WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from August 19, 2024

Listener comments!
	9:00pm hunterfelt: Another Dark Night of the Soul on a Dark Night. Hello Julie, Birds, what-have-yous.
	9:01pm Julie: howdy Hunter!
	9:02pm Yvang: Hi Julie and Souls in this Blue Moon monday night!
	9:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Julie and all!
	9:03pm adamdoesit: The volume drops, the darkness rises, it could only be Bat Planet Noise. Hi DJ Julie and battalion!
	9:03pm Julie: hiya Yvang! Hi James! Hi Adam!
	9:04pm SF Sorrow: Hello Julie! Hello to the dark night souls!
	9:04pm Julie: hiya SF Sorrow!
	9:04pm SF Sorrow: ↳ Song: "Everything's Changing" by "Kak" Kak is cool!
	9:04pm bobobob plasticland 🥁: Julie Julie Julie!!!!!
	9:05pm Julie: hiya bobobob!
	9:06pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Everything's Changing" by "Kak" the guitar is nuts
	9:06pm bobob fabtriplasticland: Epikak
	9:07pm WLSClark: bobobbber!
	9:07pm Julie: hi WLSClark!
	9:08pm WLSClark: Hi JuliELO!
	9:08pm SF Sorrow: ↳ Song: "Queen of the Hours" by "Electric Light Orchestra" Nice! You don't hear selections from No Answer very often on thee radio!
	9:08pm WLSClark: ↳ SF Sorrow @9:08 So true, SF!
	9:08pm northguineahills: Julie and Soulieites!
	9:08pm SF Sorrow: ↳ WLSClark @9:08 Hello WLSClark!
	9:09pm Julie: hiya NGH!
	9:10pm SF Sorrow: Listened to Out Of The Blue in the truck today!
	9:10pm hunterfelt: ↳ SF Sorrow @9:08 The Roy Wood era gets sorta memory-hole'd which is a shame. I prefer the classic ELO lineup, but it's so fascinating to hear the band they could have been.
	9:10pm Julie: ↳ SF Sorrow @9:10 great one!
	9:11pm SF Sorrow: ↳ hunterfelt @9:10 Agreed! The Move is awesome as well!
	9:12pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Isn't it Quiet and Cold?" by "Gentle Giant" Words of the Wise!
	9:12pm adamdoesit: ↳ Song: "Isn't it Quiet and Cold?" by "Gentle Giant" So refreshing to see a large, balding dude on an album cover.
	9:13pm hunterfelt: ↳ SF Sorrow @9:11 Oh yeah agreed. I feel it's a bit like a Syd Barrett situation with a less depressing outcome. Wood I think appears on a few tracks on the next album and that's it, they become far more successful without him. Luckily Wizzard ended up successful on its own (and, of course, Wood wrote a huge Christmas hit so he was never hurting for cash)
	9:14pm Julie: quiet & cold like my heart
	9:14pm David Shortell: i recognize that still from the 1965 film "Vinyl", Andy Warhol's super low-rent version of "A Clockwork Orange".
	9:14pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @9:13 what's the xmas hit?
	9:15pm Julie: ↳ David Shortell @9:14 oh I've never seen it! I just picked it for Edie. Hiya David!
	9:18pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @9:14 I normally hate Christmas music, but I admit that "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday" was something I always liked when I heard while working seasonal retail. It took me like 15 years before I realized that it was Roy Wood. www.youtube.com...
	9:21pm SF Sorrow: ↳ hunterfelt @9:13 I agree; very much like the Floyd, and some what the multiple versions of Deep Purple! I like it all!
	9:23pm Dean: There is no reason to hate Christmas music. It's like hating music about cars.
	9:23pm Julie: hi Dean!
	9:24pm Roberto: Ho hum, just another Julie fill-in 😂
	9:25pm Julie: hiya Roberto!
	9:25pm northguineahills: ↳ Roberto @9:24 it's monueswednesday?
	9:25pm SF Sorrow: Favorite ELO Live! Jeff is playing a rare Veleno all aluminum guitar! www.youtube.com...
	9:26pm Roberto: ↳ northguineahills @9:25 The same!
	9:26pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Lady of the Lake" by "Peggy Lipton" Someone to melt for....
	9:28pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Hang On to Your Ego (I Know There's an Answer)" b... The "Hang Onto Your Ego" lyrics are SO MUCH BETTER. I hate that Mike Love made him rewrite them.
	9:28pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Hang On to Your Ego (I Know There's an Answer)" b... One damned great song!
	9:28pm A.J. MACHETE: Long time listener, first time intruder. Good evening all.
	9:30pm Julie: hiya AJ!
	9:31pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Julie @9:30 Hey, have you ever begun a PBN fill-in with "Baltimore"?
	9:32pm A.J. MACHETE: *BPN
	9:33pm bob: Peggy Lipton ...Quincy Jones wife 74-1990
	9:35pm hunterfelt: ↳ WLSClark @9:28 The Pixies also did a fantastic version of it, another reason it got some additional credit in the WFMU realm: www.youtube.com...
	9:36pm adamdoesit: ↳ Song: "Substitute (instrumental)" by "The Backing Tracks" A giant in one world, a leprechaun in another. Jonathan Swift approves this interpretation.
	9:37pm Julie: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @9:31 Tori Amos's song Baltimore?
	9:38pm Julie: ↳ bob @9:33 hi Bob! and did they ever make one GORGEOUS daughter
	9:38pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Julie @9:37 That'd be the one.
	9:38pm northguineahills: ↳ hunterfelt @9:28 exactly!
