WFMU: Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 6, 2021

Listener comments!
	🦝 11:57am Paper Kosmonaut: Ja hallo, ben ik te vroeg ofzo? Leve de Republiek!
	🦝 11:57am Jan Turkenburg: Hallo PK!
	🦝 11:58am Paper Kosmonaut: 'Navond, heer Turkenburg.
	11:59am MHLee: Hello!
	🦝 11:59am Jan Turkenburg: bedankt voor uw bijdrage, PK!
	11:59am Feldy: Hello Jan!
	🦝 11:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	🦝 12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Feldy!
	🦝 12:01pm Paper Kosmonaut: It aint much, but it comes out of a good heart, Jan.
	🦝 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	🦝 12:02pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Jan, PK, MHLee, Feldy! I like you knickname, Feldy! I'm coming to you from our nation's capital today, Washington, DC
	🦝 12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Candy!
	🦝 12:02pm Paper Kosmonaut: Candeeeeeeee! How are you? (and also Hi Adam & MHLee)
	12:03pm StringOFperils: Candy-O in DC! Giving Congress a stern talking to.
	🦝 12:03pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey StringOfPerils!
	12:03pm StringOFperils: Hi Jan!
	🦝 12:04pm Paper Kosmonaut: The Netherland is a valley of pricks.
	🦝 12:06pm Paper Kosmonaut: I tend to prefer Linda Boemhard to Heili Helder as the band's singer but this song is just a classic.
	12:06pm MHLee: This is something
	🦝 12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: It's a classic indeed!
	🦝 12:07pm Paper Kosmonaut: The band had two keysboards, a drummer and no bass, and used a bassoon on some tracks.
	🦝 12:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Why is this the only show in which I often forget to turn off the mic?
	🦝 12:09pm Candy-O'67: Hey, String! haha! I'm here for a biz convention that is starting today :)
	🦝 12:09pm Candy-O'67: PK, I'm doing good! Ready to rock in DC!
	12:09pm Mr Fab: Hallo, lowlanders living the high life! PK, My teen high school New Wave band had a similar line-up. My left hand was the "bassist."
	🦝 12:10pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Mr. Fab!
	🦝 12:10pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab!
	12:10pm Mr Fab: "Hoppa Hop" was fun! Does all their stuff sound like that, Jan?
	🦝 12:11pm Jan Turkenburg: more or less, they're a fun band
	🦝 12:12pm Jan Turkenburg: not very known though
	12:13pm Mr Fab: yeah - looking now, can't find their album anywhere.
	12:14pm Mr Fab: Found it! escrec.bandcamp.com...
	12:34pm MHLee: I like the way the language flows on this
	🦝 12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, the lyrics writer Lenneart Nijgh was one of the greatest 20th century
	🦝 12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: and Boudewijn put his words to music so naturally. They were a golden team,
	12:38pm drolletje: Hi Jan and all you fellow no-Mountaineers!
	🦝 12:38pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Darryl! Just in time!
	12:39pm drolletje: ohhhh! TME or the Ronnies? Or the Shoes?
	🦝 12:39pm Jan Turkenburg: TME coming up after this one
	12:40pm drolletje: Yay!
	12:42pm Mr Fab: Really looking forward to those specials. An all-Teenager Muziek show?! I'm calling in sick!
	12:42pm drolletje: oops...
	12:43pm Mr Fab: maybe Jan is calling in sick..
	12:43pm drolletje: can someone remind me how we can see who has pledged?
	12:44pm Mr Fab: He's back!
	12:44pm drolletje: YAY! TME!!
	12:45pm MHLee: This macbook does all sorts of weird stuff. When it seemed like it was down I hit the pop-up player again and it was playing Scar... but said it was cobra
	🦝 12:46pm Jan Turkenburg: we can't now, Darryl. We can get a list after the pledge drive, but you CAN however see which commenter has pledged to your show, by the ghost icon behind his/her name
	12:47pm drolletje: Cheers Jan... that's different to previous marathons, but I can work with that :-)
	🦝 12:48pm Jan Turkenburg: Noooo!!!! Don't call this a marathon!!! LOL.
