I need to get my diurnal clock in check since my job starts Lunes....
	5:30pm fred: @ngh: job implies money, sounds like good news
	5:30pm northguineahills: Looks at Playlist. It's rare that I come across a playlist where I own zero records listed. Congratulations Bronwyn, achievement unlocked!
	5:32pm northguineahills: (I usually have a few during Acid Jazz Hands).
	5:34pm Jeff Golick: Here's something I just learned: "The Pussycat Dolls were created by choreographer Robin Antin and her roommate Christina Applegate in 1993."
	5:34pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yes part of the point of this show was to play stuff that definitely doesn't get played often on WFMU/GTDR haha. I'm impressed that you usually own a few records I play on AJH musical fans fist bump
	5:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Jeff: Wow- this was really the era of prefab groups but I didn't realized Christina Applegate created one lol
	5:37pm northguineahills: As a turntabilist, stoop sales, junk stores, thrift stores, and estate sales, were usual haunts I'd look for.....
	5:39pm Bronwyn Bishop: Oh same, I once got some really great albums out of a box that said "free" on the street in Philly, and I've gotten some really great weird stuff from the Salvation Army in Quakertown, PA
	5:42pm northguineahills: Some of the best latin/Mexi hiphop/salsa records I found were found in the bin in NYC....
	5:43pm northguineahills: Never listened to Beyonce, but I do have a single by Slim Thug (for some reason).
	5:46pm northguineahills: (bin =curbside*, been imbibing anglophile culture (ie: the beeb), the last few months.
	5:47pm Jeff Golick: Somewhat surprised I've never heard this BEP song before.
	5:48pm northguineahills: I saw a free concert back in 1997 where the Black Eyed Peas opened for the Village People and the B-52s (I was there for the B-52s)
	5:49pm northguineahills: (I was still an undergrad)
	5:49pm Jeff Golick: Perhaps this means we're not getting "My Humps."
	5:50pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I'm hoping we will be spared that
	5:50pm Jeff Golick: I don't even feel good about typing it.
	5:52pm fred: Tainted Love cover that doesn't own it in the 2000's? That's weird
	5:52pm Bronwyn Bishop: We are DEFINITELY not getting My Humps lmao
	5:52pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: You took one for the team
	5:53pm Bronwyn Bishop: @ngh: A BEP/Village People/B-52s concert sounds INCREDIBLE, I wish I was there (I'd go for the Village People)
	5:53pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I like how SOS samples the song and uses the lyrics too
	5:55pm northguineahills: Rihanna is one of the few pop artists of the 2000s I find decent (even back then). I usually abhored top 40 music from the mid-90s onwards contemporariously, back when I was a music snob (I outgrew that phase). Ok, I have some Sean Paul rekkids!
	5:57pm Bronwyn Bishop: I was overcome with nostalgia when Sia brought Sean Paul back for "Cheap Thrills" in 2016. It brought me back to taking the school bus home in third grade trying to figure out what he was saying
	6:00pm northguineahills: I brought in the year 2000, by hanging out in Jamaica, at a friend's pad on the north coast of Jamaica, away from any tourists. Hit a few dancehall clubs, that's I got adversed in patois....oddly, there were no vinyl stores,
	6:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: That sounds like a great trip, I wanna go to a dancehall club in Jamaica (post quarantine trip!!!)
	6:04pm northguineahills: Timbaland, a damn good producer!
	6:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: I somehow completely forgot that SOS samples Tainted Love despite them being two of the most famous songs of all time and the sample being so blatant. I guess SOS just has enough of its own identity in my brain that I forgot it's built around something else
	6:05pm Brian in UK: Go Bronwyn, down in the dancehall listening to Chaka Demus & Pliers.
	6:06pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I know some Rihanna songs but not SOS - thanks
	6:07pm Jeff Golick: Timbaland + [anyone] is a hit.
	6:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: Timbaland + Jan Terri!
	6:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: im sure he could make it work
	6:09pm northguineahills: @Brian: I wish I knew there were ragga clubs, when I hit the UK (I was 17). I would disappear for a day away from my family exploring random places (I used to do it back when I was in elementary school, in Japan), made some friends, but never made it to the east end of London. (I didn't get into Jamaican music until I was 19).
	6:10pm fred: Timbaland + both Braxtons
	6:11pm northguineahills: @Fred: Toni and Anthony? (I"d add Tyondai)
	6:12pm northguineahills: I remember Scissor Sisters playing in the bars, don't remember their Bee Gees phase....
