WFMU: Love Is Only Sleeping with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from January 15, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roky !
	9:06am fred: Good morning Bronwyn and RevRab and others
	9:07am Bronwyn Bishop: Someday I'll do a show with no technical errors. SOMEDAY
	9:07am Doug Schulkind: Good day, Bronwyn, sleepers and lovers!
	9:10am listener james from westwood: Morning, Bronwyn and all!
	9:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...being the Drummer channel - if we're hearing the Program, not the default stream - it's a good start...the rest we can handle as it comes...
	9:11am listener james from westwood: Always happy to hear Gary Wilson on these pertick'ler airstreams.
	9:12am fred: Technical errors are part of what makes it real radio
	9:13am listener james from westwood: I'd rather hear freeform w the odd glitch than top 40 music-by-committee!
	9:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right. If I win a nine-figure lottery, we'll gild FMU into state-of-the-art & probably ruin it...
	9:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Technical errors of the egregious kind. Good morning, Bronwyn and light sleepers.
	9:15am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks for your support friends, I'm glad my technical errors are more endearing than annoying
	9:16am fred: Also, you're filling in for D:O radio here, Jeff G isn't the kind to frown on such errors, except maybe his own
	9:16am Bronwyn Bishop: Good to know :D
	9:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's a privilege to be informed of & hear this Music.
	9:19am Bronwyn Bishop: :)
	9:31am guy mauve: Good morning all from Toronto. Technical glitches are underrated.
	9:32am holland oats: gmornink all
	9:45am doctorjazz: Good morning all.
	9:46am Bronwyn Bishop: Morning Doctor Jazz!
	9:48am holland oats: ariel is my main man
	9:49am Bronwyn Bishop: mine too!
	9:51am fred: Scorching set!
	9:52am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks Fred :D
	10:02am doctorjazz: Patton, great stuff! Cool set.
	10:03am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks Dr. J :)
	10:03am doctorjazz: And Taj, a fav. Great album, this Taj one.
	10:06am doctorjazz: (the original was on the albumTake A Giant Step, though the greatest hits are fine as well.
	10:14am Bronwyn Bishop: SORRY ABOUT THAT!
	10:18am Uncle Michael: Good morning.
	10:19am Bronwyn Bishop: Morning Uncle Michael!
	10:20am fred: Stop apologizing, I thought it was funny. Also, "habibi" is a common friendly address in some countries. A Lebanese friend calls a lot of people this way
	10:21am fred: I love the Muppet Bolt video: www.youtube.com...
	10:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'ma Share fred.
	10:27am listener james from westwood: Scott Walker!
	10:28am Bronwyn Bishop: Late-period Scott Walker, no less!
	10:33am melinda: hi Bronwyn & listeners!
	10:35am Bronwyn Bishop: Hey Melinda! :D
	10:48am Doug Schulkind: Freeform means never having to say you're sorry, BB!
	10:49am Uncle Michael: Who's in favor of a new Tinted Windows album?
	10:50am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks Doug :)
	10:57am fred: Whales might object to being lumped with these Trump-loving things ruining their habitat
	10:58am Bronwyn Bishop: Hence why I think the whales are the only sentient beings on this planet with any sense.
	10:59am Dean: We definitely need the blues, but I kinda doubt America has suddenly changed from never having inspired (provoked) them.
	11:01am fred: Is it weird being the "other" Bronwyn over here?
	11:02am Bronwyn Bishop: true, in many ways it's more of the same :(
	11:03am Bronwyn Bishop: @fred: yes, because people sometimes get excited when they're introduced to me and then I have to disappoint them ;) Also I've never been one of two Bronwyns and had to add my last initial to my name before.
	11:05am Dean: I went to law school with a Bronwyn. Really like that name.
	11:10am Dean: There's a story in the local "paper" (might be exclusively online) about how Kristofferson wrote "Me and Bobby McGee." Good story, interesting photos of Janis, but then it ends with this sentence: "At 80 years old he is one of the last-living vestiges of a time and place when songwriting actually mattered." Huh?