	12:50pm drolletje: well, Snickers then ;-)
	12:52pm MHLee: this song seems to have a strong nina simone influence
	🦝 12:52pm Jan Turkenburg: Now you mention it!
	🦝 12:52pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, it has.
	12:56pm MHLee: I dig it
	1:15pm MHLee: my father has always said golden earring had a hit [in the US] in the 70s and 80s... he was waiting for a 90s hit from them
	1:18pm Mr Fab: that Ro-D-Ys was rather Bonzo-esque.
	1:20pm drolletje: I prefer Anna-Lisa Ingemansson's version of Kalinka...
	1:20pm MHLee: I'd agree Mr Fab... very equestrian statue
	🦝 1:21pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I actually took that of an LP of the Radio Nederland World Service, white sleeve, playlist typed on a typewriter. I yet have to find out the story behind those LPs. I found a bunch of them years ago in a thrift store.
	🦝 1:23pm Jan Turkenburg: Anna-Lisa unfortunately wasn't Dutch
	1:26pm MHLee: I wish New Jersey Dutch was still a thing. Tiny dialects like that bring so much flavor.
	1:30pm MHLee: I've met people with Amish Deitsch as a first language and can image something similar but Dutch.
	🦝 1:31pm Jan Turkenburg: Sometimes these dialects are rather German than Dutch. I happen to know that is the case with Pennsylvanian Dutch
	1:32pm drolletje: wouldn't it be easier to bury him first and then plant the willow, rather than uproot the tree, dump the corpse and then replant the poor tree?
	🦝 1:33pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL!
	1:33pm MHLee: Yes --- Deitsch/Pennsylvania Dutch are one and the same. I believe archaically instead of saying Dutch is Germanic it was said German is Dutch
	🦝 1:33pm Jan Turkenburg: a pity I didn't leave the mic open this time!
	1:33pm MHLee: But the New Jersey Dutch were new amsterdams holdouts
	1:35pm MHLee: Bury Me Beneath the willow was a song i used to play
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: Dutch and Deutsch (German) are different languages with overlapping roots. German grammar is far more complex than Dutch, for one...
	🦝 1:40pm Candy-O'67: Shocking Blue time!!!!
	🦝 1:41pm Jan Turkenburg: one of my favorite tracks of theirs!
	🦝 1:41pm Candy-O'67: Same here, Jan!
	1:42pm MHLee: "It might seem logical to think that this might be due to a simple mistranslation or a butchering of the word Deutsch (German) by the English-speaking Pennsylvanians. However, the real explanation apparently lies in the original use of the word "Dutch" in the English language. In 18th and 19th century English, the word "Dutch" was used to refer to the broad Germanic region, encompassing modern-day Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Austria and Switzerland, and so could quite appropriately refer to these settlers in Pennsylvania." - on the origin of the misnomer
	1:46pm drolletje: Yay! Beatlecover!
	1:48pm Mr Fab: Ah, that would explain the odd use of "Dutch" to mean German in expressions like "Dutch angles" (camera angles inspired by German Expressionist filmmaking) or "Dutch" records, early German comedy dialect records. i just figured 20th century America didn't know the difference between the Netherlands and Germany.
	1:49pm Beany: Ivy Green? No relation.
	🦝 1:50pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Beany!
	1:50pm drolletje: BEANY!! I thought you were out for the night!
	1:51pm MHLee: I read when I was child that expressions like going Dutch, Dutch snack, and Dutch oven had roots in so animosity between the Dutch and English as a result of the Anglo-Dutch wars
	1:51pm Beany: I have the WFMU app!
	1:51pm drolletje: yay! that makes two of us!
	1:52pm Beany: It works! I am going out but taking you all with me.
	1:56pm drolletje: Another frabjuous show, Jan!
	1:56pm StringOFperils: Thank you, Jan!
	🦝 1:57pm Candy-O'67: Thank you, Jan! Fabulous show!
	1:58pm MHLee: Thanks Jan!
	1:59pm Mr Fab: thanks jan!

