WFMU: Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from February 21, 2018

Listener comments!
	10:06pm Funky16Corners: HELLOOOOOOO???? (Banging on computer screen). Anybody out there??
	10:08pm Dean: Not out there. In here.
	10:08pm Funky16Corners: Ah! Hey Dean!
	10:17pm cupcakejenny: Hi xoxo
	10:20pm Funky16Corners: Hello there!
	10:24pm cupcakejenny: Quiet night
	10:25pm Funky16Corners: Yes. I have been forsaken, yet I will push forward! The memory of Tom Rapp must be paid tribute to.
	10:31pm Dean: Dude was a civil rights lawyer. Head and heart were in the right place.
	10:32pm Funky16Corners: Yes. A very cool person. His spirit shone through his music.
	10:32pm Funky16Corners: Such a great songwriter
	10:33pm Funky16Corners: Dean - did you tip me off about that book about the California characters?
	10:34pm Dean: Not sure.. I tip off folks about books a lot...but "California characters"? Which characters?
	10:35pm coelacanth∅: hello Larry and all
	10:35pm Funky16Corners: Hi C!
	10:35pm Funky16Corners: Dean - California: Fruits Flakes and Nuts
	10:37pm Dean: Rings a bell, but I don't think I recommended it.
	10:38pm Funky16Corners: Hmmm, someone mentioned it in the chat a few weeks back, I thought it was you. Cool book. I downloaded the e-book.
	10:40pm Dean: Maybe... I haven't read it, but I might have stumbled across it. You might also dig Lionel Rolfe's books. Fun account here: https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/lionel-rolfe-and-the-rise-and-fall-of-the-l-a-coffeehouses/
	10:40pm Dean: (I'm a librarian. I see LOTS of books and book-like objects.)
	10:42pm Jeff Ash: Good evening, Larry. We were out watching our nieces play hockey tonight. Here for the duration!
	10:43pm Funky16Corners: Hey Jeff!
	10:59pm Funky16Corners: Bernie Taupin has cited this song as a huge influence on his own 'Rocket Man'
	11:03pm coelacanth∅: good of him to say it.
	11:04pm Funky16Corners: Yes indeed. The PBS song was based on a Ray Bradbury story called 'The Rocket Man'
	11:10pm coelacanth∅: heh, i almost read that book a year or 2 ago.
	11:11pm Jeff Ash: This is all new to me, but echoes of Harry Chapin, Donovan and early Harry Nilsson.
	11:11pm Funky16Corners: Contemporary of all of them, though really preceding Chapin
	11:13pm Funky16Corners: I don't know why they weren't more successful at the time. They certainly had the sound, and the songs.
	11:22pm coelacanth∅: his singing is a lot like that of someone i know named Nick, who plays accordion and has a beautiful singing voice, and a speech "impediment". i feel certain that, unfortunately, some people will not get past a speech impediment, regardless of whatever other qualities exist. similarly, my own sister told me once that she'd never see Loudon Wainwright perform again, and even doesn't enjoy his music as much now, because of the "bizarre facial expressions he makes" on stage.
	11:22pm northguineahills: Pearls Before Swine, one of the first decent Floridian bands.
	11:23pm northguineahills: I'm scratching at anything to get rid of FL's (well deserved) crazy reputation.
	11:24pm Funky16Corners: @C - Yes, his pronounced lisp is initially, if not off-putting, gives you pause. I kind of love it now, but the first time I heard him sing it was odd.
	11:24pm Funky16Corners: Florida still has Tom Petty, The Allman Brothers and everyone in the TK records stable.
	11:25pm Dean: The Outlaws. Don't forget The Outlaws.
	11:25pm Funky16Corners: I did not know they were Floridians. I actually saw them a few times back in the day.
	11:25pm Dean: And Frederick Delius. Self-adopted Floridian.
	11:26pm Funky16Corners: Wayne Cochran was an adoptive Floridian.
	11:26pm coelacanth∅: (some people will not get past Joanna Newsom's "peculiarities"...their loss.)
	11:27pm Funky16Corners: Some of my favorite singers are on the "weird" side.
	11:27pm northguineahills: Clay Pigeon spent a almost a decade in St Petersburg.
	11:32pm Funky16Corners: Oddly enough, Florida is one of the few of the 48 contiguous states that I have never been to.
	11:34pm northguineahills: I just have Maine and NH, and ND away from achieving that. I've been to AK and HI.
	11:35pm coelacanth∅: hell, the first time i heard Neil Young's voice ("helpless") i honestly didn't get why this person would sing! - what the hell is this?! (i was about 8 or 9) - but it didn't bother my older brother so i knew i should listen and it only took 1-2 more listens to be completely beyond that preconceived notion of what a man should sing like. in fact i quickly became very attracted to music with "less than ideal" voices.
	11:36pm Funky16Corners: Yeah, the divide between a "good voice" and a "great singer"
	11:36pm Dean: I've been to Miami and Tampa Bay for brief stays. Not quite the same as Tallahassee.
	11:36pm Funky16Corners: I still have to check off FLA, OK, Kansas, Iowa, Colorado, Alaska and Hawaii.
	11:37pm Dean: Jimmy Durante: bad voice, great singer. Conchita Supervia: great voice, great singer.
	11:37pm northguineahills: Tallahassee is essentially Floribama, even worse then where I grew up, Florigia (shudder)
