WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from August 15, 2019

Listener comments!
	🦇 12:00pm Phillippe Bastille: Firsties!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: FITTING TRACK
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: The sick thing is I was just thinking of Scorsese’s Casino.
	🦇 12:02pm Julie: I've never seen it! Hi James & Phillippe! Welcome to my silly theme show.
	12:03pm Michael 98145: Hey, Julie! Cannot believe the Stones are still playing stadiums.
	🦇 12:03pm Julie: hi Michael!
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: @Julie: Bad shit happens during this tune. I realize that could be 80% of his work.
	🦇 12:04pm Julie: without googling who can tell me who the model is on harper's bazaar?
	🦇 12:06pm Phillippe Bastille: Twiggy?
	12:06pm βrian: I can't even tell what decade the cover is from.
	🦇 12:07pm Julie: December 1969. It's Stephanie Farrow, sister of Mia & Prudence.
	12:07pm Michael 98145: Don't know her. But funny eye makeup is all the rage again.
	12:08pm still b/p: In today's vintage Peanuts strip in the daily paper, Lucy tells Charlie Brown, "It's a medical fact that people with big eyes need more sleep than people with small eyes." That model needs her some MAJOR sleeps, y'all.
	🦇 12:08pm Julie: hahaha yep
	🦇 12:10pm Phillippe Bastille: My eyes haven't been that lacking in red since 1961...
	🦇 12:10pm Julie: she actually reminds me of Natasha Lyonne in this picture
	🦇 12:12pm listener james from westwood: Oooh, good call.
	🦇 12:13pm Julie: I didn't even know about this Cher album till yesterday!
	🦇 12:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder what people a half-century from now will think of our music and magazine covers.
	12:14pm Sem: Happy to swirl around in the '69 music cyclone, Julie. Anything to get out of Kansas. Greets, dark knights, all.
	12:14pm Michael 98145: Doors!
	12:15pm Michael 98145: Whoa. what just happened ?
	🦇 12:16pm listener james from westwood: Hopped off the stream but we're back!
	🦇 12:16pm Julie: yikes. Good now?
	12:16pm Michael 98145: yes. more better.
	🦇 12:19pm listener james from westwood: It's AOK!
	12:19pm still b/p: "What Every Woman Should Know" What would versions of that article say then and now? ...depending on author and publication? I almost never see Fallon's late night show, but last night saw him do a pretty funny impression of Jim Morrison in a competition series of impressions with his guest. Gotta admit, he is good at such takes.
	🦇 12:23pm listener james from westwood: Glad for this Shaw!
	12:32pm Tome: Julie ,, ! silly ? well not Elton in '69 that's for sure great early one !<>!
	🦇 12:33pm Julie: hi Tome! oh for sure. underrated album.
	12:34pm doctorjazz: Hello!
	12:34pm Tome: yes Julie to put it lightly ! raw Elton !
	🦇 12:35pm Julie: hi doctorjazz!
	🦇 12:37pm Julie: I think this song is so representative of his early shows where he did more jamming on piano.
	🦇 12:38pm listener james from westwood: Sneaky coda!
	12:39pm Mark R: Fallon's version of the Doors doing "Reading Rainbow" is a classic. But Fallon will be forever dead to me after mussing up Trump's hair and normalizing him like he's not a nazi.
	🦇 12:40pm Julie: yeah I can't tolerate him anymore
	🦇 12:40pm Julie: I miss Craig Ferguson's late night show. it was silly and smart all at the same time
	12:43pm doctorjazz: I missed the beginning, but I sense a pattern/theme...(great deductive powers...)
	12:43pm Linda Lee: hi Julie! good morning!
	🦇 12:44pm listener james from westwood: Yay Drummer Stream for allowing frank Grace!
	🦇 12:44pm Julie: hi Linda lee! Yes doctor jazz, it's all 1969 in honor of the woodstock anniversary. An alternative woodstock except for these guys who I didn't have the heart to exclude
	🦇 12:46pm chris: hi, Julie and folks. tunes from the year of my birth? yes please.
	12:47pm Linda Lee: 'what every woman should know' : undoubtedly all about men. nothing else. i now sit about 30 miles from the woodstock site. what a pretty spot ~ lovely camping & vibes ~ before it was developed into the commercial concert venue 'bethel woods'. i hear the area's booked up solid for this week's commercial celebrations!
	🦇 12:47pm Julie: hi chris!
	🦇 12:47pm Phillippe Bastille: @KFHP @12:13 You mean the people working at our nursing homes while we hear the same stuff over and over and over again?
	🦇 12:49pm Julie: yeah this song has delete button all over it
	12:49pm still b/p: If anyone here listens to the full new 38 disc Woodstock compilation...well, like to hear report on that experience. WXPN in Philly is broadcasting whole thing starting later today into the weekend.
	12:50pm Linda Lee: i don't think the conversation about what happened in bethel 50 years ago is yet completed. the third largest city in the state was ephemeral!
	12:51pm Linda Lee: as interested as i am in the event & aftermath .. 38 discs??
	12:53pm doctorjazz: Stream hiccups?
	12:53pm Linda Lee: louie louie the partisan.
	🦇 12:53pm Julie: oh no again?
	12:54pm Linda Lee: we're ok at the moment.
	🦇 12:54pm Julie: is everyone experiencing the dropouts?
	12:56pm Linda Lee: it was super brief. seems fine now.
	12:58pm Parq: Joining the fun. Missed a couple of good sets, I see. Not been on long enough to report on drop-outs. Would probably attribute them to my own persnickety work puter if I did hear some. (IE spellcheck takes "persnickety" -- who knew?)
	🦇 12:58pm Julie: hiya Parq! Yeah I am trying to figure out if it's happening to everyone or not
	12:59pm Mark R: I didn't even know Genesis was making records in 1969
	🦇 1:00pm Julie: it's a very different sound than what they became. And it's quite good IMHO
	1:03pm Mark R: Yeah I like it although I like the Peter Gabriel-era stuff too. Fe: Woodstock, I think the best stuff is still on the original 3-record set.
	1:03pm Linda Lee: some folks who came to our area for the festival in 69 never left. quite a year for them! :-)
	🦇 1:03pm Julie: that was Peter Gabriel.
	1:04pm Mark R: Re not Fe. Well I guess I meant the stuff right before he left like "Lamb," I still like that.
	🦇 1:04pm listener james from westwood: Had a feeling we'd be hearing from the Bee Gees, but wasn't expecting such a sweet tune!
	1:05pm Linda Lee: i remember the red velvet Odessa album cover very well.
	1:05pm doctorjazz: I remember Odessa had some impressive album cover, good embossed, I think it was red velvet on early versions (but I wouldn't swear to that).
	1:05pm Mark R: Well if the Sgt. Pepper backing tracks aren't the perfect DJ talk bed, I don't know what is.
	1:05pm doctorjazz: Hey, Linda!
	1:08pm Linda Lee: i don't believe they were ever just 'bee gees', Julie. could be a discogs thing.
	1:08pm Mark R: Leonard wasn't at Woodstock, but he did play the Isle of Wight Festival the following year, which was in many ways even more unruly. There's a recording of that set, it's fascinating hearing him tame that wild beast.
	1:08pm Linda Lee: hey there doctor jazz!
