Summer Camp:
Playlist
from December 28, 2024
An eclectic selection of musical s’mores from around the virtual campfire will be presented each week by a rotating cast of DJs. Summer has never been so campy.
Saturday
11am - 1pm
(EST)
|
On
WFMU's
Sheena's Jungle Room
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December 28, 2024: Summer Camp Festival (3) hosted by Jan Turkenburg
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| Artist | Track | Album | Year | Approx. start time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keith Emerson & The Nice |
America
|
Live at Glasgow | 2002 | 0:00:00 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Peter Gabriel |
Intruder
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Peter Gabriel Plays Live | 1983 | 0:10:37 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Emerson, Lake and Palmer |
Knife Edge
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In Concert | 1979 | 0:15:44 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Procol Harum |
One More Time
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Live At The Union Chapel | 2004 | 0:20:34 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| John Lee Hooker |
Seven Days
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Live at the Cafe au Go-Go (and Soledad Prison) | 1966 | 0:25:31 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Frank Zappa |
Honey, Don't You Want A Man Like Me
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Zappa In New York | 1977 | 0:29:27 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Amon Düül II |
Black Pearls of Wisdom
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Live in Tokyo | 1996 | 0:33:39 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Peter Gabriel |
Solsbury Hill
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Peter Gabriel Plays Live | 1983 | 0:37:39 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Alice Cooper |
Ain't That Just Like A Woman
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Nobody Likes... Alice Cooper Live | 1969 | 0:42:18 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Rick Wakeman |
Sir Lancelot and the Black Knight
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Live At The BBC | 2007 | 0:46:20 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
Music behind DJ: Pink Floyd |
Embryo
|
The Broadcast Collection 1967 - 1968: Paris Theatre |
1970 |
0:52:28 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Eric Burdon & The Animals |
Bo Diddley
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Live in Club Go Go | 1973 | 0:57:05 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Steve Harley |
The Best Years of Our Lives
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Anytime! | 2004 | 1:04:40 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Peter Gabriel |
The Rhythm Of The Heat / I Have The Touch
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Peter Gabriel Plays Live | 1983 | 1:09:53 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Frank Zappa |
The Black Page Drum Solo / Black Page #1
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Zappa In New York | 1977 | 1:21:10 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| The Doors |
Who Do You Love?
|
Absolutely live | 1970 | 1:24:51 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Led Zeppelin |
You Shook me
|
Liverpool Live 10-19-68 | 1968 | 1:31:23 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| The Cure |
A Forest
|
Paris 1982 | 1982 | 1:41:25 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
Music behind DJ: Pink Floyd |
Embryo
|
The Broadcast Collection 1967 - 1968: Paris Theatre |
1970 |
1:49:05 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| UK |
Night After Night
|
Night After Night | 1977 | 1:54:31 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
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Listener comments!
Krys O.:
Krys O.:
WR:
Asheville Jon:
MY
GOSH
HI!!!
flic.kr...
Roger:
Jan Turkenburg:
Jan Turkenburg:
Seff Tuna:
Jan Turkenburg:
Asheville Jon:
Stanley:
Herbie:
WR:
I was a huge Keith Emerson fan. Had all the Nice albums and loved the recent released 1st ELP album. I was a young record store clerk.
In spring of 1971 a group of us piled into a 10+ year old sedan and drove from Dallas TX to Houston TX (about 250 miles) to see ELP. At that time the speed limit on the highway was 70 MPH. Most of the time the driver was going 90+ MPH so we got to the venue in under three hours.
We did not expect it to be sold out. There were 5 of us. We pleaded. We drove all the way from Dallas. They would not let us in.
Somehow, perhaps at the suggestion of the security at the front entrance, we found our way to the stage door at the back of the auditorium. We could faintly hear the opening band through the doors. The security guards were friendly but firm about not letting us in. When someone came in or out, while the door was open, we could hear pretty clearly. Doors closed, the music was a muffled rumble.
The opening band finished and after a wait ELP started. Several times the doors were opened as people were let in or out, and we could hear the music well for a few seconds. A limo pulled up. A few minutes later the opening band came out. Somehow us being gathered around the door was conflated into adulation of the opening band. Someone, perhaps one of the security guards produced a spiral notebook, the band signed it, the page from the notebook torn out and given to us. They left.
I wasn't aware of who the opening band was. Turned out it was Humble Pie, which still included Peter Frampton. After Humble Pie departed the foot traffic in and out of the back door ended and the security guards stayed inside. After about 15 or 20 minutes of no activity except the muffled distant sounding rumble of the band, we decided to start the drive back to Dallas, rather than wait we didn't know how long for ELP to finish and come out.
Don't know what happened to the Humble Pie / Marriott / Frampton / Shirley / Ridley signed notebook page. For a while it was tacked to the wall in the small house that a fellow record store clerk and I shared. I moved out and lost contact. Never did see Emerson in person.
Jan Turkenburg:
Jan Turkenburg:
Herbie:
Stanley:
I also didn't see Pink Fairies in '71 because there was a 18+ door policy, so we hung around the front smoking cigarettes. The band were so loud we may not have seen them but we sure heard them.
Stanley:
fred:
Jan Turkenburg:
fred:
Jan Turkenburg:
WR:
Jan Turkenburg:
fred:
Jan Turkenburg:
WR:
fred:
Stanley:
All hail the Bozzio!
Asheville Jon:
Jan Turkenburg:
fred:
I saw another opening band pull that crap, but it was Pere Ubu, and David Thomas excoriated them in several rants.
I'm often enjoyed opening sets more than the main act, but pulling rank because of friends to play a loooong set isn't right (also, don't try that with David Thomas)
WR:
fred:
Asheville Jon:
fred:
"Into the trees" is his golfing anthem (he also headbutted one running after a ball)
fred:
Asheville Jon:
Asheville Jon:
Krys O.:
Jan Turkenburg:
WR:
Stanley: