WFMU: Crayons to Perfume with Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Playlist from July 11, 2018

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	7:03pm MOM WHIG: Good evening all....
	7:04pm Gaylord Fields: Hello, MOM WHIG, and everyone else!
	7:05pm MOM WHIG: Always enjoy the Angels
	7:05pm Gaylord Fields: We still must behave ourselves even though we're unsupervised.
	7:06pm MOM WHIG: Exactly! 94 here in VA today
	7:08pm Gaylord Fields: Yikes!
	7:27pm MOM WHIG: Cooler front arriving in a few days .....
	7:30pm Gaylord Fields: It's cooler here up north after yesterday's heat.
	7:33pm MOM WHIG: My good friend in Portland, Me said it's way cooler and less humidity today there - picture perfect!
	7:38pm Gaylord Fields: I just came back from a vacation I spent in Portland and Nova Scotia last week, and it was hot at first but cooled down considerably by the end.
	7:45pm MOM WHIG: A great place - hope you had a good time there.
	7:51pm MOM WHIG: All good things must come to an end
	7:51pm Gaylord Fields: I certainly did!
	7:53pm MOM WHIG: I'll get up there in Sept. A good time to go to Portland.
	7:56pm MOM WHIG: See you next week....bye!
	9:52am permanent vacation: With Caprice Records partners Gerry Granahan producing and Hutch Davie arranging and leading the band, the ANGELS scored a pair of top 40 hits with “’Til” and “Cry Baby Cry” in 1961-62. Proficient background singers, the members of the Starlets and Angels were frequently employed by Granahan and others to sweeten other artists’ sessions. Through one of these jobs, the Angels' Allbut sisters met Richard Gottehrer, Robert Feldman, and Jerry Goldstein, partners in the FGG songwriting and production company. They wrote “My Boyfriend’s Back” for the Shirelles,” Gerry Granahan explains. “They asked me if the Angels could do a demo. They were still signed to Caprice Records and I had the name. So, Feldman says to me, ‘I’ve got a song for the Shirelles. Can I use the Angels to do a demo? I said, ‘O.K., just let me know how it comes out.’ I didn’t hear anything from anybody. Then I heard they’re going to sell it to Mercury. I said, ‘How can they sell it to Mercury? Are the girls going to change their name and call themselves the Starlets again?’ ‘No, they’re going to be sold as the Angels.’ I said, ‘No way. I’ll work a deal out with you. I don’t want to go through any hassles. If they want to give up a piece of it, I’ll walk away. My attorney kept saying, ‘I’m working on it.’” In a convoluted turn of events, Granahan’s unscrupulous attorney worked a deal for himself with FGG, edging the producer-label owner out of the picture. “He sits down with the girls, signs them to Sabina, a label which we distributed then makes a deal with FGG without me knowing about it and sells the name of the Angels to Mercury for $5,000. After the record was a hit, Mercury, in turn, gave the Angels name to FGG and took it out of their royalties. On top of that, when they came out with the first album they took my masters of ‘Til’ and ‘Cry Baby Cry’ and included them without any permission whatsoever.” Soon after, Granahan was paid a visit by a prominent New York hit man. “My attorney had O.K.’d it for this guy to come over and break my legs. He was my best friend and he stuck it to me. I didn’t see all these contracts and he said he had all my paperwork from when he was dealing with them in his house in his basement, with my tapes. Then he says to me, ‘I have some bad news for you. I had a flood and everything got destroyed.’ You sell your best friend down the river all for a couple of thousand dollars? Legally, this is still not resolved since the ‘60s and the Angels are fighting them for their royalties, too.” modified from TODD BAPTISTA's 2012 profile of Gerry Granahan at www.toddbaptista.com/gerry%20granahan.html

Crayons to Perfume with Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Playlist from July 11, 2018

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July 11, 2018: The Angels and friends Tip their Halo to you
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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
The Angels	The Guy With The Black Eye
The Angels	Wow Wow Wee (He's The Boy For Me)
The Angels	My Boyfriend's Back "My Boyfriend's Back" by "The Angels"

The Angels	Welcome to the Floor "Welcome to the Floor" by "The Angels"
The Angels	Has Anybody Seen My Boyfriend?
The Angels	Why Don't The Boy Leave Me Alone
The Angels	Love Me Now "Love Me Now" by "The Angels"
The Angels	Little Beatle Boy "Little Beatle Boy" by "The Angels"