	1:11pm still b/p: Also in festival zone: I only saw Monterey Pop documentary once, I think, many years ago. Should watch that one again
	1:12pm Linda Lee: melanie also played for us at our 25th anniversary gathering at the farm. that was nice. a totally organic, impromptu, free gathering. richie havens played for us too. there was an 'official' concert held up in saugerties, i believe, that turned out disastrous.
	🦇 1:13pm Julie: oooh yes I haven't watched that either. Hilya still b/p! Linda do you ever get sick of woodstock tourists in the area?
	1:13pm Linda Lee: held at a former military installation, i do believe. no wonder. michael lang attempted to get something together this year, but couldn't.
	1:14pm Linda Lee: there are lots of them this week, Julie, but the whole area's become such a hot tourist destination that woodstock doesn't really figure in normally.
	🦇 1:15pm Julie: I went to one of the towns up there, I forget which, and it was full of cheesy fake hippie stuff shops.
	1:15pm doctorjazz: Great cover, this Smiths...could've been 20 years later.
	1:16pm Linda Lee: there's not much to see of yasgur's farm any more. bethel woods is a complex! they put up a parking lot & run shuttles. maybe you were in Woodstock?
	🦇 1:16pm Julie: this whole record is fantastic. Gayle McCormick was a hell of a singer.
	🦇 1:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: I crashed Woodstock '94 in Saugarties. Hard to believe that's already now halfway between today and the original. Didn't go to W99 way up north.
	1:18pm Linda Lee: woodstock was the original site proposed. then the town put the kibosh on the festival after all the promotion was in play. so, 'woodstock' in bethel, in another county!
	1:18pm Linda Lee: you should've come to bethel instead, Ken!
	1:18pm doctorjazz: So, they really paved paradise able pot up a parking lot. Huh? Big smile for The Kinks!
	🦇 1:19pm Julie: there was a movie about that a few years ago
	1:19pm doctorjazz: (Great Kinks record...)
	1:19pm Linda Lee: yes, they did. the mountains surrounding are unchanging, but the original site? i just can't.
	1:21pm Linda Lee: there's actually a 'woodstock museum' as part of the bethel complex. another way to bury the original feel for good.
	🦇 1:21pm Julie: I think there is a massive anniversary box set of Arthur coming out
	1:21pm doctorjazz: Don't remember Jane Birkin.
	1:22pm Linda Lee: she was more a european star. serge's muse!
	1:22pm doctorjazz: The Anniversary Boxes are killing me...they all are quite expensive.
	1:22pm still b/p: Google translate sez: I know yet charming boys Who really love me And who ride in Ford Mustang But I love my Orangutan Orangutan Orangutan
	🦇 1:22pm Julie: jane is still performing. Saw her with an orchestra about a year ago.
	1:23pm Parq: I was driving home from the Adirondacks the weekend of Woodstock '94. I was worried about traffic, but apparently so was everyone else. You could count the total number of other cars I saw from Albany to Mawah on your hands.
	🦇 1:24pm Julie: wow
	1:24pm Linda Lee: well, Nancy sounds like she ate that preacher's son for breakfast, doesn't she :-D
	1:25pm Linda Lee: the back roads were easy around bethel too. normal summer traffic.
	1:27pm Linda Lee: there were lots of us there, though! people from everywhere.
	1:28pm Linda Lee: the choice of things to do probably kept any one roadway from clogging.
	1:29pm Parq: Linda, I remember reading about the alternative show in Bethel that summer. Sounds like it really meant a lot to you
	1:30pm Linda Lee: it was nice. a local gathering for us. :-)
	🦇 1:31pm Julie: the alternative stuff is always better
	1:31pm Linda Lee: people had been camping there in summer since 69, though ~ so in a sense the festival never ended totally, until the site was closed for renovation.
	1:32pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy all. Wonderful show, Julie. "69 was the year I truly bonded with music, beyond WABC(AM).
	🦇 1:33pm Julie: hi Kevin! Fabulous!
	1:34pm Linda Lee: yasgur's farm kept producing dairy & they allowed people to camp on the site. so, still a good family. you'd see the tie-dyed milk trucks delivering milk around the area :-)
	🦇 1:34pm Phillippe Bastille: woodstock.com looks like a great merchandising site. Everything you need to imply you were there store.woodstock.com...
	1:35pm Michael 98145: German? Danish?
	1:36pm Michael 98145: Ah.
	1:36pm Linda Lee: that stuff is weird, Phillippe. :-D
	1:38pm Linda Lee: 'back to the garden'. horse shit! :-D
	1:39pm still b/p: I always think about the mud...the rain and the mud. And congestion and crowding. Would attendance for the less -"roll-with-it"-inclined have been a tiring, trying misadventure? ...the glass of the Woodstock experience half-empty, and half full of mud? How many people got cranky with friends and partners?
	1:40pm Michael 98145: { that's like someone in 1959 having a difficult time of letting go of 1909 }
	1:41pm Linda Lee: @still b/p ~ if so, it's not what they talk about now, in my experience.
	🦇 1:41pm Julie: oops this album came out first in the UK in 1968. this was a huge hit in 69 though.
	🦇 1:41pm listener james from westwood: "I didn't wanna mess up ya floor, Hendry ..."
	1:42pm Parq: I hope this isn't too controversial an opinion, but for me, Woodstock is part of the landscape, something that happened against all odds a long time ago and can't ever happen again, kind of like the Beatles. Lang's misbegotten effort to make lighting strike twice was doomed from the outset and I'm not at all sorry to see it tanked.
	🦇 1:43pm listener james from westwood: Strike that—"I didn't wanna get blood on ya floor, Hendry."
	1:45pm Linda Lee: agree, Parq. what matters is what's happened since. all of it.
	1:47pm Linda Lee: but of course someone capable of that kind of vision to start with, would make the attempt. why not?
	1:47pm still b/p: When I looked at the Burning Man website years ago, they warned of dehydration and circumstances and restrictions related to the environment being a true test for couples. Advising awareness, advising choice of informed and ready companion. Otherwise, be some fighting, maybe.
	🦇 1:49pm Julie: Parq I agree, you can't recreate that no matter how hard you try.
	1:50pm still b/p: Speaking of attempting re-creations: Saw something today about a guy who "ships Irish pubs to every corner of the globe in 40-foot-long containers. And inside those containers are the elements that he has found will make an Irish pub authentic." Um, no.
	1:50pm Linda Lee: a test for sure. then again, in that kind of environment the dynamic between you changes. it has to.
	1:52pm Linda Lee: also, if you're not happy there you're sure not sticking it out for the whole trip. it's not boot camp. you can leave!
	1:52pm Parq: still b/p -- Jaysus, as they say back home.
	🦇 1:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Now there's an Apple track I bet even a few hard Beatletards don't know [raises hand]... & Bowie doing a kinda Brecht/Scott Walker thang... & Jackie D....yeah that stuff..
	1:55pm still b/p: Lorry-load of eejit peddler shite.
	1:55pm Linda Lee: Mary Hopkin was Paul's protege' .. it's a shame her mother didn't like it.
	🦇 1:55pm Julie: hi rev rabbit!
