WFMU: Love Is Only Sleeping with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from November 28, 2017

Listener comments!
	7:05pm listener james from westwood: What an opening pair of tracks! Howdy, Bronwyn!
	7:06pm northguineahills: What james said!
	7:07pm JtotheK: Hi bronwyn, hi everyone!!
	7:07pm northguineahills: I believe the levels are a wee bit low.
	7:07pm BronwynB: Hello everyone!! Is that better ngh?
	7:10pm northguineahills: Yes, it is, thanks Bronwyn!
	7:13pm doctorjazz: Hi, Bronwyn, great opening!
	7:14pm BronwynB: thanks doctorjazz :D
	7:19pm doctorjazz: Keeping my clicky-star finger very busy...
	7:20pm BronwynB: yay!!! finger workouts!!!
	7:20pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Bronwyn!
	7:20pm BronwynB: Hi Henry!!
	7:25pm melinda: hi Bron
	7:25pm glenn: holy half dissolved jawbreakers! it's bronwyn.
	7:26pm northguineahills: Weavers!
	7:26pm Webhamster Henry: A little wide ranging in this set: but it does sound a lot like my own record shelf.
	7:26pm melinda: Nice to hear the Weavers.
	7:27pm BronwynB: hi melinda and glenn :D
	7:27pm BronwynB: @WHenry: i will admit my sets are sometimes guilty of not making logical sense
	7:30pm northguineahills: Ok, leaving work, I might catch the end, thanks Bronwyn!
	7:30pm glenn: playing any sparks tonight? because i'd LOVE to hear goofing off, should you be so inclined.
	7:30pm melinda: I love chipmunk vocals.
	7:33pm listener james from westwood: Not a huge Oswalt fan, but his bit on what it sounds like when you slow down the Chipmunks' Christmas song down is fkn hilarious.
	7:36pm Webhamster Henry: People Like Us and Ken play the slowed down Chipmunks a lot!
	7:37pm melinda: I like your background music.
	7:40pm BronwynB: @Glenn: Sparks are coming!!! But probably a different song!!!
	7:40pm glenn: damn you, bronwyn b!
	7:40pm BronwynB: @melinda: thanks! I am on a quest to find out more about the mysterious man (Robert Kreider) who is responsible for it!
	7:41pm glenn: wait, i meant you rawk, bronwyn b.
	7:44pm Webhamster Henry: It's nice what the Monkees could get away with.
	7:44pm BronwynB: including this thing right here hahaha
	7:50pm glenn: i don't think there's a bad version of i've just seen a face.
	8:16pm Uncle Michael: BB! I had a little crush on EG in "Streets of Fire."
	8:20pm melinda: I wonder if E.G. Daily is related to I.P.
	8:30pm BronwynB: hi uncle michael! i knew EG as the voice of some of my favorite cartoon characters as a kid
	8:43pm Uncle Michael: Ahhh...Renzo.
	8:46pm Uncle Michael: Eddie Baxter on the organ. The voice was Renzo Cesana; "The Continental."
	8:47pm Uncle Michael: en.wikipedia.org...
	8:49pm BronwynB: cool thanks Uncle Michael :D
	8:52pm Webhamster Henry: You know, I really like Mort Shuman's translations/adaptations of these Brel tunes. He did an eponymous concept album that was kind of gruesome (he recites Brecht's "Children's Crusade" and "About the Drowning Girl"), with a few Brel tunes interspersed with his own originals.
	8:54pm Uncle Michael: I think Scott was the first to record the Shuman translations.True?
	8:59pm listener james from westwood: All hail stories, musically inspired or not!
	9:00pm Doug Schulkind: Home from class. Hello (young) music lovers!
	9:01pm Uncle Michael: All hail Doug.
	9:02pm BronwynB: @WHenry: I love Shuman's translations of the Brel songs. They're faithful (as far as I can tell) but also hugely clever and moving in their own right. I'll always love Mort Shuman and Eric Blau for enabling non-Francophones to appreciate Brel's songs.
	9:02pm BronwynB: @Uncle Michael: I think so, yes!
	9:02pm BronwynB: @james: glad you like the stories :D
	9:02pm BronwynB: Hi Doug!! :D
	9:08pm Webhamster Henry: Shuman wrote them for "Jaques Brel is Alive And Well...", which he starred in, but had been friends with Brel and kind of had done a few already. He was already famous for writing lyrics for Doc Pomus. Eric Blau's book on the show is really fascinating! I can poke around to find recordings that predate the OST.