Jessica James & The Outlaws	We'll Be Making Out
The Halos	I Do "I Do" by "The Halos"
The Starlets	Where Is My Love Tonight
Tiffany Michael	Come Closer "Come Closer" by "Tiffany Michael"
The Delicates	Ronnie Is My Love "Ronnie Is My Love" by "The Delicates"
Bernadette Caroll	Party Girl "Party Girl" by "Bernadette Caroll"
Toni Mason	Shadow Of Your Love "Shadow Of Your Love" by "Toni Mason"

Debra Swisher	You're So Good To Me
The Angels	I Adore Him "I Adore Him" by "The Angels"
The Angels	He's The Kissing Kind "He's The Kissing Kind" by "The Angels"
The Angels	The Boy From Crosstown
The Angels	The Boy With the Green Eyes
The Angels	Merry Go Round "Merry Go Round" by "The Angels"
The Angels	You're The Cause of It All

The Angels	Thank You and Goodnight

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Listener comments!
	7:03pm MOM WHIG: Good evening all....
	7:04pm Gaylord Fields: Hello, MOM WHIG, and everyone else!
	7:05pm MOM WHIG: Always enjoy the Angels
	7:05pm Gaylord Fields: We still must behave ourselves even though we're unsupervised.
	7:06pm MOM WHIG: Exactly! 94 here in VA today
	7:08pm Gaylord Fields: Yikes!
	7:27pm MOM WHIG: Cooler front arriving in a few days .....
	7:30pm Gaylord Fields: It's cooler here up north after yesterday's heat.
	7:33pm MOM WHIG: My good friend in Portland, Me said it's way cooler and less humidity today there - picture perfect!
	7:38pm Gaylord Fields: I just came back from a vacation I spent in Portland and Nova Scotia last week, and it was hot at first but cooled down considerably by the end.
	7:45pm MOM WHIG: A great place - hope you had a good time there.
	7:51pm MOM WHIG: All good things must come to an end
	7:51pm Gaylord Fields: I certainly did!
	7:53pm MOM WHIG: I'll get up there in Sept. A good time to go to Portland.
	7:56pm MOM WHIG: See you next week....bye!
	9:52am permanent vacation: With Caprice Records partners Gerry Granahan producing and Hutch Davie arranging and leading the band, the ANGELS scored a pair of top 40 hits with “’Til” and “Cry Baby Cry” in 1961-62. Proficient background singers, the members of the Starlets and Angels were frequently employed by Granahan and others to sweeten other artists’ sessions. Through one of these jobs, the Angels' Allbut sisters met Richard Gottehrer, Robert Feldman, and Jerry Goldstein, partners in the FGG songwriting and production company. They wrote “My Boyfriend’s Back” for the Shirelles,” Gerry Granahan explains. “They asked me if the Angels could do a demo. They were still signed to Caprice Records and I had the name. So, Feldman says to me, ‘I’ve got a song for the Shirelles. Can I use the Angels to do a demo? I said, ‘O.K., just let me know how it comes out.’ I didn’t hear anything from anybody. Then I heard they’re going to sell it to Mercury. I said, ‘How can they sell it to Mercury? Are the girls going to change their name and call themselves the Starlets again?’ ‘No, they’re going to be sold as the Angels.’ I said, ‘No way. I’ll work a deal out with you. I don’t want to go through any hassles. If they want to give up a piece of it, I’ll walk away. My attorney kept saying, ‘I’m working on it.’” In a convoluted turn of events, Granahan’s unscrupulous attorney worked a deal for himself with FGG, edging the producer-label owner out of the picture. “He sits down with the girls, signs them to Sabina, a label which we distributed then makes a deal with FGG without me knowing about it and sells the name of the Angels to Mercury for $5,000. After the record was a hit, Mercury, in turn, gave the Angels name to FGG and took it out of their royalties. On top of that, when they came out with the first album they took my masters of ‘Til’ and ‘Cry Baby Cry’ and included them without any permission whatsoever.” Soon after, Granahan was paid a visit by a prominent New York hit man. “My attorney had O.K.’d it for this guy to come over and break my legs. He was my best friend and he stuck it to me. I didn’t see all these contracts and he said he had all my paperwork from when he was dealing with them in his house in his basement, with my tapes. Then he says to me, ‘I have some bad news for you. I had a flood and everything got destroyed.’ You sell your best friend down the river all for a couple of thousand dollars? Legally, this is still not resolved since the ‘60s and the Angels are fighting them for their royalties, too.” modified from TODD BAPTISTA's 2012 profile of Gerry Granahan at www.toddbaptista.com/gerry%20granahan.html

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