	11:14am Bronwyn Bishop: Damn, Dean, what a myopic blanket statement from that writer.
	11:16am fred: WFMU: the Bronwyn station. Promising, but I'm not sure the Bronwyn market makes up for Nachum's departure though
	11:18am Bronwyn Bishop: lol!
	11:20am doctorjazz: Back from dog walk, kinda chilly, show's been good company. Loving this set; one thing I noticed, could be me, I thought the Son House sounded like one of those rechanneled for stereo things-was using phone and headphones, Son was in my left channel (didn't happen with Little Willie John or Lizzie Miles), No big deal, just noticed (like it better when they leave the mono alone). @UM 10:49-I'm a big Fountains of Wayne fan, really liked that Tinted Windows track, would go for a second outing (going to get the first first). Though, I'd say it was more Blink 182/All Time Low than FOW.
	11:20am Ken From Hyde Park: @Bronwyn - The latest Blast of Hot Air from Ken mentioned that your choral group performs at Carnagie Hall. Did that already happen or is it coming up? If happened, how did it go? It must be very exciting. When do you open the phone lines for us to win tickets?
	11:23am Uncle Michael: Who wrote that stinker of an erroneous observation, Dean?
	11:25am Bronwyn Bishop: The Carnegie Hall show is on Feb. 6th but it'll be my second time performing there, the first was back in October when we performed several opera pieces at the Tucker Gala, which you can watch here: www.medici.tv... The two best songs that we did are at the beginning and end of that video. If you end up watching it, I am the young woman in the choir with dark bangs haha. Carnegie Hall is amazing of course. It was really surreal actually singing there because I had just seen the movie Florence Foster Jenkins, in which the main character dreams of singing there one day and finally does at the end, and then two months after seeing the movie there I was. The view from the stage is very beautiful and kind of intimidating! And I actually have to sell six tickets or else the choir makes me buy all six myself (yikes!) so if anyone's interested, let me know and you can order tickets through me for $30. It's going to be a really incredible night of music! One of our pieces (the Durufle Requiem) is amazing and worth the price of admission.
	11:25am Uncle Michael: Craig Hlavaty...I'm on this.
	11:26am Dean: Beat me to it. http://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/music/article/The-story-behind-Janis-Joplin-s-landmark-hit-Me-10848677.php Hlavaty is himself the last vestige of something.
	11:27am listener james from westwood: Car Seat Headrest is new to me and I am digging it!
	11:28am Doug Schulkind: My daughter's orchestra played Carnegie Hall two summers ago. Pretty massively cool.
	11:28am Dean: OTOH, the story prompted me to purchase some Janis records just now on the last day of Amoeba's monthly 15% off/free shipping sale.
	11:29am Uncle Michael: He's not local to you! He writes for the HOUSTON Chronicle. Why SF would pick that up, I can't imagine.
	11:30am doctorjazz: Amoeba? Haven't heard of that site/store. (probably better off...)
	11:31am fred: I'm sure someone once wrote how Kristofferson was nothing compared to the real songwriters
	11:31am Bronwyn Bishop: Amoeba is incredible and the only thing this New York girl likes about LA
	11:31am Uncle Michael: Amoeba's kind of a big deal, Doc.
	11:31am Dean: SFGate is a highly adulterated version of the Chronicle, which hasn't yet gotten quite as tabloidy as its online sibling. There's a genuine online Chronicle, too, but it's paywalled. Oh, dear, @doctorjazz. Oh, dear. The store is much more fun in person. I work very hard, and not always successfully, not to stroll there from work. It's just a few blocks southwest of my office.
	11:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Bronwyn; very nice. Break a leg!
	11:32am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks Ken! :)
	11:32am Dean: Aw, @BB, there's much more to like about LA. Ironically, I moved to the Bay Area, site of the first Amoeba, about a year before they opened the Hollywood store, which I've never seen. Word is, though, that it's the best of the three.
	11:33am doctorjazz: Sounds a West Coast kind of thing, this East Coaster hasn't been out to LA, amazingly enough. Will check out the site, though.
	11:34am Uncle Michael: The Chronicle died for me when they showed Jon Carroll the door.
	11:35am Dean: There's a Berkeley back-story about the Amoeba store and a nearby competitor, Rasputin, the owner of which allegedly refuses to develop the vacant lot across the street from Amoeba. He prefers the eyesore. But then he recently opened a store across the street from Amoeba in the other direction. It now houses Rasputin's former basement full of LPs.
	11:38am Doug Schulkind: I've come thisclose to moving to the East Bay three different times. Spent many hours and dollars at Rasputin and Amoeba.
	11:40am doctorjazz: There's so little in good record/music stores left in the NY area these days, do most everything on line now. (not that I'm up for spending hours flipping through record racks any more). Princeton Record Exchange is still around, I believe, haven't been there in a while, though (was overpriced when I used to go).
	11:41am Dean: The new Rasputin-owned store, @Doug, is in the former Cody's bookstore space. I miss Cody's. Fortunately, Moe's survives. Also miss the old Poobah Records in Pasadena. What a treasure that was.
	11:43am doctorjazz: THE SKILLET LICKERS!!!
	11:45am Dean: Oh, yeah, Jon Carroll! I confess I'd totally forgotten about him. We used to read the paper Chronicle, but now we get this weird cousin, now generically dubbed East Bay Times. He retired, didn't he? Was he handed walking papers? Given the pink slip, so to speak?
	11:46am doctorjazz: Just noticed, the Son House was from a 1965 recording, explains the stereo...
	11:48am Uncle Michael: Dean, Jon is blogging and writing better than ever.
	11:49am Dean: Will investigate. Upon retiring he wrote this nugget, among others: "I came back to The Chronicle in 1982, and I stayed and I stayed. I made a little trouble in the beginning: I compared Nordstrom to a whorehouse. I meant it in a nice way; when Nordstrom first opened, the men’s department featured a guy at a piano and a gaggle of young saleswomen who would lead you to the back and ask what you wanted. Then you went into a small room and took off your clothes."
	11:49am doctorjazz: Coming to the end, thanks for the great show, Bronwyn. Break a leg at the concert!
	11:49am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks :D
	11:51am Uncle Michael: Jon's blog: joncarrollprose.com
	11:52am Dean: Would love to hear your performance of the Durufle.
	11:52am Doug Schulkind: First place I go when I'm in the Frisco (which I say all the time when visiting to annoy the locals) is Down Home in El Cerrito.
	11:52am doctorjazz: (I tried the link to the Medici site, just a string trio and orchestral performance there).
	11:52am Uncle Michael: Jon "retired". Like a lot of good newspaper people. Wonderful show, Bronwyn!
	11:53am Bronwyn Bishop: Dean, I'll let you know if it ends up on youtube!
	11:54am Dean: Thank you, BB and UM. The blog looks great. Down Home, hell, yeah, Doug. Still cranking. I made a point to visit on the last day of last year to spend more than I should have. Picked up the Sun Ra definitive singles collection curated by Irwin Chusid, among other goodies.
	11:55am Bronwyn Bishop: @doctorjazz: hmm, well if you look up "richard tucker 2016" you should be able to find it!
	11:56am KevinfromBayRidge: Hello Bronwyn & Alles. Great Finisher ( Well next-to Sergio)! Great to hear you (First timer).
	11:56am Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Kevin, glad to have you here!
	11:56am Bronwyn Bishop: This song's title means "good vibrations" in Portuguese!
	11:57am doctorjazz: Yup, that works, thanks, check it out later.
	11:57am fred: Great show, Bronwyn. I hope I will catch more of your fill-ins in the future, until you get a regular show
	11:57am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks Fred :D
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Bronwyn!
	12:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx DJ BB !
	12:01pm KevinfromBayRidge: Niiiice!!!

Love Is Only Sleeping with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from January 15, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Roky Erickson With Okkervil River	Devotional Number One	True Love Cast Out All Evil	Anti-	2010	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson with Okkervil River	Ain't Blues Too Sad	True Love Cast Out All Evil	Anti-	2010	0:04:44 (Pop-up)
Ray Conniff	I'm All Right Now "I'm All Right Now" by "Ray Conniff"	Ray Conniff presents Various Artists, Vol.6	Cruiser Entertainment	1957	0:05:05 (Pop-up)
Gary Wilson	When You Walk Into My Dreams	You Think You Really Know Me	Gary Wilson	2006	0:07:05 (Pop-up)
Paula Monsalve	Huainito "Huainito" by "Paula Monsalve"	Yo Tengo Tantos Hermanos	Paula Monsalve	1987	0:08:39 (Pop-up)
Lee Jackson	Juanita "Juanita" by "Lee Jackson"	American Folk Blues Festival '70	L+R	1981	0:12:11 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	I Live For Love "I Live For Love" by "Daniel Johnston"	Yip Jump Music	Daniel Johnston	1983	0:16:10 (Pop-up)
John Trubee and the Ugly Janitors of America	Refrigerator Heaven	Welcome to Our Nightmare: A Tribute to Alice Cooper	Triple X Records	1993	0:19:45 (Pop-up)
Muddy Waters	Rolling Stone "Rolling Stone" by "Muddy Waters"	The Chess 50th Anniversary Collection: Muddy Waters - His Best, 1947 to 1955	UMG Recordings	1997	0:23:10 (Pop-up)
Thee Headcoatees	Run For Your Life	The Kids Are All Square - This Is Hip Girlsville	Damaged Goods	1992	0:24:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Three Ring Circus	Too Much of a Good, Good Thing (Instrumental)	Groovin' On The Sunshine	Master Classics Records	2011	0:43:31 (Pop-up)
Boredoms	Star "Star" by "Boredoms"	Vision Creation Newsun	Birdman Records	2000	0:33:25 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	We're an American Band	I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One	Matador	1997	0:37:31 (Pop-up)
Merzbow	Munchen "Munchen" by "Merzbow"	1930	Tzadik	1998	0:42:24 (Pop-up)
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti	Among Dreams	The Doldrums	Paw Tracks	2005	0:44:37 (Pop-up)
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti	Don't Think Twice (Love)	The Doldrums	Paw Tracks	2005	0:49:39 (Pop-up)
Spindrift	Titoli "Titoli" by "Spindrift"	The Legend Of God's Gun	Tee Pee	2009	0:51:16 (Pop-up)
Brian Jonestown Massacre	Servo "Servo" by "Brian Jonestown Massacre"	Your Side of Our Story	'a' records	2009	0:53:12 (Pop-up)
Charley Patton	Down the Dirt Road Blues	Charley Patton Vol. 1 (1929)	Document Records	1990	0:57:56 (Pop-up)
Taj Mahal	Take A Giant Step "Take A Giant Step" by "Taj Mahal"	The Best of Taj Mahal	Columbia/Legacy	1971	0:59:39 (Pop-up)
Aaron Neville	Tell It Like It Is "Tell It Like It Is" by "Aaron Neville"	Good Vibrations 2 Disc One	Ripete	2007	1:03:42 (Pop-up)

Hisham Abbas	Habibi Dah "Habibi Dah" by "Hisham Abbas"	Habibi Dah	Sout El Delta	2000	1:14:35 (Pop-up)
Naked City	Batman "Batman" by "Naked City"	Vol. 1 - Knitting Factory 1989	Tzadik	2002	1:15:30 (Pop-up)