	9:38pm Julie: I really never thought about the year on that.it might fit. I'll have to go relisten
	9:39pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Julie @9:38 I think I read 1977.
	9:42pm Julie: It's a little on the late side but for Tori I think I could make an exception
	9:42pm Julie: i have really bad recordings of her playing at weddings
	9:44pm SF Sorrow: ↳ Song: "I'm A Woman" by "Shocking Blue" Mariska!!! Yeaaaaaa! Sitar!!!!!!
	9:45pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Long Hot Summer Night" by "The Jimi Hendrix Exper... he said SUGAR WALLS
	9:47pm Midge: Monday night Julie! Hello!
	9:48pm Julie: hiya Midge!
	9:48pm SF Sorrow: Big crush on Peggy with the Mod Squad! Big crush on Karen Valentine, same era Room 222! Big crush on Susan St. James too!
	9:49pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Lady of the Lake" by "Peggy Lipton" She went to school with R. Crumb's late wife Aline, as she relates in "I Remember Peggy" (Raw #3, June 1991).
	9:49pm Blissland: greetings
	9:50pm Julie: hi Blissland!
	9:51pm Julie: ↳ SF Sorrow @9:48 where is Karen I haven't seen her in forever! Susan turns up...and on instagram too
	9:52pm Blissland: holy crap, high temp only 68 tomorrow. Thankfully it gets warmer again next week
	9:52pm Julie: wow
	9:53pm A.J. MACHETE: Sneak preview of fall up here in MA the next few days.
	9:53pm hunterfelt: ↳ David Shortell @9:49 I love weird connections to the Underground Comix scene. Like how Joni knew Trina Robbins, Joplin knew Crumb's circle (she famously was afraid of Rory Hayes because of his work). Laurie Anderson started as an underground cartoonist. Rick Griffin, of course, split his time between underground comix and doing work for bands.
	9:55pm SF Sorrow: ↳ Julie @9:51 No idea Julie. I think I last saw her was on an original airing of Room 22!
	9:55pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Julie @9:42 I got those same recordings; was a bootleg box set called Tori Stories.
	9:55pm WLSClark: Hi Midge, Blissland!
	9:55pm SF Sorrow: *222
	9:55pm Julie: she made a lot of tv movies..into the 80s I think.
	9:57pm SF Sorrow: ↳ Julie @9:55 Cool deal, she probably had a pretty good career
	9:58pm Julie: I feel like she played gidget at some point...like early 70s gidge
	10:00pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Do You Hear the Words" by "Magic Carpet" I only have this on a "wyrde folk" comp (all 13 vols)
	10:00pm Candy-O'67: Hi Julie and all; just tuned in!
	10:01pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @9:58 "Gidget Grows Up" according to Wikipedia and her most recent film was a 2004 Lifetime movie with John Larroquette called "Wedding Daze" which I now want to watch.
	10:01pm Julie: hi Candy-O!
	10:01pm Julie: ↳ northguineahills @10:00 you need that whole album! And I think I need the wyrde folk comps
	10:01pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Song: "Do You Hear the Words" by "Magic Carpet" Kahli Bahlu would go so well with that.
	10:02pm hunterfelt: ↳ hunterfelt @10:01 My apologizes: HALLMARK movie. I am aware that they are signifcant differences between the two haha.
	10:02pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @10:01 oh same! find it online wouldja
	10:02pm Julie: Hallmark is more wide-eyed, Lifetime is darker
	10:03pm Julie: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @10:01 you're so right
	10:03pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Separated" by "The Hollies" this is some weird shit from the hollies i just love this record
	10:04pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @10:02 Yeah, Hallmark is where it's always Christmas and Lifetime where it's pretty much always the Most Horrifying Day Of The Protagonist's Life
	10:05pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Julie @10:03 Is it on King Midas in Reverse?
	10:05pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @10:04 more affairs and murder
	10:06pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Paint it Black (mono)" by "The Rolling Stones" Next Sunday on CBS Sunday Morning, I think they have a stones spotlight segment.
	10:06pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:01 i ordered it in 2003 from the greenthumb magazine (a pagan magazine), /the things you find while perusing bookstores waiting for friends to show up....
	10:07pm SF Sorrow: ↳ hunterfelt @10:01 Just looked that up myself, and also want to see Wedding Daze
	10:07pm northguineahills: ↳ hunterfelt @10:02 hallmark flicks are usually slightly more saccharine...
	10:08pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:02 I see you have it covered already....
	10:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and moonlit ones. 🌕
	10:10pm northguineahills: I think that was the 5th skyrnyd reference I've heard in as many days in wfmu and elsewhere and I'm no longer in FL!
	10:14pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Here Come the People in Grey" by "The Kinks" A band that definitely did their country rock phase right.
	10:15pm northguineahills: ↳ hunterfelt @10:14 that's, "country pub rock"!😉
	10:16pm Julie: Hi Ken!
	10:16pm Julie: Is there Country Club Rock? Is that Yacht Rock? What IS yacht rock?
	10:16pm northguineahills: now, i just need some canned heat to sate my appetite...
	10:16pm hunterfelt: ↳ northguineahills @10:15 It's a very British way about it. My fave Robyn Hitchcock album, "Spooked," does something simliar, it's his Americana album (Gilliam Welch & David Rawlings are backing musicians) and he connects alt-country right to his roots in English folk rock. It's dazzling, showing they both come from similar sources.
	10:17pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @10:16 is THAT what it is. I always found that album inaccessible to me
	10:18pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:16 I'm also into yacht soul (also a thing)
	10:18pm Julie: yacht punk?
	10:20pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:18 I'm working on it! after much research /see previous wfmu pirate cruises...
