WFMU: Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from December 18, 2022

Listener comments!
	10:02pm Androu B.: H, Julie & Far Out Fruit!
	10:02pm Julie: hiya Androu!
	10:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Read about 'Speed, Glue & Shinki' on Julian Cope's HeadHeritage site ...told somebody about ...& they were sure with that name he made it up like some kinda LesterBangs goof - & almost convinced me...
	10:06pm Julie: hiya Rev!
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but ! They were wrong.
	10:08pm MHLee: hi folks, trying to find songs about new years - aging
	10:08pm Julie: hiya MHLee!
	10:08pm MHLee: This is remarkably steppenwolf
	10:08pm Julie: MHLEE -- Landslide?
	10:09pm Julie: it is kinda! yeah
	10:10pm Dean: A classic song about aging: "Middle Age Blues Boogie," The Uppity Blues Women.
	10:11pm Julie: hiya Dean
	10:11pm MHLee: landslide would work but trying to stay in confines of merrily we roll along, i'm got 31 minutes... looking for jokes etc to make it work out
	10:13pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Banapples!🍌🍍 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙💨🍺🌻🦜
	10:14pm Julie: hiya Scott!
	10:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Keef ⦿Sun in ♐︎Sagittarius Year of Water 🐏Sheep ~ Goat ~ Ram b. 18th December, 1943
	10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& Bobby Keys, exact same day.
	10:20pm MHLee: this is kinda wild
	10:22pm Julie: that was one of his own compositions
	10:29pm Julie: this is very disco for 1970!
	10:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah ahead of the curve.
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yup. 79.
	10:40pm MHLee: This is wild and very eerie
	10:43pm Discotech Underground: Hey Julie! Just checking out the show tonight while I put my fill in for Global Grease together for tomorrow! The Abstract Truth is a favorite of mine!
	10:45pm Julie: hiya Kip! good stuff isn't it!
	10:45pm Scobot: Well, hiya Julie!
	10:47pm Julie: hiya scobot!
	10:47pm 21: Hiya Julie
	10:49pm Discotech Underground: Another winner with Rare Bird!
	10:49pm Julie: hi 21!
	10:51pm MHLee: Now that's an album cover
	10:53pm MHLee: I've actually heard of rare bird. We were searching for an unidentified track that we had a full recording of... turned out to Richard Torrance's Traveling Minstrel but the first few seconds of the song faded out of a rare bird track
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very interesting sample of 1969 isn't this.
	10:55pm MHLee: This is a bit like harper's bizarre one acid
	10:56pm Androu B.: Would this Rare Bird happen to have any Genesis connections? Because I'm sensing a siimilar sensibility to early Genesis.
	10:56pm MHLee: I associate this side of psychedelic music more with the UK
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& ditto for '67.
	10:58pm Discotech Underground: Androu-At first Rare Bird was channeling the Soft Machine/Egg formula of a group with keyboard, bass and drums but no guitar. They added a guitarist on subsequent albums, though.
	10:58pm Julie: @Androu the same guy produced Trespass..that's the only connection I can see. John Anthony
	11:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and nanners.
	11:00pm Discotech Underground: The Barbara Mauritz was nice.
	11:00pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	11:02pm MHLee: Airy vocal reminiscent of Donovan. I need to listen to more Jansch
	11:02pm MHLee: Know they traded songs
	11:02pm Julie: Both from Glasgow!
	11:03pm MHLee: Donovan used to follow my high school twitter, but I purged it and remade it...
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Davey Graham was the Acoustic Folk Guitar Virtuoso Pioneer source - & then Bert Jansch the next link in transmitting it to absolutely everyone. Also a 3rdNov baby like me. :)
	11:05pm Androu B.: @Julie & DU - Thanks for the prog history lesson! (Um, they are considered prog, are they not?)
