WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from November 27, 2023

Listener comments!
	7:49pm Asheville Jon: Julie!!!! (sleeping, i presume) BIRDS!!!! hello!!!
	8:27pm Andrew in Toronto: Happy Monday, November 27th, Big Planet Noise everyone! It`s the best darn house party you could ever attend! For the love of vinyl, you know better than to miss Big Planet Noise! Hi there, Julie, and all other listeners!
	8:32pm WLSClark: Hi Andrew! Mom and I will play Twister later tonight while Julie plays the discs.
	8:33pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ WLSClark @8:32 Hiya Clark!
	8:34pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ WLSClark @8:32 I wish there was a live-stream of that!
	🦇 8:34pm Julie: why is everyone so early!!
	8:35pm WLSClark: Twister parties always get people there early.
	8:43pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Julie @8:34 We`re always this early.
	8:58pm doctorjazz: Lots of early birds...
	🦇 8:59pm Midge: Hello Julie and all!
	9:00pm adamdoesit: Hello DJ Julie and Bat Planet Noise!
	9:00pm HyperDose: Good evening miss Julie!
	🦇 9:00pm Midge: Also, one of these gals has GOT to be named Midge
	9:00pm iko: Peace
	🦇 9:00pm Julie: hi Midge & dr Jazz! hi Andrew Adam, WLS, Hyperdose!
	🦇 9:00pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Julie and all!!!
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: hi iko!
	🦇 9:01pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, Julie!
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: hiya Will!
	9:01pm Sylvia: Hello Julie and listeners
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: hiya SMS!
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: Bonsoir, Sylvia!
	🦇 9:01pm Black Dog: Dame Shirley!!
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: Hi Black Dog!
	9:01pm WLSClark: Here comes the entourage!
	🦇 9:02pm Black Dog: Hey, Jul!
	9:02pm Dean: Heard Shirley in concert in the early '00s.
	🦇 9:02pm Dan S: Hey Julie, thanks for stepping up to fill-in tonight!
	🦇 9:02pm Julie: hiya Dan! Hi Dean!
	🦇 9:06pm Dan S: ↳ WLSClark @8:32 Let's play Twister, let's play Risk. Where have I heard that line? (It's a rhetorical question.)
	9:07pm WLSClark: Where was that?
	9:08pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Well Wired (Mono 45)" by "Daughters Of Albion" This gets a definite vote of Groovy.
	🦇 9:08pm Dan S: ↳ WLSClark @9:07 "Man on the Moon" by R.E.M.
	🦇 9:09pm Black Dog: I missed the tailgate party tonite, so I have lots of turkey salad on hand. Hope all you Planeteers had a great Thanksgiving!!
	9:09pm Roberto: Big Dark Planet Night is upon us!
	🦇 9:09pm Julie: hey Roberto!
	9:10pm WLSClark: ↳ Dan S @9:08 That figures. Just after I quit listening about 85.
	9:10pm Roberto: See you in heaven if you make the list.
	9:12pm MHz: Hi Julie!!! So glad you are part of the "dream stream"!
	9:12pm Sylvia: ↳ Dan S @9:06 i’m so bad at Risk
	🦇 9:12pm Julie: hi MHz!
	🦇 9:12pm Julie: I don't think I've ever played Risk!
	9:13pm Dean: I'm bad at lower-case-L life.
	9:15pm hunterfelt: Ah yes, "Run Run Run," the closest thing there is to an underappreciated song on "Velvet Underground and Nico."
	🦇 9:15pm Julie: SAME
	🦇 9:15pm Julie: howdy Hunter!
	9:15pm Snayle: Greetings Lady Julie & all you Dark Soul Knights !!! W L S CLaRkkkkkkkkkkkk!!!! Sir Andrew of Toronto ! doctorjazzzzzzz! HyperD ! Black Dog ! Roberto ! EveryBody ! After a Round of Risk, Anyone up for Battleship ? or Life ?
	🦇 9:15pm Julie: hiya Snayle!
	9:17pm hunterfelt: Hi Juile! I have decided to join in the message board fun tonight because I'm procrastinating from writing.
	🦇 9:17pm Dan S: ↳ Sylvia @9:12 I haven't played Risk in years. I used to like the fantasy of World Domination it fed into. Anyway, I'd sooner try Risk than Twister at my age, LOL.
	9:18pm Snayle: ↳ Song: "No Love To Give" by "The United States Of America" USA Every WEEK !
	🦇 9:20pm Julie: Twister is definitely a risk at this point
	🦇 9:20pm Black Dog: Haaaay Snaaaaylea
	🦇 9:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and night crew!
	🦇 9:22pm Dan S: ↳ Julie @9:20 Yes, a high risk. Check all the exclusions in your health insurance coverage before playing.
	9:22pm Snayle: ↳ Julie @9:20 I see whatcha did thar, Ms Julie... ;)
	9:23pm WLSClark: Hiya Snayle, julie and all.
	🦇 9:23pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	9:23pm HyperDose: ↳ Dan S @9:17 I'll see you in heaven if you made the list ;)
	🦇 9:24pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Death Sound Blues" by "Country Joe & the Fish" It's been a long, long time since I've heard this album.
	9:25pm hunterfelt: Ah one of the weird post-Syd Pink Floyd singles! Love these so much!
	🦇 9:27pm Black Dog: Jul, you are such a good sub for BPN - very similar groove with your own twist! Love it!
	🦇 9:27pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @9:25 not post.. Syd wrote the A side Rick Wright the B.
	🦇 9:27pm Julie: ↳ Black Dog @9:27 thanks so much Black Dog!
	9:28pm Dean: Country Joe's son runs this bookstore in Berkeley... https://moppstoys.com/
	9:29pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "The Bells of Rhymney" by "Cher" Not the Byrds, but not bad...
	9:30pm Beantown Doug: More maracas, Sonny!
	🦇 9:31pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "The Bells of Rhymney" by "Cher" Wow, I never knew she covered this song!
	9:32pm Dean: Two harpsichordists on that Cher album, one being Harpo Marx's adopted son.
	9:33pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @9:32 I NEVER find one harpsichord to be adequate, have to say...
	9:33pm asheville jon: BIRDS! Hello Cannibal!
	9:33pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @9:27 Oh wow, all this time I always thought it was the b-side of "Julia Dream" and now I'm reading that "Julia Dream" but now that I look it up, "Julia Dream" itself was the b-side of "It Would Be So Nice." I blame the utter randomness of the "Relics" compilation!
	9:34pm asheville jon: Oh, i'm here, helluva show so far Julie!
	9:35pm Dean: Well, you know, some harpsichords have two manuals.
	9:36pm HyperDose: Great first set, Julie!
	9:36pm Ross66: Hey Julie, that first set was really solid!
	9:37pm Dean: A former boss plays harpsichord and now a recently acquired fortepiano. Long ago, when he lived in the Hollywood Hills, he invited me to an intimate performance by Ton Koopman on harpsichord. I was already a big Koopman/Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra fan. You need to play a track from this, Julie, "Sunshine Superman," perhaps? https://www.discogs.com/master/731376-Mariano-And-The-Unbelievables-Mariano-And-The-Unbelievables
	🦇 9:38pm Julie: hiya Ross! thank you!
	9:42pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Baby Love" by "Annie Phillippe" France Gall and Sylvie Vartan I know, but I didn't know of Annie.
	🦇 9:42pm Black Dog: My Dad loved the Supremes' version of this song! He'd love this one too!
	🦇 9:42pm Julie: ↳ Dean @9:37 ooh that looks fun. and mort garson to boot
	9:43pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Fixing A Hole (Take 1)" by "The Beatles" Where's MOM? Beatles alert!
	9:43pm Dean: It is fun (and perhaps little more than fun), a novelty record that manages long stretches of credible pop.
	9:44pm Ross66: “Where I belong I’m right where I belong”
	9:44pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:42 There was also Francoise Hardy and Chantal Goya.
	9:44pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Fixing A Hole (Take 1)" by "The Beatles" Nice to hear this without all the layers (and aother harpsichord to boot). I have this somewhere, have to pull it out...
	9:45pm Ross66: ↳ doctorjazz @9:44 Agreed
	9:45pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Fixing A Hole (Take 1)" by "The Beatles" Geoff Emerick spent a weekend engineering the Sgt. Pepper stereo mix. No Beatles were present.
	9:47pm Ross66: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:45 Well, you hey sorted the basic structure of the mix when were there for the mono mix.
	9:47pm Ross66: ↳ Ross66 @9:47 Typo
	9:48pm doctorjazz: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:45 They supposedly didn't like, or care about the stereo mix. (It was more of a US thing)
	🦇 9:48pm Black Dog: ↳ Ross66 @9:45 Anyone who says that Ringo isn't a great drummer should try to criticize his work here. Simple and complicated.
	9:48pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Ross66 @9:47 She's leaving home in stereo runs in true speed. Paul sped it up a bit in the mono mix.
	9:48pm Ross66: ↳ doctorjazz @9:48 That’s what I understand as well
	9:49pm Beantown Doug: ↳ doctorjazz @9:48 Yeah, that was the beginning of the legend about the mono version. EMI put it back in print for a while in the early 80's.
	9:50pm doctorjazz: I have so many versions of those Beatles albums...
	9:50pm Ross66: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:48 The original stereo mix was slowed down and the mono was speed up in pitch
	9:51pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Ross66 @9:50 Geoff supposedly said he didn't play with the speed, and it was entirely his call. He had a tape boy helping him (his original job at EMI), but that was it.
	9:52pm Ross66: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:49 At 56, I can no longer hear that dog whistle at the end of SGT Pepper John had added before the inner groove gibberish
	9:52pm WLSClark: ↳ doctorjazz @9:50 Yeah, it's like there are "Now & Then" versions, right? haha
	9:52pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @9:52 lol
	9:53pm WLSClark: ↳ Ross66 @9:52 Yeah, like the high pitvhed sqeal I heard always in the 45 of Itchcoo park. Cant hear it anymore and none of the LP and CD versions had it.
