WFMU: Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from September 11, 2022

Listener comments!
	10:00pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Nanas!🍌 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙💨🌻🦜🦜🦜
	10:01pm Discotech Underground: Hey Julie and fellow bananas!
	10:02pm Julie: hiya scott! Hi Kip!
	10:02pm MHLee: Hi folks
	10:02pm Julie: hiya MHLee!
	10:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Enosification.
	10:03pm Julie: hiya Rev!
	10:04pm Androu B.: Hello and Good Evening, Julie! G'Day, Scottso 🌏👊😎🍻🎶🎶
	10:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I hear 'Tomorrow Never Knows' behind this somewhere...
	10:05pm Julie: hiya Androu!
	10:06pm Scott67: G'day Androu!🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	10:06pm Androu B.: Good Evening, Rev🐰💣♏!
	10:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'm like - the rhythm is probly looped ? Who did that already in 1973 ...oh well, Beatles in '66...
	10:07pm MHLee: Nice album here. I introduced it to DJGG apparently
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo AndrouB et al.
	10:09pm MHLee: I must have found them on a compilation
	10:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and bananzas!
	10:10pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	10:13pm Androu B.: Good Evening, KfHP!
	10:14pm MHLee: They are almost in Ronettes territory here
	10:14pm Julie: There's a lot of Spector influence in their production
	10:17pm Julie: Cher's first single was produced by Spector, when she was Bonnie Jo Mason. She probably did some backup vocals on his stuff as well.
	10:19pm MHLee: I have an autographed 50-year reissue of this
	10:20pm Discotech Underground: Twink! Love this album.
	10:20pm Robm: Hello fellow listeners Hi Julie
	10:20pm Julie: Hiya Robm!
	10:21pm Julie: it is so good, how is his later stuff?
	10:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Androu.
	10:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah Sonny was a PhilSpector acolyte is my understanding. Like BrianWilson. Or not like BrianWilson...
	10:23pm Robm: Hey Julie House of the dragon was pretty good tonight Before that I watched an old jodie foster movie The little girl who lives down the lane, freaky movie
	10:24pm MHLee: Well the Pink Fairies stuff is excellent
	10:24pm Julie: Oh I love that movie!
	10:24pm Julie: martin sheen being creepy AF
	10:24pm MHLee: This is both bluesey and loungey
	10:26pm Robm: @julie i guess you know what the movie was about:) i think jodie disowned this movie, and yes martin was creepy AF
	10:26pm Julie: I love anything with Scott Jacoby..check out Bad Ronald sometime
	10:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PinkFaeries - & I know '10,000 Words In A Cardboard Box' by Aquarian Age with Twink from the Psych comps. Which sounds much like that track just played. Don't know anything else ! Good to hear that.
	10:27pm Robm: @julie i will MHLee too bad the kinks were not big like the Beatles or the stones
	10:29pm Julie: who says The Kinks weren't big?
	10:29pm MHLee: They are considered the 4th band of the British invasion
	10:30pm Julie: I assume the missing one is The Who?
	10:30pm MHLee: The Pretty Things, however, that's a band that didn't get what it deserved
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As you probly know - TheKinks were banned from touring the USA during the peak British Invasion year - cause they pissed off the Musician's Union here - arguments & fisticuffs ...nonsense. Their Management kind of vaporized too !! But - this had the effect of making them even more British - & I like to say if PowerPop devolves from TheWho (Townshend coined the phrase) - then there's a SmartPop devolves from RayDavies...
	10:30pm MHLee: Yes, Julie
	10:31pm Robm: RRN63 the kinks did not kiss ass
	10:32pm Julie: The riff on You Really Got Me (and yes, it IS Dave not that other guy) spawned many, many things
	10:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They say TheStones actually poisoned the waters for ThePrettyThings - like - don't have them on this TV show if you want us on it !
	10:33pm Julie: oh that's awful!
	10:34pm MHLee: Mick was in the band for a bit before they recorded but that's all I know about that
	10:35pm David Shortell: Herman's Hermits rivaled the Rolling Stones as a runner-up for biggest British band.
