WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from March 3, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:04pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Hello everyone
	3:04pm Clïff in Prägůe: Helloooo
	3:05pm Rob Kopp: Hello Sheila, hello all, just pledged (swag for for life), so soon I have a radio as well :-)
	3:05pm Anonymous Coward: Tema wa, kawaii ne!
	3:05pm mmmzz: hi SB craziee troll listenr here luv your sho jus say'ng
	3:05pm Cecile: I liked that Lena.
	3:06pm Cooh John: Kickin' off the weekend with some boom boom. Hellooooooo everybody.
	3:06pm mmmzz: i smell 90's pop lined up for tday
	3:07pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Sheila!
	3:07pm mmmzz: whhpps, they're post 2000 but still heavy on 90's
	3:07pm Adrian in London: Bonsoir mes amis!
	3:07pm Michael 98145: Merhaba
	3:08pm mmmzz: buona giornoo tout troll ici
	3:09pm JtotheK: hi sheilaB, good afternoon boom boomers.
	3:09pm nachurall: Hi She!
	3:10pm maestroso: Hi Sheila, looking forward to the guest DJ set!
	3:10pm Cooh John: Walking the late winter sunny streets with my sophisticated soundtrack.
	3:10pm Michael 98145: Nothing To Do But Today : www.instagram.com...
	3:11pm JakeGould: Hello!
	3:13pm djsheilab: Yo! Yo! Yo! How's everyone today?! Turkish girls special coming up at the top of the hour. Thanks for being here with me today!
	3:15pm The Contessa: Love this!
	3:15pm Cecile: how do you feel about the Brand New Heavies, Sheila?
	3:15pm JakeGould: I am genuinely into this Turkish girl segment! Yes!
	3:16pm djsheilab: @Cecile I never paid them much attention. Are they worth checking out?
	3:17pm foofs: Peaches & Herb lookin so adorable there, their heads form a perfect heart shape
	3:20pm Cecile: I think so. N'Dea Davenport and crew were doing excellent nu soul - a bright spot for me in the 90s.
	3:21pm Rob Kopp: They only record by a female Turkish singer I have is One more cup of coffee (a Dylan cover) by Sertab. And it's just in English, so I look forward to the choice of Kornelia
	3:21pm eyenoise: Hi @djsheilab! Checking in from Florida.
	3:24pm sugarwolf: Hello!!
	3:25pm kuriousornj: mer'aba turkiye!
	3:25pm Michael 98145: BB!!
	3:25pm JtotheK: i like the peaches & herb 45 with the break - 'satisfy my hunger'.
	3:27pm dfb: hello Miss B
	3:27pm Cecile: Freddy Mercury was a Zoroastrian.
	3:28pm Michele: You skied a double black diamond?! Damn girl nice!!!!
	3:28pm Scraps: But... Zoroastrianism is a religion
	3:29pm Adrian in London: Wow. You must be really good if you can do that.
	3:29pm Scraps: I'm fine with that, but it is.
	3:29pm The Contessa: I've ridden a Wall of Death sitting on the handlebars!!! That was terrifying…
	3:30pm Cecile: it's Herb, for Herbert
	3:32pm east hollywood: SheilaB doesn't want to die skiing because she would miss the WFMU marathon. What a philosophy!
	3:32pm Cooh John: I am going to do something exciting/terrifying. Going to work the WFMU marathon!
	3:34pm djsheilab: @Cool John Really?! It'll be great to meet you!
	3:34pm Michael 98145: This is nice. [ btw, i <heart> mylene farmer ]
	3:35pm Scraps: Man, I wish I could go to the marathon, as a volunteer. It sounds great.
	3:36pm The Contessa: Has La DJ ever picked a Single of the Week we don't like? Non!
	3:36pm Adrian in London: That was a great single of the week!
	3:38pm Guido from Cologne: used to love the Ivories drive! Exactly from this castle Music compilation ... which was not all to great as a whole but worth for this particular track!
	3:38pm JtotheK: this ivories 'please stay' is new to me - like it a lot! but alas, it appears to be ... not inexpensive. sigh.
	3:39pm Rudy: I'm French, and I didn't know Jacno & Elli's daughter made music, moreover great pop like her parents ! Thanks !
	3:39pm djsheilab: @JtotheK Been after that record for years! So expensive + so hard to find.
	3:41pm Guido from Cologne: Ruby & The Romantics did a lot of great stuff! Not only "our day Will Come". :-)
	3:41pm dale: lots o' yellow stars on my page today.
	3:41pm Guido from Cologne: hahaha ...
	3:41pm Rob Kopp: Love this Ruby track. First thought it was going to be Could you would you by Them (because of the guitar)
	3:41pm Guido from Cologne: still go 4 the ISAAC HAYES VERSION
	3:42pm Rob Kopp: also done by Ruby & The Romantics
	3:42pm JtotheK: @sheilaB - since (original press) ivories 45 is apparently impossible to find, then allow me to make a promise - should i find in a 50 cent bin someday, it's yours!
	3:43pm joe mulligan: holy heck that was cool Sheila, as soon as you played the Ruby song I was trying to remember "our day will come" and was driving me crazy. thanks for playing those back-to-back!
	3:44pm JtotheK: yeah, this Gwen McCrae is a personal fave!
	3:45pm Rob Kopp: I also can recommend a French version of Our day will come: Le jour viendra by Canadian singer Claire LePage (of course from 1966)
	3:49pm northguineahills: Bats For Lashes!
