WFMU: Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from June 5, 2022

Listener comments!
	♥ 10:02pm WLSClark: This is great Alan Gordon written tune. Teddy Neeley did it in 68 but I LIKE Brigitte Bardot too!! ;)
	♥ 10:02pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Odd Fruits!🍌 🍻😎🤙🎶📻🌏🌻❤️🦜🦜🦜
	♥ 10:02pm Julie: I didn't know Ted did it too! I will have to check it out! Hiya WLSClark & Scott!
	♥ 10:03pm Rich in Washington: Hellos!
	10:03pm Robm: Hey fellow bananas
	♥ 10:03pm Julie: hiya Rich!
	♥ 10:03pm WLSClark: Mr Scott!!! Julie! Finally hearing at least some of show before I get outta here. Love it with song one and two!
	10:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bit of a looker is Tina.
	♥ 10:04pm Tome: Julie loving the start of this excursion very much indee !<>!
	♥ 10:04pm Julie: indeed! Hiya Rev!
	♥ 10:04pm Julie: hiya Tome!
	♥ 10:05pm Julie: Rev she's very Kate Bush-like in that picture
	♥ 10:05pm WLSClark: Julie, I think that Contact was not same as Teddy Neely Alan Gordon song. I knew I HAD heard it tho. Sorry.
	♥ 10:06pm Julie: my Teddy Neely knowledge is slim so I totally believed it!
	♥ 10:06pm Julie: He'll always be Jesus to me (shrug)
	10:06pm Robm: @Julie just took a second look at the picture, your right
	♥ 10:07pm Julie: hiya Robm!
	♥ 10:08pm Tome: got a Moody's feeling almost this Träd, Gräs Och Stenar number ...
	10:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One third more looking than average in fact : ilarge.lisimg.com...
	10:10pm Robm: @RRN63 freaky pic
	♥ 10:12pm WLSClark: WKYC Cleveland was all over this band before their hit here. I loved hearing this on the radio with that drum beat ending.
	10:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love Watchband & they usually Bring It - but not up to the Standells' original imho.
	10:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One heard GreenTambourine frequently in the day.
	♥ 10:13pm Julie: so is the watch chocolate or is the band chocolate, I've seen their name both as Watchband AND watch band
	10:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'd say watchbands are often leather & chocolate colored...
	10:15pm Robm: @RRN63 too damn much
	♥ 10:17pm WLSClark: Like Shocking Blue sound!
	♥ 10:23pm Julie: whoa that's some piano right there
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reminds me of KeithEmerson a bit.
	10:25pm Mr Fab: Hello Julie, and thx for the July! Such a great, underrated album.
	♥ 10:26pm Julie: heya Mr Fab! It really is!
	♥ 10:26pm WLSClark: The imfamous cover art! Great LP.
	10:30pm Mr Fab: Has any zombie/horror director used that Bowie song in a film?
	♥ 10:33pm WLSClark: Julie, I get your drift 64-74. Great decade Beatles to pre-disco!
	10:33pm Sylvia: Hello Julie and all!
	10:34pm Mr Fab: I get that about your ‘60s timeline- like, I’d say that “The Fifties” is really 1954-1963.
	10:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In my memory, hearing 'Future Legend' the intro to this album seeping under my older brother's door was when I first was awed by & became aware of Boowie. As a 10 year old in 1974 if one can imagine that context...
	♥ 10:38pm Julie: hi Sylvia! yeah it's funny, right Mr Fab?
	♥ 10:39pm Julie: speaking of inconsistent names...
	♥ 10:39pm WLSClark: Melanie was a star for about 3 years it seemed. I think she's still out there singing, tho! Good on her!
	♥ 10:41pm Julie: she doesn't seem to have like a "pop" past as a lot do, she just came out Melanie
	10:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rock'n'Roll hit pretty late in the 1950s - always a little surprised by that. Not so long before TheBeatles arrived @ all !
	♥ 10:43pm Julie: you kinda have the shel talmy era then the post shel talmy era for those Brit bands
	♥ 10:44pm WLSClark: Julie, never thought ofit that way, but that likely takes back to 61?
	♥ 10:45pm Julie: and once they weren't all recording with Shel, they really developed their own distinctive sounds
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Day Iggy turned 75 this year I walked around with TheStooges' 1st album here Remastered - really loud on headphones. Monumental.
	♥ 10:46pm Julie: he has a cockatoo so he's good with me
	10:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hm. I call the whole London thing then 'Maximum R&B' after the Who phrase...
	♥ 10:47pm WLSClark: Gotta get to bed, but cool stuff Julie and glad to hear your show, even if a little! Keep the Jungle rockin'.
	♥ 10:47pm Julie: goodnight WLSClark! Thanks for hanging!
