WFMU: Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from August 14, 2022

Listener comments!
	10:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so - for other FMU streams have an iTunes playlist that's only 20 of that station so even if it skips it don't go nowhere ...finally made one for Sheena so I can just click on that ! :D ...let's do the Ecclesiastical Bordello & do it GOOD !...
	10:06pm Julie: hooray! Hiya Rev!
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Elvis's Dali trip song...
	10:07pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Bananananaahhs! 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙🍌🌻🦜
	10:07pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy! Staying up past my bedtime to listen for a bit
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he just checked in to see what condition his Eclectical Banana sandwich was in...
	10:08pm Julie: hiya Scott! Hey Phillippe!
	10:09pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Scott did you ever get your show up and running?
	10:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...35 seconds of an Elvis Vegas pill rap says more about altered states...
	10:11pm Androu B.: Evening, Julie & Eclectists! You'll pardon me if I only intermittently comment here, as I'll be busy doing some spackle work on a bathroom wall. However, will be listening via bluetooth headphones.
	10:11pm Julie: hiya Androu! Thanks for saying hey!
	10:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Make it spacktacular !
	10:13pm Scott67: G'day PhillipPe!🍻😎🤙💨🍺 I did a Drop-In on R&S Stream mate. But TRASH CULT Show is a no go now. The name was an issue, being a Business name also. But I may get a solo effort up yet mate, I enjoyed me Drop-in, a lotta good people popped in to say g'day.
	10:13pm Androu B.: Ha! Thanks RevRab! 😏
	10:15pm Androu B.: G'Day, Scottso! 👊😎🍻🎶🎧🎶
	10:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Need to be better informed of WC PopArt EB here - Thx !
	10:17pm Phillippe Bastille: Damn Scott I missed it. I’ll send an email request when I get on my computer tomorrow so you can let me know when you’re on again. Paying attention is not my strong suit
	10:19pm Scobot: Evening, Julie.
	10:19pm Julie: hiya scobot!
	10:20pm Bri: Sorry about TRASHCULT Scott. Also sorry I missed your show the other day, I was expecting company
	10:21pm Bri: The Red Krayola!
	10:21pm Julie: hiya Bri!
	10:22pm Scobot: I rarely ask for a request. Would love to hear the title track, Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy.
	10:22pm Bri: Hey Julie! Nice to see you’ve joined the Sheena family!
	10:23pm Julie: thank you! @scobot I don't really take real time requests for this show I go for a certain mood, but I can play it tuesday for you!
	10:24pm Scobot: Perfect, Julie!
	10:24pm Julie: there will be Elton of course, because of course
	10:26pm Scott67: No worries Phllippe & Bri! I will dig out the link if yah wanna have an archive listen. I think you can still open the Playlist/Chat & leave a comment too. 🍻😎🤙💨🌻🌻
	10:26pm Scobot: Naturally, of course. Without a doubt, I realize.
	10:26pm Julie: i always leave my comments open but it's rare someone posts after the show
	10:28pm Scott67: Have a click on that my mates. wfmu.org...
	10:28pm Phillippe Bastille: Absolutely, Scott!
	10:29pm Julie: very cool, Scott! I did not know about the drop in hour
	10:30pm Scott67: I just had a squiz Julie, there's a few comments well after the Show aired. Thanks to all my FMU Friends!❤️
	10:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and Bananarama-lama-ding-dong! 🍌
	10:33pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	10:33pm Scott67: Cheers Julie, I'm a regular listener there. & Terre.T invited me to contribute an all Aussie Show. Apart from a couple of Tracks, is is extremely obscure stuff. Including Bands from my own Town. 🍻😎🤙
	10:34pm Julie: yes indeed all "foreign" to me!
	10:35pm Julie: Terre always has been and continues to be THE BEST
	10:38pm David Shortell: "Lord Love a Duck" is on my Amazon Prime watchlist. I'm not sure if it's really worth watching though.
	10:40pm Scott67: Julie, yep Tezza is a ripper alright mate! As are you!! 🍻😎🤙💨🌻❤️
	10:42pm David Shortell: My other beloved QMS song besides "Pride of Man" is "Dino's Song", which I discovered on the DVD box set of "Monterey Pop", sang by somebody who left the group before their first record.
	10:42pm Julie: hiya David! It IS! it's very silly and Roddy and Tuesday and Ruth Gordon!
	10:44pm David Shortell: The Kinks beat the Doors by five years when they included a thunderstorm in this song.