	10:20pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Everything You See (Mr.Armageddon)" by "The Norma... bloody stupid wife? That's harsh
	10:21pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:20 everyone has had problematic partners at one point in their life.... /i'd be more nuanced in my assessment before using any epithets
	10:22pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @10:17 Yeah, I'm not sure how conscious it was on his part, other than his choice of collaborators, but it's really his love letter to America in a same way that Muswell Hillbillies was for the Kinks. It's also sort of his "Time Out Of Mind"? He's really approaching aging and the fact that he can't quite be the Manic Pixie Dream Guy he was when he was younger, there's a grappling with Time and the Great Unknown. I wrote about it back in a previous life as a rock critic: www.popmatters.com...
	10:23pm Julie: how did you go from THAT to writing about sports? That's nuts. I'd love to be able to write about music. But then I don't like sports
	10:25pm Julie: tumbleweed connection. it seems all the brits did it. But Bernie actually went and became a cowboy
	10:26pm northguineahills: meanwhile, i'm watching cycling on my other monitor olympic cycling from july 27. i decided to watch every event in chronological order b/c i'm weirdish.... /i'll be done by halloweenish...
	10:26pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @10:23 Short Answer: I could find people to pay me for writing about sports and haven't been able to find anyone that paid me money. PopMatters paid reviewers in promo CDs. I got into sports as sort way to have an interest outside of my boomer parents' interests and became obsessed and then I started to do some sports-related comedy and that landed me the Guardian gig.
	10:26pm hunterfelt: ↳ hunterfelt @10:26 *paid me money for music writing.
	10:27pm Julie: ↳ northguineahills @10:26 is it all on peacock?
	10:27pm northguineahills: ↳ hunterfelt @10:26 sorry i circumnavigate around the guardian's paywall (i'm a bit skint)
	10:28pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:27 yeah, it's good background visual ambience. (i can be an ocd completist sometimes)
	10:28pm northguineahills: ↳ northguineahills @10:28 (i piggyback off my brother's account)
	10:29pm Julie: i just wanna see the gymnasts
	10:31pm hunterfelt: ↳ northguineahills @10:27 Oh I quit earlier this year, I had a case of burnout so it don't pay my salary any more, circumnavigate away!
	10:31pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:29 When i was a kid, I got my younger brothers to complete in an olympics in our yard and the field next door. they really loved the rhythmic gymnastics program i created for them (a ball, and a chinese yo-yo for streamer). I tried to do all events that summer. (i was a bored kid in jr hight)
	10:32pm Julie: ↳ northguineahills @10:31 that's so cool! we never did anything fun together
	10:36pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:32 I was the judge and ref for every event, and kept a binder for the results. since they were twins, they were ultracompetitive, which i used for my own entertainment (well, they had fun too)
	10:37pm Julie: tsk tsk making small children fight to the death
	10:38pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:37 (well, I made have encouraged that in other situations.... and better to have them compete w/ each other that team up against me... 😁
	10:41pm northguineahills: I was only 5 years older than them, and babysat them all the time, and even for a full weekend since I was 12 (i was 12 and 16 when I did these olympic game w/ them)
	10:42pm Julie: nice with the 4 years in between
	10:42pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Paper Sun" by "Traffic" Awesome!!!
	10:43pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:42 (yeah, as i was uni for the atlanta olympics) /I was in korea a month before the 88 seoul olypics....
	10:46pm SF Sorrow: ↳ WLSClark @10:42 Ditto!
	10:50pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "The Trip (mono)" by "Donovan" Makes me all Goo Goo Barabajagal all over!
	10:52pm Julie: ↳ WLSClark @10:50 he's one cool cat
	10:53pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Everything You See (Mr.Armageddon)" by "The Norma... According to the internet, there was definitely a Norman Haines and apparently he legendarily nearly joined the band that became Black Sabbath.
	10:54pm Julie: oh man
	10:58pm SF Sorrow: Great Doors Track Julie!
	10:59pm WLSClark: I loved that window LP cover.
	11:01pm SF Sorrow: Time to drift off! Good nite all! Thanks Julie for the excellent tunes selections!
	11:02pm Julie: nite SF Sorrow!
	11:04pm WLSClark: ↳ SF Sorrow @11:01 Nite SF!!
	11:04pm SF Sorrow: Take Care!
	11:06pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Across Your Life" by "Oriental Sunshine" Not the band name that has aged perfectly but solid track.
	11:07pm Julie: I think it's okay as long as it's not a person. Like a rug, or sunshine
	11:08pm WLSClark: VERY Cream-like cover!
	11:10pm Julie: it's very faithful yet different enough in sound
	11:12pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Murdoch" by "Trees" how am I not listening to this singer ALL the time
	11:14pm WLSClark: Gonna slink off to bed. Great stuff, Julie, as usual.
	11:14pm Julie: nite WLSC sleep well
	11:15pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:12 I've read about this band so much but have only heard a few songs. I get now while it's considered a proto-freak folk act.
	11:15pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Murdoch" by "Trees" this was also on the wyrd folk comp....
	11:15pm Julie: if I were to bring back Eclectical Banana I need a better time slot
	11:15pm Julie: proto freak folk?
	11:16pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @11:15 aye!
	11:16pm Julie: I should know what freak folk is but I do not
	11:17pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @11:16 the finns do it best, but there are some great other examples (local sunburned hand of man comes to mind, or no neck blues band)
	11:19pm Julie: uh oh that whistling sound triggered the cockatiel
	11:19pm northguineahills: ok, gotta run, thanks julie and friend, enjoy the dark!