	3:49pm northguineahills: Trouble introduced them to me years ago.
	3:50pm The Contessa: I love La Bat!
	3:51pm Guido from Cologne: Guess it is intentional to relate on Sehangri Las
	3:53pm Michele: OMG Pebbles! ha nice Sheila!
	3:53pm Scraps: Bat For Lashes really like their Shangri-Las
	3:54pm Scraps: ooh, bong!
	3:54pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey sheila and everyone :D
	3:56pm adrian in mpls: I forgot about this Pebbles song! Love it!
	3:56pm sugarwolf: Always fascinated by Pebbles' pronunciation of "question"
	3:57pm dale: i think pebbles is a minister now.
	3:58pm Will: yeah she managed TLC. & dale is right, she's a preacher now
	4:00pm Joe McG: "From singer to servant": http://sisterperri.perriareid.com/intro.html
	4:02pm ChrisB.: Oooh, Shelia B: Check out Sharon Van Etten's new version of the 1962 Skeeter Davis hit "End of the World." You will like!!!
	4:05pm Rob Kopp: while you're listening to the interview: one of the best sites about female singers is www.readysteadygirls.eu
	4:06pm djsheilab: Is the interview coming across loudly + clearly out there?
	4:06pm Rob Kopp: yes it i
	4:07pm djsheilab: Thanks @Rob :)
	4:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Sheila - Yes, to the limits of the particular speaker I'm near.
	4:10pm Adrian in London: Sounds fine, Sheila
	4:11pm Rob Kopp: Other very sad songs: fado from Portugal. I didn't understand them, until I went to a fado evening in Lissabon.
	4:12pm chris: hi, djsheilab, all... i'm actually salivating in anticipation of this mix
	4:13pm kuriousornj: Ajda Pekkan
	4:13pm Guido from Cologne: Bert Kaempfert, hahahaha!
	4:14pm mmmzz: did Peter Murphy sing anything in Turkish?
	4:14pm alan from sacto: :)
	4:14pm Rob Kopp: the b-side is a cover of Bang bang
	4:17pm Rob Kopp: @ Sheila: Do you know if Kornelia, being Polish, is speaking Turkish?
	4:21pm bobdoesthings: hello
	4:22pm djsheilab: Hello @bobdoesthings! Welcome to Turkish Girls Hour :)
	4:23pm bobdoesthings: sweeet... You got Selda cued up?
	4:24pm Guido from Cologne: Tülay German firts representative of anatolian pop, says a website.
	4:24pm kuriousornj: Neshe Karabocek too?
	4:24pm djsheilab: @bobdoesthings No Selda on this mix. I think she went for more stuff that's not as readily available.
	4:25pm Will: This is almost better than Barış Manço's version of this song!
	4:28pm Rob Kopp: Just downloaded Tülay German and now I know where The Kinks borrowed the intro for Sunny afternoon :-)
	4:30pm Rob Kopp: Sleeve are telling a lot about the music
	4:31pm djsheilab: Kornelia's web project—Ladies On Records: www.facebook.com...
	4:35pm The Contessa: Kornelia is so great! Lovely interview Sheila
	4:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: The SBB premium this year is "The Laziest Gals in Town." Can you tell us more, Sheila? Lazy girls just ambitious enough to record songs?
	4:36pm djsheilab: I'm so glad you're enjoying it @The Contessa! Isn't she the loveliest?
	4:39pm east hollywood: Thank You Sheila! I love the scholarly conversations and interviews you do. They put the sophisticated in the boom boom.
	4:40pm chris: so good! thanks, Sheila & Kornelia!
	4:43pm djsheilab: Thanks @east hollywood + @chris! I can't get over how amazing her selections are and am so happy to be able to share her mix with all of you.
	4:45pm JasonInBoston: Sheila-this is AMAZING! I've been trying to bone up on my Turkish music knowledge in recent months so this is right on time. Kornelia is a real treasure, too. N E X T L E V E L !
	4:46pm east hollywood: O wow. Kamuran Akkor
	4:46pm djsheilab: Right?! @JasonInBoston Her taste is impeccable! I'm getting a serious education too. I WANT ALL THE ORIGINAL RECORDS NOWWWWW!
	4:47pm Mark R: This Turkish shit is COOL!!!
	4:48pm Guido from Cologne: the one thing is that Turkish music is psychedelic by itself. the other thing Kornelia#s selections is the cream of the crop.
	4:49pm Listener Chris: Is this a cover? I know this melody. Really enjoying these Turkish songs!
	4:50pm Guido from Cologne: Esmeray and Kim Bunlar - 1974, Diskotür "Ayrılık Olsa Bile" - outstanding version of Delirium's "Jesahel". Deep and funky tune. Rare sound. ... info from Kornelia's facebook page.
	4:51pm Ike: Lovely Turkish sounds!
	4:52pm djsheilab: Glad you're digging @ike @Mark R. + @Guido from Cologne. Cream of the crop indeed!
	4:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: GutenAbend/TZAG ! FMU bringing the special & exclusive once again...
	4:54pm Michael 98145: will definitely replay from the archive ...
	4:54pm djsheilab: A link to Kornelia's compilation, Uzelli Psychedelic Anadolu, out on March 10th! www.discogs.com...
	4:55pm @sugarwolf@: This is great!!
	4:55pm Michael 98145: thank you, Sheila, what a treat
	4:55pm cenk: Great Job! That Esmeray track is incredible.
	4:56pm bobdoesthings: yeah this is great stuff! <3
	4:56pm Adrian in London: Definitely want to hear the Rana Alagöz track again
	4:57pm JtotheK: great interview, awesome mix -- thanks so much!
	4:57pm kuriousornj: wow, Dj Sheila what r u doin' to us!!!
	4:58pm Guido from Cologne: Just realize, that i own an Esmeray LP
	4:59pm @sugarwolf@: That's funny that there so many international lady singers with JC Superstar samples!
	4:59pm djsheilab: @sugarwolf Isn't that so peculiar?! How ever did that sample become so huge in the Middle East?!
	5:00pm Michael 98145: i've always been a sucker for sophisticated and sinuous sounds
	5:00pm Carmichael: And now for something completely different ... Wow, I tuned in at the right time. Heya Sheila and boomers.
	5:00pm Rob Kopp: @ Adrian: me too. It's not on You Tube
	5:03pm em: Craving Turkish food so badly right now...
	5:04pm @sugarwolf@: @djsheilab: well technically, it is about a Middle Eastern dude!!
	5:04pm Michael 98145: all those lovely dark eyes
	5:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reminded of 'Bollywood' & how they interpreted 'Western' Pop~Rawk - I think just about creating the original 'MashUps' ! Also what Guido said: Turkish Music is inherently 'Psychedelic'. Rawk borrowed hugely from 'International' Musics - Middle-Eastern, Indian & Asian - to create Psych in the 1st place - the 'Hashish Lands' - if you will? They called Rick Wright, PinkFloyd's keyboardist's stock riff his 'Turkish delight' - to the point if rather glib...Right - JC Superstar was written w/ the MiddleEast in kind of course...
	5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Have mused on the Drummer Stream that a 24/7 SublimeFrequencies stream would be wonderful - & this would be a grand addition to this imaginary programming! Thinking increasingly these days that the time for a great boxed set Volume of truly International 'NonWestern' Nuggets is more than ripe...
	5:09pm JasonInBoston: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: a "sublime frequencies" Nuggets is a great idea!
	5:10pm The Contessa: Thanks Kornelia. It's official, we all love you!
	5:10pm Parq: That was the coolest.
	5:12pm julie: yessss eastern European ladies too
	5:12pm Michael 98145: yet another reason to support WFMU. as if we needed one.
	5:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: Applause, Kornelia. Very nice.
	5:14pm Rob Kopp: Thanks Kornelia
	5:14pm JasonInBoston: Seriously. Take a bow ladies!
	5:14pm Michael 98145: so sorry to be missing this : www.instagram.com...
	5:17pm psysci: Heard that one on black mirror
	5:17pm em: HOPE!! I am loving this new album and all the play it's getting on FMU.
	5:17pm Michael 98145: Hope!
	5:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hope...<3<3<3...
	5:20pm djsheilab: @psysci Loved that program. Charlie Brooker!
	5:21pm alan from sacto: Thanks for the awesome segment with Kornelia!
	5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& the dude sounds a little like LeeHazelwood - presumably not lost on anyone...
	5:23pm NJ Prof: Listening right now.
	5:23pm NJ Prof: I can't get "Judy in disguise with glasses" out of my head from last Friday.
	5:27pm maestroso: Totally loved the Turkish hour! Thanks for bringing us that, Sheila!
	5:29pm psysci: This one is very beautiful
	5:29pm common: happy friday, sheila b. and all!
	5:31pm Rob Kopp: Bye everyone. Duty is calling. Will listen to the last half hour tomorrow
	5:31pm Stephanie: Hi Sheila, Happy Friday...enjoying the tunes! Hope to see you out soon! :-)
	5:32pm Carmichael: I had to check the board to see if it WAS Hazlewood!
	5:32pm Adrian in London: I've always wondered what 'candy jam' is
	5:34pm Hayden: Long time listener and first time commenter. This chat seems cool
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Legal justification for violence against vending machines.
	5:34pm JohnEBGood: Luv the show. First time listener. Rock on Sheila!!
	5:38pm The Contessa: Who saw her amazing dress at the Oscars??
	5:38pm Michael 98145: she was wonderful in Hidden Figures
	5:40pm Dan: Here Here! Fem Ven
	5:41pm @sugarwolf@: @TheContessa:yes!!!!
	5:41pm Adrian in London: The marathon is like the double black diamond of radio, right?
	5:42pm Michael 98145: whoa, busy DJ !!
	5:42pm Carmichael: The boss Ken is a slave driver, Sheila. He's never satisfied ...
	5:42pm Dan: @Adrian, without edges!
	5:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Wow...good. You landed a good bunch of co-host combos!
	5:44pm djsheilab: @Adrian in London HELL YESSS! I can't think of a more accurate description.
	5:44pm Michael 98145: [ this is a disturbing record cover ]
	5:46pm djsheilab: Welcome @Hayden! Thanks for commenting :)
	5:46pm chris: eye tooth?
	5:47pm Sig: Good show tonight
	5:48pm djsheilab: Thanks @Sig!
	5:50pm Cooh John: Great show as always. Loved the Turkish flavor. Hope to see you at the marathon. I'll bring some homegrown vinyl.
	5:51pm chris: timely and beautiful cover of Alien
	5:52pm bobdoesthings: gotta run, great show sheilaB! thanks
	5:53pm Carmichael: Sayonara, Sheila!
	5:53pm chris: ah, well, there ya go! :D thanks for a super stupendous show, djsheilab!
	5:54pm matt: I KNEW IT WAS STINK AS SOON AS I WALKED IN D' ROOM
	5:55pm eyenoise: Sorry, but OOF @djsheilab, OOF
	5:56pm djsheilab: Haha! It was screaming to come after that Somi record. PLEASE FORGIVE ME LISTENERS!
	5:56pm chris: props to Branford Marsalis!
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sting - 1st concert I ever heard of being as much as $100 - seemed such an outrage, yerknow...
	5:57pm Michael 98145: you can do no wrong. thank you again, DJ Sheila
	5:58pm The Contessa: Thank you Sheila for a most delightful show… apart from Sting! Bye everyone.
	5:58pm chalmers: It wasn't played by you, Sheila, it was played THROUGH you.
	5:58pm alan from sacto: Fantastic, thank you!!
	5:58pm Whooda: I don't think it was God...DJ sophisticated Boom Boom Shelia
	5:58pm drr: soprano
	5:58pm Adrian in London: During Somi I was thinking "Pretty good. Well, at least she's not playing Sting…" ! ;-) Fantastic show Sheila. xx
	5:59pm pinholga: Kenny G plays soprano sax.
	5:59pm dgg: i think kenny g blows a thin white flute
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I can see how the song might relate to maybe even somone somebody you know might know... *Soprano (high pitched) sax - the little straight-shaped one...
	5:59pm Tommy in Neversink: Sting has a Sophisticated Boom Boom quality
	5:59pm dgg: wait, now it sounds like a weird bowie ref I wasn't going for that at all
	6:00pm Michael 98145: heh
	6:00pm djsheilab: Thanks gang! See you next week for the madness that it is the WFMU marrrrrraaaaatttttthhhhhhoooooonnnnnnnnnnn!!!
	6:00pm lanceromace02: Clarinette by Kenny G
	6:04pm jordanmclean: hey Sheila and Lance. That was Branford Marsalis on soprano saxophone with Sting. Thanks Chris for trying to set the record straight.
	6:13pm Passaic River Blues: This episode was off the hook, Ms. B! Thank you so much!
	10:08pm Michael 98145: still wonderful in the distant future. love that Juana Molina ...

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from March 3, 2017

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Female-fronted pop from the past, present, and future; from all over the globe. And the occasional man.

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March 3, 2017: Nothing To Do But Today / Turkish female folk-rock, pop + psychedelia from the 60s + 70s with guest DJ Kornelia Binicewicz

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Lena Platonos	Idypoto Roumpini "Idypoto Roumpini" by "Lena Platonos"	Galop	Dark Entries	2015	From 1985		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Aeroplane	Aeroplane "Aeroplane" by "Aeroplane"		N.E.W.S.	2007			0:03:33 (Pop-up)
Peaches & Herb	Close Your Eyes "Close Your Eyes" by "Peaches & Herb"	Let's Fall In Love	Date	1967			0:09:43 (Pop-up)
The Jack Moves	Doublin' Down "Doublin' Down" by "The Jack Moves"	The Jack Moves	Wax Poetics	2015			0:12:23 (Pop-up)
Saint Etienne	Stop and Think It Over	Finisterre	Mantra Recordings	2002			0:15:46 (Pop-up)
The Knockouts	Aeba Suki Suki "Aeba Suki Suki" by "The Knockouts"	All Kindsa Girls Vol 5	Munster Records	1997			0:19:39 (Pop-up)
The Chimes featuring Denise	Say It Again		Decca	1963			0:21:43 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Bardot	L'Appareil A Sous		Philips	1963			0:23:25 (Pop-up)

Calypso Valois	Le Jour "Le Jour" by "Calypso Valois"		Le Label	2016	My Single of the Week!	*	0:31:35 (Pop-up)
The Ivories	Please Stay "Please Stay" by "The Ivories"	Keeping The Faith: 40 Years Of Nothern Soul Memories & Souvenirs	Castle Music	2007	From 1967		0:34:31 (Pop-up)
Ruby & The Romantics	When You're Young and In Love	The Sweetest Feeling: A Van McCoy Songbook 1962-1973	Ace Records	2010	From 1964		0:37:16 (Pop-up)
Amy Winehouse	Our Day Will Come "Our Day Will Come" by "Amy Winehouse"	Lioness: Hidden Treasures	Island Records	2011			0:39:33 (Pop-up)
Gwen McCrae	Lead Me On "Lead Me On" by "Gwen McCrae"		Columbia	1970			0:41:53 (Pop-up)
Hand Habits	Flower Glass "Flower Glass" by "Hand Habits"	Wildly Idle (Humble Before The Void)	Woodsist	2017		*	0:43:54 (Pop-up)
Bat For Lashes	What's a Girl to Do?	Fur & Gold	The Echo Label	2006			0:48:22 (Pop-up)
Pebbles	Girlfriend "Girlfriend" by "Pebbles"	Pebbles: Greatest Hits	Hip-O Records	2000	From 1987		0:51:10 (Pop-up)

Turkish female folk-rock, pop + psychedelia from the 60s + 70s with guest DJ Kornelia Binicewicz
Ajda Pekkan	Iki Yabanci "Iki Yabanci" by "Ajda Pekkan"		Regal	1967			1:11:00 (Pop-up)
Tülay German	Mecnunum Leylamı Gördüm		Ezgi Plâkları	1964			1:14:04 (Pop-up)
Rana Alagöz	Bir Gölge Gibi "Bir Gölge Gibi" by "Rana Alagöz"		Arya	1971			1:16:40 (Pop-up)
Rüya Çağla	Odana serdim hali "Odana serdim hali" by "Rüya Çağla"		Nurtaç Yapım	1983			1:18:43 (Pop-up)
Nazan Şoray	Hal Hal "Hal Hal" by "Nazan Şoray"		Öncü	1980			1:22:10 (Pop-up)

Neşe Karaböcek	Demiyom mu "Demiyom mu" by "Neşe Karaböcek"		Elenor	1974			1:32:33 (Pop-up)
Beyaz Kelebekler	Esmerim "Esmerim" by "Beyaz Kelebekler"		1 Numara	1975			1:35:25 (Pop-up)
Neşe Alkan	Kaçma Güzel "Kaçma Güzel" by "Neşe Alkan"		Elenor	1975			1:38:38 (Pop-up)
Kamuran Akkor	Dilo Dilo Yaylalar "Dilo Dilo Yaylalar" by "Kamuran Akkor"		İstanbul Plak	1975			1:41:48 (Pop-up)
Esmeray	Ayrilik olsa bile "Ayrilik olsa bile" by "Esmeray"		Diskotür	1974			1:45:17 (Pop-up)

Neşe Karaböcek	Yali yali "Yali yali" by "Neşe Karaböcek"		Kervan Plakçılık	1975			1:53:48 (Pop-up)
Gülden Karaböcek	Çeşme "Çeşme" by "Gülden Karaböcek"		Elenor Plak	1975			1:56:21 (Pop-up)
Azize Gencebay	Damarımda Kanımsın		İstanbul Plak	1970			1:59:06 (Pop-up)
Neşe Karaböcek	Seher vakti "Seher vakti" by "Neşe Karaböcek"		Türkofon	1970			2:02:40 (Pop-up)
Serpil Barlas	Yaldım aşkında ben		Nova	1976			2:05:54 (Pop-up)

Irma Thomas	Anyone Who Knows What Love Is (Will Understand)		Imperial	1964			2:12:57 (Pop-up)
Hope Sandoval and the Warm Inventions	Let Me Get There	Until the Hunter	Tendril Tales	2016		*	2:14:58 (Pop-up)
Keren Ann	In Your Back "In Your Back" by "Keren Ann"	Keren Ann	EMI	2007			2:22:10 (Pop-up)
Bobby Hebb	Love Love Love "Love Love Love" by "Bobby Hebb"		Philips	1966			2:27:35 (Pop-up)
Lonette	Stop! (Don't Worry About It)		M-S Records	1968			2:30:27 (Pop-up)
Janelle Monáe	Dance Or Die (feat. Saul Williams)	The ArchAndroid	Bad Boy / Wondaland	2010			2:32:49 (Pop-up)

Juana Molina	Cosoco "Cosoco" by "Juana Molina"	Halo	Crammed Discs	2017	New album out 5/5!	*	2:42:05 (Pop-up)
Somi	Alien "Alien" by "Somi"	Petite Afrique	OKeh	2017		*	2:46:26 (Pop-up)
Sting	Englishman in New York "Englishman in New York" by "Sting"	....Nothing Like the Sun	A&M	1987	Had to be done!		2:51:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Hello everyone
	3:04pm Clïff in Prägůe: Helloooo
	3:05pm Rob Kopp: Hello Sheila, hello all, just pledged (swag for for life), so soon I have a radio as well :-)
	3:05pm Anonymous Coward: Tema wa, kawaii ne!
	3:05pm mmmzz: hi SB craziee troll listenr here luv your sho jus say'ng
	3:05pm Cecile: I liked that Lena.
	3:06pm Cooh John: Kickin' off the weekend with some boom boom. Hellooooooo everybody.
	3:06pm mmmzz: i smell 90's pop lined up for tday
	3:07pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Sheila!
	3:07pm mmmzz: whhpps, they're post 2000 but still heavy on 90's
	3:07pm Adrian in London: Bonsoir mes amis!
	3:07pm Michael 98145: Merhaba
	3:08pm mmmzz: buona giornoo tout troll ici
	3:09pm JtotheK: hi sheilaB, good afternoon boom boomers.
	3:09pm nachurall: Hi She!
	3:10pm maestroso: Hi Sheila, looking forward to the guest DJ set!
	3:10pm Cooh John: Walking the late winter sunny streets with my sophisticated soundtrack.
	3:10pm Michael 98145: Nothing To Do But Today : www.instagram.com...
	3:11pm JakeGould: Hello!
	3:13pm djsheilab: Yo! Yo! Yo! How's everyone today?! Turkish girls special coming up at the top of the hour. Thanks for being here with me today!
	3:15pm The Contessa: Love this!
	3:15pm Cecile: how do you feel about the Brand New Heavies, Sheila?
	3:15pm JakeGould: I am genuinely into this Turkish girl segment! Yes!
	3:16pm djsheilab: @Cecile I never paid them much attention. Are they worth checking out?
	3:17pm foofs: Peaches & Herb lookin so adorable there, their heads form a perfect heart shape
	3:20pm Cecile: I think so. N'Dea Davenport and crew were doing excellent nu soul - a bright spot for me in the 90s.
	3:21pm Rob Kopp: They only record by a female Turkish singer I have is One more cup of coffee (a Dylan cover) by Sertab. And it's just in English, so I look forward to the choice of Kornelia
	3:21pm eyenoise: Hi @djsheilab! Checking in from Florida.