	9:54pm doctorjazz: ↳ WLSClark @9:52 ;- )
	9:54pm hunterfelt: I can't believe it's taken me 42 years but I finally started to listen to Fanny this year and OMG they are even better than everybody told me! They should have been huge!
	9:55pm doctorjazz: ↳ WLSClark @9:53 What'd you all say! Louder pleaser...
	9:55pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @9:53 Yeah, not being able to hear those details anymore is a drag
	9:55pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Ross66 @9:52 My vinyl Pet Sounds reissue has a very high-pitched tone in a couple of spots during "I Know There's an Answer" I bought that record when I was 25, and it was really obvious. Couldn't be missed. It's been some years since I've been able to hear it.
	9:55pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Special Care" by "Fanny" HEllZ YaZs
	9:56pm Ross66: I’ve never seen this Fanny album
	9:56pm WLSClark: ↳ Ross66 @9:55 Even worse, I listened to my songs taped off radio on reels in 60's that i expect the songs to sound like those old tapes and most dont have the power of the old AM tapes.
	9:57pm hunterfelt: ↳ Ross66 @9:56 My first girlfriend told me to get into them but at the time like I couldn't even find a lot of their tracks on YouTube!
	9:57pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @9:56 That’s really interesting. We get used to hearing stuff a certain way.
	9:57pm doctorjazz: ↳ WLSClark @9:56 Don't those old tapes start losing the highs over time?
	🦇 9:57pm Julie: REELS! envious
	9:58pm Ross66: ↳ hunterfelt @9:57 Yeah, I don’t think I have anything by Fanning.
	9:58pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @9:57 (it's not me, it's the tape deteriorating)
	9:58pm Ross66: Is this off Bull in the woods?
	🦇 9:59pm Julie: ↳ Ross66 @9:58 no. 2nd album Easter Everywhere
	9:59pm WLSClark: ↳ doctorjazz @9:57 Didn't matter since many were recorded too loud anyway. haha. Actually, the issue is the tapes stretch so they play faster or BREAK! Lots of drop out now, but transferred as many as I could about 15 years ago.
	9:59pm Ross66: Answer found
	10:00pm doctorjazz: Had a close friend with a Reel to Reel Deck and dug up a lot of tapes. They sounded nice, but had more hiss than I'm used to (and I didn't need another rabbit hole to fall into).
	10:00pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @9:59 Thanks, I need to get more familiar with that album
	10:00pm WLSClark: ↳ doctorjazz @10:00 Computer can clean up some of that hiss. HOLLIES EVERY WEEK!!!
	10:01pm Ross66: ↳ doctorjazz @10:00 Right. I have a Sony R2R deck but it needs work.
	10:01pm WLSClark: ↳ doctorjazz @10:00 Best about my old tapes is hearing my DJ heroes saying things like "These are the Hollies on 8-9-0 A Go go"
	🦇 10:02pm Black Dog: Where's Mom?
	10:02pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @10:01 Yeah, that’s part of the history now around them
	10:03pm hunterfelt: ↳ Ross66 @10:00 The real heads rank "Easter Everywhere" over the debut. I'm not sure I'm there yet but it's definitely at least as good.
	10:04pm doctorjazz: ↳ WLSClark @10:01 That's great! I use to record radio on cassette, usually broadcasts of live shows. Not sure if I still have them, and don't have a working tape deck set up in the stereo anyway...
	10:04pm WLSClark: ↳ Ross66 @10:02 And having photos of the radio room still makes it even better. LOTS of photos of our great 60s days.
	10:04pm Ross66: ↳ hunterfelt @10:03 No way! Easter Everywhere has never quite grabbed me in he way that Psychedelic Sounds does.
	10:05pm Snayle: ↳ Song: "Would You Believe" by "The Hollies" (Sorry I'm late) >>>HOLLIES EVERY WEEEEK !
	10:05pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @10:04 I was too young, but remember AM radio of the early 70s.
	10:06pm WLSClark: ↳ doctorjazz @10:04 Yeah, I moved to cassette in 69 too. Have over 900 of those that are AT LEAST catalogued. Still have my first little tinny mic, original Bell reel to reel and first cassette deck and 8 track recorder.
	10:06pm Ross66: Sundazed put out a deluxe set of this ID album.
	10:07pm WLSClark: ↳ Ross66 @10:05 have lots of radio things in my 3 FMU shows. Those 70s days were cool too. THE LAST CONTEST!
	🦇 10:07pm Julie: ooooh
	10:07pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @10:06 Very cool
	10:07pm WLSClark: ↳ Snayle @10:05 I had you covered!
	10:08pm WLSClark: Julie, we were 4 VERY lucky guys to have a father in the know for tech.
	10:10pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @10:08 R2R was for dedicated HiFi dads and techie guys
	10:10pm asheville jon: Hi Cannibal!
	10:11pm Ross66: ↳ Ross66 @10:10 Guys who built there own HiFi gear from kits
	10:11pm WLSClark: I have a working Teach A-2340 sitting beside me now. So nice to have an auto slow down as opposed to the abrupt stop in 60s that sometimes broke the tape.
	🦇 10:11pm Black Dog: Jul, I had couple of friends in the late 70s who had nice reelto-reels. I couldn't hear the difference.
	10:11pm doctorjazz: ↳ Ross66 @10:11 Heath Kits, if I remember correctly.
	10:12pm Ross66: ↳ doctorjazz @10:11 Yes, and Dynaco out of Phillie
	🦇 10:12pm Black Dog: George Martin played the harpsichord, i think.
	10:12pm WLSClark: Julie, was that 60s show on the 4th stream, if I remember right?
	10:13pm Ross66: Elton!
	10:13pm doctorjazz: ↳ WLSClark @10:11 Some of these for sale on ebay www.ebay.com...
	10:14pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Honey Roll" by "Elton John" I recently tied the theme to the reprise like they did at last show of "Wonder Years." I loved that.
	10:14pm WLSClark: ↳ doctorjazz @10:13 Yeah, even cassette decks that were $5 are expensive today too.
	🦇 10:16pm Julie: ↳ WLSClark @10:14 such an underrated album
	10:16pm WLSClark: Gonna hang it up for tonight. bad cold most of the vacation weekend and still not mended. Great show, Julie. Love the birds too! Ross, sent you a contact message on your prfile if you wish.
	10:17pm Ross66: ↳ doctorjazz @10:13 There is growing interest in R2R. Analogue Productions has started coming out with prerecorded reels for $500 a title!
	10:17pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Christina's World" by "Nancy Priddy" For anyone interested, nancy Priddy is the girl who rings the bell in the LP break of Cryan Shames' "It Could be We're in Love."
	🦇 10:17pm Julie: nite WLSClark
	10:17pm WLSClark: ↳ Ross66 @10:17 Crazy!
	🦇 10:17pm Julie: ↳ WLSClark @10:17 she's also Christina Applegate's mom.
	🦇 10:18pm Julie: oh for whoever asked, yes Eclectical Banana was on the sheena stream and had 2-3 loyal listeners.
	10:18pm WLSClark: Nite Julie! Yes, I knew that later on about nancy too. Cool.
	10:18pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @10:17 She also sang backup on Suzanne and Songs of Leonard Cohen album.
	10:19pm WLSClark: ↳ Julie @10:18 I heard it, but I could never find what was going on with that stream and never saw chats then, so hard to get excited.
	🦇 10:19pm Julie: I think everyone sang backup for Cohen
	10:19pm Ross66: ↳ Ross66 @10:18 With members of the Kaleidoscope supply instrumentation
	10:19pm WLSClark: ↳ Ross66 @10:18 Did NOT know that, Ross!
	10:20pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Queen of the Hours" by "The Electric Light Orches... rather rare and underrated first.
	🦇 10:20pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Queen of the Hours" by "The Electric Light Orches... This is un- ELO! Great choice, Jul!
	10:20pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @10:19 Jennifer Warnes was perhaps he most well known of Leonard backup singers
	10:22pm HyperDose: Starting the infamous BPN third set off with Elton John is chef's kiss
	10:22pm hunterfelt: Lothar & The Hand People ! My favorite name of all the 60s psychedelic bands!
	10:23pm Ross66: This sounds like David Bowie
	10:24pm hunterfelt: ↳ Ross66 @10:23 They were one of the first rock bands to regularly incorporate synths!
	10:26pm Ross66: ↳ hunterfelt @10:24 And Lothar the theremin
	10:27pm Ross66: I bet this came out in quadraphonic
	10:29pm asheville jon: Nice Doors selection :)
	10:30pm Ross66: ↳ asheville jon @10:29 Yes, makes total sense in the context of 1968
	10:31pm Ross66: ↳ Ross66 @10:30 Though the Doors didn’t finish it until 69 or 70
	10:33pm doctorjazz: Time for Me to crash, thanks, Julie, Night All!
	10:33pm Ross66: ↳ doctorjazz @10:33 Gnite!
	10:33pm Dean: I have one and only one Doors record, The Best of The Doors. It's quadraphonic.
	🦇 10:34pm Julie: nite dr jazz!
	🦇 10:35pm Julie: I dont think I've ever experienced quadrophonic sound
	10:35pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:33 That’a cool. I have a vintage Quad system in the he basement and have played that in Quad. It’s missing a lot of key Doors tracks though.
	10:36pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @10:35 It was the he precursor to Dolby surround sound
	10:36pm Dean: They're playable on stereo. I've never heard it in quad. I have an aversion, anyway, to multi-channel, more than two. I think that Doors album is the only quad I have, too.
	🦇 10:37pm Julie: the 1st Doors record is the best IMHO. The others just have a couple standouts
	10:38pm Dean: I really don't know their albums. I suppose I'd opt for the first or L.A. Woman, but this is based almost exclusively on radio airplay.
	10:38pm asheville jon: I listened (again) to both the post-jim Doors albums today while working. Good stuff
	🦇 10:38pm Julie: who sings on those?
	10:39pm Ross66: ↳ asheville jon @10:38 How did you like them?
	10:39pm asheville jon: Robbie and Ray
	10:40pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:38 I’d start with those two. The first album has their master work, The End on it.