	10:36pm MHLee: While we're on the Pretty Things and the Kinks, the last pretty things single to chart was a cover of I'm Not Like Anybody Else
	10:37pm Robm: @Julie a couple of the kink songs i like is celliuoid heroes and don’t forget to dance
	10:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheWho started out being Produced by ShelTalmy - TheKinks' Producer - trying to sound like them with 'I Can't Explain'... Dick Taylor of the Pretty Things was in an early version of TheStones is what it is. MickAvory - TheKinks' drummer was supposed to be in TheStones early on - but I'm not sure it ever actually happened? There's a legend he was in TheStones @ their first ever gig. But he wasn't there for whatever reason... Yeah TheBeatles' biggest Chart rival here was the DC5 first !... Didn't last... TheAnimals were huge. Let's not forget them !
	10:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there's various PinkFaeries ~ Deviants (Mick Farren) ~ Hawkwind ~ Motorhead DNA shared...
	10:39pm Robm: Phil specter was one batshit crazy guy
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sonny wrote 'Needles & Pins' for instance. Cher made the point he was the butt of the jokes - because he was secure enuff to take it... Robm - that's for sure.
	10:41pm MHLee: Speaking of Bootlegs, I played "As the Candle Burns"... that infamous supposed Beatles song... it's been identified as a prank finaally
	10:42pm Julie: Hi David!
	10:43pm Robm: So did anyone listen to sheliab last show on Friday, very bittersweet.
	10:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Candle Burns on Gaylord's Fake Beatles blog : blog.wfmu.org... Seriously - if ever there were familiar distinct voices it would be John, Paul, George & Ringo. Just people wanted to hear them so they did...
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah we just sent Gaylord off.
	10:46pm MHLee: I talk about it here wfmu.org...
	10:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Confession : Have yet to see all of Pompeii.
	10:46pm Robm: @RRN63 going to have to catch that on the archives, but therese and trouble are back, YAY
	10:46pm MHLee: " The infamous "The Candle Burns", Beatles outfake was found to have been played by WUSF (University of South Florida) in 1969 and credited to the Beatles as prank. An unedited version of an aircheck from the Beatles episode of "Undergroud Railroad" proved the origin and details of how it was recording are recalled of the Steve Hoffman Music Forums. "
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One rumor is it was the BeeGees :D ...
	10:49pm MHLee: There waas the rumor it was the Scottish band Trash/White Trash
	10:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gawd but PinkFloyd were great.
	10:50pm Mr Fab: Hey Julie and fellow Banana buddies! I always loved this Floyd tune. And apparently Andrew Lloyd Weber did too - ripped it off for "Phantom of the Opera."
	10:51pm Julie: hiya Mr Fab! does he admit as much?
	10:51pm MHLee: Weber is pretty infamous for stolen music
	10:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...huge - but people didn't even know what they looked like - there was not 'star'. For a long time anyhow ...Phantoms indeed.
	10:52pm Robm: I miss Pink Floyd
	10:53pm MHLee: I'm going to see Nick Mason play Syd era stuff on the 30th
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: My guess would be it's just a typical dramatic descending chord kinda thing - used in Horror & logical for the Phantom. DUM DUM DUM kinda thing...
	10:53pm Julie: oooh MH I Hear that's a GREAT show
	10:54pm Julie: ohh he's at the Beacon in october...
	10:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...probly standard in the Genre - from a particular Classical piece I'm too ignorant to put a finger on...
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah people have seemed enthused about the Mason presentation. If it wasn't good - we'd have heard about that !
	10:56pm Robm: Hey fellow banana listeners i am fading so i will talk to you all Tuesday on dark night of the soul
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: flipside Robm !
	10:57pm Julie: nite Rob!
	10:58pm MHLee: Bye
	10:59pm MHLee: @REV if it's coincidence that would be one of the dozen of pieces he's accused of ripping off
	10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...then again - Weber would be well aware of Floyd I don't doubt...
	10:59pm Androu B.: Evening, Mr. Fab!
	11:00pm MHLee: Puccini is the most obvious of the accusations imo
	11:00pm Androu B.: Good night, Robm!
	11:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Maybe JC Superstar was original cause he was fresh & stoned ! :D ...not sure much after that I need from him - tho it's all ok probly... Worse things in the world than his shows ...maybe.
	11:00pm MHLee: I only have fading yellow 7! I need to get all of them
	11:01pm Julie: there are some wonderful metal versions of the title song from phantom... But JCS is definitely my favorite.
	11:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He has said I think - he had no idea what he was doing ! ...Proper Rawk Music then...
	11:03pm Julie: my dad loves ALW. Post superstar.