	11:37pm Funky16Corners: Durante was a force of nature
	11:39pm northguineahills: To be fair, a dozen states happened before age 3 when my father was in medical residency travelling the country semester to semester from one hospital to another.
	11:40pm Dean: A wonderful opera show on KPFK in LA c.1980s-90s, hosted by Fred Hyatt, The Opera Show, once aired a Durante recording amid recitals by Met superstars. It was utterly right.
	11:42pm Funky16Corners: @NGH - Every one of the states i've been to has been by car. My father was an inveterate car traveler. We went cross country with our camper in 1977, all the way west through the south, and back east via the north
	11:44pm northguineahills: At age 13, when my family was driving from LA to Jax, I convinced my parents to hit OK, as it would be my 47th state. I'm not sure why, but they agreed (even though it was hours out of the way) went north of I-10 and we spent a few hours in OK, and we hit so many moths and bugs, we had scape the yuck off, centimeters at a time. Fun time.
	11:45pm Funky16Corners: We saw all the big stuff, New Orleans, the Alamo, Grand Canyon, Disneyland, San Francisco, Yellowstone, Little Big Horn, Mt Rushmore etc. It was a blast
	11:48pm rw: Hello! Curious about the G. Yarbrough songs. Seems they were released the same year as the Phil Ochs LP. Was there a connection between GY and PO? I'm guessing we'll go into that at the back-announce. Maybe I should just wait. Thanks for the Tom Rapp tribute. i hadn't known that much about him. Nice to hear.
	11:49pm Funky16Corners: @RW - They were Phil Ochs songs being covered by Yarbrough. I'll talk more about it on the break.
	11:49pm coelacanth∅: yeah, was "Emily" Glenn Yarbrough's nick name for Phil Ochs?! (and are there S&G songs on that album?)
	11:49pm northguineahills: Same here, Larry. For some reason, by age 8, my parents trusted me w/ out destinations, be of natural or historical importance. I planned out our vacations. He got a lot of time off in b/tn deployments in the Navy. Who the hell trust an 8 year-old to plan a road-trip vacation? I was lucky.
	11:50pm coelacanth∅: damn i love this song - especially this version.
	11:50pm northguineahills: @rw: please tell us more. I can always use more Phil Ochs trivia.
	11:50pm Funky16Corners: @C - He does the S&G song of the title, as well as covers of the Buffalo Springfield, Ochs, Ian and Sylvia and Dylan. Great album.
	11:51pm northguineahills: oh, that's right coel!
	11:51pm Funky16Corners: @C - This song is epic in every way.
	11:51pm coelacanth∅: this part!
	11:52pm Funky16Corners: When Marvin Junior hits that note for like 30 seconds...mindblowing (coming up soon)
	11:52pm coelacanth∅: (well, never mind there was a delay to my post!)
	11:53pm northguineahills: Not to be confused w/ Junior Marvin.
	11:54pm Funky16Corners: @NGH - My Pop is a retired history teacher. We hit all the battlefields, historic sites/monuments etc
	11:54pm coelacanth∅: i have the 45, very scratchy. i bought a comp with stay in my corner by the dells on it...completely different! not bad, but not this!
	11:54pm rw: ngh, I don't have any Phil Ochs trivia! I do like his songs though. Especially Crucifixion. I tried to learn it on guitar (I'm a novice guitar player) but I can never remember all the words!
	11:56pm Funky16Corners: @C - They recorded it twice and hit the charts both times, first for VeeJay in 1965 and then again for Chess (this version) in 1968
	11:56pm northguineahills: I ended up getting a history degree. My parents were cool w/ me planning our trips. I wish teaching history brought in the dough, but I love environmental spatial mapping, so I ended up ok (I spend a good 18 hours a week reading history or listening to history podcasts).
	11:57pm Funky16Corners: My Pop still reads all he can, esp American history. 86 and still going strong.
	11:58pm northguineahills: @rw: I'm horrible at lyrics, but I know Phil's! I can only play guitar solos by ear, I'm amateurish otherwise w/ chords.
	11:59pm coelacanth∅: i did a report on Phil Ochs in 10th grade hs, "1960's history". i may not remember everything. i do remember saying he "became frustrated with the lack of progress of the revolution so killed himself." i think wherever i read that somebody took some liberties.
	11:59pm northguineahills: I can give many American history podcast recommendations for your father if he's down w/ that sort of thing.
	12:02am northguineahills: @coel: His biography is heartbreaking, but beautiful. He's a hero of mine.
	12:02am northguineahills: Thanks Larry!
	12:03am Funky16Corners: That Phil Ochs documentary is heartbreaking.
	12:03am rw: Thanks Mr. Grogan! My first Testify! but I'm sure I'll be back!
	12:03am coelacanth∅: yes,ngh for sure.
	12:03am Funky16Corners: Thanks for listening everyone! Thanks RW!
	12:04am coelacanth∅: Thanks Larry Stellar program! good night comrades
	12:04am Funky16Corners: Thanks C! Nite!
	🥁 9:59pm WR: Thank you ! Larry!
	10:15pm Funky16Corners: Glad you liked it!

Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from February 21, 2018

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February 21, 2018: Thinking about Tom Rapp, Pearls Before Swine and a few nice things...

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format
Funky16Corners	Testify! Intro "Testify! Intro" by "Funky16Corners"	Best of Funky16Corners Volume One	Funky16Corners	2017	MP3
Cher	Magic In the Air "Magic In the Air" by "Cher"	Cher	Imperial	1966	LP
Cher	Until It's Time For You To Go	Cher	Imperial	1966	LP
Cryan Shames	July "July" by "Cryan Shames"	Sugar and Spice	Columbia	1967	LP
Quinteto Violado	Acua "Acua" by "Quinteto Violado"	Quinteto Violado	Philips	1972	LP
George Perkins and the Silver Stars	Crying In the Streets	45RPM Single	Silver Fox	1970	45

Pearls Before Swine	I Saw the World	45RPM Single	ESP-Disk	1968	45
Pearls Before Swine	Another Time (Live on WHCN 1971)	Bootleg	Bootleg	1971	MP3
Pearls Before Swine	Sail Away "Sail Away" by "Pearls Before Swine"	These Things Too	Reprise	1969	LP
Pearls Before Swine	Look Into Her Eyes	These Things Too	Reprise	1969	LP
Pearls Before Swine	I'm Going To the City	These Things Too	Reprise	1969	LP
Pearls Before Swine	The Wizard of Is	These Things Too	Reprise	1969	LP
Pearls Before Swine	When I Was a Child	These Things Too	Reprise	1969	LP
Pearls Before Swine	I Shall Be Released	These Things Too	Reprise	1969	LP

Pearls Before Swine	The Jeweler "The Jeweler" by "Pearls Before Swine"	Use of Ashes	Reprise	1970	LP
Pearls Before Swine	From the Movie of the Same Name	Use of Ashes	Reprise	1970	LP
Pearls Before Swine	Rocket Man "Rocket Man" by "Pearls Before Swine"	Use of Ashes	Reprise	1970	LP
Pearls Before Swine	God Save the Child	Use of Ashes	Reprise	1970	LP
Pearls Before Swine	Margery "Margery" by "Pearls Before Swine"	Use of Ashes	Reprise	1970	LP
Pearls Before Swine	When the War Began	Use of Ashes	Reprise	1970	LP
Pearls Before Swine	Butterflies/(Oh Dear) Miss Morse	Live on WBAI 1971	Bootleg	1971	MP3
Pearls Before Swine	Nancy "Nancy" by "Pearls Before Swine"	City of Gold	Reprise	1971	LP
Pearls Before Swine	The Wedding "The Wedding" by "Pearls Before Swine"	City of Gold	Reprise	1971	LP
Pearls Before Swine	Bird on a Wire	Live at Syracuse University 1971	Bootleg	1971	MP3

The Jaynetts	Sally Go Round the Roses	45RPM Single	Tuff	1963	45
Glenn Yarbrough	Pleasures of the Harbour	For Emily Wherever I May Find Her	RCA	1967	LP
Glenn Yarbrough	Crucifixion "Crucifixion" by "Glenn Yarbrough"	For Emily Wherever I May Find Her	RCA	1967	LP
The Ordells	Sipping a Cup of Coffee	45RPM Single	Dionn	1967	45
Dionne Warwick	This Empty Place "This Empty Place" by "Dionne Warwick"	45RPM Single	Scepter	1963	45
The Dells	Stay In My Corner "Stay In My Corner" by "The Dells"	45RPM Single	Chess	1968	45
Jimmy Witherspoon	Handbags and Gladrags	45RPM Single	ABC	1971	45

Rex Garvin and the Mighty Cravers	I Gotta Go Now (Up on the Floor)	45RPM Single	Like	1966	45

