Gaylord Fields: Playlist from February 20, 2005

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Sun. Dec 22nd, 3pm - 5pm: The Unsolicited Return of the Winter Soul-stice (fill-in for Paul Bruno) (More info...)

You can't stop the seasons from turning, and you evidently also can't stop an old dog from performing his one old trick. Answering the teeming clamor of one New York Times food columnist , Gaylord Fields is returning to WFMU's airwaves for a one-off Winter Soul-stice program. In his time away he's learned nothing, so the format will remain the same: two hours of original 1960s soul 45s, and the abuse of an expensive reverb machine for the sake of corny vocal effects.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Reparata and the Delrons	Captain of Your Ship   → "Captain of Your Ship" by "Reparata and the Delrons"	(7-inch single)
Gilberto Gil	Procissão   → "Procissão" by "Gilberto Gil"	Gilberto Gil
Lord Sitar	I Can See for Miles   → "I Can See for Miles" by "Lord Sitar"	Lord Sitar
Valerie Lemercier	Bungalow   → "Bungalow" by "Valerie Lemercier"	Music to Watch Comets By (various artists)				Compiled by the Gentle People
Saint Etienne	Loneliness Is a Warm Gun (Remix)   → "Loneliness Is a Warm Gun (Remix)" by "Saint Etienne"	Tribute to Alain Delon and Jean-Pierre Melville (various artists)
Honeycombs	Something I've Got to Tell You   → "Something I've Got to Tell You" by "Honeycombs"	Here Come the Girls (various artists)
Pickettywitch	There He Goes   → "There He Goes" by "Pickettywitch"	(7-inch single)				An uncanny Dionne Warwick/Burt Bacharach soundalike
Louise Kennedy	Poo Yai Lee   → "Poo Yai Lee" by "Louise Kennedy"	Thai Beat A Go-Go Volume 1
Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings	How Do You Let a Good Man Down?   → "How Do You Let a Good Man Down?" by "Sharon Jones...	Naturally
Evelyn "Champagne" King	I Don't Know If It's Right   → "I Don't Know If It's Right" by "Evelyn "Champagne...	Smooth Talk
Melody Dog	Tomorrow's World   → "Tomorrow's World" by "Melody Dog"	Internatonal Hip Swing (various artists)
Erase Errata	Go to Sleep   → "Go to Sleep" by "Erase Errata"	At Crystal Palace
The Fall	English Scheme   → "English Scheme" by "The Fall"	Grotesque
Orchestra Harlow	El Exigente   → "El Exigente" by "Orchestra Harlow"	El Exigente
Willie Colón	Che Che Colé   → "Che Che Colé" by "Willie Colón"	The Best				Featuring Hector Lavoe on lead vocals
Jerry Gonzalez	Bye-Ya   → "Bye-Ya" by "Jerry Gonzalez"	Latin Jazz: La Combinación Perfecta
Ursula 1000	Samba 100 (Nicola Conte Mix)   → "Samba 100 (Nicola Conte Mix)" by "Ursula 1000"	Den of Thieves (various artists)
Quarteto Em Cy	Até Londres   → "Até Londres" by "Quarteto Em Cy"	Quarteto Em Cy
Iannis Xenakis	Polla Ta Dhina for Children's Chorus and Orchestra   → "Polla Ta Dhina for Children's Chorus and Orchestr...	Album 2				Performed by the Paris Intrumental Ensemble for Contemporary Music, Konstantin Simonovitch, conductor; featuring the Children's Choir of Notre-Dane de Paris;
Lindsey Buckingham	D.W. Suite   → "D.W. Suite" by "Lindsey Buckingham"	Go Insane
Meredith Monk	Do You Be?   → "Do You Be?" by "Meredith Monk"	Key
Manitoba	People Eating Fruit   → "People Eating Fruit" by "Manitoba"	Start Breaking My Heart				Recently forced by lawsuit from Dictators frontman "Handsome" Dick Manitoba to change name – now called Caribou
Three Dog Night	It's For You   → "It's For You" by "Three Dog Night"	One
Roy Hamilton	You'll Never Walk Alone   → "You'll Never Walk Alone" by "Roy Hamilton"	Roy Hamilton's Greatest Hits
Aztec Camera	Just Like Gold   → "Just Like Gold" by "Aztec Camera"	(7-inch single)				Aztec Camera lead singer/songwriter Roddy Frame was sixteen when he wrote and recorded this song.
Saint Etienne	Sushi Rider   → "Sushi Rider" by "Saint Etienne"	(7-inch single)
Margo Guryan	Take a Picture   → "Take a Picture" by "Margo Guryan"	Take a Picture
Carole King	Sweet Seasons   → "Sweet Seasons" by "Carole King"	(7-inch single)
Pram	Paper Hats   → "Paper Hats" by "Pram"	Dark Island
Marie Laforêt	Et Si Je T'Aime (Sunday Morning)   → "Et Si Je T'Aime (Sunday Morning)" by "Marie Laforêt"	Marie Laforêt Vol. 3
Nella Dodds	To Get Your Love Back   → "To Get Your Love Back" by "Nella Dodds"	Where the Girls Are Volume 2 (various artists)
Clint Eph. Sebastian and the Junkers	Jane   → "Jane" by "Clint Eph. Sebastian and the Junkers"	Money Be No Sand (various artists)
The Hollies	Yes I Will   → "Yes I Will" by "The Hollies"	(7-inch single)
BOX SCORE Number of songs: 33 • Percentage of songs from my personal collection: 97% • Ratio of songs with vocals to instrumental songs: 29:4 • Ratio of songs with solely male lead vocals to solely female lead vocals to mixed-sex lead vocals: 10:18:1 • Longest streak of consecutive female lead-vocal songs played in this program: 9 • Language percentages: English – 66%; French – 10%; Portuguese – 7%; Spanish – 7%; Greek – 3%; Thai – 3%; wordless vocals – 3% • Format breakdown: compact disc – 19; 12-inch vinyl – 8; 7-inch vinyl – 6 • Longest song: 7:35 • Shortest song: 1:32 • Discrete artists by continent (defined by origin of artist, not where song was recorded): North America – 16; South America – 2; Europe – 12; Asia – 1; Africa – 1; Australia/Oceania – 0 (Note: One artist was played twice; it counts as one for this purpose) • Number of songs played that have made the Billboard Top 40 singles chart: 2 • Highest chart position reached: No. 9 • Number of songs played that qualify as Canadian content under Canada's Broadcasting Act of 1968: 1 • Number of songs played that would qualify if Scotland had a similar law: 2 • Number of songs played that would qualify if the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, had a similar law: 2 • Number of songs played that were written by Margo Guryan: 2 → "BOX SCORE Number of songs: 33 • Percentage of son...