	11:19pm Julie: aww he's wondering where his friend went
	11:19pm Julie: see ya NGH!
	11:20pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:15 It's a group of eccentric folk-rock acts of the late 90s, early 00s. Devendra Barnhart, Joanna Newsom, early Animal Collection were the most famous. Sort of the types who had a lot of Incredible String Band and Linda Perhacs albums.
	11:21pm Julie: ohhh okay...
	11:23pm KWilde: Hey Julie Digging this
	11:25pm PAULS: Stellar show! thank you!
	11:27pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:21 It's not one of my fave genres, but the scene sort of rediscovered a lot of cool 60s and 70s albums. It's sort of what led me to Karen Dalton and Judee Sill. That kind of thing, Trees were on that list.
	11:29pm Julie: hiya KWilde, hey Pauls! Thank you!
	11:33pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Butterfly" by "Pink Floyd" I've only heard this one once before but recognized that guitar instantly.
	11:37pm Julie: most the songs on it are just straightfoward late 60s pop but that one sounds more like Floyd
	11:41pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:37 Yeah it even sounds like it could have popped up on one of the solo albums.
	11:46pm Dean: Biden just proclaimed that we have high-speed Internet in the USA.
	11:48pm Julie: why IS our speed so much worse than every other country
	11:48pm Dean: I dunno. Communists?
	11:50pm Dean: And now the BS about how "we couldn't get anything done in Congress." Congress rarely has trouble getting done what it wants done.
	11:51pm Julie: ↳ Song: "St. James Infirmary" by "The Carolyn Hester Coali... if dolly did rock
	11:54pm Midge: Thanks Julie and goodnight everyone!
	11:54pm Julie: night Midge!
	11:54pm hunterfelt: Great show, always love hearing your 60s/70s stuff! Thanks for listening to me Infodump everywhere!
	11:55pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Song: "Paint it Black (mono)" by "The Rolling Stones" MY FAVE
	11:55pm MOM WHIG: SORRY TO MISS THE TUNES TONITE - SNAYLE WAS HERE VISITING WITH ME.
	11:55pm Julie: hi Mom Whig!
	11:58pm Julie: figured I'd go out with a banger
	12:01am Yvang: Great selection! Great episode! Thanks Julie.
	12:01am Blissland: and that's the end
	12:03am Julie: you don't have to go home but ya can't stay here
	12:05am Blissland: nitey nite

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from August 19, 2024

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Love Exchange	Flying High "Flying High" by "The Love Exchange"	The Love Exchange	Tower	1968		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Kak	Everything's Changing "Everything's Changing" by "Kak"	Kak	Epic	1968		0:02:46 (Pop-up)
Electric Light Orchestra	Queen of the Hours	No Answer	Untied Artists	1972		0:06:59 (Pop-up)
Gentle Giant	Isn't it Quiet and Cold?	Gentle Giant	Vertigo	1970		0:10:14 (Pop-up)
Steppenwolf	Your Wall's Too High "Your Wall's Too High" by "Steppenwolf"	Steppenwolf	Dunhill/ABC	1968		0:14:10 (Pop-up)
The Queen's Nectarine Machine	Mysterious Martha Garoo	The Mystical Powers of Roving Tarot Gamble	ABC Records	1969		0:19:43 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lipton	Lady of the Lake "Lady of the Lake" by "Peggy Lipton"	The Complete Ode Recordings	Vivid Sound	2014	from 1968	0:25:30 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Hang On to Your Ego (I Know There's an Answer)	Pet Sounds	Capitol Records	1966	1990 reissue version	0:27:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Backing Tracks	Substitute (instrumental)					0:30:36 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Vartan	Garde-Moi Dans Ta Poche = I Can't Help Myself	Sylvie	RCA Victor	1967		0:36:49 (Pop-up)
Made in Germany	Don't Forget the Time	Made in Germany	Metronome	1971		0:39:11 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	I'm A Woman "I'm A Woman" by "Shocking Blue"	At Home	Pink Elephant	1969		0:41:59 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Long Hot Summer Night	Electric Ladyland	Reprise Records	1968		0:45:26 (Pop-up)
Zoo	Plaistow Place "Plaistow Place" by "Zoo"	I Shall Be Free	Riviera	1970		0:48:39 (Pop-up)
Suzi Quatro	Shine My Machine "Shine My Machine" by "Suzi Quatro"	Suzi Quatro	RAK	1973		0:52:11 (Pop-up)
Julian's Treatment	Ninth Chapter / "The Terran"	A Time Before This	Decca	1970		0:55:34 (Pop-up)
Magic Carpet	Do You Hear the Words	Magic Carpet	Mushroom	1972		0:58:46 (Pop-up)
The Hollies	Separated "Separated" by "The Hollies"	Confessions of the Mind	Parolophone	1970		1:01:49 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Paint it Black (mono)	Aftermath	Decca	1966		1:04:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Music Box	She's A Rainbow (instrumental)					1:07:53 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Here Come the People in Grey	Muswell Hillbillies	RCA Victor	1971		1:13:01 (Pop-up)
France Gall	La Guerre Des Chansons	FG	Philips	1966		1:17:54 (Pop-up)