	10:45pm Phillippe Bastille: Lights out time for me. Thanks Julie! I’ll see the rest of you behind the bleachers sometime this week
	10:46pm Rich in Washington: Good evening Julie! Hello everyone!
	10:46pm Julie: night phillippe! hiya Rich!
	10:46pm Julie: The Kinks don't get credit for a lot of things they should
	10:49pm David Shortell: I love that debut album by the New Animals. I was watching the Old Animals just 20 minutes ago on an Ed Sullivan repeat on MeTV! It was their 1966 appearance playing "Inside Looking Out", a masterpiece that Grand Funk Railroad did an atrocious version of.
	10:51pm Julie: I didn't even know that was the "new" animals just figured he'd wanted his name out front
	10:52pm Julie: Andy Summers from the Police??!
	10:53pm David Shortell: Andy was in the New Animals when they recorded their final album in 1968, "Love Is".
	10:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yup that AndySummers. Love TheAnimals @ Monterey. Psychedelic Animals used to come in for a fair amount of abuse - acid really turned Eric Burdon's head. Always loved it myself.
	10:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Andy in - Dantalion's Chariot ? 'Madman In the Fields'...
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: doors knew Kinks quire well one presumes. Face to Face - what an album !
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *quiTe
	10:57pm Julie: I feel like there is some semblance of The Animals still playing or is it just Eric and whoever happens to be backing him
	10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Saw Animals w/ original guitarist Hilton Valentine - he passed early '21.
	11:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...feel like Eric Burdon never sounded one bit different @ any time - perhaps that's finally changed & I don't know...
	11:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...original Bassist Chas Chandler quit playing & was of course Hendrix's manager ...along w/ original Animals manager Mike Jeffries who was one weird mysterious dude.
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...original Animals keyboard player Alan Price got song royalties somehow for House of the Rising Sun - & band relations became impossible for him. He's in the Dylan film 'Don't Look Back' hanging out...
	11:04pm Dean: Two encounters with Andy Summers: first, The Police at the Whisky for their second album tour. (Very bland.) Second, the Tower Records Classical Annex on Sunset Blvd., one of the special LA classical record stores into the '80s. As I walked out, he strolled in.
	11:05pm Androu B.: All done (for now)! Back to the chats! How is everyone tonight?
	11:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He's Spackled a Hole that kept his mind from wandering where it will go.
	11:07pm Julie: hiya Dean! I always thought Andy was the cute one in The Police, knew he was the older one but had no idea of his 60s stuff! Lots to dig into!
	11:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Stuart Copeland I respect the most without any bad aftertaste ...phenomenal drummer. Anybody who isn't Sting basically ...I suppose not the worst person in this world...
	11:09pm Androu B.: One of my faves from the Beatles, RevRab! Julie, would I be remiss to assume we'll be hearing one more lovely tune from ONJ before the show is over?
	11:10pm Julie: Oh yes I've got some olivia coming
	11:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...just saw a thing about original Animals reunion album 'Before We Were Interrupted' - very good reviews, but no one cared...
	11:12pm Dean: I have a really terrific record, duets by Summers and a Windham Hill guitarist whose name I can't recall: not Hedges, not Stinson. Can't say I agree about Copeland. He has always sounded mechanical to me, perhaps a perfect metronome, but without any sense of swing or music.
	11:13pm Julie: is there a story there, the change in the animals? Did Eric fire them all (a la Elton) or did everyone just go their own way?
	11:14pm Rich in Washington: This track is amazing.
	11:14pm Julie: The Police are like The Doors, people like to rag on them but they had a lot of good songs. @rich it's a bonus track too, not on the original record!
	11:15pm David Shortell: Re:"Don't Look Back" Alan Price reacted nervously when Bob Dylan questioned him about the Animals. According to Eric Burdon's 1st autobio, Alan collapsed shitfaced in the loo just as the Animals were setting up on a stage. The band carried on without him, and Eric never saw Alan again until he watched that doc. (When Eric saw Alan again in person is another question.)
	11:15pm Julie: no room for it probably!
	11:16pm Julie: man I REALLY need to watch that movie.
	11:16pm Dean: For me it's almost purely biographical/historical. By the time I got around to seeing them in Hollywood I was already wearying of rock music. The Police show was my way out.
	11:17pm Julie: I think I was late to them, everyone I knew was buying synchronicity so I did too. I love a couple things on it but it's very disconnected, a band breaking up.
	11:19pm Julie: these guys had like 4 different names
	11:19pm Androu B.: You know, funny thing, what with all the radio tribs to Livvy going on this past week, "Please Mister Please" popped into my head last night, even though I hadn't heard it on the radio anytime recently. I suppose it was just the wave of reminiscence that caused it to emerge. Then again, I could have heard it in passing over the Muzak system at the supermarket.
