WFMU: Bob Brainen: Playlist from June 26, 2021

Listener comments!
	10:58am Irene Trudel: Good morning Bob and listeners!
	10:59am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Bob and all other Braibiacs!
	11:00am 1whoknewcthulhu: Goodmorning, Bob and all.
	11:00am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Irene.
	🥁 11:00am duke: Good morning Bob and fellow Brainiacs
	11:00am Irene Trudel: Hey everybody!
	11:00am Bob Brainen: Good morning Irene & Andrew In Toronto!
	11:01am Robbie White: Good morning Bob
	11:01am Jeff: Good Morning Bob, Doc Rock + fellow listeners!
	🥁 11:01am wmfromdumont: Morning Bob and everyone.
	11:01am Bob Brainen: Morning to you 1whoknewcthulhu, and duke!
	11:01am (Mr) Bill: I made it to 11 a.m. today. Praise G-d.
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Hey Robbie White of WOWD! Morning Jeff!
	11:02am dan: Morning all
	11:02am Doug Schulkind: It may always be sunny in Southern California, but it's Brainen everywhere!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Good Morning wmfromdumont! And to you, dan!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Morning, Doug, The Big Kahuma of Drummer!
	11:04am Bob Brainen: Also KahuNa.
	11:04am Stork: Brainen leading off, swingin' the heavy lumber !
	11:05am John Pietaro: Beautiful, Bob. I lost my father a few months ago and his 92nd birthday is actually on Monday. This gives me the chills.
	11:06am Stork: I'm sorry for your loss, John Pietaro. Glad you can find solace in Silver.
	11:06am SmokinJ: Howdy Doody! 8-)
	11:06am zzz: good morning DJ BB and all! one of my favorite songs, horace 4ever
	11:06am Bob Brainen: Mornin' Stork! Hey John Pietaro, so sorry to hear that, hope this sends some healing vibes!
	11:07am Bob Brainen: Hey SmokinJ! And zzz! Glad to hear it!
	11:07am zzz: @john Pietaro, song also reminds me of my dad, who turned me on to some classics at a young ages sorry for your loss
	🥁 11:08am listener 126464: Good morning Bob, everyone!
	11:08am John Pietaro: Thanks. And thanks. The good vibes and legacy are the healing force.
	11:08am Bob Brainen: Good morning to you, listener 125464!
	11:08am Doug Schulkind: Love and condolences to you, John Pietaro.
	11:08am Joe M: Good morning, all!
	11:09am Bob Brainen: Hey Joe M!
	11:10am Jeff Golick: That's a subtle segue. Hi, Bob, and Brainerds.
	11:11am Irene Trudel: John Pietaro, Sending lots of hugs! ❤️
	11:11am spodiodi: good morning, Bob and everyone!
	11:11am Jay S: Hi everybody!
	11:11am HyperDose: Excellent selection, Mr. Brainen 🎩
	11:12am Bob Brainen: Morning Jeff Golick! heh heh, it's not my usual segue from Silver to Steely!
	11:12am (Mr) Bill: Appreciable intentionality in the choice of today's first two songs....
	11:12am zzz: @ JG, a better choice than rikki don’t lose that number imo ;)
	11:13am Bob Brainen: Morning Jay S! And to you HyperDose!
	🥁 11:14am chresti: Morning Bob and brainiacs!
	11:14am Stork: That Silver-Steely segue was like sitting on a train that's about to leave - meanwhile the train on the neighboring track starts to move, and you think it's you that's moving, only it's not, see? Am I making sense? I hope not!
	11:14am Jeff Golick: @zzz - that's the subtle part!
	11:14am Bob Brainen: Hey (Mr) Bill! zzz, Rikki, is my "go too" as it takes it's bass pattern from Silver, but I thought I'd change it up.
	11:15am Bob Brainen: Morning to you, chresti!
	11:15am (Mr) Bill: Good change of heart, Bob.
	11:16am zzz: yup. or maybe some keith jarrett long as you know... -> gaucho
	🥁 11:16am wmfromdumont: My fave Cat Mother tune.
	11:16am Marc Mendelson: good morning Bob yes dan borrowed the bass from Silver for Rikki good stuff rock on
	11:17am Stork: I don't have a simile to describe that honey of a segue!
	11:17am spodiodi: gm chresti!\\//
	11:17am Bob Brainen: Stork, I dig the train metaphor. zzz, ya know i on;y found out about that Jarrett connection recently!
	🥁 11:17am chresti: Good morning spodi!\\//
	11:18am Bob Brainen: Hey brother Marc!
	11:18am Heavy Chevy: Blessed to reconnect with Bob's show at the new address <3
	11:19am spodiodi: yes i love this XTC song!
	🥁 11:20am Brian in UK: Hello bob, glad you to hear you on the Drummer Stream.
	11:20am Bob Brainen: wmfromdumont, one of my 2 fave Cat Mother tracks. Heavy Chevy, welcome aboard!
	11:21am Bob Brainen: Brian in UK, thanks, great to be here!
	11:22am spodiodi: snaps
	11:22am Nick Melucci: Hi Bob- Been listening to your show for years and years and love it. Now as an old broken down guy who doesn't get out much anymore 😄it is even more one of the highlights of my week. Thank you for doing this so dependably and wonderfully!😊
	🥁 11:22am wmfromdumont: Props to Dave Mattacks.
	11:23am HyperDose: @Nick Melucci Hope you have a window with a nice view to accompany the show
	11:24am (Mr) Bill: Loesser had no musical evil.
	11:24am Bob Brainen: Morning Nick Melucci, much appreciated. Yeah, all of us up there are gettin' a bit creaky. I'm trying to stay active.
	11:25am Franco Twinkie: Howdy Bob!
	11:26am Nick Melucci: @HyperDose...Thanks brother. The back of another building.😄 But the music makes it seem like an orchard of fruit! 😄
	11:26am adamdoesit: Good morning, Bob and brain trust.
	11:28am Nick Melucci: @Bob Brainen Glad to hear that your fighting the creak!😊
	11:28am spodiodi: gm, adamdoesit, Franco
	11:29am Bob Brainen: Howdy Franco Twinkie! Hey adamdoesit!
	11:29am dan: Lothar And The Hand People sounds like the title of a Midnight Movie.