	6:13pm Bronwyn Bishop: I feel like Timbaland, Toni Braxton, Anthony Braxton, and Tyondai Braxton would be kind of like when Scott Walker, Mark Knopfler, Billy Ocean, and Evan Parker all collaborated
	6:15pm northguineahills: Phillipsburg, NJ! I digitally mapped that town! (never been there)
	6:15pm fred: @ngh: I had a 15 minute argument with a coworker before figuring out Toni and Anthony are not the same (actually Tyondai is what got us to figure out we were not talking about the same person)
	6:17pm northguineahills: @fred: I think I told you, Tyondai, used to live a few blocks from me. I'd always see him at the subway/clubs/bars. He's a super lad (and great musician).
	6:21pm fred: @Bronwyn: Do you mean the (unfortunately departed) Scott Walker or the other one?
	6:22pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I think WFMU needs a calypso and ska show. Who's with me??
	6:22pm doctorjazz: I'm Back, put in on at home, and, to quote Rebecca, "Oh My God, this is my jam!" I don't know what that means, but I think it's positive.
	6:22pm Jeff Golick: I think Mike Sin (?) started a ska/rock steady show recently?
	6:23pm doctorjazz: There IS a Ska show on another stream, I'll find it In a minute.
	6:23pm Bronwyn Bishop: @fred: LOL i meant the singer but imagine if i meant the ex governor of wisconsin! what a track that would be
	6:24pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Thanks Doctor J - I thought I knew all the shows
	6:24pm Jeff Golick: Here it is, Ranking Full Stop, Sundays at noon: wfmu.org...
	6:24pm fred: That's a cool cover, the words keep it real
	6:26pm doctorjazz: www.wfmu.org... Jeff beat me, that's it.
	6:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: @doctorjazz: yes "my jam" is a good thing lol
	6:26pm northguineahills: I've probably told you, but one of my best friends in Mexico City, is a professional photographer. MIA saw his page, and hired him to be her photographer (and he wasn't a fan, more into psyche noise). So, I'd get backstage passes for MIA shows.....
	6:26pm doctorjazz: : )
	6:27pm northguineahills: (and I am an MIA fan) Artist #3 I have rekkids from....
	6:27pm doctorjazz: @Lizzie, the shows seem to be multiplying like bunny rabbits.
	6:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: @ngh: you have the coolest life lol, I love your stories
	6:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: these songs are all my jams hugs these songs
	6:30pm fred: Thanks to WFMU, I preordered MIA's first album. Got me some cred. Didn't last
	6:31pm northguineahills: @Sweet Corn Lizzie, besides the the recommendations above, Irwin, Small Change, Jesse, Doug, Sam, and others play a lot of calypso, soca, and ska....
	6:32pm northguineahills: @Bronwyn: (past tense, used to have)
	6:32pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Thanks everybody
	6:32pm northguineahills: fred has more cred then I could ever muster....
	6:36pm fred: Just to squander that cred: does anyone remember eighth wonder?
	6:37pm fred: Or Propaganda?
	6:39pm doctorjazz: Ngh reminded me, Irwin had a GREAT Calypso series he ran many years ago, called Muriel's Treasure. I'm pretty sure it can accessed in the archives (loved that series when it ran).
	6:45pm fred: The Rosas project (after Beyoncé ripped them off using her market power): www.rosasdanstrosas.be...
	6:52pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I'll look, thanks doctor. I have CDs by Eiffel 65 and Outkast!
	6:56pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @Bronwyn! Looking forward to this upcoming pivot...
	6:57pm northguineahills: Anyone else thinks this Kei$ha sounds like L'trim ("cars that go boom")?
	6:58pm northguineahills: I have every record by the Outkast (weird, I know)
	6:58pm Bronwyn Bishop: We are actually going to have overtime in this show so there's a few more songs (and then Acid Jazz Hands is shorter than normal)
	6:59pm Jeff Golick: I hear that a little, @ngh. Like both songs a lot.
	7:01pm northguineahills: what, no 7 hours of Bronwyn? i'm moving back to Orlando in 90 mininutes
	7:01pm fred: @ngh: I heard that too
	7:03pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bronwyn, lots of fun!
	7:03pm northguineahills: (so, I could use some car music)
	7:06pm Bronwyn Bishop: Wow ngh, good luck!!
	7:09pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Stay safe ngh
	7:13pm Bronwyn Bishop: Thank you all for taking this crazy nostalgic trip through that crazy ass decade!!! Join the after-party here: wfmu.org...

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from July 31, 2020

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Musical theater from off the beaten path. Obscure and unusual show tunes from within the canon and without, flops, failures, and the newest works from up-and-coming artists—plus tried-and-true hits. Also, occasional appearances from songs that are not show tunes (but only if they go really well with show tunes).

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Backstreet Boys	Larger Than Life "Larger Than Life" by "Backstreet Boys"	Millennium	Jive Records	1999	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Eiffel 65	Blue (Da Ba Dee) "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" by "Eiffel 65"	Europop	WEA	1998	0:04:48 (Pop-up)
Cher	Believe "Believe" by "Cher"	Believe	WEA/Warner Bros.	1998	0:10:34 (Pop-up)
Britney Spears	...Baby One More Time	...Baby One More Time	BMG Direct Marketing, Inc.	1998	0:12:58 (Pop-up)
Ricky Martin	Livin' La Vida Loca "Livin' La Vida Loca" by "Ricky Martin"	Ricky Martin	Columbia	1999	0:16:28 (Pop-up)
Lou Bega	Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit Of...)	A Little Bit of Mambo	Lautstark/BMG/RCA	1999	0:23:58 (Pop-up)
Enrique Iglesias	Bailamos "Bailamos" by "Enrique Iglesias"	Cosas del Amor	El Productions LLC	1999	0:25:46 (Pop-up)
Christina Aguilera	Genie in a Bottle	Christina Aguilera	RCA Records	1999	0:29:18 (Pop-up)

*NSYNC	Bye Bye Bye "Bye Bye Bye" by "*NSYNC"	No Strings Attached	Jive	2000	0:38:32 (Pop-up)
Toni Braxton	He Wasn't Man Enough	Secrets	LaFace Records	2000	0:41:35 (Pop-up)
Britney Spears	Oops!... I Did It Again	Oops!... I Did It Again	Jive Records	2000	0:45:58 (Pop-up)
Hampton the Hampster	The HampsterDance Song	Hampsterdance: The Album	ZYX Music/Koch/Victor	2000	0:50:54 (Pop-up)
Moby featuring Gwen Stefani	South Side	Play	Mute/V2/Virgin	2000	0:52:57 (Pop-up)

Destiny's Child	Survivor "Survivor" by "Destiny's Child"	Survivor	Columbia	2001	1:00:10 (Pop-up)
Janet Jackson	All for You "All for You" by "Janet Jackson"	All For You	Virgin	2001	1:03:52 (Pop-up)
P!nk	Get The Party Started "Get The Party Started" by "P!nk"	Missundaztood	Arista	2001	1:09:39 (Pop-up)
DJ Sammy & D/O	Heaven "Heaven" by "DJ Sammy & D/O"	Heaven	Robbins Entertainment	2001	1:12:47 (Pop-up)
Nelly	Hot in Herre "Hot in Herre" by "Nelly"	Nellyville	Universal/Fo' Reel	2002	1:16:27 (Pop-up)
No Secrets	That's What Girls Do "That's What Girls Do" by "No Secrets"	No Secrets	Jive Records	2002	1:20:49 (Pop-up)
Avril Lavigne	Sk8er Boi "Sk8er Boi" by "Avril Lavigne"	Let Go	BMG Direct Marketing, Inc.	2002	1:24:25 (Pop-up)

50 Cent	In Da Club "In Da Club" by "50 Cent"	Get Rich or Die Tryin'	Shady/G-Unit/Aftermath/Interscope	2003	1:29:14 (Pop-up)
Sean Paul	Get Busy "Get Busy" by "Sean Paul"	Dutty Rock	Atlantic Records	2003	1:35:18 (Pop-up)
Kelly Clarkson	Miss Independent "Miss Independent" by "Kelly Clarkson"	Thankful	RCA Records	2003	1:36:45 (Pop-up)
Beyonce & Jay-Z	Crazy in Love "Crazy in Love" by "Beyonce & Jay-Z"	Dangerously in Love	Columbia/Music World	2003	1:39:23 (Pop-up)
No Doubt	It's My Life "It's My Life" by "No Doubt"	The Singles 1992-2003	Polydor Records	2003	1:43:12 (Pop-up)
OutKast	Hey Ya! "Hey Ya!" by "OutKast"	Speakerboxxx/The Love Below	LaFace/Arista	2003	1:47:55 (Pop-up)

Britney Spears	Toxic "Toxic" by "Britney Spears"	In the Zone	Jive Records	2004	1:53:46 (Pop-up)
Usher, Lil Jon & Ludacris	yeah! "yeah!" by "Usher, Lil Jon & Ludacris"	Confessions	Arista	2004	1:56:13 (Pop-up)