	11:19pm Dean: I was early to them. Bought "Roxanne" on 12" before the first album.
	11:20pm Julie: @androu I played that one on the guitar today!
	11:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great technical Musicianship on display & Pop Hits aren't supposed to go together much. ThePolice showed otherwise - I give them @ least that...
	11:20pm Julie: outside of me, I don't know that anyone was playing anything outside of grease and physical on oldies stations before her death
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krishna unlike Jesus had beautiful girls all over him. No wonder TheBeatles related to him...
	11:24pm Julie: Jesus was surrounded by men... it's possible they just didn't talk about the girls. I can't imagine there wasn't some of that
	11:25pm Julie: what about Buddha? Did girls dig the belly?
	11:25pm Mike Rogers: Hi Julie san! From Japan!
	11:26pm Mike Rogers: Actually, that probably isn't the Buddha, it's "Hotei" the God of Luck.
	11:26pm Julie: hello there Mike Rogers! How are things in Japan?
	11:27pm Morgan: Love me some late night harpsichord
	11:27pm Mike Rogers: It's hotter than hell!
	11:27pm Julie: hi there Morgan!
	11:27pm Julie: @mike oh dear... sorry to hear that
	11:28pm Mike Rogers: It's OK. I'm indoors.
	11:28pm Julie: @morgan I've been obsessed with harpsichord since I actually got to play one in college. I wanted to buy one but I heard they are very hard to maintain and fragile
	11:29pm Morgan: I've never played a real one but I can imagine the upkeep being a pain. They're probably not as sturdy as a piano
	11:30pm Dean: I had that Flaming Youth album once upon a time. Pre-Genesis Phil Collins. I do still have Steve Hackett's pre-Genesis album, The Road's Quiet World.
	11:33pm Androu B.: Say, Julie, wasn't it you who performed "Magic" with the Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia at this year's March Marathon Spectacular? That might've been a prescient sign of things to come, don't you think?
	11:34pm Dean: A boss of mine from decades ago plays harpsichord. I was fortunate to hear Ton Koopman perform at my boss's Hollywood Hills home long ago on the harpsichord. Since then, my former boss moved to Delaware and recently back to California. He has acquired a new Italian fortepiano, and has invited us to visit. We will do so.
	11:34pm David Shortell: I read Eric Burdon’s 1986 autobio, “I Used To Be an Animal, But I'm All Right Now”, which unfortunately cut out much about the New Animals and War. I hope that was remedied in his next autobio from 2001, “Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood”.
	11:35pm Julie: It was Xanadu, actually. I mean, she's been fighting cancer for years it was only a matter of time but it seems it was an infection that actually did her in.
	11:36pm Julie: But a lot of her more recent songs, they are very much about passing on...
	11:37pm Androu B.: And RIP Pat Carroll
	11:38pm Julie: Different Pat Carroll (Pat Farrar) , the singer is still alive, the actress is not.
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Buddha was born a rich Prince & left his wife just like that to find himself spiritually. They say after enlightenment he was very accepting of women in the order. The culture Jesus was in was very patriarchal - there are women in the New Testament but them dealing with chauvinism is even written into the tale... But Krishna & Ratha is like if Romeo & Juliet was part of the New Testament - Romantic & Divine Loves equated... Myself I think there's hardly a scrap of evidence for any of them literally existing a series Historian would consider up to standard. But not the point as I relate to them...
	11:40pm Androu B.: Brother of John Farrar, I assume? Or no relation at all?
	11:40pm Julie: Wife of John Farrar. She was Olivia's singing partner, both took up with members of The Shadows
	11:42pm David Shortell: That picture of Sidney Poitier’s wife reminds me of her only movie I’ve seen, “The Marriage of a Young Stockbroker” (1971), wherein she played the wife to Richard Benjamin’s compulsive voyeur. As with many movies of that period which I long ago watched on my brother’s portable monochrome TV, I wonder how much censored footage I missed.
	11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow 1968 look. Wonder what John woulda thot if he met him then...
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (Lennon)
	11:43pm Julie: @David I haven't seen that in years and had no idea she was an actress (or Sidney's wife) till I looked her up today
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Are birds free from the skyways?' - Dylan '64
	11:45pm Androu B.: Certainly explains why Elton and Lennon became the closest of friends; similar sensibilities in hairstyle.
	11:45pm Dean: Well, well! This Druid is a surprise. Did I recommend them a few years ago, or am I making up stuff?