	11:30am Nick Melucci: @HyperDose...or thank you sister....hard to tell by the name.
	11:31am (Mr) Bill: @Nick Melucci.....Good thing you can't hear what's going on at my end -- the bone-creaking would drown out the fabulous music.
	11:31am SecretSquirrel: Love this Lothar and the Hand People track! Fun fact: 'Lothar' is the name of the group's theremin.
	🥁 11:31am chresti: Machines is my all time fav Lothar &THP.
	11:32am Nick Melucci: @(Mr) Bill: 😆
	11:32am adamdoesit: morning spodi!
	11:33am SecretSquirrel: 'nother fun fact – Karen Mantler is the daughter of jazz composers Carla Bley and Michael Mantler.
	11:35am SecretSquirrel: @chresti love that track
	11:38am Bob Brainen: Hey SecretSquirrel, we're on same wavelength! Me too chresti!
	11:39am Bob Brainen: Extra credit question:" who did the original version of Machines? No fair Googlin'!
	🥁 11:39am wmfromdumont: Such a great album. Sadly can't say the same for Dewey Martin's solo outing.
	11:40am Todd E: Love it, thank you for turning me on to this Bruce Palmer record. Found a DJ copy in good shape at a record show a few years ago!
	11:40am dan: I can understand why this album didn’t sell many copies. Too New Age sounding for the mainstream
	11:42am Bob Brainen: Ha wmfromdumont, I don't anyone who think so! Hey Todd E, glad to hear it! It can be pricey. The CD version is also out of print.
	11:47am WR: Howdy folks. Bob, I've been waiting for someone to play from that Bruce Palmer LP. Thank you.
	11:52am Bob Brainen: Howdy WR! Cool, I plan to play it all! I've loved it for 1/2 a century.
	11:54am Kpx: There's a handful of song's when ever i hear them make me think of Allison Steele, standing on the moon by lothar and the hand people is one of them even though you didn't play that song. Good last few minutes of the morning Bob and listeners.
	11:56am listener Rey: Hi Bob. Is this really Wayne Shorter?
	11:57am Bob Brainen: Hi Kpx. Yeah, she liked Space Hymn. listener Rey, it sure is!
	11:57am listener Rey: Wait, I think I hear him approaching
	11:58am listener Rey: I'm familiar with Willie Bobo's take on Dindi. This one predates it.
	11:59am dan: Any early 20th century Classical Music coming up?
	11:59am spodiodi: stellaaarrrr lol hi WR
	12:03pm WR: Hi spodiodi
	🥁 12:04pm wmfromdumont: I think Bruce liked to "experiment" in general.
	12:05pm Bob Brainen: listener Rey, I have to check that out. dan, as Monk put it... we see...
	12:05pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bob and all
	🥁 12:06pm chresti: WR's buried in swag!
	12:07pm Bob Brainen: Greetings to you, coelacanth∅!
	🥁 12:07pm chresti: Hi coel
	12:07pm Doug Schulkind: I'd like to program a set of rotund artists who celebrated their own girth in song. I can think of Billy "Fat Boy" Stewart, Jimmy "Mr. Five By Five" Rushing and Tiny Topsy.
	12:08pm WR: Yeah, flaunting my WFMU swag.
	12:09pm spodiodi: greetings, coelacanthØ
	12:09pm (Mr) Bill: Just in time -- I had forgotten the Motor City! Wasn't "Gonna Take a Miracle" released in 1971?
	12:10pm Bob Brainen: Good list, Doug! (Mr) Bill, you may be right...
	12:12pm Bob Brainen: Corrected, thanks, (Mr) Bill.
	12:13pm coelacanth∅: hi chrestí, spodiodì Doug just find out who referred to themselves as "2 tons o' lovin'" and you'll probably have a whole set already!
	🥁 12:15pm chresti: WR, you made out like a bandit!
	12:19pm spodiodi: hahaha
	12:19pm Doug Schulkind: @coelacanth∅ The Weather Girls were occasionally billed as "Two Tons of Fun." Then of course there were The Fat Boys, but that's almost cheating.
	12:20pm Kpx: Yo coelaØ, chresti, WR, spodiodi. Im a little over due to give y'all the occasional howdy.
	12:20pm WR: I wish I could have got multiple Sheena's Franco Twinkie t-shirts instead of the others. Still waiting to see if some are put up for sale after all the swag has been sent out.
	12:21pm spodiodi: howdy, Kpx!
	12:21pm dan: Sounds like the I Love Lucy theme thrown in
	12:21pm Bob Brainen: Doug, There's all those Fats Navarro song titles but they're probably from someone like Teddy Reig.
	12:22pm coelacanth∅: Doug i thought of the fat boys but...is it cheating?! otherwise i'm blanking out, and i know there are TONS of 'em
	12:22pm listener Rey: Big Joe Turner could qualify.
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: hey Kpx
	🥁 12:23pm chresti: That theme sounded familiar, at the end of NRBQ
	12:23pm Docrock: Good morning Bob and everyone listening to this broadcast. Good morning Jeff. I’m sick, I’m late, but I got here!
	12:23pm WR: Kpx, Howdy's are appreciated but not expected. Gotta leave some space on the comments for music comments.
	12:24pm WR: Flintstones theme quoted by NRBQ?
	12:24pm spodiodi: i thnk it was I Dream of Jeanie
	12:25pm coelacanth∅: i think Big Mama Thornton mentioned her size more than once, though i can't think of the songs. also Fats Waller...
	12:30pm (Mr) Bill: I think that NRBQ quote is from the "I Love Lucy" theme.
	12:31pm Kpx: WR - Ha!, Me and my faux pas.
	12:32pm coelacanth∅: i've read (via Robbie Van Leeuwen himself) that shocking blue was left behind because they didn't live the rocknroll lifestyle
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: good morning everyone I'm enjoying the show walking around Park City Utah
	12:32pm listener Rey: Not sure when Fat's last hit was but I feel like he was quickly forgotten when the Beatles came on the scene.
	12:32pm Bob Brainen: Big Maybelle! But not sure if any of her songs namecheck her.
	12:33pm coelacanth∅: ...but then, what about Zappa, and ccr?
	12:34pm coelacanth∅: hey Uncle M
	12:34pm WR: @12:24 @spodiodi, I think that you are right.