	9:09pm BronwynB: i love jacques brel is alive and well. when i was in college i wrote and directed a new version that had a storyline, which is totes illegal but it was super fun
	9:09pm Webhamster Henry: And you know my favorite version of "Some Velvet Morning", right? wfmu.org...
	9:09pm BronwynB: i really really love jacques brel guys
	9:09pm Uncle Michael: Yeah, it seems the off-Broadway cast album would predate Walker's recordings.
	9:09pm BronwynB: @WHenry: I haven't heard that version! I will have to check that out!
	9:10pm Webhamster Henry: Jacque Brel really, really loved Man of La Mancha, and translated, produced and sang in the French version.
	9:10pm BronwynB: @Uncle Michael: Actually Scott recorded some of the Shuman versions before the cast album was released (for example Jackie, which came out in 1967, a year before the cast album)
	9:11pm Uncle Michael: My fave is Lee and Nancy. Can't help it.
	9:11pm BronwynB: @WHenry: I know!! I love his painfully earnest French rendition of The Impossible Dream!!
	9:11pm Uncle Michael: Jackie is just killer.
	9:11pm Webhamster Henry: It's a very adaptable tune.
	9:11pm Doug Schulkind: If I may paraphrase Stephen Sondheim: Here's to the Lydias who Lunch. Everybody laugh. Lounging in their caftans And planning a brunch On their own behalf.
	9:12pm Webhamster Henry: Irwin's "Next!" is also commendable!
	9:12pm BronwynB: @Uncle Michael: jackie is my favorite scott walker song AND my favorite brel song (it helps that it's the first song by either of them i ever heard)
	9:12pm Uncle Michael: In the Walker film "30 Century Man" it's claimed that he was the first to record Brel in English, so that makes sense.
	9:12pm BronwynB: @WHenry: i love irwin's version of next. i just love that he did that
	9:13pm Uncle Michael: I can have no favorite Scott Walker song.
	9:13pm BronwynB: @Uncle Michael: that's a great film. i love how everyone goes on about how great his late-period stuff is, except for marc almond, who's just like "are you all insane? this is awful!"
	9:13pm Webhamster Henry: Let's do Brel is Alive And Well at Monty Hall! Fund the station for a few years!
	9:14pm Uncle Michael: And Lulu, who just wants to know if he's still cute.
	9:14pm BronwynB: @WHenry: omg yes!!!! dibs on "marieke"
	9:15pm Webhamster Henry: We need someone with Mort's Muttonchops.
	9:15pm Webhamster Henry: Marieke: doing for Flemish what Michelle did for French.
	9:16pm BronwynB: hahaha the kids who were in the aforementioned jacques brel show i directed in high school hated me for making them sing in flemish
	9:17pm Uncle Michael: Were they all secret Walloons?
	9:20pm BronwynB: Uncle Michael, you are teaching me so many things tonight! This is my first time hearing of the Walloons!
	9:20pm BronwynB: also i meant i directed a jacques brel show in college, not high school. would have been way too intense for high school
	9:23pm glenn: because of course, high school is the least intense four years ever.
	9:23pm glenn: although it was five years when i attended.
	9:24pm glenn: lo these many years ago.
	9:24pm Uncle Michael: I'm amazed by anyone that did more than pop zits and smoke dope.
	9:24pm BronwynB: true, high school can be intense and at my high school we did a production of chicago that included teenage girls doing suggestive dances in their underwear so what am i saying.
	9:24pm glenn: i always had a remarkably clear complexion.
	9:25pm Webhamster Henry: I was translating Russian children's books to get out of athletics.
	9:27pm glenn: anyway, i spent most of my spare time playing euchre for money.
	9:29pm glenn: which i suppose is technically gambling.
	9:29pm BronwynB: all very valuable ways to spend one's high school experience! i mostly sang in all the choirs and cried a lot
	9:30pm glenn: at the same time?
	9:31pm BronwynB: occasionally
	9:47pm Uncle Michael: I want a shirt that says "This shirt's not big enough for both of us."
	9:47pm glenn: well, it's about damn time.
	9:49pm BronwynB: i can't decide whether something for the girl with everything or some velvet morning is my favorite song of all time
	9:50pm BronwynB: but it's one of those
	9:52pm glenn: huh. i can't even decide on my ten favourite songs of all time. i applaud your decisiveness.