	♥ 10:48pm Julie: yes there was a lot of R&B too... I wonder if someone ever did a 60s evolution show, surely they have
	♥ 10:48pm Aitch: Time to go bananas
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Night WLSC ! ...or just Mod before Psych. Different drugs for most.
	♥ 10:49pm WLSClark: Julie, problem with such would be that they would touch on the hitmakers and the rest are in dust.
	♥ 10:49pm Julie: heya Aitch! @Rev I once bought a 60s Stones album with no cover, I put it on and it was like whoa what in the world is this? I still don't remember the name of that record. But it wasn't one that had THEIR sound
	♥ 10:50pm Julie: @WLSC that's true, but it'd be more about the evolution of sounds as opposed to any particular song/group
	♥ 10:50pm WLSClark: Julie, ahh, I get ya there. THAT would be an awesome show indeed. Never thought of it.
	♥ 10:52pm WLSClark: OK, nite all. haha
	♥ 10:52pm Julie: You could do it in doubles...like here's a big hit of that style, and here's a lesser known band who was doing the same thing at the same time but didn't quite hit. Nite WLSClark!
	10:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like Soundbreaking ...but not really. I can hear that ! Reminded of what I jotted about Freakbeat & the antecedents : www.facebook.com...
	10:53pm Scobot: Hey, Julie!
	♥ 10:53pm Julie: hiya Scobot!
	♥ 10:53pm Julie: oh I think the drugs just kicked in
	♥ 10:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and banana people!
	10:54pm Scobot: Late catching up this evening. Julie of Dark Night…?
	♥ 10:55pm Julie: hiya Ken! yes, Scobot same person!
	10:55pm Scobot: WONDERFUL!!
	♥ 10:56pm Julie: settle in, cats and kittens, this is an epic
	♥ 10:58pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Having a late dinner and tuning in, Julie!
	♥ 10:58pm Julie: heya SMS! what's for dinner?
	♥ 10:59pm Julie: wow even I don't eat dinner this late.
	11:00pm Scobot: This is such a splendid version. “If you smile at me, I will understand 'Cause that is something everybody everywhere does in the same language These opening lines Crosby cribbed from a Baptist church in Florida that had this message on their sign.”
	♥ 11:01pm Rich in Washington: Groovy vibe, you got going on here tonight, Julie! Loads of cool stuff I've never heard of before, as well..
	♥ 11:01pm Julie: Oh that's fabulous
	♥ 11:01pm Julie: yay Rich, glad you are enjoying!
	♥ 11:02pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Cobb salad! Homemade!
	♥ 11:04pm Julie: come over and cook for me Sylvia..except my stove is broken
	11:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I guess to be fair to the meme makers the Woodstock film wasn't out til early 1970. But - not. Not the Airplane's best I'd say - but not everybody was in good form @ Woodstock. A giant wonderful mess, really. It's got the feel of the thing, somehow - epic as you say...
	♥ 11:08pm Julie: I went to see the LONG version of the movie a few years ago...4 hours, 5? I don't even remember. But I did make it through the whole thing! And that was BEFORE I turned into a weed fiend
	11:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Herculean task filming it - def props there.
	11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Recently watched 'Festival Express' now I have OTT WatchApps finally... An interesting contrast.
	♥ 11:12pm Julie: ahh haven't seen it but it looks very jam band, only Janis is really interesting to me. Any other good music films from that era?
	♥ 11:13pm Julie: what is the bedtime version of wake and bake (the phrase not the show)
	11:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Janis in her element having a good time there for sure. & it's shot very well & clearly. Can't think of another notable Concert film there @ the turn of that decade...
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a few Hendrix concerts are films...
	♥ 11:15pm Julie: there's the stones one... and monterey pop?
	♥ 11:16pm Julie: there must be an isle of wight or something
	♥ 11:16pm Julie: like a festival there not just a particular band
	11:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monterey 1967 - which I much prefer really. Gimme Shelter of Altamont - oh yeah.
	♥ 11:16pm Julie: I wonder if there is a mostly full donovan concert
	11:16pm Sylvia: I know almost nothing about music from the 60s so thank you Julie for doing this show! I’m loving it
	11:16pm Mr Fab: Julie @10:49 - “Satanic Majesties Request”? Their non-r’n’b psych freak out. I like that album.
	♥ 11:17pm Julie: oh yay Sylvia so glad you like it! Oh no mr Fab it was much earlier, very bluesy
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Would think they'd do an Isle of Wight best of various performances !...
	11:18pm Sylvia: can fix up dinner without a stove, what’s on your cupboard?
	♥ 11:18pm Julie: it had to be one of their '64 albums.. I don't have it handy but I think the label was red
	11:19pm Mr Fab: “Message to Love” is the 1970 Isle of Wight Doc film.
	♥ 11:19pm Julie: soup mostly. and some popcorn
	♥ 11:19pm Julie: I think there's also a film of Let's Make Love in London isn't there? with Floyd in it?
	11:20pm Scobot: I love that you always play early EJ. So many gems.
	11:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Similar!: Had a copy of Rolling Stone Now! the 1964 album with no cover. Loved it so. Great album. I collected TheBeatles' albums new specifically. Then TheWho. Funny - but as big as the Stones always have been - I didn't just run into their albums as easily. Maybe a little more of a grownup thing... & their early albums different somehow...
	♥ 11:21pm Julie: ahh Scobot I never tire of it. I try to play stuff that's post 86 sometimes (post-surgery, new voice) but there's so much great before
	♥ 11:21pm Julie: can you imagine being in that audience or home listening to the radio here in NYC when this was going out live
	♥ 11:22pm Julie: it was so heavily bootlegged they HAD to release it
	11:23pm Scobot: Forgive me but I stopped listening to him after I’m Still Standing. Everything up to that point was sublime, imo.
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MrFab - Thx. Film not out til the 90s ! Stones' Rock'n'Roll Circus as well as GimmeShelter...
	11:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rolling Stones Now! : en.wikipedia.org... - between 'Beatles For Sale' & 'Help!' for context... Mine was on the red London label, yeah.
	11:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Three Days of Peace, Love & Music ...rain & MUD, scarce food & outhouses, overabundance of powerful drugs of all kinds - what have you...
	11:32pm Mr Fab: Which was still more successful than other mega-festivals. Altamont being the most infamous, but others weren’t much better. LA’s Newport ‘69 festival devolved into knocking over fences to get in for free and looting nearby stores.
	♥ 11:33pm Julie: I've never been to a festival but these ones that happen every year, they seem less special even if the bands change. coachella et al
	♥ 11:34pm Julie: it's more interesting if it's a rare monumental event.. like liveaid or something
	♥ 11:34pm Julie: I would not have guessed these guys being from Milwaukee
	♥ 11:35pm Julie: the milwaukee of the 60s was happy days which was basically the 50s with long hair and shorter skirts, not a hippie or barely a mod in sight
	11:35pm Mr Fab: Yeah, Caoachella was a novelty at first, til it spawned numerous imitators, couldn’t come up with any more amazing reunions, and just turned into a huge, pop music commercial.
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Get the impression Glastonbury has mastered the art of embracing these things (mud &tc.) as features not bugs by now... FMU simulcast PrimaVerde in Spain a few years. That was nice to sit here & appreciate those !
	♥ 11:36pm Julie: yes! Primavera had some cool performers..introduced me to a few things
	♥ 11:37pm Julie: man we used to give away a tickets to that, those were the days
	11:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *Primavera...
	11:37pm Mr Fab: These guys were in Chess?!
	11:37pm Mr Fab: ON Chess
	11:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right?
	11:38pm Mr Fab: Must have been some confused blues fans stumbling onto this.
	♥ 11:39pm Julie: I do not know Chess except by name, judging by the art looks more motown
	♥ 11:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: I recall the time listener Bas won the marathon grand prize to attend Primavera the following May.
	♥ 11:40pm Julie: I assume we covered the plane tickets or did we expect the winner to pay his own way
	♥ 11:41pm Julie: he broadcast all that stuff, primavera, Southby
	♥ 11:41pm Julie: we, that is
	♥ 11:42pm Julie: I remember hearing the Djs having the most insane time and I feel like they'd all come back sick
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Man BobBrainen spotlighted Nyro's audition album. She was a teen or some nonsense. Incredible.
	♥ 11:44pm Julie: oh yeah, Blues label..I've heard about them but never really noticed the name on things. don't have much chuck berry
	♥ 11:45pm Julie: I adore her but sometimes too much of her voice tires me out
	♥ 11:45pm Julie: I couldn't listen to record after record like I can with some artists
	11:45pm Scobot: I would suspect that millennials might confuse Nyro with Kate Bush.
	♥ 11:46pm Julie: Early in her career, people definitely compared Kate to Laura. But I heard Kate long before I got into Laura
	11:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Chess - the big label for Classic Chicago Blues - the link between Southern Country Blues & Electric Rawk Gittarists. Hooker, Muddy, Wolf, BoDiddley - yerknow. THEE STUFF
	♥ 11:47pm Julie: I feel l like is a doc or at least a book
	11:47pm Phillippe Bastille: Hi Julie!
	11:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Adore this gittar on the early Cohen !
	♥ 11:48pm Julie: Hi Phillippe! Almost missed it!
	♥ 11:48pm Julie: Is that him playing?
	11:48pm Scobot: I was quite late to Nyro’s contribution.
	11:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Good question.
	♥ 11:49pm Julie: same! sometime in the early 90s when I got my first CD CHANGER there was a slew of like $5 Nyro CD releases and I bought like 4 of them
	♥ 11:50pm Julie: it is so minimal and stark and yet not amateur sounding
	♥ 11:50pm Julie: lot of times simple arrangements like this sound like demos
	♥ 11:50pm Julie: I feel like Sylvia likes this
	11:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Guess it's him ! : en.wikipedia.org...
	11:51pm Phillippe Bastille: I’m not trained yet, Julie
	11:53pm Scobot: I can’t listen to much of Nyro. Now, Joan Armatrading is a different story. Also, I find it difficult to listen to The Roches and Phoebe Snow.
	11:55pm Mr Fab: That was my impression hearing that track: Whoah, that Laura Nyro was totally proto-Kate Bush!
	♥ 11:56pm Julie: I do love a girl and a piano. as much as I adore albums like The Dreaming, my heart will always go for Kick Inside
	11:57pm Scobot: Please forgive me but I have tried SO HARD to enjoy Leonard Cohen. I rarely admit that.
	♥ 11:57pm Julie: haha it's okay Scobot.. i used to not like him either...now I love him. But only in his younger years.
	11:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah guess the story is back then Leonard would have to be recorded singing in the dark & things - super self-conscious. Very intimate. Think JoniMitchell was a precedent to either of them? But yeah - piano...
	11:58pm Mr Fab: I hold my breath when listening to this one. So perfectly sublime.
	♥ 11:58pm Julie: Look at that cover of Roberta's album..I feel like it was special and unusual to have a woman and piano on a cover photo.
	♥ 11:59pm Julie: Joni played guitar too!
	11:59pm Scobot: I only own Songs of Leonard Cohen. I’ll attempt to branch out.
	♥ 11:59pm Julie: I started with a hits collection
	11:59pm Mr Fab: Aretha played (and wrote songs on) piano. Think Nina Simone did too. But were never shown with one.
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & Ewan MacColl didn't even like this version ! Madness. Well that's what I mean - Joni was not the piano thing...
	♥ 12:00am Scott67: Thanks Julie!🍻😎🤙🦜🦜🦜❤️
	♥ 12:00am Franco Twinkie: Julie, I know too much about 60's music, but I'm loving your show all the same. Yesterday afternoon I walked into the Trader Joes in South Pasadena in forlorn and lonely state of mind and they were playing Between Clarke and Hilldale by Love - a clinical and harsh summation of the hippie scene in Hollywood in the 1960's. I walked out of the store feeling slightly better.
	♥ 12:00am Aitch: great sounds thanks Julie
	♥ 12:00am Julie: wow how could he not like this? crazy man, too bad Kirstie didn't do one. Thanks for listening everyone, hope to see you next week! sleep tight!
	♥ 12:01am Julie: thanks Franco!
	12:01am Mr Fab: Thanks, great stuff Julie!
	12:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He was too uptight about the precise way to do British Folk authentically & all. He was that guy... No Tardis back - WHOMP ! ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from June 5, 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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Tina Aumont in The Howl (1970)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire	Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)	Doctor Who At The BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Volume 2: New Beginnings 1970-1980				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Bardot	Contact "Contact" by "Brigitte Bardot"	Show	Disc'Az	1968		0:00:53 (Pop-up)
Nirvana	Lonely Boy "Lonely Boy" by "Nirvana"	The Story Of Simon Simopath	Bell Records	1967		0:03:02 (Pop-up)
Träd, Gräs Och Stenar	Sanningens Silverflod (The Silverriver of Truth)	Träd, Gräs Och Stenar	Decibel Records	1970		0:05:30 (Pop-up)
The Chocolate Watchband	Medication	The Inner Mystique	Tower	1968		0:09:21 (Pop-up)
The Lemon Pipers	Green Tambourine	Green Tambourine	Buddah Records	1968		0:11:22 (Pop-up)
Sharon Tandy & Les Fleur De Lys	Daughter of the Sun	You Gotta Believe It's... Sharon Tandy	Big Beat Records	2004	b side from 1968, on compilations as Daughter of the Moon	0:13:44 (Pop-up)
July	A Bird Lived "A Bird Lived" by "July"	July	Epic	1968		0:17:23 (Pop-up)
Virus	Mankind, Where Do You Go To?	Thoughts	Pilz	1971		0:19:55 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	We Are The Dead "We Are The Dead" by "David Bowie"	Diamond Dogs	RCA	1974		0:24:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vincent Bell	I Will Wait For You "I Will Wait For You" by "Vincent Bell"					0:29:51 (Pop-up)
Melanie	What Have They Done To My Song Ma?	What Have They Done To My Song Ma	Buddah Records	1970		0:37:50 (Pop-up)
