WFMU: Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from June 19, 2022

Listener comments!
	10:04pm Androu B.: Good Evening, Julie! Sorry that I haven't been able to catch your Tuesday show for the past couple of weeks, but I'm trying to catch up via the archives as much as I'm able to.
	10:05pm Julie: heya Androu! Hope it's been good things keeping you busy!
	10:05pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy! Tuning in from the road!
	10:05pm Julie: hiya Phillippe!
	10:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...still stumbling to remember to 'dial in' the Sheena stream ! :D ... Even for Jane that's a good shot ...& that's saying something...
	10:09pm Julie: She doesn't take a bad photo to this day I don't think... Hiya Rev!
	10:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a 'Sinbad Girl' - like there's BondGirls ...oh she's that too...
	10:11pm Androu B.: Good Eve, Phillipe & my Fellow Scorpio RRN63!
	10:17pm Gaylord Fields: Yay Julie! I remembered you were on tonight, much to my musical benefit.
	10:17pm Androu B.: Speaking of which, RRN63, I recall hearing about an impending planetary alignment event. Or has it already come to pass?
	10:18pm Julie: heya Gaylord! yay!
	10:18pm Julie: There is a piece of trivia I just discovered about one of the artists in the first set and I BET Gaylord already knows it
	10:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...whut are we a clutch of pointy-tailed crustaceans crawling about some backchannel blowing our own minds with psychotropic indulgences ...cause that'd be so textbook ♏︎Scorp :D ...
	10:19pm Gaylord Fields: Is it Roslyn Kind?
	10:19pm Julie: <-- also a Scorp. Gaylord, IT IS
	10:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Massive credit for not WhiteBicycle again. This is a great album...
	10:20pm Gaylord Fields: @Julie: Her family seemed to really be invested in the funny spellings of first names.
	10:21pm Julie: A's were expensive back then
	10:22pm Robm: Good evening fellow bananas
	10:22pm Gaylord Fields: Hahahahaha!!! You win, Julie!
	10:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: AndrouB - rest of June it's five planets in apparent orbital order from the Sun to see in the sky. Also Astrologically all in Signs they Rule but one. Catch: Early morning predawn...
	10:22pm Julie: hiya Robm!
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Julie do you Promo the Banana on faceborg @ all? I'd Share it. Not that this is of any consequence whatsoever necessarily...
	10:25pm Julie: I do...also on the DNOTS page
	10:25pm Robm: Hey julie was just watching the last episode of the time travelers wife so it ran over, sirry
	10:25pm Julie: is it a good show?
	10:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Happy 74th NickDrake.
	10:26pm Androu B.: To tell you the truth, RRN63, I would have rather been born under Taurus or Aries, or even Libra, like my brother from the same mother (They have all the luck!).
	10:26pm Julie: It is hard to imagine a 70-something Nick Drake
	10:26pm Gaylord Fields: I quickly read that as DONUTS page, and I was briefly almost tempted to join social media!
	10:27pm Julie: hmmm I wonder if there is a premium tie-in to be had
	10:28pm Gaylord Fields: Julie, I'm still having trouble imagining a 60-something me, so fair enough.
	10:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Julie - seriously. Donuts & SocialMedia - a kind of parity... AndrouB - you get a whole Chart with all kinds of stuff. Maybe you got them! :) ...
	10:28pm Julie: Gaylord is a birthday looming?
	10:29pm Robm: @Julie yes it is by Stephen moffot of doctor who fame
	10:29pm Julie: I know there was a movie version but I did not see that
	10:30pm Gaylord Fields: Sometime this summer, yes.
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho it's not hard to imagine a NickDrake hanging in more & getting some traction & not spiraling down ...& that's the painful thing.
	10:31pm Robm: @Julie the movie version is pretty good
	10:31pm Julie: he was due that mid 70s al stewart heat
	10:31pm Julie: the jane seymour/chris reeve thing was a time travel thing too if IIRC...Somewhere in Time?
	10:32pm Gaylord Fields: The Goldie Hawn record sits nicely alongside other nicely sung '70s albums by fellow actresses and/or models Lynda Carter and Twiggy.
	10:33pm Robm: @Julie yes that was a pretty good movie too and one of chris reeves best non Superman rokes
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ♏︎Scorpio Goldie :D ...she can serenade me to her heart's content...
	10:37pm Tome: Great Stuff Julie hi !<>! <ding> remember Butterflies are Free ,, the record just dawned on my oh yea ..
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wild In the Streets ...& in the Nuggets box as well. Ironic as the film is about Hipster Youth Fascism ...in turn seen as the Olds by the end (spoiler of TwilghtZone type twist)...