	11:03pm Mr Fab: Do NOT mention Andrew Lloyd Webber to Roger waters. He gets maaaaaad…
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HaHa ! ...How good is this Donovan.
	11:05pm MHLee: There's a line on amused to death about webers fingers breaking off
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Indeed !
	11:06pm David Shortell: Mick Avory rehearsed with the Rolling Stones before their official show, for which he was advertised. He however claims to have not appeared for said show. So who actually drummed at the Stones' debut?
	11:07pm MHLee: Pete Best?
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He was advertised. They listed the personnel.
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves ISB
	11:07pm MHLee: This is a favorite of the later ISB for me
	11:07pm Julie: MH I almost said that!
	11:07pm Julie: well I was GONNA say Karen Carpenter and then I thought of pete
	11:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 12th July, 1962 ...' A preview article for the gig advertised the lineup as Jaggers, along with Richards and Jones, Pretty Things guitarist Dick Taylor, and Kinks drummer Mick Avory. However, there was even some dispute around the drumming at the first gig. Avory said it was actually his friend Tony Chapman who played, but other members said they couldn’t even remember if there was a drummer playing at all. '...
	11:11pm Julie: (because those are the two of the 5 60s era drummers I can name)
	11:12pm MHLee: This I think is the first album once these guys became Scientologists
	11:12pm Julie: must have been a very bluesy show
	11:13pm MHLee: @Julie the drummer in Derek and the Dominoes played everywhere too
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I always think of how far along TheBeatles already were by mid1962. They got Ringo by August pretty music right when they got Signed & began Recording.
	11:14pm Julie: @MH but I could not name him
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: pretty *much ...Jim Gordon. Criminally insane ! Ugly story.
	11:17pm Aitch: Lurking / working hey Julie and crew
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Between the Donovan & this StringBand all I can think of is coming down off of acid...
	11:17pm Julie: hey there Aitch!
	11:17pm Julie: COMMISSIONER Gordon was the drummer for Eric Clapton?
	11:18pm Aitch: just lit an incense
	11:18pm Julie: (just read about Jim Gordon, big yikes)
	11:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - he had occasion to interact with police commissioners...
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very big yikes.
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the LizzieBorden of Rawk'n'Roll...
	11:20pm MHLee: God, I love this song
	11:20pm Julie: syd barrett is a freakin success story compared to Jim
	11:21pm Julie: this is kinks-like
	11:21pm Julie: like muswell era
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah - with SkipSpence somewhere inbetween ...altho he still interacted with folks later I suppose...
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...MusicHall...
	11:22pm Julie: yes I think every english band did this at some point
	11:22pm Julie: or, in case, more accurately, every british band
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very Goon Show in a way...
	11:22pm Aitch: and dress up as ladies
	11:23pm MHLee: I did a music hall show recently
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...doing the 1920s in the 1960s would be like doing the 1980s now...
	11:25pm Julie: being such a heavy kinks fan I always think of them but like even Queen did it
	11:25pm Julie: A LOT of folks are doing the 80s
	11:26pm Aitch: i never really stopped
	11:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Course anything TheBeatles did everybody thot was allowed...
	11:29pm Androu B.: G'Day, Aitch!
	11:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Had @ least one person tell me Robin Williamson of ISB doing his Bardic Harp thing was the most incredible musical performance they'd seen. His 'Five Denials on Merlin's Grave' - a longform poem on the deep history of Britain is a favorite thing...
	11:35pm Julie: I thought I saw they were at woodstock did they not make the film or just I did forget them
	11:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They say their intimate acoustic thing didn't go over well @ Woodstock. Here's MHLee's MusicHall ! : wfmu.org... The Old Codger is fond of his GeorgeFormby. :D
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yay ! Van der Graaf ! ...I like to say the PrettyThings to KingCrimson's Stones...
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...lost in the MusicHall wigkey : en.wikipedia.org... ...thinking of the 'Dylan Lennon Marx & God' book on the UK / USA differences...
	11:44pm Julie: he did not choose it!
	11:45pm MHLee: I have a recording of them at woodstock... it's not a terrible set... also thanks for linking me! I actually think the ISB may have been influenced by Jugband more than music hall with the kazoos... hard to tell
	11:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Made sure he put in a whole separate voiceover so we knew it's a Scorpio song...
