WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from December 8, 2015

Listener comments!
	♥ 9:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Julie!
	9:03pm Erma Gherd: Is that Swarb in this picture?
	9:03pm P-90: Hi Julie!
	♥ 9:04pm Roberto: Joolz!
	♥ 9:05pm herb.nyc: Hi all. I'm not often on this train wreck but am happy to be here.
	9:07pm JakeGould: Sixths!
	🦇 ♥ 9:13pm Julie: hi guys!
	♥ 9:14pm Kleepeel: Hello!
	♥ 9:16pm Tome: ☻ Julie yeah ! ☻
	9:17pm (Eyepatch) Fox: This set is FABULOUS thus far!!!
	♥ 9:17pm Tome: Let's Dance hehe ! ///////////]]]]
	9:19pm Nath Ann: Hark! Hello everyone!
	9:21pm eejit: is this usually irene trudels show?
	9:22pm Erma Gherd: it says that Nath Ann is filling in. Hi Nath Ann!
	🦇 ♥ 9:22pm Julie: haha yeah how funny
	🦇 ♥ 9:23pm Julie: I am filling in for Irene tonight, me Julie with my guest Nath Ann
	9:24pm eejit: cool, cuz the 3hree songs eyev herd sofa r brill
	♥ 9:24pm Matt from Springfield: Julie for Irene? Get the folk out! :) Hi Jules and Nighthawks! Off to a great start!
	♥ 9:25pm Matt from Springfield: Whoa, "Nath Ann" is a dude! ;)
	9:26pm eejit: are both u 2 single? if yes, then it could be an interesting dynamic on this show 2night
	♥ 9:27pm Matt from Springfield: It also sounds like Monty Python: "Re-nay-sohnce"
	♥ 9:29pm Matt from Springfield: Coven! \m/ (They supposed introduced the 'devil's horns' to rock, so return the salute!)
	9:32pm eejit: which came 1st, the Coven or the Rundgren
	♥ 9:33pm Matt from Springfield: Rundgren solo, or Rundgren Nazz??
	♥ 9:33pm Bronwyn Bishop: This is pretty as hell
	♥ 9:33pm Matt from Springfield: WOW! Stone Poneys!! This is serious folk, a "different drum" from their usual only-played hit!
	9:34pm Erma Gherd: sorry Julie, I got confused! Do you know if that is Dave Swarbrick in the Sandy Denny header pic?
	9:36pm Erma Gherd: Also anyone who likes this music - there is a great book about this timeframe in England called "Electric Eden" by Rob Young. A wonderful read. Also the Sandy Denny bio by Mick Houghton - "I've Always Kept a Unicorn."
	🦇 ♥ 9:36pm Julie: I'm not sure, I think so?
	♥ 9:38pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks for the recs, Erma!
	♥ 9:38pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yay Richard and Linda!
	9:40pm eejit: yay scrambled eggs!!
	9:41pm Erma Gherd: @MfS - my pleasure! I'm kind of obsessed with the Thompson family so that was like secondary source material. Really engrossing though, what a time it must have been. P.S. I liked your "different drum" crack.
	♥ 9:42pm Bronwyn Bishop: And now Fairport Convention! Yay!
	9:43pm eejit: yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyz
	♥ 9:44pm Matt from Springfield: Heh, thx Erma! :) The Stone Poneys get little airplay of their "other" songs, except sometimes their Pepsi jingle "Pepsi Pours It On".
	🦇 ♥ 9:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good evening, dark souls of the night. I've amassed groceries for the next few days and now I'm ready to cool out for the duration.
	9:46pm eejit: Yay LL Cool J!
	9:47pm JakeGould: @Erma and Julie: “Dave Swarbrick, Sandy Denny” “The following pictures were taken by Don Brockway from the U.S.A. during the Fairport Convention concerts at My Father's Place, Roslyn, NY, U.S.A. on May 17, 1974. Don was fortunate enough to attend the concerts and was happy to share his great photographs with us. Thanks Don!” mainlynorfolk.info...
	♥ 9:48pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Don, indeed! (...thanks Jake!...)
	9:49pm eejit: tomatoes are boring
	9:49pm Erma Gherd: Awesome, thanks for confirming that, Jake! Swarb was a hottie back in the day. He is a hell of a fiddler.
	♥ 9:50pm Bronwyn Bishop: This is my favorite Steeleye Span song :D
	♥ 9:50pm Matt from Springfield: STEELEYE! Yes Yes YES!!