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Max Frost'...
	10:41pm Julie: hiya Tome! Man I love Butterflies are Free, and Cactus Flower! I had quite the Goldie obsession as a kid. There's a Girl In My Soup!
	10:42pm Julie: I tried to get some friends to do the Butterflies play in high school with me...
	10:43pm Julie: Oddly enough that was a couple years after Eileen Heckart's son had graduated from that same high school in a class with my sister. Back then I had no idea
	10:43pm Julie: @REV 14 or fight!
	10:43pm Tome: CooL !<>! Do remember seeing someone having the record back then too vaguely ,,slightly older Aunt or something ,, her voice is not too shabby either., Fact that you were thining of The Play ? Nice !<>!
	10:46pm Tome: "Wild in The Streets" was one that came to local theatre here remember that one week only ,,..and was OUT despite selling lots of tickets and filling up by that weekend ,,
	10:47pm Julie: wow that song was JUST long enough to fetch a snack and drink
	10:48pm Robm: @Julie if you can could you play salty dog by procal harum, it’s a damn good dong
	10:48pm Julie: was it wild in the streets that had richard pryor as the drummer?
	10:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Had 'SaltyDog' 45 as a hand-me-down in childhood. It was on both sides - Promo? I remember no differnce...
	10:51pm Julie: damn good dong you say?
	10:51pm Robm: RRN63 very cool
	10:51pm Tome: yes he was *Stanley X " lolz Prior > imdb.to...
	10:52pm Robm: I meant song Julie, can’t spell to save my life, with this going to bed
	10:52pm Julie: I thought it said doing at first...nite nite Robm!
	10:54pm Julie: why is this band not as big as Airplane?
	10:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Goldie atypically sunny, blonde & effervescent for a Scorpio - but she has Scorp's Rulers - Mars & Pluto in Leo : www.astro.com... - also Moon in curious communicative nervous Gemini - like myself... & a notable sexuality fits the Scorp profile obviously.
	10:55pm Julie: I get the impression Goldie has a LOT of layers.. deeper inside than appears, not unlike Marilyn
	10:56pm Julie: I think her kids have like a podcast together..Kate & Oliver
	10:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Airplane was really very good. Getting into them of late cause Monterey anniversary this time every year.
	10:58pm Julie: I guess there was not enough demand for female-led psychedelia for fame to cover them both.
	11:00pm Julie: is there a good Monterey recording? outside the scope of the film?
	11:01pm Julie: Gaylord introduced me to this song! And I have still not heard anything else by her
	11:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Marilyn : www.astro.com... - the Gemini mentality - & sort of double identity. She was really NormaJean. Or ...was she?? Moon in Aquarius : She was actually a Progressive thinker & socially ahead of her time. & of course Leo Rising - she's Thee Blonde. Neptune Leo 1st House - numinous appearance & personality. But also somewhat illusory...
	11:03pm Gaylord Fields: Julie, maybe she quit while she was ahead.
	11:03pm Julie: can you imagine Marilyn having a 40s hippie phase? It would've been beautiful
	11:05pm Julie: it really is a great song, a nice mid-goth mid-60s moment
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Have a big square yellow box of Monterey CDs - looks great but sound is so-so. Pretty sure there's a later box of more & better Mastering. Expanded DVDs of film cuts too...
	11:05pm Julie: tammy has several singles that no one has bothered to compile!
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yerknow - Syd & SkipSpence & Roky are Heroes ...but SmileySmile was a failure & a disaster ?? That never added up to me...
	11:09pm Gaylord Fields: Julie, I regret I hadn't thought of "Dark Shadows" when you were compiling 60s goth songs.
	11:10pm Julie: the important thing is I found it again
	11:11pm Julie: WTH is going on in this song
	11:12pm Julie: really fab on headphones
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Another attempt after 'TheGift' @ combining Narrative & Music. Not as successful, but better than we all thot. :D ...also dif from whole rest of this album...
	11:14pm Julie: I love the piano on this
	11:21pm Julie: sometimes you just gotta play THE BIG song
	11:22pm Julie: hammond?
	11:22pm Gaylord Fields: Yay, the birthday boy! It seriously goes without saying that Paul has an obscene number of top-tier songs, but whenever someone says this is his greatest, I can't muster an argument against that opinion.
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wull shiz ...ok Paul - if you know how everything should go - then why don't you just do everything yourself ...Hold my beer... (/joint)
	11:24pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's funny 'cause it's true!
	11:25pm MHLee: Howdy
	11:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John was more Relevant - & Paul was more Musical. For Musicians - Musical is a pretty good advantage...
