WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from January 24, 2022

Listener comments!
	8:56pm WR: Why is she recording the phone call? Will it be used as evidence against me?
	8:59pm HyperDose: Would the DJ recommend smoking a cannabis cigarette to tonight's programme?
	🦇 9:01pm Discotech Underground: All yours, Julie! Have a great night! I'll have you on for a while.
	9:01pm listener James from Westwood: Evening, Julie and all!
	🦇 9:02pm Julie: thanks Kip! Yes, WR always.... yes indeed Hyperdose! Hiya James!
	9:02pm Uncle Michael: heyyyyyyy...
	9:02pm MOM WHIG: Hi there Kip, WR, Hyper, listener James, Julie, Uncle Michael
	🦇 9:03pm Julie: heya Uncle Michael! Hi MOM WHIG!
	9:03pm Daya: Hey Hey :) Just saw your post and popped in :)
	9:03pm KWilde: No Kinks opener? Hey Julie, Dark Souls!
	🦇 9:03pm Julie: KWilde Kinks are so 2021! Suzi Quatro is what 2022 is all about! hiya Daya!
	9:03pm MOM WHIG: hi there Daya, KWilde
	9:03pm C.S.: Hello everyone.
	9:04pm Candy-O'67: Hey Julie and all!!
	9:04pm MOM WHIG: hi there again Candy, C.S.
	9:04pm Scott67: G'day Julie & actual Nighties! 😎🤙🎶📻🌻🐦
	🦇 9:04pm Julie: heya CS, Hey Candy-O!
	🦇 9:04pm Julie: howdy Scott!
	9:04pm KWilde: Hi Mom Whig! Not complaining just observing
	9:04pm Candy-O'67: Hi, Mom! Good to see you popped over!
	🦇 9:05pm Julie: I will have some Kinks tonight, of course :)
	9:05pm C.S.: A whole lot of Quatros in that band.
	9:06pm Mokka Matti: Greetings to fellow covert bats, creatures of the night, and goths at heart. I hope there's something for us here in this otherwise noisy planet tonight.
	🦇 9:07pm Julie: heya Mokka!
	9:07pm WR: Hi Mom W. and the many now on the drummer stream.
	9:07pm Candy-O'67: Hey there, Scotty-O, mate!😎🤙🪴🌵🐶🦘
	9:08pm Candy-O'67: This Christopher Neil is cool. Haven't heard it before!
	9:09pm WR: Need something to take the edge off my long work day. Too cold for beer. In honor of GrandBob, I'll make it a tequila shot.
	🦇 9:10pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Julie and all!!!
	🦇 9:11pm Julie: heya Will!
	9:11pm MOM WHIG: hi Mokka Matti - Will
	🦇 9:13pm Julie: this dark enough for ya Mokka?
	9:14pm HyperDose: Was swooning over that John Kay track
	🦇 9:15pm Julie: I'm sure there's other good songs on there I keep gravitating towards that one
	9:17pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I really should be sleeping. But I won't be, at least for (insert approximate number of vampire hours before sunrise here). This is the first BPN fill-in I've heard from you and it makes me think I'd like a 60s show curated by you Julie. Good evening everyone!
	🦇 9:17pm Julie: heya Cha Cha! Good to see ya. This is my favorite fill in to do, love getting my 60s on
	9:18pm Mokka Matti: Moi, Photocopy! Finns are out in force, hahaha
	🦇 9:18pm Julie: late night vampire Finns, I would watch that show
	🦇 9:19pm Discotech Underground: Julie-This is a coveted fill-in spot. I've been fortunate enough to do a few of them myself. I like filling in for Kim, too, as an opening act for BPN!
	9:19pm Ross66: Great set! Hey Mom Whig, Julie 67!
	🦇 9:19pm Julie: thanks Ross!
	9:19pm Ross66: Hi Julie! Candyo!
	9:21pm Ross66: I just listened to Village Green last night!
	9:21pm HyperDose: Kiiiiiinks!
	9:22pm Ross66: Hyperdose, are you high yet?
	🦇 9:22pm Julie: I can't do a 60s show and not bring the Davies boys
	9:22pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Extra points for playing Van Der Graaf Generator! A pity their drummer did not make it to Finland, when they played here last October - thanks to Brexit, a UK passport older than 9 years & 9 months is not valid for travel to EU. Of course info about that legal quirk was not common knowledge but only available in "small print" online. They performed a smashing gig without drums as a keyboard duo. When there's a will there's a way.
	9:23pm HyperDose: Just finished rolling, Ross. Had to make a smoothie first. Tonight is about fun!
	9:23pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Hyvää iltaa Mod Mokka Matti, good to see you!
	9:23pm Ross66: Hyperdose, no doubt!
	9:24pm Ross66: This Dana Gillipse album is freakin expensive! Even the cd reissue!
	9:26pm Ross66: I need this Harumi album too
	🦇 9:26pm Julie: he is such a mystery
	9:27pm Ross66: Yes, he is
	9:27pm Ross66: So is Grace
	9:28pm Ross66: This song is so beautiful
	🦇 9:29pm Julie: i just love her
	9:30pm Ross66: Jack’s bass playing…amazing
	9:32pm Ross66: Subitute!
	9:34pm Ross66: My cat is going nuts over the birds
	9:34pm C.S.: died 2007 was a graphic designer
	9:36pm Daya: I remember that convo ;)
	9:36pm Ross66: Cool, CS
	9:37pm MOM WHIG: good to see you here Ross66
	9:39pm C.S.: Google search: Did you mean Christopher Cross?
	9:39pm Daya: Leather Tuscadero 😆
	9:40pm C.S.: Didn't know Arlene Quatro is actress Sherilyn Fenn's mom.
	9:40pm Ross66: C.S. Lewis
	9:40pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Julie! Hey everybody!
	🦇 9:40pm Julie: hiya Phillippe!
	9:41pm MOM WHIG: Hi Phillippe
	9:41pm Ross66: Thanks Mom Whig same!
	🦇 9:41pm Julie: yeah it was like 3 phases...tuscadero followed by stumblin in... then later I found her older glam-type stuff... then pleasure seekers! does she have any surprises left for me?
	9:44pm C.S.: The band did morph into Cradle. Have you ever heard them before? I haven't.
	🦇 9:44pm Julie: yes, but only because they put out a comp. how cute are they? quatrorock.com...
	9:44pm WR: @9:40 @C.S.: Yes, me too, when looking up the Quatros a couple weeks ago, since Julie is featuring Suzi and I decided I should catch up with her career. And was please to see that the sisters are working together to issue the early recordings.
	9:45pm Ross66: Hey Phillippe!
	9:45pm Ross66: Noel !!!
	9:48pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: David Mitchell's cover of the muppet show theme song sung to the lyrics of 'A Whiter Shad Of Pale' - now that's an earworm.