JoJo	Leave (Get Out) "Leave (Get Out)" by "JoJo"	Leave (Get Out)	Blackground Records	2004	2:00:45 (Pop-up)
Ciara & Missy Elliott	One, Two Step	Goodies	Sho'nuff/LaFace/Zomba	2004	2:04:08 (Pop-up)
DHT & Edmee	Listen to Your Heart "Listen to Your Heart" by "DHT & Edmee"	Listen to Your Heart	Robbins Entertainment	2004	2:08:07 (Pop-up)
Natasha Bedingfield	Unwritten "Unwritten" by "Natasha Bedingfield"	Unwritten	Phonogenic Records	2004	2:11:09 (Pop-up)
Gwen Stefani & Eve	Rich Girl "Rich Girl" by "Gwen Stefani & Eve"	Love. Angel. Music. Baby.	Interscope Records	2004	2:14:57 (Pop-up)

50 Cent & Olivia	Candy Shop "Candy Shop" by "50 Cent & Olivia"	Get Rich or Die Tryin'	Shady/G-Unit/Aftermath/Interscope	2005	2:21:44 (Pop-up)
Gwen Stefani	Hollaback Girl "Hollaback Girl" by "Gwen Stefani"	Love. Angel. Music. Baby.	Interscope Records	2005	2:24:12 (Pop-up)
The Pussycat Dolls & Busta Rhymes	Don't Cha	PCD	A&M	2005	2:29:16 (Pop-up)
Kanye West & Jamie Foxx	Gold Digger	Late Registration	Def Jam/Roc-A-Fella	2005	2:32:00 (Pop-up)
Cascada	Everytime We Touch "Everytime We Touch" by "Cascada"	Everytime We Touch	Robbins Entertainment	2005	2:35:24 (Pop-up)
Beyonce, Bun B & Slim Thug	Check On It	Check On It	Columbia	2005	2:41:32 (Pop-up)

Black Eyed Peas	Pump It "Pump It" by "Black Eyed Peas"	The E.N.D.	Interscope	2006	2:46:04 (Pop-up)
Rihanna	SOS "SOS" by "Rihanna"	A Girl Like Me	Def Jam Recordings	2006	2:49:40 (Pop-up)
Sean Paul	Temperature "Temperature" by "Sean Paul"	The Trinity	Atlantic Records	2006	2:54:13 (Pop-up)
Shakira & Wyclef Jean	Hips Don't Lie	Oral Fixation Vol. 2	Epic Records	2006	2:57:16 (Pop-up)
Nelly Furtado & Timbaland	Promiscuous	Loose	Mosley Music	2006	3:01:15 (Pop-up)
Justin Timberlake & Timbaland	SexyBack	FutureSex/LoveSounds	Jive/Zomba	2006	3:04:43 (Pop-up)
Scissor Sisters	i don't feel like dancin'	Ta-Dah	Interscope	2006	3:08:50 (Pop-up)

Rihanna & JAY-Z	Umbrella "Umbrella" by "Rihanna & JAY-Z"	Good Girl Gone Bad	Def Jam/SRP	2007	3:16:36 (Pop-up)
Flo Rida & T-Pain	Low "Low" by "Flo Rida & T-Pain"	Mail on Sunday	Atlantic/Poe Boy	2007	3:19:23 (Pop-up)
M.I.A.	Paper Planes "Paper Planes" by "M.I.A."	Kala	XL/Interscope	2008	3:23:50 (Pop-up)
Usher & Jeezy	Love In This Club "Love In This Club" by "Usher & Jeezy"	Here I Stand	LaFace	2008	3:26:45 (Pop-up)
Katy Perry	I Kissed a Girl "I Kissed a Girl" by "Katy Perry"	One of the Boys	Capitol Records	2008	3:31:00 (Pop-up)
3OH!3	DONTTRUSTME "DONTTRUSTME" by "3OH!3"	WANT	Photo Finish Records	2008	3:34:28 (Pop-up)
Beyonce	Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)	I Am... Sasha Fierce	Columbia/Music World	2008	3:37:43 (Pop-up)

Black Eyed Peas	Boom Boom Pow "Boom Boom Pow" by "Black Eyed Peas"	The E.N.D.	Interscope	2009	3:42:57 (Pop-up)
Beyonce	Sweet Dreams "Sweet Dreams" by "Beyonce"	I Am... Sasha Fierce	Columbia/Music World	2009	3:47:36 (Pop-up)
La Roux	Bulletproof "Bulletproof" by "La Roux"	La Roux	Polydor	2009	3:51:14 (Pop-up)
Kesha	TiK ToK "TiK ToK" by "Kesha"	Animal	RCA/Kemosabe	2009	3:54:30 (Pop-up)
Lady Gaga	Bad Romance "Bad Romance" by "Lady Gaga"	The Fame Monster	Konlive Distribution	2009	3:57:46 (Pop-up)

Lady Gaga	Alejandro "Alejandro" by "Lady Gaga"	The Fame	Streamline/Kon Live/Cherrytree/Interscope	2010	4:04:36 (Pop-up)
Taio Cruz	Dynamite "Dynamite" by "Taio Cruz"	Rokstarr	Island Records	2010	4:08:18 (Pop-up)
Kesha	Your Love Is My Drug "Your Love Is My Drug" by "Kesha"	Animal	RCA/Kemosabe	2010	4:11:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm Jeff Golick: MY EYES!
