WFMU: Provocative Percussion with DJ Rubberband Girl: Playlist from November 22, 2021

Provocative Percussion with DJ Rubberband Girl: Playlist from November 22, 2021

It's provocative! It's percussive!! Pour an afternoon (or morning) cocktail and let your ears be seduced by the sometimes sassy, always classy swingin' sounds of Rubberband Girl's bachelorette pad.

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November 22, 2021: Music for uptight guys

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Brigitte Bardot	La Madrague "La Madrague" by "Brigitte Bardot"	Brigitte Bardot Sings	DOL	2017	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Dimitri From Paris	Un Woman's Paradis	Sacrebleu	Atlantic	1998	CD		0:03:15 (Pop-up)
Frankie Capp Percussion Group	Gal From Joe's	Percussion in a Tribute to the Big Bands	Kimberly	1961	LP	"This record is the epitome of electronic skills and the most accurate reproduction of music and sounds ever captured on a pure vinyl record."	0:05:46 (Pop-up)
Billy May	Carlsbad Caper "Carlsbad Caper" by "Billy May"	Music for Uptight Guys	Stereo Sounds	1967	LP	"Can the nice, quiet, slightly groovy bachelor who lives around the corner and up the next block find love and true happiness by listening to this album?"	0:09:06 (Pop-up)
Wes Montgomery	Impressions "Impressions" by "Wes Montgomery"	Verve Return Engagement	Verve	1974	LP	"Was Wes REALLY the greatest guitarist in the world? Or is it Segovia or McLaughlin or Burrell? Or is it an undiscovered wonder gigging after-hours in some obscure joint somewhere? It's pointless to argue. It's the old apples/oranges discussion."	0:14:45 (Pop-up)
Kenneth Bager	Fragment 8: (The Sound of Swing) ft. The Hellerup Cool School Choir	Fragments from a Space Cadet	Shhh!	2006	CD		0:17:27 (Pop-up)
Mel Torme	It Don't Mean a Thing "It Don't Mean a Thing" by "Mel Torme"	Mel Torme Sings Swing					0:20:35 (Pop-up)
Mongo Santamaria	Get Back "Get Back" by "Mongo Santamaria"	Workin' on a Groovy Thing	Columbia	1969	LP	"Mongo's fissionable percussion is famous from coast to coast as some of the most joyful jolting ever heard."	0:22:42 (Pop-up)
Jack Costanzo	Jive Samba "Jive Samba" by "Jack Costanzo"	Latin Percussion with Soul	Tico	1968	MP3		0:25:07 (Pop-up)
Voodoocuts	Loopita "Loopita" by "Voodoocuts"	Funk n' Beats Vol. 5 (Mixed by The Allergies)	Bombstrikes	2018	MP3		0:29:37 (Pop-up)
Herbie Mann	The Honeydripper "The Honeydripper" by "Herbie Mann"	The Beat Goes On	Atlantic	1967	LP	"Musical marriages are as inevitable as mixed marriages. The kids on the rock side of the family have, of course, been flirting with jazz elements for some time."	0:32:45 (Pop-up)
Sandy Nelson	The "In" Crowd "The "In" Crowd" by "Sandy Nelson"	Boss Beat	Imperial	1965	LP	"With sticks flying and rhythms surging, Sandy Nelson gives you the boss beat! Boss, which means No. 1, is the word for the tunes in this album, especially when given the Sandy Nelson treatment."	0:35:24 (Pop-up)
Living Brass	Mrs. Robinson "Mrs. Robinson" by "Living Brass"	Music From The Graduate (and Other Simon and Garfunkel Hits)	RCA Camden	1969	LP	"To be alone is one thing, to be lonely is another. Loneliness is a strange, vague feeling one sometimes doesn't understand... This is the stuff of which Simon and Garfunkel's songs are made. It isn't that all their material is of sadness and melancholy, but rather of honesty, openness, of recognition."	0:38:22 (Pop-up)
Lew Davies and His Orchestra	Riders in the Sky	Strange Interlude	Command	1961	LP	"The contrabass clarinet sets a deep, snorting, snuffling rhythm pattern on the right that is lightened by three piccolos on the left, paving the way for the trombones to pick up the melody, on the right, with a full-bodied tone that is so richly expansive that it is positively regal in its splendor."	0:44:54 (Pop-up)
Low-Fi Drifters	Some Velvet Morning	Instrumental Takeover	CDBaby Music	2007	CD		0:48:25 (Pop-up)
Camarata and His Orchestra (featuring Tutti's Trombones)	For Your Love	Think Young	Coliseum	1965	LP	"The Greatest Discotheque Album Ever Produced"	0:52:07 (Pop-up)
Tremeloes & Brian Poole	I Want Candy	The Tremeloes Are Here!	Audio Fidelity	1967	LP	"The fun of the whole date is recaptured on vinyl, and abounds with the best discotheque tradition, well overlaid with youthful exhilaration... The material swings! The feeling sparkles! This is altogether au go-go again and again."	0:54:27 (Pop-up)
Candypants	Dishy "Dishy" by "Candypants"	Candypants	Sympathy for the Record Industry	2000	CD		0:56:44 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	2:00pm Paper Kosmonaut: first! And I am a little uptight. So I got that going for me.
