WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from June 13, 2024

Listener comments!
	9:27am Krys O.: Helloooooo!
	9:43am Jan Turkenburg: Helloooo Krys :-)
	9:58am doctorjazz: Love that GIF, Hi Jan, Streamers!
	10:02am Krys O.: ↳ Song: "Dry Bones" by "Ames Brothers" Always makes me think of The Prisoner.
	10:02am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Doctorjazz!
	10:03am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:02 (had forgotten to click 'ok'...)
	10:04am David in California: Hello, Jan!
	10:04am fred: Hello Jan and all @Krys: same here, I think the finale was the first time I heard this song
	10:06am Jan Turkenburg: Hello David! Hello fred!
	10:06am David in California: ↳ fred @10:04 One of the first times I heard it was when Peter O'Toole did a version of it in "The Ruling Class".
	10:13am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Song: "Wij Zijn Twee Eenzame Cowboys" by "Johnny Kraayka... The other day I heard and english version, probably the original. Does anyone know this melody?
	10:14am David in California: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:13 It sounds like "Red River Valley".
	10:15am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Dem Dry Bones" by "Delta Rhythm Boys" The version I'm most familiar with, love it! (Not sure about the anatomy, though, teach it a bit differently in Medical School).
	10:17am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ David in California @10:14 Yes, Red river valley! Now I remember, thanks David!
	10:17am Dean: You don't study the foot bone in med school, doc?
	10:17am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ David in California @10:06 Hi Dean!
	10:17am Krys O.: ↳ David in California @10:06 Ooh, that is a great film! Thanks for the reminder.
	10:17am Dean: Good morning!
	10:18am Jan Turkenburg: I first heard the Dry Bones song on The Singing Detective
	10:18am Krys O.: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:18 Another great series.
	10:21am David in California: ↳ Krys O. @10:17 I haven't seen a movie by tnat name, but I remember the song being used in the John Ford "Grapes of Wrath".
	10:21am Dean: I want to hear "Yes Tonight Josephine" covered by Red Hot Chili Peppers.
	10:22am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Dean @10:21 Yes!
	10:27am wenzo: Good morning Jan & peoples
	10:29am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Wenzo!
	10:31am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ Song: "Dry Bones" by "Waring's Pennsylvanians (Glee Club)" As a real doctor I can confirm that everything in this song is completely true
	10:31am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Song: "Dry Bones" by "Waring's Pennsylvanians (Glee Club)" This is the singing detective version, if I'm not mistanken
	10:32am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @10:31 😁
	10:32am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Good afternoon/morning everyone! Checking in from the treadmill today!
	10:33am Jan Turkenburg: Hello N A R D!
	10:33am WR: Hello Jan and folks
	10:34am Jan Turkenburg: Hello WR!
	10:42am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Dial S For Sonny" by "Sonny Clark" Great album (drifting a bit into modern times, no?)
	10:47am Asheville Jon: hi Jan sorry for my stupid emails this morning
	10:48am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Jon!
	10:49am Jan Turkenburg: Haven't read them yet. Now you're making me curious! :-)
	10:49am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ Song: "Theo (Banana Boat Song)" by "Bobbejaan Schoepen" Was Bobbejaan Schoepen Belgian by any chance?
	10:50am WR: ↳ Song: "Dial S For Sonny" by "Sonny Clark" I was about to write "calling doctorjazz". Hadn't read the earlier comments to see he was already connected. Very nice session with Sonny Clark. I've not listened to him in a long time and that was his 2nd album with Coltrane in the band. Very nice trumpet playing by Art Farmer. From Wikipedia: Sonny Clark – piano Art Farmer – trumpet Curtis Fuller – trombone Hank Mobley – tenor saxophone Wilbur Ware – bass Louis Hayes – drums
	10:50am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, he was! And he gave his name to Bobbejaanland amusment parks
	10:51am Dean: "Bring out your dead!"
	10:51am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:50 ah ha oh no 😬
	10:51am Asheville Jon: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:49 same thing as last time. no need to fret
	10:51am Jan Turkenburg: www.bobbejaanland.be
	10:51am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: So much wrong with a Belgian singing that song
	10:51am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Asheville Jon @10:51 No worries
	10:52am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @10:51 you're right....
	10:52am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: I'm obsessed with the idea of a rag man, what happened to this profession? don't we still have rags? don't we still need to mend clothes
	10:57am WR: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @10:52 Library of Congress blog post about rag man profession: blogs.loc.gov...
	10:57am doctorjazz: ↳ WR @10:50 ;- )
	10:58am Dean: And Manet's depiction of a rag picker: https://www.manet.org/rag-picker.jsp
	10:58am Krys O.: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @10:52 There is a guy in my town in NJ who sharpens knives/blades. He comes to you with his van. I think paranoid folks discourage peddlers. I know I don't answer the door if I'm not expecting anyone, but I'm a woman that lives alone, so that is recommended.