	11:28pm Gaylord Fields: Oh, Julie! 💜
	11:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in SF there was Janis, It's A Beautiful Day - Ace of Cups an all-female band ...reminds me of Punk all these Women ...not quite.
	11:30pm Julie: @Gaylord of all the cornball stories that is one of the cornballiest
	11:31pm MHLee: I meant to catch this show but was prerecording
	11:31pm Julie: @MHLee I understand! When radio calls, everything else falls aside
	11:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Speaking of Monterey. Don't leave us Otis...
	11:32pm Gaylord Fields: @Julie: I'm a sucker for cornball, and you know it.
	11:33pm MHLee: @Gaylord Darryl's World Worst records has a whole chapter on Paul... honestly I think George has a much more consistent solo career but Paul has far more good songs from sheer volume
	11:34pm MHLee: While on the subject of careers, I need to dig deeper into early Elton John
	11:34pm Julie: and you know my cornball is breaded and fried texas style
	11:35pm Julie: there is a two LP set from the jewel box that is JUST the early demos like this
	11:35pm Julie: there is also an LP of his shelved first LP that is out now, Regimental Sgt Zippo!
	11:36pm MHLee: What a name
	11:36pm Julie: I feel like having to stop touring gave EJ a chance to dig into his vault
	11:36pm Julie: yes his sgt pepper attempt
	11:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Paul was beyond having an Editor. & he's a workaholic. Music's his entire Trip, essentially. George was in the Best School of Writing there could be ...but of course was suppressed by the Lennon-McCartney establishment. He came out with a triple album from the backlog - many say the Best Solo Beatle Album... & pretty soon tapered right off. George was the least invested in being Famous or any of it. He was a Mystic for gawdsake!... Wrong band for Not Being Famous...
	11:37pm MHLee: This show is really close to what my high school upper classmen listening was like
	11:37pm Julie: All things must pass?
	11:38pm Julie: I hope that is a good thing MHLee!
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah many say ATMP is the best SoloBeatles. Though there's lotsa Jamming too... Kinks Extra I never even heard. Man !
	11:39pm Julie: where does this song come from? just an outtake that got leaked on Great Lost?
	11:39pm MHLee: I need to go back a listen to the hip 1967 bands again.
	11:39pm Julie: this is one of their best "lost" tracks
	11:39pm Julie: is this about drugs?
	11:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thot VillageGreen would get its turn as Great Underexposed 1960s Album like PetSounds & then ForeverChanges did... Odyssey & Oracle ...kinda did...
	11:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I mean - it should!...
	11:40pm Julie: it has! There's a huge super deluxe box
	11:41pm MHLee: The Kinks have an out-take that's "a close cousin" of Waterloo Sunset on Muswell Hillbillies
	11:42pm Julie: which? Lavendar Lane?
	11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah but - suddenly you saw ForeverChanges in bougie peoples' cars & stuff... Well in SantaBarbara I did...
	11:42pm Julie: I guess I will have to look for it after the show!
	11:42pm Julie: yeah Kinks is still kind of exclusive to the hipsters I like it that way
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...uh-huh.
	11:43pm MHLee: Uh yeah it's Lavender Lane
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Freakbeat Kinks !
	11:44pm Julie: yeah but Alone Again Or is pretty great
	11:44pm Julie: You know we love the ladies around here
	11:45pm MHLee: I mean the self-reference of a riff can be done well... The New Vaudeville band has like three songs that all sound like Winchester Cathedral until they sing the first verse and I turns into a completely different song
	11:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ForeverChanges is both rich & balanced. The flow as a Suite... relevant themes ...All That.
	11:45pm MHLee: To keep you on your toes
	11:46pm MHLee: I didn't get it the first couple of times I listened to it but was actually listening to a cover-all-the-way-through album and fell in love retroactively
	11:46pm MHLee: ^Forever Changes
	11:47pm Julie: full album listening is lost to the young
	11:47pm MHLee: Best track by the band
	11:48pm Julie: heck even SIDE listening. Each side was its own piece, you lost that with CDs
	11:48pm Julie: I love his voice
	11:49pm MHLee: I did a show where I played three psych-Lounge albums and this was the third one
	11:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I found an old ForeverChanges on vinyl - & had never heard of it! On my own. No Critics. In the 1980s I mean... Loved Love already for their Nuggets type earlier Hits... Love it when you find things that become Indispensable to you like that ! ...Tho it's also Lonely but that's always been so for me...
	11:49pm Julie: oooh what were the other two?
	11:50pm Julie: ah the lonely existence of a music lover
	11:50pm MHLee: It's funny Orpheus was part of the "Bosstown Scene" which was more like some execs forced some bands to listen to Frisco and then told them do that
	11:50pm Julie: I feel like the new england scene was more intellectual..like proto Talking Heads
	11:50pm MHLee: Ultimate Spinach is another one
	11:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I will be alone again tonight...
