WFMU: Aloha Fridays: Playlist from October 23, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:00am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone. Enjoy the journey!
	11:02am Feldpausch: Travel theme! Yessssssssssssss
	11:02am Feldpausch: Hi Jan! Passport in-hand
	11:03am Jan Turkenburg: Welcome aboard, Feldpausch!
	11:10am Martinibomb: Jan Jan jan Jan Jan! Hi Feldpausch
	11:11am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB!
	11:13am solo mon: Hi lloooooha!
	11:14am Jan Turkenburg: Solooooo0000ooooOOOO!
	11:15am Jan Turkenburg: Glad to have you all on board!
	11:16am worldsworstrecords: Aloha, cap'n Jan!
	11:17am Jan Turkenburg: Aloha Darryl! Welcome!
	11:18am worldsworstrecords: this is rather beautiful
	11:18am Feldpausch: Aloha MB! SOLO! WorldsWorst!
	11:19am worldsworstrecords: Aloha Feldpausch!
	11:21am worldsworstrecords: what album is this from Jan... it's stunning
	11:23am rawvegetable: Digging this!
	11:24am worldsworstrecords: Found it: www.discogs.com...
	11:24am Sonderangebot: Hi Jan and all! Tuning in while I'm working!
	11:26am solo mon: Happy to be here :-) with my WFMUfwiends
	11:26am Jan Turkenburg: Darryl, I will have to look that up later. It's not in the tag of the track. last week I had this heap of CD's and LPs scattered around. I can't remember at this moment...
	11:26am Jan Turkenburg: Aloha Sonderangebot!
	11:26am worldsworstrecords: Don't worry Jan, I found it - and bought it! - on Discogs!
	11:28am Jan Turkenburg: and HI Rawvegetable!!!
	11:28am rawvegetable: Hello Jan!
	11:33am WR: Hi all, connecting for a bit during work.
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: Welcome WR!
	11:37am Domenic: Ah! this is nice a special show from Jan.
	11:37am Sonderangebot: Very pretty music and I like the images that you are putting in, Jan.
	11:37am solo mon: wwr is sheenas target market :-)
	11:38am Jan Turkenburg: Thanks Domenic! (and also thanks for you pledges btw ;-) )
	11:40am Jan Turkenburg: I'm glad you're enjoying it, Sonderangebot.
	11:44am Domenic: Vaya Con Dios (in German). Very nice.
	11:52am Martinibomb: Grr! My internet is out of service for the next two hours. Got ya on my mobile but I hate thumb chat lol
	11:55am Jan Turkenburg: Grr indeed MB ...
	11:55am Feldpausch: Martinibomb, that situation is mushed-up cookies, yo
	11:59am Mr Fab: a Hawaiian group singing a Spanish-language song in German? Must be Aloha Fridays!
	12:03pm WR: MB, l am on my phone for WFMU comment / chat 98% of the time. And I am extremely slow, proof reading, editing multiple times, sometimes discarding the comment because the moment is past. In my case probably for the best or I would be contributing even more irrelevant chatter than I do.
	12:05pm Jan Turkenburg: Indeed mr Fab. Aloha! However most artists are from Indonesia, also the Hawaiian sounding ones, like Rudy Waitara. The Kilima Hawaiians were Dutch but played a mixture of Indonesian Krontjong and other exotica.
	12:08pm coelacanth∅: aloha Jan and all
	12:08pm Webhamster Henry: These Balanese gamelans are a lot busier than the Sundanese ones.
	12:09pm coelacanth∅: always loving the gamelan
	12:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Coel and Webhamster!
	12:10pm Webhamster Henry: Since Jan is hosting today, I'll just mention that I once had to run out of multi-course rijsttafel in A'dam to catch a train back to Oslo.
	12:11pm Mr Fab: This gamelan is ON! The CalArts student gamelan orch are good, and you get to see what all those fantastic instruments look like.
	12:11pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, what a pity, WH!
	12:14pm Webhamster Henry: There was a very good live gamelan/dance performance streaming a few weeks ago from the Gamelan Cudamani School of Performing Arts.
	12:14pm Jan Turkenburg: I had the privilage of attending several workshops of both Balanese and Javanese Gamalan, the Balanese from a Indonesian Master visiting The NL in the 90s.
	12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: I still have recordings of the concert we gave at the end of that week, but I'm saving that for later
	12:17pm Mr Fab: So Jan, you got to actually play on gamelan instruments?