	11:01am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ Krys O. @10:58 We have mobile knife sharpeners here too, I know of at least 2 in my neighborhood, but no rag men
	11:04am David (in London): Late arrival, but hello Jan and assembled hepcats.
	11:06am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ WR @10:57 great read, seems like they were determined to make this profession illegal without explicitly making it illegal
	11:20am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Lazy Bones" by "Louis Armstrong" Love this (Crosby taking Jack Teagarten's part of the routine).
	11:27am Krys O.: ↳ Song: "Gonna find me a bluebird" by "Petula Clark" Petula Clark was a child actress before she had hits. She was in a great movie called I Know Where I'm Going in 1945.
	11:27am doctorjazz: 1957 is a big year on today's show...
	11:30am Dean: MI-knee-oh
	11:30am Dean: As in Minnie...
	11:31am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Dean @11:30 thank you
	11:32am David (in London): ↳ Krys O. @11:27 An Archers classic! There's also a weird clip of her doing a live performance on a show called The Big TNT, or something like that as I recall, where she stops to hold hands with an audience member and serenade him, and it's actually Sky Saxon from The Seeds. One of those 'couldn't make it up' moments.
	11:33am WR: ↳ Song: "Gonna find me a bluebird" by "Petula Clark" Yes, Krys, I didn't realize that Pet Clark (born the same year as my mother) had been an active entertainer since a child, doing radio during WWII. Quick skim of her Wikipedia page outlines a long and very interesting career.
	11:36am Krys O.: ↳ David (in London) @11:32 I've seen that! Yes, I adore Powell/Pressburger films. A Matter of Life and Death was recently on TCM and it was so good to see. It was called Stairway to Heaven when they showed it on TV here in the States in the early 70s. An absolute favorite! I love Pet's character in IKWIG.
	11:37am WR: ↳ David (in London) @11:32 Interesting, I have the DVD f The Big TNT with Pet Clark performing 3 songs. Will for that.
	11:41am David (in London): ↳ Krys O. @11:36 You're a woman after my own heart, Krys. AMOLAD is just about my favourite film of all time. Powell was a bloody genius, and I thank the Lord for Coppola and Scorsese allowing him to play Merlin in their Camelot when he was so badly in the wilderness for so long. Have you seen A Canterbury Tale? That's a weird one, but one I absolutely love too. (and from where Kubrick pinched his 2001 jump cut).
	11:41am Krys O.: ↳ WR @11:37 By the way, teenage Ron & Russell Mael are in the audience of the Big TNT show. They're in frame with the camera pans the audience during the Ronettes appearance. I spotted that about 20 some odd years ago and, through Dutch fan club channels, told the Mael brothers about it. They thanked us (my ex was the communicator, I was the spotter). That bit of info made it into the Sparks documentary Edgar Wright made. Always proud of that even though I don't get credited.
	11:42am David (in London): ↳ WR @11:37 Wow, really? It's something I only saw the clip thanks to an obsessive garage fan friend. Was Big TNT a popular thing?
	11:42am Krys O.: ↳ David (in London) @11:41 I read about A Canterbury Tale when I took books on film out of the public library as a kid. Haven't seen it yet.
	11:43am Feldy: Hello Jan and all!
	11:43am WR: en.wikipedia.org... It was a movie, a follow up to TAMI pop movie. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:44am Krys O.: ↳ WR @11:43 Right! And released in theaters nationwide. Kind of like Go-Go Big Beat and such in the UK.
	11:45am WR: ↳ Krys O. @11:41 wow. I didn't know about that until I saw the Sparks doc.
	11:45am David (in London): Ah, the days when you could have David McCallum, Bo Diddley, and The Byrds all on the same bill. Sigh.
	11:46am Krys O.: ↳ Krys O. @11:44 Or Go Go Mania.
	11:47am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ David (in London) @11:04 Sorry David, I hadn't formally welcomed you!
	11:48am David (in London): ↳ Jan Turkenburg @11:47 That's OK, Jan. I was just weeping silently into my minestrone.
	11:49am Feldy: ↳ David (in London) @11:48 Haha! Hi David!
	11:50am David (in London): ↳ Feldy @11:49 Hey Adam! How are ya?
	11:51am WR: The future Sparks. wfmu.org... I am most curious about the young lady that Ron is speaking with.
	11:52am David (in London): ↳ WR @11:51 Wow, great spot, Krys. Not sure I'd have recognised them. (Though it's clear once it's pointed out).
	11:52am Krys O.: ↳ Song: "The Cresta Blanca Carnival (part two, conclusion)... That was magnificent!
	11:54am Feldy: Oh I missed that June 7th show here in Phoenix!
	11:55am Krys O.: Thanks, Jan!
	11:55am David (in London): Thanks Jan, great show.
	11:56am Feldy: Thanks, Jan!
	11:56am Asheville Jon: thanks Jan
	11:56am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Feldy @11:56 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:56am David in California: Thank you, Jan!
	11:57am WR: Thank you! Jan! Great episode and happily except for the first half hour work didn't pull me away. Laters good folk.
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ David (in London) @11:55 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Asheville Jon @11:56 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Krys O. @11:55 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ David in California @11:56 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @11:57 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Thanks everybody!
	11:59am doctorjazz: Thanks Jan! Fun show!
	11:59am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ doctorjazz @11:59 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:59am Roberto: Roberto also don't eat no meat.