Sandie Shaw	Oh Gosh "Oh Gosh" by "Sandie Shaw"	Reviewing the Situation	Pye Records	1969	cover image from 1991 CD reissue	0:41:45 (Pop-up)
The Stooges	Little Doll "Little Doll" by "The Stooges"	The Stooges	Elektra	1969		0:43:35 (Pop-up)
Julie Driscoll - Brian Auger And The Trinity	Vauxhall To Lambeth Bridge	Streetnoise	ATCO Records	1969		0:47:04 (Pop-up)
St. John Green	Goddess of Death "Goddess of Death" by "St. John Green"	St. John Green	Flick-Disc	1968		0:53:17 (Pop-up)
Jefferson AIrplane	Wooden Ships "Wooden Ships" by "Jefferson AIrplane"	The Woodstock Experience	RCA Legacy	2009	Recorded Live At The Woodstock Music & Art Fair, Sunday, August 17, 1969 - Part Two	0:55:54 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Sixty Years On (live) "Sixty Years On (live)" by "Elton John"	11-17-70 (17-11-70)	UNI Records	1971		1:16:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jefferson Airplane	Embryonic Journey					1:23:58 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Berkeley Mews "Berkeley Mews" by "The Kinks"	The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society	Pye Records	1968		1:29:59 (Pop-up)
The Baroques	There's Nothing Left To Do But Cry	The Baroques	Chess	1967		1:32:34 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	Tortoise and The Hare	A Question of Balance	Threshold	1970		1:35:24 (Pop-up)
Marsha Hunt	My World Is Empty Without You	Woman Child	Track Record	1971		1:39:05 (Pop-up)
Laura Nyro	Captain for Dark Mornings	New York Tendaberry	Columbia	1969		1:42:01 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	Stranger Song "Stranger Song" by "Leonard Cohen"	The Songs of Leonard Cohen	Columbia	1967		1:46:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Richard Hayman	The Look of Love "The Look of Love" by "Richard Hayman"					1:51:15 (Pop-up)
Roberta Flack	The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face	First Take	Atlantic	1969		1:55:30 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 10:02pm WLSClark: This is great Alan Gordon written tune. Teddy Neeley did it in 68 but I LIKE Brigitte Bardot too!! ;)
	♥ 10:02pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Odd Fruits!🍌 🍻😎🤙🎶📻🌏🌻❤️🦜🦜🦜
	♥ 10:02pm Julie: I didn't know Ted did it too! I will have to check it out! Hiya WLSClark & Scott!
	♥ 10:03pm Rich in Washington: Hellos!
	10:03pm Robm: Hey fellow bananas
	♥ 10:03pm Julie: hiya Rich!
	♥ 10:03pm WLSClark: Mr Scott!!! Julie! Finally hearing at least some of show before I get outta here. Love it with song one and two!
	10:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bit of a looker is Tina.
	♥ 10:04pm Tome: Julie loving the start of this excursion very much indee !<>!
	♥ 10:04pm Julie: indeed! Hiya Rev!
	♥ 10:04pm Julie: hiya Tome!
	♥ 10:05pm Julie: Rev she's very Kate Bush-like in that picture
	♥ 10:05pm WLSClark: Julie, I think that Contact was not same as Teddy Neely Alan Gordon song. I knew I HAD heard it tho. Sorry.
	♥ 10:06pm Julie: my Teddy Neely knowledge is slim so I totally believed it!
	♥ 10:06pm Julie: He'll always be Jesus to me (shrug)
	10:06pm Robm: @Julie just took a second look at the picture, your right
	♥ 10:07pm Julie: hiya Robm!
	♥ 10:08pm Tome: got a Moody's feeling almost this Träd, Gräs Och Stenar number ...
	10:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One third more looking than average in fact : ilarge.lisimg.com...
	10:10pm Robm: @RRN63 freaky pic
	♥ 10:12pm WLSClark: WKYC Cleveland was all over this band before their hit here. I loved hearing this on the radio with that drum beat ending.
	10:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love Watchband & they usually Bring It - but not up to the Standells' original imho.
	10:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One heard GreenTambourine frequently in the day.
	♥ 10:13pm Julie: so is the watch chocolate or is the band chocolate, I've seen their name both as Watchband AND watch band
	10:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'd say watchbands are often leather & chocolate colored...
	10:15pm Robm: @RRN63 too damn much
	♥ 10:17pm WLSClark: Like Shocking Blue sound!
	♥ 10:23pm Julie: whoa that's some piano right there
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reminds me of KeithEmerson a bit.
	10:25pm Mr Fab: Hello Julie, and thx for the July! Such a great, underrated album.
	♥ 10:26pm Julie: heya Mr Fab! It really is!
	♥ 10:26pm WLSClark: The imfamous cover art! Great LP.
	10:30pm Mr Fab: Has any zombie/horror director used that Bowie song in a film?
	♥ 10:33pm WLSClark: Julie, I get your drift 64-74. Great decade Beatles to pre-disco!