	2:00pm Rubberband Girl: Please come in, where it is safe and warm...
	2:01pm Mr Fab: Good morning, Rubberband Girl! I like to think I'm not the bad kind of uptight. More like the "uptight, everything's all right, clean out-of-sight" kind of guy. But I'll leave that up to you all to decide.
	2:01pm MHLee: hi dj rbg
	2:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rubberband Girl!
	2:02pm Rubberband Girl: Oops forgot about the playlist!
	2:03pm Paper Kosmonaut: I did have had a bit of a stressful day, actually.
	2:03pm Paper Kosmonaut: Hello everyone.
	2:03pm Rubberband Girl: Let the clicky-starring commence!!
	2:03pm Mr Fab: Is there any "Music for Downloose Girls"?
	2:04pm Otis: Good hello provocateurs!
	2:04pm Rubberband Girl: I'm blushing, Mr. Fab!
	2:06pm Rubberband Girl: Today will be filled with a lot of big beats and bangers...
	2:08pm Mr Fab: Cool, bring on the bangin beats. I'm in the mood - it's a warm sunny day here, holidays around the corner, work is slow, let's get uptight outta sight.
	2:10pm Otis: Love that Billy May cover. Want it!
	2:15pm Rubberband Girl: Is my bed music too high? I keep adjusting my settings.
	2:16pm Jan Turkenburg: to me it sounds just fine
	2:17pm Mr Fab: Bed music is good.
	2:18pm Rubberband Girl: Mic too hot? (Volume-wise, ahem)
	2:19pm Mr Fab: No, you sound fine.
	2:20pm Rubberband Girl: Grazie!
	2:20pm Otis: Sounded good here (was listening on bluetooth in kitchen with the french press getting my cafe boost on).
	2:22pm Paper Kosmonaut: Nice tunes, RBG!
	2:23pm MHLee: Love this one
	2:24pm Rubberband Girl: This song has been everywhere I turn this past week... big ups to Billy Preston's induction into the RnR HoF!!
	2:27pm Rubberband Girl: (I wish I had this record on vinyl... one day!!)
	2:28pm Otis: Me too!!
	2:33pm Paper Kosmonaut: Herbie Mann is cool.
	2:34pm Rubberband Girl: King Curtis on sax there!
	2:34pm Otis: Super cool. No matter how much Mann I listen to, I'll always have the cover of PUSH PUSH in my head. Haaa.
	2:34pm Mr Fab: ursula1000 hipped me to Voodoocuts on his show, and that track just sealed the deal.
	2:35pm Otis: Yea, I starred Voodoocuts, new to the ears. Very nice!
	2:36pm Rubberband Girl: I was just researching that sample, "Que le pasa Lupita"...
	2:36pm Rubberband Girl: "Que le pasa A Lupita"
	2:37pm Mr Fab: Haha Otis. Oi. "Push Push" is a good album, but what was going on with that cover. "Hey baby, check out my...flute."
	2:38pm Mr Fab: where's the sample from, RG?