	🦇 9:49pm Julie: i haven't even watched the doc yet which you could get through FMU, not sure if you still can (the suzi doc)
	9:49pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Mom, hey Ross!
	9:49pm Candy-O'67: Love Minnie's dress!
	9:50pm Ross66: I like this a lot! Not familiar with Minnie
	🦇 9:51pm Julie: she had a huge hit with lovin you in the mid 70s and died young :( She's also Maya Rudolph's mom
	9:51pm Candy-O'67: Oh, how sad :(
	9:51pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Life's so unfair, I have nothing in my record shelf from Rotary Connection or Minnie Riperton
	🦇 9:53pm Julie: I love this first one the next one, the one with lovin' you, is good too.
	9:53pm Daya: “Lovin’ You” was always a huge favorite of mine, I waited to hear it on the radio all day.
	9:53pm Ross66: Photocopy, We must rectify those gaps in our collections
	🦇 9:54pm Julie: four octave range
	9:54pm MOM WHIG: Julie - gotta run - thanks for the tunes - GREAT so far.
	9:55pm Ross66: Butterfly!
	🦇 9:55pm Julie: thanks Mom Whig, take care!
	🦇 9:55pm Julie: this may be the first time I've played them
	9:55pm Ross66: Gnite Mom Whig
	9:55pm MOM WHIG: Bye all :(((
	9:56pm Ross66: Love that first iron butterfly album
	🦇 9:56pm Julie: man someone needs to give bowie a tweeze there
	9:56pm Ross66: Space Oddity is a great Bowie album!
	9:57pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @9:53 Ross66: yes! Also as a music nerd who often prefers the BBC session takes to the "famous versions" of a song, yikes - Bowie At The Beeb is news to me! And it's like 21 years old release. So urgent action required there.
	🦇 9:57pm Julie: you really can't go wrong with a BBC session
	9:58pm Ross66: Photocopy, I’ve not acquired a copy either!
	9:58pm Scobot: What a great tune. So glad I tuned in.
	🦇 9:58pm Will the Sound Guy: BBC or Peel sessions are great
	9:58pm Candy-O'67: Night, Mom!
	9:58pm HyperDose: Hey that's a great name for a band! 🌲🌲🌲 Night Mom Whig!
	🦇 9:59pm Julie: heya Scobot! Well, Peel is BBC too, yes?
	🦇 10:01pm Julie: ahhh the english folk rock scene
	🦇 10:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and nightflowering catchflies. Why did no one not tell me it's snowing out? I wound up following a lumbering snowplow across town and managed to hit every stoplight red. I guess the main thing is I'm home safely. Haha!
	🦇 10:01pm Will the Sound Guy: John Peel was a DJ on BBC radio 1, so yes I would agree...
	10:01pm Mokka Matti: Arto Sotavalta cut a rather good version of Space Oddity in Finnish (Kapteeni Tom). At least I thought so.
	🦇 10:01pm Julie: hiyaa Ken! oooh space oddity in finnish, must check it out!
	10:02pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: The Sandy Denny BBC stuff is so strong, even if some of those sessions have survived as private off-air recordings only, you know via the "mic next to speaker" method, so sound quality is questionable on those ones and yet the music itself is just magical and her voice mesmerising.
	🦇 10:02pm Julie: oooh it IS snowing (up there)
	10:03pm Ross66: Like this Trees track a lot
	10:03pm Daya: I’m 99% sure that Trees album photo is by Hipgnosis, Storm Thorgerson
	10:04pm Daya: (I collected Hipgnosis and Roger Dean covers ;) )
	10:04pm Ross66: Could be, Daya
	10:04pm laurapanic: that's a cool,, niche collection Daya
	10:04pm HyperDose: It's very Strange Days-like
	🦇 10:05pm Julie: it's a gorgeous photo
	10:05pm Daya: Some of the Roger Dean covers were hard to track down, Babe Ruth, Palladin….thank heavens for Titus Oaks record store in Brooklyn! Lol
	10:06pm Daya: Yes, beautiful image!
	10:06pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Another one to finally add to my collection: TREES. Mokka Matti - I have not heard Arto Sotavalta's version, good you mentioned its existence. As for Finnish Bowie covers Hector did 'Sudenkorento' (Life On Mars). Been so many years I've heard it, can't remember if I liked it. Some of Hector's cover versions are really good, some not really.
	10:07pm Mokka Matti: Mr. Bowie looks a bit like Rowlf the Dog from the Muppet Show with that curly hair there...sorry.
	10:07pm Ross66: Great stuff!
	🦇 10:07pm Julie: Mokka, you're totally right
	10:07pm Ross66: Risa is great!
	10:08pm Daya: If anyone is interested, the story of On The Shore: musicaficionado.blog...
	10:09pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @10:04 Daya: cool! I remember borrowing a book on Hipgnosis album covers (& other work), can't remember the name.
	🦇 10:09pm Julie: really digging this autoharp
	🦇 10:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's coming down at a pretty good clip. Maybe 2" on the ground. Probably 3" more to come. Supposed to be above freezing and sunny tomorrow, so the roads ought to be in good shape later on.
	10:10pm Daya: It was: Walk Away Rene, I had a copy of it :)
	10:10pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I want my autoharp!
	🦇 10:10pm Julie: I don't think I've heard an autoharp sound quite this jangly
	10:11pm Ross66: Love this Folklords too, my want list on Discogs keeps growing!
	🦇 10:11pm Julie: is it me, or did this start out kind Doors-like
	10:12pm Ross66: Julie the sound of your show is really good too! Don’t know what you’re gear is, but sounds superb!
	🦇 10:13pm Julie: haha thanks Ross!
	10:15pm prguitar: Hey there Julie! Glad to see you and the Dark Night Planeteers! I have a real early morning wake up tomorrow, so will share some time with y'all before I have to crash... Hope everyone is having a good Monday, and keeping warm!
	10:16pm Ross66: Hey prguitar!
	🦇 10:18pm Discotech Underground: Hey PR!
	10:19pm Ross66: Ken in Hyde Park, it’s snowing here in Rochester as well
	10:20pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Late Night with Vampire Finn will be the title of my radio/tv/whatever show should I ever have one, thanks for the name Julie.
	🦇 10:20pm Julie: hi pr guitar!
	🦇 10:21pm Julie: I love it!
	10:21pm Ross66: I had no idea Nichelle had done an album. Doesn’t surprise me
	🦇 10:21pm Julie: she actually has a couple!
	10:22pm Daya: Please, please, please do NOT play any songs by Bill Shatner! LOL 🤣
	🦇 10:22pm Julie: Noooooo
	10:25pm Daya: Whew! Thank you 🙏
	10:25pm C.S.: And Nichelle Nichols' singing career is why she wasn't in one of the best Star Trek episodes...The Doomsday Machine. A shame because the communications officer had a lot to say in that one.
	🦇 10:27pm Julie: although I kinda like some of the stuff on Has Been, collaborations
	🦇 10:28pm Julie: wait what? was she off making the record?