	9:53pm BronwynB: haha i only have those two picked out and then my two favorite bands, i don't have any other favorites that are in order
	9:54pm BronwynB: but it's so hard to choose because there's so much great stuff out there. but those two songs just really do something to me. in different ways.
	9:54pm BronwynB: i have a meandering personal story about this one too but it's too late to talk about it on air so you're all spared
	9:57pm spacecowboy: SPARK ? next?
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the music, BB.
	10:00pm Doug Schulkind: The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes is next, live from San Antonio! Playlist here: wfmu.org...
	10:00pm BronwynB: thanks for listening everyone :D
	10:02pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for the Show Bronwyn!
	10:02pm BronwynB: thank YOU for listening!
	5:31pm Parq: Hi, Bronwyn. Couldn't listen live, so here I am with the archive. It was fun hearing E.G Daley doing her Pat Benetar impression and still sounding like Tommy. Digging the rest of the show too. All the best.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Scott Walker	Mathilde "Mathilde" by "Scott Walker"	Scott Walker Sings Jacques Brel	Mercury Records	1981	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Nancy Sinatra And Lee Hazlewood	Some Velvet Morning	Nancy & Lee	Boots Enterprises, Inc.	1968	0:02:35 (Pop-up)
Van Dyke Parks	The All Golden "The All Golden" by "Van Dyke Parks"	Song Cycle	Warner Bros. Records Inc.	1968	0:06:11 (Pop-up)
Os Mutantes	Dois Mil E Um "Dois Mil E Um" by "Os Mutantes"	Mutantes	Universal Music	1969	0:10:31 (Pop-up)
Os Mutantes	Baby "Baby" by "Os Mutantes"	Os Mutantes	Universal Music	1968	0:14:39 (Pop-up)
Julie London	Louie, Louie "Louie, Louie" by "Julie London"	Yummy, Yummy, Yummy	Capitol Records	1969	0:16:40 (Pop-up)
The Three Suns	Canadian Sunset "Canadian Sunset" by "The Three Suns"	On a Magic Carpet	Sony Music Entertainment	1960	0:19:57 (Pop-up)
The Charleston City All Stars	Ain't She Sweet	The Roaring 20's Volume 2	Pickwick	2008	0:23:02 (Pop-up)
The Weavers	'Round the World "'Round the World" by "The Weavers"	The Weavers At Carnegie Hall	Pickwick	1957	0:24:40 (Pop-up)
David Seville	Witch Doctor "Witch Doctor" by "David Seville"	Witch Doctor	Bacci Bros Records	1958	0:27:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Robert Kreider	Stairway to Heaven Variations	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	0:41:18 (Pop-up)
The Wombles	Remember You're A Womble	Remember You're a Womble	Dramatico	1974	0:41:29 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Sweet Young Thing "Sweet Young Thing" by "The Monkees"	The Monkees	Rhino Records	1966	0:44:43 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Mommy and Daddy "Mommy and Daddy" by "The Monkees"	The Monkees Present	Rhino Records	1994	0:44:52 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	The Day We Fall in Love	More of the Monkees	Rhino Entertainment Company	1967	0:46:28 (Pop-up)
The Dillards	I've Just Seen a Face	Wheatstraw Suite	Elektra Entertainment	2004	0:48:27 (Pop-up)
Louie & the Lovers	I Know You Know	Rise	Sony Music Entertainment	1970	0:52:27 (Pop-up)
Time	Shady Lady "Shady Lady" by "Time"	Time	TTW	1975	0:55:21 (Pop-up)
Jerry Murad's Harmonicats	Try a Little Tenderness	Try a Little Tenderness	Columbia Records	1963	0:59:06 (Pop-up)
Dean Elliott & His Big Band	They Didn't Believe Me	Zounds! What Sounds!	Capitol Records	1962	1:01:08 (Pop-up)
Napoleon XIV	They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha Haa!	They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haa!	Smith & Co.	1966	1:03:31 (Pop-up)