	12:35pm Bob Brainen: Hey Uncle Michael! How far away is that from you? And you picked a hot spot, no?
	🥁 12:35pm wmfromdumont: Strangely enough, Fats had a resurgence in the late sixties. Unlike many of his contemporaries.
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: I'm about a thousand miles from home for my brother's wedding.
	12:36pm WR: @12:32 @listener Rey: I think one of Domino's last singles to chart was Lady Madonna. . .
	12:36pm Bob Brainen: Wow, congrats to your bro! Is all of Utah gettin' the heat?
	12:37pm coelacanth∅: Fats did some excellent things later in his career
	12:37pm GC in Baltimore: Bob do you own literally every Strata East LP?!? Or maybe there’s a complete box set reissue of the label’s entire output....?
	12:37pm Bob Brainen: WR, love his version, of course Lady M.was a Fats homage to begin with.
	12:38pm WR: "Fats Domino covered the song on his 1968 album Fats Is Back. McCartney says he may have told record producer Richard Perry that the song was "based on Fats", leading to Domino's version. Also released as a single, Domino's recording peaked at number 100 on the Billboard 100 in September 1968, giving the singer his 77th and final US chart hit." en.wikipedia.org...
	12:40pm Uncle Michael: the weather is amazing high today for the wedding is going to be 75°
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: Fats' version of everybody's got something to hide except for me and my monkey rivals the original
	🥁 12:40pm wmfromdumont: The ghost of Spector.
	12:42pm doctorjazz: Hi folks!
	12:42pm spodiodi: ahhh love this Zappa song and album
	12:43pm Bob Brainen: coelacanth∅, never even knew he did it! UM, glad they/you lucked out!
	12:43pm spodiodi: Frank with John Denver and Dee Snider vs PMRC (good memory)
	12:43pm Bob Brainen: Hey doctorjazz!
	12:44pm dan: Jazz From Hell era Zappa
	12:44pm Kpx: I feel certain that fat's had a couple of songs that made it on the country charts.
	12:44pm WR: Hi doctorjazz. coelacanth∅, I agree with you on that.
	12:46pm listener Rey: Cannot hear this without picturing Jerry Lewis
	12:47pm doctorjazz: Hi WR! That Fats/Beatles cover is great (it's on some DJs marathon CD, but who's escapes me at the moment)!
	12:47pm Kpx: Jerry Lewis used this in one of his movies.
	12:49pm Bob Brainen: doctorjazz, I compiled Lady Madonna on a CD, but not Monkey.
	12:49pm coelacanth∅: hey dr.j
	12:50pm Kpx: Listener Rey - Ditto
	12:58pm coelacanth∅: Gina Davis?!
	12:59pm Nick Melucci: AZ for me.😁
	12:59pm PaulRobeson1920: Good morning, all! Sounding good BOB! I say hello to Phil Ochs each day
	1:00pm Franco Twinkie: WR, Flintstones? We were humming the song, but the origin as eluded us. But that turned into a conversation about someone we knew who's band did a medley of TV theme songs. My sister told me she saw them at The Whiskey, and the band leader was wearing a headset and apparently he didn't know it was hot at the time and asked one of the backup singers if he could fuck her and everyone heard it.
	1:01pm Bob Brainen: Did I say "Davis?" Oops. But an update: Doug Schulkind in for Gina Bacon: wfmu.org...
	1:01pm PaulRobeson1920: Well, when i sleep in my own bed I see Phil each morning
	1:02pm dan: Phil Ochs was Bob Dylan with a chamber music mindset.
	1:02pm Bob Brainen: Franco Twinkie, congrats on the greatest tidbit during the show! So far...
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: Franco did your sister say what the backup singer's response was?
	1:03pm BadBob: popping in to mention how i appreciate your often included sailing themed numbers
	1:05pm Franco Twinkie: Well Coel, We knew the guy, and let's just say that his batting average was very high.
	1:05pm Bob Brainen: Good afterMorning, PaulRobeson1920! BadBob, hello from GoodBob!
	1:07pm 1whoknewcthulhu: Love Pleasures of the Harbor but remember at the time some Ochs fans not liking the production and that it wasn't just Phil and his guitar.
	1:07pm Bob Brainen: dan, I think Ochs had a melodic gift far far beyond Dylan, in fact I think that's one of Dylan's weaknesses.
	1:09pm Robbie White: There is a great version of Shenadoah on the HADEN FAMILY CD
	1:10pm Jeff: Shenandoah is one of the most poignantly beautiful songs I’ve ever heard.
	1:11pm Beantown Doug: Jo Stafford! She was one of Charles M. Schulz's favorites.
	1:11pm (Mr) Bill: Jo Stafford is very effective here. I find much of her singing to have an austere quality that keeps me at an emotional arm's length. Not this time.
	1:12pm doctorjazz: I saw Ochs shortly before he died, at some Village folk club. It was packed; Ochs talked more than he played ,and sounded quite depressed. It was one of the sadder concerts I've ever gotten to.
	1:12pm Docrock: I agree with that, Jeff.
	1:12pm dan: @Bob Dylan was focused on the words, Ochs was focused on the melody
	1:12pm (Mr) Bill: Oh, Bob. The bridge on "Second Avenue"'s gonna reduce me to a puddle of salty discharge.
	1:12pm Bob Brainen: Jeff, I think so too. Robbie, that is a lovely version from a fave album. (Mr) Bill, diff. strokes, she draws me right in. No right or wrong in this stuff!
	1:13pm dan: Art Garfunkel and Robin Gibb should’ve done a collaboration together.
	1:14pm Beantown Doug: Stafford and her husband Paul Weston were hilarious as Jonathan and Darlene Edwards.
	1:15pm (Mr) Bill: Right on on no right-wrong, Bob. And the more I hear her, the more I appreciate her.
	1:15pm Jeff: Tim Moore (who wrote and recorded 2nd Ave) shoulda coulda been a star. I think he was semi-big in Brazil for a while. I understand he’s back in the Woodstock area now.
	1:15pm Bob Brainen: dan, there might be a reason for that!