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 6, 2021

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Two hours of Dutch pop music history, live from the city of Zwolle in The Netherlands.

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October 6, 2021: #096

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Artist	Track	Year	New	Approx. start time
Supersister	11/8 "11/8" by "Supersister"	1970		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Mo	Fred Astaire (Just a summer love affair)	1980		0:05:09 (Pop-up)
De Bronstgieters	Hoppa Hop "Hoppa Hop" by "De Bronstgieters"	2006		0:07:56 (Pop-up)
Les Baroques	Troubles "Troubles" by "Les Baroques"	1966		0:09:49 (Pop-up)
ZWOLLE! "ZWOLLE!"
Def P & The Howling Coyotes	Ander Level	2010		0:14:53 (Pop-up)
Leon Moorman	Meiddie Toch "Meiddie Toch" by "Leon Moorman"	2021		0:19:36 (Pop-up)
Ellen Pels	Scar "Scar" by "Ellen Pels"	2021	*	0:21:46 (Pop-up)

Clan of Xymox	One day "One day" by "Clan of Xymox"	1985		0:25:25 (Pop-up)
Boudewijn de Groot	Naast Jou "Naast Jou" by "Boudewijn de Groot"	1966		0:33:36 (Pop-up)
Big Wheel	Little woman "Little woman" by "Big Wheel"	1969		0:36:57 (Pop-up)
Cobra	So dissatisfied "So dissatisfied" by "Cobra"	1972		0:39:34 (Pop-up)
Teenager Muziek Express "Teenager Muziek Express"
Willeke Alberti	Nee Jongen, Ik Trouw Niet Met Jou	1963		0:45:09 (Pop-up)
Wanda	Wow Wow Wee "Wow Wow Wee" by "Wanda"	1964		0:47:32 (Pop-up)

Cuby and The Blizzards	Somebody Will Know Someday	1969		0:49:23 (Pop-up)
LIVE! "LIVE!"
CCC Inc.	Midnight Special "Midnight Special" by "CCC Inc."			0:56:55 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: Centerfold	Radar Love (12 inch mix)	1986		1:04:06 (Pop-up)
Golden Earring	Goodbye mama "Goodbye mama" by "Golden Earring"	1969		1:12:37 (Pop-up)
The Ro-D-Ys & Street Organ 'De Schuyt'	Isn't it a good time	1968		1:15:39 (Pop-up)
Normaal	Kalinka (5½ Sabeldans) "Kalinka (5½ Sabeldans)" by "Normaal"	1987		1:18:21 (Pop-up)
Q65	Please Come Back To Me "Please Come Back To Me" by "Q65"	1970		1:25:26 (Pop-up)
Jan Rot	Schout Bij Nacht "Schout Bij Nacht" by "Jan Rot"	1995		1:28:31 (Pop-up)
The Hunters	Bury me beneath the willow	1965		1:31:34 (Pop-up)
""
Dutch Word Of The Week	Lepel "Lepel" by "Dutch Word Of The Week"			1:34:03 (Pop-up)

Apollo's Wing	Change of living "Change of living" by "Apollo's Wing"	1971		1:35:50 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	Send me a postcard "Send me a postcard" by "Shocking Blue"	1968		1:39:27 (Pop-up)
The Jumping Jewels	Cool Jerk "Cool Jerk" by "The Jumping Jewels"	1967		1:42:01 (Pop-up)
Beatles Cover Of The Week "Beatles Cover Of The Week"
Powerplay	Here, There, Everywhere	1986		1:46:15 (Pop-up)