	10:33pm Sylvia: Hello Julie and all!
	10:34pm Mr Fab: I get that about your ‘60s timeline- like, I’d say that “The Fifties” is really 1954-1963.
	10:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In my memory, hearing 'Future Legend' the intro to this album seeping under my older brother's door was when I first was awed by & became aware of Boowie. As a 10 year old in 1974 if one can imagine that context...
	♥ 10:38pm Julie: hi Sylvia! yeah it's funny, right Mr Fab?
	♥ 10:39pm Julie: speaking of inconsistent names...
	♥ 10:39pm WLSClark: Melanie was a star for about 3 years it seemed. I think she's still out there singing, tho! Good on her!
	♥ 10:41pm Julie: she doesn't seem to have like a "pop" past as a lot do, she just came out Melanie
	10:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rock'n'Roll hit pretty late in the 1950s - always a little surprised by that. Not so long before TheBeatles arrived @ all !
	♥ 10:43pm Julie: you kinda have the shel talmy era then the post shel talmy era for those Brit bands
	♥ 10:44pm WLSClark: Julie, never thought ofit that way, but that likely takes back to 61?
	♥ 10:45pm Julie: and once they weren't all recording with Shel, they really developed their own distinctive sounds
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Day Iggy turned 75 this year I walked around with TheStooges' 1st album here Remastered - really loud on headphones. Monumental.
	♥ 10:46pm Julie: he has a cockatoo so he's good with me
	10:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hm. I call the whole London thing then 'Maximum R&B' after the Who phrase...
	♥ 10:47pm WLSClark: Gotta get to bed, but cool stuff Julie and glad to hear your show, even if a little! Keep the Jungle rockin'.
	♥ 10:47pm Julie: goodnight WLSClark! Thanks for hanging!
	♥ 10:48pm Julie: yes there was a lot of R&B too... I wonder if someone ever did a 60s evolution show, surely they have
	♥ 10:48pm Aitch: Time to go bananas
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Night WLSC ! ...or just Mod before Psych. Different drugs for most.
	♥ 10:49pm WLSClark: Julie, problem with such would be that they would touch on the hitmakers and the rest are in dust.
	♥ 10:49pm Julie: heya Aitch! @Rev I once bought a 60s Stones album with no cover, I put it on and it was like whoa what in the world is this? I still don't remember the name of that record. But it wasn't one that had THEIR sound
	♥ 10:50pm Julie: @WLSC that's true, but it'd be more about the evolution of sounds as opposed to any particular song/group
	♥ 10:50pm WLSClark: Julie, ahh, I get ya there. THAT would be an awesome show indeed. Never thought of it.
	♥ 10:52pm WLSClark: OK, nite all. haha
	♥ 10:52pm Julie: You could do it in doubles...like here's a big hit of that style, and here's a lesser known band who was doing the same thing at the same time but didn't quite hit. Nite WLSClark!
	10:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like Soundbreaking ...but not really. I can hear that ! Reminded of what I jotted about Freakbeat & the antecedents : www.facebook.com...
	10:53pm Scobot: Hey, Julie!
	♥ 10:53pm Julie: hiya Scobot!
	♥ 10:53pm Julie: oh I think the drugs just kicked in
	♥ 10:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and banana people!
	10:54pm Scobot: Late catching up this evening. Julie of Dark Night…?
	♥ 10:55pm Julie: hiya Ken! yes, Scobot same person!
	10:55pm Scobot: WONDERFUL!!
	♥ 10:56pm Julie: settle in, cats and kittens, this is an epic
	♥ 10:58pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Having a late dinner and tuning in, Julie!
	♥ 10:58pm Julie: heya SMS! what's for dinner?
	♥ 10:59pm Julie: wow even I don't eat dinner this late.
	11:00pm Scobot: This is such a splendid version. “If you smile at me, I will understand 'Cause that is something everybody everywhere does in the same language These opening lines Crosby cribbed from a Baptist church in Florida that had this message on their sign.”
	♥ 11:01pm Rich in Washington: Groovy vibe, you got going on here tonight, Julie! Loads of cool stuff I've never heard of before, as well..
	♥ 11:01pm Julie: Oh that's fabulous
	♥ 11:01pm Julie: yay Rich, glad you are enjoying!
	♥ 11:02pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Cobb salad! Homemade!
	♥ 11:04pm Julie: come over and cook for me Sylvia..except my stove is broken
	11:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I guess to be fair to the meme makers the Woodstock film wasn't out til early 1970. But - not. Not the Airplane's best I'd say - but not everybody was in good form @ Woodstock. A giant wonderful mess, really. It's got the feel of the thing, somehow - epic as you say...