	1:16pm PaulRobeson1920: @doctorjazz @1:12 mhmm…. Alcohol is a strong drug
	1:17pm spodiodi: 'Tater Pie!? now i have something to do this week
	1:17pm spodiodi: had no idea such a thing existed
	1:18pm coelacanth∅: sure i'll have some 'tater pie Thanks
	1:21pm Beantown Doug: Almost sounds like he's singing the title of the anime series "Sailor Moon." ;-)
	1:22pm spodiodi: i'll save you a slice, coel Beantown Doug, i heard the same :)
	1:22pm Marc Mendelson: has a neil and springfield vibe
	1:27pm (Mr) Bill: Steve Almaas's daughter just graduated Hunter. He would sometimes bring her to the classes he took with me at Hunter. She was an utterly delightful young lady.
	1:29pm PaulRobeson1920: @doctorjazz I studied at SUNY Oswego. Graduated 2015. That is where I encountered Phil for the first time. Phil cares deeply about people & so do I. m.youtube.com... Patrick Sky and Ramsey Clark at the 1976 Phil Ochs Memorial Celebration
	1:30pm Kpx: There's sweet tater pie, and there's mater pie. None of which I had the pleasure of having.
	1:30pm Franco Twinkie: Yes, Brian was exceptional person. What can one say except to bad.
	1:38pm spodiodi: WR, Franco, and anyone else misled by my mistake... that NRBQ track did in fact quote the I Love Lucy theme song (as WR initially guessed, and as the track is listed in the WFMU advanced playlist search (in the past)). my apologies. carry on :-B
	1:39pm GC in Baltimore: This is the apotheosis of saxophone, then and now. In my opinion a tour de force, and kind of convergence of pasts meeting near and far futures. Thanks for airing it.
	1:43pm Bob Brainen: GC in Baltimore, my pleasure!
	🥁 1:44pm chresti: Aha! Thanks spodi!
	1:44pm Franco Twinkie: Of course! Thank you Spodi.
	🥁 1:45pm chresti: *good detective work, spodi!
	1:48pm SecretSquirrel: Wow, this Dolphy track is superb. Thanks for playing it, Bob!
	1:48pm spodiodi: thanks, chresti! \\// :-B here's a link to that part of the song (from Bob's 2008 playlist wfmu.org... ) and here's the theme song from yt youtu.be...
	1:50pm Kpx: Goodbob - Good shoe as usual, but I guess that's what a goodbob dose, good shoes. You and Ed Sullivan. C ya.
	1:50pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for another great three hour show!
	1:51pm spodiodi: (and np, Franco! thanks for that story :)
	1:57pm spodiodi: thanks for the great music, Bob!
	🥁 1:57pm listener 126464: Yes, thanks Bob!
	1:57pm dan: Great show Bob
	1:58pm Listener Robert: Thanks for another of your usual. Goes well with everything.
	1:58pm Jeff: Thanks Bob!
	1:59pm (Mr) Bill: Thanks a googolplex, Bob....
	2:00pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bob!
	2:00pm Doug Schulkind: Gorgeous show, Bob!
	2:00pm WR: Thank you Bob! Laters all.
	🥁 2:00pm wmfromdumont: Great show Bob.
	2:00pm PaulRobeson1920: Thank you, BOB!
	2:00pm Dave Sewelson: thanks drop by wfmu.org...
	2:02pm Bob Brainen: Thanks all! Music of Brian Jones next week. See ya!
	🥁 2:15pm chresti: Thanks Bob!
	2:25pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bob! (belated)
	11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Listening - as I said - each Saturday A.M. to the previous week's episode before I switch to the main stream @ 11... Flawless playlist ! I read somewhere that Maria Booker breaks down & cries in Dindi because she was self-conscious about measuring up around these Jazz Giants. Of course it makes the track immortal. That was late in August, 1969 - Woodstock wrapped up on the 18th, & Bitches Brew started the 19th - just for some temporal energetic context...

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Hank Levine Orchestra w/ Timothy Leary	Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience		1961 / 1966			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Horace Silver	Song For My Father "Song For My Father" by "Horace Silver"	Song For My Father	1965			0:02:20 (Pop-up)
Steely Dan	Pearl Of The Quarter "Pearl Of The Quarter" by "Steely Dan"	Countdown to Ecstasy	1973			0:09:35 (Pop-up)
Cat Mother & the All Night Newsboys	Marie	The Street Giveth... & The Street Taketh Away	1969			0:13:22 (Pop-up)
Bob Mersey, Det Moor & His Orchestra	Beatnik	Jazz From Great TV Shows	1960			0:16:07 (Pop-up)
xTC	The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul	Skylarking	1986			0:19:00 (Pop-up)
Art Lund	Joey Joey Joey "Joey Joey Joey" by "Art Lund"	The Most Happy Fella	1960	OST		0:22:23 (Pop-up)
Terry Adams	Thedy "Thedy" by "Terry Adams"	David Greenberger and Terry Adams: The Duplex Planet Radio Hour	1993	Karen Mantler - chromatic harmonica		0:25:56 (Pop-up)
Lothar & The Hand People	This Is It	Presenting...Lothar & The Hand People	1968			0:28:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						0:31:23 (Pop-up)
Bruce Palmer	Calm Before The Storm	The Cycle Is Complete	1970			0:37:20 (Pop-up)
Mike Harrison [w/Junkyard Angel]	Mother Nature	Mike Harrison	1971			0:47:20 (Pop-up)
Wayne Shorter	Dindi "Dindi" by "Wayne Shorter"	Super Nova	1969			0:49:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						0:58:47 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	What A Party "What A Party" by "Fats Domino"	They Call Me The Fat Man: The Legendary Imperial Recordings	1961 / 1991			1:03:42 (Pop-up)
Laura Nyro & Labelle	Monkey Time / Dancing In The Street	Gonna Take A Miracle	1971			1:05:33 (Pop-up)
NRBQ	Next Stop Mars / Approach The Planet	Interstellar	1970 / 2003	10"		1:10:13 (Pop-up)
Syd Dale	Pop Goes The Orchestra "Pop Goes The Orchestra" by "Syd Dale"	The European Sound Stage Orchestra - Pleasure Spectacle	1967	KPM Library Music		1:21:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						1:24:11 (Pop-up)