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June 13, 2024: 358 (Dry Bones)

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Images	Approx. start time
	inro "inro"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ames Brothers	Dry Bones "Dry Bones" by "Ames Brothers"	1952			0:00:47 (Pop-up)
Barney Kessel Orchestra	Honey Rock	1957			0:02:54 (Pop-up)
Zaaiers o.l.v. Jos Cleber	Postkoets	1957			0:05:09 (Pop-up)
Edward Meeker	Rap Rap Rap Rap On Your Minstrel Bones	1912			0:08:04 (Pop-up)
Johnny Kraaykamp & Rijk de Gooyer	Wij Zijn Twee Eenzame Cowboys	1957			0:12:03 (Pop-up)
Delta Rhythm Boys	Dem Dry Bones "Dem Dry Bones" by "Delta Rhythm Boys"				0:14:36 (Pop-up)
Fisk University Male Quartet	O Mary, Don't You Weep, Don't You Mourn				0:17:25 (Pop-up)
The Tunettes	Yes Tonight Josephine	1957			0:20:10 (Pop-up)
Brother Bones, His Whistle and His Bones	Rosetta	1949			0:22:23 (Pop-up)
George De Fretes	Ajoen Ajoen (vocal - Joyce Aubrey & Bill Toma)	1957			0:24:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Christianne	Ballade (Burgmüller)	2024			0:25:54 (Pop-up)
Waring's Pennsylvanians (Glee Club)	Dry Bones	1947			0:29:01 (Pop-up)
Thrianta's	Al Die Willen Ter Kaapren Varen & Joli Tambour & In't Fortuintje	1957			0:31:18 (Pop-up)
Jack Payne BBC Dance Orchestra	Any Rags Bottles Or Bones	1930			0:36:40 (Pop-up)
Sonny Clark	Dial S For Sonny "Dial S For Sonny" by "Sonny Clark"	1957			0:39:57 (Pop-up)
Bobbejaan Schoepen	Theo (Banana Boat Song)	1957			0:47:16 (Pop-up)
Kay Kyser And His Orchestra	Any Rags, Any Bones, Any Botttles today	1936			0:49:48 (Pop-up)
Gebrüder Möser (Alfred, Paul, Albert)	Z Vreneli au thuner Seer				0:52:53 (Pop-up)
Jacques Brel	L' Air De La Bétise	1957			0:55:36 (Pop-up)
Jules de Corte	Madelieve Madeleine	1957			0:59:57 (Pop-up)
Leon Sash	Leon The Lion "Leon The Lion" by "Leon Sash"	1957			1:02:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Christianne	Ballade (Burgmüller)	2024			1:04:27 (Pop-up)
Pat Flowers	Save The Bones For Henry Jones	1947	(vocal - Flowers)		1:06:33 (Pop-up)
Sal Mineo	You Shouldn't Do That "You Shouldn't Do That" by "Sal Mineo"	1957			1:09:13 (Pop-up)
Harry Bence Orchestra	I May Be Wrong	1957			1:11:10 (Pop-up)
Dorus	Me Paraplu "Me Paraplu" by "Dorus"	1957	(+ Cor Steyn)		1:13:18 (Pop-up)
Pepita Fernandez	El Berebito "El Berebito" by "Pepita Fernandez"	1957			1:16:38 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Lazy Bones "Lazy Bones" by "Louis Armstrong"	1950	(+ Gary Crosby)		1:18:06 (Pop-up)
Petula Clark	Gonna find me a bluebird	1957			1:21:00 (Pop-up)
Rudy Wairata's Hawaiian Minstrels	Rock And Roll And Breezes	1957			1:23:29 (Pop-up)
Sweet Sixteen	Want Wij Zijn Zeventien	1957			1:25:57 (Pop-up)
Old Time Radio "Old Time Radio"
Eddy Arnold a.o.	The Eddy Arnold Show 1947-10-16	1947			1:30:34 (Pop-up)
Morton Gould, Dorothy Shay, Alec Templeton & Frank Gallop	The Cresta Blanca Carnival (part two, conclusion)	1944		Dorothy Shay Dorothy Shay	1:42:38 (Pop-up)