	3:24pm sugarwolf: Hello!!
	3:25pm kuriousornj: mer'aba turkiye!
	3:25pm Michael 98145: BB!!
	3:25pm JtotheK: i like the peaches & herb 45 with the break - 'satisfy my hunger'.
	3:27pm dfb: hello Miss B
	3:27pm Cecile: Freddy Mercury was a Zoroastrian.
	3:28pm Michele: You skied a double black diamond?! Damn girl nice!!!!
	3:28pm Scraps: But... Zoroastrianism is a religion
	3:29pm Adrian in London: Wow. You must be really good if you can do that.
	3:29pm Scraps: I'm fine with that, but it is.
	3:29pm The Contessa: I've ridden a Wall of Death sitting on the handlebars!!! That was terrifying…
	3:30pm Cecile: it's Herb, for Herbert
	3:32pm east hollywood: SheilaB doesn't want to die skiing because she would miss the WFMU marathon. What a philosophy!
	3:32pm Cooh John: I am going to do something exciting/terrifying. Going to work the WFMU marathon!
	3:34pm djsheilab: @Cool John Really?! It'll be great to meet you!
	3:34pm Michael 98145: This is nice. [ btw, i <heart> mylene farmer ]
	3:35pm Scraps: Man, I wish I could go to the marathon, as a volunteer. It sounds great.
	3:36pm The Contessa: Has La DJ ever picked a Single of the Week we don't like? Non!
	3:36pm Adrian in London: That was a great single of the week!
	3:38pm Guido from Cologne: used to love the Ivories drive! Exactly from this castle Music compilation ... which was not all to great as a whole but worth for this particular track!
	3:38pm JtotheK: this ivories 'please stay' is new to me - like it a lot! but alas, it appears to be ... not inexpensive. sigh.
	3:39pm Rudy: I'm French, and I didn't know Jacno & Elli's daughter made music, moreover great pop like her parents ! Thanks !
	3:39pm djsheilab: @JtotheK Been after that record for years! So expensive + so hard to find.
	3:41pm Guido from Cologne: Ruby & The Romantics did a lot of great stuff! Not only "our day Will Come". :-)
	3:41pm dale: lots o' yellow stars on my page today.
	3:41pm Guido from Cologne: hahaha ...
	3:41pm Rob Kopp: Love this Ruby track. First thought it was going to be Could you would you by Them (because of the guitar)
	3:41pm Guido from Cologne: still go 4 the ISAAC HAYES VERSION
	3:42pm Rob Kopp: also done by Ruby & The Romantics
	3:42pm JtotheK: @sheilaB - since (original press) ivories 45 is apparently impossible to find, then allow me to make a promise - should i find in a 50 cent bin someday, it's yours!
	3:43pm joe mulligan: holy heck that was cool Sheila, as soon as you played the Ruby song I was trying to remember "our day will come" and was driving me crazy. thanks for playing those back-to-back!
	3:44pm JtotheK: yeah, this Gwen McCrae is a personal fave!
	3:45pm Rob Kopp: I also can recommend a French version of Our day will come: Le jour viendra by Canadian singer Claire LePage (of course from 1966)
	3:49pm northguineahills: Bats For Lashes!
	3:49pm northguineahills: Trouble introduced them to me years ago.
	3:50pm The Contessa: I love La Bat!
	3:51pm Guido from Cologne: Guess it is intentional to relate on Sehangri Las
	3:53pm Michele: OMG Pebbles! ha nice Sheila!
	3:53pm Scraps: Bat For Lashes really like their Shangri-Las
	3:54pm Scraps: ooh, bong!
	3:54pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey sheila and everyone :D
	3:56pm adrian in mpls: I forgot about this Pebbles song! Love it!
	3:56pm sugarwolf: Always fascinated by Pebbles' pronunciation of "question"
	3:57pm dale: i think pebbles is a minister now.
	3:58pm Will: yeah she managed TLC. & dale is right, she's a preacher now
	4:00pm Joe McG: "From singer to servant": http://sisterperri.perriareid.com/intro.html
	4:02pm ChrisB.: Oooh, Shelia B: Check out Sharon Van Etten's new version of the 1962 Skeeter Davis hit "End of the World." You will like!!!
	4:05pm Rob Kopp: while you're listening to the interview: one of the best sites about female singers is www.readysteadygirls.eu
	4:06pm djsheilab: Is the interview coming across loudly + clearly out there?
	4:06pm Rob Kopp: yes it i
	4:07pm djsheilab: Thanks @Rob :)
	4:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Sheila - Yes, to the limits of the particular speaker I'm near.
	4:10pm Adrian in London: Sounds fine, Sheila
	4:11pm Rob Kopp: Other very sad songs: fado from Portugal. I didn't understand them, until I went to a fado evening in Lissabon.
	4:12pm chris: hi, djsheilab, all... i'm actually salivating in anticipation of this mix
	4:13pm kuriousornj: Ajda Pekkan
	4:13pm Guido from Cologne: Bert Kaempfert, hahahaha!
	4:14pm mmmzz: did Peter Murphy sing anything in Turkish?
	4:14pm alan from sacto: :)
	4:14pm Rob Kopp: the b-side is a cover of Bang bang
	4:17pm Rob Kopp: @ Sheila: Do you know if Kornelia, being Polish, is speaking Turkish?