	11:51pm Julie: ah yes ultimate spinach love it! Rev me too, you guys are my company
	11:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - Boston was one safe harbor for the VelvetUnderground for instance...
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cambridge had been major for Folk of course.
	11:52pm Julie: rev what is a wonderful obscure band of this era I need for my shows
	11:52pm MHLee: There was some band Van Morrison was involved in
	11:53pm Julie: oh! THOSE GUYS!
	11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I actually wonder if Spinach's 'HipDeathGoddess' was Nico.
	11:53pm Julie: or yanno THEM
	11:53pm MHLee: Guitarist got murdered by his ex-roommate who was in unrequieted love with him
	11:53pm Julie: WHOA
	11:54pm Julie: that's like a Joe Orton story
	11:55pm MHLee: www.disgracelandpod.com... for when you're board
	11:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Julie I will mull over great obscure maybe darker 60s stuff...
	11:57pm Gaylord Fields: Pleasant dreams, Julie! Thanks for the two-hour journey to the stars and then back home safer but wiser. 💜
	11:57pm Androu B.: I've got to get a chance to listen to this Orpheus album in it's entirety. The band sounds like they were destined to approach the same level of prog rock prominence as The Moody Blues and King Crimson. Thanx for a wonderful show, Julie!
	11:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	11:58pm MHLee: This my favorite nick drake album by far
	11:58pm MHLee: Thanks Julie
	11:58pm David Shortell: Regé-Jean Page plays Orpheus in the new Sandman audio production.
	11:58pm Julie: thanks for listening Gaylord, Androu, Rev, MHLEE, Phillippe, Robm!
	11:59pm Jason Lee: Thanks for a tres magnifique show…
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Debut album.
	11:59pm Julie: hiya David, thanks ! I still prefer Bryter Layter but there is no bad Nick
	11:59pm Julie: thank you Jason!
	12:00am Julie: and thank you, Nick
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Another with essentially a Trilogy : en.wikipedia.org...
	12:02am Julie: my first Nick Drake purchase EVER was that 4-cd box...a thing of beauty
	12:02am Julie: night everyone!!
	12:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nick was sort of brutally consistent & precise.

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from June 19, 2022

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Wrap up your weekend with an excursion through the flowery underbelly of the 60s and 70s where the roots are deep, the weeds are plentiful and the grass is high. Sunday will never be the same.

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June 19, 2022: Your Hidden Dreams

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire	Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tully	Down to the Sea "Down to the Sea" by "Tully"	Sea of Joy	Harvest	1972		0:01:08 (Pop-up)
Organisation (Kraftwerk)	Silver Forest	Tone Float	RCA Victor	1970		0:04:21 (Pop-up)
Roslyn Kind	The Shape of Things To Come	Give Me You	RCA Victor	1969		0:07:31 (Pop-up)
T. Rex	20th Century Boy "20th Century Boy" by "T. Rex"	20th Century Superstar	Universal Records	2002	from 1973	0:10:12 (Pop-up)
The Orange Machine	Dr. Crippen's Waiting Room	We Can Fly Vol. 4 - UK Psychedelic Obscurities (V/a)	Past & Present Records	2003	b-side from 1968	0:14:11 (Pop-up)
Tomorrow Featuring Keith West	Revolution	Tomorrow	Sire	1968		0:16:37 (Pop-up)
Gal Costa	Cinema Olympia "Cinema Olympia" by "Gal Costa"	Gal	Philips	1969		0:20:22 (Pop-up)
The Blades Of Grass	The Way You'll Never Be	The Blades Of Grass Are Not For Smoking	Jubilee	1967		0:23:26 (Pop-up)
Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde	Pipe Dream	The Ark	Columbia	1968		0:26:10 (Pop-up)
Goldie Hawn	Ring Bell "Ring Bell" by "Goldie Hawn"	Goldie	Reprise	1972		0:29:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vincent Bell	Goin' Out of My Head					0:32:42 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Peregrine (2005 remaster)	Breezes Of Patchouli - His Studio Recordings: 1966-1969	EMI	2013	from The Hurdy Gurdy Man	0:40:41 (Pop-up)
Procol Harum	The Wreck of the Hesperus	A Salty Dog	A&M Records	1969		0:44:03 (Pop-up)
The White Noise	Your Hidden Dreams	An Electric Storm	Island Records	1969		0:47:54 (Pop-up)
Fifty Foot Hose	Rose "Rose" by "Fifty Foot Hose"	Cauldron	Limelight	1968		0:52:47 (Pop-up)