	3:01pm Doug Schulkind: It's a Bronwynthon!
	🎭 3:04pm WR: MY EARS!
	3:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hello Jeff, Doug and WR and welcome to an 00s middle school dance!!!! Careful, don't step on my flares!!
	3:06pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hey everybody. LOVE this song! I was definitely not in middle school... maybe my 3rd job? anyway I was still listening to music!
	3:06pm Jeff Golick: Not to worry. I'll just stand over here by the bleachers with my hands in my pockets, looking at my shoes.
	3:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Jeff: You are playing the role of most of my male friends at the middle school dances
	3:08pm Jeff Golick: Happy to. The role I was born to play. Looking forward to filling in some musical knowledge that I'm sure I missed during the aughts.
	3:09pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I forgot this is the Era of Autotune
	3:12pm Dervish: Personally, I don't believe in love after love. I accept that others believe and I respect that.
	3:12pm doctorjazz: Hi Bronwyn and Middle School students (I'm in the corner, don't dance...)
	3:12pm Jeff Golick: Here we go.
	3:15pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey doctorjazz!!
	3:19pm Doug Schulkind: This program may be the most avant garde thing to happen in WFMU's history.
	3:22pm Jeff Golick: Lot of firsts happening this afternoon.
	🎭 3:23pm WR: Now you got me dancing! Mambo!
	3:23pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Yes, can't sit still!
	3:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Doug: That's the idea ;)
	3:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Jeff: Yes, like somehow I am the first person on WFMU to play either Ricky Martin or Lou Bega (according to Kenzo...)
	3:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: @WR and Lizzie: that's what i like to hear!!
	🎭 3:36pm WR: Your memories are brilliant addition to the program!
	3:39pm doctorjazz: Reliving my daughter's Middle School years.
	3:41pm Bronwyn Bishop: @WR: Aw thanks! I have memories associated with the pop music of this era that I don't have with any other Top 40 music (since I stopped listening to Top 40 in the early 10s)
	🎭 3:42pm WR: Yes, doctorjazz, wondering if your daughters would be enjoying this.
	3:46pm doctorjazz: When I get home, I'll be putting it on (only Rebecca is home, still sheltering from COVID-19. She gave up the Manhattan apartment, nothing happening in acting now).
	3:46pm doctorjazz: Richard Thompson does a great cover of Whoops...!
	3:49pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yes- he recognizes its brilliance! This song is a masterpiece imo (the little pause in "Oops I...DID IT AGAIN to your heart!" after the bridge is one of the best climaxes in all pop music)
	3:49pm Bronwyn Bishop: Baby One More Time is a masterpiece too but I'll always be partial to its younger sibling
	3:50pm Jeff Golick: It's impossible to imagine what someone like Britney has experienced, going from kid actor to pop phenom to tabloid fodder...the scrutiny, the attention, what must it do to a person?
	3:52pm Jeff Golick: I guess every generation gets the "Cotton Eyed Joe" that they deserve.
	3:53pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I can honestly say that I have seen references to the Hampsterdance for years but have never heard it. Pays to keep your computer speakers turned off. well played Jeff!
	3:54pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Jeff: GASP I forgot about Cotton Eyed Joe. I loved Cotton Eyed Joe. Why did I forget to put it in this show??