	10:40pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @10:37 Growing up around the time of the Doors revival around the time the Oliver Stone movie came out, a lot of their more popular stuff doesn't do it for me but I have like a playlist of less-played tracks and deep cuts that I think really hold up. I'll listen to things like "Peace Frog," "Love Street," "Changeling" and like pretty much anything off of "Strange Days."
	10:40pm asheville jon: I like them, liked them ever since i first got them, i guess back in the mid 80's? Might be an acquired taste, but i find them listenaable, with some good jams
	10:41pm Ross66: Wow, I’ve never seen these last two albums played.
	10:43pm Ross66: ↳ asheville jon @10:40 The Mosquito always cracked me up sung by Robbie
	10:44pm Dean: It's a basilica eating them.
	10:45pm Dean: After Bathing is the one I most frequently checked out from the library.
	10:45pm asheville jon: LA Woman is last album w jim
	10:46pm Ross66: Crown is a great album!
	10:47pm Ross66: It took me years to “get” Baxters. I like it now.
	10:47pm hunterfelt: "Jefferson Airplane Takes Off" is underrated even if there's no Grace Slick." "It's No Secret" is my favorite Airplane single and Skip Spence co-writes a few tracks.
	10:47pm Ross66: Elton was too old for the part
	10:47pm Snayle: ↳ Julie @10:37 My GF's & I went to see The Doors at Convention Hall, Asbury Park, '68. Earth Opera opened. Cops were everywhere ... I had my white nehru jacket & bell bottoms on - walked into a poster shop with black lights & lit up like we've never seen... ha ! But the show was amazing - despite the press reviews....we were mesmerized & smitten by it all...
	10:48pm Dean: I'll duck your flung tomatoes, but I dig "Ride the Tiger."
	🦇 10:48pm Black Dog: Elton & Maude! What a concept!
	10:48pm asheville jon: Ross, Robbie is pretty silly on i'm horny, i'm stoned
	10:48pm HyperDose: ↳ Ross66 @10:47 He was great in Kingsman: The Golden Circle
	🦇 10:48pm Julie: EARTH OPERA!
	10:48pm Ross66: ↳ asheville jon @10:48 Not doubt! lol
	10:48pm hunterfelt: ↳ Snayle @10:47 Earth Opera! As a Boston sports fan, you gotta love a band who gave us "The Red Sox Are Winning"
	10:49pm Dean: My Gram Parson album arrived today.
	🦇 10:49pm Julie: ↳ HyperDose @10:48 yes hilarious!
	10:49pm asheville jon: Nice Stones selection :)
	10:49pm Dean: Parsons
	10:50pm hunterfelt: MERRY F'ING CLAYTON
	10:50pm Ross66: Earth Opera featured the Rowan brothers who later went Bluegrass
	10:50pm Ross66: Killer Stones track!
	10:50pm Dean: Peter Rowan and ?
	🦇 10:50pm Julie: ↳ Ross66 @10:47 he was a baby face back in 1970 I think he could've done it.
	🦇 10:50pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @10:47 I never play it. I really should give it a chance.
	10:51pm Dean: (I'll reveal here my last name: Rowan.)
	🦇 10:51pm Julie: as opposed to Dean Martin?
	10:51pm Snayle: ↳ hunterfelt @10:48 Yeah ! altho "Great American Eagle Tradegy" was on their minds at that time... ;)
	10:52pm Snayle: ↳ Ross66 @10:50 Yep !!! And they did it well !
	10:52pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:50 Maybe, it was just Peter in that band. He and his brothers recorded as The Rowans.
	10:52pm HyperDose: ↳ Julie @10:49 I love those movies so much! Great way to get newer generations into the classic Bond films (Roger Moore is my Bond)
	10:52pm Dean: Dean Martin was the inspiration for my name. In fact, Rowan was only two generations old when I was born. My paternal grandfather changed his name for no clear reason according to family lore.
	10:52pm Ross66: ↳ Snayle @10:52 Yes, folky bluegrass
	🦇 10:52pm Julie: ↳ Julie @10:51 this was a Laugh-In joke btw
	🦇 10:53pm Julie: ↳ HyperDose @10:52 I really wish they would do a third
	10:53pm Dean: Dan Rowan, Dick Martin...got it.
	10:53pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @10:50 Your are correct, he had a very boyish face.
	10:54pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:53 And Loren Rowan.
	10:54pm Ross66: ↳ Ross66 @10:54 In the Rowans
	🦇 10:54pm Julie: pretty much had the same hair Bud had in the movie. and small, it would've worked I think,
	10:55pm Dean: I've heard of The Rowans, but can't say I've heard them, though it's entirely possible I was tuned in when WFMU played a track or two.
	10:55pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:52 Rowan did not exist as a surname prior?
	10:57pm Dean: Prior to my paternal grandfather, no, not in my family, to my knowledge. He was a Lopresto.
	🦇 10:58pm Julie: wasn't one of those Ellis island name you after the town things?
	10:58pm HyperDose: ↳ Julie @10:53 How funny was Sam Jackson with a lisp? And that church scene with Free Bird 😍 Apparently the 3rd movie will begin filming in 2024 (yes Eggsy and Harry are slated to return)
	🦇 10:58pm Julie: ↳ HyperDose @10:58 oooh yes so glad to hear that.
	🦇 10:59pm Julie: that church scene might be the most violence I've ever seen in such a short time in a movie.
	11:01pm hunterfelt: ↳ Ross66 @10:52 Yeah, Peter Rowan and David Grisman from Earth Opera teamed up with Jerry Garcia for Old & In The Way which essentially became a... hippie bluegrass supergroup? So so so good. Their cover of "Wild Horses" is my favorite take on the song.
	11:01pm Dean: I need to pick up that album. It remains ubiquitous.
	11:02pm Snayle: ↳ Ross66 @10:52 David Grisman was in Earth Opera with Peter Rowan... Peter went on to Seatrain, then he & David went on to Old & In The Way...then teamed up with Clarence White & others in Muleskinner The Rowan Brothers would eventually connect: Peter, Chris & Lorin... whew.
	11:03pm Snayle: ↳ hunterfelt @11:01 Nailed it !
	11:04pm HyperDose: ↳ Julie @10:59 I'm a major John Wick fan and that church fight choreography was better than any gun-fu Wick scene
	11:04pm Dean: Clarence White has appeared on my radar three days in a row now. Two days ago I started rereading a book of poetry published by a friend of mine in 1988, which includes a series of poems about a Clarence White, which I take to be my friend's alter ego. Yesterday I was in a record store where I saw collections of recordings by the Clarence White to whom Snayle refers here, today.
	11:06pm hunterfelt: "Which side are you on, brother?" is the most late-60s possible lyric.
	🦇 11:07pm Julie: Michael Caine, Colin Firth and Taron Edgerton as three generations of michael caine in:
	11:07pm Dean: The Caine Mutiny?
	🦇 11:07pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @11:06 she was a folk singer after all
	11:09pm Ross66: An unknown Bob Dylan played harmonica on Hester’s first album
	11:09pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:07 I sadly am more familiar with her name than with her work, which is exactly why I love tuning into shows like this. Filling in all of these musical blindspots!
	11:09pm Snayle: ↳ Dean @11:04 Apparently, like so many, Clarence also appears in 3's... ;)
	11:10pm Dean: My day started and may well be ending with The Kinks. The coffee ship this morning, 7am, was playing them. Another WFMU show featured them, and now this.
	🦇 11:10pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Twentieth Century Man" by "The Kinks" Mom, are you there?
	11:11pm HyperDose: ↳ Song: "Twentieth Century Man" by "The Kinks" There are those Kinks! :)
	11:11pm Snayle: ↳ Song: "Twentieth Century Man" by "The Kinks" Been hearing lots of Hillbillies on the waves and streams lately - DJ mind melds are ever-present ...;)
	🦇 11:11pm Julie: ↳ Snayle @11:11 so weird how that happens sometimes
	🦇 11:12pm Julie: I'm not a big fan of this album really. a couple of good ones but kinda countrified for me
	11:12pm Chuck: ↳ Song: "Twentieth Century Man" by "The Kinks" Rock and Roll!!!...:)
	🦇 11:12pm Mxter Baba: Hi, Julie and folx—enjoying the sounds on a chilly evening full of moonlight!
	🦇 11:13pm Julie: and you could tell he was slipping into his concept album phase
	🦇 11:13pm Julie: hi Chuck! Hi Mxter baba!
	11:13pm Snayle: ↳ Julie @11:11 It totally trips me out ....but it's so great to know that great minds think alike.. :)
	11:14pm Dean: Suddenly reminded that yesterday I was driving south in Berkeley behind a gray Prius with a WFMU bumper sticker. For a moment it meant nothing to me. "Oh, yeah. WFMU. Of course." Then I realized that here was another local fan!
	11:15pm asheville jon: Listened to this Moody's album today too. Good stuff
	11:16pm Snayle: ↳ Song: "Tortoise and The Hare" by "The Moody Blues" ooooh Good 'un !
	11:16pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:12 My favorite 70s Kinks album is "Misfits," which feels like a very oddball choice but I guess it makes sense considering it is called "Misfits," after all.
	11:16pm Chuck: ↳ Julie @11:13 Just been laying back digging the tunes Julie...yer doin' great!!!...:)
	11:16pm HyperDose: ↳ Mxter Baba @11:12 Hayyyyy! 🤪
	🦇 11:17pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @11:16 I listened to misfits and sleepwalker A LOT... found them in a cutout bin somewhere. and tend to forget which song is on which
	11:17pm Dean: I'd opt for Sleepwalker.
	11:17pm Ross66: Great Moodies tune
	11:18pm Dean: "Life On the Road," damn fine way to open a record.
	11:18pm Ross66: Can is one group ive not heard a lot of
	🦇 11:18pm Mxter Baba: ↳ HyperDose @11:16 hyyyyperdosekinnnns!
	11:19pm asheville jon: Dean: i took my daughter to her clarinet lesson the other day. Pulled in her teacher's driveway, and there was a car with 2 wfmu stickers (jersey plates) on it! It was her teacher's son's car. He was down here visiting for the holidays.
	11:19pm Ross66: ↳ asheville jon @11:19 Way cool!