	11:06pm MHLee: While we're speaking about Scottish, I've always lamented no one has made an album as a concept album about Thomas the Rhymer... the story is he was the best bard and song good the elfqueen took him to the otherworld
	11:06pm Julie: he follows me too but he never responds anymore
	11:07pm MHLee: Yeah he definitely let someone else manage it at some point
	11:07pm MHLee: I'd love to see him yet.
	11:09pm MHLee: This is a strange accent for a folky piece like this.
	11:10pm MHLee: I mean, I've listened to the Watersons but this strange.
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Group of Poets who performed & made records ...most famously one about Batman :D ...which is why it's good to hear this one instead...
	11:16pm MHLee: That was quite an opening guitar
	11:16pm MHLee: Thanks RevRab for the context
	11:17pm Robm: Sweet version of this blind faith song Hi everyone
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Still all in for Clapton @ this stage ...& Ginger for that matter.
	11:18pm Julie: hiya Robm!
	11:18pm Julie: loving the organ
	11:19pm Robm: Hey julie me too with the organ
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah & Winwood. Who shoulda joined Hendrix. :D
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Trifecta. Even twice on the album cover.
	11:27pm Scobot: Comment about Nick Drake was heartbreaking.
	11:27pm MHLee: I have a whole file on the bubblegum mess with Buddah records
	11:29pm MHLee: Some small blog in the early 2000s got all sorts of bubblegum folks contacting them about the Karsenatz-Katz mismanagement and I figured I had to save that
	11:31pm Julie: @Scobot it was just a theory someone had, also not performing didn't help.
	11:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh the NickDrake story is all about heartbreaking.
	11:32pm Scobot: Julie, still it’s believable. What an aching loss.
	11:32pm Julie: yes it is
	11:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Geez. This Nico just doesn't sound 1968 @ all. It could be now.
	11:36pm MHLee: To be honest, my most unpopular of music this era is I don't really like Pink Moon. It's not even my favorite Nick Drake album.
	11:36pm Scobot: It seems that Nico has more recordings than Petula Clark and Reba McEntire combined.
	11:37pm MHLee: John Cale produced I think @RevRab
	11:37pm MHLee: I think this is my favorite nico album
	11:38pm Julie: She really doesn't just a handful of records... 5 or 6
	11:38pm MHLee: other than the Ayers, Nico, Eno album
	11:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's like Diamanda Galas (a little) with Phillip Glass & it's not even the 1970s yet. Truly remarkable.
	11:40pm MHLee: And this sounds like Blackstar
	11:40pm Julie: I keep trying to find more Nico like artists but come up fairly empty.. .Catherine Ribeiro MAYBE annette peacock MAYBE
	11:42pm MHLee: the last throbbing gristle projecy was a cover of desertshore in it's entirety
	11:46pm MHLee: this is so good
	11:48pm Julie: there are a ton of bands called blackstar..which one?
	11:48pm MHLee: The Bowie song
	11:48pm Julie: ohhhhh ha!
	11:49pm Julie: hadn't thought of that... do love that song though
	11:49pm Scobot: JT! So underrated.
	11:49pm MHLee: Though if we are pushing bands name Blackstar my favorite is MOURNING [A] BLKSTAR (neo-soul, poetry, hiphop influence)
	11:51pm MHLee: Jethro Tull is so heavy. As a young man the since of loss and seriousness from Ian Anderson is gripping
	11:52pm Scobot: This is a splendid diversion!
	11:57pm MHLee: *sense
	11:57pm MHLee: Thanks Julie, episode gets a clicky star from me
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	12:00am Androu B.: I was hoping you'd end the show with something from Nina Simone's 1967 album that had Angelo Badale (aka Angelo Badalementi) on piano, but I guess that's now a foregone conclusion. (And besides, others on the mothership station have been playing the hell out of it anyway). Thanks, Julie! Happy Holidays!