	3:54pm Bronwyn Bishop: Upon googling...because it came out in 1994, lol
	3:54pm Jeff Golick: '95, @BB! Outsize your zone.
	3:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: and yet they still played it at every school dance and we knew all the moves (I guess cuz it was only around 10 years old then)
	3:55pm Jeff Golick: Producers had a pretty heavy hand, it sounds like?
	3:56pm Bronwyn Bishop: which producers- on this moby song?
	3:57pm Jeff Golick: Kinda everything so far...
	🎭 3:57pm WR: Surprised the hamster song came out in 2000, the web meme was 98 i think. Ah, looking at Wikipedia looks like our office was meme cutting edge in 98. Then it blew up in 2000.
	4:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Jeff: Yeah producers were really pulling the strings of all these, like the auteur behind the boy band stuff and Britney was Max Martin (songwriter/producer). You can even hear Max as the dude in the spoken word bridge on Oops I Did It Again!
	4:11pm Bas NL: Hi Bronwyn! So happy to join the pink party!
	4:11pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hey Bas!! Great to have you here :D
	4:15pm fred: Damn, missed Toni Braxton. I'm curious about what she sounds like, having spent maybe 15 minutes arguing about Braxton with a coworker before we figured out Anthony and Toni are not the same person (neither of us had heard of the other Braxton)
	4:15pm Bronwyn Bishop: Fred!!! I love this story. They should really collaborate already
	4:43pm fred: I still like Beyoncé, despite her ripping off Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, which actually turned out well as ATDK put out a site with the moves from Rosas Danst Rosas for everyone to use
	4:46pm fred: Covering Talk Talk is a minefield. I think that's an honorable effort
	4:47pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I'd listen to Gwen sing the phone book.
	4:48pm Bronwyn Bishop: They actually recorded this song to promote this singles album and did a cover instead of writing a new song because they were on hiatus. They listened to hundreds of 80s songs before picking that one
	4:48pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Lizzie: lots of Gwen in this show!!
	🎭 4:49pm WR: Back on the dance floor for Outcast!
	4:49pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Loving this show, Bronwyn! Yes I'm dancing!
	4:49pm doctorjazz: Always loved this Outcast!
	4:49pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I am your neighbor
	4:50pm Bronwyn Bishop: This is one of the greatest songs of all time!! I just realized it's been one of my favorite songs for 17 years...that's a long time
	4:51pm fred: Big Boi seems to be a Kate Bush fan, so he has good taste
	4:51pm Bronwyn Bishop: I remember being at summer camp and hearing the counselors partying when all us kids were in our cabins. They were blasting Hey Ya! We all wished we were down there dancing with them
	4:53pm Bronwyn Bishop: @fred: Apparently last week he said something about collaborating with her on his upcoming album!?!?! psyched for that
	4:57pm fred: @Brownwyn: I remember getting burned with news of her collab with Prince, so I'll wait until it happens, or lawsuits do
	4:58pm Bronwyn Bishop: aw, good point
	4:58pm fred: @Bronwyn: sorry about mangling your name
	5:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: no worries!
	5:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: I used to have Karaoke Revolution (does anyone remember Karaoke Revolution?) and this JoJo song was on it. Oh how we belted it out at my 11th birthday party (which I shared with another girl in my class of 10 kids who somehow had the same birthday as me)
	5:04pm Jeff Golick: The hip hop has aged the best. (IMO.)
	5:06pm fred: @Jeff Golick: I think Public Enemy aged very well, but that's not a good thing
	5:06pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yeah it definitely sounds the least dated today! I'm glad some of this music doesn't sound ridiculously dated lol (but I also love the stuff that does, like No Secrets)
	5:07pm doctorjazz: Time for me to head home, probably catch the last hour on the stereo. Thanks, Bronwyn!
	5:09pm Bronwyn Bishop: thank YOU for listening!
	5:10pm fred: @Bronwyn: It's supposed to be a dance party, no expiration date on that
	5:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: true, dance parties never die!!
	5:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hey, wow. Nice dance party going on over here!
	5:23pm Bronwyn Bishop: Welcome Ken!!
	5:24pm Jeff Golick: I confess I was waiting for this one.
	5:25pm fred: Come on, they knew what you did, because they did the same
	5:28pm northguineahills: Ok, that was 5.5 hours total sleep in the last 24 hrs. I need to get my diurnal clock in check since my job starts Lunes....