	11:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If Jugband then Skiffle rears its head as well ...we'll need BillyBragg in here ! :D ...
	11:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean - they have sitars - whatever !
	11:48pm MHLee: I may have to do a skiffle show
	11:49pm MHLee: On vocalist studied Moroccan singing techniques
	11:49pm MHLee: The first album is basically Scottish folk with a weird playfulness to it
	11:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah out of a Folk club - the Incredible club... Bert Jansch there...
	11:51pm Julie: any skiffle bands with girl singers?
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Good question !
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it was allowed in Folk I suppose...
	11:52pm MHLee: Maybe I'll run a rock show here after i get my PhD and i no longer run my other four out side of wfmu shows
	11:54pm MHLee: @Julie Chris Barbers jazz band which doubled in skiffle has a female vocalist on some tracks ... trad jazz tracks or old country tracks played in trad jazz mainly but maybe a skiffle on exists
	11:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not sure a lot of Skiffle people made it to Studios...
	11:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Jazzbos slumming it :D ...
	11:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Honestly - are there Skiffle records besides LonnieDonnegan ?
	11:56pm Scott67: Thanks Julie!😎🤙🌻🦜
	11:56pm Mr Fab: yeah, wot Scott said!
	11:57pm MHLee: My favorite version of this is by midwinter
	11:57pm MHLee: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63 well lonnie was part of Chris barber's band
	11:57pm Morgan: This is sublime
	11:58pm Julie: thanks for listening everyone! It's lovely but the pronounciation of Thyme is painful
	11:58pm MHLee: But there's the Viper's Skiffle Group and something & the Bluegrass Boys
	11:58pm Julie: also, hi Morgan!
	11:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lonnie was - that's right ! ...Soaring voice. Nice delivery. Appreciate they don't muck up the arrangement...
	11:59pm MHLee: Thanks Jule. Thanks all for great conversation!
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Man to have real pipes like that. 15 ?!?! ~ Thank You Always DJ Julie ! ~
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thank you MHLee ! & everybody.
	12:01am Androu B.: @MHLee - While your harping on that skiffle, look through Andy Partridge's "Fuzzy Warbles" compilations and you'll find some nifty skiffle tracks in those! Thanks, Julie!
	12:02am MHLee: Thanks Androu
	12:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Those huge sparking Tesla kinda things in Frankenstein are Van der Graafs for instance...
	12:03am Julie: thanks so much everyone!

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from September 11, 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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Princess Anne, 1970

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire	Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Eno	Baby's On Fire "Baby's On Fire" by "Eno"	Here Come The Warm Jets	Island Records	1973		0:01:35 (Pop-up)
The End	Don't Take Me "Don't Take Me" by "The End"	Introspection	London Records	1969		0:06:49 (Pop-up)
Wanderléa	Devoção "Devoção" by "Wanderléa"	A Ternura De Wanderlea	CBS	1966		0:10:08 (Pop-up)
Sonny & Cher	It's The Little Things	Good Times (Original Soundtrack)	ATCO Records	1967		0:12:36 (Pop-up)
Rick Springfield	What Would The Children Think	Beginnings	Capitol Records	1972		0:15:35 (Pop-up)
Twink	Tiptoe On The Highest Hill "Tiptoe On The Highest Hill" by "Twink"	Think Pink	Sire	1970		0:19:24 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Nothing In This World Can Stop Me Worryin' Bout That Girl (mono)	Kinda Kinks (Deluxe reissue)	Sanctuary Records	2011	from 1965	0:24:55 (Pop-up)
Mellow Candle	Silversong "Silversong" by "Mellow Candle"	The Virgin Prophet	Kissing Spell	1994	from 1969-1971	0:27:20 (Pop-up)
The Bittersweets	Summertime "Summertime" by "The Bittersweets"	Hurtin Kind / Summertime	Tema Records	1967		0:31:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Electronic Concept Orchestra	Windmills Of Your Mind					0:33:50 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Intro/Echoes Part 1 "Intro/Echoes Part 1" by "Pink Floyd"	Live at Pompeii	Pink Floyd	1971	movie soundtrack version	0:42:49 (Pop-up)