	11:45pm David Shortell: The film "Don't Look Back" also documents Dylan's first meeting with Donovan.
	11:45pm Julie: John's grew and Elton's fell out. poor fella
	11:46pm Julie: @dean quite likely you did!
	11:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Course by '68 Lennon was on to another look...
	11:48pm David Shortell: I never heard of Druid, only the NYC band known as The Druids of Stonehenge (who appeared on the Joe Franklin Show).
	11:48pm Julie: wow he can hit those high notes
	11:49pm Androu B.: Why is this Druid track reminding me of Yes? Did they just jump on the Prog bandwagon to catch the waves made by Yes' success?
	11:50pm Dean: They were famously at the time a Yes sound-alike band, but they had a distinctive enough approach to merit special attention.
	11:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jon Anderson school of vocals there's little doubt...
	11:52pm Dean: Squire bass, too.
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: &tc.
	11:53pm Dean: I had both of their albums until I didn't, c.'85 or so.
	11:56pm Androu B.: Just noticed the opening line of this Fruit Machine tune: "All the leaves are brown...". Subconsciously channeling The Mamas & The Papas perhaps?
	11:56pm Julie: or intentional?
	11:57pm Scott67: Thanks Julie! A great fruit basket mate!🍌 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙💨🌻🦜🦜🦜
	11:58pm David Shortell: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You seem to know a bit about Buddha. What did you think of the 8-volume English translation of Osamu Tezuka's "biography"?
	11:58pm Dean: I had forgotten, re: Druid (per Wikipedia): "[Band member] Andrew McCrorie-Shand would later compose the theme music for the children's TV program Telutubbies."
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sometimes it's hard to get a handle on the later 1960s - several notable things developing @ once - Prog, Metal, Garage, Bubblegum, Sunshine, Earthy KuntryuRawk, Funks ...Every era is diverse - but so much that's definitive. The decade the art & market evolved I guess.
	12:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DavidS I am ignorant of that.
	12:03am Roberto: Ahh shite I forgot to banana. Next week!
	12:03am David Shortell: I can see Billy Batts getting stomped to death now!
	12:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	12:03am Dean: Bravo!
	12:03am Androu B.: Thanks so much, Julie! That was a beautiful way to end the show! Will be tuned in tomorrow, GLW! Good Night All!
	12:04am Julie: thanks everyone! goodnight!
	12:08am Mike Rogers: Thanks Julie san!

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from August 14, 2022

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Wrap up your weekend with an excursion through the flowery underbelly of the 60s and 70s where the roots are deep, the weeds are plentiful and the grass is high. Sunday will never be the same.

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August 14, 2022: Alone Today

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Joanna Shimkus, 1968

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire	Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Mina	Invitation "Invitation" by "Mina"	Mina N. 2	Rifi	1966		0:00:51 (Pop-up)
Anna Lockwood	Medium Mobile "Medium Mobile" by "Anna Lockwood"	The Glass World of Anna Lockwood	Tangent Records	1970		0:03:52 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Edge of Reality "Edge of Reality" by "Elvis Presley"	If I Can Dream/Edge of Reality	RCA Victor	1968		0:06:19 (Pop-up)
Sly & the Family Stone	I Wanna Take You Higher	Stand!	Epic	1969		0:09:58 (Pop-up)
The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band	A Child of a Few Hours is Burning to Death	Vol. 3 A Child's Guide To Good And Evil	Reprise Records	1968		0:15:16 (Pop-up)
John Brown's Bodies	Out Of My Mind	"I'm Down Today" (Moody & Brooding Teen Misery Garage Rock Lowdown - 1965-67) (V/A)	Teenage Shutdown	1998	single from 1967	0:17:52 (Pop-up)
The Red Krayola	Dairymaid's Lament	God Bless the Red Krayola and All Who Sail With It	International Artists	1968		0:20:10 (Pop-up)
Christine Delaroche	La Fille Du Soleil	La Fille Du Soleil EP	Disques Vogue	1966		0:22:46 (Pop-up)
Quicksilver Messenger Service	Pride of Man	Quicksilver Messenger Service	Capitol Records	1968		0:25:40 (Pop-up)
The Rainbow Band	Lotus "Lotus" by "The Rainbow Band"	The Rainbow Band	Elektra	1971		0:29:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Neil Hefti	The Wedding "The Wedding" by "Neil Hefti"	Lord Love A Duck OST				0:35:17 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Rainy Day in June "Rainy Day in June" by "The Kinks"	Face to Face	Reprise Records	1966		0:42:18 (Pop-up)