E.G. Daily	Don't Let Them Take The Child Away	Wild Child	A&M Records	2007	1:18:33 (Pop-up)
Paul Young	Love Will Tear Us Apart	No Parlez	Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited	1983	1:18:42 (Pop-up)
Regina Music Box	Love Theme from Flashdance	Regina... Feelings	The Regina Musical Company	1988	1:22:45 (Pop-up)
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds	The Mercy Seat	Tender Prey	Mute Records	2010	1:28:36 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	Rosa Vertov (feat. Rosa Yemen)	Press Color (Deluxe Edition)	ZE Records	2015	1:35:39 (Pop-up)
Olympic	Paní Nostalgie (Samota) "Paní Nostalgie (Samota)" by "Olympic"	Ulice	Supraphon	1981	1:38:15 (Pop-up)
Hanoi Rocks	Boulevard of Broken Dreams	Two Steps from the Move	Sony BMG Music Entertainment	1984	1:39:38 (Pop-up)
Eddie Baxter	Where Was I? "Where Was I?" by "Eddie Baxter"	Ultra-Lounge, Vol. Eleven: Organs In Orbit	Capitol Records	1996	1:43:40 (Pop-up)
jack fascinato	Spring, Sprang, Sprung	Ultra-Lounge: Bachelor Pad Royale, Vol. 4	Capitol Records	1996	1:46:40 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Funeral Tango "Funeral Tango" by "Scott Walker"	Scott Walker Sings Jacques Brel	Mercury Records	1981	1:48:39 (Pop-up)

Valentine	Just Another Lonely Day	Valentine	Simba	2006	2:00:22 (Pop-up)
Dire Straits	The Bug "The Bug" by "Dire Straits"	On Every Street	Mercury Records Ltd.	1990	2:02:44 (Pop-up)
Lydia Lunch	Some Velvet Morning "Some Velvet Morning" by "Lydia Lunch"	Shotgun Wedding	Cherry Red Records	2013	2:07:43 (Pop-up)
Diamanda Galás	Gloomy Sunday "Gloomy Sunday" by "Diamanda Galás"	The Singer	Mute Records	1992	2:15:37 (Pop-up)
When	Prefab Wreckage "Prefab Wreckage" by "When"	Writercakebox	VME	1999	2:17:19 (Pop-up)
The Corrs	Little Wing "Little Wing" by "The Corrs"	Talk On Corners	Atlantic Recording Corporation	1998	2:21:10 (Pop-up)
Neil Rosengarden	Off The Spanish Coast	The Plaid Album	Neil Rosengarden	1990	2:26:32 (Pop-up)
Cardiacs	Eden On The Air "Eden On The Air" by "Cardiacs"	Sing To God Part One	The Alphabet Business Concern	1995	2:28:25 (Pop-up)
Jackson Browne	Sergio Leone "Sergio Leone" by "Jackson Browne"	The Naked Ride Home	Elektra Entertainment	2002	2:31:46 (Pop-up)
Sergio Ricardo	Enquanto a Tristeza Nao Vem	Um Senhor Talento	Universal Music	1992	2:38:32 (Pop-up)
	a song				2:47:13 (Pop-up)
Sparks	Something for the Girl with Everything	Propaganda	Island Records	1974	2:46:58 (Pop-up)
The Avalanches	Radio "Radio" by "The Avalanches"	Since I Left You	Modular Recordings	2000	2:52:04 (Pop-up)
Tori Amos	Winter "Winter" by "Tori Amos"	A Tori Amos Collection - Tales of a Librarian	Atlantic Recording Corporation	2003	2:56:15 (Pop-up)
John Frusciante	Ramparts "Ramparts" by "John Frusciante"	To Record Only Water for Ten Days	Warner Bros. Records Inc.	2001	2:59:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:05pm listener james from westwood: What an opening pair of tracks! Howdy, Bronwyn!
	7:06pm northguineahills: What james said!
	7:07pm JtotheK: Hi bronwyn, hi everyone!!
	7:07pm northguineahills: I believe the levels are a wee bit low.
	7:07pm BronwynB: Hello everyone!! Is that better ngh?
	7:10pm northguineahills: Yes, it is, thanks Bronwyn!
	7:13pm doctorjazz: Hi, Bronwyn, great opening!
	7:14pm BronwynB: thanks doctorjazz :D
	7:19pm doctorjazz: Keeping my clicky-star finger very busy...
	7:20pm BronwynB: yay!!! finger workouts!!!
	7:20pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Bronwyn!
	7:20pm BronwynB: Hi Henry!!
	7:25pm melinda: hi Bron
	7:25pm glenn: holy half dissolved jawbreakers! it's bronwyn.
	7:26pm northguineahills: Weavers!