Ivy Green	Mister Mister "Mister Mister" by "Ivy Green"	1978		1:48:21 (Pop-up)
Aafke Romeijn	Stella XIX "Stella XIX" by "Aafke Romeijn"	2011		1:50:02 (Pop-up)
Spinvis	Heel Goed Nieuws "Heel Goed Nieuws" by "Spinvis"	2011		1:52:15 (Pop-up)
Kees van Kooten & Wim de Bie	Lucille	1969		1:57:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦝 11:57am Paper Kosmonaut: Ja hallo, ben ik te vroeg ofzo? Leve de Republiek!
	🦝 11:57am Jan Turkenburg: Hallo PK!
	🦝 11:58am Paper Kosmonaut: 'Navond, heer Turkenburg.
	11:59am MHLee: Hello!
	🦝 11:59am Jan Turkenburg: bedankt voor uw bijdrage, PK!
	11:59am Feldy: Hello Jan!
	🦝 11:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	🦝 12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Feldy!
	🦝 12:01pm Paper Kosmonaut: It aint much, but it comes out of a good heart, Jan.
	🦝 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	🦝 12:02pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Jan, PK, MHLee, Feldy! I like you knickname, Feldy! I'm coming to you from our nation's capital today, Washington, DC
	🦝 12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Candy!
	🦝 12:02pm Paper Kosmonaut: Candeeeeeeee! How are you? (and also Hi Adam & MHLee)
	12:03pm StringOFperils: Candy-O in DC! Giving Congress a stern talking to.
	🦝 12:03pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey StringOfPerils!
	12:03pm StringOFperils: Hi Jan!
	🦝 12:04pm Paper Kosmonaut: The Netherland is a valley of pricks.
	🦝 12:06pm Paper Kosmonaut: I tend to prefer Linda Boemhard to Heili Helder as the band's singer but this song is just a classic.
	12:06pm MHLee: This is something
	🦝 12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: It's a classic indeed!
	🦝 12:07pm Paper Kosmonaut: The band had two keysboards, a drummer and no bass, and used a bassoon on some tracks.
	🦝 12:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Why is this the only show in which I often forget to turn off the mic?
	🦝 12:09pm Candy-O'67: Hey, String! haha! I'm here for a biz convention that is starting today :)
	🦝 12:09pm Candy-O'67: PK, I'm doing good! Ready to rock in DC!
	12:09pm Mr Fab: Hallo, lowlanders living the high life! PK, My teen high school New Wave band had a similar line-up. My left hand was the "bassist."
	🦝 12:10pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Mr. Fab!
	🦝 12:10pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab!
	12:10pm Mr Fab: "Hoppa Hop" was fun! Does all their stuff sound like that, Jan?
	🦝 12:11pm Jan Turkenburg: more or less, they're a fun band
	🦝 12:12pm Jan Turkenburg: not very known though
	12:13pm Mr Fab: yeah - looking now, can't find their album anywhere.
	12:14pm Mr Fab: Found it! escrec.bandcamp.com...
	12:34pm MHLee: I like the way the language flows on this
	🦝 12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, the lyrics writer Lenneart Nijgh was one of the greatest 20th century
	🦝 12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: and Boudewijn put his words to music so naturally. They were a golden team,
	12:38pm drolletje: Hi Jan and all you fellow no-Mountaineers!
	🦝 12:38pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Darryl! Just in time!
	12:39pm drolletje: ohhhh! TME or the Ronnies? Or the Shoes?
	🦝 12:39pm Jan Turkenburg: TME coming up after this one
	12:40pm drolletje: Yay!
	12:42pm Mr Fab: Really looking forward to those specials. An all-Teenager Muziek show?! I'm calling in sick!
	12:42pm drolletje: oops...
	12:43pm Mr Fab: maybe Jan is calling in sick..
	12:43pm drolletje: can someone remind me how we can see who has pledged?
	12:44pm Mr Fab: He's back!
	12:44pm drolletje: YAY! TME!!
	12:45pm MHLee: This macbook does all sorts of weird stuff. When it seemed like it was down I hit the pop-up player again and it was playing Scar... but said it was cobra
	🦝 12:46pm Jan Turkenburg: we can't now, Darryl. We can get a list after the pledge drive, but you CAN however see which commenter has pledged to your show, by the ghost icon behind his/her name
	12:47pm drolletje: Cheers Jan... that's different to previous marathons, but I can work with that :-)