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Listener comments!
	10:06pm Funky16Corners: HELLOOOOOOO???? (Banging on computer screen). Anybody out there??
	10:08pm Dean: Not out there. In here.
	10:08pm Funky16Corners: Ah! Hey Dean!
	10:17pm cupcakejenny: Hi xoxo
	10:20pm Funky16Corners: Hello there!
	10:24pm cupcakejenny: Quiet night
	10:25pm Funky16Corners: Yes. I have been forsaken, yet I will push forward! The memory of Tom Rapp must be paid tribute to.
	10:31pm Dean: Dude was a civil rights lawyer. Head and heart were in the right place.
	10:32pm Funky16Corners: Yes. A very cool person. His spirit shone through his music.
	10:32pm Funky16Corners: Such a great songwriter
	10:33pm Funky16Corners: Dean - did you tip me off about that book about the California characters?
	10:34pm Dean: Not sure.. I tip off folks about books a lot...but "California characters"? Which characters?
	10:35pm coelacanth∅: hello Larry and all
	10:35pm Funky16Corners: Hi C!
	10:35pm Funky16Corners: Dean - California: Fruits Flakes and Nuts
	10:37pm Dean: Rings a bell, but I don't think I recommended it.
	10:38pm Funky16Corners: Hmmm, someone mentioned it in the chat a few weeks back, I thought it was you. Cool book. I downloaded the e-book.
	10:40pm Dean: Maybe... I haven't read it, but I might have stumbled across it. You might also dig Lionel Rolfe's books. Fun account here: https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/lionel-rolfe-and-the-rise-and-fall-of-the-l-a-coffeehouses/
	10:40pm Dean: (I'm a librarian. I see LOTS of books and book-like objects.)
	10:42pm Jeff Ash: Good evening, Larry. We were out watching our nieces play hockey tonight. Here for the duration!
	10:43pm Funky16Corners: Hey Jeff!
	10:59pm Funky16Corners: Bernie Taupin has cited this song as a huge influence on his own 'Rocket Man'
	11:03pm coelacanth∅: good of him to say it.
	11:04pm Funky16Corners: Yes indeed. The PBS song was based on a Ray Bradbury story called 'The Rocket Man'
	11:10pm coelacanth∅: heh, i almost read that book a year or 2 ago.
	11:11pm Jeff Ash: This is all new to me, but echoes of Harry Chapin, Donovan and early Harry Nilsson.
	11:11pm Funky16Corners: Contemporary of all of them, though really preceding Chapin
	11:13pm Funky16Corners: I don't know why they weren't more successful at the time. They certainly had the sound, and the songs.
	11:22pm coelacanth∅: his singing is a lot like that of someone i know named Nick, who plays accordion and has a beautiful singing voice, and a speech "impediment". i feel certain that, unfortunately, some people will not get past a speech impediment, regardless of whatever other qualities exist. similarly, my own sister told me once that she'd never see Loudon Wainwright perform again, and even doesn't enjoy his music as much now, because of the "bizarre facial expressions he makes" on stage.
	11:22pm northguineahills: Pearls Before Swine, one of the first decent Floridian bands.
	11:23pm northguineahills: I'm scratching at anything to get rid of FL's (well deserved) crazy reputation.
	11:24pm Funky16Corners: @C - Yes, his pronounced lisp is initially, if not off-putting, gives you pause. I kind of love it now, but the first time I heard him sing it was odd.
	11:24pm Funky16Corners: Florida still has Tom Petty, The Allman Brothers and everyone in the TK records stable.
	11:25pm Dean: The Outlaws. Don't forget The Outlaws.
	11:25pm Funky16Corners: I did not know they were Floridians. I actually saw them a few times back in the day.
	11:25pm Dean: And Frederick Delius. Self-adopted Floridian.
	11:26pm Funky16Corners: Wayne Cochran was an adoptive Floridian.
	11:26pm coelacanth∅: (some people will not get past Joanna Newsom's "peculiarities"...their loss.)
	11:27pm Funky16Corners: Some of my favorite singers are on the "weird" side.
	11:27pm northguineahills: Clay Pigeon spent a almost a decade in St Petersburg.
	11:32pm Funky16Corners: Oddly enough, Florida is one of the few of the 48 contiguous states that I have never been to.
	11:34pm northguineahills: I just have Maine and NH, and ND away from achieving that. I've been to AK and HI.
	11:35pm coelacanth∅: hell, the first time i heard Neil Young's voice ("helpless") i honestly didn't get why this person would sing! - what the hell is this?! (i was about 8 or 9) - but it didn't bother my older brother so i knew i should listen and it only took 1-2 more listens to be completely beyond that preconceived notion of what a man should sing like. in fact i quickly became very attracted to music with "less than ideal" voices.
	11:36pm Funky16Corners: Yeah, the divide between a "good voice" and a "great singer"
	11:36pm Dean: I've been to Miami and Tampa Bay for brief stays. Not quite the same as Tallahassee.
	11:36pm Funky16Corners: I still have to check off FLA, OK, Kansas, Iowa, Colorado, Alaska and Hawaii.
	11:37pm Dean: Jimmy Durante: bad voice, great singer. Conchita Supervia: great voice, great singer.
	11:37pm northguineahills: Tallahassee is essentially Floribama, even worse then where I grew up, Florigia (shudder)
	11:37pm Funky16Corners: Durante was a force of nature