Lightning Bolt	Dracula Mountain "Dracula Mountain" by "Lightning Bolt"	Wonderful Rainbow	Lightning Bolt	2003	1:21:13 (Pop-up)
White Dog	Ankled Acidic Mire "Ankled Acidic Mire" by "White Dog"	Triturate	PPM	2011	1:21:39 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Tar "Tar" by "Scott Walker"	Bish Bosch	4AD	2012	1:24:12 (Pop-up)
Jacob Kirkegaard	Chasm Chant "Chasm Chant" by "Jacob Kirkegaard"	Pod Tune	Scott Morgan	2014	1:29:11 (Pop-up)
Ian William Craig	Red Gate with Starling	A Turn Of Breath	Recital Program	2014	1:35:52 (Pop-up)
La Monte Young	For Brass "For Brass" by "La Monte Young"	Roots Of Drone	Chrome Dreams	2011	1:39:15 (Pop-up)
Little Women	Throat VII "Throat VII" by "Little Women"	Throat	AUM Fidelity	2010	1:42:59 (Pop-up)
Tinted Windows	Kind Of A Girl "Kind Of A Girl" by "Tinted Windows"	Tinted Windows (Bonus Version)	S-Curve Records	2009	1:45:20 (Pop-up)

Son House	Death Letter "Death Letter" by "Son House"	The Original Delta Blues: Son House	Sony Music Entertainment	1965	1:56:55 (Pop-up)
Tera Melos	Weird Circles "Weird Circles" by "Tera Melos"	X'ed Out	Sargent House	2013	2:00:47 (Pop-up)
Little Willie John	Heartbreak (It's Hurtin' Me)	Little Willie John: All 15 of His Chart Hits from 1953-1962	Gusto Records	1996	2:04:18 (Pop-up)
J. B. Summers and the Blues Shouters	Fat Man (feat. Lloyd "Fat Man" Smith & Frank Motley & His Crew	J. B. Summers and the Blues Shouters	Oldies.com	1990	2:08:13 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Miles	Some of These Days "Some of These Days" by "Lizzy Miles"	Big Mama Sings The Blues	Master Classics Records	2011	2:09:43 (Pop-up)
Charles Bradley	Victim of Love "Victim of Love" by "Charles Bradley"	Mojo Presents: 2013 The Best Of The Year	Mojo Magazine	2013	2:14:17 (Pop-up)
Rainer Baumann Band	Messin' With the Kid	Meet Me in the Bottom	Fuego	1980	2:16:06 (Pop-up)
Car Seat Headrest	Vincent "Vincent" by "Car Seat Headrest"	Teens of Denial	Matador	2016	2:22:26 (Pop-up)
Electric Würms	Fixing a Hole "Fixing a Hole" by "Electric Würms"	With a Little Help from My Fwends	Warner Bros.	2014	2:25:23 (Pop-up)
Magic Sam	Mama, Mama - Talk to Your Daughter	West Side Soul	Delmark Records	1990	2:29:59 (Pop-up)

Professor Longhair	Tipitina "Tipitina" by "Professor Longhair"	Rock 'n' Roll Gumbo (Maison de Blues Series)	Sunnyside/Confluences	1977	2:37:31 (Pop-up)
Gid Tanner & The Skillet Lickers	Soldier's Joy	Roots 'n' Blues - The Retrospective (1925-1950)	Sony Music Entertainment	1992	2:41:36 (Pop-up)
Tommy Brown	Women and Cadillacs (V-8 Baby)	Remember Me	Bonedog Records	2004	2:42:52 (Pop-up)
Wanderléa	Goody Goody "Goody Goody" by "Wanderléa"	Wanderlea	conf. abaixo	2005	2:45:17 (Pop-up)
Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66	With a Little Help from My Friends	Greatest Hits	A&M Records	1970	2:50:19 (Pop-up)
Fabio Jr.	Boas Vibracoes "Boas Vibracoes" by "Fabio Jr."	Fabio Jr.	Sony Music Entertainment (Brasil)	1984	2:52:37 (Pop-up)
Elliot Lawrence and His Orchestra	This Is Goodbye	Big Band Sound	... And More Bears	1959	2:55:45 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roky !