	🦝 12:48pm Jan Turkenburg: Noooo!!!! Don't call this a marathon!!! LOL.
	12:50pm drolletje: well, Snickers then ;-)
	12:52pm MHLee: this song seems to have a strong nina simone influence
	🦝 12:52pm Jan Turkenburg: Now you mention it!
	🦝 12:52pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, it has.
	12:56pm MHLee: I dig it
	1:15pm MHLee: my father has always said golden earring had a hit [in the US] in the 70s and 80s... he was waiting for a 90s hit from them
	1:18pm Mr Fab: that Ro-D-Ys was rather Bonzo-esque.
	1:20pm drolletje: I prefer Anna-Lisa Ingemansson's version of Kalinka...
	1:20pm MHLee: I'd agree Mr Fab... very equestrian statue
	🦝 1:21pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I actually took that of an LP of the Radio Nederland World Service, white sleeve, playlist typed on a typewriter. I yet have to find out the story behind those LPs. I found a bunch of them years ago in a thrift store.
	🦝 1:23pm Jan Turkenburg: Anna-Lisa unfortunately wasn't Dutch
	1:26pm MHLee: I wish New Jersey Dutch was still a thing. Tiny dialects like that bring so much flavor.
	1:30pm MHLee: I've met people with Amish Deitsch as a first language and can image something similar but Dutch.
	🦝 1:31pm Jan Turkenburg: Sometimes these dialects are rather German than Dutch. I happen to know that is the case with Pennsylvanian Dutch
	1:32pm drolletje: wouldn't it be easier to bury him first and then plant the willow, rather than uproot the tree, dump the corpse and then replant the poor tree?
	🦝 1:33pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL!
	1:33pm MHLee: Yes --- Deitsch/Pennsylvania Dutch are one and the same. I believe archaically instead of saying Dutch is Germanic it was said German is Dutch
	🦝 1:33pm Jan Turkenburg: a pity I didn't leave the mic open this time!
	1:33pm MHLee: But the New Jersey Dutch were new amsterdams holdouts
	1:35pm MHLee: Bury Me Beneath the willow was a song i used to play
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: Dutch and Deutsch (German) are different languages with overlapping roots. German grammar is far more complex than Dutch, for one...
	🦝 1:40pm Candy-O'67: Shocking Blue time!!!!
	🦝 1:41pm Jan Turkenburg: one of my favorite tracks of theirs!
	🦝 1:41pm Candy-O'67: Same here, Jan!
	1:42pm MHLee: "It might seem logical to think that this might be due to a simple mistranslation or a butchering of the word Deutsch (German) by the English-speaking Pennsylvanians. However, the real explanation apparently lies in the original use of the word "Dutch" in the English language. In 18th and 19th century English, the word "Dutch" was used to refer to the broad Germanic region, encompassing modern-day Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Austria and Switzerland, and so could quite appropriately refer to these settlers in Pennsylvania." - on the origin of the misnomer
	1:46pm drolletje: Yay! Beatlecover!
	1:48pm Mr Fab: Ah, that would explain the odd use of "Dutch" to mean German in expressions like "Dutch angles" (camera angles inspired by German Expressionist filmmaking) or "Dutch" records, early German comedy dialect records. i just figured 20th century America didn't know the difference between the Netherlands and Germany.
	1:49pm Beany: Ivy Green? No relation.
	🦝 1:50pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Beany!
	1:50pm drolletje: BEANY!! I thought you were out for the night!
	1:51pm MHLee: I read when I was child that expressions like going Dutch, Dutch snack, and Dutch oven had roots in so animosity between the Dutch and English as a result of the Anglo-Dutch wars
	1:51pm Beany: I have the WFMU app!
	1:51pm drolletje: yay! that makes two of us!
	1:52pm Beany: It works! I am going out but taking you all with me.
	1:56pm drolletje: Another frabjuous show, Jan!
	1:56pm StringOFperils: Thank you, Jan!
	🦝 1:57pm Candy-O'67: Thank you, Jan! Fabulous show!
	1:58pm MHLee: Thanks Jan!
	1:59pm Mr Fab: thanks jan!

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 6, 2021

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