The Norman Haines Band	Everything You See (Mr.Armageddon)	Den of Iniquity	Parlophone	1971		1:19:07 (Pop-up)
The Unspoken Word	Flock of Birds "Flock of Birds" by "The Unspoken Word"	Tuesday, April 19th	Ascot Records	1968		1:23:45 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	House Of Four Doors, Pt. 1	In Search of the Lost Chord	Deram	1968		1:26:21 (Pop-up)
Rainbird	Star of Ishtar "Star of Ishtar" by "Rainbird"	Maiden Flight	Map	1971		1:30:31 (Pop-up)
Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood	Indian Summer (L'ete Indian)	Cherry Smiles: The Rare Singles	Boots Enterprises	2009	from 1976	1:35:03 (Pop-up)
Barbara Mauritz & Lamb	Live To Your Heart	Bring Out the Sun	Warner Bros. Records	1971		1:38:27 (Pop-up)
Traffic	Paper Sun "Paper Sun" by "Traffic"	Paper Sun & A Hole In My Shoe	Festival Records	1967		1:41:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Big Jim Sullivan	Sunshine Superman					1:45:55 (Pop-up)
Donovan	The Trip (mono) "The Trip (mono)" by "Donovan"	Sunshine Superman: The Very Best of Donovan	EMI	2002		1:49:50 (Pop-up)
Jade	Bad Magic "Bad Magic" by "Jade"	Fly on Strangewings	DJM Records	1970		1:55:20 (Pop-up)
The Doors	L'America "L'America" by "The Doors"	L.A. Woman	Elektra	1971		1:58:56 (Pop-up)
Oriental Sunshine	Across Your Life	Dedicated to the Bird We Love	Philips	1970		2:02:22 (Pop-up)
Armageddon	Tales of Brave Ulysses	Armageddon	Amos Records	1969		2:07:15 (Pop-up)
Trees	Murdoch "Murdoch" by "Trees"	On The Shore	CBS	1970		2:10:33 (Pop-up)
Rotary Connection	We're Going Wrong	Songs	Cadet Concept	1969		2:16:13 (Pop-up)
9:30 Fly	Life and Times "Life and Times" by "9:30 Fly"	9:30 Fly	Ember Records	1972		2:19:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Beatles	She's Leaving Home (Instrumental Take 1)					2:24:37 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Butterfly "Butterfly" by "Pink Floyd"	1965 (Their First Recordings)	Parlophone	2015		2:32:31 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Bad Side of the Moon (demo version)	Elton John (deluxe)	Mercury	2008		2:32:33 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Ching-a-Ling (mono) "Ching-a-Ling (mono)" by "David Bowie"	Conversation Piece (box)	Parlophone	2019	Feathers featuring David Bowie & Hermione Farthingale & John Hutchinson from 1968	2:35:36 (Pop-up)
Van der Graaf Generator	Refugees (Single Version )	The Least We Can Do Is Wave to Each Other (reissue)	Virgin	2005	single from 1970	2:40:07 (Pop-up)
Nico	No One Is There "No One Is There" by "Nico"	The Marble Index	Elektra	1968		2:43:04 (Pop-up)
Lothar and the Hand People	Milkweed Love	Presenting...Lothar And The Hand People	Capitol Records	1968		2:48:12 (Pop-up)
The Carolyn Hester Coalition	St. James Infirmary	Magazine	Metromedia Records	1970		2:49:18 (Pop-up)
William Sheller	Living East Dreaming West	Lux Aeterna	CBS	1972		2:55:20 (Pop-up)
Wings	Live and Let Die "Live and Let Die" by "Wings"	Live and Let Die (single)	Apple	1973		2:57:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"					3:00:58 (Pop-up)

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	9:00pm hunterfelt: Another Dark Night of the Soul on a Dark Night. Hello Julie, Birds, what-have-yous.
	9:01pm Julie: howdy Hunter!
	9:02pm Yvang: Hi Julie and Souls in this Blue Moon monday night!
	9:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Julie and all!
	9:03pm adamdoesit: The volume drops, the darkness rises, it could only be Bat Planet Noise. Hi DJ Julie and battalion!
	9:03pm Julie: hiya Yvang! Hi James! Hi Adam!
	9:04pm SF Sorrow: Hello Julie! Hello to the dark night souls!
	9:04pm Julie: hiya SF Sorrow!
	9:04pm SF Sorrow: ↳ Song: "Everything's Changing" by "Kak" Kak is cool!
	9:04pm bobobob plasticland 🥁: Julie Julie Julie!!!!!
	9:05pm Julie: hiya bobobob!
	9:06pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Everything's Changing" by "Kak" the guitar is nuts
	9:06pm bobob fabtriplasticland: Epikak
	9:07pm WLSClark: bobobbber!
	9:07pm Julie: hi WLSClark!
	9:08pm WLSClark: Hi JuliELO!
	9:08pm SF Sorrow: ↳ Song: "Queen of the Hours" by "Electric Light Orchestra" Nice! You don't hear selections from No Answer very often on thee radio!
	9:08pm WLSClark: ↳ SF Sorrow @9:08 So true, SF!
	9:08pm northguineahills: Julie and Soulieites!
	9:08pm SF Sorrow: ↳ WLSClark @9:08 Hello WLSClark!
	9:09pm Julie: hiya NGH!
	9:10pm SF Sorrow: Listened to Out Of The Blue in the truck today!
	9:10pm hunterfelt: ↳ SF Sorrow @9:08 The Roy Wood era gets sorta memory-hole'd which is a shame. I prefer the classic ELO lineup, but it's so fascinating to hear the band they could have been.
	9:10pm Julie: ↳ SF Sorrow @9:10 great one!
	9:11pm SF Sorrow: ↳ hunterfelt @9:10 Agreed! The Move is awesome as well!
	9:12pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Isn't it Quiet and Cold?" by "Gentle Giant" Words of the Wise!
	9:12pm adamdoesit: ↳ Song: "Isn't it Quiet and Cold?" by "Gentle Giant" So refreshing to see a large, balding dude on an album cover.