	12:17pm Webhamster Henry: Our gamelan has been on hiatus since March, like everything else. Here are some shots of us from 2018, taken by former WFMU DJ Stefan. www.centuryhouse.org...
	12:18pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes i Did Mr Fab, on several. It's an experience you never forget.
	12:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Wow, Henry! I think if there was one in this area I would join.
	12:22pm Webhamster Henry: My genre of music is "anything that sounds good in a former cement mine".
	12:23pm Mr Fab: That is fantastic, Jan. Henry, that looks great, but had to chuckle at Catskills?! Guess i still think of culture in that region as Borscht Belt comedians playing to older Jewish folk. Does the gamelan play “Hava Nigela?”
	12:35pm Webhamster Henry: That's more like the Sullivan County side of the Catskills. Our only "cover" was "Where have all the Flowers Gone", adapted for Pelog. I actually played the lead, on panarus (saron).
	12:43pm WR: Indonesians in Netherlands singing German translation of mishmash of Japanese rockabilly song. Loved it.
	12:44pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, you gotta love The Blue Diamonds :-) :-)
	12:46pm Mr Fab: Isnt that great, WR? And the lyrics to "Sukiyaki' are ridiculous anyway - taking a Japanese instrumental and naming it after a food, it's like taking an American instrumental and naming it "Ham Sandwich."
	12:54pm ARB: Too bad I don't have any durian to eat while listening! Aloha amigos!
	12:54pm WR: Mr Fab, it was not an instrumental, Japanese words in the original. Read the Wikipedia page. en.wikipedia.org... Written to express sorrow at Japan left failing to get Japan out of USA treaty in 1960. Rewritten before being recorded to make it more generic lamenting love loss.
	12:54pm Jan Turkenburg: Aloha Alina!
	1:00pm Mr Fab: ARB! Just in time for the Monkey Chant. Always great. Buying a used copy of "Music From The Morning of the World" was a real ear-opener. For many, I'm sure, not just me.
	1:01pm Feldpausch: Cheers, ARB!
	1:01pm Mr Fab: back in my '80s youth. I really have no idea why I bought it. Pretty esoteric for me at the time. But glad I did.
	1:02pm Webhamster Henry: Kecak is nearly as fake as Sukiyaki, but I like them both.
	1:02pm Otis: Hi all. Jus' Kecak'in it here.
	1:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis!
	1:05pm Jan Turkenburg: I don't consider it as 'fake', WH, but maybe it's semantics.. Isn't it just a development into something else?
	1:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Having said that, I don;t think Esquivel is genuinely Indonesian ...
	1:06pm Feldpausch: Ungawa, Otis!
	1:06pm ARB: The monkey chant had a magnetic pull for many
	1:07pm Jan Turkenburg: But there is a jungle and there is drums...
	1:09pm Martinibomb: my internet is back on yay!
	1:10pm Mr Fab: There was a German artist who took credit for sort of developing the Kecak, but Indonesians reject that, saying they were moving the ceremony towards its current direction long before he arrived.
	1:10pm Domenic: Welcome back.
	1:10pm Otis: Ungawa Feld!
	1:23pm Domenic: So Jan, I'm meta-tagging Exotica ring comps this afternoon. ..
	1:24pm Jan Turkenburg: Sounds like a lot of work, Domenic.
	1:25pm Domenic: It is! the D-Wolfe comps are confusing. But i think I figured it out...
	1:27pm Mr Fab: That was so fantastic. Where could I find that Alunan Rumpun Bambu Parahiyangan track? My attempt to search for it confused Mr Google.
	1:33pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, love the sound of anklungs, Mr Fab I think found it in a folder with ripped CDs I got from the library, years ago. I was equally confused by the tags. I will further investigate...
	1:45pm solo mon: Darn my fridays been busier than I imagined, but enjoying silently and power walking w Jesus
	1:46pm Feldpausch: Fridays are great because they start with tropical adventures and end with burning torches
	1:46pm Mr Fab: YYeeesss, the Dean Martin song "Sway"! Played on anklungs!
	1:48pm solo mon: Was anyone else picturing a Skeleton playing his rib bones w the mallets?
	1:48pm Jan Turkenburg: hahahahahaha
	1:49pm solo mon: Feld Friday on Sheenas -it is a full experience !
	1:49pm Domenic: Queen Sera, that was nice.
	1:50pm solo mon: I just remembered that ARB is subbing for BCthis week, playing some holes with records attached to them.
	1:51pm Mr Fab: Could we combine them? "The Tiki Torch is Burning."