	10:28pm Phillippe Bastille: Shatner’s Has Been album has some pretty good stuff on it. Duets with Ben Folds, Aimee Mann, Joe Jackson, Henry Rollins…
	🦇 10:29pm Julie: yes that's the one. gotta lot of play at FMU, I probably wouldn't have heard it otherwise
	10:29pm C.S.: She had a dinner theater concert and they wouldn't change the shooting schedule so they just cast someone else to play Lt. Palmer.
	🦇 10:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Ross. I lived in the MN Rochester for a couple of years. It snowed lots there, too.
	10:31pm C.S.: For Doomsday Machine, Elizabeth Rogers was brought in at the last minute after Nichelle Nichols (the series regular as communications officer Lt. Uhura) informed the producers that she was flying to New York for a concert performance. As Nichols had no standard contract she was legally free to do so, but Rogers' appearance was intended to convince her to keep herself available for Star Trek. Rogers said in a later interview, "I got the part when Uhura [Nichols] had a singing engagement. I was used as an instant 'threat' replacement."
	10:32pm Ross66: C.S. I remember Nichelle singing on one or two Star Trek episodes.
	10:33pm C.S.: Yep...but the songs weren't all that great. The Conscious of the King and Charlie X IIRC
	10:33pm Ross66: Ken from Hyde Park. I’m in Rochester NY
	10:33pm C.S.: conscience damn spell check
	10:34pm C.S.: Sad that I know that.
	10:34pm Ross66: C.S. Charlie X is one of my favorite episodes!
	10:35pm C.S.: Didn't like it as a kid but as I got older, I could really identify with it.
	10:36pm Ross66: Mick and Keith could write some damn good ballads!
	🦇 10:36pm Julie: Robert Walker Jr always great
	10:36pm Ross66: C.S. There’s also a big camp value to that episode too
	10:38pm C.S.: Yes Julie. Robert Walker Jr. did not associate with the cast in that episode because he wanted to maintain the character's awkwardness. I saw him in a depression era movie about bank robbers with Dick Clark as a criminal.
	10:39pm C.S.: It was called Killers Three
	🦇 10:40pm Julie: he's also in the hippie Blob movie, beware the blob? with cindy williams if I remember right
	10:40pm Daya: He had a bit part in “Easy Rider” at the commune
	10:41pm C.S.: Wow. I'll have to check that out.
	🦇 10:41pm Julie: and looked SO much like his father, same face different voice
	10:48pm prguitar: Hey there Julie! One of these years we'll cross paths in the hood! Yes, your show sounds great through the ether! Hey there Ross66!!, Hey there Kip!! Thanks for playing "Rejoice" from Baxter's! One of my favorite LP's ever! Was lucky to see JA many times as a kid.. mostly at Fillmore East.. The Baxter's album artwork by Ron Cobb is also fabulous!! Still have my original bought in real time stereo copy.
	10:55pm Daya: Purple Pyramid? I know where THAT is from! ;)
	10:57pm C.S.: Shameless Shatner
	10:58pm Ross66: Julie, do you have a scan of that London Symphony orchestra lp?
	11:00pm Ross66: Sounds like a Lee Hazlewood song
	🦇 11:00pm Julie: I don't Ross, sorry
	11:01pm Ross66: Okay, I’ll check online
	🦇 11:02pm Julie: it is indeed a hazelwood song for an Elvis movie
	11:03pm Candy-O'67: I gotta check out that TX Girls comp!
	🦇 11:03pm Julie: yes! It's a good one!
	11:05pm Candy-O'67: Haven't heard of it before! Thx for playing something off it! I dug that song!
	11:06pm WR: Interesting Cream cover by Ms Zimmerman
	11:11pm Ross66: Paul Williams!
	🦇 11:11pm Julie: that's a Cream song??
	11:14pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: There was apparently a constant battle around mid-60s between Cher and the Byrds who gets to cover the next Dylan song and score a hit with it.
	11:17pm Ross66: The Action were Mods but later evoked into a psych band called Mighty Baby
	🦇 11:17pm Julie: that's not surprising at all
	11:17pm Ross66: Evolved
	11:23pm WR: Jack Bruce. No that you mention, it may be from Jack's first post Cream album. Looking now.
	11:23pm Scobot: Françoise Hardy and Fairport Convention back to back. Pure bliss! Sublime selections tonight.
	🦇 11:24pm Julie: thank you Scobot!
	11:25pm WR: Yes, on Bruce's Songs for a Tailor LP en.wikipedia.org...
	11:25pm Daya: Wow, that FC song was just what I needed to hear!
	11:26pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: United Staes of America reminded me: Julie do you like the album 'An Electric Storm' by White Noise (basically BBC Radiophonic workshop people)? I think both USA & White Noise were strong influences for Broadcast, and they're not that dissimilar, though White Noise used very few if any conventional instruments, mainly sound effects to create the music. It's a killer album, I recently found a vintage copy on my Bauhaus-related visit to UK.
	🦇 11:26pm Julie: sandyyyyyy
	🦇 11:26pm Julie: hm I don't think I know them!
	11:27pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: ^you absolutely MUST check it out.
	11:29pm David watts: I discovered some cool new female artists tonight....thanks!
	11:29pm Ross66: Same here, David Watts!
	11:32pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: The White Noise album is from 1969, so let's say I wouldn't have been surprised had you played it say next to United States of America, as they're both wonderful electronic more or less song-based stuff from 60s.
	11:34pm Daya: “Theme From an Imaginary Western” written by Jack Bruce and Pete Brown
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: ohhh it's delia derbyshire! now her I've heard of
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: hey David Watts! Glad you liked them!
	11:35pm Daya: On Jack’s solo album “Songs for a Tailor”
	11:38pm Ross66: Love Donovan
	11:40pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @11:35 Daya: Stupid lazy me, I bought that Jack Bruce album a year ago and have not listened to it yet, did not know that song was there, so thanks for telling that.
	11:41pm Ross66: Debbie Harry!
	11:42pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @11:35 Julie: yes! Love her work and that White Noise album.
	11:47pm Daya: Cha Cha, back in the day, that album was out of print, and highly coveted, selling for at least $100 in the 70s… Enjoy! And you’re welcome 😁
	11:48pm Ross66: Jackson Browne plays the guitar part in this
	🦇 11:49pm Julie: he wrote this!
	🦇 11:49pm Will the Sound Guy: thank you Julie!!!
	🦇 11:50pm Julie: thank you Will!
	11:50pm Mokka Matti: The Teutonic Ice Queen <3
	11:50pm C.S.: Well, I have to get ready for work. Thanks for the awesome tunes on this cold Monday. Take care, everyone. Lt. Uhura, one to beam up. Energize.
	11:50pm Daya: Something I’ve always wondered: what is the etymology of “Give The Drummer” radio? That is just such an odd phrase in my head 😄
	11:51pm Ross66: Etymology?