	🦇 1:55pm Julie: such a gorgeous voice, Mary
	1:56pm KevinfromBayRidge: My family stayed for the summer 5 miles south in Swan Lake. Unfortunately, that summer, we left a week before the festival. However we passed the farm several times during the construction of the stage and fences( lotta good they were!). My 14 year old eyes knew that I was missing something VERY big.
	1:56pm Linda Lee: what people want & will pay for, to their best extent, is authentic experience. can't fault a bloke for trying. just like Mike Lang! :-D
	1:59pm Michael 98145: thanks for this Nyro
	1:59pm Linda Lee: i know one local 14 year old who went & one who stayed home to fish. :-)
	2:00pm still b/p: I was in Ireland in 1968 and and saw Mary Hopkins on telly, just before she broke big in UK and US with Those Were the Days. Arthur Brown, likewise.
	🦇 2:01pm listener james from westwood: Al Stewart!
	🦇 2:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OK - yeah... You can't take away from Woodstock the charm of being surprised by their own magnitude - & - how human(e)ly they dealt with it...
	2:02pm Linda Lee: well said Rev! :-)
	2:03pm Linda Lee: local paper offers incredible festival images! www.recordonline.com...
	2:03pm KevinfromBayRidge: @Linda, I would NOT have been fishing! 5 mile walk-no problem. Pissed off parents-meh. Unfortunately, I was stuck "In Brooklyn"!
	🦇 2:05pm Julie: Those were the days is about my least favorite of hers but it was huge
	2:06pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry you missed out, Kevin. i had friends in the city consider going, but by the time it really seemed like a great thing to do, it was too late to travel.
	2:06pm Linda Lee: you weren't the only one stuck!
	2:08pm doctorjazz: All this music is my initiation to music, was in High School at the time, a waiter in Summer Camp in the Catskills. There were some plans to go to the Festival, but the camp put the whole camp on lockdown that weekend, no one was allowed to leave.
	🦇 2:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Otoh... Corso being asked if he regretted turning down going On the Road with Kerouac ...shrugs... Nahhh.
	2:09pm Linda Lee: wow. lockdown. imprisoned at camp! they wouldn't be responsible for anything that happened to you..
	2:10pm Linda Lee: the idea is the rejection of regret: living so that there will be none. that's what i've done, more or less successfully! :-)
	2:11pm Linda Lee: until real recently. they wouldn't let me do without, apparently. :-D
	2:14pm Linda Lee: have a look at those pix in the link above. you might feel better about missing out! it wasn't easy, for sure. forging new ways usually isn't.
	🦇 2:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gawshdarnit Julie - yer good...
	🦇 2:21pm Julie: haha thanks Rev! Couldn't leave Nick out.
	2:21pm Linda Lee: excellent show. brilliant. thanks Julie!
	🦇 2:22pm Julie: thanks, Linda! glad you're enjoying it!
	🦇 2:22pm Phillippe Bastille: @stillb/p was in an authentic Irish pub in a guy's living quarters in an ex-pat employee compound in Saudi Arabia. 4 guys shared a shower so three of them could make alcohol in their bath tubs.
	🦇 2:24pm Julie: i was really nervous about this show but hopefully you guys are enjoying it as much as I am!
	2:25pm Linda Lee: no need to worry! well done! :-)
	🦇 2:26pm listener james from westwood: It's an absolute treat! I was only 6 months old at the end of this year so hearing it all in one go is the change I never had then!
	🦇 2:26pm listener james from westwood: change --> chance
	2:26pm still b/p: Ahh, that's a grand pub, The Grout and Washcloth. I'm sure there's plenty under the radar, but could be jailed for it there, yeah? Show's brilliant, Julie!
	🦇 2:28pm Julie: thanks so much everyone. It gave me a chance to dip into some albums by favorites that I didn't know at all, like that Renaissance one and this Floyd
	2:30pm doctorjazz: Been loving the show as well, thanks, Julie, great job!
	2:30pm Linda Lee: 'the grout & washcloth'. :-D
	🦇 2:30pm chris: my gateway band into music. the Floyd. (got into big brothers rekkids and found the wall. thus it began) thanks, Julie!
	2:30pm geezerette: Hi, Julie and flower children! Got to get myself back to the top of the garden later and hear entire playlist!
	🦇 2:31pm Julie: hi geezerette!
	2:31pm still b/p: Didn't know this: Jimi Hendrix was not organizers' first choice to close it out. Roy Rogers was! Really. He declined.
	2:32pm geezerette: Trigger had a cold.
	🦇 2:32pm Julie: From what I hear, most people were gone by the time Jimi played
	2:32pm Linda Lee: ahahaha! guess they were looking for 'happy trails' as a send off.
	🦇 2:32pm Julie: that's weird..Roy Rogers
	2:33pm Linda Lee: he'd have been a childhood cowboy hero for many of those kids. not so odd.
	2:33pm geezerette: Ha, Trigger was too stuffed to sing.
	🦇 2:33pm Julie: if only Jimi had played happy trails on his guitar
	2:34pm Linda Lee: oh my god. :-D
	🦇 2:34pm Julie: hero yes but unexpected at a music festival with mud drugs and naked people
	2:36pm Linda Lee: as i remember there was a funny kind of nostalgia popular too, at the time. ergo mickey mouse watches. i can see it.
	2:36pm Linda Lee: camp! you know?
	2:37pm northguineahills: I love 20/20!
	🦇 2:37pm Julie: this album is new to me, only recognized do it again and I can hear music
	2:38pm geezerette: !!! That would have been great!. He was the last act so that would've been appropriate. Love Mickey Dolenz's voice.
	2:38pm Linda Lee: would've been brilliant, really.
	2:38pm KevinfromBayRidge: Guess they couldn't get Buffalo Bob & Howdy Doody either? Wunnerful shew, young lady!
	2:39pm still b/p: "Michael (Lang) had this image of Roy Rogers galloping up on Trigger, hopping on the stage, and singing 'Happy Trails' to thousands of hippies. It didn't happen because Roy Rogers' manager thought Woodstock would be a waste of time."
	2:40pm Linda Lee: wow. too bad.
	2:41pm Ken Kercheval Ate My Chicken Sandwich: Gona play any Phil Woods Julie?
	🦇 2:42pm Julie: sorry, I don't even know him!
	2:43pm Ken Kercheval Ate My Chicken Sandwich: ok, nae bother
	2:43pm geezerette: Thanks, Julie & all! Hippy Trails To You!
	2:43pm Linda Lee: that was an exciting record, too: the Who's original 'Tommy'. thank goodness for older cousins & siblings!
	2:43pm doctorjazz: Phil Woods at Woodstock, now that would have been a long strange set.
	2:43pm still b/p: "C'mon, Dale, the kids're all swimmin' nekkid. Let's join 'em, cowboy back-country-style!"
	2:43pm northguineahills: @Julie:My copy I found in a thrift store years ago had polaroids of the Beach Boys (probably from the former owner). My wife had them framed.
	2:44pm Ken Kercheval Ate My Chicken Sandwich: Ive had the time of my life anyway
	🦇 2:44pm chris: indeed, Linda Lee. The Who were the first band i went full catalog deep (thanks big bro)
	2:45pm Linda Lee: i remember CSN & "Marrakech Express" as a happy summer '69 song too.
	2:45pm Ken Kercheval Ate My Chicken Sandwich: oh no, its that man running downhill over and over again. Im out.