	12:01am Scott67: Thanks Julie!🍻😎🤙💨🌻🦜

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from December 18, 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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Sue Murray, 1967

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire	Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Speed, Glue & Shinki	Keep It Cool	Eve	Atlantic	1971		0:01:32 (Pop-up)
Fuzzy Duck	More Than I Am "More Than I Am" by "Fuzzy Duck"	Fuzzy Duck	MAM	1971		0:05:08 (Pop-up)
Elton John	One Time, Some Time or Never (band demo)	Jewel Box	Rocket Entertainment	2020	from 1968-1971	0:10:28 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Happy "Happy" by "The Rolling Stones"	Exile On Main St.	Rolling Stones Records	1972		0:14:22 (Pop-up)
Oliver	The Arrangement "The Arrangement" by "Oliver"	Good Morning Starshine	Crewe	1969		0:17:17 (Pop-up)
The Scarlet Letter	Timekeeper "Timekeeper" by "The Scarlet Letter"	All Kinds Of Highs - A Mainstream Pop Psych Compendium 1966-70	Big Beat Records	2012	b-side from 1969	0:20:00 (Pop-up)
Diana Ross	Come Together "Come Together" by "Diana Ross"	Everything Is Everything	Motown	1970		0:23:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: New World Electronic Chamber Ensemble	Strawberry Fields					0:29:55 (Pop-up)
Li De La Russe (Delia Derbyshire)	The Pattern Emerges	Electrosonic	KPM Music	1972		0:34:45 (Pop-up)
Ilous & Decuyper	Bercause "Bercause" by "Ilous & Decuyper"	Ilous & Decuyper	Flamophone	1972		0:37:25 (Pop-up)
Abstract Truth	Silver Trees "Silver Trees" by "Abstract Truth"	Silver Trees	Parolophone	1970		0:40:07 (Pop-up)
Rare Bird	God Of War "God Of War" by "Rare Bird"	Rare Bird	Charisma	1969		0:48:04 (Pop-up)
The Third Rail	From A Parachute "From A Parachute" by "The Third Rail"	Id Music	Epic	1967		0:53:26 (Pop-up)
Barbara Mauritz/Lamb	Live To Your Heart	Bring Out The Sun	Warner Bros. Records	1971		0:56:38 (Pop-up)
Bert Jansch	Bird Song "Bird Song" by "Bert Jansch"	Rosemary Lane	Reprise Records	1971		1:00:06 (Pop-up)
The Liverpool Scene	Love Story "Love Story" by "The Liverpool Scene"	Amazing Adventures of	RCA Victor	1968		1:03:02 (Pop-up)
Blind Faith	I Can't Find My Way Home (Electric Version)	Blind Faith (reissue)	Polydor	2001		1:14:08 (Pop-up)
Made In Germany	Made In Germany "Made In Germany" by "Made In Germany"	Made In Germany	Metronome	1971		1:19:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Christopher Scott	I Say A Little Prayer					1:22:40 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Sleep "Sleep" by "Donovan"	Cosmic Wheels	Epic	1973		1:29:10 (Pop-up)
Nico	Julius Caesar (Memento Hodie)	The Marble Index	Elektra	1968		1:32:54 (Pop-up)
The Rainbow Band	Now Is The Time "Now Is The Time" by "The Rainbow Band"	The Rainbow Band	Elektra	1971		1:37:58 (Pop-up)
Jethro Tull	We Used To Know "We Used To Know" by "Jethro Tull"	Stand Up (The Elevated Edition)	Chrysalis	2016		1:47:01 (Pop-up)
Tracy	Strange Love "Strange Love" by "Tracy"	Dream Babes Vol. 2: Reflections	RPM Records	2001	b-side from 1971 original version in the film Lust For A Vampire	1:50:50 (Pop-up)
Howdy Moon	I'm Alone "I'm Alone" by "Howdy Moon"	Howdy Moon	A&M Records	1974	featuring Valerie Carter	1:53:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Electric Concept Orchestra	Atlantis (instrumental)					1:56:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:02pm Androu B.: H, Julie & Far Out Fruit!