	🦇 11:51pm Julie: thanks for coming by CS!
	11:52pm Mokka Matti: I've been distracted trying to get some other tasks done, but thank you for a good show, Julie - especially since I haven't been able to tune in to your regular slot for some time.
	🦇 11:52pm Julie: I believe it is a line from a James Brown song, which Doug then took for his radio show, he being the drummer, and then he named the stream after it.
	11:52pm Daya: the study of the origin of words
	🦇 11:53pm Julie: thanks for listening, Mokka I know it's very late for you!
	11:53pm Daya: Hmmm, ok, cool, thanks! Of course I will now need to look that up! Lol
	11:53pm Ross66: Daya, had to google that!
	11:54pm Daya: I love that word, actually :D Not to be confused with entomology, which is the study of BUGS! Hehehe
	11:54pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @11:47 Daya: Whoah! I had no idea of that either. I am pretty sure my copy isn't that rare haha, probably some late 70s reissue, then again that won't make the music any worse. I guess I'll get some shuteye after this show's over and then start a new day with Jack Bruce.
	11:55pm Ross66: Wow, I just found this Cheryl Diltcher album, but haven’t even played it yet! Cool!
	11:55pm Mokka Matti: Well, actually, still early for me. Just going on 9 PM PST, here in Washington State. It FEELS a lot later though - need more coffee.
	11:55pm Daya: Ooooh Cheryl Dilcher! I had a ‘thing’ for her in the late 70s :D
	11:56pm Daya: That should be a great way to start the day Cha Cha!
	11:56pm Ross66: Daya, did Cheryl do anything beyond this album?
	11:57pm HyperDose: Thanks for steering the ship tonight, Julie!
	🦇 11:57pm Julie: she was quite the babe
	11:57pm Scott67: Thanks Julie! Been listening while laying under a fan in a darkened room. Another day in the high 90's F down here. ✌😎👣🎶📻🌞🌏🌻🐦🐦🐦🐦
	11:58pm Ross66: Great show, Julie! I heard a lot of new music tonight!
	11:58pm Daya: Yeah, that “Blue Sailor” album, with permed hair head shot! ;)
	🦇 11:59pm Julie: sounds nice Scott! I mean the dark and fan part not the heat
	11:59pm Daya: Ross, yes, she had a few later albums, I heard about her in the late 70s with Blue Sailor, I had a promo copy on blue vinyl
	🦇 12:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. Catch you again later today.
	12:00am Ross66: Gnite all! Been fun!
	12:01am KWilde: Great job Julie!
	12:02am Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Thanks Julie for a wonderful fill-in, good night and see you all later today you know where and why.
	12:02am Daya: Thanks Julie! ‘nite to you and the birds :)
	🦇 12:03am Julie: thanks so much everyone!!
	12:03am WR: Thank you Julie and laters all y'all Dark Night Planeteers!
	🦇 12:04am Julie: nite everyone!
	12:04am Scott67: ✌🐦❤

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from January 24, 2022

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Familiar & forgotten gems from 50-plus years of music on the darker side, shoegaze, synthpop, goth, psychedelia, darkwave, with unapologetic detours into 70s pop. In a dark night of the soul, it's always 3 o'clock in the morning.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Pleasure Seekers	Light of Love	What A Way To Die (Compilation)	Cradle Rocks Music	2011	single from 1968	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Art of Lovin'	Good Times "Good Times" by "The Art of Lovin'"	The Art of Lovin'	Mainstream Records	1968		0:03:54 (Pop-up)
Christopher (Neil)	The Race "The Race" by "Christopher (Neil)"	Tea and Symphony: The English Baroque Sound 1967-1974 vv/a	Ace Records (UK)	1970	b-side of Sharkey	0:06:17 (Pop-up)
John Kay & The Sparrow	Isn't it Strange	John Kay & The Sparrow	Columbia	1969		0:08:28 (Pop-up)
Van Der Graaf Generator	Necromancer	The Aerosol Grey Machine	Mercury	1969		0:11:05 (Pop-up)
Aretha Franklin	Eleanor Rigby "Eleanor Rigby" by "Aretha Franklin"	This Girl's In Love With You	Atlantic	1969		0:14:35 (Pop-up)
Jeff Monn	She Is There For Me "She Is There For Me" by "Jeff Monn"	Reality	Vanguard	1968		0:17:05 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Big Sky (mono) "Big Sky (mono)" by "The Kinks"	The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society (deluxe)	BMG	1968		0:19:01 (Pop-up)
Dana Gillespie	No! No! No! "No! No! No!" by "Dana Gillespie"	Foolish Seasons	London Records	1968		0:21:47 (Pop-up)
Harumi	We Love "We Love" by "Harumi"	Harumi	Verve Forecast	1968		0:24:30 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Rejoyce "Rejoyce" by "Jefferson Airplane"	After Bathing At Baxter’s	RCA Victor	1967		0:26:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Backing Tracks	Substitute (instrumental)					0:31:06 (Pop-up)
The Group Image	Aunt Ida "Aunt Ida" by "The Group Image"	A Mouth In The Clouds	Community Records	1968		0:40:30 (Pop-up)
Noel Harrison	A Whiter Shade Of Pale	Collage	Reprise Records	1967		0:45:25 (Pop-up)
Minnie Riperton	Le Fleur "Le Fleur" by "Minnie Riperton"	Come To My Garden	GRT	1970		0:48:25 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Memory of a Free Festival (live on BBC)	Bowie At The Beeb	Virgin	1970	The Sunday Show, Feb 1970	0:51:23 (Pop-up)
Iron Butterfly	Possession "Possession" by "Iron Butterfly"	Heavy	ATCO Records	1968		0:54:54 (Pop-up)
Trees	Polly On The Shore "Polly On The Shore" by "Trees"	On The Shore	CBS	1970		0:57:22 (Pop-up)
Risa Potters	Lullaby "Lullaby" by "Risa Potters"	Half Woman/Half Child	National General Records	1970		1:03:31 (Pop-up)
The Folklords	Jennifer Lee "Jennifer Lee" by "The Folklords"	Release The Sunshine	Allied	1968		1:07:51 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	Cities "Cities" by "The Moody Blues"	Time Traveller (box set)	Deram	1967	b-side to Nights In White Satin	1:11:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Kinks	Shangri-La (backing track)					1:13:45 (Pop-up)
Nichelle Nichols	Feeling Good "Feeling Good" by "Nichelle Nichols"	Down to Earth	Epic	1967		1:20:21 (Pop-up)