	4:21pm bobdoesthings: hello
	4:22pm djsheilab: Hello @bobdoesthings! Welcome to Turkish Girls Hour :)
	4:23pm bobdoesthings: sweeet... You got Selda cued up?
	4:24pm Guido from Cologne: Tülay German firts representative of anatolian pop, says a website.
	4:24pm kuriousornj: Neshe Karabocek too?
	4:24pm djsheilab: @bobdoesthings No Selda on this mix. I think she went for more stuff that's not as readily available.
	4:25pm Will: This is almost better than Barış Manço's version of this song!
	4:28pm Rob Kopp: Just downloaded Tülay German and now I know where The Kinks borrowed the intro for Sunny afternoon :-)
	4:30pm Rob Kopp: Sleeve are telling a lot about the music
	4:31pm djsheilab: Kornelia's web project—Ladies On Records: www.facebook.com...
	4:35pm The Contessa: Kornelia is so great! Lovely interview Sheila
	4:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: The SBB premium this year is "The Laziest Gals in Town." Can you tell us more, Sheila? Lazy girls just ambitious enough to record songs?
	4:36pm djsheilab: I'm so glad you're enjoying it @The Contessa! Isn't she the loveliest?
	4:39pm east hollywood: Thank You Sheila! I love the scholarly conversations and interviews you do. They put the sophisticated in the boom boom.
	4:40pm chris: so good! thanks, Sheila & Kornelia!
	4:43pm djsheilab: Thanks @east hollywood + @chris! I can't get over how amazing her selections are and am so happy to be able to share her mix with all of you.
	4:45pm JasonInBoston: Sheila-this is AMAZING! I've been trying to bone up on my Turkish music knowledge in recent months so this is right on time. Kornelia is a real treasure, too. N E X T L E V E L !
	4:46pm east hollywood: O wow. Kamuran Akkor
	4:46pm djsheilab: Right?! @JasonInBoston Her taste is impeccable! I'm getting a serious education too. I WANT ALL THE ORIGINAL RECORDS NOWWWWW!
	4:47pm Mark R: This Turkish shit is COOL!!!
	4:48pm Guido from Cologne: the one thing is that Turkish music is psychedelic by itself. the other thing Kornelia#s selections is the cream of the crop.
	4:49pm Listener Chris: Is this a cover? I know this melody. Really enjoying these Turkish songs!
	4:50pm Guido from Cologne: Esmeray and Kim Bunlar - 1974, Diskotür "Ayrılık Olsa Bile" - outstanding version of Delirium's "Jesahel". Deep and funky tune. Rare sound. ... info from Kornelia's facebook page.
	4:51pm Ike: Lovely Turkish sounds!
	4:52pm djsheilab: Glad you're digging @ike @Mark R. + @Guido from Cologne. Cream of the crop indeed!
	4:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: GutenAbend/TZAG ! FMU bringing the special & exclusive once again...
	4:54pm Michael 98145: will definitely replay from the archive ...
	4:54pm djsheilab: A link to Kornelia's compilation, Uzelli Psychedelic Anadolu, out on March 10th! www.discogs.com...
	4:55pm @sugarwolf@: This is great!!
	4:55pm Michael 98145: thank you, Sheila, what a treat
	4:55pm cenk: Great Job! That Esmeray track is incredible.
	4:56pm bobdoesthings: yeah this is great stuff! <3
	4:56pm Adrian in London: Definitely want to hear the Rana Alagöz track again
	4:57pm JtotheK: great interview, awesome mix -- thanks so much!
	4:57pm kuriousornj: wow, Dj Sheila what r u doin' to us!!!
	4:58pm Guido from Cologne: Just realize, that i own an Esmeray LP
	4:59pm @sugarwolf@: That's funny that there so many international lady singers with JC Superstar samples!
	4:59pm djsheilab: @sugarwolf Isn't that so peculiar?! How ever did that sample become so huge in the Middle East?!
	5:00pm Michael 98145: i've always been a sucker for sophisticated and sinuous sounds
	5:00pm Carmichael: And now for something completely different ... Wow, I tuned in at the right time. Heya Sheila and boomers.
	5:00pm Rob Kopp: @ Adrian: me too. It's not on You Tube
	5:03pm em: Craving Turkish food so badly right now...
	5:04pm @sugarwolf@: @djsheilab: well technically, it is about a Middle Eastern dude!!
	5:04pm Michael 98145: all those lovely dark eyes
	5:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reminded of 'Bollywood' & how they interpreted 'Western' Pop~Rawk - I think just about creating the original 'MashUps' ! Also what Guido said: Turkish Music is inherently 'Psychedelic'. Rawk borrowed hugely from 'International' Musics - Middle-Eastern, Indian & Asian - to create Psych in the 1st place - the 'Hashish Lands' - if you will? They called Rick Wright, PinkFloyd's keyboardist's stock riff his 'Turkish delight' - to the point if rather glib...Right - JC Superstar was written w/ the MiddleEast in kind of course...
	5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Have mused on the Drummer Stream that a 24/7 SublimeFrequencies stream would be wonderful - & this would be a grand addition to this imaginary programming! Thinking increasingly these days that the time for a great boxed set Volume of truly International 'NonWestern' Nuggets is more than ripe...
	5:09pm JasonInBoston: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: a "sublime frequencies" Nuggets is a great idea!
	5:10pm The Contessa: Thanks Kornelia. It's official, we all love you!
	5:10pm Parq: That was the coolest.