JK & Co.	Magical Fingers of Minerva	Suddenly One Summer	White Whale	1968		0:57:44 (Pop-up)
Tammy St John	Dark Shadows And Empty Hallways	She Wants You! Pye Records' Feminine Side 1964-1970 (v/a)	Ace	2021	single from 1965	1:00:34 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Wind Chimes "Wind Chimes" by "The Beach Boys"	Smiley Smile	Brother Records	1967		1:03:58 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	The Murder Mystery	The Velvet Underground	MGM Records	1969		1:06:23 (Pop-up)
Mayumi Itsuwa 五輪真弓	Shōjo (少女) -- Girl	Shōjo (少女) -- Girl	UMI	1972		1:15:36 (Pop-up)
Paul McCartney	Maybe I'm Amazed "Maybe I'm Amazed" by "Paul McCartney"	McCartney	Apple Records	1970		1:19:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Beatles	Within You Without You (instrumental)					1:23:31 (Pop-up)
Otis Redding	Your Feeling Is Mine	Love Man	Atco Records	1969		1:29:59 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Cry Willow Cry (band demo)	Jewel Box	UMC, EMI, Rocket Entertainment	2020	from 1968	1:32:12 (Pop-up)
Strawberry Alarm Clock	Birds In My Tree	Incense & Peppermints	UNI Records	1967		1:35:56 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Misty Water (Stereo) "Misty Water (Stereo)" by "The Kinks"	The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society (deluxe)	Sanctuary	2004	from 1968	1:37:43 (Pop-up)
Sagittarius	Glass "Glass" by "Sagittarius"	Present Tense	Columbia	1968		1:40:53 (Pop-up)
Ellen Warshaw	Can't Find My Way Home	Ellen Warshaw	Vanguard	1973		1:43:06 (Pop-up)
Orpheus	The Dream "The Dream" by "Orpheus"	Orpheus	MGM	1968		1:47:14 (Pop-up)
Fusion Farm	Mrs. Speed "Mrs. Speed" by "Fusion Farm"	Rush Job	S. R. T. Productions	1971		1:50:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Electronic Concept Orchestra	Windmills of Your Mind					1:54:14 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Fruit Tree "Fruit Tree" by "Nick Drake"	Five Leaves Left	Island Records	1969		1:57:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:04pm Androu B.: Good Evening, Julie! Sorry that I haven't been able to catch your Tuesday show for the past couple of weeks, but I'm trying to catch up via the archives as much as I'm able to.
	10:05pm Julie: heya Androu! Hope it's been good things keeping you busy!
	10:05pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy! Tuning in from the road!
	10:05pm Julie: hiya Phillippe!
	10:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...still stumbling to remember to 'dial in' the Sheena stream ! :D ... Even for Jane that's a good shot ...& that's saying something...
	10:09pm Julie: She doesn't take a bad photo to this day I don't think... Hiya Rev!
	10:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a 'Sinbad Girl' - like there's BondGirls ...oh she's that too...
	10:11pm Androu B.: Good Eve, Phillipe & my Fellow Scorpio RRN63!
	10:17pm Gaylord Fields: Yay Julie! I remembered you were on tonight, much to my musical benefit.
	10:17pm Androu B.: Speaking of which, RRN63, I recall hearing about an impending planetary alignment event. Or has it already come to pass?
	10:18pm Julie: heya Gaylord! yay!
	10:18pm Julie: There is a piece of trivia I just discovered about one of the artists in the first set and I BET Gaylord already knows it
	10:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...whut are we a clutch of pointy-tailed crustaceans crawling about some backchannel blowing our own minds with psychotropic indulgences ...cause that'd be so textbook ♏︎Scorp :D ...
	10:19pm Gaylord Fields: Is it Roslyn Kind?
	10:19pm Julie: <-- also a Scorp. Gaylord, IT IS
	10:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Massive credit for not WhiteBicycle again. This is a great album...
	10:20pm Gaylord Fields: @Julie: Her family seemed to really be invested in the funny spellings of first names.
	10:21pm Julie: A's were expensive back then
	10:22pm Robm: Good evening fellow bananas
	10:22pm Gaylord Fields: Hahahahaha!!! You win, Julie!
	10:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: AndrouB - rest of June it's five planets in apparent orbital order from the Sun to see in the sky. Also Astrologically all in Signs they Rule but one. Catch: Early morning predawn...
	10:22pm Julie: hiya Robm!
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Julie do you Promo the Banana on faceborg @ all? I'd Share it. Not that this is of any consequence whatsoever necessarily...