	11:19pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:17 They're both so good! Hearing "Out Of The Wardrobe" for the first time as a teenager was one of the first songs that really made me rethink gender roles in a serious way. A really important song for me.
	11:20pm Dean: That's marvelous, asheville jon. And good on your daughter for studying clarinet. That was my first instrument, not counting recorder.
	🦇 11:20pm Mxter Baba: ↳ Ross66 @11:18 oooh, Explorers Room just did a whole program featuring CAN: wfmu.org...
	11:20pm Scobot: Or Can by Spoon.
	🦇 11:20pm Julie: hi scobot!
	11:20pm hunterfelt: ↳ Ross66 @11:18 You are in for a treat! I recommend starting with "Monster Movie" and just going chronologically! Mindblowing stuff!
	11:22pm asheville jon: I don't think i've ever seen another fmu sticker in this town. My daughter is pretty good. She made western nc districts last year, missed making states by 3 positions. She's in the asheville youth symphony orchestra. I'm pretty proud of her!
	11:22pm Ross66: ↳ hunterfelt @11:20 Okay, thanks! I have one double album by Can with a white cover and some kind of orange watercolor on the cover. I’ll have to play it.
	11:23pm asheville jon: Birds!!!
	11:23pm Dean: Rightly proud! She'll always have a special musical facet to her life.
	11:25pm hunterfelt: ↳ Ross66 @11:22 "Tago Mago!" Many Can-heads call that their peak! It could use a tad more editing for me compared to their single-disc albums but it's fantastic!
	11:26pm Ross66: ↳ hunterfelt @11:25 Yes, that it! And bought it after hearing a cut off it on BPN.
	🦇 11:27pm Midge: I'm checking out for the night. Thank you Julie.
	11:27pm Dean: I played this album just last night from the Breezes of Patchouli box I acquired thanks to your introduction, Julie.
	11:27pm HyperDose: ↳ Mxter Baba @11:18 I must say I truly cherish the time we share on these boards. An MxBB sighting is to be celebrated!
	🦇 11:27pm Julie: nite Midge, thanks for hanging out!
	11:28pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Atlantis" by "Donovan" Donovan is the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet and chat with, which I once did by chance in the international terminal at Boston's Logan Airport.
	11:29pm Snayle: ↳ Beantown Doug @11:28 I"ve heard that he's super cool ! Lucky YOU !
	11:30pm Ross66: Julie does a great job filling in as she often plays a different mix of stuff from the same era.
	🦇 11:30pm Julie: thanks Ross!
	11:31pm Ross66: ↳ Beantown Doug @11:28 Very cool!
	11:31pm Snayle: ↳ Ross66 @11:30 Copy that !
	11:31pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @11:30 Thank you!
	11:35pm hunterfelt: This is what most versions of "Twist and Shout" sound like if you've taken too many downers.
	11:36pm Dean: Fifty Foot Hose came out of Mills College, a musical academy with serious pedigree for a very long time. But they recently faced bankruptcy, and have since partnered with Northeastern University. I hope the music legacy survives.
	🦇 11:36pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @11:35 45 played at 33
	11:36pm Snayle: ↳ hunterfelt @11:35 haha !
	11:36pm Chuck: ↳ Song: "Twist and Shout" by "The Mamas & The Papas" I wonder if John liked his version???...:)
	11:37pm Dean: It's hard to twist and shout in a swimming pool.
	11:37pm Snayle: ↳ Julie @11:36 cue the roller skating organ... ;)
	11:38pm Ross66: Cool album here!
	11:38pm Dean: Typo: Meltzer
	11:39pm Ross66: I have the Serpent Power album but was unaware of this one.
	11:40pm Snayle: Thanks for the FabGear Tunes Julie ! Gotta turn out the lites & lock the door... Have a Groovy Week Y'all > Catchya on the hear & there.... Peace & Luv OXOXO
	🦇 11:41pm Julie: see ya snayle!
	11:42pm Chuck: ↳ Snayle @11:40 Happy trails Snayle...:)
	11:43pm HyperDose: Sleep tight Snayle!
	11:44pm Ross66: Gnite Snayle
	11:45pm hunterfelt: It wouldn't be a Julie set without Marc Bolan!
	11:46pm Dean: After the show I have to head out to SFO to pick up my son, who is flying in from Orlando. At the moment he's just about over Manhattan...Nevada.
	🦇 11:46pm Julie: oh how nice that he's visiting!
	11:47pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Born To Boogie" by "T. Rex" BBC Radio 2 had Marc Bolan bio I heard a few years ago.
	11:47pm Dean: Speaking of "Julie set," I noticed that we opened with Shirley Bassey, not Gary Numan. Have you decided on a 2024 opener? He visited Orlando with his cousins, aunt, and uncle. He's only 17. Missed school today.
	11:48pm asheville jon: Great show tonight Julie!
	🦇 11:48pm Julie: thanks asheville!
	🦇 11:49pm Julie: ↳ Dean @11:47 I think I have but I'm not telling! Yeah Gary doesn't quite fit the show
	11:49pm Erik-Overt: Dang, Daughto of Albion, USofA, Fanny, Can, Fifty Foot Hose, The Serpent Power…all in one night! = cornucopia time.
	🦇 11:49pm Julie: I've yet to unearth young Gary Numan's 1973 folk rock band :P
	🦇 11:49pm Julie: HI Erik! glad you like it!
	11:51pm Scobot: Thank you, Kit Lambert!
	11:51pm Dean: A buddy of mine in LA might have knowledge of old Numan. He really did stuff before Tubeway Army? Do you know the name of the band?
	11:52pm Ross66: Hippie Jennifer Warnes.
	🦇 11:52pm Julie: ↳ Dean @11:51 no, I was kidding. I'm not aware of anything earlier. But you never know.
	11:52pm Scobot: This Warnes tune is sublime.
	11:53pm Ross66: ↳ Scobot @11:52 Yeah, great cover
	11:53pm Ross66: Jennifer was in Hair as well.
	11:53pm Chuck: ↳ Ross66 @11:52 She's a stalker???...:)
	11:54pm Ross66: ↳ Chuck @11:53 Huh?
	11:54pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:52 Ye Tubeway Infantry
	11:54pm Scobot: Supreme to the original.
	11:54pm Dean: Ah, I fell for it. I mean, he's old enough for a prodigy. Woulda been 15 or so in '73.
	🦇 11:55pm Black Dog: Julie, thanks for a great show!
	11:55pm Chuck: Groovy show, Julie!!!...:)
	11:55pm hunterfelt: A wonderful show. It was wonderful chatting with you all. Now I have to get back to actually doing work. Boo.
	11:56pm Ross: Had a great time listening and chatting tonight! Thanks, Julie!
	11:56pm Dean: Tanx? You're welcome!
	11:57pm Beantown Doug: Really liked all of your music selections, Julie!
	🦇 11:59pm Julie: thanks so much!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from November 27, 2023

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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
Shirley Bassey	Spinning Wheel "Spinning Wheel" by "Shirley Bassey"	Something	United Artist Records	1970		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Sacred Mushroom	Catatonic Lover	The Sacred Mushroom	Parallax	1969		0:03:19 (Pop-up)
Daughters Of Albion	Well Wired (Mono 45)	Daughters Of Albion (reissue)	New Sounds	2012	from 1968	0:06:13 (Pop-up)
Escapades	I Tell No Lies "I Tell No Lies" by "Escapades"	Pebbles Vol. 5	BFD Records	1980	single from 1966	0:09:24 (Pop-up)
Les Goths	Out Of The Sun "Out Of The Sun" by "Les Goths"	Rêve De Silence	Shadoks Music	2011	b-side from 1968	0:11:19 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground & Nico	Run Run Run	The Velvet Underground & Nico	Verve Records	1967		0:14:08 (Pop-up)
The United States Of America	No Love To Give	The United States Of America (reissue)	Sony Musical Special Products	1992		0:18:18 (Pop-up)
Country Joe & the Fish	Death Sound Blues	Electric Music For The Mind & Body	Vanguard	1967		0:20:44 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Paintbox "Paintbox" by "Pink Floyd"	The Early Singles	Columbia	1992	b-side from 1967	0:25:11 (Pop-up)
Cher	The Bells of Rhymney "The Bells of Rhymney" by "Cher"	All I Really Want To Do	Imperial	1965		0:28:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Backing Tracks	Substitute (instrumental)					0:31:47 (Pop-up)
Phillippe Besombes	Chocolate Cream	Libra (OST)	Purple Pyramid	2017	from 1975	0:38:15 (Pop-up)
Annie Phillippe	Baby Love "Baby Love" by "Annie Phillippe"	Baby Love EP	Riviera	1965		0:40:33 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Fixing A Hole (Take 1)	Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (50th Anniversary Edition)	Parlophone	2017		0:43:08 (Pop-up)
Quintessence	Dive Deep "Dive Deep" by "Quintessence"	Dive Deep	Island Records	1971		0:46:03 (Pop-up)
Jamme	Strawberry Jam Man "Strawberry Jam Man" by "Jamme"	Jamme	Dunhill	1970		0:50:36 (Pop-up)
Fanny	Special Care "Special Care" by "Fanny"	Charity Ball	Reprise Records	1971		0:54:02 (Pop-up)
13th Floor Elevators	She Lives (In a Time of Her Own)	Easter Everywhere	International Artists	1967		0:58:01 (Pop-up)
The Hollies	Would You Believe "Would You Believe" by "The Hollies"	Butterfly	Parlophone	1967		1:00:50 (Pop-up)
The Id	Short Circuit "Short Circuit" by "The Id"	The Inner Sounds of the Id	RCA Victor	1967		1:04:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: New World Electronic Chamber Ensemble	Something					1:07:48 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Honey Roll "Honey Roll" by "Elton John"	Friends (OST)	Paramount Records	1971		1:13:21 (Pop-up)