	2:45pm KevinfromBayRidge: Girls Together Outrageously!
	🦇 2:45pm listener james from westwood: Oooh! Happy to finally clicky-star this song, whose artist and title were unknown to me. (I'd just referred to it mentally as the "Circular Circulation" song.)
	2:46pm Linda Lee: Girls Together Outrageously!
	2:46pm Linda Lee: gotcha, Kevin! :-D
	2:46pm geezerette: Rodney's girls.
	2:47pm geezerette: ...& Zappa's (?)
	🦇 2:48pm Julie: I don't know if it was a Rodney thing I always thought of it as a Zappa thing, Miss Pamela et al
	2:49pm KevinfromBayRidge: First heard "Circular Circulation" on a great Bizarre sampler.
	2:49pm Linda Lee: i do, too.
	2:50pm doctorjazz: Fairport!!!
	2:50pm Linda Lee: here we go. Fairport!! magnificent.
	2:51pm geezerette: Yes, exactly! OOH, love Tam Lin!
	2:53pm geezerette: There's a crazy movie of the story, directed by Roddy McDowell starring Ava Gardner and a young Ian McShane, I think.
	🦇 2:53pm listener james from westwood: Yet another song I know about solely thanks to WFMU. IIRC it was Bill Kelly whose show intro'd me. I was like, "Who IS this?!"
	2:53pm Linda Lee: so lovely. really great.
	🦇 2:54pm listener james from westwood: Young Ian McShane, as with today's Ian McShane, was not hard on the eyes.
	🦇 2:54pm Julie: I love it so much. First heard it in the sandy denny box set I got back in the 80s
	2:54pm geezerette: James, isn't it gorgeous?!
	🦇 2:54pm Julie: Bill Kelly? This sounds more Bob Brainen to me.
	2:55pm Linda Lee: "hold me tight and fear not. i am your baby's father". how absolutely great.
	2:55pm geezerette: It's a good movie! And he was beautiful. :)
	🦇 2:55pm listener james from westwood: It's a puzzlement! But it was definitely a Sunday.
	🦇 2:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. You 69ed us all afternoon!
	🦇 2:56pm Julie: NICE!
	🦇 2:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh dear. Need to work on my phrasing.
	2:56pm northguineahills: Tam Lin! (and I was just listening the Myths and Legends podcast, and yes, Tam Lin is included as an Irish folk tale. It has folklore from all cultures...
	🦇 2:57pm Julie: I'm gonna go a couple minutes late I don't to cut either of the last two :(
	2:57pm Linda Lee: well, that just capped it beautifully. off to work now. thanks Julie! loved it.
	🦇 2:57pm Julie: if I'd known I was doing this show last week, I would've saved the title song for today
	2:57pm northguineahills: Thanks, Julie! (for those interested: www.mythpodcast.com)
	🦇 2:58pm Julie: thanks for listening Linda!
	2:58pm Doug Schulkind: You could go another four hours, Julie. #imjustsaying
	🦇 2:58pm Julie: haha Hiya Doug!
	2:59pm Sem: Fun, fun, fun. Thx, Julie!
	3:01pm still b/p: Another four hours, and just like the festival, it's now a FREE show!
	🦇 3:02pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Julie—home run!
	3:02pm Michael 98145: thank you! enjoyed that.
	3:02pm geezerette: ha ha ha!
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: thanks everyone!
	🦇 3:03pm chris: thanks again, Julie!
	3:03pm Linda Lee: oh yeah!! sure do remember this one!! yes. i lived for AM radio. :-D
	3:03pm geezerette: Another great one!
	🦇 3:04pm Julie: I was surprised how late this one is, I would've pegged it more 65/66
	🦇 3:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Julie! Cya at the cool kids lunch table!
	3:04pm Linda Lee: where's my hula hoop?? :-D
	3:04pm KevinfromBayRidge: Cousin Brucie!
	3:04pm northguineahills: me too, Julie!
	3:05pm Linda Lee: hahah! Cousin Brucie!! you know it. :-D
	3:05pm geezerette: And yet it's perfect for someone who's had one too many brownies.
	🦇 3:06pm Julie: mmm brownies. thanks everyone! see ya next week!
	9:20am Bob from Millburn: Nice show, Julie. Thanks.

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from August 15, 2019

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August 15, 2019: Spirit of '69

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Rolling Stones	Gimme Shelter "Gimme Shelter" by "The Rolling Stones"	Let It Bleed	Decca	1969		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Hassles	Cat "Cat" by "The Hassles"	Hour of the Wolf	United Artists Records	1969	Featuring Billy Joel	0:04:52 (Pop-up)
Julie Driscoll with Brian Auger & the Trinity	Flesh Failures (Let the Sun Shine In)	Streetnoise	Atco Records	1969		0:08:49 (Pop-up)
Cher	For What It's Worth "For What It's Worth" by "Cher"	3614 Jackson Highway	Atco Records	1969		0:11:51 (Pop-up)
The Doors	Do It "Do It" by "The Doors"	The Soft Parade	Elektra	1969		0:14:13 (Pop-up)
Human Instinct	Ashes and Matches "Ashes and Matches" by "Human Instinct"	Burning Up Years	Marble Arch Records	1969		0:17:22 (Pop-up)
Sandie Shaw	Love Me Do "Love Me Do" by "Sandie Shaw"	Reviewing the Situation	Pye Records	1969		0:21:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Monkees	I'm A Believer (instrumental backing track)					0:23:51 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Empty Sky "Empty Sky" by "Elton John"	Empty Sky	DJM Records	1969		0:30:13 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	Gypsy "Gypsy" by "The Moody Blues"	To Our Children's Children's Children	Threshold	1969		0:38:37 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Eskimo Blue Day	Volunteers	RCA Victor	1969		0:42:12 (Pop-up)
Francoise Hardy	Suzanne "Suzanne" by "Francoise Hardy"	One-Nine-Seven-Zero	United Artists Records	1969		0:48:45 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	The Partisan "The Partisan" by "Leonard Cohen"	Songs from a Room	Columbia	1969		0:52:05 (Pop-up)
Genesis	Fireside Song "Fireside Song" by "Genesis"	From Genesis To Revelation	Decca	1969		0:55:28 (Pop-up)
Bee Gees	Seven Seas Sympony "Seven Seas Sympony" by "Bee Gees"	Odessa	Atco Records	1969		0:59:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Beatles	She's Leaving Home (Instrumental Take 1)					1:04:19 (Pop-up)
The Poppy Family Featuring Susan Jacks	There's No Blood in Bone	Which Way You Goin’ Billy?	London Records	1969		1:11:39 (Pop-up)
Smith	Baby, It's You "Baby, It's You" by "Smith"	A Group Called Smith	ABC/Dunhill Records	1969		1:13:34 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Brainwashed "Brainwashed" by "The Kinks"	Arthur or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire	Reprise Records	1969		1:17:05 (Pop-up)
Jane Birkin	Orang Outan "Orang Outan" by "Jane Birkin"	Jane Birkin - Serge Gainsbourg	Fontana	1969		1:19:32 (Pop-up)
Nancy Sinatra	Son of A Preacher Man	Nancy	Reprise Records	1969		1:21:53 (Pop-up)
Three Dog Night	Feeling Alright "Feeling Alright" by "Three Dog Night"	Suitable for Framing	ABC/Dunhill Records	1969		1:24:45 (Pop-up)
The Savage Rose	Your Lifetime's a Fairy Tale	Travelin'	Polydor	1969		1:28:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Beach Boys	Good Vibrations (stereo backing track)					1:34:48 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Atlantis "Atlantis" by "Donovan"	Barabajagal	Epic	1969	(oops this came out in 1968 in the UK)	1:40:45 (Pop-up)
Mary Hopkin	Happiness Runs "Happiness Runs" by "Mary Hopkin"	Postcard	Apple Records	1969		1:45:28 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud	David Bowie	Phillips	1969		1:46:52 (Pop-up)
Jackie De Shannon	Laurel Canyon "Laurel Canyon" by "Jackie De Shannon"	Laurel Canyon	Imperial	1969		1:51:47 (Pop-up)
Laura Nyro	Captain for Dark Mornings	New York Tendaberry	Columbia	1969		1:55:37 (Pop-up)
Al Stewart	In Brooklyn "In Brooklyn" by "Al Stewart"	Love Chronicles	Epic	1969		2:00:16 (Pop-up)
Wendy & Bonnie	Five O'Clock in the Morning	Genesis	Skye Records	1969		2:03:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Toomorrow	Toomorrow (instrumental)					2:06:41 (Pop-up)
Renaissance	Wanderer "Wanderer" by "Renaissance"	Renaissance	Island Records	1969		2:12:34 (Pop-up)
The Feminine Complex	Six O'Clock In The Morning	Livin' Love	Athena Records	1969		2:15:51 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Fruit Tree "Fruit Tree" by "Nick Drake"	Five Leaves Left	Island Records	1969		2:19:12 (Pop-up)
Tyrannosaurus Rex	She Was Born to be My Unicorn	Unicorn	Regal Zonophone	1969		2:24:14 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	The Narrow Way, Part III	Ummagumma	Harvest Records	1969		2:26:34 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	You and I "You and I" by "The Monkees"	Instant Replay	Colgems	1969		2:32:33 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Be With Me "Be With Me" by "The Beach Boys"	20/20	Capitol Records	1969		2:35:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Monkees	Pleasant Valley Sunday (Instrumental backing track)					2:38:08 (Pop-up)
Jennifer (Warnes)	We're Not Gonna Take It	See Me, Feel Me, Touch Me, Heal Me!	Parrot	1969		2:41:53 (Pop-up)
GTO's	Do Me In Once "Do Me In Once" by "GTO's"	Permanent Damage	Straight	1969		2:44:32 (Pop-up)
Coven	White Witch of Rose Hall "White Witch of Rose Hall" by "Coven"	Witchcraft Destroys Minds and Reaps Souls	Mercury	1969		2:46:34 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Tam Lin "Tam Lin" by "Fairport Convention"	Liege & Lief	Island Records	1969		2:49:51 (Pop-up)
Nell Diamond	Dig In "Dig In" by "Nell Diamond"	Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show	Uni	1969		2:56:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"					3:02:34 (Pop-up)
Tommy Roe	Dizzy "Dizzy" by "Tommy Roe"	Dizzy	ABC Records	1969		3:02:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦇 12:00pm Phillippe Bastille: Firsties!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: FITTING TRACK
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: The sick thing is I was just thinking of Scorsese’s Casino.
	🦇 12:02pm Julie: I've never seen it! Hi James & Phillippe! Welcome to my silly theme show.
	12:03pm Michael 98145: Hey, Julie! Cannot believe the Stones are still playing stadiums.
	🦇 12:03pm Julie: hi Michael!
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: @Julie: Bad shit happens during this tune. I realize that could be 80% of his work.
	🦇 12:04pm Julie: without googling who can tell me who the model is on harper's bazaar?
	🦇 12:06pm Phillippe Bastille: Twiggy?
	12:06pm βrian: I can't even tell what decade the cover is from.
	🦇 12:07pm Julie: December 1969. It's Stephanie Farrow, sister of Mia & Prudence.
	12:07pm Michael 98145: Don't know her. But funny eye makeup is all the rage again.
	12:08pm still b/p: In today's vintage Peanuts strip in the daily paper, Lucy tells Charlie Brown, "It's a medical fact that people with big eyes need more sleep than people with small eyes." That model needs her some MAJOR sleeps, y'all.
	🦇 12:08pm Julie: hahaha yep
	🦇 12:10pm Phillippe Bastille: My eyes haven't been that lacking in red since 1961...
	🦇 12:10pm Julie: she actually reminds me of Natasha Lyonne in this picture
	🦇 12:12pm listener james from westwood: Oooh, good call.
	🦇 12:13pm Julie: I didn't even know about this Cher album till yesterday!
	🦇 12:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder what people a half-century from now will think of our music and magazine covers.
	12:14pm Sem: Happy to swirl around in the '69 music cyclone, Julie. Anything to get out of Kansas. Greets, dark knights, all.
	12:14pm Michael 98145: Doors!
	12:15pm Michael 98145: Whoa. what just happened ?
	🦇 12:16pm listener james from westwood: Hopped off the stream but we're back!
	🦇 12:16pm Julie: yikes. Good now?
	12:16pm Michael 98145: yes. more better.
	🦇 12:19pm listener james from westwood: It's AOK!
	12:19pm still b/p: "What Every Woman Should Know" What would versions of that article say then and now? ...depending on author and publication? I almost never see Fallon's late night show, but last night saw him do a pretty funny impression of Jim Morrison in a competition series of impressions with his guest. Gotta admit, he is good at such takes.
	🦇 12:23pm listener james from westwood: Glad for this Shaw!
	12:32pm Tome: Julie ,, ! silly ? well not Elton in '69 that's for sure great early one !<>!
	🦇 12:33pm Julie: hi Tome! oh for sure. underrated album.
	12:34pm doctorjazz: Hello!
	12:34pm Tome: yes Julie to put it lightly ! raw Elton !
	🦇 12:35pm Julie: hi doctorjazz!
	🦇 12:37pm Julie: I think this song is so representative of his early shows where he did more jamming on piano.
	🦇 12:38pm listener james from westwood: Sneaky coda!
	12:39pm Mark R: Fallon's version of the Doors doing "Reading Rainbow" is a classic. But Fallon will be forever dead to me after mussing up Trump's hair and normalizing him like he's not a nazi.
	🦇 12:40pm Julie: yeah I can't tolerate him anymore
	🦇 12:40pm Julie: I miss Craig Ferguson's late night show. it was silly and smart all at the same time
	12:43pm doctorjazz: I missed the beginning, but I sense a pattern/theme...(great deductive powers...)
	12:43pm Linda Lee: hi Julie! good morning!
	🦇 12:44pm listener james from westwood: Yay Drummer Stream for allowing frank Grace!
	🦇 12:44pm Julie: hi Linda lee! Yes doctor jazz, it's all 1969 in honor of the woodstock anniversary. An alternative woodstock except for these guys who I didn't have the heart to exclude
	🦇 12:46pm chris: hi, Julie and folks. tunes from the year of my birth? yes please.
	12:47pm Linda Lee: 'what every woman should know' : undoubtedly all about men. nothing else. i now sit about 30 miles from the woodstock site. what a pretty spot ~ lovely camping & vibes ~ before it was developed into the commercial concert venue 'bethel woods'. i hear the area's booked up solid for this week's commercial celebrations!