	♥ 11:08pm Julie: I went to see the LONG version of the movie a few years ago...4 hours, 5? I don't even remember. But I did make it through the whole thing! And that was BEFORE I turned into a weed fiend
	11:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Herculean task filming it - def props there.
	11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Recently watched 'Festival Express' now I have OTT WatchApps finally... An interesting contrast.
	♥ 11:12pm Julie: ahh haven't seen it but it looks very jam band, only Janis is really interesting to me. Any other good music films from that era?
	♥ 11:13pm Julie: what is the bedtime version of wake and bake (the phrase not the show)
	11:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Janis in her element having a good time there for sure. & it's shot very well & clearly. Can't think of another notable Concert film there @ the turn of that decade...
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a few Hendrix concerts are films...
	♥ 11:15pm Julie: there's the stones one... and monterey pop?
	♥ 11:16pm Julie: there must be an isle of wight or something
	♥ 11:16pm Julie: like a festival there not just a particular band
	11:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monterey 1967 - which I much prefer really. Gimme Shelter of Altamont - oh yeah.
	♥ 11:16pm Julie: I wonder if there is a mostly full donovan concert
	11:16pm Sylvia: I know almost nothing about music from the 60s so thank you Julie for doing this show! I’m loving it
	11:16pm Mr Fab: Julie @10:49 - “Satanic Majesties Request”? Their non-r’n’b psych freak out. I like that album.
	♥ 11:17pm Julie: oh yay Sylvia so glad you like it! Oh no mr Fab it was much earlier, very bluesy
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Would think they'd do an Isle of Wight best of various performances !...
	11:18pm Sylvia: can fix up dinner without a stove, what’s on your cupboard?
	♥ 11:18pm Julie: it had to be one of their '64 albums.. I don't have it handy but I think the label was red
	11:19pm Mr Fab: “Message to Love” is the 1970 Isle of Wight Doc film.
	♥ 11:19pm Julie: soup mostly. and some popcorn
	♥ 11:19pm Julie: I think there's also a film of Let's Make Love in London isn't there? with Floyd in it?
	11:20pm Scobot: I love that you always play early EJ. So many gems.
	11:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Similar!: Had a copy of Rolling Stone Now! the 1964 album with no cover. Loved it so. Great album. I collected TheBeatles' albums new specifically. Then TheWho. Funny - but as big as the Stones always have been - I didn't just run into their albums as easily. Maybe a little more of a grownup thing... & their early albums different somehow...
	♥ 11:21pm Julie: ahh Scobot I never tire of it. I try to play stuff that's post 86 sometimes (post-surgery, new voice) but there's so much great before
	♥ 11:21pm Julie: can you imagine being in that audience or home listening to the radio here in NYC when this was going out live
	♥ 11:22pm Julie: it was so heavily bootlegged they HAD to release it
	11:23pm Scobot: Forgive me but I stopped listening to him after I’m Still Standing. Everything up to that point was sublime, imo.
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MrFab - Thx. Film not out til the 90s ! Stones' Rock'n'Roll Circus as well as GimmeShelter...
	11:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rolling Stones Now! : en.wikipedia.org... - between 'Beatles For Sale' & 'Help!' for context... Mine was on the red London label, yeah.
	11:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Three Days of Peace, Love & Music ...rain & MUD, scarce food & outhouses, overabundance of powerful drugs of all kinds - what have you...
	11:32pm Mr Fab: Which was still more successful than other mega-festivals. Altamont being the most infamous, but others weren’t much better. LA’s Newport ‘69 festival devolved into knocking over fences to get in for free and looting nearby stores.
	♥ 11:33pm Julie: I've never been to a festival but these ones that happen every year, they seem less special even if the bands change. coachella et al
	♥ 11:34pm Julie: it's more interesting if it's a rare monumental event.. like liveaid or something
	♥ 11:34pm Julie: I would not have guessed these guys being from Milwaukee
	♥ 11:35pm Julie: the milwaukee of the 60s was happy days which was basically the 50s with long hair and shorter skirts, not a hippie or barely a mod in sight
	11:35pm Mr Fab: Yeah, Caoachella was a novelty at first, til it spawned numerous imitators, couldn’t come up with any more amazing reunions, and just turned into a huge, pop music commercial.
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Get the impression Glastonbury has mastered the art of embracing these things (mud &tc.) as features not bugs by now... FMU simulcast PrimaVerde in Spain a few years. That was nice to sit here & appreciate those !
	♥ 11:36pm Julie: yes! Primavera had some cool performers..introduced me to a few things
	♥ 11:37pm Julie: man we used to give away a tickets to that, those were the days
	11:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *Primavera...
	11:37pm Mr Fab: These guys were in Chess?!
	11:37pm Mr Fab: ON Chess
	11:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right?
	11:38pm Mr Fab: Must have been some confused blues fans stumbling onto this.