	7:26pm Webhamster Henry: A little wide ranging in this set: but it does sound a lot like my own record shelf.
	7:26pm melinda: Nice to hear the Weavers.
	7:27pm BronwynB: hi melinda and glenn :D
	7:27pm BronwynB: @WHenry: i will admit my sets are sometimes guilty of not making logical sense
	7:30pm northguineahills: Ok, leaving work, I might catch the end, thanks Bronwyn!
	7:30pm glenn: playing any sparks tonight? because i'd LOVE to hear goofing off, should you be so inclined.
	7:30pm melinda: I love chipmunk vocals.
	7:33pm listener james from westwood: Not a huge Oswalt fan, but his bit on what it sounds like when you slow down the Chipmunks' Christmas song down is fkn hilarious.
	7:36pm Webhamster Henry: People Like Us and Ken play the slowed down Chipmunks a lot!
	7:37pm melinda: I like your background music.
	7:40pm BronwynB: @Glenn: Sparks are coming!!! But probably a different song!!!
	7:40pm glenn: damn you, bronwyn b!
	7:40pm BronwynB: @melinda: thanks! I am on a quest to find out more about the mysterious man (Robert Kreider) who is responsible for it!
	7:41pm glenn: wait, i meant you rawk, bronwyn b.
	7:44pm Webhamster Henry: It's nice what the Monkees could get away with.
	7:44pm BronwynB: including this thing right here hahaha
	7:50pm glenn: i don't think there's a bad version of i've just seen a face.
	8:16pm Uncle Michael: BB! I had a little crush on EG in "Streets of Fire."
	8:20pm melinda: I wonder if E.G. Daily is related to I.P.
	8:30pm BronwynB: hi uncle michael! i knew EG as the voice of some of my favorite cartoon characters as a kid
	8:43pm Uncle Michael: Ahhh...Renzo.
	8:46pm Uncle Michael: Eddie Baxter on the organ. The voice was Renzo Cesana; "The Continental."
	8:47pm Uncle Michael: en.wikipedia.org...
	8:49pm BronwynB: cool thanks Uncle Michael :D
	8:52pm Webhamster Henry: You know, I really like Mort Shuman's translations/adaptations of these Brel tunes. He did an eponymous concept album that was kind of gruesome (he recites Brecht's "Children's Crusade" and "About the Drowning Girl"), with a few Brel tunes interspersed with his own originals.
	8:54pm Uncle Michael: I think Scott was the first to record the Shuman translations.True?
	8:59pm listener james from westwood: All hail stories, musically inspired or not!
	9:00pm Doug Schulkind: Home from class. Hello (young) music lovers!
	9:01pm Uncle Michael: All hail Doug.
	9:02pm BronwynB: @WHenry: I love Shuman's translations of the Brel songs. They're faithful (as far as I can tell) but also hugely clever and moving in their own right. I'll always love Mort Shuman and Eric Blau for enabling non-Francophones to appreciate Brel's songs.
	9:02pm BronwynB: @Uncle Michael: I think so, yes!
	9:02pm BronwynB: @james: glad you like the stories :D
	9:02pm BronwynB: Hi Doug!! :D
	9:08pm Webhamster Henry: Shuman wrote them for "Jaques Brel is Alive And Well...", which he starred in, but had been friends with Brel and kind of had done a few already. He was already famous for writing lyrics for Doc Pomus. Eric Blau's book on the show is really fascinating! I can poke around to find recordings that predate the OST.
	9:09pm BronwynB: i love jacques brel is alive and well. when i was in college i wrote and directed a new version that had a storyline, which is totes illegal but it was super fun
	9:09pm Webhamster Henry: And you know my favorite version of "Some Velvet Morning", right? wfmu.org...
	9:09pm BronwynB: i really really love jacques brel guys
	9:09pm Uncle Michael: Yeah, it seems the off-Broadway cast album would predate Walker's recordings.
	9:09pm BronwynB: @WHenry: I haven't heard that version! I will have to check that out!
	9:10pm Webhamster Henry: Jacque Brel really, really loved Man of La Mancha, and translated, produced and sang in the French version.
	9:10pm BronwynB: @Uncle Michael: Actually Scott recorded some of the Shuman versions before the cast album was released (for example Jackie, which came out in 1967, a year before the cast album)
	9:11pm Uncle Michael: My fave is Lee and Nancy. Can't help it.