	🦇 12:47pm Julie: hi chris!
	🦇 12:47pm Phillippe Bastille: @KFHP @12:13 You mean the people working at our nursing homes while we hear the same stuff over and over and over again?
	🦇 12:49pm Julie: yeah this song has delete button all over it
	12:49pm still b/p: If anyone here listens to the full new 38 disc Woodstock compilation...well, like to hear report on that experience. WXPN in Philly is broadcasting whole thing starting later today into the weekend.
	12:50pm Linda Lee: i don't think the conversation about what happened in bethel 50 years ago is yet completed. the third largest city in the state was ephemeral!
	12:51pm Linda Lee: as interested as i am in the event & aftermath .. 38 discs??
	12:53pm doctorjazz: Stream hiccups?
	12:53pm Linda Lee: louie louie the partisan.
	🦇 12:53pm Julie: oh no again?
	12:54pm Linda Lee: we're ok at the moment.
	🦇 12:54pm Julie: is everyone experiencing the dropouts?
	12:56pm Linda Lee: it was super brief. seems fine now.
	12:58pm Parq: Joining the fun. Missed a couple of good sets, I see. Not been on long enough to report on drop-outs. Would probably attribute them to my own persnickety work puter if I did hear some. (IE spellcheck takes "persnickety" -- who knew?)
	🦇 12:58pm Julie: hiya Parq! Yeah I am trying to figure out if it's happening to everyone or not
	12:59pm Mark R: I didn't even know Genesis was making records in 1969
	🦇 1:00pm Julie: it's a very different sound than what they became. And it's quite good IMHO
	1:03pm Mark R: Yeah I like it although I like the Peter Gabriel-era stuff too. Fe: Woodstock, I think the best stuff is still on the original 3-record set.
	1:03pm Linda Lee: some folks who came to our area for the festival in 69 never left. quite a year for them! :-)
	🦇 1:03pm Julie: that was Peter Gabriel.
	1:04pm Mark R: Re not Fe. Well I guess I meant the stuff right before he left like "Lamb," I still like that.
	🦇 1:04pm listener james from westwood: Had a feeling we'd be hearing from the Bee Gees, but wasn't expecting such a sweet tune!
	1:05pm Linda Lee: i remember the red velvet Odessa album cover very well.
	1:05pm doctorjazz: I remember Odessa had some impressive album cover, good embossed, I think it was red velvet on early versions (but I wouldn't swear to that).
	1:05pm Mark R: Well if the Sgt. Pepper backing tracks aren't the perfect DJ talk bed, I don't know what is.
	1:05pm doctorjazz: Hey, Linda!
	1:08pm Linda Lee: i don't believe they were ever just 'bee gees', Julie. could be a discogs thing.
	1:08pm Mark R: Leonard wasn't at Woodstock, but he did play the Isle of Wight Festival the following year, which was in many ways even more unruly. There's a recording of that set, it's fascinating hearing him tame that wild beast.
	1:08pm Linda Lee: hey there doctor jazz!
	1:11pm still b/p: Also in festival zone: I only saw Monterey Pop documentary once, I think, many years ago. Should watch that one again
	1:12pm Linda Lee: melanie also played for us at our 25th anniversary gathering at the farm. that was nice. a totally organic, impromptu, free gathering. richie havens played for us too. there was an 'official' concert held up in saugerties, i believe, that turned out disastrous.
	🦇 1:13pm Julie: oooh yes I haven't watched that either. Hilya still b/p! Linda do you ever get sick of woodstock tourists in the area?
	1:13pm Linda Lee: held at a former military installation, i do believe. no wonder. michael lang attempted to get something together this year, but couldn't.
	1:14pm Linda Lee: there are lots of them this week, Julie, but the whole area's become such a hot tourist destination that woodstock doesn't really figure in normally.
	🦇 1:15pm Julie: I went to one of the towns up there, I forget which, and it was full of cheesy fake hippie stuff shops.
	1:15pm doctorjazz: Great cover, this Smiths...could've been 20 years later.
	1:16pm Linda Lee: there's not much to see of yasgur's farm any more. bethel woods is a complex! they put up a parking lot & run shuttles. maybe you were in Woodstock?
	🦇 1:16pm Julie: this whole record is fantastic. Gayle McCormick was a hell of a singer.
	🦇 1:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: I crashed Woodstock '94 in Saugarties. Hard to believe that's already now halfway between today and the original. Didn't go to W99 way up north.
	1:18pm Linda Lee: woodstock was the original site proposed. then the town put the kibosh on the festival after all the promotion was in play. so, 'woodstock' in bethel, in another county!
	1:18pm Linda Lee: you should've come to bethel instead, Ken!
	1:18pm doctorjazz: So, they really paved paradise able pot up a parking lot. Huh? Big smile for The Kinks!
	🦇 1:19pm Julie: there was a movie about that a few years ago
	1:19pm doctorjazz: (Great Kinks record...)
	1:19pm Linda Lee: yes, they did. the mountains surrounding are unchanging, but the original site? i just can't.
	1:21pm Linda Lee: there's actually a 'woodstock museum' as part of the bethel complex. another way to bury the original feel for good.
	🦇 1:21pm Julie: I think there is a massive anniversary box set of Arthur coming out
	1:21pm doctorjazz: Don't remember Jane Birkin.
	1:22pm Linda Lee: she was more a european star. serge's muse!
	1:22pm doctorjazz: The Anniversary Boxes are killing me...they all are quite expensive.
	1:22pm still b/p: Google translate sez: I know yet charming boys Who really love me And who ride in Ford Mustang But I love my Orangutan Orangutan Orangutan
	🦇 1:22pm Julie: jane is still performing. Saw her with an orchestra about a year ago.
	1:23pm Parq: I was driving home from the Adirondacks the weekend of Woodstock '94. I was worried about traffic, but apparently so was everyone else. You could count the total number of other cars I saw from Albany to Mawah on your hands.
	🦇 1:24pm Julie: wow
	1:24pm Linda Lee: well, Nancy sounds like she ate that preacher's son for breakfast, doesn't she :-D
	1:25pm Linda Lee: the back roads were easy around bethel too. normal summer traffic.
	1:27pm Linda Lee: there were lots of us there, though! people from everywhere.
	1:28pm Linda Lee: the choice of things to do probably kept any one roadway from clogging.
	1:29pm Parq: Linda, I remember reading about the alternative show in Bethel that summer. Sounds like it really meant a lot to you
	1:30pm Linda Lee: it was nice. a local gathering for us. :-)
	🦇 1:31pm Julie: the alternative stuff is always better
	1:31pm Linda Lee: people had been camping there in summer since 69, though ~ so in a sense the festival never ended totally, until the site was closed for renovation.
	1:32pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy all. Wonderful show, Julie. "69 was the year I truly bonded with music, beyond WABC(AM).
	🦇 1:33pm Julie: hi Kevin! Fabulous!
	1:34pm Linda Lee: yasgur's farm kept producing dairy & they allowed people to camp on the site. so, still a good family. you'd see the tie-dyed milk trucks delivering milk around the area :-)
	🦇 1:34pm Phillippe Bastille: woodstock.com looks like a great merchandising site. Everything you need to imply you were there store.woodstock.com...