Clifford Jordan	872 "872" by "Clifford Jordan"	In The World	1973	Strata East label Strata East 50th Anniversary		1:30:30 (Pop-up)
Norma Tanega	Run, On The Run "Run, On The Run" by "Norma Tanega"		1967	non-LP 45		1:37:57 (Pop-up)
Cake	World Of Dreams "World Of Dreams" by "Cake"	Cake	1967			1:39:58 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Aerobics in Bondage "Aerobics in Bondage" by "Frank Zappa"	Frank Zappa Meets The Mothers Of Prevention	1987			1:42:14 (Pop-up)
Leroy Anderson	The Typewriter "The Typewriter" by "Leroy Anderson"	Blue Tango: Symphonic Pops	1953 / 1989			1:45:25 (Pop-up)
Free Spirits	Sunday Telescope "Sunday Telescope" by "Free Spirits"	Out Of Sight and Sound	1967			1:47:08 (Pop-up)
Jr. Walker & the All Stars	Baby You Know You Ain't Right [slower version]	Motown Unreleased 1965	1965 / 2015	VAR		1:50:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						1:53:06 (Pop-up)
Phil Ochs	Pleasures of the Harbor	Pleasures Of The Harbor	1967			2:00:26 (Pop-up)
Jo Stafford	Shenadoah "Shenadoah" by "Jo Stafford"	Sings American Folk Songs	1949 / 1962			2:07:48 (Pop-up)
Art Garfunkel	Second Ave. "Second Ave." by "Art Garfunkel"		1974	45		2:11:27 (Pop-up)
Louis Levy	The 39 Steps "The 39 Steps" by "Louis Levy"	Alfred Hitchcock: The Classic Soundtrack Collection	1935 / 2018			2:15:19 (Pop-up)
Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys	'Tater Pie		1950	MGM 45		2:16:42 (Pop-up)
Steve Almaas	Sara Lou "Sara Lou" by "Steve Almaas"	Everywhere You've Been	2021	hidden bonus track	*	2:19:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"				Bob Brainen's appreciation of Brian Jones		2:23:46 (Pop-up)
Eric Dolphy	The Prophet "The Prophet" by "Eric Dolphy"	The Great Concert	1961 / 1974	Richard "The Prophet" Jennings		2:31:20 (Pop-up)
Lincoln Chase	The Woods Are Full "The Woods Are Full" by "Lincoln Chase"	Lincoln Chase 'n You	1973			2:52:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						2:57:32 (Pop-up)
Thanks To: David Borks, Ron Jett, Doug Young, Jeff Golick & Pete Tomlinson

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Listener comments!
	10:58am Irene Trudel: Good morning Bob and listeners!
	10:59am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Bob and all other Braibiacs!
	11:00am 1whoknewcthulhu: Goodmorning, Bob and all.
	11:00am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Irene.
	🥁 11:00am duke: Good morning Bob and fellow Brainiacs
	11:00am Irene Trudel: Hey everybody!
	11:00am Bob Brainen: Good morning Irene & Andrew In Toronto!
	11:01am Robbie White: Good morning Bob
	11:01am Jeff: Good Morning Bob, Doc Rock + fellow listeners!
	🥁 11:01am wmfromdumont: Morning Bob and everyone.
	11:01am Bob Brainen: Morning to you 1whoknewcthulhu, and duke!
	11:01am (Mr) Bill: I made it to 11 a.m. today. Praise G-d.
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Hey Robbie White of WOWD! Morning Jeff!
	11:02am dan: Morning all
	11:02am Doug Schulkind: It may always be sunny in Southern California, but it's Brainen everywhere!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Good Morning wmfromdumont! And to you, dan!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Morning, Doug, The Big Kahuma of Drummer!
	11:04am Bob Brainen: Also KahuNa.
	11:04am Stork: Brainen leading off, swingin' the heavy lumber !
	11:05am John Pietaro: Beautiful, Bob. I lost my father a few months ago and his 92nd birthday is actually on Monday. This gives me the chills.
	11:06am Stork: I'm sorry for your loss, John Pietaro. Glad you can find solace in Silver.
	11:06am SmokinJ: Howdy Doody! 8-)
	11:06am zzz: good morning DJ BB and all! one of my favorite songs, horace 4ever
	11:06am Bob Brainen: Mornin' Stork! Hey John Pietaro, so sorry to hear that, hope this sends some healing vibes!
	11:07am Bob Brainen: Hey SmokinJ! And zzz! Glad to hear it!
	11:07am zzz: @john Pietaro, song also reminds me of my dad, who turned me on to some classics at a young ages sorry for your loss
	🥁 11:08am listener 126464: Good morning Bob, everyone!
	11:08am John Pietaro: Thanks. And thanks. The good vibes and legacy are the healing force.
	11:08am Bob Brainen: Good morning to you, listener 125464!
	11:08am Doug Schulkind: Love and condolences to you, John Pietaro.
	11:08am Joe M: Good morning, all!
	11:09am Bob Brainen: Hey Joe M!
	11:10am Jeff Golick: That's a subtle segue. Hi, Bob, and Brainerds.
	11:11am Irene Trudel: John Pietaro, Sending lots of hugs! ❤️
	11:11am spodiodi: good morning, Bob and everyone!
	11:11am Jay S: Hi everybody!
	11:11am HyperDose: Excellent selection, Mr. Brainen 🎩
	11:12am Bob Brainen: Morning Jeff Golick! heh heh, it's not my usual segue from Silver to Steely!
	11:12am (Mr) Bill: Appreciable intentionality in the choice of today's first two songs....
	11:12am zzz: @ JG, a better choice than rikki don’t lose that number imo ;)
	11:13am Bob Brainen: Morning Jay S! And to you HyperDose!
	🥁 11:14am chresti: Morning Bob and brainiacs!
	11:14am Stork: That Silver-Steely segue was like sitting on a train that's about to leave - meanwhile the train on the neighboring track starts to move, and you think it's you that's moving, only it's not, see? Am I making sense? I hope not!
	11:14am Jeff Golick: @zzz - that's the subtle part!
	11:14am Bob Brainen: Hey (Mr) Bill! zzz, Rikki, is my "go too" as it takes it's bass pattern from Silver, but I thought I'd change it up.
	11:15am Bob Brainen: Morning to you, chresti!
	11:15am (Mr) Bill: Good change of heart, Bob.