	9:51pm eejit: Anyone else get the feeling that Nath Ann has a copy of NOW That's What I Call British Folk-Rock?
	♥ 9:52pm Matt from Springfield: @eejit: I think he created Volumes 1 thru 29 of them!
	9:53pm Erma Gherd: Hahahaha! I would buy that collection, @eejit!
	♥ 9:53pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love this Nick Drake bed music!
	9:53pm eejit: thanks Erma you wee hottie u!
	♥ 9:54pm Matt from Springfield: Okay, now I want you to post pics of Nath Ann! ;)
	♥ 9:56pm Matt from Springfield: Sandwiched it with "One Tin Soldier"!
	9:56pm Erma Gherd: I have seen Nath Ann perform in the most wonderful hat... www.nextmagazine.com...
	♥ 9:57pm Matt from Springfield: Ha, thanks again Erma! :) Just how I imagined! Well, not exactly as I imagined--but I'm glad Nath Ann looks as eccentric as his personality! :D
	♥ 9:58pm Matt from Springfield: RIP Sandy Denny. As the song dedicated to her asks: "Did she fall, or was she pushed?"
	9:59pm eejit: that website seems a bit erm, gay, Erma
	9:59pm eejit: and i'm gonna have a good look at it!
	♥ 9:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: Donovan!!!
	♥ 9:59pm Matt from Springfield: Gift From A Flower To A Garden. Can't ever, ever, ever go wrong with this album :)
	9:59pm Nath Ann: Hi Erma! I have that feather hat with me! It's molting, but holding on!
	10:00pm Nath Ann: I have that in my setlist for later, Matt!
	10:00pm Van in DC: Can't wait to catch up on archive. I've missed a ton. Hi.
	10:00pm Erma Gherd: Awesome, Nath Ann! I've seen you a few times - with the Pixie Harlots and JVB among others. I didn't know you were such a folk fan!
	10:01pm eejit: Yay Van!
	10:01pm Nath Ann: Wonderful, Erma! I mainly only walk around listening to dirges!
	🦇 ♥ 10:01pm Julie: can't leave Donovan out of this! You can see a couple photos of Nath Ann on the FB event page www.facebook.com...
	♥ 10:02pm Matt from Springfield: Awww yeah, good choice Nath Ann! Related to the death by stairs, it's a good statement on destructive fame I've quoted for others too. Did they fall (from a weakness) or were they pushed (by the pressures of fame).
	♥ 10:04pm Matt from Springfield: So Erma, you were ALREADY a Nath Ann fan before this show??! Wow, suddenly I feel late to the party!
	10:05pm Erma Gherd: Nath Ann, I have been guilty of walking around listening to dirges (or sea shanties, what?) myself! I am insanely jealous that you know LT. I want her to adopt me, she's wonderful! @Matt - I hate to be a pedant but it's did she JUMP or was she pushed? Here's the thing - I thought I was tuning in for the Best Show and then there was Sandy Denny playing and then there was Nath Ann and then I was all OH I CAN LISTEN TO THE BEST SHOW LATER. This is my jam!
	10:06pm Van in DC: Love Linda, haven't heard this track though
	♥ 10:07pm Matt from Springfield: Paaaaar - alellll-alellll-o-grams Paaar-alellllll - lelll-o-lelll-lellllll ...
	♥ 10:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love Linda
	10:08pm Van in DC: I CAN NOT BELIEVE I missed all of that earlier stuff!! Can someone make the archive available like, you know, NOW!? :)
	♥ 10:08pm Bronwyn Bishop: And Nick too!
	♥ 10:09pm Matt from Springfield: @Erma: Damn, you're right! I can remember this my own way at times. But I've quoted that for a while, it's prob burned in my mind for good! And yes...I was going to plug that podcast at the very end of this playlist, since we can listen to it later, but these comments are A NOW! :D
	♥ 10:10pm Matt from Springfield: Midwinter: "These gentle troubadours, precursors of folk-rock band STONE ANGEL, almost formed by accident when, in 1972, guitarists Paul Corrick and Ken Saul got together to rehearse a gig for a Great Yarmouth folk club Christmas party. They asked singer Jill Child to join in and the three soon became a close-knit formation with a mutual love for all things folk." www.progarchives.com...
	♥ 10:11pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: I learned about Mike Oldfield's old band w/ his sister, the Sallyangie from Irene's show. I thought that Midwinter was going to be them--astonished there's no Wiki page on them yet!