	♥ 11:39pm Julie: I do not know Chess except by name, judging by the art looks more motown
	♥ 11:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: I recall the time listener Bas won the marathon grand prize to attend Primavera the following May.
	♥ 11:40pm Julie: I assume we covered the plane tickets or did we expect the winner to pay his own way
	♥ 11:41pm Julie: he broadcast all that stuff, primavera, Southby
	♥ 11:41pm Julie: we, that is
	♥ 11:42pm Julie: I remember hearing the Djs having the most insane time and I feel like they'd all come back sick
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Man BobBrainen spotlighted Nyro's audition album. She was a teen or some nonsense. Incredible.
	♥ 11:44pm Julie: oh yeah, Blues label..I've heard about them but never really noticed the name on things. don't have much chuck berry
	♥ 11:45pm Julie: I adore her but sometimes too much of her voice tires me out
	♥ 11:45pm Julie: I couldn't listen to record after record like I can with some artists
	11:45pm Scobot: I would suspect that millennials might confuse Nyro with Kate Bush.
	♥ 11:46pm Julie: Early in her career, people definitely compared Kate to Laura. But I heard Kate long before I got into Laura
	11:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Chess - the big label for Classic Chicago Blues - the link between Southern Country Blues & Electric Rawk Gittarists. Hooker, Muddy, Wolf, BoDiddley - yerknow. THEE STUFF
	♥ 11:47pm Julie: I feel l like is a doc or at least a book
	11:47pm Phillippe Bastille: Hi Julie!
	11:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Adore this gittar on the early Cohen !
	♥ 11:48pm Julie: Hi Phillippe! Almost missed it!
	♥ 11:48pm Julie: Is that him playing?
	11:48pm Scobot: I was quite late to Nyro’s contribution.
	11:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Good question.
	♥ 11:49pm Julie: same! sometime in the early 90s when I got my first CD CHANGER there was a slew of like $5 Nyro CD releases and I bought like 4 of them
	♥ 11:50pm Julie: it is so minimal and stark and yet not amateur sounding
	♥ 11:50pm Julie: lot of times simple arrangements like this sound like demos
	♥ 11:50pm Julie: I feel like Sylvia likes this
	11:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Guess it's him ! : en.wikipedia.org...
	11:51pm Phillippe Bastille: I’m not trained yet, Julie
	11:53pm Scobot: I can’t listen to much of Nyro. Now, Joan Armatrading is a different story. Also, I find it difficult to listen to The Roches and Phoebe Snow.
	11:55pm Mr Fab: That was my impression hearing that track: Whoah, that Laura Nyro was totally proto-Kate Bush!
	♥ 11:56pm Julie: I do love a girl and a piano. as much as I adore albums like The Dreaming, my heart will always go for Kick Inside
	11:57pm Scobot: Please forgive me but I have tried SO HARD to enjoy Leonard Cohen. I rarely admit that.
	♥ 11:57pm Julie: haha it's okay Scobot.. i used to not like him either...now I love him. But only in his younger years.
	11:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah guess the story is back then Leonard would have to be recorded singing in the dark & things - super self-conscious. Very intimate. Think JoniMitchell was a precedent to either of them? But yeah - piano...
	11:58pm Mr Fab: I hold my breath when listening to this one. So perfectly sublime.
	♥ 11:58pm Julie: Look at that cover of Roberta's album..I feel like it was special and unusual to have a woman and piano on a cover photo.
	♥ 11:59pm Julie: Joni played guitar too!
	11:59pm Scobot: I only own Songs of Leonard Cohen. I’ll attempt to branch out.
	♥ 11:59pm Julie: I started with a hits collection
	11:59pm Mr Fab: Aretha played (and wrote songs on) piano. Think Nina Simone did too. But were never shown with one.
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & Ewan MacColl didn't even like this version ! Madness. Well that's what I mean - Joni was not the piano thing...
	♥ 12:00am Scott67: Thanks Julie!🍻😎🤙🦜🦜🦜❤️
	♥ 12:00am Franco Twinkie: Julie, I know too much about 60's music, but I'm loving your show all the same. Yesterday afternoon I walked into the Trader Joes in South Pasadena in forlorn and lonely state of mind and they were playing Between Clarke and Hilldale by Love - a clinical and harsh summation of the hippie scene in Hollywood in the 1960's. I walked out of the store feeling slightly better.
	♥ 12:00am Aitch: great sounds thanks Julie
	♥ 12:00am Julie: wow how could he not like this? crazy man, too bad Kirstie didn't do one. Thanks for listening everyone, hope to see you next week! sleep tight!
	♥ 12:01am Julie: thanks Franco!
	12:01am Mr Fab: Thanks, great stuff Julie!
	12:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He was too uptight about the precise way to do British Folk authentically & all. He was that guy... No Tardis back - WHOMP ! ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from June 5, 2022

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