Stone The Crows	Fool On The HIll "Fool On The HIll" by "Stone The Crows"	Stone The Crows	Polydor	1970		1:24:17 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Spirit In The Sky "Spirit In The Sky" by "Elton John"	The Legendary Covers Album 1969-70	Purple Pyramid	1994	from 69-70	1:28:13 (Pop-up)
Koncz Zsuzsa	Mondd, Hogy Szeretsz	Kis Virág	Pepita	1971		1:32:04 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Backstreet Girl	Flowers	London Records	1967		1:35:15 (Pop-up)
The United States of America	Garden Of Earthly Delights	The United States of America	Columbia	1968		1:38:06 (Pop-up)
Graham Gouldman	Pawnbroker "Pawnbroker" by "Graham Gouldman"	The Graham Gouldman Thing	RCA Victor	1968		1:40:38 (Pop-up)
Black Swan	Life Goes On "Life Goes On" by "Black Swan"	Da Ge De Li Da/ Echoes and Rainbows	Polydor	1971		1:43:27 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Julia Dream "Julia Dream" by "Pink Floyd"	The Early Years 1968 Germin/Ation	Pink Floyd	2016	b-side from 1968	1:47:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: London Symphony Orchestra	She's A Rainbow (instrumental)					1:50:26 (Pop-up)
Nancy Sinatra	Your Groovy Self "Your Groovy Self" by "Nancy Sinatra"	The Ultimate Collection - Early Recordings, Hits And Rarities	Missing Records	1968	from Speedway	1:57:33 (Pop-up)
The Word D	Today Is Just Tomorrow's Yesterday	Acid Visions: Tripping With The Texas Girls	Spalax Music	2002		2:00:42 (Pop-up)
Dory Previn	Starlet Starlet on the Screen Who Will Follow Norma Jean	Mary C. Brown and the Hollywood Sign	United Artists Records	1972		2:02:31 (Pop-up)
Lorri Zimmerman	Theme for an Imaginary Western	Lorri Zimmerman	Crescent Street Records	1971		2:05:17 (Pop-up)
The Holy Mackerel	Bitter Honey "Bitter Honey" by "The Holy Mackerel"	The Holy Mackerel	Reprise Records	1968		2:09:33 (Pop-up)
Cher	The Bells of Rhymney "The Bells of Rhymney" by "Cher"	All I Really Want To Do	Imperial	1965		2:11:56 (Pop-up)
The Action	Shadows and Reflections	Shadows And Reflections: The Complete Recordings 1964-1968	Grapefruit Records	2018	single from 1967	2:15:09 (Pop-up)
Francoise Hardy	L'Ombre "L'Ombre" by "Francoise Hardy"	Francoise Hardy (Soleil)	Sonopresse	1970		2:17:31 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	She Moves Through the Fair	Fairport Convention	A&M Records	1969		2:19:42 (Pop-up)
Justine	She Brings The Morning With Her	Justine	Uni Records	1971		2:23:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Deep Purple	Lalena (instrumental)					2:28:15 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Strom "Strom" by "Kraftwerk"	Kraftwerk 2	Philips	1972		2:33:48 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Lalena "Lalena" by "Donovan"	The Hurdy Gurdy Man	Epic	1968		2:37:22 (Pop-up)
The Wind In The Willows	Djini Judy	The Wind In The Willows	Capitol Records	1968		2:40:15 (Pop-up)
Endle St. Cloud	This Is Love "This Is Love" by "Endle St. Cloud"	Thank You All Very Much	Decal	1968		2:42:54 (Pop-up)
Nico	These Days "These Days" by "Nico"	Chelsea Girl	Verve	1967		2:47:10 (Pop-up)
Renaissance	Love Goes On "Love Goes On" by "Renaissance"	Illusion	Island Records	1971		2:50:39 (Pop-up)
Cheryl Dilcher	Song By A Bird "Song By A Bird" by "Cheryl Dilcher"	Special Songs	Ampex Records	1970		2:53:19 (Pop-up)
Simon & Garfunkel	Blessed "Blessed" by "Simon & Garfunkel"	Sounds of Silence	Columbia	1966		2:56:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"					3:00:01 (Pop-up)
The Zombies	This Will Be Our Year	Odessey and Oracle	CBS	1968		3:02:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:56pm WR: Why is she recording the phone call? Will it be used as evidence against me?
	8:59pm HyperDose: Would the DJ recommend smoking a cannabis cigarette to tonight's programme?
	🦇 9:01pm Discotech Underground: All yours, Julie! Have a great night! I'll have you on for a while.
	9:01pm listener James from Westwood: Evening, Julie and all!
	🦇 9:02pm Julie: thanks Kip! Yes, WR always.... yes indeed Hyperdose! Hiya James!
	9:02pm Uncle Michael: heyyyyyyy...
	9:02pm MOM WHIG: Hi there Kip, WR, Hyper, listener James, Julie, Uncle Michael
	🦇 9:03pm Julie: heya Uncle Michael! Hi MOM WHIG!
	9:03pm Daya: Hey Hey :) Just saw your post and popped in :)
	9:03pm KWilde: No Kinks opener? Hey Julie, Dark Souls!
	🦇 9:03pm Julie: KWilde Kinks are so 2021! Suzi Quatro is what 2022 is all about! hiya Daya!
	9:03pm MOM WHIG: hi there Daya, KWilde
	9:03pm C.S.: Hello everyone.
	9:04pm Candy-O'67: Hey Julie and all!!
	9:04pm MOM WHIG: hi there again Candy, C.S.
	9:04pm Scott67: G'day Julie & actual Nighties! 😎🤙🎶📻🌻🐦
	🦇 9:04pm Julie: heya CS, Hey Candy-O!
	🦇 9:04pm Julie: howdy Scott!
	9:04pm KWilde: Hi Mom Whig! Not complaining just observing
	9:04pm Candy-O'67: Hi, Mom! Good to see you popped over!
	🦇 9:05pm Julie: I will have some Kinks tonight, of course :)
	9:05pm C.S.: A whole lot of Quatros in that band.
	9:06pm Mokka Matti: Greetings to fellow covert bats, creatures of the night, and goths at heart. I hope there's something for us here in this otherwise noisy planet tonight.
	🦇 9:07pm Julie: heya Mokka!
	9:07pm WR: Hi Mom W. and the many now on the drummer stream.
	9:07pm Candy-O'67: Hey there, Scotty-O, mate!😎🤙🪴🌵🐶🦘
	9:08pm Candy-O'67: This Christopher Neil is cool. Haven't heard it before!
	9:09pm WR: Need something to take the edge off my long work day. Too cold for beer. In honor of GrandBob, I'll make it a tequila shot.
	🦇 9:10pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Julie and all!!!
	🦇 9:11pm Julie: heya Will!
	9:11pm MOM WHIG: hi Mokka Matti - Will
	🦇 9:13pm Julie: this dark enough for ya Mokka?
	9:14pm HyperDose: Was swooning over that John Kay track
	🦇 9:15pm Julie: I'm sure there's other good songs on there I keep gravitating towards that one
	9:17pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I really should be sleeping. But I won't be, at least for (insert approximate number of vampire hours before sunrise here). This is the first BPN fill-in I've heard from you and it makes me think I'd like a 60s show curated by you Julie. Good evening everyone!