	5:30pm fred: @ngh: job implies money, sounds like good news
	5:30pm northguineahills: Looks at Playlist. It's rare that I come across a playlist where I own zero records listed. Congratulations Bronwyn, achievement unlocked!
	5:32pm northguineahills: (I usually have a few during Acid Jazz Hands).
	5:34pm Jeff Golick: Here's something I just learned: "The Pussycat Dolls were created by choreographer Robin Antin and her roommate Christina Applegate in 1993."
	5:34pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yes part of the point of this show was to play stuff that definitely doesn't get played often on WFMU/GTDR haha. I'm impressed that you usually own a few records I play on AJH musical fans fist bump
	5:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Jeff: Wow- this was really the era of prefab groups but I didn't realized Christina Applegate created one lol
	5:37pm northguineahills: As a turntabilist, stoop sales, junk stores, thrift stores, and estate sales, were usual haunts I'd look for.....
	5:39pm Bronwyn Bishop: Oh same, I once got some really great albums out of a box that said "free" on the street in Philly, and I've gotten some really great weird stuff from the Salvation Army in Quakertown, PA
	5:42pm northguineahills: Some of the best latin/Mexi hiphop/salsa records I found were found in the bin in NYC....
	5:43pm northguineahills: Never listened to Beyonce, but I do have a single by Slim Thug (for some reason).
	5:46pm northguineahills: (bin =curbside*, been imbibing anglophile culture (ie: the beeb), the last few months.
	5:47pm Jeff Golick: Somewhat surprised I've never heard this BEP song before.
	5:48pm northguineahills: I saw a free concert back in 1997 where the Black Eyed Peas opened for the Village People and the B-52s (I was there for the B-52s)
	5:49pm northguineahills: (I was still an undergrad)
	5:49pm Jeff Golick: Perhaps this means we're not getting "My Humps."
	5:50pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I'm hoping we will be spared that
	5:50pm Jeff Golick: I don't even feel good about typing it.
	5:52pm fred: Tainted Love cover that doesn't own it in the 2000's? That's weird
	5:52pm Bronwyn Bishop: We are DEFINITELY not getting My Humps lmao
	5:52pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: You took one for the team
	5:53pm Bronwyn Bishop: @ngh: A BEP/Village People/B-52s concert sounds INCREDIBLE, I wish I was there (I'd go for the Village People)
	5:53pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I like how SOS samples the song and uses the lyrics too
	5:55pm northguineahills: Rihanna is one of the few pop artists of the 2000s I find decent (even back then). I usually abhored top 40 music from the mid-90s onwards contemporariously, back when I was a music snob (I outgrew that phase). Ok, I have some Sean Paul rekkids!
	5:57pm Bronwyn Bishop: I was overcome with nostalgia when Sia brought Sean Paul back for "Cheap Thrills" in 2016. It brought me back to taking the school bus home in third grade trying to figure out what he was saying
	6:00pm northguineahills: I brought in the year 2000, by hanging out in Jamaica, at a friend's pad on the north coast of Jamaica, away from any tourists. Hit a few dancehall clubs, that's I got adversed in patois....oddly, there were no vinyl stores,
	6:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: That sounds like a great trip, I wanna go to a dancehall club in Jamaica (post quarantine trip!!!)
	6:04pm northguineahills: Timbaland, a damn good producer!
	6:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: I somehow completely forgot that SOS samples Tainted Love despite them being two of the most famous songs of all time and the sample being so blatant. I guess SOS just has enough of its own identity in my brain that I forgot it's built around something else
	6:05pm Brian in UK: Go Bronwyn, down in the dancehall listening to Chaka Demus & Pliers.
	6:06pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I know some Rihanna songs but not SOS - thanks
	6:07pm Jeff Golick: Timbaland + [anyone] is a hit.
	6:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: Timbaland + Jan Terri!
	6:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: im sure he could make it work
	6:09pm northguineahills: @Brian: I wish I knew there were ragga clubs, when I hit the UK (I was 17). I would disappear for a day away from my family exploring random places (I used to do it back when I was in elementary school, in Japan), made some friends, but never made it to the east end of London. (I didn't get into Jamaican music until I was 19).
	6:10pm fred: Timbaland + both Braxtons
	6:11pm northguineahills: @Fred: Toni and Anthony? (I"d add Tyondai)
	6:12pm northguineahills: I remember Scissor Sisters playing in the bars, don't remember their Bee Gees phase....