	9:13pm hunterfelt: ↳ SF Sorrow @9:11 Oh yeah agreed. I feel it's a bit like a Syd Barrett situation with a less depressing outcome. Wood I think appears on a few tracks on the next album and that's it, they become far more successful without him. Luckily Wizzard ended up successful on its own (and, of course, Wood wrote a huge Christmas hit so he was never hurting for cash)
	9:14pm Julie: quiet & cold like my heart
	9:14pm David Shortell: i recognize that still from the 1965 film "Vinyl", Andy Warhol's super low-rent version of "A Clockwork Orange".
	9:14pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @9:13 what's the xmas hit?
	9:15pm Julie: ↳ David Shortell @9:14 oh I've never seen it! I just picked it for Edie. Hiya David!
	9:18pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @9:14 I normally hate Christmas music, but I admit that "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday" was something I always liked when I heard while working seasonal retail. It took me like 15 years before I realized that it was Roy Wood. www.youtube.com...
	9:21pm SF Sorrow: ↳ hunterfelt @9:13 I agree; very much like the Floyd, and some what the multiple versions of Deep Purple! I like it all!
	9:23pm Dean: There is no reason to hate Christmas music. It's like hating music about cars.
	9:23pm Julie: hi Dean!
	9:24pm Roberto: Ho hum, just another Julie fill-in 😂
	9:25pm Julie: hiya Roberto!
	9:25pm northguineahills: ↳ Roberto @9:24 it's monueswednesday?
	9:25pm SF Sorrow: Favorite ELO Live! Jeff is playing a rare Veleno all aluminum guitar! www.youtube.com...
	9:26pm Roberto: ↳ northguineahills @9:25 The same!
	9:26pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Lady of the Lake" by "Peggy Lipton" Someone to melt for....
	9:28pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Hang On to Your Ego (I Know There's an Answer)" b... The "Hang Onto Your Ego" lyrics are SO MUCH BETTER. I hate that Mike Love made him rewrite them.
	9:28pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Hang On to Your Ego (I Know There's an Answer)" b... One damned great song!
	9:28pm A.J. MACHETE: Long time listener, first time intruder. Good evening all.
	9:30pm Julie: hiya AJ!
	9:31pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Julie @9:30 Hey, have you ever begun a PBN fill-in with "Baltimore"?
	9:32pm A.J. MACHETE: *BPN
	9:33pm bob: Peggy Lipton ...Quincy Jones wife 74-1990
	9:35pm hunterfelt: ↳ WLSClark @9:28 The Pixies also did a fantastic version of it, another reason it got some additional credit in the WFMU realm: www.youtube.com...
	9:36pm adamdoesit: ↳ Song: "Substitute (instrumental)" by "The Backing Tracks" A giant in one world, a leprechaun in another. Jonathan Swift approves this interpretation.
	9:37pm Julie: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @9:31 Tori Amos's song Baltimore?
	9:38pm Julie: ↳ bob @9:33 hi Bob! and did they ever make one GORGEOUS daughter
	9:38pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Julie @9:37 That'd be the one.
	9:38pm northguineahills: ↳ hunterfelt @9:28 exactly!
	9:38pm Julie: I really never thought about the year on that.it might fit. I'll have to go relisten
	9:39pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Julie @9:38 I think I read 1977.
	9:42pm Julie: It's a little on the late side but for Tori I think I could make an exception
	9:42pm Julie: i have really bad recordings of her playing at weddings
	9:44pm SF Sorrow: ↳ Song: "I'm A Woman" by "Shocking Blue" Mariska!!! Yeaaaaaa! Sitar!!!!!!
	9:45pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Long Hot Summer Night" by "The Jimi Hendrix Exper... he said SUGAR WALLS
	9:47pm Midge: Monday night Julie! Hello!
	9:48pm Julie: hiya Midge!
	9:48pm SF Sorrow: Big crush on Peggy with the Mod Squad! Big crush on Karen Valentine, same era Room 222! Big crush on Susan St. James too!
	9:49pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Lady of the Lake" by "Peggy Lipton" She went to school with R. Crumb's late wife Aline, as she relates in "I Remember Peggy" (Raw #3, June 1991).
	9:49pm Blissland: greetings
	9:50pm Julie: hi Blissland!
	9:51pm Julie: ↳ SF Sorrow @9:48 where is Karen I haven't seen her in forever! Susan turns up...and on instagram too
	9:52pm Blissland: holy crap, high temp only 68 tomorrow. Thankfully it gets warmer again next week
	9:52pm Julie: wow
	9:53pm A.J. MACHETE: Sneak preview of fall up here in MA the next few days.
	9:53pm hunterfelt: ↳ David Shortell @9:49 I love weird connections to the Underground Comix scene. Like how Joni knew Trina Robbins, Joplin knew Crumb's circle (she famously was afraid of Rory Hayes because of his work). Laurie Anderson started as an underground cartoonist. Rick Griffin, of course, split his time between underground comix and doing work for bands.
	9:55pm SF Sorrow: ↳ Julie @9:51 No idea Julie. I think I last saw her was on an original airing of Room 22!
	9:55pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Julie @9:42 I got those same recordings; was a bootleg box set called Tori Stories.
	9:55pm WLSClark: Hi Midge, Blissland!
	9:55pm SF Sorrow: *222
	9:55pm Julie: she made a lot of tv movies..into the 80s I think.