	2:39pm Otis: The "Living..." records are favs, from funky to sedated.
	2:39pm Paper Kosmonaut: Wonderfully cheesy Mrs Robinson there.
	2:41pm Otis: Live skipping, live radio, love it!
	2:41pm Jan Turkenburg: I love live radio!
	2:42pm Paper Kosmonaut: Was about to say the same, Jan. (-;
	2:42pm Mr Fab: it's not skipping, you're looping it!
	2:42pm Feldy: Viva la Live radio! "people on the river, people on the river, people on the river" :)
	2:46pm Mr Fab: LOVE this album. One of my fave Command releases. "Strange" is right - unusual instruments, moody moods. Not the usual hi-fi speaker blasters.
	2:47pm Paper Kosmonaut: I love live radio!
	2:47pm Rubberband Girl: Sorry – I meant to turn down my monitor, and I turned down the channel XD
	2:47pm MHLee: I love any and all unusual covers
	2:48pm MHLee: Well this rocks
	2:49pm Rubberband Girl: Well there you go, lol.
	2:49pm Paper Kosmonaut: Hazelw00t
	2:51pm Mr Fab: i am totally karaoke-ing to this.
	2:51pm MHLee: It's works very well as a surf/western record
	2:51pm MHLee: But I guess Lee was a Western singer at heart
	2:52pm Rubberband Girl: Yardbirds a-go-go!
	2:52pm Mr Fab: true MHL - I had "Sand" on a tape I'd play for when driving thru the desert. Went well with the Morricone and such.
	2:53pm Jan Turkenburg: Ow... I want this album!
	2:55pm Mr Fab: That whole Camarata album is quite fun. Good Kinks covers, and no-one does lounge-y Kinks kovers.
	2:56pm MHLee: Fantastic shows today!
	2:57pm Paper Kosmonaut: I abslutely definitely thoroughly enjoyed the tunes, RBG. Thank you!
	2:58pm Mr Fab: Dang, over all ready? The hour flew by, RG!
	2:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Wonderful show! Thanks RG!
	2:59pm Otis: So many great selections, thanks RG, super set!
	3:01pm Rubberband Girl: Thanks all!! T'was a very fun one on this end, too. xoxoxo

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Brigitte Bardot	La Madrague "La Madrague" by "Brigitte Bardot"	Brigitte Bardot Sings	DOL	2017	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Dimitri From Paris	Un Woman's Paradis	Sacrebleu	Atlantic	1998	CD		0:03:15 (Pop-up)
Frankie Capp Percussion Group	Gal From Joe's	Percussion in a Tribute to the Big Bands	Kimberly	1961	LP	"This record is the epitome of electronic skills and the most accurate reproduction of music and sounds ever captured on a pure vinyl record."	0:05:46 (Pop-up)
Billy May	Carlsbad Caper "Carlsbad Caper" by "Billy May"	Music for Uptight Guys	Stereo Sounds	1967	LP	"Can the nice, quiet, slightly groovy bachelor who lives around the corner and up the next block find love and true happiness by listening to this album?"	0:09:06 (Pop-up)
Wes Montgomery	Impressions "Impressions" by "Wes Montgomery"	Verve Return Engagement	Verve	1974	LP	"Was Wes REALLY the greatest guitarist in the world? Or is it Segovia or McLaughlin or Burrell? Or is it an undiscovered wonder gigging after-hours in some obscure joint somewhere? It's pointless to argue. It's the old apples/oranges discussion."	0:14:45 (Pop-up)
Kenneth Bager	Fragment 8: (The Sound of Swing) ft. The Hellerup Cool School Choir	Fragments from a Space Cadet	Shhh!	2006	CD		0:17:27 (Pop-up)
Mel Torme	It Don't Mean a Thing "It Don't Mean a Thing" by "Mel Torme"	Mel Torme Sings Swing					0:20:35 (Pop-up)
Mongo Santamaria	Get Back "Get Back" by "Mongo Santamaria"	Workin' on a Groovy Thing	Columbia	1969	LP	"Mongo's fissionable percussion is famous from coast to coast as some of the most joyful jolting ever heard."	0:22:42 (Pop-up)