	10:25pm Julie: I do...also on the DNOTS page
	10:25pm Robm: Hey julie was just watching the last episode of the time travelers wife so it ran over, sirry
	10:25pm Julie: is it a good show?
	10:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Happy 74th NickDrake.
	10:26pm Androu B.: To tell you the truth, RRN63, I would have rather been born under Taurus or Aries, or even Libra, like my brother from the same mother (They have all the luck!).
	10:26pm Julie: It is hard to imagine a 70-something Nick Drake
	10:26pm Gaylord Fields: I quickly read that as DONUTS page, and I was briefly almost tempted to join social media!
	10:27pm Julie: hmmm I wonder if there is a premium tie-in to be had
	10:28pm Gaylord Fields: Julie, I'm still having trouble imagining a 60-something me, so fair enough.
	10:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Julie - seriously. Donuts & SocialMedia - a kind of parity... AndrouB - you get a whole Chart with all kinds of stuff. Maybe you got them! :) ...
	10:28pm Julie: Gaylord is a birthday looming?
	10:29pm Robm: @Julie yes it is by Stephen moffot of doctor who fame
	10:29pm Julie: I know there was a movie version but I did not see that
	10:30pm Gaylord Fields: Sometime this summer, yes.
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho it's not hard to imagine a NickDrake hanging in more & getting some traction & not spiraling down ...& that's the painful thing.
	10:31pm Robm: @Julie the movie version is pretty good
	10:31pm Julie: he was due that mid 70s al stewart heat
	10:31pm Julie: the jane seymour/chris reeve thing was a time travel thing too if IIRC...Somewhere in Time?
	10:32pm Gaylord Fields: The Goldie Hawn record sits nicely alongside other nicely sung '70s albums by fellow actresses and/or models Lynda Carter and Twiggy.
	10:33pm Robm: @Julie yes that was a pretty good movie too and one of chris reeves best non Superman rokes
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ♏︎Scorpio Goldie :D ...she can serenade me to her heart's content...
	10:37pm Tome: Great Stuff Julie hi !<>! <ding> remember Butterflies are Free ,, the record just dawned on my oh yea ..
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wild In the Streets ...& in the Nuggets box as well. Ironic as the film is about Hipster Youth Fascism ...in turn seen as the Olds by the end (spoiler of TwilghtZone type twist)...
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Max Frost'...
	10:41pm Julie: hiya Tome! Man I love Butterflies are Free, and Cactus Flower! I had quite the Goldie obsession as a kid. There's a Girl In My Soup!
	10:42pm Julie: I tried to get some friends to do the Butterflies play in high school with me...
	10:43pm Julie: Oddly enough that was a couple years after Eileen Heckart's son had graduated from that same high school in a class with my sister. Back then I had no idea
	10:43pm Julie: @REV 14 or fight!
	10:43pm Tome: CooL !<>! Do remember seeing someone having the record back then too vaguely ,,slightly older Aunt or something ,, her voice is not too shabby either., Fact that you were thining of The Play ? Nice !<>!
	10:46pm Tome: "Wild in The Streets" was one that came to local theatre here remember that one week only ,,..and was OUT despite selling lots of tickets and filling up by that weekend ,,
	10:47pm Julie: wow that song was JUST long enough to fetch a snack and drink
	10:48pm Robm: @Julie if you can could you play salty dog by procal harum, it’s a damn good dong
	10:48pm Julie: was it wild in the streets that had richard pryor as the drummer?
	10:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Had 'SaltyDog' 45 as a hand-me-down in childhood. It was on both sides - Promo? I remember no differnce...
	10:51pm Julie: damn good dong you say?
	10:51pm Robm: RRN63 very cool
	10:51pm Tome: yes he was *Stanley X " lolz Prior > imdb.to...
	10:52pm Robm: I meant song Julie, can’t spell to save my life, with this going to bed
	10:52pm Julie: I thought it said doing at first...nite nite Robm!
	10:54pm Julie: why is this band not as big as Airplane?
	10:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Goldie atypically sunny, blonde & effervescent for a Scorpio - but she has Scorp's Rulers - Mars & Pluto in Leo : www.astro.com... - also Moon in curious communicative nervous Gemini - like myself... & a notable sexuality fits the Scorp profile obviously.
	10:55pm Julie: I get the impression Goldie has a LOT of layers.. deeper inside than appears, not unlike Marilyn
	10:56pm Julie: I think her kids have like a podcast together..Kate & Oliver
	10:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Airplane was really very good. Getting into them of late cause Monterey anniversary this time every year.
	10:58pm Julie: I guess there was not enough demand for female-led psychedelia for fame to cover them both.
	11:00pm Julie: is there a good Monterey recording? outside the scope of the film?