Nico	Janitor of Lunacy (demo) "Janitor of Lunacy (demo)" by "Nico"	The Frozen Borderline 1968-1970	Elektra	2007		0:56:15 (Pop-up)
The Bliss	Lifetime "Lifetime" by "The Bliss"	Fading Yellow (Timeless Pop-Sike & Other Delights 1965-1969)	Flower Machine Records	1995	b-side from 1969	0:59:42 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Voyage Into the Golden Screen (2008 remaster)	Breezes Of Patchouli - His Studio Recordings: 1966-1969	EMI	2013	originally on For Little Ones, 1967	1:02:20 (Pop-up)
Ford Theatre	Postlude: Looking Back	Trilogy For The Masses	ABC Records	1968		1:05:38 (Pop-up)
The Incredible String Band	Creation	Changing Horses	Elektra	1969		1:07:45 (Pop-up)
Patti Dahlstrom	Wait Like A Lady "Wait Like A Lady" by "Patti Dahlstrom"	Patti Dahlstrom	UNI Records	1972		1:23:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Odell Brown and The Organ-izers	Mellow Yellow					1:27:06 (Pop-up)
Nancy Priddy	Mystic Lady "Mystic Lady" by "Nancy Priddy"	You've Come This Way Before	Dot Records	1968		1:32:29 (Pop-up)
Van Der Graaf Generator	Darkness "Darkness" by "Van Der Graaf Generator"	The Least We Can Do Is Wave to Each Other	Probe, ABC Records	1970		1:39:08 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Holiday Inn (piano demo)	Jewel Box	Rocket Entertainment	2020	from 1968-1971	1:46:23 (Pop-up)
Miki Obata	Ai No Shiori (Bookmark of Love)	AI No Shiori (Bookmark of Love) 7"	Union Records	1968	in kanji: 小畑ミキ -- 愛の栞	1:50:53 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Homeward Bound "Homeward Bound" by "Fleetwood Mac"	Bare Trees	Reprise Records	1972		1:53:29 (Pop-up)
Lena Andersson	Scarborough Fair "Scarborough Fair" by "Lena Andersson"	Lena, 15	Polar	1971		1:56:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Electric Concept Orchestra	Atlantis (instrumental)					1:59:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:00pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Nanas!🍌 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙💨🌻🦜🦜🦜
	10:01pm Discotech Underground: Hey Julie and fellow bananas!
	10:02pm Julie: hiya scott! Hi Kip!
	10:02pm MHLee: Hi folks
	10:02pm Julie: hiya MHLee!
	10:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Enosification.
	10:03pm Julie: hiya Rev!
	10:04pm Androu B.: Hello and Good Evening, Julie! G'Day, Scottso 🌏👊😎🍻🎶🎶
	10:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I hear 'Tomorrow Never Knows' behind this somewhere...
	10:05pm Julie: hiya Androu!
	10:06pm Scott67: G'day Androu!🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	10:06pm Androu B.: Good Evening, Rev🐰💣♏!
	10:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'm like - the rhythm is probly looped ? Who did that already in 1973 ...oh well, Beatles in '66...
	10:07pm MHLee: Nice album here. I introduced it to DJGG apparently
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo AndrouB et al.
	10:09pm MHLee: I must have found them on a compilation
	10:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and bananzas!
	10:10pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	10:13pm Androu B.: Good Evening, KfHP!
	10:14pm MHLee: They are almost in Ronettes territory here
	10:14pm Julie: There's a lot of Spector influence in their production
	10:17pm Julie: Cher's first single was produced by Spector, when she was Bonnie Jo Mason. She probably did some backup vocals on his stuff as well.
	10:19pm MHLee: I have an autographed 50-year reissue of this
	10:20pm Discotech Underground: Twink! Love this album.
	10:20pm Robm: Hello fellow listeners Hi Julie
	10:20pm Julie: Hiya Robm!
	10:21pm Julie: it is so good, how is his later stuff?
	10:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Androu.
	10:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah Sonny was a PhilSpector acolyte is my understanding. Like BrianWilson. Or not like BrianWilson...
	10:23pm Robm: Hey Julie House of the dragon was pretty good tonight Before that I watched an old jodie foster movie The little girl who lives down the lane, freaky movie
	10:24pm MHLee: Well the Pink Fairies stuff is excellent
	10:24pm Julie: Oh I love that movie!