Eric Burdon & The Animals	Poem By The Sea	Winds of Change	MGM Records	1967		0:45:14 (Pop-up)
Sunforest	Magician In The Mountain	Sound of Sunforest	Deram	1970		0:47:26 (Pop-up)
Potter St. Cloud	Open Letter "Open Letter" by "Potter St. Cloud"	Potter St. Cloud	Mediarts	1971		0:51:38 (Pop-up)
International Harvester	Skördetider = Harvest Times	Sov Gott Rose-Marie (reissue)	Silence	2001	from 1968	0:55:20 (Pop-up)
Chiitra Neogy	Krishna And The Lovely Cowgirls	The Perfumed Garden	Pulsar Records	1968		1:19:57 (Pop-up)
Astrud Gilberto	If (The Biggest Little Word)	I Haven't Got Anything Better To Do	Verve Records	1969		1:23:07 (Pop-up)
Flaming Youth	Earthglow "Earthglow" by "Flaming Youth"	Ark 2	Fontana	1969		1:25:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: London Symphony Orchestra	She's A Rainbow (instrumental)					1:28:34 (Pop-up)
Cliff Richard (With Olivia Newton-John and Pat Carroll)	Walk On By /Look of Love	Cliff Live in Japan	Odeon	1976	from 1972, reissue version	1:34:20 (Pop-up)
Mandy More	Mathew Brought Me Flowers	But That Is Me	Philips	1972		1:37:15 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Trying To Hold On To A Love That's Dying (piano demo)	Jewel Box (box set)	EMI, Rocket	2020	from 1968	1:39:58 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Every Man Has His Chain "Every Man Has His Chain" by "Donovan"	Catch the Wind (EP)	Pye	1965		1:42:30 (Pop-up)
Druid	Voices "Voices" by "Druid"	Toward The Sun	EMI	1975		1:44:36 (Pop-up)
The Fruit Machine	I'm Alone Today	I'm Alone Today (single)	Spark	1969		1:52:40 (Pop-up)
Olivia Newton-John	If "If" by "Olivia Newton-John"	If Not For You	UNI Records	1971		1:55:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Electric Concept Orchestra	Atlantis (instrumental)					1:58:18 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so - for other FMU streams have an iTunes playlist that's only 20 of that station so even if it skips it don't go nowhere ...finally made one for Sheena so I can just click on that ! :D ...let's do the Ecclesiastical Bordello & do it GOOD !...
	10:06pm Julie: hooray! Hiya Rev!
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Elvis's Dali trip song...
	10:07pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Bananananaahhs! 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙🍌🌻🦜
	10:07pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy! Staying up past my bedtime to listen for a bit
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he just checked in to see what condition his Eclectical Banana sandwich was in...
	10:08pm Julie: hiya Scott! Hey Phillippe!
	10:09pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Scott did you ever get your show up and running?
	10:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...35 seconds of an Elvis Vegas pill rap says more about altered states...
	10:11pm Androu B.: Evening, Julie & Eclectists! You'll pardon me if I only intermittently comment here, as I'll be busy doing some spackle work on a bathroom wall. However, will be listening via bluetooth headphones.
	10:11pm Julie: hiya Androu! Thanks for saying hey!
	10:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Make it spacktacular !
	10:13pm Scott67: G'day PhillipPe!🍻😎🤙💨🍺 I did a Drop-In on R&S Stream mate. But TRASH CULT Show is a no go now. The name was an issue, being a Business name also. But I may get a solo effort up yet mate, I enjoyed me Drop-in, a lotta good people popped in to say g'day.
	10:13pm Androu B.: Ha! Thanks RevRab! 😏
	10:15pm Androu B.: G'Day, Scottso! 👊😎🍻🎶🎧🎶
	10:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Need to be better informed of WC PopArt EB here - Thx !
	10:17pm Phillippe Bastille: Damn Scott I missed it. I’ll send an email request when I get on my computer tomorrow so you can let me know when you’re on again. Paying attention is not my strong suit
	10:19pm Scobot: Evening, Julie.
	10:19pm Julie: hiya scobot!
	10:20pm Bri: Sorry about TRASHCULT Scott. Also sorry I missed your show the other day, I was expecting company
	10:21pm Bri: The Red Krayola!
	10:21pm Julie: hiya Bri!
	10:22pm Scobot: I rarely ask for a request. Would love to hear the title track, Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy.
	10:22pm Bri: Hey Julie! Nice to see you’ve joined the Sheena family!
	10:23pm Julie: thank you! @scobot I don't really take real time requests for this show I go for a certain mood, but I can play it tuesday for you!