Nancy Priddy	Christina's World "Christina's World" by "Nancy Priddy"	You've Come This Way Before	Dot Records	1968		1:16:30 (Pop-up)
The Electric Light Orchestra	Queen of the Hours	The Electric Light Orchestra	Harvest	1971		1:19:08 (Pop-up)
Lothar and The Hand People	Today Is Only Yesterday's Tomorrow	Space Hymn	Capitol Records	1969		1:22:29 (Pop-up)
The Doors	Waiting For The Sun "Waiting For The Sun" by "The Doors"	Morrison Hotel	Elektra	1970		1:27:33 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Two Heads "Two Heads" by "Jefferson Airplane"	After Bathing At Baxter's	RCA Victor	1967		1:31:58 (Pop-up)
Osmosis	Adrift "Adrift" by "Osmosis"	Osmosis	RCA Victor	1970		1:34:51 (Pop-up)
6 Feet Under	What Would You Do? "What Would You Do?" by "6 Feet Under"	In Retrospect 1969-1970	Arf Arf	1968		1:39:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vincent Bell	I Will Wait For You (instrumental)					1:43:07 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Gimme Shelter "Gimme Shelter" by "The Rolling Stones"	Let It Bleed	Decca/London Records	1969		1:48:44 (Pop-up)
Affinity	I Am and So Are You "I Am and So Are You" by "Affinity"	Affinity	Vertigo	1970		1:53:14 (Pop-up)
Sly & The Family Stone	I Want To Take You Higher	Stand!	Epic	1969		1:56:29 (Pop-up)
Glass Prism	The Raven "The Raven" by "Glass Prism"	Poe Through The Glass Prism	RCA Victor	1969		2:01:44 (Pop-up)
The Carolyn Hester Coalition	Half The World	The Carolyn Hester Coalition	Metromedia Records	1968		2:05:39 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Twentieth Century Man "Twentieth Century Man" by "The Kinks"	Muswell Hillbillies	RCA Victor	1971		2:08:58 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	Tortoise and The Hare	A Question of Balance	Threshold	1970		2:14:57 (Pop-up)
Can	Spoon "Spoon" by "Can"	Ege Bamyasi	United Artist Records	1972		2:17:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dick Hyman	Honey West "Honey West" by "Dick Hyman"					2:21:01 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Atlantis "Atlantis" by "Donovan"	Barabajagal	Epic	1969		2:26:32 (Pop-up)
Fifty Foot Hose	If Not This Time "If Not This Time" by "Fifty Foot Hose"	Cauldron	Limelight	1968		2:31:23 (Pop-up)
The Mamas & The Papas	Twist and Shout	The Mamas & The Papas Deliver	Dunhill	1967		2:35:02 (Pop-up)
The Serpent Power/Tina & David Meltzer	I'm So Willing	Poet Song	Vanguard	1969		2:37:58 (Pop-up)
Bohemian Vendetta	All Kinds of Highs	Bohemian Vendetta	Mainstream Records	1968		2:42:07 (Pop-up)
T. Rex	Born To Boogie "Born To Boogie" by "T. Rex"	Tanx	Reprise Records	1973		2:45:22 (Pop-up)
The Who	I Can See For Miles "I Can See For Miles" by "The Who"	The Who Sell Out	Decca	1967		2:47:22 (Pop-up)
Jennifer Warnes	We're Not Gonna Take It	See Me, Feel Me, Touch Me, Heal Me!	Parrot	1969		2:51:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Sound Of Our Times	Cherish "Cherish" by "The Sound Of Our Times"					2:54:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:49pm Asheville Jon: Julie!!!! (sleeping, i presume) BIRDS!!!! hello!!!
	8:27pm Andrew in Toronto: Happy Monday, November 27th, Big Planet Noise everyone! It`s the best darn house party you could ever attend! For the love of vinyl, you know better than to miss Big Planet Noise! Hi there, Julie, and all other listeners!
	8:32pm WLSClark: Hi Andrew! Mom and I will play Twister later tonight while Julie plays the discs.
	8:33pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ WLSClark @8:32 Hiya Clark!
	8:34pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ WLSClark @8:32 I wish there was a live-stream of that!
	🦇 8:34pm Julie: why is everyone so early!!
	8:35pm WLSClark: Twister parties always get people there early.
	8:43pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Julie @8:34 We`re always this early.
	8:58pm doctorjazz: Lots of early birds...
	🦇 8:59pm Midge: Hello Julie and all!
	9:00pm adamdoesit: Hello DJ Julie and Bat Planet Noise!
	9:00pm HyperDose: Good evening miss Julie!
	🦇 9:00pm Midge: Also, one of these gals has GOT to be named Midge
	9:00pm iko: Peace
	🦇 9:00pm Julie: hi Midge & dr Jazz! hi Andrew Adam, WLS, Hyperdose!
	🦇 9:00pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Julie and all!!!
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: hi iko!
	🦇 9:01pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, Julie!
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: hiya Will!
	9:01pm Sylvia: Hello Julie and listeners
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: hiya SMS!
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: Bonsoir, Sylvia!
	🦇 9:01pm Black Dog: Dame Shirley!!
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: Hi Black Dog!
	9:01pm WLSClark: Here comes the entourage!
	🦇 9:02pm Black Dog: Hey, Jul!
	9:02pm Dean: Heard Shirley in concert in the early '00s.
	🦇 9:02pm Dan S: Hey Julie, thanks for stepping up to fill-in tonight!
	🦇 9:02pm Julie: hiya Dan! Hi Dean!
	🦇 9:06pm Dan S: ↳ WLSClark @8:32 Let's play Twister, let's play Risk. Where have I heard that line? (It's a rhetorical question.)
	9:07pm WLSClark: Where was that?
	9:08pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Well Wired (Mono 45)" by "Daughters Of Albion" This gets a definite vote of Groovy.
	🦇 9:08pm Dan S: ↳ WLSClark @9:07 "Man on the Moon" by R.E.M.
	🦇 9:09pm Black Dog: I missed the tailgate party tonite, so I have lots of turkey salad on hand. Hope all you Planeteers had a great Thanksgiving!!
	9:09pm Roberto: Big Dark Planet Night is upon us!
	🦇 9:09pm Julie: hey Roberto!
	9:10pm WLSClark: ↳ Dan S @9:08 That figures. Just after I quit listening about 85.
	9:10pm Roberto: See you in heaven if you make the list.
	9:12pm MHz: Hi Julie!!! So glad you are part of the "dream stream"!
	9:12pm Sylvia: ↳ Dan S @9:06 i’m so bad at Risk
	🦇 9:12pm Julie: hi MHz!
	🦇 9:12pm Julie: I don't think I've ever played Risk!
	9:13pm Dean: I'm bad at lower-case-L life.
	9:15pm hunterfelt: Ah yes, "Run Run Run," the closest thing there is to an underappreciated song on "Velvet Underground and Nico."
	🦇 9:15pm Julie: SAME
	🦇 9:15pm Julie: howdy Hunter!
	9:15pm Snayle: Greetings Lady Julie & all you Dark Soul Knights !!! W L S CLaRkkkkkkkkkkkk!!!! Sir Andrew of Toronto ! doctorjazzzzzzz! HyperD ! Black Dog ! Roberto ! EveryBody ! After a Round of Risk, Anyone up for Battleship ? or Life ?
	🦇 9:15pm Julie: hiya Snayle!
	9:17pm hunterfelt: Hi Juile! I have decided to join in the message board fun tonight because I'm procrastinating from writing.
	🦇 9:17pm Dan S: ↳ Sylvia @9:12 I haven't played Risk in years. I used to like the fantasy of World Domination it fed into. Anyway, I'd sooner try Risk than Twister at my age, LOL.
	9:18pm Snayle: ↳ Song: "No Love To Give" by "The United States Of America" USA Every WEEK !
	🦇 9:20pm Julie: Twister is definitely a risk at this point
	🦇 9:20pm Black Dog: Haaaay Snaaaaylea
	🦇 9:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and night crew!
	🦇 9:22pm Dan S: ↳ Julie @9:20 Yes, a high risk. Check all the exclusions in your health insurance coverage before playing.
	9:22pm Snayle: ↳ Julie @9:20 I see whatcha did thar, Ms Julie... ;)
	9:23pm WLSClark: Hiya Snayle, julie and all.
	🦇 9:23pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	9:23pm HyperDose: ↳ Dan S @9:17 I'll see you in heaven if you made the list ;)
	🦇 9:24pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Death Sound Blues" by "Country Joe & the Fish" It's been a long, long time since I've heard this album.
	9:25pm hunterfelt: Ah one of the weird post-Syd Pink Floyd singles! Love these so much!
	🦇 9:27pm Black Dog: Jul, you are such a good sub for BPN - very similar groove with your own twist! Love it!
	🦇 9:27pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @9:25 not post.. Syd wrote the A side Rick Wright the B.
	🦇 9:27pm Julie: ↳ Black Dog @9:27 thanks so much Black Dog!
	9:28pm Dean: Country Joe's son runs this bookstore in Berkeley... https://moppstoys.com/
	9:29pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "The Bells of Rhymney" by "Cher" Not the Byrds, but not bad...
	9:30pm Beantown Doug: More maracas, Sonny!
	🦇 9:31pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "The Bells of Rhymney" by "Cher" Wow, I never knew she covered this song!
	9:32pm Dean: Two harpsichordists on that Cher album, one being Harpo Marx's adopted son.
	9:33pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @9:32 I NEVER find one harpsichord to be adequate, have to say...
	9:33pm asheville jon: BIRDS! Hello Cannibal!
	9:33pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @9:27 Oh wow, all this time I always thought it was the b-side of "Julia Dream" and now I'm reading that "Julia Dream" but now that I look it up, "Julia Dream" itself was the b-side of "It Would Be So Nice." I blame the utter randomness of the "Relics" compilation!
	9:34pm asheville jon: Oh, i'm here, helluva show so far Julie!
	9:35pm Dean: Well, you know, some harpsichords have two manuals.
	9:36pm HyperDose: Great first set, Julie!
	9:36pm Ross66: Hey Julie, that first set was really solid!