	1:51pm solo mon: I think each day on sheenas should have a motto? Any of them already do?
	1:52pm solo mon: Like “must see Friday’s “
	1:53pm solo mon: Haha fab that is at least a great aloha guest you should see if Lele and Connie ( we’re that close I call them that ) would do one!
	1:54pm solo mon: Or just ask their Manager: Larry, Jr.
	1:56pm solo mon: Ok now there’s like 10 skeletons of dif sizes playing each other’s rib bones.
	1:56pm ARB: Yes, join me here www.wfmu.org... for something different
	1:57pm ARB: Wonderful Aloha set Jan, thank you!
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: solo haha
	1:57pm Webhamster Henry: I just want to jump in and thank Jan for this excellent curation here.
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: " ... i have to come back for all i missed
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: (was outside, under the car for much of this)
	1:58pm Mr Fab: So totally loved all this Indonesian skeleton music.
	1:59pm Feldpausch: Thank you for a lovely morning, Jan!
	1:59pm StringOFperils: Thanks, Jan. Today was for listening. :)
	1:59pm solo mon: File Under “Accidentally Halloween”
	2:00pm Domenic: thanks
	2:00pm chresti: Hi Jan! Sorry I missed this wundreful show! I'll have to catch up..
	2:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jan!
	2:00pm WR: Thank you Jan!
	2:00pm solo mon: Door slam! Thanks Jan :-)
	2:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks for joining everybody!
	2:49am Mx. Granny (e/em): …finally listening, so glad i can take this timeless voyage with you! Thanks, Jan!

Aloha Fridays: Playlist from October 23, 2020

Aloha" is a word found in all Polynesian languages meaning a spirit of loving togetherness. And that is what you will get every Friday morning as a rotating crew of Sheena's Jungle Room DJs (and special guests) spin three hours of relaxing exotica in all its forms, from the primitive to the Space Age. Can we get you something from the bar?

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October 23, 2020: Trip To The Dutch East Indies

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Louis Davids	Afscheid Bij Het Vertrek Naar Indië	Goodbye at the departure to the East Indies	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Flairck	De Overtocht "De Overtocht" by "Flairck"	The Crossing	0:03:59 (Pop-up)
Justine & Marlon	Ramé Ramé "Ramé Ramé" by "Justine & Marlon"	Let the festivities begin!	0:12:51 (Pop-up)
Suara Parahiangan group	Karatagan Pemuda Indonesia		0:17:31 (Pop-up)
Creed Taylor Orchestra	Jungle Fever		0:23:14 (Pop-up)
Sekah Genggong Batur Sari, Batuan	Segar Sunsang (Bali)		0:25:08 (Pop-up)
Mus Mulyadi	Kota Solo "Kota Solo" by "Mus Mulyadi"		0:27:29 (Pop-up)
Enoch Light	Taboo "Taboo" by "Enoch Light"		0:31:07 (Pop-up)
Alunan Rumpun Bambu Parahiyangan	Bengawan Solo		0:34:36 (Pop-up)
Anneke Grönloh	Soerabaja "Soerabaja" by "Anneke Grönloh"		0:38:31 (Pop-up)
Kilima Hawaiians	Vaya Con Dios (in German)		0:40:58 (Pop-up)
J Sariman	Semut Ireng "Semut Ireng" by "J Sariman"		0:44:33 (Pop-up)
Grup Tanjidor Kembang Ros	Curahan Hati		0:47:56 (Pop-up)
Massada	Tjakalele! "Tjakalele!" by "Massada"		0:51:43 (Pop-up)
Orkes Kroncong Mutiara	Langgam Suling Bambu		0:52:55 (Pop-up)
Rudy Wairata	Laju Laju "Laju Laju" by "Rudy Wairata"		0:58:03 (Pop-up)
Gong Bebarongan de Tatasan	Introduction à la cérémonie du Barong		1:00:13 (Pop-up)
Samudera Indonesia	Aduh Euis "Aduh Euis" by "Samudera Indonesia"		1:09:43 (Pop-up)