	10:24pm Scobot: Perfect, Julie!
	10:24pm Julie: there will be Elton of course, because of course
	10:26pm Scott67: No worries Phllippe & Bri! I will dig out the link if yah wanna have an archive listen. I think you can still open the Playlist/Chat & leave a comment too. 🍻😎🤙💨🌻🌻
	10:26pm Scobot: Naturally, of course. Without a doubt, I realize.
	10:26pm Julie: i always leave my comments open but it's rare someone posts after the show
	10:28pm Scott67: Have a click on that my mates. wfmu.org...
	10:28pm Phillippe Bastille: Absolutely, Scott!
	10:29pm Julie: very cool, Scott! I did not know about the drop in hour
	10:30pm Scott67: I just had a squiz Julie, there's a few comments well after the Show aired. Thanks to all my FMU Friends!❤️
	10:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and Bananarama-lama-ding-dong! 🍌
	10:33pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	10:33pm Scott67: Cheers Julie, I'm a regular listener there. & Terre.T invited me to contribute an all Aussie Show. Apart from a couple of Tracks, is is extremely obscure stuff. Including Bands from my own Town. 🍻😎🤙
	10:34pm Julie: yes indeed all "foreign" to me!
	10:35pm Julie: Terre always has been and continues to be THE BEST
	10:38pm David Shortell: "Lord Love a Duck" is on my Amazon Prime watchlist. I'm not sure if it's really worth watching though.
	10:40pm Scott67: Julie, yep Tezza is a ripper alright mate! As are you!! 🍻😎🤙💨🌻❤️
	10:42pm David Shortell: My other beloved QMS song besides "Pride of Man" is "Dino's Song", which I discovered on the DVD box set of "Monterey Pop", sang by somebody who left the group before their first record.
	10:42pm Julie: hiya David! It IS! it's very silly and Roddy and Tuesday and Ruth Gordon!
	10:44pm David Shortell: The Kinks beat the Doors by five years when they included a thunderstorm in this song.
	10:45pm Phillippe Bastille: Lights out time for me. Thanks Julie! I’ll see the rest of you behind the bleachers sometime this week
	10:46pm Rich in Washington: Good evening Julie! Hello everyone!
	10:46pm Julie: night phillippe! hiya Rich!
	10:46pm Julie: The Kinks don't get credit for a lot of things they should
	10:49pm David Shortell: I love that debut album by the New Animals. I was watching the Old Animals just 20 minutes ago on an Ed Sullivan repeat on MeTV! It was their 1966 appearance playing "Inside Looking Out", a masterpiece that Grand Funk Railroad did an atrocious version of.
	10:51pm Julie: I didn't even know that was the "new" animals just figured he'd wanted his name out front
	10:52pm Julie: Andy Summers from the Police??!
	10:53pm David Shortell: Andy was in the New Animals when they recorded their final album in 1968, "Love Is".
	10:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yup that AndySummers. Love TheAnimals @ Monterey. Psychedelic Animals used to come in for a fair amount of abuse - acid really turned Eric Burdon's head. Always loved it myself.
	10:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Andy in - Dantalion's Chariot ? 'Madman In the Fields'...
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: doors knew Kinks quire well one presumes. Face to Face - what an album !
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *quiTe
	10:57pm Julie: I feel like there is some semblance of The Animals still playing or is it just Eric and whoever happens to be backing him
	10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Saw Animals w/ original guitarist Hilton Valentine - he passed early '21.
	11:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...feel like Eric Burdon never sounded one bit different @ any time - perhaps that's finally changed & I don't know...
	11:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...original Bassist Chas Chandler quit playing & was of course Hendrix's manager ...along w/ original Animals manager Mike Jeffries who was one weird mysterious dude.
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...original Animals keyboard player Alan Price got song royalties somehow for House of the Rising Sun - & band relations became impossible for him. He's in the Dylan film 'Don't Look Back' hanging out...
	11:04pm Dean: Two encounters with Andy Summers: first, The Police at the Whisky for their second album tour. (Very bland.) Second, the Tower Records Classical Annex on Sunset Blvd., one of the special LA classical record stores into the '80s. As I walked out, he strolled in.
	11:05pm Androu B.: All done (for now)! Back to the chats! How is everyone tonight?
	11:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He's Spackled a Hole that kept his mind from wandering where it will go.
	11:07pm Julie: hiya Dean! I always thought Andy was the cute one in The Police, knew he was the older one but had no idea of his 60s stuff! Lots to dig into!