	9:37pm Dean: A former boss plays harpsichord and now a recently acquired fortepiano. Long ago, when he lived in the Hollywood Hills, he invited me to an intimate performance by Ton Koopman on harpsichord. I was already a big Koopman/Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra fan. You need to play a track from this, Julie, "Sunshine Superman," perhaps? https://www.discogs.com/master/731376-Mariano-And-The-Unbelievables-Mariano-And-The-Unbelievables
	🦇 9:38pm Julie: hiya Ross! thank you!
	9:42pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Baby Love" by "Annie Phillippe" France Gall and Sylvie Vartan I know, but I didn't know of Annie.
	🦇 9:42pm Black Dog: My Dad loved the Supremes' version of this song! He'd love this one too!
	🦇 9:42pm Julie: ↳ Dean @9:37 ooh that looks fun. and mort garson to boot
	9:43pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Fixing A Hole (Take 1)" by "The Beatles" Where's MOM? Beatles alert!
	9:43pm Dean: It is fun (and perhaps little more than fun), a novelty record that manages long stretches of credible pop.
	9:44pm Ross66: “Where I belong I’m right where I belong”
	9:44pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:42 There was also Francoise Hardy and Chantal Goya.
	9:44pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Fixing A Hole (Take 1)" by "The Beatles" Nice to hear this without all the layers (and aother harpsichord to boot). I have this somewhere, have to pull it out...
	9:45pm Ross66: ↳ doctorjazz @9:44 Agreed
	9:45pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Fixing A Hole (Take 1)" by "The Beatles" Geoff Emerick spent a weekend engineering the Sgt. Pepper stereo mix. No Beatles were present.
	9:47pm Ross66: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:45 Well, you hey sorted the basic structure of the mix when were there for the mono mix.
	9:47pm Ross66: ↳ Ross66 @9:47 Typo
	9:48pm doctorjazz: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:45 They supposedly didn't like, or care about the stereo mix. (It was more of a US thing)
	🦇 9:48pm Black Dog: ↳ Ross66 @9:45 Anyone who says that Ringo isn't a great drummer should try to criticize his work here. Simple and complicated.
	9:48pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Ross66 @9:47 She's leaving home in stereo runs in true speed. Paul sped it up a bit in the mono mix.
	9:48pm Ross66: ↳ doctorjazz @9:48 That’s what I understand as well
	9:49pm Beantown Doug: ↳ doctorjazz @9:48 Yeah, that was the beginning of the legend about the mono version. EMI put it back in print for a while in the early 80's.
	9:50pm doctorjazz: I have so many versions of those Beatles albums...
	9:50pm Ross66: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:48 The original stereo mix was slowed down and the mono was speed up in pitch
	9:51pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Ross66 @9:50 Geoff supposedly said he didn't play with the speed, and it was entirely his call. He had a tape boy helping him (his original job at EMI), but that was it.
	9:52pm Ross66: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:49 At 56, I can no longer hear that dog whistle at the end of SGT Pepper John had added before the inner groove gibberish
	9:52pm WLSClark: ↳ doctorjazz @9:50 Yeah, it's like there are "Now & Then" versions, right? haha
	9:52pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @9:52 lol
	9:53pm WLSClark: ↳ Ross66 @9:52 Yeah, like the high pitvhed sqeal I heard always in the 45 of Itchcoo park. Cant hear it anymore and none of the LP and CD versions had it.
	9:54pm doctorjazz: ↳ WLSClark @9:52 ;- )
	9:54pm hunterfelt: I can't believe it's taken me 42 years but I finally started to listen to Fanny this year and OMG they are even better than everybody told me! They should have been huge!
	9:55pm doctorjazz: ↳ WLSClark @9:53 What'd you all say! Louder pleaser...
	9:55pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @9:53 Yeah, not being able to hear those details anymore is a drag
	9:55pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Ross66 @9:52 My vinyl Pet Sounds reissue has a very high-pitched tone in a couple of spots during "I Know There's an Answer" I bought that record when I was 25, and it was really obvious. Couldn't be missed. It's been some years since I've been able to hear it.
	9:55pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Special Care" by "Fanny" HEllZ YaZs
	9:56pm Ross66: I’ve never seen this Fanny album
	9:56pm WLSClark: ↳ Ross66 @9:55 Even worse, I listened to my songs taped off radio on reels in 60's that i expect the songs to sound like those old tapes and most dont have the power of the old AM tapes.
	9:57pm hunterfelt: ↳ Ross66 @9:56 My first girlfriend told me to get into them but at the time like I couldn't even find a lot of their tracks on YouTube!
	9:57pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @9:56 That’s really interesting. We get used to hearing stuff a certain way.
	9:57pm doctorjazz: ↳ WLSClark @9:56 Don't those old tapes start losing the highs over time?
	🦇 9:57pm Julie: REELS! envious
	9:58pm Ross66: ↳ hunterfelt @9:57 Yeah, I don’t think I have anything by Fanning.
	9:58pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @9:57 (it's not me, it's the tape deteriorating)
	9:58pm Ross66: Is this off Bull in the woods?
	🦇 9:59pm Julie: ↳ Ross66 @9:58 no. 2nd album Easter Everywhere
	9:59pm WLSClark: ↳ doctorjazz @9:57 Didn't matter since many were recorded too loud anyway. haha. Actually, the issue is the tapes stretch so they play faster or BREAK! Lots of drop out now, but transferred as many as I could about 15 years ago.
	9:59pm Ross66: Answer found
	10:00pm doctorjazz: Had a close friend with a Reel to Reel Deck and dug up a lot of tapes. They sounded nice, but had more hiss than I'm used to (and I didn't need another rabbit hole to fall into).
	10:00pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @9:59 Thanks, I need to get more familiar with that album
	10:00pm WLSClark: ↳ doctorjazz @10:00 Computer can clean up some of that hiss. HOLLIES EVERY WEEK!!!
	10:01pm Ross66: ↳ doctorjazz @10:00 Right. I have a Sony R2R deck but it needs work.
	10:01pm WLSClark: ↳ doctorjazz @10:00 Best about my old tapes is hearing my DJ heroes saying things like "These are the Hollies on 8-9-0 A Go go"
	🦇 10:02pm Black Dog: Where's Mom?
	10:02pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @10:01 Yeah, that’s part of the history now around them
	10:03pm hunterfelt: ↳ Ross66 @10:00 The real heads rank "Easter Everywhere" over the debut. I'm not sure I'm there yet but it's definitely at least as good.
	10:04pm doctorjazz: ↳ WLSClark @10:01 That's great! I use to record radio on cassette, usually broadcasts of live shows. Not sure if I still have them, and don't have a working tape deck set up in the stereo anyway...
	10:04pm WLSClark: ↳ Ross66 @10:02 And having photos of the radio room still makes it even better. LOTS of photos of our great 60s days.
	10:04pm Ross66: ↳ hunterfelt @10:03 No way! Easter Everywhere has never quite grabbed me in he way that Psychedelic Sounds does.
	10:05pm Snayle: ↳ Song: "Would You Believe" by "The Hollies" (Sorry I'm late) >>>HOLLIES EVERY WEEEEK !
	10:05pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @10:04 I was too young, but remember AM radio of the early 70s.
	10:06pm WLSClark: ↳ doctorjazz @10:04 Yeah, I moved to cassette in 69 too. Have over 900 of those that are AT LEAST catalogued. Still have my first little tinny mic, original Bell reel to reel and first cassette deck and 8 track recorder.
	10:06pm Ross66: Sundazed put out a deluxe set of this ID album.
	10:07pm WLSClark: ↳ Ross66 @10:05 have lots of radio things in my 3 FMU shows. Those 70s days were cool too. THE LAST CONTEST!
	🦇 10:07pm Julie: ooooh
	10:07pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @10:06 Very cool
	10:07pm WLSClark: ↳ Snayle @10:05 I had you covered!
	10:08pm WLSClark: Julie, we were 4 VERY lucky guys to have a father in the know for tech.
	10:10pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @10:08 R2R was for dedicated HiFi dads and techie guys
	10:10pm asheville jon: Hi Cannibal!
	10:11pm Ross66: ↳ Ross66 @10:10 Guys who built there own HiFi gear from kits
	10:11pm WLSClark: I have a working Teach A-2340 sitting beside me now. So nice to have an auto slow down as opposed to the abrupt stop in 60s that sometimes broke the tape.
	🦇 10:11pm Black Dog: Jul, I had couple of friends in the late 70s who had nice reelto-reels. I couldn't hear the difference.
	10:11pm doctorjazz: ↳ Ross66 @10:11 Heath Kits, if I remember correctly.
	10:12pm Ross66: ↳ doctorjazz @10:11 Yes, and Dynaco out of Phillie
	🦇 10:12pm Black Dog: George Martin played the harpsichord, i think.
	10:12pm WLSClark: Julie, was that 60s show on the 4th stream, if I remember right?
	10:13pm Ross66: Elton!
	10:13pm doctorjazz: ↳ WLSClark @10:11 Some of these for sale on ebay www.ebay.com...
	10:14pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Honey Roll" by "Elton John" I recently tied the theme to the reprise like they did at last show of "Wonder Years." I loved that.
	10:14pm WLSClark: ↳ doctorjazz @10:13 Yeah, even cassette decks that were $5 are expensive today too.
	🦇 10:16pm Julie: ↳ WLSClark @10:14 such an underrated album
	10:16pm WLSClark: Gonna hang it up for tonight. bad cold most of the vacation weekend and still not mended. Great show, Julie. Love the birds too! Ross, sent you a contact message on your prfile if you wish.
	10:17pm Ross66: ↳ doctorjazz @10:13 There is growing interest in R2R. Analogue Productions has started coming out with prerecorded reels for $500 a title!
	10:17pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Christina's World" by "Nancy Priddy" For anyone interested, nancy Priddy is the girl who rings the bell in the LP break of Cryan Shames' "It Could be We're in Love."
	🦇 10:17pm Julie: nite WLSClark
	10:17pm WLSClark: ↳ Ross66 @10:17 Crazy!
	🦇 10:17pm Julie: ↳ WLSClark @10:17 she's also Christina Applegate's mom.
	🦇 10:18pm Julie: oh for whoever asked, yes Eclectical Banana was on the sheena stream and had 2-3 loyal listeners.