Massada	Sajang É "Sajang É" by "Massada"		1:12:59 (Pop-up)
Anneke Grönloh	Rambut Itam Matayak Galak		1:17:10 (Pop-up)
Alunan Rumpun Bambu Parahiyangan	Speak up Mambo Cha cha		1:19:41 (Pop-up)
Mento	Aba biyung "Aba biyung" by "Mento"		1:23:13 (Pop-up)
Samudera Indonesia	Bersukeria "Bersukeria" by "Samudera Indonesia"		1:26:49 (Pop-up)
Wal Neyndorf	De automonteur "De automonteur" by "Wal Neyndorf"		1:29:21 (Pop-up)
Orkes Melayu Radesa	Terbelah Dua "Terbelah Dua" by "Orkes Melayu Radesa"		1:33:08 (Pop-up)
Blue Diamonds	Sukiyaki (German version)		1:39:00 (Pop-up)
Edo Hartsteen	Jatuh Cinta "Jatuh Cinta" by "Edo Hartsteen"		1:42:01 (Pop-up)
Justine & Marlon	Gandong'e "Gandong'e" by "Justine & Marlon"		1:46:08 (Pop-up)
Massada	Arumbai "Arumbai" by "Massada"		1:52:06 (Pop-up)
Kecak Ganda Sari, Bona	Kecak "Kecak" by "Kecak Ganda Sari, Bona"		1:56:32 (Pop-up)
Esquivel	Jungle Drums "Jungle Drums" by "Esquivel"		2:04:20 (Pop-up)
Gambang Kromong Slendang	Hidup Di Bui		2:07:20 (Pop-up)
Sekah Genggong Batur Sari, Batuan	Lagu Kodok (Frog Song)		2:12:48 (Pop-up)
The Tielman Brothers	Tahiti Jungle	Hawaiian War Chant	2:16:52 (Pop-up)
Pantja Warna	Rangaian Melati "Rangaian Melati" by "Pantja Warna"		2:19:21 (Pop-up)
Alunan Rumpun Bambu Parahiyangan	Subaru		2:22:37 (Pop-up)
The Krontjong Minstrels	Nina Bobo		2:26:23 (Pop-up)
Terbangen Ensemble Roekom Langeng Trismo	Wong oerip neng alam doonjoh		2:29:38 (Pop-up)
Alunan Rumpun Bambu Parahiyangan	Tilil		2:31:49 (Pop-up)
Wieteke van Dort	Sarina "Sarina" by "Wieteke van Dort"		2:35:15 (Pop-up)
George de Fretes & Suara Istana	Ajo Mamma		2:40:09 (Pop-up)
Jong Indonesië & The New Creation Singers	Glory, glory, Hallelujah!		2:42:11 (Pop-up)
Alunan Rumpun Bambu Parahiyangan	Queen Sera		2:45:06 (Pop-up)
Massada	Impulse of rhythm "Impulse of rhythm" by "Massada"		2:47:55 (Pop-up)
George de Fretes & Suara Istana	Patokaän		2:50:54 (Pop-up)
Kilima Hawaiians	Ola Bapa Dja "Ola Bapa Dja" by "Kilima Hawaiians"		2:52:08 (Pop-up)
Nafiri Tuhan	An der schönen blauen Bengawan		2:54:18 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:00am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone. Enjoy the journey!
	11:02am Feldpausch: Travel theme! Yessssssssssssss
	11:02am Feldpausch: Hi Jan! Passport in-hand
	11:03am Jan Turkenburg: Welcome aboard, Feldpausch!
	11:10am Martinibomb: Jan Jan jan Jan Jan! Hi Feldpausch
	11:11am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB!
	11:13am solo mon: Hi lloooooha!
	11:14am Jan Turkenburg: Solooooo0000ooooOOOO!
	11:15am Jan Turkenburg: Glad to have you all on board!
	11:16am worldsworstrecords: Aloha, cap'n Jan!
	11:17am Jan Turkenburg: Aloha Darryl! Welcome!
	11:18am worldsworstrecords: this is rather beautiful
	11:18am Feldpausch: Aloha MB! SOLO! WorldsWorst!
	11:19am worldsworstrecords: Aloha Feldpausch!
	11:21am worldsworstrecords: what album is this from Jan... it's stunning
	11:23am rawvegetable: Digging this!
	11:24am worldsworstrecords: Found it: www.discogs.com...
	11:24am Sonderangebot: Hi Jan and all! Tuning in while I'm working!
	11:26am solo mon: Happy to be here :-) with my WFMUfwiends
	11:26am Jan Turkenburg: Darryl, I will have to look that up later. It's not in the tag of the track. last week I had this heap of CD's and LPs scattered around. I can't remember at this moment...
	11:26am Jan Turkenburg: Aloha Sonderangebot!
	11:26am worldsworstrecords: Don't worry Jan, I found it - and bought it! - on Discogs!