	11:16am zzz: yup. or maybe some keith jarrett long as you know... -> gaucho
	🥁 11:16am wmfromdumont: My fave Cat Mother tune.
	11:16am Marc Mendelson: good morning Bob yes dan borrowed the bass from Silver for Rikki good stuff rock on
	11:17am Stork: I don't have a simile to describe that honey of a segue!
	11:17am spodiodi: gm chresti!\\//
	11:17am Bob Brainen: Stork, I dig the train metaphor. zzz, ya know i on;y found out about that Jarrett connection recently!
	🥁 11:17am chresti: Good morning spodi!\\//
	11:18am Bob Brainen: Hey brother Marc!
	11:18am Heavy Chevy: Blessed to reconnect with Bob's show at the new address <3
	11:19am spodiodi: yes i love this XTC song!
	🥁 11:20am Brian in UK: Hello bob, glad you to hear you on the Drummer Stream.
	11:20am Bob Brainen: wmfromdumont, one of my 2 fave Cat Mother tracks. Heavy Chevy, welcome aboard!
	11:21am Bob Brainen: Brian in UK, thanks, great to be here!
	11:22am spodiodi: snaps
	11:22am Nick Melucci: Hi Bob- Been listening to your show for years and years and love it. Now as an old broken down guy who doesn't get out much anymore 😄it is even more one of the highlights of my week. Thank you for doing this so dependably and wonderfully!😊
	🥁 11:22am wmfromdumont: Props to Dave Mattacks.
	11:23am HyperDose: @Nick Melucci Hope you have a window with a nice view to accompany the show
	11:24am (Mr) Bill: Loesser had no musical evil.
	11:24am Bob Brainen: Morning Nick Melucci, much appreciated. Yeah, all of us up there are gettin' a bit creaky. I'm trying to stay active.
	11:25am Franco Twinkie: Howdy Bob!
	11:26am Nick Melucci: @HyperDose...Thanks brother. The back of another building.😄 But the music makes it seem like an orchard of fruit! 😄
	11:26am adamdoesit: Good morning, Bob and brain trust.
	11:28am Nick Melucci: @Bob Brainen Glad to hear that your fighting the creak!😊
	11:28am spodiodi: gm, adamdoesit, Franco
	11:29am Bob Brainen: Howdy Franco Twinkie! Hey adamdoesit!
	11:29am dan: Lothar And The Hand People sounds like the title of a Midnight Movie.
	11:30am Nick Melucci: @HyperDose...or thank you sister....hard to tell by the name.
	11:31am (Mr) Bill: @Nick Melucci.....Good thing you can't hear what's going on at my end -- the bone-creaking would drown out the fabulous music.
	11:31am SecretSquirrel: Love this Lothar and the Hand People track! Fun fact: 'Lothar' is the name of the group's theremin.
	🥁 11:31am chresti: Machines is my all time fav Lothar &THP.
	11:32am Nick Melucci: @(Mr) Bill: 😆
	11:32am adamdoesit: morning spodi!
	11:33am SecretSquirrel: 'nother fun fact – Karen Mantler is the daughter of jazz composers Carla Bley and Michael Mantler.
	11:35am SecretSquirrel: @chresti love that track
	11:38am Bob Brainen: Hey SecretSquirrel, we're on same wavelength! Me too chresti!
	11:39am Bob Brainen: Extra credit question:" who did the original version of Machines? No fair Googlin'!
	🥁 11:39am wmfromdumont: Such a great album. Sadly can't say the same for Dewey Martin's solo outing.
	11:40am Todd E: Love it, thank you for turning me on to this Bruce Palmer record. Found a DJ copy in good shape at a record show a few years ago!
	11:40am dan: I can understand why this album didn’t sell many copies. Too New Age sounding for the mainstream
	11:42am Bob Brainen: Ha wmfromdumont, I don't anyone who think so! Hey Todd E, glad to hear it! It can be pricey. The CD version is also out of print.
	11:47am WR: Howdy folks. Bob, I've been waiting for someone to play from that Bruce Palmer LP. Thank you.
	11:52am Bob Brainen: Howdy WR! Cool, I plan to play it all! I've loved it for 1/2 a century.
	11:54am Kpx: There's a handful of song's when ever i hear them make me think of Allison Steele, standing on the moon by lothar and the hand people is one of them even though you didn't play that song. Good last few minutes of the morning Bob and listeners.
	11:56am listener Rey: Hi Bob. Is this really Wayne Shorter?
	11:57am Bob Brainen: Hi Kpx. Yeah, she liked Space Hymn. listener Rey, it sure is!
	11:57am listener Rey: Wait, I think I hear him approaching
	11:58am listener Rey: I'm familiar with Willie Bobo's take on Dindi. This one predates it.
	11:59am dan: Any early 20th century Classical Music coming up?
	11:59am spodiodi: stellaaarrrr lol hi WR
	12:03pm WR: Hi spodiodi
	🥁 12:04pm wmfromdumont: I think Bruce liked to "experiment" in general.
	12:05pm Bob Brainen: listener Rey, I have to check that out. dan, as Monk put it... we see...
	12:05pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bob and all
	🥁 12:06pm chresti: WR's buried in swag!
	12:07pm Bob Brainen: Greetings to you, coelacanth∅!
	🥁 12:07pm chresti: Hi coel
	12:07pm Doug Schulkind: I'd like to program a set of rotund artists who celebrated their own girth in song. I can think of Billy "Fat Boy" Stewart, Jimmy "Mr. Five By Five" Rushing and Tiny Topsy.
	12:08pm WR: Yeah, flaunting my WFMU swag.
	12:09pm spodiodi: greetings, coelacanthØ
	12:09pm (Mr) Bill: Just in time -- I had forgotten the Motor City! Wasn't "Gonna Take a Miracle" released in 1971?
	12:10pm Bob Brainen: Good list, Doug! (Mr) Bill, you may be right...
	12:12pm Bob Brainen: Corrected, thanks, (Mr) Bill.
	12:13pm coelacanth∅: hi chrestí, spodiodì Doug just find out who referred to themselves as "2 tons o' lovin'" and you'll probably have a whole set already!
	🥁 12:15pm chresti: WR, you made out like a bandit!