	11:01pm Julie: Gaylord introduced me to this song! And I have still not heard anything else by her
	11:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Marilyn : www.astro.com... - the Gemini mentality - & sort of double identity. She was really NormaJean. Or ...was she?? Moon in Aquarius : She was actually a Progressive thinker & socially ahead of her time. & of course Leo Rising - she's Thee Blonde. Neptune Leo 1st House - numinous appearance & personality. But also somewhat illusory...
	11:03pm Gaylord Fields: Julie, maybe she quit while she was ahead.
	11:03pm Julie: can you imagine Marilyn having a 40s hippie phase? It would've been beautiful
	11:05pm Julie: it really is a great song, a nice mid-goth mid-60s moment
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Have a big square yellow box of Monterey CDs - looks great but sound is so-so. Pretty sure there's a later box of more & better Mastering. Expanded DVDs of film cuts too...
	11:05pm Julie: tammy has several singles that no one has bothered to compile!
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yerknow - Syd & SkipSpence & Roky are Heroes ...but SmileySmile was a failure & a disaster ?? That never added up to me...
	11:09pm Gaylord Fields: Julie, I regret I hadn't thought of "Dark Shadows" when you were compiling 60s goth songs.
	11:10pm Julie: the important thing is I found it again
	11:11pm Julie: WTH is going on in this song
	11:12pm Julie: really fab on headphones
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Another attempt after 'TheGift' @ combining Narrative & Music. Not as successful, but better than we all thot. :D ...also dif from whole rest of this album...
	11:14pm Julie: I love the piano on this
	11:21pm Julie: sometimes you just gotta play THE BIG song
	11:22pm Julie: hammond?
	11:22pm Gaylord Fields: Yay, the birthday boy! It seriously goes without saying that Paul has an obscene number of top-tier songs, but whenever someone says this is his greatest, I can't muster an argument against that opinion.
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wull shiz ...ok Paul - if you know how everything should go - then why don't you just do everything yourself ...Hold my beer... (/joint)
	11:24pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's funny 'cause it's true!
	11:25pm MHLee: Howdy
	11:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John was more Relevant - & Paul was more Musical. For Musicians - Musical is a pretty good advantage...
	11:28pm Gaylord Fields: Oh, Julie! 💜
	11:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in SF there was Janis, It's A Beautiful Day - Ace of Cups an all-female band ...reminds me of Punk all these Women ...not quite.
	11:30pm Julie: @Gaylord of all the cornball stories that is one of the cornballiest
	11:31pm MHLee: I meant to catch this show but was prerecording
	11:31pm Julie: @MHLee I understand! When radio calls, everything else falls aside
	11:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Speaking of Monterey. Don't leave us Otis...
	11:32pm Gaylord Fields: @Julie: I'm a sucker for cornball, and you know it.
	11:33pm MHLee: @Gaylord Darryl's World Worst records has a whole chapter on Paul... honestly I think George has a much more consistent solo career but Paul has far more good songs from sheer volume
	11:34pm MHLee: While on the subject of careers, I need to dig deeper into early Elton John
	11:34pm Julie: and you know my cornball is breaded and fried texas style
	11:35pm Julie: there is a two LP set from the jewel box that is JUST the early demos like this
	11:35pm Julie: there is also an LP of his shelved first LP that is out now, Regimental Sgt Zippo!
	11:36pm MHLee: What a name
	11:36pm Julie: I feel like having to stop touring gave EJ a chance to dig into his vault
	11:36pm Julie: yes his sgt pepper attempt
	11:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Paul was beyond having an Editor. & he's a workaholic. Music's his entire Trip, essentially. George was in the Best School of Writing there could be ...but of course was suppressed by the Lennon-McCartney establishment. He came out with a triple album from the backlog - many say the Best Solo Beatle Album... & pretty soon tapered right off. George was the least invested in being Famous or any of it. He was a Mystic for gawdsake!... Wrong band for Not Being Famous...
	11:37pm MHLee: This show is really close to what my high school upper classmen listening was like
	11:37pm Julie: All things must pass?
	11:38pm Julie: I hope that is a good thing MHLee!
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah many say ATMP is the best SoloBeatles. Though there's lotsa Jamming too... Kinks Extra I never even heard. Man !
	11:39pm Julie: where does this song come from? just an outtake that got leaked on Great Lost?
	11:39pm MHLee: I need to go back a listen to the hip 1967 bands again.
	11:39pm Julie: this is one of their best "lost" tracks
	11:39pm Julie: is this about drugs?
	11:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thot VillageGreen would get its turn as Great Underexposed 1960s Album like PetSounds & then ForeverChanges did... Odyssey & Oracle ...kinda did...