Johnny Mercer	Save The Bones For Henry Jones	1947	(+ Nat King Cole)		1:56:30 (Pop-up)

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The Ragged Phonograph Program with Mike Haar Original ragtime, jazz, and pop music from the first quarter of the 20th century, with historical background on vaudeville-era artists

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Thomas Edison's Attic The audio curator at Edison National Historic Site rummages through the archives of the legendary Edison Laboratory of West Orange, New Jersey

The Old Codger: playing 78 RPM records like they're going out of style!

Secret Museum of the Air with Citizen Kafka and Pat Conte: Archives

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Music and other recordings of Lynda Barry in the june 7, 2020 episode of Canibal Stew with DJ ARB

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Listener comments!
	9:27am Krys O.: Helloooooo!
	9:43am Jan Turkenburg: Helloooo Krys :-)
	9:58am doctorjazz: Love that GIF, Hi Jan, Streamers!
	10:02am Krys O.: ↳ Song: "Dry Bones" by "Ames Brothers" Always makes me think of The Prisoner.
	10:02am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Doctorjazz!
	10:03am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:02 (had forgotten to click 'ok'...)
	10:04am David in California: Hello, Jan!
	10:04am fred: Hello Jan and all @Krys: same here, I think the finale was the first time I heard this song
	10:06am Jan Turkenburg: Hello David! Hello fred!
	10:06am David in California: ↳ fred @10:04 One of the first times I heard it was when Peter O'Toole did a version of it in "The Ruling Class".
	10:13am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Song: "Wij Zijn Twee Eenzame Cowboys" by "Johnny Kraayka... The other day I heard and english version, probably the original. Does anyone know this melody?
	10:14am David in California: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:13 It sounds like "Red River Valley".
	10:15am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Dem Dry Bones" by "Delta Rhythm Boys" The version I'm most familiar with, love it! (Not sure about the anatomy, though, teach it a bit differently in Medical School).
	10:17am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ David in California @10:14 Yes, Red river valley! Now I remember, thanks David!
	10:17am Dean: You don't study the foot bone in med school, doc?
	10:17am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ David in California @10:06 Hi Dean!
	10:17am Krys O.: ↳ David in California @10:06 Ooh, that is a great film! Thanks for the reminder.
	10:17am Dean: Good morning!
	10:18am Jan Turkenburg: I first heard the Dry Bones song on The Singing Detective
	10:18am Krys O.: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:18 Another great series.
	10:21am David in California: ↳ Krys O. @10:17 I haven't seen a movie by tnat name, but I remember the song being used in the John Ford "Grapes of Wrath".
	10:21am Dean: I want to hear "Yes Tonight Josephine" covered by Red Hot Chili Peppers.
	10:22am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Dean @10:21 Yes!
	10:27am wenzo: Good morning Jan & peoples
	10:29am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Wenzo!
	10:31am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ Song: "Dry Bones" by "Waring's Pennsylvanians (Glee Club)" As a real doctor I can confirm that everything in this song is completely true
	10:31am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Song: "Dry Bones" by "Waring's Pennsylvanians (Glee Club)" This is the singing detective version, if I'm not mistanken
	10:32am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @10:31 😁
	10:32am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Good afternoon/morning everyone! Checking in from the treadmill today!
	10:33am Jan Turkenburg: Hello N A R D!
	10:33am WR: Hello Jan and folks
	10:34am Jan Turkenburg: Hello WR!
	10:42am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Dial S For Sonny" by "Sonny Clark" Great album (drifting a bit into modern times, no?)