	12:19pm spodiodi: hahaha
	12:19pm Doug Schulkind: @coelacanth∅ The Weather Girls were occasionally billed as "Two Tons of Fun." Then of course there were The Fat Boys, but that's almost cheating.
	12:20pm Kpx: Yo coelaØ, chresti, WR, spodiodi. Im a little over due to give y'all the occasional howdy.
	12:20pm WR: I wish I could have got multiple Sheena's Franco Twinkie t-shirts instead of the others. Still waiting to see if some are put up for sale after all the swag has been sent out.
	12:21pm spodiodi: howdy, Kpx!
	12:21pm dan: Sounds like the I Love Lucy theme thrown in
	12:21pm Bob Brainen: Doug, There's all those Fats Navarro song titles but they're probably from someone like Teddy Reig.
	12:22pm coelacanth∅: Doug i thought of the fat boys but...is it cheating?! otherwise i'm blanking out, and i know there are TONS of 'em
	12:22pm listener Rey: Big Joe Turner could qualify.
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: hey Kpx
	🥁 12:23pm chresti: That theme sounded familiar, at the end of NRBQ
	12:23pm Docrock: Good morning Bob and everyone listening to this broadcast. Good morning Jeff. I’m sick, I’m late, but I got here!
	12:23pm WR: Kpx, Howdy's are appreciated but not expected. Gotta leave some space on the comments for music comments.
	12:24pm WR: Flintstones theme quoted by NRBQ?
	12:24pm spodiodi: i thnk it was I Dream of Jeanie
	12:25pm coelacanth∅: i think Big Mama Thornton mentioned her size more than once, though i can't think of the songs. also Fats Waller...
	12:30pm (Mr) Bill: I think that NRBQ quote is from the "I Love Lucy" theme.
	12:31pm Kpx: WR - Ha!, Me and my faux pas.
	12:32pm coelacanth∅: i've read (via Robbie Van Leeuwen himself) that shocking blue was left behind because they didn't live the rocknroll lifestyle
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: good morning everyone I'm enjoying the show walking around Park City Utah
	12:32pm listener Rey: Not sure when Fat's last hit was but I feel like he was quickly forgotten when the Beatles came on the scene.
	12:32pm Bob Brainen: Big Maybelle! But not sure if any of her songs namecheck her.
	12:33pm coelacanth∅: ...but then, what about Zappa, and ccr?
	12:34pm coelacanth∅: hey Uncle M
	12:34pm WR: @12:24 @spodiodi, I think that you are right.
	12:35pm Bob Brainen: Hey Uncle Michael! How far away is that from you? And you picked a hot spot, no?
	🥁 12:35pm wmfromdumont: Strangely enough, Fats had a resurgence in the late sixties. Unlike many of his contemporaries.
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: I'm about a thousand miles from home for my brother's wedding.
	12:36pm WR: @12:32 @listener Rey: I think one of Domino's last singles to chart was Lady Madonna. . .
	12:36pm Bob Brainen: Wow, congrats to your bro! Is all of Utah gettin' the heat?
	12:37pm coelacanth∅: Fats did some excellent things later in his career
	12:37pm GC in Baltimore: Bob do you own literally every Strata East LP?!? Or maybe there’s a complete box set reissue of the label’s entire output....?
	12:37pm Bob Brainen: WR, love his version, of course Lady M.was a Fats homage to begin with.
	12:38pm WR: "Fats Domino covered the song on his 1968 album Fats Is Back. McCartney says he may have told record producer Richard Perry that the song was "based on Fats", leading to Domino's version. Also released as a single, Domino's recording peaked at number 100 on the Billboard 100 in September 1968, giving the singer his 77th and final US chart hit." en.wikipedia.org...
	12:40pm Uncle Michael: the weather is amazing high today for the wedding is going to be 75°
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: Fats' version of everybody's got something to hide except for me and my monkey rivals the original
	🥁 12:40pm wmfromdumont: The ghost of Spector.
	12:42pm doctorjazz: Hi folks!
	12:42pm spodiodi: ahhh love this Zappa song and album
	12:43pm Bob Brainen: coelacanth∅, never even knew he did it! UM, glad they/you lucked out!
	12:43pm spodiodi: Frank with John Denver and Dee Snider vs PMRC (good memory)
	12:43pm Bob Brainen: Hey doctorjazz!
	12:44pm dan: Jazz From Hell era Zappa
	12:44pm Kpx: I feel certain that fat's had a couple of songs that made it on the country charts.
	12:44pm WR: Hi doctorjazz. coelacanth∅, I agree with you on that.
	12:46pm listener Rey: Cannot hear this without picturing Jerry Lewis
	12:47pm doctorjazz: Hi WR! That Fats/Beatles cover is great (it's on some DJs marathon CD, but who's escapes me at the moment)!
	12:47pm Kpx: Jerry Lewis used this in one of his movies.
	12:49pm Bob Brainen: doctorjazz, I compiled Lady Madonna on a CD, but not Monkey.
	12:49pm coelacanth∅: hey dr.j
	12:50pm Kpx: Listener Rey - Ditto
	12:58pm coelacanth∅: Gina Davis?!
	12:59pm Nick Melucci: AZ for me.😁
	12:59pm PaulRobeson1920: Good morning, all! Sounding good BOB! I say hello to Phil Ochs each day
	1:00pm Franco Twinkie: WR, Flintstones? We were humming the song, but the origin as eluded us. But that turned into a conversation about someone we knew who's band did a medley of TV theme songs. My sister told me she saw them at The Whiskey, and the band leader was wearing a headset and apparently he didn't know it was hot at the time and asked one of the backup singers if he could fuck her and everyone heard it.
	1:01pm Bob Brainen: Did I say "Davis?" Oops. But an update: Doug Schulkind in for Gina Bacon: wfmu.org...
	1:01pm PaulRobeson1920: Well, when i sleep in my own bed I see Phil each morning
	1:02pm dan: Phil Ochs was Bob Dylan with a chamber music mindset.
	1:02pm Bob Brainen: Franco Twinkie, congrats on the greatest tidbit during the show! So far...
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: Franco did your sister say what the backup singer's response was?
	1:03pm BadBob: popping in to mention how i appreciate your often included sailing themed numbers
	1:05pm Franco Twinkie: Well Coel, We knew the guy, and let's just say that his batting average was very high.