	11:28am Jan Turkenburg: and HI Rawvegetable!!!
	11:28am rawvegetable: Hello Jan!
	11:33am WR: Hi all, connecting for a bit during work.
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: Welcome WR!
	11:37am Domenic: Ah! this is nice a special show from Jan.
	11:37am Sonderangebot: Very pretty music and I like the images that you are putting in, Jan.
	11:37am solo mon: wwr is sheenas target market :-)
	11:38am Jan Turkenburg: Thanks Domenic! (and also thanks for you pledges btw ;-) )
	11:40am Jan Turkenburg: I'm glad you're enjoying it, Sonderangebot.
	11:44am Domenic: Vaya Con Dios (in German). Very nice.
	11:52am Martinibomb: Grr! My internet is out of service for the next two hours. Got ya on my mobile but I hate thumb chat lol
	11:55am Jan Turkenburg: Grr indeed MB ...
	11:55am Feldpausch: Martinibomb, that situation is mushed-up cookies, yo
	11:59am Mr Fab: a Hawaiian group singing a Spanish-language song in German? Must be Aloha Fridays!
	12:03pm WR: MB, l am on my phone for WFMU comment / chat 98% of the time. And I am extremely slow, proof reading, editing multiple times, sometimes discarding the comment because the moment is past. In my case probably for the best or I would be contributing even more irrelevant chatter than I do.
	12:05pm Jan Turkenburg: Indeed mr Fab. Aloha! However most artists are from Indonesia, also the Hawaiian sounding ones, like Rudy Waitara. The Kilima Hawaiians were Dutch but played a mixture of Indonesian Krontjong and other exotica.
	12:08pm coelacanth∅: aloha Jan and all
	12:08pm Webhamster Henry: These Balanese gamelans are a lot busier than the Sundanese ones.
	12:09pm coelacanth∅: always loving the gamelan
	12:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Coel and Webhamster!
	12:10pm Webhamster Henry: Since Jan is hosting today, I'll just mention that I once had to run out of multi-course rijsttafel in A'dam to catch a train back to Oslo.
	12:11pm Mr Fab: This gamelan is ON! The CalArts student gamelan orch are good, and you get to see what all those fantastic instruments look like.
	12:11pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, what a pity, WH!
	12:14pm Webhamster Henry: There was a very good live gamelan/dance performance streaming a few weeks ago from the Gamelan Cudamani School of Performing Arts.
	12:14pm Jan Turkenburg: I had the privilage of attending several workshops of both Balanese and Javanese Gamalan, the Balanese from a Indonesian Master visiting The NL in the 90s.
	12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: I still have recordings of the concert we gave at the end of that week, but I'm saving that for later
	12:17pm Mr Fab: So Jan, you got to actually play on gamelan instruments?
	12:17pm Webhamster Henry: Our gamelan has been on hiatus since March, like everything else. Here are some shots of us from 2018, taken by former WFMU DJ Stefan. www.centuryhouse.org...
	12:18pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes i Did Mr Fab, on several. It's an experience you never forget.
	12:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Wow, Henry! I think if there was one in this area I would join.
	12:22pm Webhamster Henry: My genre of music is "anything that sounds good in a former cement mine".
	12:23pm Mr Fab: That is fantastic, Jan. Henry, that looks great, but had to chuckle at Catskills?! Guess i still think of culture in that region as Borscht Belt comedians playing to older Jewish folk. Does the gamelan play “Hava Nigela?”
	12:35pm Webhamster Henry: That's more like the Sullivan County side of the Catskills. Our only "cover" was "Where have all the Flowers Gone", adapted for Pelog. I actually played the lead, on panarus (saron).
	12:43pm WR: Indonesians in Netherlands singing German translation of mishmash of Japanese rockabilly song. Loved it.
	12:44pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, you gotta love The Blue Diamonds :-) :-)
	12:46pm Mr Fab: Isnt that great, WR? And the lyrics to "Sukiyaki' are ridiculous anyway - taking a Japanese instrumental and naming it after a food, it's like taking an American instrumental and naming it "Ham Sandwich."
	12:54pm ARB: Too bad I don't have any durian to eat while listening! Aloha amigos!
	12:54pm WR: Mr Fab, it was not an instrumental, Japanese words in the original. Read the Wikipedia page. en.wikipedia.org... Written to express sorrow at Japan left failing to get Japan out of USA treaty in 1960. Rewritten before being recorded to make it more generic lamenting love loss.