	11:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Stuart Copeland I respect the most without any bad aftertaste ...phenomenal drummer. Anybody who isn't Sting basically ...I suppose not the worst person in this world...
	11:09pm Androu B.: One of my faves from the Beatles, RevRab! Julie, would I be remiss to assume we'll be hearing one more lovely tune from ONJ before the show is over?
	11:10pm Julie: Oh yes I've got some olivia coming
	11:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...just saw a thing about original Animals reunion album 'Before We Were Interrupted' - very good reviews, but no one cared...
	11:12pm Dean: I have a really terrific record, duets by Summers and a Windham Hill guitarist whose name I can't recall: not Hedges, not Stinson. Can't say I agree about Copeland. He has always sounded mechanical to me, perhaps a perfect metronome, but without any sense of swing or music.
	11:13pm Julie: is there a story there, the change in the animals? Did Eric fire them all (a la Elton) or did everyone just go their own way?
	11:14pm Rich in Washington: This track is amazing.
	11:14pm Julie: The Police are like The Doors, people like to rag on them but they had a lot of good songs. @rich it's a bonus track too, not on the original record!
	11:15pm David Shortell: Re:"Don't Look Back" Alan Price reacted nervously when Bob Dylan questioned him about the Animals. According to Eric Burdon's 1st autobio, Alan collapsed shitfaced in the loo just as the Animals were setting up on a stage. The band carried on without him, and Eric never saw Alan again until he watched that doc. (When Eric saw Alan again in person is another question.)
	11:15pm Julie: no room for it probably!
	11:16pm Julie: man I REALLY need to watch that movie.
	11:16pm Dean: For me it's almost purely biographical/historical. By the time I got around to seeing them in Hollywood I was already wearying of rock music. The Police show was my way out.
	11:17pm Julie: I think I was late to them, everyone I knew was buying synchronicity so I did too. I love a couple things on it but it's very disconnected, a band breaking up.
	11:19pm Julie: these guys had like 4 different names
	11:19pm Androu B.: You know, funny thing, what with all the radio tribs to Livvy going on this past week, "Please Mister Please" popped into my head last night, even though I hadn't heard it on the radio anytime recently. I suppose it was just the wave of reminiscence that caused it to emerge. Then again, I could have heard it in passing over the Muzak system at the supermarket.
	11:19pm Dean: I was early to them. Bought "Roxanne" on 12" before the first album.
	11:20pm Julie: @androu I played that one on the guitar today!
	11:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great technical Musicianship on display & Pop Hits aren't supposed to go together much. ThePolice showed otherwise - I give them @ least that...
	11:20pm Julie: outside of me, I don't know that anyone was playing anything outside of grease and physical on oldies stations before her death
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krishna unlike Jesus had beautiful girls all over him. No wonder TheBeatles related to him...
	11:24pm Julie: Jesus was surrounded by men... it's possible they just didn't talk about the girls. I can't imagine there wasn't some of that
	11:25pm Julie: what about Buddha? Did girls dig the belly?
	11:25pm Mike Rogers: Hi Julie san! From Japan!
	11:26pm Mike Rogers: Actually, that probably isn't the Buddha, it's "Hotei" the God of Luck.
	11:26pm Julie: hello there Mike Rogers! How are things in Japan?
	11:27pm Morgan: Love me some late night harpsichord
	11:27pm Mike Rogers: It's hotter than hell!
	11:27pm Julie: hi there Morgan!
	11:27pm Julie: @mike oh dear... sorry to hear that
	11:28pm Mike Rogers: It's OK. I'm indoors.
	11:28pm Julie: @morgan I've been obsessed with harpsichord since I actually got to play one in college. I wanted to buy one but I heard they are very hard to maintain and fragile
	11:29pm Morgan: I've never played a real one but I can imagine the upkeep being a pain. They're probably not as sturdy as a piano
	11:30pm Dean: I had that Flaming Youth album once upon a time. Pre-Genesis Phil Collins. I do still have Steve Hackett's pre-Genesis album, The Road's Quiet World.
	11:33pm Androu B.: Say, Julie, wasn't it you who performed "Magic" with the Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia at this year's March Marathon Spectacular? That might've been a prescient sign of things to come, don't you think?
	11:34pm Dean: A boss of mine from decades ago plays harpsichord. I was fortunate to hear Ton Koopman perform at my boss's Hollywood Hills home long ago on the harpsichord. Since then, my former boss moved to Delaware and recently back to California. He has acquired a new Italian fortepiano, and has invited us to visit. We will do so.