	10:24pm Julie: martin sheen being creepy AF
	10:24pm MHLee: This is both bluesey and loungey
	10:26pm Robm: @julie i guess you know what the movie was about:) i think jodie disowned this movie, and yes martin was creepy AF
	10:26pm Julie: I love anything with Scott Jacoby..check out Bad Ronald sometime
	10:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PinkFaeries - & I know '10,000 Words In A Cardboard Box' by Aquarian Age with Twink from the Psych comps. Which sounds much like that track just played. Don't know anything else ! Good to hear that.
	10:27pm Robm: @julie i will MHLee too bad the kinks were not big like the Beatles or the stones
	10:29pm Julie: who says The Kinks weren't big?
	10:29pm MHLee: They are considered the 4th band of the British invasion
	10:30pm Julie: I assume the missing one is The Who?
	10:30pm MHLee: The Pretty Things, however, that's a band that didn't get what it deserved
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As you probly know - TheKinks were banned from touring the USA during the peak British Invasion year - cause they pissed off the Musician's Union here - arguments & fisticuffs ...nonsense. Their Management kind of vaporized too !! But - this had the effect of making them even more British - & I like to say if PowerPop devolves from TheWho (Townshend coined the phrase) - then there's a SmartPop devolves from RayDavies...
	10:30pm MHLee: Yes, Julie
	10:31pm Robm: RRN63 the kinks did not kiss ass
	10:32pm Julie: The riff on You Really Got Me (and yes, it IS Dave not that other guy) spawned many, many things
	10:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They say TheStones actually poisoned the waters for ThePrettyThings - like - don't have them on this TV show if you want us on it !
	10:33pm Julie: oh that's awful!
	10:34pm MHLee: Mick was in the band for a bit before they recorded but that's all I know about that
	10:35pm David Shortell: Herman's Hermits rivaled the Rolling Stones as a runner-up for biggest British band.
	10:36pm MHLee: While we're on the Pretty Things and the Kinks, the last pretty things single to chart was a cover of I'm Not Like Anybody Else
	10:37pm Robm: @Julie a couple of the kink songs i like is celliuoid heroes and don’t forget to dance
	10:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheWho started out being Produced by ShelTalmy - TheKinks' Producer - trying to sound like them with 'I Can't Explain'... Dick Taylor of the Pretty Things was in an early version of TheStones is what it is. MickAvory - TheKinks' drummer was supposed to be in TheStones early on - but I'm not sure it ever actually happened? There's a legend he was in TheStones @ their first ever gig. But he wasn't there for whatever reason... Yeah TheBeatles' biggest Chart rival here was the DC5 first !... Didn't last... TheAnimals were huge. Let's not forget them !
	10:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there's various PinkFaeries ~ Deviants (Mick Farren) ~ Hawkwind ~ Motorhead DNA shared...
	10:39pm Robm: Phil specter was one batshit crazy guy
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sonny wrote 'Needles & Pins' for instance. Cher made the point he was the butt of the jokes - because he was secure enuff to take it... Robm - that's for sure.
	10:41pm MHLee: Speaking of Bootlegs, I played "As the Candle Burns"... that infamous supposed Beatles song... it's been identified as a prank finaally
	10:42pm Julie: Hi David!
	10:43pm Robm: So did anyone listen to sheliab last show on Friday, very bittersweet.
	10:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Candle Burns on Gaylord's Fake Beatles blog : blog.wfmu.org... Seriously - if ever there were familiar distinct voices it would be John, Paul, George & Ringo. Just people wanted to hear them so they did...
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah we just sent Gaylord off.
	10:46pm MHLee: I talk about it here wfmu.org...
	10:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Confession : Have yet to see all of Pompeii.
	10:46pm Robm: @RRN63 going to have to catch that on the archives, but therese and trouble are back, YAY
	10:46pm MHLee: " The infamous "The Candle Burns", Beatles outfake was found to have been played by WUSF (University of South Florida) in 1969 and credited to the Beatles as prank. An unedited version of an aircheck from the Beatles episode of "Undergroud Railroad" proved the origin and details of how it was recording are recalled of the Steve Hoffman Music Forums. "
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One rumor is it was the BeeGees :D ...
	10:49pm MHLee: There waas the rumor it was the Scottish band Trash/White Trash
	10:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gawd but PinkFloyd were great.
	10:50pm Mr Fab: Hey Julie and fellow Banana buddies! I always loved this Floyd tune. And apparently Andrew Lloyd Weber did too - ripped it off for "Phantom of the Opera."
	10:51pm Julie: hiya Mr Fab! does he admit as much?