	12:54pm Jan Turkenburg: Aloha Alina!
	1:00pm Mr Fab: ARB! Just in time for the Monkey Chant. Always great. Buying a used copy of "Music From The Morning of the World" was a real ear-opener. For many, I'm sure, not just me.
	1:01pm Feldpausch: Cheers, ARB!
	1:01pm Mr Fab: back in my '80s youth. I really have no idea why I bought it. Pretty esoteric for me at the time. But glad I did.
	1:02pm Webhamster Henry: Kecak is nearly as fake as Sukiyaki, but I like them both.
	1:02pm Otis: Hi all. Jus' Kecak'in it here.
	1:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis!
	1:05pm Jan Turkenburg: I don't consider it as 'fake', WH, but maybe it's semantics.. Isn't it just a development into something else?
	1:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Having said that, I don;t think Esquivel is genuinely Indonesian ...
	1:06pm Feldpausch: Ungawa, Otis!
	1:06pm ARB: The monkey chant had a magnetic pull for many
	1:07pm Jan Turkenburg: But there is a jungle and there is drums...
	1:09pm Martinibomb: my internet is back on yay!
	1:10pm Mr Fab: There was a German artist who took credit for sort of developing the Kecak, but Indonesians reject that, saying they were moving the ceremony towards its current direction long before he arrived.
	1:10pm Domenic: Welcome back.
	1:10pm Otis: Ungawa Feld!
	1:23pm Domenic: So Jan, I'm meta-tagging Exotica ring comps this afternoon. ..
	1:24pm Jan Turkenburg: Sounds like a lot of work, Domenic.
	1:25pm Domenic: It is! the D-Wolfe comps are confusing. But i think I figured it out...
	1:27pm Mr Fab: That was so fantastic. Where could I find that Alunan Rumpun Bambu Parahiyangan track? My attempt to search for it confused Mr Google.
	1:33pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, love the sound of anklungs, Mr Fab I think found it in a folder with ripped CDs I got from the library, years ago. I was equally confused by the tags. I will further investigate...
	1:45pm solo mon: Darn my fridays been busier than I imagined, but enjoying silently and power walking w Jesus
	1:46pm Feldpausch: Fridays are great because they start with tropical adventures and end with burning torches
	1:46pm Mr Fab: YYeeesss, the Dean Martin song "Sway"! Played on anklungs!
	1:48pm solo mon: Was anyone else picturing a Skeleton playing his rib bones w the mallets?
	1:48pm Jan Turkenburg: hahahahahaha
	1:49pm solo mon: Feld Friday on Sheenas -it is a full experience !
	1:49pm Domenic: Queen Sera, that was nice.
	1:50pm solo mon: I just remembered that ARB is subbing for BCthis week, playing some holes with records attached to them.
	1:51pm Mr Fab: Could we combine them? "The Tiki Torch is Burning."
	1:51pm solo mon: I think each day on sheenas should have a motto? Any of them already do?
	1:52pm solo mon: Like “must see Friday’s “
	1:53pm solo mon: Haha fab that is at least a great aloha guest you should see if Lele and Connie ( we’re that close I call them that ) would do one!
	1:54pm solo mon: Or just ask their Manager: Larry, Jr.
	1:56pm solo mon: Ok now there’s like 10 skeletons of dif sizes playing each other’s rib bones.
	1:56pm ARB: Yes, join me here www.wfmu.org... for something different
	1:57pm ARB: Wonderful Aloha set Jan, thank you!
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: solo haha
	1:57pm Webhamster Henry: I just want to jump in and thank Jan for this excellent curation here.
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: " ... i have to come back for all i missed
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: (was outside, under the car for much of this)
	1:58pm Mr Fab: So totally loved all this Indonesian skeleton music.
	1:59pm Feldpausch: Thank you for a lovely morning, Jan!
	1:59pm StringOFperils: Thanks, Jan. Today was for listening. :)
	1:59pm solo mon: File Under “Accidentally Halloween”
	2:00pm Domenic: thanks
	2:00pm chresti: Hi Jan! Sorry I missed this wundreful show! I'll have to catch up..
	2:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jan!
	2:00pm WR: Thank you Jan!
	2:00pm solo mon: Door slam! Thanks Jan :-)
	2:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks for joining everybody!
	2:49am Mx. Granny (e/em): …finally listening, so glad i can take this timeless voyage with you! Thanks, Jan!

Aloha Fridays: Playlist from October 23, 2020

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