	6:13pm Bronwyn Bishop: I feel like Timbaland, Toni Braxton, Anthony Braxton, and Tyondai Braxton would be kind of like when Scott Walker, Mark Knopfler, Billy Ocean, and Evan Parker all collaborated
	6:15pm northguineahills: Phillipsburg, NJ! I digitally mapped that town! (never been there)
	6:15pm fred: @ngh: I had a 15 minute argument with a coworker before figuring out Toni and Anthony are not the same (actually Tyondai is what got us to figure out we were not talking about the same person)
	6:17pm northguineahills: @fred: I think I told you, Tyondai, used to live a few blocks from me. I'd always see him at the subway/clubs/bars. He's a super lad (and great musician).
	6:21pm fred: @Bronwyn: Do you mean the (unfortunately departed) Scott Walker or the other one?
	6:22pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I think WFMU needs a calypso and ska show. Who's with me??
	6:22pm doctorjazz: I'm Back, put in on at home, and, to quote Rebecca, "Oh My God, this is my jam!" I don't know what that means, but I think it's positive.
	6:22pm Jeff Golick: I think Mike Sin (?) started a ska/rock steady show recently?
	6:23pm doctorjazz: There IS a Ska show on another stream, I'll find it In a minute.
	6:23pm Bronwyn Bishop: @fred: LOL i meant the singer but imagine if i meant the ex governor of wisconsin! what a track that would be
	6:24pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Thanks Doctor J - I thought I knew all the shows
	6:24pm Jeff Golick: Here it is, Ranking Full Stop, Sundays at noon: wfmu.org...
	6:24pm fred: That's a cool cover, the words keep it real
	6:26pm doctorjazz: www.wfmu.org... Jeff beat me, that's it.
	6:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: @doctorjazz: yes "my jam" is a good thing lol
	6:26pm northguineahills: I've probably told you, but one of my best friends in Mexico City, is a professional photographer. MIA saw his page, and hired him to be her photographer (and he wasn't a fan, more into psyche noise). So, I'd get backstage passes for MIA shows.....
	6:26pm doctorjazz: : )
	6:27pm northguineahills: (and I am an MIA fan) Artist #3 I have rekkids from....
	6:27pm doctorjazz: @Lizzie, the shows seem to be multiplying like bunny rabbits.
	6:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: @ngh: you have the coolest life lol, I love your stories
	6:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: these songs are all my jams hugs these songs
	6:30pm fred: Thanks to WFMU, I preordered MIA's first album. Got me some cred. Didn't last
	6:31pm northguineahills: @Sweet Corn Lizzie, besides the the recommendations above, Irwin, Small Change, Jesse, Doug, Sam, and others play a lot of calypso, soca, and ska....
	6:32pm northguineahills: @Bronwyn: (past tense, used to have)
	6:32pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Thanks everybody
	6:32pm northguineahills: fred has more cred then I could ever muster....
	6:36pm fred: Just to squander that cred: does anyone remember eighth wonder?
	6:37pm fred: Or Propaganda?
	6:39pm doctorjazz: Ngh reminded me, Irwin had a GREAT Calypso series he ran many years ago, called Muriel's Treasure. I'm pretty sure it can accessed in the archives (loved that series when it ran).
	6:45pm fred: The Rosas project (after Beyoncé ripped them off using her market power): www.rosasdanstrosas.be...
	6:52pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I'll look, thanks doctor. I have CDs by Eiffel 65 and Outkast!
	6:56pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @Bronwyn! Looking forward to this upcoming pivot...
	6:57pm northguineahills: Anyone else thinks this Kei$ha sounds like L'trim ("cars that go boom")?
	6:58pm northguineahills: I have every record by the Outkast (weird, I know)
	6:58pm Bronwyn Bishop: We are actually going to have overtime in this show so there's a few more songs (and then Acid Jazz Hands is shorter than normal)
	6:59pm Jeff Golick: I hear that a little, @ngh. Like both songs a lot.
	7:01pm northguineahills: what, no 7 hours of Bronwyn? i'm moving back to Orlando in 90 mininutes
	7:01pm fred: @ngh: I heard that too
	7:03pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bronwyn, lots of fun!
	7:03pm northguineahills: (so, I could use some car music)
	7:06pm Bronwyn Bishop: Wow ngh, good luck!!
	7:09pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Stay safe ngh
	7:13pm Bronwyn Bishop: Thank you all for taking this crazy nostalgic trip through that crazy ass decade!!! Join the after-party here: wfmu.org...

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from July 31, 2020

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