	10:47am Asheville Jon: hi Jan sorry for my stupid emails this morning
	10:48am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Jon!
	10:49am Jan Turkenburg: Haven't read them yet. Now you're making me curious! :-)
	10:49am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ Song: "Theo (Banana Boat Song)" by "Bobbejaan Schoepen" Was Bobbejaan Schoepen Belgian by any chance?
	10:50am WR: ↳ Song: "Dial S For Sonny" by "Sonny Clark" I was about to write "calling doctorjazz". Hadn't read the earlier comments to see he was already connected. Very nice session with Sonny Clark. I've not listened to him in a long time and that was his 2nd album with Coltrane in the band. Very nice trumpet playing by Art Farmer. From Wikipedia: Sonny Clark – piano Art Farmer – trumpet Curtis Fuller – trombone Hank Mobley – tenor saxophone Wilbur Ware – bass Louis Hayes – drums
	10:50am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, he was! And he gave his name to Bobbejaanland amusment parks
	10:51am Dean: "Bring out your dead!"
	10:51am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:50 ah ha oh no 😬
	10:51am Asheville Jon: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:49 same thing as last time. no need to fret
	10:51am Jan Turkenburg: www.bobbejaanland.be
	10:51am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: So much wrong with a Belgian singing that song
	10:51am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Asheville Jon @10:51 No worries
	10:52am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @10:51 you're right....
	10:52am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: I'm obsessed with the idea of a rag man, what happened to this profession? don't we still have rags? don't we still need to mend clothes
	10:57am WR: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @10:52 Library of Congress blog post about rag man profession: blogs.loc.gov...
	10:57am doctorjazz: ↳ WR @10:50 ;- )
	10:58am Dean: And Manet's depiction of a rag picker: https://www.manet.org/rag-picker.jsp
	10:58am Krys O.: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @10:52 There is a guy in my town in NJ who sharpens knives/blades. He comes to you with his van. I think paranoid folks discourage peddlers. I know I don't answer the door if I'm not expecting anyone, but I'm a woman that lives alone, so that is recommended.
	11:01am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ Krys O. @10:58 We have mobile knife sharpeners here too, I know of at least 2 in my neighborhood, but no rag men
	11:04am David (in London): Late arrival, but hello Jan and assembled hepcats.
	11:06am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ WR @10:57 great read, seems like they were determined to make this profession illegal without explicitly making it illegal
	11:20am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Lazy Bones" by "Louis Armstrong" Love this (Crosby taking Jack Teagarten's part of the routine).
	11:27am Krys O.: ↳ Song: "Gonna find me a bluebird" by "Petula Clark" Petula Clark was a child actress before she had hits. She was in a great movie called I Know Where I'm Going in 1945.
	11:27am doctorjazz: 1957 is a big year on today's show...
	11:30am Dean: MI-knee-oh
	11:30am Dean: As in Minnie...
	11:31am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Dean @11:30 thank you
	11:32am David (in London): ↳ Krys O. @11:27 An Archers classic! There's also a weird clip of her doing a live performance on a show called The Big TNT, or something like that as I recall, where she stops to hold hands with an audience member and serenade him, and it's actually Sky Saxon from The Seeds. One of those 'couldn't make it up' moments.
	11:33am WR: ↳ Song: "Gonna find me a bluebird" by "Petula Clark" Yes, Krys, I didn't realize that Pet Clark (born the same year as my mother) had been an active entertainer since a child, doing radio during WWII. Quick skim of her Wikipedia page outlines a long and very interesting career.