	🦇 9:17pm Julie: heya Cha Cha! Good to see ya. This is my favorite fill in to do, love getting my 60s on
	9:18pm Mokka Matti: Moi, Photocopy! Finns are out in force, hahaha
	🦇 9:18pm Julie: late night vampire Finns, I would watch that show
	🦇 9:19pm Discotech Underground: Julie-This is a coveted fill-in spot. I've been fortunate enough to do a few of them myself. I like filling in for Kim, too, as an opening act for BPN!
	9:19pm Ross66: Great set! Hey Mom Whig, Julie 67!
	🦇 9:19pm Julie: thanks Ross!
	9:19pm Ross66: Hi Julie! Candyo!
	9:21pm Ross66: I just listened to Village Green last night!
	9:21pm HyperDose: Kiiiiiinks!
	9:22pm Ross66: Hyperdose, are you high yet?
	🦇 9:22pm Julie: I can't do a 60s show and not bring the Davies boys
	9:22pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Extra points for playing Van Der Graaf Generator! A pity their drummer did not make it to Finland, when they played here last October - thanks to Brexit, a UK passport older than 9 years & 9 months is not valid for travel to EU. Of course info about that legal quirk was not common knowledge but only available in "small print" online. They performed a smashing gig without drums as a keyboard duo. When there's a will there's a way.
	9:23pm HyperDose: Just finished rolling, Ross. Had to make a smoothie first. Tonight is about fun!
	9:23pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Hyvää iltaa Mod Mokka Matti, good to see you!
	9:23pm Ross66: Hyperdose, no doubt!
	9:24pm Ross66: This Dana Gillipse album is freakin expensive! Even the cd reissue!
	9:26pm Ross66: I need this Harumi album too
	🦇 9:26pm Julie: he is such a mystery
	9:27pm Ross66: Yes, he is
	9:27pm Ross66: So is Grace
	9:28pm Ross66: This song is so beautiful
	🦇 9:29pm Julie: i just love her
	9:30pm Ross66: Jack’s bass playing…amazing
	9:32pm Ross66: Subitute!
	9:34pm Ross66: My cat is going nuts over the birds
	9:34pm C.S.: died 2007 was a graphic designer
	9:36pm Daya: I remember that convo ;)
	9:36pm Ross66: Cool, CS
	9:37pm MOM WHIG: good to see you here Ross66
	9:39pm C.S.: Google search: Did you mean Christopher Cross?
	9:39pm Daya: Leather Tuscadero 😆
	9:40pm C.S.: Didn't know Arlene Quatro is actress Sherilyn Fenn's mom.
	9:40pm Ross66: C.S. Lewis
	9:40pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Julie! Hey everybody!
	🦇 9:40pm Julie: hiya Phillippe!
	9:41pm MOM WHIG: Hi Phillippe
	9:41pm Ross66: Thanks Mom Whig same!
	🦇 9:41pm Julie: yeah it was like 3 phases...tuscadero followed by stumblin in... then later I found her older glam-type stuff... then pleasure seekers! does she have any surprises left for me?
	9:44pm C.S.: The band did morph into Cradle. Have you ever heard them before? I haven't.
	🦇 9:44pm Julie: yes, but only because they put out a comp. how cute are they? quatrorock.com...
	9:44pm WR: @9:40 @C.S.: Yes, me too, when looking up the Quatros a couple weeks ago, since Julie is featuring Suzi and I decided I should catch up with her career. And was please to see that the sisters are working together to issue the early recordings.
	9:45pm Ross66: Hey Phillippe!
	9:45pm Ross66: Noel !!!
	9:48pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: David Mitchell's cover of the muppet show theme song sung to the lyrics of 'A Whiter Shad Of Pale' - now that's an earworm.
	🦇 9:49pm Julie: i haven't even watched the doc yet which you could get through FMU, not sure if you still can (the suzi doc)
	9:49pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Mom, hey Ross!
	9:49pm Candy-O'67: Love Minnie's dress!
	9:50pm Ross66: I like this a lot! Not familiar with Minnie
	🦇 9:51pm Julie: she had a huge hit with lovin you in the mid 70s and died young :( She's also Maya Rudolph's mom
	9:51pm Candy-O'67: Oh, how sad :(
	9:51pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Life's so unfair, I have nothing in my record shelf from Rotary Connection or Minnie Riperton
	🦇 9:53pm Julie: I love this first one the next one, the one with lovin' you, is good too.
	9:53pm Daya: “Lovin’ You” was always a huge favorite of mine, I waited to hear it on the radio all day.
	9:53pm Ross66: Photocopy, We must rectify those gaps in our collections
	🦇 9:54pm Julie: four octave range
	9:54pm MOM WHIG: Julie - gotta run - thanks for the tunes - GREAT so far.
	9:55pm Ross66: Butterfly!
	🦇 9:55pm Julie: thanks Mom Whig, take care!
	🦇 9:55pm Julie: this may be the first time I've played them
	9:55pm Ross66: Gnite Mom Whig
	9:55pm MOM WHIG: Bye all :(((
	9:56pm Ross66: Love that first iron butterfly album
	🦇 9:56pm Julie: man someone needs to give bowie a tweeze there
	9:56pm Ross66: Space Oddity is a great Bowie album!
	9:57pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @9:53 Ross66: yes! Also as a music nerd who often prefers the BBC session takes to the "famous versions" of a song, yikes - Bowie At The Beeb is news to me! And it's like 21 years old release. So urgent action required there.
	🦇 9:57pm Julie: you really can't go wrong with a BBC session
	9:58pm Ross66: Photocopy, I’ve not acquired a copy either!
	9:58pm Scobot: What a great tune. So glad I tuned in.
	🦇 9:58pm Will the Sound Guy: BBC or Peel sessions are great
	9:58pm Candy-O'67: Night, Mom!
	9:58pm HyperDose: Hey that's a great name for a band! 🌲🌲🌲 Night Mom Whig!
	🦇 9:59pm Julie: heya Scobot! Well, Peel is BBC too, yes?
	🦇 10:01pm Julie: ahhh the english folk rock scene
	🦇 10:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and nightflowering catchflies. Why did no one not tell me it's snowing out? I wound up following a lumbering snowplow across town and managed to hit every stoplight red. I guess the main thing is I'm home safely. Haha!
	🦇 10:01pm Will the Sound Guy: John Peel was a DJ on BBC radio 1, so yes I would agree...
	10:01pm Mokka Matti: Arto Sotavalta cut a rather good version of Space Oddity in Finnish (Kapteeni Tom). At least I thought so.
	🦇 10:01pm Julie: hiyaa Ken! oooh space oddity in finnish, must check it out!