	11:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I mean - it should!...
	11:40pm Julie: it has! There's a huge super deluxe box
	11:41pm MHLee: The Kinks have an out-take that's "a close cousin" of Waterloo Sunset on Muswell Hillbillies
	11:42pm Julie: which? Lavendar Lane?
	11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah but - suddenly you saw ForeverChanges in bougie peoples' cars & stuff... Well in SantaBarbara I did...
	11:42pm Julie: I guess I will have to look for it after the show!
	11:42pm Julie: yeah Kinks is still kind of exclusive to the hipsters I like it that way
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...uh-huh.
	11:43pm MHLee: Uh yeah it's Lavender Lane
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Freakbeat Kinks !
	11:44pm Julie: yeah but Alone Again Or is pretty great
	11:44pm Julie: You know we love the ladies around here
	11:45pm MHLee: I mean the self-reference of a riff can be done well... The New Vaudeville band has like three songs that all sound like Winchester Cathedral until they sing the first verse and I turns into a completely different song
	11:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ForeverChanges is both rich & balanced. The flow as a Suite... relevant themes ...All That.
	11:45pm MHLee: To keep you on your toes
	11:46pm MHLee: I didn't get it the first couple of times I listened to it but was actually listening to a cover-all-the-way-through album and fell in love retroactively
	11:46pm MHLee: ^Forever Changes
	11:47pm Julie: full album listening is lost to the young
	11:47pm MHLee: Best track by the band
	11:48pm Julie: heck even SIDE listening. Each side was its own piece, you lost that with CDs
	11:48pm Julie: I love his voice
	11:49pm MHLee: I did a show where I played three psych-Lounge albums and this was the third one
	11:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I found an old ForeverChanges on vinyl - & had never heard of it! On my own. No Critics. In the 1980s I mean... Loved Love already for their Nuggets type earlier Hits... Love it when you find things that become Indispensable to you like that ! ...Tho it's also Lonely but that's always been so for me...
	11:49pm Julie: oooh what were the other two?
	11:50pm Julie: ah the lonely existence of a music lover
	11:50pm MHLee: It's funny Orpheus was part of the "Bosstown Scene" which was more like some execs forced some bands to listen to Frisco and then told them do that
	11:50pm Julie: I feel like the new england scene was more intellectual..like proto Talking Heads
	11:50pm MHLee: Ultimate Spinach is another one
	11:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I will be alone again tonight...
	11:51pm Julie: ah yes ultimate spinach love it! Rev me too, you guys are my company
	11:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - Boston was one safe harbor for the VelvetUnderground for instance...
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cambridge had been major for Folk of course.
	11:52pm Julie: rev what is a wonderful obscure band of this era I need for my shows
	11:52pm MHLee: There was some band Van Morrison was involved in
	11:53pm Julie: oh! THOSE GUYS!
	11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I actually wonder if Spinach's 'HipDeathGoddess' was Nico.
	11:53pm Julie: or yanno THEM
	11:53pm MHLee: Guitarist got murdered by his ex-roommate who was in unrequieted love with him
	11:53pm Julie: WHOA
	11:54pm Julie: that's like a Joe Orton story
	11:55pm MHLee: www.disgracelandpod.com... for when you're board
	11:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Julie I will mull over great obscure maybe darker 60s stuff...
	11:57pm Gaylord Fields: Pleasant dreams, Julie! Thanks for the two-hour journey to the stars and then back home safer but wiser. 💜
	11:57pm Androu B.: I've got to get a chance to listen to this Orpheus album in it's entirety. The band sounds like they were destined to approach the same level of prog rock prominence as The Moody Blues and King Crimson. Thanx for a wonderful show, Julie!
	11:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	11:58pm MHLee: This my favorite nick drake album by far
	11:58pm MHLee: Thanks Julie
	11:58pm David Shortell: Regé-Jean Page plays Orpheus in the new Sandman audio production.
	11:58pm Julie: thanks for listening Gaylord, Androu, Rev, MHLEE, Phillippe, Robm!
	11:59pm Jason Lee: Thanks for a tres magnifique show…
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Debut album.
	11:59pm Julie: hiya David, thanks ! I still prefer Bryter Layter but there is no bad Nick
	11:59pm Julie: thank you Jason!
	12:00am Julie: and thank you, Nick
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Another with essentially a Trilogy : en.wikipedia.org...
	12:02am Julie: my first Nick Drake purchase EVER was that 4-cd box...a thing of beauty
	12:02am Julie: night everyone!!
	12:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nick was sort of brutally consistent & precise.

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from June 19, 2022

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