	11:36am Krys O.: ↳ David (in London) @11:32 I've seen that! Yes, I adore Powell/Pressburger films. A Matter of Life and Death was recently on TCM and it was so good to see. It was called Stairway to Heaven when they showed it on TV here in the States in the early 70s. An absolute favorite! I love Pet's character in IKWIG.
	11:37am WR: ↳ David (in London) @11:32 Interesting, I have the DVD f The Big TNT with Pet Clark performing 3 songs. Will for that.
	11:41am David (in London): ↳ Krys O. @11:36 You're a woman after my own heart, Krys. AMOLAD is just about my favourite film of all time. Powell was a bloody genius, and I thank the Lord for Coppola and Scorsese allowing him to play Merlin in their Camelot when he was so badly in the wilderness for so long. Have you seen A Canterbury Tale? That's a weird one, but one I absolutely love too. (and from where Kubrick pinched his 2001 jump cut).
	11:41am Krys O.: ↳ WR @11:37 By the way, teenage Ron & Russell Mael are in the audience of the Big TNT show. They're in frame with the camera pans the audience during the Ronettes appearance. I spotted that about 20 some odd years ago and, through Dutch fan club channels, told the Mael brothers about it. They thanked us (my ex was the communicator, I was the spotter). That bit of info made it into the Sparks documentary Edgar Wright made. Always proud of that even though I don't get credited.
	11:42am David (in London): ↳ WR @11:37 Wow, really? It's something I only saw the clip thanks to an obsessive garage fan friend. Was Big TNT a popular thing?
	11:42am Krys O.: ↳ David (in London) @11:41 I read about A Canterbury Tale when I took books on film out of the public library as a kid. Haven't seen it yet.
	11:43am Feldy: Hello Jan and all!
	11:43am WR: en.wikipedia.org... It was a movie, a follow up to TAMI pop movie. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:44am Krys O.: ↳ WR @11:43 Right! And released in theaters nationwide. Kind of like Go-Go Big Beat and such in the UK.
	11:45am WR: ↳ Krys O. @11:41 wow. I didn't know about that until I saw the Sparks doc.
	11:45am David (in London): Ah, the days when you could have David McCallum, Bo Diddley, and The Byrds all on the same bill. Sigh.
	11:46am Krys O.: ↳ Krys O. @11:44 Or Go Go Mania.
	11:47am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ David (in London) @11:04 Sorry David, I hadn't formally welcomed you!
	11:48am David (in London): ↳ Jan Turkenburg @11:47 That's OK, Jan. I was just weeping silently into my minestrone.
	11:49am Feldy: ↳ David (in London) @11:48 Haha! Hi David!
	11:50am David (in London): ↳ Feldy @11:49 Hey Adam! How are ya?
	11:51am WR: The future Sparks. wfmu.org... I am most curious about the young lady that Ron is speaking with.
	11:52am David (in London): ↳ WR @11:51 Wow, great spot, Krys. Not sure I'd have recognised them. (Though it's clear once it's pointed out).
	11:52am Krys O.: ↳ Song: "The Cresta Blanca Carnival (part two, conclusion)... That was magnificent!
	11:54am Feldy: Oh I missed that June 7th show here in Phoenix!
	11:55am Krys O.: Thanks, Jan!
	11:55am David (in London): Thanks Jan, great show.
	11:56am Feldy: Thanks, Jan!
	11:56am Asheville Jon: thanks Jan
	11:56am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Feldy @11:56 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:56am David in California: Thank you, Jan!
	11:57am WR: Thank you! Jan! Great episode and happily except for the first half hour work didn't pull me away. Laters good folk.
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ David (in London) @11:55 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Asheville Jon @11:56 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Krys O. @11:55 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ David in California @11:56 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @11:57 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Thanks everybody!
	11:59am doctorjazz: Thanks Jan! Fun show!
	11:59am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ doctorjazz @11:59 🙋🏼‍♂️
	11:59am Roberto: Roberto also don't eat no meat.

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from June 13, 2024

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