	11:34pm David Shortell: I read Eric Burdon’s 1986 autobio, “I Used To Be an Animal, But I'm All Right Now”, which unfortunately cut out much about the New Animals and War. I hope that was remedied in his next autobio from 2001, “Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood”.
	11:35pm Julie: It was Xanadu, actually. I mean, she's been fighting cancer for years it was only a matter of time but it seems it was an infection that actually did her in.
	11:36pm Julie: But a lot of her more recent songs, they are very much about passing on...
	11:37pm Androu B.: And RIP Pat Carroll
	11:38pm Julie: Different Pat Carroll (Pat Farrar) , the singer is still alive, the actress is not.
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Buddha was born a rich Prince & left his wife just like that to find himself spiritually. They say after enlightenment he was very accepting of women in the order. The culture Jesus was in was very patriarchal - there are women in the New Testament but them dealing with chauvinism is even written into the tale... But Krishna & Ratha is like if Romeo & Juliet was part of the New Testament - Romantic & Divine Loves equated... Myself I think there's hardly a scrap of evidence for any of them literally existing a series Historian would consider up to standard. But not the point as I relate to them...
	11:40pm Androu B.: Brother of John Farrar, I assume? Or no relation at all?
	11:40pm Julie: Wife of John Farrar. She was Olivia's singing partner, both took up with members of The Shadows
	11:42pm David Shortell: That picture of Sidney Poitier’s wife reminds me of her only movie I’ve seen, “The Marriage of a Young Stockbroker” (1971), wherein she played the wife to Richard Benjamin’s compulsive voyeur. As with many movies of that period which I long ago watched on my brother’s portable monochrome TV, I wonder how much censored footage I missed.
	11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow 1968 look. Wonder what John woulda thot if he met him then...
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (Lennon)
	11:43pm Julie: @David I haven't seen that in years and had no idea she was an actress (or Sidney's wife) till I looked her up today
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Are birds free from the skyways?' - Dylan '64
	11:45pm Androu B.: Certainly explains why Elton and Lennon became the closest of friends; similar sensibilities in hairstyle.
	11:45pm Dean: Well, well! This Druid is a surprise. Did I recommend them a few years ago, or am I making up stuff?
	11:45pm David Shortell: The film "Don't Look Back" also documents Dylan's first meeting with Donovan.
	11:45pm Julie: John's grew and Elton's fell out. poor fella
	11:46pm Julie: @dean quite likely you did!
	11:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Course by '68 Lennon was on to another look...
	11:48pm David Shortell: I never heard of Druid, only the NYC band known as The Druids of Stonehenge (who appeared on the Joe Franklin Show).
	11:48pm Julie: wow he can hit those high notes
	11:49pm Androu B.: Why is this Druid track reminding me of Yes? Did they just jump on the Prog bandwagon to catch the waves made by Yes' success?
	11:50pm Dean: They were famously at the time a Yes sound-alike band, but they had a distinctive enough approach to merit special attention.
	11:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jon Anderson school of vocals there's little doubt...
	11:52pm Dean: Squire bass, too.
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: &tc.
	11:53pm Dean: I had both of their albums until I didn't, c.'85 or so.
	11:56pm Androu B.: Just noticed the opening line of this Fruit Machine tune: "All the leaves are brown...". Subconsciously channeling The Mamas & The Papas perhaps?
	11:56pm Julie: or intentional?
	11:57pm Scott67: Thanks Julie! A great fruit basket mate!🍌 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙💨🌻🦜🦜🦜
	11:58pm David Shortell: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You seem to know a bit about Buddha. What did you think of the 8-volume English translation of Osamu Tezuka's "biography"?
	11:58pm Dean: I had forgotten, re: Druid (per Wikipedia): "[Band member] Andrew McCrorie-Shand would later compose the theme music for the children's TV program Telutubbies."
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sometimes it's hard to get a handle on the later 1960s - several notable things developing @ once - Prog, Metal, Garage, Bubblegum, Sunshine, Earthy KuntryuRawk, Funks ...Every era is diverse - but so much that's definitive. The decade the art & market evolved I guess.
	12:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DavidS I am ignorant of that.
	12:03am Roberto: Ahh shite I forgot to banana. Next week!
	12:03am David Shortell: I can see Billy Batts getting stomped to death now!
	12:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	12:03am Dean: Bravo!
	12:03am Androu B.: Thanks so much, Julie! That was a beautiful way to end the show! Will be tuned in tomorrow, GLW! Good Night All!
	12:04am Julie: thanks everyone! goodnight!
	12:08am Mike Rogers: Thanks Julie san!

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from August 14, 2022

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