	10:02pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: The Sandy Denny BBC stuff is so strong, even if some of those sessions have survived as private off-air recordings only, you know via the "mic next to speaker" method, so sound quality is questionable on those ones and yet the music itself is just magical and her voice mesmerising.
	🦇 10:02pm Julie: oooh it IS snowing (up there)
	10:03pm Ross66: Like this Trees track a lot
	10:03pm Daya: I’m 99% sure that Trees album photo is by Hipgnosis, Storm Thorgerson
	10:04pm Daya: (I collected Hipgnosis and Roger Dean covers ;) )
	10:04pm Ross66: Could be, Daya
	10:04pm laurapanic: that's a cool,, niche collection Daya
	10:04pm HyperDose: It's very Strange Days-like
	🦇 10:05pm Julie: it's a gorgeous photo
	10:05pm Daya: Some of the Roger Dean covers were hard to track down, Babe Ruth, Palladin….thank heavens for Titus Oaks record store in Brooklyn! Lol
	10:06pm Daya: Yes, beautiful image!
	10:06pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Another one to finally add to my collection: TREES. Mokka Matti - I have not heard Arto Sotavalta's version, good you mentioned its existence. As for Finnish Bowie covers Hector did 'Sudenkorento' (Life On Mars). Been so many years I've heard it, can't remember if I liked it. Some of Hector's cover versions are really good, some not really.
	10:07pm Mokka Matti: Mr. Bowie looks a bit like Rowlf the Dog from the Muppet Show with that curly hair there...sorry.
	10:07pm Ross66: Great stuff!
	🦇 10:07pm Julie: Mokka, you're totally right
	10:07pm Ross66: Risa is great!
	10:08pm Daya: If anyone is interested, the story of On The Shore: musicaficionado.blog...
	10:09pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @10:04 Daya: cool! I remember borrowing a book on Hipgnosis album covers (& other work), can't remember the name.
	🦇 10:09pm Julie: really digging this autoharp
	🦇 10:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's coming down at a pretty good clip. Maybe 2" on the ground. Probably 3" more to come. Supposed to be above freezing and sunny tomorrow, so the roads ought to be in good shape later on.
	10:10pm Daya: It was: Walk Away Rene, I had a copy of it :)
	10:10pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I want my autoharp!
	🦇 10:10pm Julie: I don't think I've heard an autoharp sound quite this jangly
	10:11pm Ross66: Love this Folklords too, my want list on Discogs keeps growing!
	🦇 10:11pm Julie: is it me, or did this start out kind Doors-like
	10:12pm Ross66: Julie the sound of your show is really good too! Don’t know what you’re gear is, but sounds superb!
	🦇 10:13pm Julie: haha thanks Ross!
	10:15pm prguitar: Hey there Julie! Glad to see you and the Dark Night Planeteers! I have a real early morning wake up tomorrow, so will share some time with y'all before I have to crash... Hope everyone is having a good Monday, and keeping warm!
	10:16pm Ross66: Hey prguitar!
	🦇 10:18pm Discotech Underground: Hey PR!
	10:19pm Ross66: Ken in Hyde Park, it’s snowing here in Rochester as well
	10:20pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Late Night with Vampire Finn will be the title of my radio/tv/whatever show should I ever have one, thanks for the name Julie.
	🦇 10:20pm Julie: hi pr guitar!
	🦇 10:21pm Julie: I love it!
	10:21pm Ross66: I had no idea Nichelle had done an album. Doesn’t surprise me
	🦇 10:21pm Julie: she actually has a couple!
	10:22pm Daya: Please, please, please do NOT play any songs by Bill Shatner! LOL 🤣
	🦇 10:22pm Julie: Noooooo
	10:25pm Daya: Whew! Thank you 🙏
	10:25pm C.S.: And Nichelle Nichols' singing career is why she wasn't in one of the best Star Trek episodes...The Doomsday Machine. A shame because the communications officer had a lot to say in that one.
	🦇 10:27pm Julie: although I kinda like some of the stuff on Has Been, collaborations
	🦇 10:28pm Julie: wait what? was she off making the record?
	10:28pm Phillippe Bastille: Shatner’s Has Been album has some pretty good stuff on it. Duets with Ben Folds, Aimee Mann, Joe Jackson, Henry Rollins…
	🦇 10:29pm Julie: yes that's the one. gotta lot of play at FMU, I probably wouldn't have heard it otherwise
	10:29pm C.S.: She had a dinner theater concert and they wouldn't change the shooting schedule so they just cast someone else to play Lt. Palmer.
	🦇 10:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Ross. I lived in the MN Rochester for a couple of years. It snowed lots there, too.
	10:31pm C.S.: For Doomsday Machine, Elizabeth Rogers was brought in at the last minute after Nichelle Nichols (the series regular as communications officer Lt. Uhura) informed the producers that she was flying to New York for a concert performance. As Nichols had no standard contract she was legally free to do so, but Rogers' appearance was intended to convince her to keep herself available for Star Trek. Rogers said in a later interview, "I got the part when Uhura [Nichols] had a singing engagement. I was used as an instant 'threat' replacement."
	10:32pm Ross66: C.S. I remember Nichelle singing on one or two Star Trek episodes.
	10:33pm C.S.: Yep...but the songs weren't all that great. The Conscious of the King and Charlie X IIRC
	10:33pm Ross66: Ken from Hyde Park. I’m in Rochester NY
	10:33pm C.S.: conscience damn spell check
	10:34pm C.S.: Sad that I know that.
	10:34pm Ross66: C.S. Charlie X is one of my favorite episodes!
	10:35pm C.S.: Didn't like it as a kid but as I got older, I could really identify with it.
	10:36pm Ross66: Mick and Keith could write some damn good ballads!
	🦇 10:36pm Julie: Robert Walker Jr always great
	10:36pm Ross66: C.S. There’s also a big camp value to that episode too
	10:38pm C.S.: Yes Julie. Robert Walker Jr. did not associate with the cast in that episode because he wanted to maintain the character's awkwardness. I saw him in a depression era movie about bank robbers with Dick Clark as a criminal.
	10:39pm C.S.: It was called Killers Three
	🦇 10:40pm Julie: he's also in the hippie Blob movie, beware the blob? with cindy williams if I remember right
	10:40pm Daya: He had a bit part in “Easy Rider” at the commune
	10:41pm C.S.: Wow. I'll have to check that out.
	🦇 10:41pm Julie: and looked SO much like his father, same face different voice
	10:48pm prguitar: Hey there Julie! One of these years we'll cross paths in the hood! Yes, your show sounds great through the ether! Hey there Ross66!!, Hey there Kip!! Thanks for playing "Rejoice" from Baxter's! One of my favorite LP's ever! Was lucky to see JA many times as a kid.. mostly at Fillmore East.. The Baxter's album artwork by Ron Cobb is also fabulous!! Still have my original bought in real time stereo copy.