	9:06am fred: Good morning Bronwyn and RevRab and others
	9:07am Bronwyn Bishop: Someday I'll do a show with no technical errors. SOMEDAY
	9:07am Doug Schulkind: Good day, Bronwyn, sleepers and lovers!
	9:10am listener james from westwood: Morning, Bronwyn and all!
	9:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...being the Drummer channel - if we're hearing the Program, not the default stream - it's a good start...the rest we can handle as it comes...
	9:11am listener james from westwood: Always happy to hear Gary Wilson on these pertick'ler airstreams.
	9:12am fred: Technical errors are part of what makes it real radio
	9:13am listener james from westwood: I'd rather hear freeform w the odd glitch than top 40 music-by-committee!
	9:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right. If I win a nine-figure lottery, we'll gild FMU into state-of-the-art & probably ruin it...
	9:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Technical errors of the egregious kind. Good morning, Bronwyn and light sleepers.
	9:15am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks for your support friends, I'm glad my technical errors are more endearing than annoying
	9:16am fred: Also, you're filling in for D:O radio here, Jeff G isn't the kind to frown on such errors, except maybe his own
	9:16am Bronwyn Bishop: Good to know :D
	9:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's a privilege to be informed of & hear this Music.
	9:19am Bronwyn Bishop: :)
	9:31am guy mauve: Good morning all from Toronto. Technical glitches are underrated.
	9:32am holland oats: gmornink all
	9:45am doctorjazz: Good morning all.
	9:46am Bronwyn Bishop: Morning Doctor Jazz!
	9:48am holland oats: ariel is my main man
	9:49am Bronwyn Bishop: mine too!
	9:51am fred: Scorching set!
	9:52am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks Fred :D
	10:02am doctorjazz: Patton, great stuff! Cool set.
	10:03am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks Dr. J :)
	10:03am doctorjazz: And Taj, a fav. Great album, this Taj one.
	10:06am doctorjazz: (the original was on the albumTake A Giant Step, though the greatest hits are fine as well.
	10:14am Bronwyn Bishop: SORRY ABOUT THAT!
	10:18am Uncle Michael: Good morning.
	10:19am Bronwyn Bishop: Morning Uncle Michael!
	10:20am fred: Stop apologizing, I thought it was funny. Also, "habibi" is a common friendly address in some countries. A Lebanese friend calls a lot of people this way
	10:21am fred: I love the Muppet Bolt video: www.youtube.com...
	10:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'ma Share fred.
	10:27am listener james from westwood: Scott Walker!
	10:28am Bronwyn Bishop: Late-period Scott Walker, no less!
	10:33am melinda: hi Bronwyn & listeners!
	10:35am Bronwyn Bishop: Hey Melinda! :D
	10:48am Doug Schulkind: Freeform means never having to say you're sorry, BB!
	10:49am Uncle Michael: Who's in favor of a new Tinted Windows album?
	10:50am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks Doug :)
	10:57am fred: Whales might object to being lumped with these Trump-loving things ruining their habitat
	10:58am Bronwyn Bishop: Hence why I think the whales are the only sentient beings on this planet with any sense.
	10:59am Dean: We definitely need the blues, but I kinda doubt America has suddenly changed from never having inspired (provoked) them.
	11:01am fred: Is it weird being the "other" Bronwyn over here?
	11:02am Bronwyn Bishop: true, in many ways it's more of the same :(
	11:03am Bronwyn Bishop: @fred: yes, because people sometimes get excited when they're introduced to me and then I have to disappoint them ;) Also I've never been one of two Bronwyns and had to add my last initial to my name before.
	11:05am Dean: I went to law school with a Bronwyn. Really like that name.
	11:10am Dean: There's a story in the local "paper" (might be exclusively online) about how Kristofferson wrote "Me and Bobby McGee." Good story, interesting photos of Janis, but then it ends with this sentence: "At 80 years old he is one of the last-living vestiges of a time and place when songwriting actually mattered." Huh?