	10:02pm Julie: hiya Androu!
	10:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Read about 'Speed, Glue & Shinki' on Julian Cope's HeadHeritage site ...told somebody about ...& they were sure with that name he made it up like some kinda LesterBangs goof - & almost convinced me...
	10:06pm Julie: hiya Rev!
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but ! They were wrong.
	10:08pm MHLee: hi folks, trying to find songs about new years - aging
	10:08pm Julie: hiya MHLee!
	10:08pm MHLee: This is remarkably steppenwolf
	10:08pm Julie: MHLEE -- Landslide?
	10:09pm Julie: it is kinda! yeah
	10:10pm Dean: A classic song about aging: "Middle Age Blues Boogie," The Uppity Blues Women.
	10:11pm Julie: hiya Dean
	10:11pm MHLee: landslide would work but trying to stay in confines of merrily we roll along, i'm got 31 minutes... looking for jokes etc to make it work out
	10:13pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Banapples!🍌🍍 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙💨🍺🌻🦜
	10:14pm Julie: hiya Scott!
	10:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Keef ⦿Sun in ♐︎Sagittarius Year of Water 🐏Sheep ~ Goat ~ Ram b. 18th December, 1943
	10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& Bobby Keys, exact same day.
	10:20pm MHLee: this is kinda wild
	10:22pm Julie: that was one of his own compositions
	10:29pm Julie: this is very disco for 1970!
	10:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah ahead of the curve.
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yup. 79.
	10:40pm MHLee: This is wild and very eerie
	10:43pm Discotech Underground: Hey Julie! Just checking out the show tonight while I put my fill in for Global Grease together for tomorrow! The Abstract Truth is a favorite of mine!
	10:45pm Julie: hiya Kip! good stuff isn't it!
	10:45pm Scobot: Well, hiya Julie!
	10:47pm Julie: hiya scobot!
	10:47pm 21: Hiya Julie
	10:49pm Discotech Underground: Another winner with Rare Bird!
	10:49pm Julie: hi 21!
	10:51pm MHLee: Now that's an album cover
	10:53pm MHLee: I've actually heard of rare bird. We were searching for an unidentified track that we had a full recording of... turned out to Richard Torrance's Traveling Minstrel but the first few seconds of the song faded out of a rare bird track
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very interesting sample of 1969 isn't this.
	10:55pm MHLee: This is a bit like harper's bizarre one acid
	10:56pm Androu B.: Would this Rare Bird happen to have any Genesis connections? Because I'm sensing a siimilar sensibility to early Genesis.
	10:56pm MHLee: I associate this side of psychedelic music more with the UK
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& ditto for '67.
	10:58pm Discotech Underground: Androu-At first Rare Bird was channeling the Soft Machine/Egg formula of a group with keyboard, bass and drums but no guitar. They added a guitarist on subsequent albums, though.
	10:58pm Julie: @Androu the same guy produced Trespass..that's the only connection I can see. John Anthony
	11:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and nanners.
	11:00pm Discotech Underground: The Barbara Mauritz was nice.
	11:00pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	11:02pm MHLee: Airy vocal reminiscent of Donovan. I need to listen to more Jansch
	11:02pm MHLee: Know they traded songs
	11:02pm Julie: Both from Glasgow!
	11:03pm MHLee: Donovan used to follow my high school twitter, but I purged it and remade it...
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Davey Graham was the Acoustic Folk Guitar Virtuoso Pioneer source - & then Bert Jansch the next link in transmitting it to absolutely everyone. Also a 3rdNov baby like me. :)
	11:05pm Androu B.: @Julie & DU - Thanks for the prog history lesson! (Um, they are considered prog, are they not?)