	1:05pm Bob Brainen: Good afterMorning, PaulRobeson1920! BadBob, hello from GoodBob!
	1:07pm 1whoknewcthulhu: Love Pleasures of the Harbor but remember at the time some Ochs fans not liking the production and that it wasn't just Phil and his guitar.
	1:07pm Bob Brainen: dan, I think Ochs had a melodic gift far far beyond Dylan, in fact I think that's one of Dylan's weaknesses.
	1:09pm Robbie White: There is a great version of Shenadoah on the HADEN FAMILY CD
	1:10pm Jeff: Shenandoah is one of the most poignantly beautiful songs I’ve ever heard.
	1:11pm Beantown Doug: Jo Stafford! She was one of Charles M. Schulz's favorites.
	1:11pm (Mr) Bill: Jo Stafford is very effective here. I find much of her singing to have an austere quality that keeps me at an emotional arm's length. Not this time.
	1:12pm doctorjazz: I saw Ochs shortly before he died, at some Village folk club. It was packed; Ochs talked more than he played ,and sounded quite depressed. It was one of the sadder concerts I've ever gotten to.
	1:12pm Docrock: I agree with that, Jeff.
	1:12pm dan: @Bob Dylan was focused on the words, Ochs was focused on the melody
	1:12pm (Mr) Bill: Oh, Bob. The bridge on "Second Avenue"'s gonna reduce me to a puddle of salty discharge.
	1:12pm Bob Brainen: Jeff, I think so too. Robbie, that is a lovely version from a fave album. (Mr) Bill, diff. strokes, she draws me right in. No right or wrong in this stuff!
	1:13pm dan: Art Garfunkel and Robin Gibb should’ve done a collaboration together.
	1:14pm Beantown Doug: Stafford and her husband Paul Weston were hilarious as Jonathan and Darlene Edwards.
	1:15pm (Mr) Bill: Right on on no right-wrong, Bob. And the more I hear her, the more I appreciate her.
	1:15pm Jeff: Tim Moore (who wrote and recorded 2nd Ave) shoulda coulda been a star. I think he was semi-big in Brazil for a while. I understand he’s back in the Woodstock area now.
	1:15pm Bob Brainen: dan, there might be a reason for that!
	1:16pm PaulRobeson1920: @doctorjazz @1:12 mhmm…. Alcohol is a strong drug
	1:17pm spodiodi: 'Tater Pie!? now i have something to do this week
	1:17pm spodiodi: had no idea such a thing existed
	1:18pm coelacanth∅: sure i'll have some 'tater pie Thanks
	1:21pm Beantown Doug: Almost sounds like he's singing the title of the anime series "Sailor Moon." ;-)
	1:22pm spodiodi: i'll save you a slice, coel Beantown Doug, i heard the same :)
	1:22pm Marc Mendelson: has a neil and springfield vibe
	1:27pm (Mr) Bill: Steve Almaas's daughter just graduated Hunter. He would sometimes bring her to the classes he took with me at Hunter. She was an utterly delightful young lady.
	1:29pm PaulRobeson1920: @doctorjazz I studied at SUNY Oswego. Graduated 2015. That is where I encountered Phil for the first time. Phil cares deeply about people & so do I. m.youtube.com... Patrick Sky and Ramsey Clark at the 1976 Phil Ochs Memorial Celebration
	1:30pm Kpx: There's sweet tater pie, and there's mater pie. None of which I had the pleasure of having.
	1:30pm Franco Twinkie: Yes, Brian was exceptional person. What can one say except to bad.
	1:38pm spodiodi: WR, Franco, and anyone else misled by my mistake... that NRBQ track did in fact quote the I Love Lucy theme song (as WR initially guessed, and as the track is listed in the WFMU advanced playlist search (in the past)). my apologies. carry on :-B
	1:39pm GC in Baltimore: This is the apotheosis of saxophone, then and now. In my opinion a tour de force, and kind of convergence of pasts meeting near and far futures. Thanks for airing it.
	1:43pm Bob Brainen: GC in Baltimore, my pleasure!
	🥁 1:44pm chresti: Aha! Thanks spodi!
	1:44pm Franco Twinkie: Of course! Thank you Spodi.
	🥁 1:45pm chresti: *good detective work, spodi!
	1:48pm SecretSquirrel: Wow, this Dolphy track is superb. Thanks for playing it, Bob!
	1:48pm spodiodi: thanks, chresti! \\// :-B here's a link to that part of the song (from Bob's 2008 playlist wfmu.org... ) and here's the theme song from yt youtu.be...
	1:50pm Kpx: Goodbob - Good shoe as usual, but I guess that's what a goodbob dose, good shoes. You and Ed Sullivan. C ya.
	1:50pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for another great three hour show!
	1:51pm spodiodi: (and np, Franco! thanks for that story :)
	1:57pm spodiodi: thanks for the great music, Bob!
	🥁 1:57pm listener 126464: Yes, thanks Bob!
	1:57pm dan: Great show Bob
	1:58pm Listener Robert: Thanks for another of your usual. Goes well with everything.
	1:58pm Jeff: Thanks Bob!
	1:59pm (Mr) Bill: Thanks a googolplex, Bob....
	2:00pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bob!
	2:00pm Doug Schulkind: Gorgeous show, Bob!
	2:00pm WR: Thank you Bob! Laters all.
	🥁 2:00pm wmfromdumont: Great show Bob.
	2:00pm PaulRobeson1920: Thank you, BOB!
	2:00pm Dave Sewelson: thanks drop by wfmu.org...
	2:02pm Bob Brainen: Thanks all! Music of Brian Jones next week. See ya!
	🥁 2:15pm chresti: Thanks Bob!
	2:25pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bob! (belated)
	11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Listening - as I said - each Saturday A.M. to the previous week's episode before I switch to the main stream @ 11... Flawless playlist ! I read somewhere that Maria Booker breaks down & cries in Dindi because she was self-conscious about measuring up around these Jazz Giants. Of course it makes the track immortal. That was late in August, 1969 - Woodstock wrapped up on the 18th, & Bitches Brew started the 19th - just for some temporal energetic context...

Bob Brainen: Playlist from June 26, 2021

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