	11:14am Bronwyn Bishop: Damn, Dean, what a myopic blanket statement from that writer.
	11:16am fred: WFMU: the Bronwyn station. Promising, but I'm not sure the Bronwyn market makes up for Nachum's departure though
	11:18am Bronwyn Bishop: lol!
	11:20am doctorjazz: Back from dog walk, kinda chilly, show's been good company. Loving this set; one thing I noticed, could be me, I thought the Son House sounded like one of those rechanneled for stereo things-was using phone and headphones, Son was in my left channel (didn't happen with Little Willie John or Lizzie Miles), No big deal, just noticed (like it better when they leave the mono alone). @UM 10:49-I'm a big Fountains of Wayne fan, really liked that Tinted Windows track, would go for a second outing (going to get the first first). Though, I'd say it was more Blink 182/All Time Low than FOW.
	11:20am Ken From Hyde Park: @Bronwyn - The latest Blast of Hot Air from Ken mentioned that your choral group performs at Carnagie Hall. Did that already happen or is it coming up? If happened, how did it go? It must be very exciting. When do you open the phone lines for us to win tickets?
	11:23am Uncle Michael: Who wrote that stinker of an erroneous observation, Dean?
	11:25am Bronwyn Bishop: The Carnegie Hall show is on Feb. 6th but it'll be my second time performing there, the first was back in October when we performed several opera pieces at the Tucker Gala, which you can watch here: www.medici.tv... The two best songs that we did are at the beginning and end of that video. If you end up watching it, I am the young woman in the choir with dark bangs haha. Carnegie Hall is amazing of course. It was really surreal actually singing there because I had just seen the movie Florence Foster Jenkins, in which the main character dreams of singing there one day and finally does at the end, and then two months after seeing the movie there I was. The view from the stage is very beautiful and kind of intimidating! And I actually have to sell six tickets or else the choir makes me buy all six myself (yikes!) so if anyone's interested, let me know and you can order tickets through me for $30. It's going to be a really incredible night of music! One of our pieces (the Durufle Requiem) is amazing and worth the price of admission.
	11:25am Uncle Michael: Craig Hlavaty...I'm on this.
	11:26am Dean: Beat me to it. http://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/music/article/The-story-behind-Janis-Joplin-s-landmark-hit-Me-10848677.php Hlavaty is himself the last vestige of something.
	11:27am listener james from westwood: Car Seat Headrest is new to me and I am digging it!
	11:28am Doug Schulkind: My daughter's orchestra played Carnegie Hall two summers ago. Pretty massively cool.
	11:28am Dean: OTOH, the story prompted me to purchase some Janis records just now on the last day of Amoeba's monthly 15% off/free shipping sale.
	11:29am Uncle Michael: He's not local to you! He writes for the HOUSTON Chronicle. Why SF would pick that up, I can't imagine.
	11:30am doctorjazz: Amoeba? Haven't heard of that site/store. (probably better off...)
	11:31am fred: I'm sure someone once wrote how Kristofferson was nothing compared to the real songwriters
	11:31am Bronwyn Bishop: Amoeba is incredible and the only thing this New York girl likes about LA
	11:31am Uncle Michael: Amoeba's kind of a big deal, Doc.
	11:31am Dean: SFGate is a highly adulterated version of the Chronicle, which hasn't yet gotten quite as tabloidy as its online sibling. There's a genuine online Chronicle, too, but it's paywalled. Oh, dear, @doctorjazz. Oh, dear. The store is much more fun in person. I work very hard, and not always successfully, not to stroll there from work. It's just a few blocks southwest of my office.
	11:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Bronwyn; very nice. Break a leg!
	11:32am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks Ken! :)
	11:32am Dean: Aw, @BB, there's much more to like about LA. Ironically, I moved to the Bay Area, site of the first Amoeba, about a year before they opened the Hollywood store, which I've never seen. Word is, though, that it's the best of the three.