	11:06pm MHLee: While we're speaking about Scottish, I've always lamented no one has made an album as a concept album about Thomas the Rhymer... the story is he was the best bard and song good the elfqueen took him to the otherworld
	11:06pm Julie: he follows me too but he never responds anymore
	11:07pm MHLee: Yeah he definitely let someone else manage it at some point
	11:07pm MHLee: I'd love to see him yet.
	11:09pm MHLee: This is a strange accent for a folky piece like this.
	11:10pm MHLee: I mean, I've listened to the Watersons but this strange.
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Group of Poets who performed & made records ...most famously one about Batman :D ...which is why it's good to hear this one instead...
	11:16pm MHLee: That was quite an opening guitar
	11:16pm MHLee: Thanks RevRab for the context
	11:17pm Robm: Sweet version of this blind faith song Hi everyone
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Still all in for Clapton @ this stage ...& Ginger for that matter.
	11:18pm Julie: hiya Robm!
	11:18pm Julie: loving the organ
	11:19pm Robm: Hey julie me too with the organ
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah & Winwood. Who shoulda joined Hendrix. :D
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Trifecta. Even twice on the album cover.
	11:27pm Scobot: Comment about Nick Drake was heartbreaking.
	11:27pm MHLee: I have a whole file on the bubblegum mess with Buddah records
	11:29pm MHLee: Some small blog in the early 2000s got all sorts of bubblegum folks contacting them about the Karsenatz-Katz mismanagement and I figured I had to save that
	11:31pm Julie: @Scobot it was just a theory someone had, also not performing didn't help.
	11:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh the NickDrake story is all about heartbreaking.
	11:32pm Scobot: Julie, still it’s believable. What an aching loss.
	11:32pm Julie: yes it is
	11:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Geez. This Nico just doesn't sound 1968 @ all. It could be now.
	11:36pm MHLee: To be honest, my most unpopular of music this era is I don't really like Pink Moon. It's not even my favorite Nick Drake album.
	11:36pm Scobot: It seems that Nico has more recordings than Petula Clark and Reba McEntire combined.
	11:37pm MHLee: John Cale produced I think @RevRab
	11:37pm MHLee: I think this is my favorite nico album
	11:38pm Julie: She really doesn't just a handful of records... 5 or 6
	11:38pm MHLee: other than the Ayers, Nico, Eno album
	11:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's like Diamanda Galas (a little) with Phillip Glass & it's not even the 1970s yet. Truly remarkable.
	11:40pm MHLee: And this sounds like Blackstar
	11:40pm Julie: I keep trying to find more Nico like artists but come up fairly empty.. .Catherine Ribeiro MAYBE annette peacock MAYBE
	11:42pm MHLee: the last throbbing gristle projecy was a cover of desertshore in it's entirety
	11:46pm MHLee: this is so good
	11:48pm Julie: there are a ton of bands called blackstar..which one?
	11:48pm MHLee: The Bowie song
	11:48pm Julie: ohhhhh ha!
	11:49pm Julie: hadn't thought of that... do love that song though
	11:49pm Scobot: JT! So underrated.
	11:49pm MHLee: Though if we are pushing bands name Blackstar my favorite is MOURNING [A] BLKSTAR (neo-soul, poetry, hiphop influence)
	11:51pm MHLee: Jethro Tull is so heavy. As a young man the since of loss and seriousness from Ian Anderson is gripping
	11:52pm Scobot: This is a splendid diversion!
	11:57pm MHLee: *sense
	11:57pm MHLee: Thanks Julie, episode gets a clicky star from me
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	12:00am Androu B.: I was hoping you'd end the show with something from Nina Simone's 1967 album that had Angelo Badale (aka Angelo Badalementi) on piano, but I guess that's now a foregone conclusion. (And besides, others on the mothership station have been playing the hell out of it anyway). Thanks, Julie! Happy Holidays!
	12:01am Scott67: Thanks Julie!🍻😎🤙💨🌻🦜

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from December 18, 2022

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