	10:18pm WLSClark: Nite Julie! Yes, I knew that later on about nancy too. Cool.
	10:18pm Ross66: ↳ WLSClark @10:17 She also sang backup on Suzanne and Songs of Leonard Cohen album.
	10:19pm WLSClark: ↳ Julie @10:18 I heard it, but I could never find what was going on with that stream and never saw chats then, so hard to get excited.
	🦇 10:19pm Julie: I think everyone sang backup for Cohen
	10:19pm Ross66: ↳ Ross66 @10:18 With members of the Kaleidoscope supply instrumentation
	10:19pm WLSClark: ↳ Ross66 @10:18 Did NOT know that, Ross!
	10:20pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Queen of the Hours" by "The Electric Light Orches... rather rare and underrated first.
	🦇 10:20pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Queen of the Hours" by "The Electric Light Orches... This is un- ELO! Great choice, Jul!
	10:20pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @10:19 Jennifer Warnes was perhaps he most well known of Leonard backup singers
	10:22pm HyperDose: Starting the infamous BPN third set off with Elton John is chef's kiss
	10:22pm hunterfelt: Lothar & The Hand People ! My favorite name of all the 60s psychedelic bands!
	10:23pm Ross66: This sounds like David Bowie
	10:24pm hunterfelt: ↳ Ross66 @10:23 They were one of the first rock bands to regularly incorporate synths!
	10:26pm Ross66: ↳ hunterfelt @10:24 And Lothar the theremin
	10:27pm Ross66: I bet this came out in quadraphonic
	10:29pm asheville jon: Nice Doors selection :)
	10:30pm Ross66: ↳ asheville jon @10:29 Yes, makes total sense in the context of 1968
	10:31pm Ross66: ↳ Ross66 @10:30 Though the Doors didn’t finish it until 69 or 70
	10:33pm doctorjazz: Time for Me to crash, thanks, Julie, Night All!
	10:33pm Ross66: ↳ doctorjazz @10:33 Gnite!
	10:33pm Dean: I have one and only one Doors record, The Best of The Doors. It's quadraphonic.
	🦇 10:34pm Julie: nite dr jazz!
	🦇 10:35pm Julie: I dont think I've ever experienced quadrophonic sound
	10:35pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:33 That’a cool. I have a vintage Quad system in the he basement and have played that in Quad. It’s missing a lot of key Doors tracks though.
	10:36pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @10:35 It was the he precursor to Dolby surround sound
	10:36pm Dean: They're playable on stereo. I've never heard it in quad. I have an aversion, anyway, to multi-channel, more than two. I think that Doors album is the only quad I have, too.
	🦇 10:37pm Julie: the 1st Doors record is the best IMHO. The others just have a couple standouts
	10:38pm Dean: I really don't know their albums. I suppose I'd opt for the first or L.A. Woman, but this is based almost exclusively on radio airplay.
	10:38pm asheville jon: I listened (again) to both the post-jim Doors albums today while working. Good stuff
	🦇 10:38pm Julie: who sings on those?
	10:39pm Ross66: ↳ asheville jon @10:38 How did you like them?
	10:39pm asheville jon: Robbie and Ray
	10:40pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:38 I’d start with those two. The first album has their master work, The End on it.
	10:40pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @10:37 Growing up around the time of the Doors revival around the time the Oliver Stone movie came out, a lot of their more popular stuff doesn't do it for me but I have like a playlist of less-played tracks and deep cuts that I think really hold up. I'll listen to things like "Peace Frog," "Love Street," "Changeling" and like pretty much anything off of "Strange Days."
	10:40pm asheville jon: I like them, liked them ever since i first got them, i guess back in the mid 80's? Might be an acquired taste, but i find them listenaable, with some good jams
	10:41pm Ross66: Wow, I’ve never seen these last two albums played.
	10:43pm Ross66: ↳ asheville jon @10:40 The Mosquito always cracked me up sung by Robbie
	10:44pm Dean: It's a basilica eating them.
	10:45pm Dean: After Bathing is the one I most frequently checked out from the library.
	10:45pm asheville jon: LA Woman is last album w jim
	10:46pm Ross66: Crown is a great album!
	10:47pm Ross66: It took me years to “get” Baxters. I like it now.
	10:47pm hunterfelt: "Jefferson Airplane Takes Off" is underrated even if there's no Grace Slick." "It's No Secret" is my favorite Airplane single and Skip Spence co-writes a few tracks.
	10:47pm Ross66: Elton was too old for the part
	10:47pm Snayle: ↳ Julie @10:37 My GF's & I went to see The Doors at Convention Hall, Asbury Park, '68. Earth Opera opened. Cops were everywhere ... I had my white nehru jacket & bell bottoms on - walked into a poster shop with black lights & lit up like we've never seen... ha ! But the show was amazing - despite the press reviews....we were mesmerized & smitten by it all...
	10:48pm Dean: I'll duck your flung tomatoes, but I dig "Ride the Tiger."
	🦇 10:48pm Black Dog: Elton & Maude! What a concept!
	10:48pm asheville jon: Ross, Robbie is pretty silly on i'm horny, i'm stoned
	10:48pm HyperDose: ↳ Ross66 @10:47 He was great in Kingsman: The Golden Circle
	🦇 10:48pm Julie: EARTH OPERA!
	10:48pm Ross66: ↳ asheville jon @10:48 Not doubt! lol
	10:48pm hunterfelt: ↳ Snayle @10:47 Earth Opera! As a Boston sports fan, you gotta love a band who gave us "The Red Sox Are Winning"
	10:49pm Dean: My Gram Parson album arrived today.
	🦇 10:49pm Julie: ↳ HyperDose @10:48 yes hilarious!
	10:49pm asheville jon: Nice Stones selection :)
	10:49pm Dean: Parsons
	10:50pm hunterfelt: MERRY F'ING CLAYTON
	10:50pm Ross66: Earth Opera featured the Rowan brothers who later went Bluegrass
	10:50pm Ross66: Killer Stones track!
	10:50pm Dean: Peter Rowan and ?
	🦇 10:50pm Julie: ↳ Ross66 @10:47 he was a baby face back in 1970 I think he could've done it.
	🦇 10:50pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @10:47 I never play it. I really should give it a chance.
	10:51pm Dean: (I'll reveal here my last name: Rowan.)
	🦇 10:51pm Julie: as opposed to Dean Martin?
	10:51pm Snayle: ↳ hunterfelt @10:48 Yeah ! altho "Great American Eagle Tradegy" was on their minds at that time... ;)
	10:52pm Snayle: ↳ Ross66 @10:50 Yep !!! And they did it well !
	10:52pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:50 Maybe, it was just Peter in that band. He and his brothers recorded as The Rowans.
	10:52pm HyperDose: ↳ Julie @10:49 I love those movies so much! Great way to get newer generations into the classic Bond films (Roger Moore is my Bond)
	10:52pm Dean: Dean Martin was the inspiration for my name. In fact, Rowan was only two generations old when I was born. My paternal grandfather changed his name for no clear reason according to family lore.
	10:52pm Ross66: ↳ Snayle @10:52 Yes, folky bluegrass
	🦇 10:52pm Julie: ↳ Julie @10:51 this was a Laugh-In joke btw
	🦇 10:53pm Julie: ↳ HyperDose @10:52 I really wish they would do a third
	10:53pm Dean: Dan Rowan, Dick Martin...got it.
	10:53pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @10:50 Your are correct, he had a very boyish face.
	10:54pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:53 And Loren Rowan.
	10:54pm Ross66: ↳ Ross66 @10:54 In the Rowans
	🦇 10:54pm Julie: pretty much had the same hair Bud had in the movie. and small, it would've worked I think,
	10:55pm Dean: I've heard of The Rowans, but can't say I've heard them, though it's entirely possible I was tuned in when WFMU played a track or two.
	10:55pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:52 Rowan did not exist as a surname prior?
	10:57pm Dean: Prior to my paternal grandfather, no, not in my family, to my knowledge. He was a Lopresto.
	🦇 10:58pm Julie: wasn't one of those Ellis island name you after the town things?
	10:58pm HyperDose: ↳ Julie @10:53 How funny was Sam Jackson with a lisp? And that church scene with Free Bird 😍 Apparently the 3rd movie will begin filming in 2024 (yes Eggsy and Harry are slated to return)
	🦇 10:58pm Julie: ↳ HyperDose @10:58 oooh yes so glad to hear that.
	🦇 10:59pm Julie: that church scene might be the most violence I've ever seen in such a short time in a movie.
	11:01pm hunterfelt: ↳ Ross66 @10:52 Yeah, Peter Rowan and David Grisman from Earth Opera teamed up with Jerry Garcia for Old & In The Way which essentially became a... hippie bluegrass supergroup? So so so good. Their cover of "Wild Horses" is my favorite take on the song.
	11:01pm Dean: I need to pick up that album. It remains ubiquitous.
	11:02pm Snayle: ↳ Ross66 @10:52 David Grisman was in Earth Opera with Peter Rowan... Peter went on to Seatrain, then he & David went on to Old & In The Way...then teamed up with Clarence White & others in Muleskinner The Rowan Brothers would eventually connect: Peter, Chris & Lorin... whew.
	11:03pm Snayle: ↳ hunterfelt @11:01 Nailed it !
	11:04pm HyperDose: ↳ Julie @10:59 I'm a major John Wick fan and that church fight choreography was better than any gun-fu Wick scene
	11:04pm Dean: Clarence White has appeared on my radar three days in a row now. Two days ago I started rereading a book of poetry published by a friend of mine in 1988, which includes a series of poems about a Clarence White, which I take to be my friend's alter ego. Yesterday I was in a record store where I saw collections of recordings by the Clarence White to whom Snayle refers here, today.
	11:06pm hunterfelt: "Which side are you on, brother?" is the most late-60s possible lyric.
	🦇 11:07pm Julie: Michael Caine, Colin Firth and Taron Edgerton as three generations of michael caine in:
	11:07pm Dean: The Caine Mutiny?