Jack Costanzo	Jive Samba "Jive Samba" by "Jack Costanzo"	Latin Percussion with Soul	Tico	1968	MP3		0:25:07 (Pop-up)
Voodoocuts	Loopita "Loopita" by "Voodoocuts"	Funk n' Beats Vol. 5 (Mixed by The Allergies)	Bombstrikes	2018	MP3		0:29:37 (Pop-up)
Herbie Mann	The Honeydripper "The Honeydripper" by "Herbie Mann"	The Beat Goes On	Atlantic	1967	LP	"Musical marriages are as inevitable as mixed marriages. The kids on the rock side of the family have, of course, been flirting with jazz elements for some time."	0:32:45 (Pop-up)
Sandy Nelson	The "In" Crowd "The "In" Crowd" by "Sandy Nelson"	Boss Beat	Imperial	1965	LP	"With sticks flying and rhythms surging, Sandy Nelson gives you the boss beat! Boss, which means No. 1, is the word for the tunes in this album, especially when given the Sandy Nelson treatment."	0:35:24 (Pop-up)
Living Brass	Mrs. Robinson "Mrs. Robinson" by "Living Brass"	Music From The Graduate (and Other Simon and Garfunkel Hits)	RCA Camden	1969	LP	"To be alone is one thing, to be lonely is another. Loneliness is a strange, vague feeling one sometimes doesn't understand... This is the stuff of which Simon and Garfunkel's songs are made. It isn't that all their material is of sadness and melancholy, but rather of honesty, openness, of recognition."	0:38:22 (Pop-up)
Lew Davies and His Orchestra	Riders in the Sky	Strange Interlude	Command	1961	LP	"The contrabass clarinet sets a deep, snorting, snuffling rhythm pattern on the right that is lightened by three piccolos on the left, paving the way for the trombones to pick up the melody, on the right, with a full-bodied tone that is so richly expansive that it is positively regal in its splendor."	0:44:54 (Pop-up)
Low-Fi Drifters	Some Velvet Morning	Instrumental Takeover	CDBaby Music	2007	CD		0:48:25 (Pop-up)
Camarata and His Orchestra (featuring Tutti's Trombones)	For Your Love	Think Young	Coliseum	1965	LP	"The Greatest Discotheque Album Ever Produced"	0:52:07 (Pop-up)
Tremeloes & Brian Poole	I Want Candy	The Tremeloes Are Here!	Audio Fidelity	1967	LP	"The fun of the whole date is recaptured on vinyl, and abounds with the best discotheque tradition, well overlaid with youthful exhilaration... The material swings! The feeling sparkles! This is altogether au go-go again and again."	0:54:27 (Pop-up)
Candypants	Dishy "Dishy" by "Candypants"	Candypants	Sympathy for the Record Industry	2000	CD		0:56:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:00pm Paper Kosmonaut: first! And I am a little uptight. So I got that going for me.
	2:00pm Rubberband Girl: Please come in, where it is safe and warm...
	2:01pm Mr Fab: Good morning, Rubberband Girl! I like to think I'm not the bad kind of uptight. More like the "uptight, everything's all right, clean out-of-sight" kind of guy. But I'll leave that up to you all to decide.
	2:01pm MHLee: hi dj rbg
	2:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rubberband Girl!
	2:02pm Rubberband Girl: Oops forgot about the playlist!
	2:03pm Paper Kosmonaut: I did have had a bit of a stressful day, actually.
	2:03pm Paper Kosmonaut: Hello everyone.
	2:03pm Rubberband Girl: Let the clicky-starring commence!!
	2:03pm Mr Fab: Is there any "Music for Downloose Girls"?
	2:04pm Otis: Good hello provocateurs!
	2:04pm Rubberband Girl: I'm blushing, Mr. Fab!
	2:06pm Rubberband Girl: Today will be filled with a lot of big beats and bangers...
	2:08pm Mr Fab: Cool, bring on the bangin beats. I'm in the mood - it's a warm sunny day here, holidays around the corner, work is slow, let's get uptight outta sight.