	1:35pm Michael 98145: German? Danish?
	1:36pm Michael 98145: Ah.
	1:36pm Linda Lee: that stuff is weird, Phillippe. :-D
	1:38pm Linda Lee: 'back to the garden'. horse shit! :-D
	1:39pm still b/p: I always think about the mud...the rain and the mud. And congestion and crowding. Would attendance for the less -"roll-with-it"-inclined have been a tiring, trying misadventure? ...the glass of the Woodstock experience half-empty, and half full of mud? How many people got cranky with friends and partners?
	1:40pm Michael 98145: { that's like someone in 1959 having a difficult time of letting go of 1909 }
	1:41pm Linda Lee: @still b/p ~ if so, it's not what they talk about now, in my experience.
	🦇 1:41pm Julie: oops this album came out first in the UK in 1968. this was a huge hit in 69 though.
	🦇 1:41pm listener james from westwood: "I didn't wanna mess up ya floor, Hendry ..."
	1:42pm Parq: I hope this isn't too controversial an opinion, but for me, Woodstock is part of the landscape, something that happened against all odds a long time ago and can't ever happen again, kind of like the Beatles. Lang's misbegotten effort to make lighting strike twice was doomed from the outset and I'm not at all sorry to see it tanked.
	🦇 1:43pm listener james from westwood: Strike that—"I didn't wanna get blood on ya floor, Hendry."
	1:45pm Linda Lee: agree, Parq. what matters is what's happened since. all of it.
	1:47pm Linda Lee: but of course someone capable of that kind of vision to start with, would make the attempt. why not?
	1:47pm still b/p: When I looked at the Burning Man website years ago, they warned of dehydration and circumstances and restrictions related to the environment being a true test for couples. Advising awareness, advising choice of informed and ready companion. Otherwise, be some fighting, maybe.
	🦇 1:49pm Julie: Parq I agree, you can't recreate that no matter how hard you try.
	1:50pm still b/p: Speaking of attempting re-creations: Saw something today about a guy who "ships Irish pubs to every corner of the globe in 40-foot-long containers. And inside those containers are the elements that he has found will make an Irish pub authentic." Um, no.
	1:50pm Linda Lee: a test for sure. then again, in that kind of environment the dynamic between you changes. it has to.
	1:52pm Linda Lee: also, if you're not happy there you're sure not sticking it out for the whole trip. it's not boot camp. you can leave!
	1:52pm Parq: still b/p -- Jaysus, as they say back home.
	🦇 1:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Now there's an Apple track I bet even a few hard Beatletards don't know [raises hand]... & Bowie doing a kinda Brecht/Scott Walker thang... & Jackie D....yeah that stuff..
	1:55pm still b/p: Lorry-load of eejit peddler shite.
	1:55pm Linda Lee: Mary Hopkin was Paul's protege' .. it's a shame her mother didn't like it.
	🦇 1:55pm Julie: hi rev rabbit!
	🦇 1:55pm Julie: such a gorgeous voice, Mary
	1:56pm KevinfromBayRidge: My family stayed for the summer 5 miles south in Swan Lake. Unfortunately, that summer, we left a week before the festival. However we passed the farm several times during the construction of the stage and fences( lotta good they were!). My 14 year old eyes knew that I was missing something VERY big.
	1:56pm Linda Lee: what people want & will pay for, to their best extent, is authentic experience. can't fault a bloke for trying. just like Mike Lang! :-D
	1:59pm Michael 98145: thanks for this Nyro
	1:59pm Linda Lee: i know one local 14 year old who went & one who stayed home to fish. :-)
	2:00pm still b/p: I was in Ireland in 1968 and and saw Mary Hopkins on telly, just before she broke big in UK and US with Those Were the Days. Arthur Brown, likewise.
	🦇 2:01pm listener james from westwood: Al Stewart!
	🦇 2:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OK - yeah... You can't take away from Woodstock the charm of being surprised by their own magnitude - & - how human(e)ly they dealt with it...
	2:02pm Linda Lee: well said Rev! :-)
	2:03pm Linda Lee: local paper offers incredible festival images! www.recordonline.com...
	2:03pm KevinfromBayRidge: @Linda, I would NOT have been fishing! 5 mile walk-no problem. Pissed off parents-meh. Unfortunately, I was stuck "In Brooklyn"!
	🦇 2:05pm Julie: Those were the days is about my least favorite of hers but it was huge
	2:06pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry you missed out, Kevin. i had friends in the city consider going, but by the time it really seemed like a great thing to do, it was too late to travel.
	2:06pm Linda Lee: you weren't the only one stuck!
	2:08pm doctorjazz: All this music is my initiation to music, was in High School at the time, a waiter in Summer Camp in the Catskills. There were some plans to go to the Festival, but the camp put the whole camp on lockdown that weekend, no one was allowed to leave.
	🦇 2:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Otoh... Corso being asked if he regretted turning down going On the Road with Kerouac ...shrugs... Nahhh.
	2:09pm Linda Lee: wow. lockdown. imprisoned at camp! they wouldn't be responsible for anything that happened to you..
	2:10pm Linda Lee: the idea is the rejection of regret: living so that there will be none. that's what i've done, more or less successfully! :-)
	2:11pm Linda Lee: until real recently. they wouldn't let me do without, apparently. :-D
	2:14pm Linda Lee: have a look at those pix in the link above. you might feel better about missing out! it wasn't easy, for sure. forging new ways usually isn't.
	🦇 2:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gawshdarnit Julie - yer good...
	🦇 2:21pm Julie: haha thanks Rev! Couldn't leave Nick out.
	2:21pm Linda Lee: excellent show. brilliant. thanks Julie!
	🦇 2:22pm Julie: thanks, Linda! glad you're enjoying it!
	🦇 2:22pm Phillippe Bastille: @stillb/p was in an authentic Irish pub in a guy's living quarters in an ex-pat employee compound in Saudi Arabia. 4 guys shared a shower so three of them could make alcohol in their bath tubs.
	🦇 2:24pm Julie: i was really nervous about this show but hopefully you guys are enjoying it as much as I am!
	2:25pm Linda Lee: no need to worry! well done! :-)
	🦇 2:26pm listener james from westwood: It's an absolute treat! I was only 6 months old at the end of this year so hearing it all in one go is the change I never had then!
	🦇 2:26pm listener james from westwood: change --> chance
	2:26pm still b/p: Ahh, that's a grand pub, The Grout and Washcloth. I'm sure there's plenty under the radar, but could be jailed for it there, yeah? Show's brilliant, Julie!
	🦇 2:28pm Julie: thanks so much everyone. It gave me a chance to dip into some albums by favorites that I didn't know at all, like that Renaissance one and this Floyd
	2:30pm doctorjazz: Been loving the show as well, thanks, Julie, great job!
	2:30pm Linda Lee: 'the grout & washcloth'. :-D
	🦇 2:30pm chris: my gateway band into music. the Floyd. (got into big brothers rekkids and found the wall. thus it began) thanks, Julie!
	2:30pm geezerette: Hi, Julie and flower children! Got to get myself back to the top of the garden later and hear entire playlist!
	🦇 2:31pm Julie: hi geezerette!
	2:31pm still b/p: Didn't know this: Jimi Hendrix was not organizers' first choice to close it out. Roy Rogers was! Really. He declined.