	10:51pm MHLee: Weber is pretty infamous for stolen music
	10:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...huge - but people didn't even know what they looked like - there was not 'star'. For a long time anyhow ...Phantoms indeed.
	10:52pm Robm: I miss Pink Floyd
	10:53pm MHLee: I'm going to see Nick Mason play Syd era stuff on the 30th
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: My guess would be it's just a typical dramatic descending chord kinda thing - used in Horror & logical for the Phantom. DUM DUM DUM kinda thing...
	10:53pm Julie: oooh MH I Hear that's a GREAT show
	10:54pm Julie: ohh he's at the Beacon in october...
	10:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...probly standard in the Genre - from a particular Classical piece I'm too ignorant to put a finger on...
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah people have seemed enthused about the Mason presentation. If it wasn't good - we'd have heard about that !
	10:56pm Robm: Hey fellow banana listeners i am fading so i will talk to you all Tuesday on dark night of the soul
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: flipside Robm !
	10:57pm Julie: nite Rob!
	10:58pm MHLee: Bye
	10:59pm MHLee: @REV if it's coincidence that would be one of the dozen of pieces he's accused of ripping off
	10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...then again - Weber would be well aware of Floyd I don't doubt...
	10:59pm Androu B.: Evening, Mr. Fab!
	11:00pm MHLee: Puccini is the most obvious of the accusations imo
	11:00pm Androu B.: Good night, Robm!
	11:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Maybe JC Superstar was original cause he was fresh & stoned ! :D ...not sure much after that I need from him - tho it's all ok probly... Worse things in the world than his shows ...maybe.
	11:00pm MHLee: I only have fading yellow 7! I need to get all of them
	11:01pm Julie: there are some wonderful metal versions of the title song from phantom... But JCS is definitely my favorite.
	11:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He has said I think - he had no idea what he was doing ! ...Proper Rawk Music then...
	11:03pm Julie: my dad loves ALW. Post superstar.
	11:03pm Mr Fab: Do NOT mention Andrew Lloyd Webber to Roger waters. He gets maaaaaad…
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HaHa ! ...How good is this Donovan.
	11:05pm MHLee: There's a line on amused to death about webers fingers breaking off
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Indeed !
	11:06pm David Shortell: Mick Avory rehearsed with the Rolling Stones before their official show, for which he was advertised. He however claims to have not appeared for said show. So who actually drummed at the Stones' debut?
	11:07pm MHLee: Pete Best?
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He was advertised. They listed the personnel.
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves ISB
	11:07pm MHLee: This is a favorite of the later ISB for me
	11:07pm Julie: MH I almost said that!
	11:07pm Julie: well I was GONNA say Karen Carpenter and then I thought of pete
	11:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 12th July, 1962 ...' A preview article for the gig advertised the lineup as Jaggers, along with Richards and Jones, Pretty Things guitarist Dick Taylor, and Kinks drummer Mick Avory. However, there was even some dispute around the drumming at the first gig. Avory said it was actually his friend Tony Chapman who played, but other members said they couldn’t even remember if there was a drummer playing at all. '...
	11:11pm Julie: (because those are the two of the 5 60s era drummers I can name)
	11:12pm MHLee: This I think is the first album once these guys became Scientologists
	11:12pm Julie: must have been a very bluesy show
	11:13pm MHLee: @Julie the drummer in Derek and the Dominoes played everywhere too
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I always think of how far along TheBeatles already were by mid1962. They got Ringo by August pretty music right when they got Signed & began Recording.
	11:14pm Julie: @MH but I could not name him
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: pretty *much ...Jim Gordon. Criminally insane ! Ugly story.
	11:17pm Aitch: Lurking / working hey Julie and crew
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Between the Donovan & this StringBand all I can think of is coming down off of acid...
	11:17pm Julie: hey there Aitch!
	11:17pm Julie: COMMISSIONER Gordon was the drummer for Eric Clapton?
	11:18pm Aitch: just lit an incense
	11:18pm Julie: (just read about Jim Gordon, big yikes)
	11:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - he had occasion to interact with police commissioners...
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very big yikes.
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the LizzieBorden of Rawk'n'Roll...
	11:20pm MHLee: God, I love this song
	11:20pm Julie: syd barrett is a freakin success story compared to Jim
	11:21pm Julie: this is kinks-like
	11:21pm Julie: like muswell era
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah - with SkipSpence somewhere inbetween ...altho he still interacted with folks later I suppose...