	🦇 11:07pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @11:06 she was a folk singer after all
	11:09pm Ross66: An unknown Bob Dylan played harmonica on Hester’s first album
	11:09pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:07 I sadly am more familiar with her name than with her work, which is exactly why I love tuning into shows like this. Filling in all of these musical blindspots!
	11:09pm Snayle: ↳ Dean @11:04 Apparently, like so many, Clarence also appears in 3's... ;)
	11:10pm Dean: My day started and may well be ending with The Kinks. The coffee ship this morning, 7am, was playing them. Another WFMU show featured them, and now this.
	🦇 11:10pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Twentieth Century Man" by "The Kinks" Mom, are you there?
	11:11pm HyperDose: ↳ Song: "Twentieth Century Man" by "The Kinks" There are those Kinks! :)
	11:11pm Snayle: ↳ Song: "Twentieth Century Man" by "The Kinks" Been hearing lots of Hillbillies on the waves and streams lately - DJ mind melds are ever-present ...;)
	🦇 11:11pm Julie: ↳ Snayle @11:11 so weird how that happens sometimes
	🦇 11:12pm Julie: I'm not a big fan of this album really. a couple of good ones but kinda countrified for me
	11:12pm Chuck: ↳ Song: "Twentieth Century Man" by "The Kinks" Rock and Roll!!!...:)
	🦇 11:12pm Mxter Baba: Hi, Julie and folx—enjoying the sounds on a chilly evening full of moonlight!
	🦇 11:13pm Julie: and you could tell he was slipping into his concept album phase
	🦇 11:13pm Julie: hi Chuck! Hi Mxter baba!
	11:13pm Snayle: ↳ Julie @11:11 It totally trips me out ....but it's so great to know that great minds think alike.. :)
	11:14pm Dean: Suddenly reminded that yesterday I was driving south in Berkeley behind a gray Prius with a WFMU bumper sticker. For a moment it meant nothing to me. "Oh, yeah. WFMU. Of course." Then I realized that here was another local fan!
	11:15pm asheville jon: Listened to this Moody's album today too. Good stuff
	11:16pm Snayle: ↳ Song: "Tortoise and The Hare" by "The Moody Blues" ooooh Good 'un !
	11:16pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:12 My favorite 70s Kinks album is "Misfits," which feels like a very oddball choice but I guess it makes sense considering it is called "Misfits," after all.
	11:16pm Chuck: ↳ Julie @11:13 Just been laying back digging the tunes Julie...yer doin' great!!!...:)
	11:16pm HyperDose: ↳ Mxter Baba @11:12 Hayyyyy! 🤪
	🦇 11:17pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @11:16 I listened to misfits and sleepwalker A LOT... found them in a cutout bin somewhere. and tend to forget which song is on which
	11:17pm Dean: I'd opt for Sleepwalker.
	11:17pm Ross66: Great Moodies tune
	11:18pm Dean: "Life On the Road," damn fine way to open a record.
	11:18pm Ross66: Can is one group ive not heard a lot of
	🦇 11:18pm Mxter Baba: ↳ HyperDose @11:16 hyyyyperdosekinnnns!
	11:19pm asheville jon: Dean: i took my daughter to her clarinet lesson the other day. Pulled in her teacher's driveway, and there was a car with 2 wfmu stickers (jersey plates) on it! It was her teacher's son's car. He was down here visiting for the holidays.
	11:19pm Ross66: ↳ asheville jon @11:19 Way cool!
	11:19pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:17 They're both so good! Hearing "Out Of The Wardrobe" for the first time as a teenager was one of the first songs that really made me rethink gender roles in a serious way. A really important song for me.
	11:20pm Dean: That's marvelous, asheville jon. And good on your daughter for studying clarinet. That was my first instrument, not counting recorder.
	🦇 11:20pm Mxter Baba: ↳ Ross66 @11:18 oooh, Explorers Room just did a whole program featuring CAN: wfmu.org...
	11:20pm Scobot: Or Can by Spoon.
	🦇 11:20pm Julie: hi scobot!
	11:20pm hunterfelt: ↳ Ross66 @11:18 You are in for a treat! I recommend starting with "Monster Movie" and just going chronologically! Mindblowing stuff!
	11:22pm asheville jon: I don't think i've ever seen another fmu sticker in this town. My daughter is pretty good. She made western nc districts last year, missed making states by 3 positions. She's in the asheville youth symphony orchestra. I'm pretty proud of her!
	11:22pm Ross66: ↳ hunterfelt @11:20 Okay, thanks! I have one double album by Can with a white cover and some kind of orange watercolor on the cover. I’ll have to play it.
	11:23pm asheville jon: Birds!!!
	11:23pm Dean: Rightly proud! She'll always have a special musical facet to her life.
	11:25pm hunterfelt: ↳ Ross66 @11:22 "Tago Mago!" Many Can-heads call that their peak! It could use a tad more editing for me compared to their single-disc albums but it's fantastic!
	11:26pm Ross66: ↳ hunterfelt @11:25 Yes, that it! And bought it after hearing a cut off it on BPN.
	🦇 11:27pm Midge: I'm checking out for the night. Thank you Julie.
	11:27pm Dean: I played this album just last night from the Breezes of Patchouli box I acquired thanks to your introduction, Julie.
	11:27pm HyperDose: ↳ Mxter Baba @11:18 I must say I truly cherish the time we share on these boards. An MxBB sighting is to be celebrated!
	🦇 11:27pm Julie: nite Midge, thanks for hanging out!
	11:28pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Atlantis" by "Donovan" Donovan is the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet and chat with, which I once did by chance in the international terminal at Boston's Logan Airport.
	11:29pm Snayle: ↳ Beantown Doug @11:28 I"ve heard that he's super cool ! Lucky YOU !
	11:30pm Ross66: Julie does a great job filling in as she often plays a different mix of stuff from the same era.
	🦇 11:30pm Julie: thanks Ross!
	11:31pm Ross66: ↳ Beantown Doug @11:28 Very cool!
	11:31pm Snayle: ↳ Ross66 @11:30 Copy that !
	11:31pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @11:30 Thank you!
	11:35pm hunterfelt: This is what most versions of "Twist and Shout" sound like if you've taken too many downers.
	11:36pm Dean: Fifty Foot Hose came out of Mills College, a musical academy with serious pedigree for a very long time. But they recently faced bankruptcy, and have since partnered with Northeastern University. I hope the music legacy survives.
	🦇 11:36pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @11:35 45 played at 33
	11:36pm Snayle: ↳ hunterfelt @11:35 haha !
	11:36pm Chuck: ↳ Song: "Twist and Shout" by "The Mamas & The Papas" I wonder if John liked his version???...:)
	11:37pm Dean: It's hard to twist and shout in a swimming pool.
	11:37pm Snayle: ↳ Julie @11:36 cue the roller skating organ... ;)
	11:38pm Ross66: Cool album here!
	11:38pm Dean: Typo: Meltzer
	11:39pm Ross66: I have the Serpent Power album but was unaware of this one.
	11:40pm Snayle: Thanks for the FabGear Tunes Julie ! Gotta turn out the lites & lock the door... Have a Groovy Week Y'all > Catchya on the hear & there.... Peace & Luv OXOXO
	🦇 11:41pm Julie: see ya snayle!
	11:42pm Chuck: ↳ Snayle @11:40 Happy trails Snayle...:)
	11:43pm HyperDose: Sleep tight Snayle!
	11:44pm Ross66: Gnite Snayle
	11:45pm hunterfelt: It wouldn't be a Julie set without Marc Bolan!
	11:46pm Dean: After the show I have to head out to SFO to pick up my son, who is flying in from Orlando. At the moment he's just about over Manhattan...Nevada.
	🦇 11:46pm Julie: oh how nice that he's visiting!
	11:47pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Born To Boogie" by "T. Rex" BBC Radio 2 had Marc Bolan bio I heard a few years ago.
	11:47pm Dean: Speaking of "Julie set," I noticed that we opened with Shirley Bassey, not Gary Numan. Have you decided on a 2024 opener? He visited Orlando with his cousins, aunt, and uncle. He's only 17. Missed school today.
	11:48pm asheville jon: Great show tonight Julie!
	🦇 11:48pm Julie: thanks asheville!
	🦇 11:49pm Julie: ↳ Dean @11:47 I think I have but I'm not telling! Yeah Gary doesn't quite fit the show
	11:49pm Erik-Overt: Dang, Daughto of Albion, USofA, Fanny, Can, Fifty Foot Hose, The Serpent Power…all in one night! = cornucopia time.
	🦇 11:49pm Julie: I've yet to unearth young Gary Numan's 1973 folk rock band :P
	🦇 11:49pm Julie: HI Erik! glad you like it!
	11:51pm Scobot: Thank you, Kit Lambert!
	11:51pm Dean: A buddy of mine in LA might have knowledge of old Numan. He really did stuff before Tubeway Army? Do you know the name of the band?
	11:52pm Ross66: Hippie Jennifer Warnes.
	🦇 11:52pm Julie: ↳ Dean @11:51 no, I was kidding. I'm not aware of anything earlier. But you never know.
	11:52pm Scobot: This Warnes tune is sublime.
	11:53pm Ross66: ↳ Scobot @11:52 Yeah, great cover
	11:53pm Ross66: Jennifer was in Hair as well.
	11:53pm Chuck: ↳ Ross66 @11:52 She's a stalker???...:)
	11:54pm Ross66: ↳ Chuck @11:53 Huh?
	11:54pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:52 Ye Tubeway Infantry
	11:54pm Scobot: Supreme to the original.
	11:54pm Dean: Ah, I fell for it. I mean, he's old enough for a prodigy. Woulda been 15 or so in '73.
	🦇 11:55pm Black Dog: Julie, thanks for a great show!
	11:55pm Chuck: Groovy show, Julie!!!...:)
	11:55pm hunterfelt: A wonderful show. It was wonderful chatting with you all. Now I have to get back to actually doing work. Boo.
	11:56pm Ross: Had a great time listening and chatting tonight! Thanks, Julie!
	11:56pm Dean: Tanx? You're welcome!
	11:57pm Beantown Doug: Really liked all of your music selections, Julie!
	🦇 11:59pm Julie: thanks so much!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from November 27, 2023

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