	2:32pm geezerette: Trigger had a cold.
	🦇 2:32pm Julie: From what I hear, most people were gone by the time Jimi played
	2:32pm Linda Lee: ahahaha! guess they were looking for 'happy trails' as a send off.
	🦇 2:32pm Julie: that's weird..Roy Rogers
	2:33pm Linda Lee: he'd have been a childhood cowboy hero for many of those kids. not so odd.
	2:33pm geezerette: Ha, Trigger was too stuffed to sing.
	🦇 2:33pm Julie: if only Jimi had played happy trails on his guitar
	2:34pm Linda Lee: oh my god. :-D
	🦇 2:34pm Julie: hero yes but unexpected at a music festival with mud drugs and naked people
	2:36pm Linda Lee: as i remember there was a funny kind of nostalgia popular too, at the time. ergo mickey mouse watches. i can see it.
	2:36pm Linda Lee: camp! you know?
	2:37pm northguineahills: I love 20/20!
	🦇 2:37pm Julie: this album is new to me, only recognized do it again and I can hear music
	2:38pm geezerette: !!! That would have been great!. He was the last act so that would've been appropriate. Love Mickey Dolenz's voice.
	2:38pm Linda Lee: would've been brilliant, really.
	2:38pm KevinfromBayRidge: Guess they couldn't get Buffalo Bob & Howdy Doody either? Wunnerful shew, young lady!
	2:39pm still b/p: "Michael (Lang) had this image of Roy Rogers galloping up on Trigger, hopping on the stage, and singing 'Happy Trails' to thousands of hippies. It didn't happen because Roy Rogers' manager thought Woodstock would be a waste of time."
	2:40pm Linda Lee: wow. too bad.
	2:41pm Ken Kercheval Ate My Chicken Sandwich: Gona play any Phil Woods Julie?
	🦇 2:42pm Julie: sorry, I don't even know him!
	2:43pm Ken Kercheval Ate My Chicken Sandwich: ok, nae bother
	2:43pm geezerette: Thanks, Julie & all! Hippy Trails To You!
	2:43pm Linda Lee: that was an exciting record, too: the Who's original 'Tommy'. thank goodness for older cousins & siblings!
	2:43pm doctorjazz: Phil Woods at Woodstock, now that would have been a long strange set.
	2:43pm still b/p: "C'mon, Dale, the kids're all swimmin' nekkid. Let's join 'em, cowboy back-country-style!"
	2:43pm northguineahills: @Julie:My copy I found in a thrift store years ago had polaroids of the Beach Boys (probably from the former owner). My wife had them framed.
	2:44pm Ken Kercheval Ate My Chicken Sandwich: Ive had the time of my life anyway
	🦇 2:44pm chris: indeed, Linda Lee. The Who were the first band i went full catalog deep (thanks big bro)
	2:45pm Linda Lee: i remember CSN & "Marrakech Express" as a happy summer '69 song too.
	2:45pm Ken Kercheval Ate My Chicken Sandwich: oh no, its that man running downhill over and over again. Im out.
	2:45pm KevinfromBayRidge: Girls Together Outrageously!
	🦇 2:45pm listener james from westwood: Oooh! Happy to finally clicky-star this song, whose artist and title were unknown to me. (I'd just referred to it mentally as the "Circular Circulation" song.)
	2:46pm Linda Lee: Girls Together Outrageously!
	2:46pm Linda Lee: gotcha, Kevin! :-D
	2:46pm geezerette: Rodney's girls.
	2:47pm geezerette: ...& Zappa's (?)
	🦇 2:48pm Julie: I don't know if it was a Rodney thing I always thought of it as a Zappa thing, Miss Pamela et al
	2:49pm KevinfromBayRidge: First heard "Circular Circulation" on a great Bizarre sampler.
	2:49pm Linda Lee: i do, too.
	2:50pm doctorjazz: Fairport!!!
	2:50pm Linda Lee: here we go. Fairport!! magnificent.
	2:51pm geezerette: Yes, exactly! OOH, love Tam Lin!
	2:53pm geezerette: There's a crazy movie of the story, directed by Roddy McDowell starring Ava Gardner and a young Ian McShane, I think.
	🦇 2:53pm listener james from westwood: Yet another song I know about solely thanks to WFMU. IIRC it was Bill Kelly whose show intro'd me. I was like, "Who IS this?!"
	2:53pm Linda Lee: so lovely. really great.
	🦇 2:54pm listener james from westwood: Young Ian McShane, as with today's Ian McShane, was not hard on the eyes.
	🦇 2:54pm Julie: I love it so much. First heard it in the sandy denny box set I got back in the 80s
	2:54pm geezerette: James, isn't it gorgeous?!
	🦇 2:54pm Julie: Bill Kelly? This sounds more Bob Brainen to me.
	2:55pm Linda Lee: "hold me tight and fear not. i am your baby's father". how absolutely great.
	2:55pm geezerette: It's a good movie! And he was beautiful. :)
	🦇 2:55pm listener james from westwood: It's a puzzlement! But it was definitely a Sunday.
	🦇 2:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. You 69ed us all afternoon!
	🦇 2:56pm Julie: NICE!
	🦇 2:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh dear. Need to work on my phrasing.
	2:56pm northguineahills: Tam Lin! (and I was just listening the Myths and Legends podcast, and yes, Tam Lin is included as an Irish folk tale. It has folklore from all cultures...
	🦇 2:57pm Julie: I'm gonna go a couple minutes late I don't to cut either of the last two :(
	2:57pm Linda Lee: well, that just capped it beautifully. off to work now. thanks Julie! loved it.
	🦇 2:57pm Julie: if I'd known I was doing this show last week, I would've saved the title song for today
	2:57pm northguineahills: Thanks, Julie! (for those interested: www.mythpodcast.com)
	🦇 2:58pm Julie: thanks for listening Linda!
	2:58pm Doug Schulkind: You could go another four hours, Julie. #imjustsaying
	🦇 2:58pm Julie: haha Hiya Doug!
	2:59pm Sem: Fun, fun, fun. Thx, Julie!
	3:01pm still b/p: Another four hours, and just like the festival, it's now a FREE show!
	🦇 3:02pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Julie—home run!
	3:02pm Michael 98145: thank you! enjoyed that.
	3:02pm geezerette: ha ha ha!
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: thanks everyone!
	🦇 3:03pm chris: thanks again, Julie!
	3:03pm Linda Lee: oh yeah!! sure do remember this one!! yes. i lived for AM radio. :-D
	3:03pm geezerette: Another great one!
	🦇 3:04pm Julie: I was surprised how late this one is, I would've pegged it more 65/66
	🦇 3:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Julie! Cya at the cool kids lunch table!
	3:04pm Linda Lee: where's my hula hoop?? :-D
	3:04pm KevinfromBayRidge: Cousin Brucie!
	3:04pm northguineahills: me too, Julie!
	3:05pm Linda Lee: hahah! Cousin Brucie!! you know it. :-D
	3:05pm geezerette: And yet it's perfect for someone who's had one too many brownies.
	🦇 3:06pm Julie: mmm brownies. thanks everyone! see ya next week!
	9:20am Bob from Millburn: Nice show, Julie. Thanks.

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from August 15, 2019

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