	9:57pm SF Sorrow: ↳ Julie @9:55 Cool deal, she probably had a pretty good career
	9:58pm Julie: I feel like she played gidget at some point...like early 70s gidge
	10:00pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Do You Hear the Words" by "Magic Carpet" I only have this on a "wyrde folk" comp (all 13 vols)
	10:00pm Candy-O'67: Hi Julie and all; just tuned in!
	10:01pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @9:58 "Gidget Grows Up" according to Wikipedia and her most recent film was a 2004 Lifetime movie with John Larroquette called "Wedding Daze" which I now want to watch.
	10:01pm Julie: hi Candy-O!
	10:01pm Julie: ↳ northguineahills @10:00 you need that whole album! And I think I need the wyrde folk comps
	10:01pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Song: "Do You Hear the Words" by "Magic Carpet" Kahli Bahlu would go so well with that.
	10:02pm hunterfelt: ↳ hunterfelt @10:01 My apologizes: HALLMARK movie. I am aware that they are signifcant differences between the two haha.
	10:02pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @10:01 oh same! find it online wouldja
	10:02pm Julie: Hallmark is more wide-eyed, Lifetime is darker
	10:03pm Julie: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @10:01 you're so right
	10:03pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Separated" by "The Hollies" this is some weird shit from the hollies i just love this record
	10:04pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @10:02 Yeah, Hallmark is where it's always Christmas and Lifetime where it's pretty much always the Most Horrifying Day Of The Protagonist's Life
	10:05pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Julie @10:03 Is it on King Midas in Reverse?
	10:05pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @10:04 more affairs and murder
	10:06pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Paint it Black (mono)" by "The Rolling Stones" Next Sunday on CBS Sunday Morning, I think they have a stones spotlight segment.
	10:06pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:01 i ordered it in 2003 from the greenthumb magazine (a pagan magazine), /the things you find while perusing bookstores waiting for friends to show up....
	10:07pm SF Sorrow: ↳ hunterfelt @10:01 Just looked that up myself, and also want to see Wedding Daze
	10:07pm northguineahills: ↳ hunterfelt @10:02 hallmark flicks are usually slightly more saccharine...
	10:08pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:02 I see you have it covered already....
	10:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and moonlit ones. 🌕
	10:10pm northguineahills: I think that was the 5th skyrnyd reference I've heard in as many days in wfmu and elsewhere and I'm no longer in FL!
	10:14pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Here Come the People in Grey" by "The Kinks" A band that definitely did their country rock phase right.
	10:15pm northguineahills: ↳ hunterfelt @10:14 that's, "country pub rock"!😉
	10:16pm Julie: Hi Ken!
	10:16pm Julie: Is there Country Club Rock? Is that Yacht Rock? What IS yacht rock?
	10:16pm northguineahills: now, i just need some canned heat to sate my appetite...
	10:16pm hunterfelt: ↳ northguineahills @10:15 It's a very British way about it. My fave Robyn Hitchcock album, "Spooked," does something simliar, it's his Americana album (Gilliam Welch & David Rawlings are backing musicians) and he connects alt-country right to his roots in English folk rock. It's dazzling, showing they both come from similar sources.
	10:17pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @10:16 is THAT what it is. I always found that album inaccessible to me
	10:18pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:16 I'm also into yacht soul (also a thing)
	10:18pm Julie: yacht punk?
	10:20pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:18 I'm working on it! after much research /see previous wfmu pirate cruises...
	10:20pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Everything You See (Mr.Armageddon)" by "The Norma... bloody stupid wife? That's harsh
	10:21pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:20 everyone has had problematic partners at one point in their life.... /i'd be more nuanced in my assessment before using any epithets
	10:22pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @10:17 Yeah, I'm not sure how conscious it was on his part, other than his choice of collaborators, but it's really his love letter to America in a same way that Muswell Hillbillies was for the Kinks. It's also sort of his "Time Out Of Mind"? He's really approaching aging and the fact that he can't quite be the Manic Pixie Dream Guy he was when he was younger, there's a grappling with Time and the Great Unknown. I wrote about it back in a previous life as a rock critic: www.popmatters.com...
	10:23pm Julie: how did you go from THAT to writing about sports? That's nuts. I'd love to be able to write about music. But then I don't like sports
	10:25pm Julie: tumbleweed connection. it seems all the brits did it. But Bernie actually went and became a cowboy
	10:26pm northguineahills: meanwhile, i'm watching cycling on my other monitor olympic cycling from july 27. i decided to watch every event in chronological order b/c i'm weirdish.... /i'll be done by halloweenish...
	10:26pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @10:23 Short Answer: I could find people to pay me for writing about sports and haven't been able to find anyone that paid me money. PopMatters paid reviewers in promo CDs. I got into sports as sort way to have an interest outside of my boomer parents' interests and became obsessed and then I started to do some sports-related comedy and that landed me the Guardian gig.
	10:26pm hunterfelt: ↳ hunterfelt @10:26 *paid me money for music writing.
	10:27pm Julie: ↳ northguineahills @10:26 is it all on peacock?
	10:27pm northguineahills: ↳ hunterfelt @10:26 sorry i circumnavigate around the guardian's paywall (i'm a bit skint)
	10:28pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:27 yeah, it's good background visual ambience. (i can be an ocd completist sometimes)
	10:28pm northguineahills: ↳ northguineahills @10:28 (i piggyback off my brother's account)
	10:29pm Julie: i just wanna see the gymnasts
	10:31pm hunterfelt: ↳ northguineahills @10:27 Oh I quit earlier this year, I had a case of burnout so it don't pay my salary any more, circumnavigate away!