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...MusicHall...
	11:22pm Julie: yes I think every english band did this at some point
	11:22pm Julie: or, in case, more accurately, every british band
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very Goon Show in a way...
	11:22pm Aitch: and dress up as ladies
	11:23pm MHLee: I did a music hall show recently
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...doing the 1920s in the 1960s would be like doing the 1980s now...
	11:25pm Julie: being such a heavy kinks fan I always think of them but like even Queen did it
	11:25pm Julie: A LOT of folks are doing the 80s
	11:26pm Aitch: i never really stopped
	11:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Course anything TheBeatles did everybody thot was allowed...
	11:29pm Androu B.: G'Day, Aitch!
	11:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Had @ least one person tell me Robin Williamson of ISB doing his Bardic Harp thing was the most incredible musical performance they'd seen. His 'Five Denials on Merlin's Grave' - a longform poem on the deep history of Britain is a favorite thing...
	11:35pm Julie: I thought I saw they were at woodstock did they not make the film or just I did forget them
	11:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They say their intimate acoustic thing didn't go over well @ Woodstock. Here's MHLee's MusicHall ! : wfmu.org... The Old Codger is fond of his GeorgeFormby. :D
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yay ! Van der Graaf ! ...I like to say the PrettyThings to KingCrimson's Stones...
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...lost in the MusicHall wigkey : en.wikipedia.org... ...thinking of the 'Dylan Lennon Marx & God' book on the UK / USA differences...
	11:44pm Julie: he did not choose it!
	11:45pm MHLee: I have a recording of them at woodstock... it's not a terrible set... also thanks for linking me! I actually think the ISB may have been influenced by Jugband more than music hall with the kazoos... hard to tell
	11:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Made sure he put in a whole separate voiceover so we knew it's a Scorpio song...
	11:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If Jugband then Skiffle rears its head as well ...we'll need BillyBragg in here ! :D ...
	11:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean - they have sitars - whatever !
	11:48pm MHLee: I may have to do a skiffle show
	11:49pm MHLee: On vocalist studied Moroccan singing techniques
	11:49pm MHLee: The first album is basically Scottish folk with a weird playfulness to it
	11:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah out of a Folk club - the Incredible club... Bert Jansch there...
	11:51pm Julie: any skiffle bands with girl singers?
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Good question !
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it was allowed in Folk I suppose...
	11:52pm MHLee: Maybe I'll run a rock show here after i get my PhD and i no longer run my other four out side of wfmu shows
	11:54pm MHLee: @Julie Chris Barbers jazz band which doubled in skiffle has a female vocalist on some tracks ... trad jazz tracks or old country tracks played in trad jazz mainly but maybe a skiffle on exists
	11:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not sure a lot of Skiffle people made it to Studios...
	11:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Jazzbos slumming it :D ...
	11:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Honestly - are there Skiffle records besides LonnieDonnegan ?
	11:56pm Scott67: Thanks Julie!😎🤙🌻🦜
	11:56pm Mr Fab: yeah, wot Scott said!
	11:57pm MHLee: My favorite version of this is by midwinter
	11:57pm MHLee: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63 well lonnie was part of Chris barber's band
	11:57pm Morgan: This is sublime
	11:58pm Julie: thanks for listening everyone! It's lovely but the pronounciation of Thyme is painful
	11:58pm MHLee: But there's the Viper's Skiffle Group and something & the Bluegrass Boys
	11:58pm Julie: also, hi Morgan!
	11:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lonnie was - that's right ! ...Soaring voice. Nice delivery. Appreciate they don't muck up the arrangement...
	11:59pm MHLee: Thanks Jule. Thanks all for great conversation!
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Man to have real pipes like that. 15 ?!?! ~ Thank You Always DJ Julie ! ~
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thank you MHLee ! & everybody.
	12:01am Androu B.: @MHLee - While your harping on that skiffle, look through Andy Partridge's "Fuzzy Warbles" compilations and you'll find some nifty skiffle tracks in those! Thanks, Julie!
	12:02am MHLee: Thanks Androu
	12:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Those huge sparking Tesla kinda things in Frankenstein are Van der Graafs for instance...
	12:03am Julie: thanks so much everyone!

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from September 11, 2022

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