	11:33am doctorjazz: Sounds a West Coast kind of thing, this East Coaster hasn't been out to LA, amazingly enough. Will check out the site, though.
	11:34am Uncle Michael: The Chronicle died for me when they showed Jon Carroll the door.
	11:35am Dean: There's a Berkeley back-story about the Amoeba store and a nearby competitor, Rasputin, the owner of which allegedly refuses to develop the vacant lot across the street from Amoeba. He prefers the eyesore. But then he recently opened a store across the street from Amoeba in the other direction. It now houses Rasputin's former basement full of LPs.
	11:38am Doug Schulkind: I've come thisclose to moving to the East Bay three different times. Spent many hours and dollars at Rasputin and Amoeba.
	11:40am doctorjazz: There's so little in good record/music stores left in the NY area these days, do most everything on line now. (not that I'm up for spending hours flipping through record racks any more). Princeton Record Exchange is still around, I believe, haven't been there in a while, though (was overpriced when I used to go).
	11:41am Dean: The new Rasputin-owned store, @Doug, is in the former Cody's bookstore space. I miss Cody's. Fortunately, Moe's survives. Also miss the old Poobah Records in Pasadena. What a treasure that was.
	11:43am doctorjazz: THE SKILLET LICKERS!!!
	11:45am Dean: Oh, yeah, Jon Carroll! I confess I'd totally forgotten about him. We used to read the paper Chronicle, but now we get this weird cousin, now generically dubbed East Bay Times. He retired, didn't he? Was he handed walking papers? Given the pink slip, so to speak?
	11:46am doctorjazz: Just noticed, the Son House was from a 1965 recording, explains the stereo...
	11:48am Uncle Michael: Dean, Jon is blogging and writing better than ever.
	11:49am Dean: Will investigate. Upon retiring he wrote this nugget, among others: "I came back to The Chronicle in 1982, and I stayed and I stayed. I made a little trouble in the beginning: I compared Nordstrom to a whorehouse. I meant it in a nice way; when Nordstrom first opened, the men’s department featured a guy at a piano and a gaggle of young saleswomen who would lead you to the back and ask what you wanted. Then you went into a small room and took off your clothes."
	11:49am doctorjazz: Coming to the end, thanks for the great show, Bronwyn. Break a leg at the concert!
	11:49am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks :D
	11:51am Uncle Michael: Jon's blog: joncarrollprose.com
	11:52am Dean: Would love to hear your performance of the Durufle.
	11:52am Doug Schulkind: First place I go when I'm in the Frisco (which I say all the time when visiting to annoy the locals) is Down Home in El Cerrito.
	11:52am doctorjazz: (I tried the link to the Medici site, just a string trio and orchestral performance there).
	11:52am Uncle Michael: Jon "retired". Like a lot of good newspaper people. Wonderful show, Bronwyn!
	11:53am Bronwyn Bishop: Dean, I'll let you know if it ends up on youtube!
	11:54am Dean: Thank you, BB and UM. The blog looks great. Down Home, hell, yeah, Doug. Still cranking. I made a point to visit on the last day of last year to spend more than I should have. Picked up the Sun Ra definitive singles collection curated by Irwin Chusid, among other goodies.
	11:55am Bronwyn Bishop: @doctorjazz: hmm, well if you look up "richard tucker 2016" you should be able to find it!
	11:56am KevinfromBayRidge: Hello Bronwyn & Alles. Great Finisher ( Well next-to Sergio)! Great to hear you (First timer).
	11:56am Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Kevin, glad to have you here!
	11:56am Bronwyn Bishop: This song's title means "good vibrations" in Portuguese!
	11:57am doctorjazz: Yup, that works, thanks, check it out later.
	11:57am fred: Great show, Bronwyn. I hope I will catch more of your fill-ins in the future, until you get a regular show
	11:57am Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks Fred :D
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Bronwyn!
	12:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx DJ BB !
	12:01pm KevinfromBayRidge: Niiiice!!!

Love Is Only Sleeping with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from January 15, 2017

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