	10:31pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:29 When i was a kid, I got my younger brothers to complete in an olympics in our yard and the field next door. they really loved the rhythmic gymnastics program i created for them (a ball, and a chinese yo-yo for streamer). I tried to do all events that summer. (i was a bored kid in jr hight)
	10:32pm Julie: ↳ northguineahills @10:31 that's so cool! we never did anything fun together
	10:36pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:32 I was the judge and ref for every event, and kept a binder for the results. since they were twins, they were ultracompetitive, which i used for my own entertainment (well, they had fun too)
	10:37pm Julie: tsk tsk making small children fight to the death
	10:38pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:37 (well, I made have encouraged that in other situations.... and better to have them compete w/ each other that team up against me... 😁
	10:41pm northguineahills: I was only 5 years older than them, and babysat them all the time, and even for a full weekend since I was 12 (i was 12 and 16 when I did these olympic game w/ them)
	10:42pm Julie: nice with the 4 years in between
	10:42pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Paper Sun" by "Traffic" Awesome!!!
	10:43pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:42 (yeah, as i was uni for the atlanta olympics) /I was in korea a month before the 88 seoul olypics....
	10:46pm SF Sorrow: ↳ WLSClark @10:42 Ditto!
	10:50pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "The Trip (mono)" by "Donovan" Makes me all Goo Goo Barabajagal all over!
	10:52pm Julie: ↳ WLSClark @10:50 he's one cool cat
	10:53pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Everything You See (Mr.Armageddon)" by "The Norma... According to the internet, there was definitely a Norman Haines and apparently he legendarily nearly joined the band that became Black Sabbath.
	10:54pm Julie: oh man
	10:58pm SF Sorrow: Great Doors Track Julie!
	10:59pm WLSClark: I loved that window LP cover.
	11:01pm SF Sorrow: Time to drift off! Good nite all! Thanks Julie for the excellent tunes selections!
	11:02pm Julie: nite SF Sorrow!
	11:04pm WLSClark: ↳ SF Sorrow @11:01 Nite SF!!
	11:04pm SF Sorrow: Take Care!
	11:06pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Across Your Life" by "Oriental Sunshine" Not the band name that has aged perfectly but solid track.
	11:07pm Julie: I think it's okay as long as it's not a person. Like a rug, or sunshine
	11:08pm WLSClark: VERY Cream-like cover!
	11:10pm Julie: it's very faithful yet different enough in sound
	11:12pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Murdoch" by "Trees" how am I not listening to this singer ALL the time
	11:14pm WLSClark: Gonna slink off to bed. Great stuff, Julie, as usual.
	11:14pm Julie: nite WLSC sleep well
	11:15pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:12 I've read about this band so much but have only heard a few songs. I get now while it's considered a proto-freak folk act.
	11:15pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Murdoch" by "Trees" this was also on the wyrd folk comp....
	11:15pm Julie: if I were to bring back Eclectical Banana I need a better time slot
	11:15pm Julie: proto freak folk?
	11:16pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @11:15 aye!
	11:16pm Julie: I should know what freak folk is but I do not
	11:17pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @11:16 the finns do it best, but there are some great other examples (local sunburned hand of man comes to mind, or no neck blues band)
	11:19pm Julie: uh oh that whistling sound triggered the cockatiel
	11:19pm northguineahills: ok, gotta run, thanks julie and friend, enjoy the dark!
	11:19pm Julie: aww he's wondering where his friend went
	11:19pm Julie: see ya NGH!
	11:20pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:15 It's a group of eccentric folk-rock acts of the late 90s, early 00s. Devendra Barnhart, Joanna Newsom, early Animal Collection were the most famous. Sort of the types who had a lot of Incredible String Band and Linda Perhacs albums.
	11:21pm Julie: ohhh okay...
	11:23pm KWilde: Hey Julie Digging this
	11:25pm PAULS: Stellar show! thank you!
	11:27pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:21 It's not one of my fave genres, but the scene sort of rediscovered a lot of cool 60s and 70s albums. It's sort of what led me to Karen Dalton and Judee Sill. That kind of thing, Trees were on that list.
	11:29pm Julie: hiya KWilde, hey Pauls! Thank you!
	11:33pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Butterfly" by "Pink Floyd" I've only heard this one once before but recognized that guitar instantly.
	11:37pm Julie: most the songs on it are just straightfoward late 60s pop but that one sounds more like Floyd
	11:41pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:37 Yeah it even sounds like it could have popped up on one of the solo albums.
	11:46pm Dean: Biden just proclaimed that we have high-speed Internet in the USA.
	11:48pm Julie: why IS our speed so much worse than every other country
	11:48pm Dean: I dunno. Communists?
	11:50pm Dean: And now the BS about how "we couldn't get anything done in Congress." Congress rarely has trouble getting done what it wants done.
	11:51pm Julie: ↳ Song: "St. James Infirmary" by "The Carolyn Hester Coali... if dolly did rock
	11:54pm Midge: Thanks Julie and goodnight everyone!
	11:54pm Julie: night Midge!
	11:54pm hunterfelt: Great show, always love hearing your 60s/70s stuff! Thanks for listening to me Infodump everywhere!
	11:55pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Song: "Paint it Black (mono)" by "The Rolling Stones" MY FAVE
	11:55pm MOM WHIG: SORRY TO MISS THE TUNES TONITE - SNAYLE WAS HERE VISITING WITH ME.
	11:55pm Julie: hi Mom Whig!
	11:58pm Julie: figured I'd go out with a banger
	12:01am Yvang: Great selection! Great episode! Thanks Julie.
	12:01am Blissland: and that's the end
	12:03am Julie: you don't have to go home but ya can't stay here
	12:05am Blissland: nitey nite

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from August 19, 2024

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