	9:11pm BronwynB: @WHenry: I know!! I love his painfully earnest French rendition of The Impossible Dream!!
	9:11pm Uncle Michael: Jackie is just killer.
	9:11pm Webhamster Henry: It's a very adaptable tune.
	9:11pm Doug Schulkind: If I may paraphrase Stephen Sondheim: Here's to the Lydias who Lunch. Everybody laugh. Lounging in their caftans And planning a brunch On their own behalf.
	9:12pm Webhamster Henry: Irwin's "Next!" is also commendable!
	9:12pm BronwynB: @Uncle Michael: jackie is my favorite scott walker song AND my favorite brel song (it helps that it's the first song by either of them i ever heard)
	9:12pm Uncle Michael: In the Walker film "30 Century Man" it's claimed that he was the first to record Brel in English, so that makes sense.
	9:12pm BronwynB: @WHenry: i love irwin's version of next. i just love that he did that
	9:13pm Uncle Michael: I can have no favorite Scott Walker song.
	9:13pm BronwynB: @Uncle Michael: that's a great film. i love how everyone goes on about how great his late-period stuff is, except for marc almond, who's just like "are you all insane? this is awful!"
	9:13pm Webhamster Henry: Let's do Brel is Alive And Well at Monty Hall! Fund the station for a few years!
	9:14pm Uncle Michael: And Lulu, who just wants to know if he's still cute.
	9:14pm BronwynB: @WHenry: omg yes!!!! dibs on "marieke"
	9:15pm Webhamster Henry: We need someone with Mort's Muttonchops.
	9:15pm Webhamster Henry: Marieke: doing for Flemish what Michelle did for French.
	9:16pm BronwynB: hahaha the kids who were in the aforementioned jacques brel show i directed in high school hated me for making them sing in flemish
	9:17pm Uncle Michael: Were they all secret Walloons?
	9:20pm BronwynB: Uncle Michael, you are teaching me so many things tonight! This is my first time hearing of the Walloons!
	9:20pm BronwynB: also i meant i directed a jacques brel show in college, not high school. would have been way too intense for high school
	9:23pm glenn: because of course, high school is the least intense four years ever.
	9:23pm glenn: although it was five years when i attended.
	9:24pm glenn: lo these many years ago.
	9:24pm Uncle Michael: I'm amazed by anyone that did more than pop zits and smoke dope.
	9:24pm BronwynB: true, high school can be intense and at my high school we did a production of chicago that included teenage girls doing suggestive dances in their underwear so what am i saying.
	9:24pm glenn: i always had a remarkably clear complexion.
	9:25pm Webhamster Henry: I was translating Russian children's books to get out of athletics.
	9:27pm glenn: anyway, i spent most of my spare time playing euchre for money.
	9:29pm glenn: which i suppose is technically gambling.
	9:29pm BronwynB: all very valuable ways to spend one's high school experience! i mostly sang in all the choirs and cried a lot
	9:30pm glenn: at the same time?
	9:31pm BronwynB: occasionally
	9:47pm Uncle Michael: I want a shirt that says "This shirt's not big enough for both of us."
	9:47pm glenn: well, it's about damn time.
	9:49pm BronwynB: i can't decide whether something for the girl with everything or some velvet morning is my favorite song of all time
	9:50pm BronwynB: but it's one of those
	9:52pm glenn: huh. i can't even decide on my ten favourite songs of all time. i applaud your decisiveness.
	9:53pm BronwynB: haha i only have those two picked out and then my two favorite bands, i don't have any other favorites that are in order
	9:54pm BronwynB: but it's so hard to choose because there's so much great stuff out there. but those two songs just really do something to me. in different ways.
	9:54pm BronwynB: i have a meandering personal story about this one too but it's too late to talk about it on air so you're all spared
	9:57pm spacecowboy: SPARK ? next?
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the music, BB.
	10:00pm Doug Schulkind: The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes is next, live from San Antonio! Playlist here: wfmu.org...
	10:00pm BronwynB: thanks for listening everyone :D
	10:02pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for the Show Bronwyn!
	10:02pm BronwynB: thank YOU for listening!
	5:31pm Parq: Hi, Bronwyn. Couldn't listen live, so here I am with the archive. It was fun hearing E.G Daley doing her Pat Benetar impression and still sounding like Tommy. Digging the rest of the show too. All the best.

Love Is Only Sleeping with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from November 28, 2017

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