	♥ 10:12pm coelacanth: greetings Julie; soul seekers; soul surgeons.
	10:13pm Erma Gherd: Nick Drake, always and forever. I think I'm a bit behind because I'm listening on my phone but man I love him. "Fly" is probably in my top ten songs everrrrr.
	10:13pm C.S.: "This is the goth show on WFMU. Right?"
	10:14pm Erma Gherd: Hi coelacanth! Fun to see so many other Hillians here!
	♥ 10:14pm Matt from Springfield: Ooooh! Wendy & Bonnie! 'Nother FMU find, Joe McG clued me in to them! :D coelacanth, hi! Serious soul repair and expansion going on here.
	🦇 ♥ 10:16pm Julie: I think Irwin had something to do with the W&B thing, liner notes or something his name is in there
	10:16pm Van in DC: @Matt - yes, Sally & Mike Oldfield had a band in their teens. It wasn't very great... I think they had just the one album. Sally actually had a fantastic later album with "Water Bearer", and Michael had "Discovery" and "Crisis", both really good LPs.
	♥ 10:16pm Matt from Springfield: Erma ♥♥♥♥♥♥ That's treasured to me as well. Try listening to that without getting misty. I include that recording as a tribute to John Cale as well, he arranged and played the wonderful cello and harpsichord parts.
	🦇 ♥ 10:17pm Julie: I have some Sally & Mike later
	10:18pm Van in DC: Oooh didn't know they had a later thing!
	♥ 10:18pm Matt from Springfield: And CS, good late evening! "Hello? This is the goth show on WFMU, right? Could you play...that song? By...um, those two chicks who were all red and black and white?"
	♥ 10:19pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: I liked Sally's parts on that, have to find out her later stuff. @Julie: You read our minds! :D Sounds great!
	10:19pm C.S.: I think it's funny that people who accuse Julie of playing only goth miss these great free form shows that she does.
	♥ 10:20pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love this! Heavy stuff!!!
	10:20pm Van in DC: lol, Julie is probably the most eclectic DJ on FMU... or certainly in the running.
	🦇 ♥ 10:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: In case Clay Pigeon is preoccupied, I'll mention that John Lennon died this day in 1980, thirty-five years ago already. Always remember.
	10:20pm Erma Gherd: @Matt - challenge not accepted, because I CAN'T listen to it without tearing up! A perfect song. I didn't know John Cale did the strings. Fantastic.
	🦇 ♥ 10:21pm Julie: my show is all over the place, many moods. People who call it a goth show only listen on world goth day :)
	♥ 10:21pm coelacanth: Erma! Hi! Matt! Hello!
	♥ 10:21pm Matt from Springfield: And re: Irwin in liner notes, that's not the first album, won't be the last! (He's also in Linda Perhacs' liner notes I know, along w/ our friend Irene!) But Irwin's really in so many. He OWNS those liner notes, he's a regular Clive Davis of them!
	10:21pm C.S.: Late getting here but it looks like I have a lot of catching up to do just for the first hour. No doubt I will learn a lot about music tonight just by tuning in.
	10:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's Julie ! I forgot. ...I feel Laura Nyro close by here somewhere...
	10:23pm C.S.: Ah, man. Still no heart symbol even after I contacted Ken about it a few days ago. E-mailed a photo of the cancelled check too.
	♥ 10:23pm Bronwyn Bishop: Back when I had a college radio show (it ended on Sunday, sob) Irwin used to listen and periodically tell me "Hey I wrote the liners notes for this!"
	♥ 10:24pm Matt from Springfield: She's always just a New York Tendaberry away. Welcome, RevRab. @Ken HP: Thanks for pointing out. Busy day, but I always like to pause and remember John.
	10:24pm Van in DC: I mean, when you can honestly play a playlist like this, eclectic...? 1. Toyah 2. Elizah Rickman 3. Peter Gabriel 4. Steeleye Span 5. Black Tape for a Blue Girl 6. Austra 7. KaTe Bush 8. Emily Autumn ... and on and on...all wonderful... Julie is awesome.
	10:25pm C.S.: @Bronwyn Bishop How long did you do your show?
	🦇 ♥ 10:26pm Julie: aww thanks Van
	♥ 10:27pm coelacanth: Ken Thanks. i usually don't forget.