	2:10pm Otis: Love that Billy May cover. Want it!
	2:15pm Rubberband Girl: Is my bed music too high? I keep adjusting my settings.
	2:16pm Jan Turkenburg: to me it sounds just fine
	2:17pm Mr Fab: Bed music is good.
	2:18pm Rubberband Girl: Mic too hot? (Volume-wise, ahem)
	2:19pm Mr Fab: No, you sound fine.
	2:20pm Rubberband Girl: Grazie!
	2:20pm Otis: Sounded good here (was listening on bluetooth in kitchen with the french press getting my cafe boost on).
	2:22pm Paper Kosmonaut: Nice tunes, RBG!
	2:23pm MHLee: Love this one
	2:24pm Rubberband Girl: This song has been everywhere I turn this past week... big ups to Billy Preston's induction into the RnR HoF!!
	2:27pm Rubberband Girl: (I wish I had this record on vinyl... one day!!)
	2:28pm Otis: Me too!!
	2:33pm Paper Kosmonaut: Herbie Mann is cool.
	2:34pm Rubberband Girl: King Curtis on sax there!
	2:34pm Otis: Super cool. No matter how much Mann I listen to, I'll always have the cover of PUSH PUSH in my head. Haaa.
	2:34pm Mr Fab: ursula1000 hipped me to Voodoocuts on his show, and that track just sealed the deal.
	2:35pm Otis: Yea, I starred Voodoocuts, new to the ears. Very nice!
	2:36pm Rubberband Girl: I was just researching that sample, "Que le pasa Lupita"...
	2:36pm Rubberband Girl: "Que le pasa A Lupita"
	2:37pm Mr Fab: Haha Otis. Oi. "Push Push" is a good album, but what was going on with that cover. "Hey baby, check out my...flute."
	2:38pm Mr Fab: where's the sample from, RG?
	2:39pm Otis: The "Living..." records are favs, from funky to sedated.
	2:39pm Paper Kosmonaut: Wonderfully cheesy Mrs Robinson there.
	2:41pm Otis: Live skipping, live radio, love it!
	2:41pm Jan Turkenburg: I love live radio!
	2:42pm Paper Kosmonaut: Was about to say the same, Jan. (-;
	2:42pm Mr Fab: it's not skipping, you're looping it!
	2:42pm Feldy: Viva la Live radio! "people on the river, people on the river, people on the river" :)
	2:46pm Mr Fab: LOVE this album. One of my fave Command releases. "Strange" is right - unusual instruments, moody moods. Not the usual hi-fi speaker blasters.
	2:47pm Paper Kosmonaut: I love live radio!
	2:47pm Rubberband Girl: Sorry – I meant to turn down my monitor, and I turned down the channel XD
	2:47pm MHLee: I love any and all unusual covers
	2:48pm MHLee: Well this rocks
	2:49pm Rubberband Girl: Well there you go, lol.
	2:49pm Paper Kosmonaut: Hazelw00t
	2:51pm Mr Fab: i am totally karaoke-ing to this.
	2:51pm MHLee: It's works very well as a surf/western record
	2:51pm MHLee: But I guess Lee was a Western singer at heart
	2:52pm Rubberband Girl: Yardbirds a-go-go!
	2:52pm Mr Fab: true MHL - I had "Sand" on a tape I'd play for when driving thru the desert. Went well with the Morricone and such.
	2:53pm Jan Turkenburg: Ow... I want this album!
	2:55pm Mr Fab: That whole Camarata album is quite fun. Good Kinks covers, and no-one does lounge-y Kinks kovers.
	2:56pm MHLee: Fantastic shows today!
	2:57pm Paper Kosmonaut: I abslutely definitely thoroughly enjoyed the tunes, RBG. Thank you!
	2:58pm Mr Fab: Dang, over all ready? The hour flew by, RG!
	2:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Wonderful show! Thanks RG!
	2:59pm Otis: So many great selections, thanks RG, super set!
	3:01pm Rubberband Girl: Thanks all!! T'was a very fun one on this end, too. xoxoxo

Provocative Percussion with DJ Rubberband Girl: Playlist from November 22, 2021

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