	11:39pm northguineahills: To be fair, a dozen states happened before age 3 when my father was in medical residency travelling the country semester to semester from one hospital to another.
	11:40pm Dean: A wonderful opera show on KPFK in LA c.1980s-90s, hosted by Fred Hyatt, The Opera Show, once aired a Durante recording amid recitals by Met superstars. It was utterly right.
	11:42pm Funky16Corners: @NGH - Every one of the states i've been to has been by car. My father was an inveterate car traveler. We went cross country with our camper in 1977, all the way west through the south, and back east via the north
	11:44pm northguineahills: At age 13, when my family was driving from LA to Jax, I convinced my parents to hit OK, as it would be my 47th state. I'm not sure why, but they agreed (even though it was hours out of the way) went north of I-10 and we spent a few hours in OK, and we hit so many moths and bugs, we had scape the yuck off, centimeters at a time. Fun time.
	11:45pm Funky16Corners: We saw all the big stuff, New Orleans, the Alamo, Grand Canyon, Disneyland, San Francisco, Yellowstone, Little Big Horn, Mt Rushmore etc. It was a blast
	11:48pm rw: Hello! Curious about the G. Yarbrough songs. Seems they were released the same year as the Phil Ochs LP. Was there a connection between GY and PO? I'm guessing we'll go into that at the back-announce. Maybe I should just wait. Thanks for the Tom Rapp tribute. i hadn't known that much about him. Nice to hear.
	11:49pm Funky16Corners: @RW - They were Phil Ochs songs being covered by Yarbrough. I'll talk more about it on the break.
	11:49pm coelacanth∅: yeah, was "Emily" Glenn Yarbrough's nick name for Phil Ochs?! (and are there S&G songs on that album?)
	11:49pm northguineahills: Same here, Larry. For some reason, by age 8, my parents trusted me w/ out destinations, be of natural or historical importance. I planned out our vacations. He got a lot of time off in b/tn deployments in the Navy. Who the hell trust an 8 year-old to plan a road-trip vacation? I was lucky.
	11:50pm coelacanth∅: damn i love this song - especially this version.
	11:50pm northguineahills: @rw: please tell us more. I can always use more Phil Ochs trivia.
	11:50pm Funky16Corners: @C - He does the S&G song of the title, as well as covers of the Buffalo Springfield, Ochs, Ian and Sylvia and Dylan. Great album.
	11:51pm northguineahills: oh, that's right coel!
	11:51pm Funky16Corners: @C - This song is epic in every way.
	11:51pm coelacanth∅: this part!
	11:52pm Funky16Corners: When Marvin Junior hits that note for like 30 seconds...mindblowing (coming up soon)
	11:52pm coelacanth∅: (well, never mind there was a delay to my post!)
	11:53pm northguineahills: Not to be confused w/ Junior Marvin.
	11:54pm Funky16Corners: @NGH - My Pop is a retired history teacher. We hit all the battlefields, historic sites/monuments etc
	11:54pm coelacanth∅: i have the 45, very scratchy. i bought a comp with stay in my corner by the dells on it...completely different! not bad, but not this!
	11:54pm rw: ngh, I don't have any Phil Ochs trivia! I do like his songs though. Especially Crucifixion. I tried to learn it on guitar (I'm a novice guitar player) but I can never remember all the words!
	11:56pm Funky16Corners: @C - They recorded it twice and hit the charts both times, first for VeeJay in 1965 and then again for Chess (this version) in 1968
	11:56pm northguineahills: I ended up getting a history degree. My parents were cool w/ me planning our trips. I wish teaching history brought in the dough, but I love environmental spatial mapping, so I ended up ok (I spend a good 18 hours a week reading history or listening to history podcasts).
	11:57pm Funky16Corners: My Pop still reads all he can, esp American history. 86 and still going strong.
	11:58pm northguineahills: @rw: I'm horrible at lyrics, but I know Phil's! I can only play guitar solos by ear, I'm amateurish otherwise w/ chords.
	11:59pm coelacanth∅: i did a report on Phil Ochs in 10th grade hs, "1960's history". i may not remember everything. i do remember saying he "became frustrated with the lack of progress of the revolution so killed himself." i think wherever i read that somebody took some liberties.
	11:59pm northguineahills: I can give many American history podcast recommendations for your father if he's down w/ that sort of thing.
	12:02am northguineahills: @coel: His biography is heartbreaking, but beautiful. He's a hero of mine.
	12:02am northguineahills: Thanks Larry!
	12:03am Funky16Corners: That Phil Ochs documentary is heartbreaking.
	12:03am rw: Thanks Mr. Grogan! My first Testify! but I'm sure I'll be back!
	12:03am coelacanth∅: yes,ngh for sure.
	12:03am Funky16Corners: Thanks for listening everyone! Thanks RW!
	12:04am coelacanth∅: Thanks Larry Stellar program! good night comrades
	12:04am Funky16Corners: Thanks C! Nite!
	🥁 9:59pm WR: Thank you ! Larry!
	10:15pm Funky16Corners: Glad you liked it!

Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from February 21, 2018

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