	5:12pm julie: yessss eastern European ladies too
	5:12pm Michael 98145: yet another reason to support WFMU. as if we needed one.
	5:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: Applause, Kornelia. Very nice.
	5:14pm Rob Kopp: Thanks Kornelia
	5:14pm JasonInBoston: Seriously. Take a bow ladies!
	5:14pm Michael 98145: so sorry to be missing this : www.instagram.com...
	5:17pm psysci: Heard that one on black mirror
	5:17pm em: HOPE!! I am loving this new album and all the play it's getting on FMU.
	5:17pm Michael 98145: Hope!
	5:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hope...<3<3<3...
	5:20pm djsheilab: @psysci Loved that program. Charlie Brooker!
	5:21pm alan from sacto: Thanks for the awesome segment with Kornelia!
	5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& the dude sounds a little like LeeHazelwood - presumably not lost on anyone...
	5:23pm NJ Prof: Listening right now.
	5:23pm NJ Prof: I can't get "Judy in disguise with glasses" out of my head from last Friday.
	5:27pm maestroso: Totally loved the Turkish hour! Thanks for bringing us that, Sheila!
	5:29pm psysci: This one is very beautiful
	5:29pm common: happy friday, sheila b. and all!
	5:31pm Rob Kopp: Bye everyone. Duty is calling. Will listen to the last half hour tomorrow
	5:31pm Stephanie: Hi Sheila, Happy Friday...enjoying the tunes! Hope to see you out soon! :-)
	5:32pm Carmichael: I had to check the board to see if it WAS Hazlewood!
	5:32pm Adrian in London: I've always wondered what 'candy jam' is
	5:34pm Hayden: Long time listener and first time commenter. This chat seems cool
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Legal justification for violence against vending machines.
	5:34pm JohnEBGood: Luv the show. First time listener. Rock on Sheila!!
	5:38pm The Contessa: Who saw her amazing dress at the Oscars??
	5:38pm Michael 98145: she was wonderful in Hidden Figures
	5:40pm Dan: Here Here! Fem Ven
	5:41pm @sugarwolf@: @TheContessa:yes!!!!
	5:41pm Adrian in London: The marathon is like the double black diamond of radio, right?
	5:42pm Michael 98145: whoa, busy DJ !!
	5:42pm Carmichael: The boss Ken is a slave driver, Sheila. He's never satisfied ...
	5:42pm Dan: @Adrian, without edges!
	5:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Wow...good. You landed a good bunch of co-host combos!
	5:44pm djsheilab: @Adrian in London HELL YESSS! I can't think of a more accurate description.
	5:44pm Michael 98145: [ this is a disturbing record cover ]
	5:46pm djsheilab: Welcome @Hayden! Thanks for commenting :)
	5:46pm chris: eye tooth?
	5:47pm Sig: Good show tonight
	5:48pm djsheilab: Thanks @Sig!
	5:50pm Cooh John: Great show as always. Loved the Turkish flavor. Hope to see you at the marathon. I'll bring some homegrown vinyl.
	5:51pm chris: timely and beautiful cover of Alien
	5:52pm bobdoesthings: gotta run, great show sheilaB! thanks
	5:53pm Carmichael: Sayonara, Sheila!
	5:53pm chris: ah, well, there ya go! :D thanks for a super stupendous show, djsheilab!
	5:54pm matt: I KNEW IT WAS STINK AS SOON AS I WALKED IN D' ROOM
	5:55pm eyenoise: Sorry, but OOF @djsheilab, OOF
	5:56pm djsheilab: Haha! It was screaming to come after that Somi record. PLEASE FORGIVE ME LISTENERS!
	5:56pm chris: props to Branford Marsalis!
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sting - 1st concert I ever heard of being as much as $100 - seemed such an outrage, yerknow...
	5:57pm Michael 98145: you can do no wrong. thank you again, DJ Sheila
	5:58pm The Contessa: Thank you Sheila for a most delightful show… apart from Sting! Bye everyone.
	5:58pm chalmers: It wasn't played by you, Sheila, it was played THROUGH you.
	5:58pm alan from sacto: Fantastic, thank you!!
	5:58pm Whooda: I don't think it was God...DJ sophisticated Boom Boom Shelia
	5:58pm drr: soprano
	5:58pm Adrian in London: During Somi I was thinking "Pretty good. Well, at least she's not playing Sting…" ! ;-) Fantastic show Sheila. xx
	5:59pm pinholga: Kenny G plays soprano sax.
	5:59pm dgg: i think kenny g blows a thin white flute
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I can see how the song might relate to maybe even somone somebody you know might know... *Soprano (high pitched) sax - the little straight-shaped one...
	5:59pm Tommy in Neversink: Sting has a Sophisticated Boom Boom quality
	5:59pm dgg: wait, now it sounds like a weird bowie ref I wasn't going for that at all
	6:00pm Michael 98145: heh
	6:00pm djsheilab: Thanks gang! See you next week for the madness that it is the WFMU marrrrrraaaaatttttthhhhhhoooooonnnnnnnnnnn!!!
	6:00pm lanceromace02: Clarinette by Kenny G
	6:04pm jordanmclean: hey Sheila and Lance. That was Branford Marsalis on soprano saxophone with Sting. Thanks Chris for trying to set the record straight.
	6:13pm Passaic River Blues: This episode was off the hook, Ms. B! Thank you so much!
	10:08pm Michael 98145: still wonderful in the distant future. love that Juana Molina ...

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from March 3, 2017

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