	10:28pm Van in DC: I didn't even go into heavy punk or goth really, except maybe really early Toyah :)
	♥ 10:28pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Adding Bowie, Elton and Moody Blues, stretching out to Olivia and Cocteaus, REALLY stretching further to ABBA! Amazing how much ground Julie regularly covers, and in only 3 hours!
	♥ 10:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: @C.S. I did it for a little over three years. It began in November 2012 during my freshman year, and just ended because I'm going to Los Angeles for a semester and then graduating.
	♥ 10:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love this Jefferson Airplane bed music too!
	10:29pm Erma Gherd: @Bronwyn, that's so cool. Congratulations, even though I know you must be bummed right now.
	10:29pm Van in DC: @Matt - right on my man.
	♥ 10:30pm tonyb: jorma...my cat's name (although female)
	10:31pm Erma Gherd: @tonyb, I have long wondered how to pronounce that name; is it Jorma or Yorma?
	♥ 10:31pm Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks Erma. It was very sad to leave my show behind, but I'm...reasonably excited to go to LA, I'm just afraid of getting stuck there forever...
	10:31pm P-90: Yes, Wind in the Willows would have gotten a lot more airplay and attention over the years if Debbie's voice had been more out front on at least some of the tracks...
	10:31pm C.S.: Bronwyn Bishop: Awesome. What did you play?
	♥ 10:31pm Kleepeel: Was just cutting my husband's hair whilst enjoying all the great music and the Thompson stories. Funny, the last time I gave him a haircut we were listening to Scott Williams' show. WFMU, a hair-cutting staple in our household. :^D
	10:32pm Van in DC: And what about other off the walls like Glockabelle, etc? Love that stuff.
	10:32pm Van in DC: yes
	♥ 10:33pm Bronwyn Bishop: @C.S.: It was called "Mixed Nuts". It started with a focus on outsider music, which is how I got to know Irwin, but it eventually just became a freeform show (on a college station that only has a few "specialty" shows in the midst of preprogrammed "indie pop"...) I always focused on weirdness, experimental stuff, rare records, etc., but I did a little of everything.
	🦇 ♥ 10:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Bronwyn - I'm sure you'll find another DJ gig at some point. Let us know if you do. And enjoy your stay on the west coast. El Niño is on the way!
	♥ 10:34pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Ken: The goal is to be on FMU eventually...(shh, I didn't say that...) and thanks!
	10:35pm C.S.: @Bronwyn Bishop That's cool. Great that you stood out from the pack. I like freeform weirdness myself.
	10:35pm Van in DC: Some of the things that Julie plays sometimes... just wow. Eye opening. It's like, "Who knew???" That, for me, goes into when she plays French recordings that I never knew of.
	10:35pm Erma Gherd: @Bronwyn, that sounds like a really interesting show! I don't know where you are from or are in school - but I avoided LA for so many years because I assumed I would hate it and I actually think it's a really cool city. I just don't want to have a car (I live in NY and haven't had a car since my senior year of HS).
	♥ 10:37pm Matt from Springfield: @Bronwyn: Excellent, bring freeform to the world, any way you can!
	10:37pm P-90: @Bronwyn: a quantum of solace: you can still listen to WFMU in LA. And post about your adventures. In the olden days, when you moved away you had to leave your local radio stations behind.
	10:37pm Van in DC: It's like, for me, Brigitte Bardot sang WHAT????
	10:38pm C.S.: @Bronwyn Bishop Any archives of your show?
	10:39pm C.S.: "Evil grows in the dark..."
	♥ 10:40pm Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Irwin has said that before Internet streaming, people who moved away from the NYC area wrote touching "goodbye letters" to the station, when they had to leave it behind.
	10:40pm Van in DC: Matt - I'm about to buy 3 tix for "Daughter" at 9:30 club for next April (before it sells out)... $25. Interested in joining us? Elena really is freaking amazing.
	♥ 10:40pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Erma: Yeah, I hate driving so that's why I don't want to get stuck there. I'm from Philly, go to Ithaca College, and want to live in NYC. @Matt: That's the plan :) @P-90: Yes thank god... @C.S.: There aren't any online archives, I have a couple mp3s but that's about it.
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this sounds like the original? I know it from the Gore Gore Girls...
	♥ 10:40pm Bronwyn Bishop: That's so sad Matt :( I'm glad that's not the case anymore.