	10:55pm Daya: Purple Pyramid? I know where THAT is from! ;)
	10:57pm C.S.: Shameless Shatner
	10:58pm Ross66: Julie, do you have a scan of that London Symphony orchestra lp?
	11:00pm Ross66: Sounds like a Lee Hazlewood song
	🦇 11:00pm Julie: I don't Ross, sorry
	11:01pm Ross66: Okay, I’ll check online
	🦇 11:02pm Julie: it is indeed a hazelwood song for an Elvis movie
	11:03pm Candy-O'67: I gotta check out that TX Girls comp!
	🦇 11:03pm Julie: yes! It's a good one!
	11:05pm Candy-O'67: Haven't heard of it before! Thx for playing something off it! I dug that song!
	11:06pm WR: Interesting Cream cover by Ms Zimmerman
	11:11pm Ross66: Paul Williams!
	🦇 11:11pm Julie: that's a Cream song??
	11:14pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: There was apparently a constant battle around mid-60s between Cher and the Byrds who gets to cover the next Dylan song and score a hit with it.
	11:17pm Ross66: The Action were Mods but later evoked into a psych band called Mighty Baby
	🦇 11:17pm Julie: that's not surprising at all
	11:17pm Ross66: Evolved
	11:23pm WR: Jack Bruce. No that you mention, it may be from Jack's first post Cream album. Looking now.
	11:23pm Scobot: Françoise Hardy and Fairport Convention back to back. Pure bliss! Sublime selections tonight.
	🦇 11:24pm Julie: thank you Scobot!
	11:25pm WR: Yes, on Bruce's Songs for a Tailor LP en.wikipedia.org...
	11:25pm Daya: Wow, that FC song was just what I needed to hear!
	11:26pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: United Staes of America reminded me: Julie do you like the album 'An Electric Storm' by White Noise (basically BBC Radiophonic workshop people)? I think both USA & White Noise were strong influences for Broadcast, and they're not that dissimilar, though White Noise used very few if any conventional instruments, mainly sound effects to create the music. It's a killer album, I recently found a vintage copy on my Bauhaus-related visit to UK.
	🦇 11:26pm Julie: sandyyyyyy
	🦇 11:26pm Julie: hm I don't think I know them!
	11:27pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: ^you absolutely MUST check it out.
	11:29pm David watts: I discovered some cool new female artists tonight....thanks!
	11:29pm Ross66: Same here, David Watts!
	11:32pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: The White Noise album is from 1969, so let's say I wouldn't have been surprised had you played it say next to United States of America, as they're both wonderful electronic more or less song-based stuff from 60s.
	11:34pm Daya: “Theme From an Imaginary Western” written by Jack Bruce and Pete Brown
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: ohhh it's delia derbyshire! now her I've heard of
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: hey David Watts! Glad you liked them!
	11:35pm Daya: On Jack’s solo album “Songs for a Tailor”
	11:38pm Ross66: Love Donovan
	11:40pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @11:35 Daya: Stupid lazy me, I bought that Jack Bruce album a year ago and have not listened to it yet, did not know that song was there, so thanks for telling that.
	11:41pm Ross66: Debbie Harry!
	11:42pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @11:35 Julie: yes! Love her work and that White Noise album.
	11:47pm Daya: Cha Cha, back in the day, that album was out of print, and highly coveted, selling for at least $100 in the 70s… Enjoy! And you’re welcome 😁
	11:48pm Ross66: Jackson Browne plays the guitar part in this
	🦇 11:49pm Julie: he wrote this!
	🦇 11:49pm Will the Sound Guy: thank you Julie!!!
	🦇 11:50pm Julie: thank you Will!
	11:50pm Mokka Matti: The Teutonic Ice Queen <3
	11:50pm C.S.: Well, I have to get ready for work. Thanks for the awesome tunes on this cold Monday. Take care, everyone. Lt. Uhura, one to beam up. Energize.
	11:50pm Daya: Something I’ve always wondered: what is the etymology of “Give The Drummer” radio? That is just such an odd phrase in my head 😄
	11:51pm Ross66: Etymology?
	🦇 11:51pm Julie: thanks for coming by CS!
	11:52pm Mokka Matti: I've been distracted trying to get some other tasks done, but thank you for a good show, Julie - especially since I haven't been able to tune in to your regular slot for some time.
	🦇 11:52pm Julie: I believe it is a line from a James Brown song, which Doug then took for his radio show, he being the drummer, and then he named the stream after it.
	11:52pm Daya: the study of the origin of words
	🦇 11:53pm Julie: thanks for listening, Mokka I know it's very late for you!
	11:53pm Daya: Hmmm, ok, cool, thanks! Of course I will now need to look that up! Lol
	11:53pm Ross66: Daya, had to google that!
	11:54pm Daya: I love that word, actually :D Not to be confused with entomology, which is the study of BUGS! Hehehe
	11:54pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @11:47 Daya: Whoah! I had no idea of that either. I am pretty sure my copy isn't that rare haha, probably some late 70s reissue, then again that won't make the music any worse. I guess I'll get some shuteye after this show's over and then start a new day with Jack Bruce.
	11:55pm Ross66: Wow, I just found this Cheryl Diltcher album, but haven’t even played it yet! Cool!
	11:55pm Mokka Matti: Well, actually, still early for me. Just going on 9 PM PST, here in Washington State. It FEELS a lot later though - need more coffee.
	11:55pm Daya: Ooooh Cheryl Dilcher! I had a ‘thing’ for her in the late 70s :D
	11:56pm Daya: That should be a great way to start the day Cha Cha!
	11:56pm Ross66: Daya, did Cheryl do anything beyond this album?
	11:57pm HyperDose: Thanks for steering the ship tonight, Julie!
	🦇 11:57pm Julie: she was quite the babe
	11:57pm Scott67: Thanks Julie! Been listening while laying under a fan in a darkened room. Another day in the high 90's F down here. ✌😎👣🎶📻🌞🌏🌻🐦🐦🐦🐦
	11:58pm Ross66: Great show, Julie! I heard a lot of new music tonight!
	11:58pm Daya: Yeah, that “Blue Sailor” album, with permed hair head shot! ;)
	🦇 11:59pm Julie: sounds nice Scott! I mean the dark and fan part not the heat
	11:59pm Daya: Ross, yes, she had a few later albums, I heard about her in the late 70s with Blue Sailor, I had a promo copy on blue vinyl
	🦇 12:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. Catch you again later today.
	12:00am Ross66: Gnite all! Been fun!
	12:01am KWilde: Great job Julie!
	12:02am Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Thanks Julie for a wonderful fill-in, good night and see you all later today you know where and why.
	12:02am Daya: Thanks Julie! ‘nite to you and the birds :)
	🦇 12:03am Julie: thanks so much everyone!!
	12:03am WR: Thank you Julie and laters all y'all Dark Night Planeteers!
	🦇 12:04am Julie: nite everyone!
	12:04am Scott67: ✌🐦❤

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from January 24, 2022

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