	♥ 10:41pm Matt from Springfield: The show's only half complete...and already I became the 5th to Clicky-Star this whole episode! :)
	♥ 10:41pm tonyb: erma! yeah, it's yor-ma the guitarist's last name has two dif. pronunciations too not sure which he prefers tonyb
	10:41pm Erma Gherd: This is a dumb question - but when is Julie's show normally on? I am fully digging this.
	10:43pm C.S.: @Erma Gherd It's not. = weeping =
	♥ 10:43pm Bronwyn Bishop: PP&M are so heavenly :)
	♥ 10:43pm Matt from Springfield: An early Gordon Lightfoot song. Ian & Sylvia also recorded this! @Van: I'd have to check the date, a bit far ahead, but that definitely sounds great! Go ahead, I'll comp you. (I'm SURE someone else will want it if I can't make it!)
	🦇 ♥ 10:43pm Julie: I don't have a regular slot at the moment, I turn up at random times. I used to be on at 3am. I'll be back this week on Friday though at 6am in for Micah web only.
	10:44pm C.S.: @Julie Hoooray!!!!
	10:45pm P-90: Yay! A Friday morning fill-in!
	10:46pm Van in DC: Wednesday 06 April 2016 Daughter 9:30 Club, Washington, DC, US
	🦇 ♥ 10:46pm Julie: and that show will be COMPLTELY different from this one
	10:46pm Erma Gherd: @Julie - thanks for responding. I so love this ep and it sounds like you have very eclectic tastes that I will like.
	10:47pm Van in DC: That's going to be a busy week for me. Anoushka Shankar, the virtuoso Sitar player (daughter of Ravi) plays here April 1st. Both artists, I think, Anoushka & Daughter, first time USA tours.
	10:48pm Van in DC: <---------- (talk about eclectic lol)
	♥ 10:49pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Okay, so far so good I think. And LOL eclectic! Add Hawkwind to the mix! And not even "typical" Hawkwind either! :)
	🦇 ♥ 10:49pm Julie: Nath Ann knows his stuff for sure
	10:50pm Van in DC: lol, loved early Hawkwind ha ha
	10:51pm Van in DC: okay, I'll get 4 tix then Matt. General admission as you know probably. That's good, keeps prices down :)
	♥ 10:51pm Matt from Springfield: Nice Aphrodite's Child, kinda sounds like The Who when live!
	10:51pm CP: Ken from Hyde Park - Thanks for remembering. Kind of surprised I haven't heard more John Lennon today.
	♥ 10:51pm Matt from Springfield: Thx Van!
	♥ 10:52pm Matt from Springfield: And Clay! Thx for remembering! (In general!)
	♥ 10:52pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, Dusty's folk group w/ her brother! This one REALLY has an Everlys vibe to it!
	10:52pm CP: No problem, Matt. Still stinging over the loss of Scott Weiland.
	10:55pm Van in DC: Man, if I could do one show on FMU, wow. I'd be playing some stuff that has never ever been imagined to be heard probably on this station.
	10:56pm Tim in VT: Wow. I forgot about this spectrum
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...fill-in DJs are Dark Horses: store up the good stuff & wamm-o...
	10:57pm Van in DC: Sandy?
	♥ 10:58pm Matt from Springfield: Yes, Fotheringay is mos def Sandy!
	10:58pm Erma Gherd: @Van - yes
	10:58pm Van in DC: Wow, never knew about this group!! Just had to search it...
	10:59pm C.S.: 14 fill ins for Julie in 2015 and counting. We have been very lucky.
	10:59pm Van in DC: Amen C.S.
	11:02pm Van in DC: Wow. GREAT ALBUM---> Fotheringay disbanded in January 1971, during sessions for a projected second album.[2] Some of its songs surfaced on Denny's 1971 debut solo album, The North Star Grassman and the Ravens. (from wiki)
	♥ 11:03pm Matt from Springfield: And still more to come! @Van: Fotheringay did an amazing version of the standard "Gypsy Davey", on album and esp. live at the BBC. Someone here told me that announcer on that is Brian Matthew, who concludes with a great soundbite "Gypsy Davey - Fotheringay style!"
	🦇 ♥ 11:03pm Julie: there is a Fotheringay 2 album
	11:04pm Van in DC: Reading on at Wiki, yes, I see: In 2007, the BBC announced that Donahue would be attempting to complete the abandoned project (which he accomplished using previously unheard takes from the original archived tapes). Permission had finally been granted and the work was completed by summer of the following year. The resulting album, titled Fotheringay 2, was released by Fledg'ling Records on 29 September 2008.[3]
	11:05pm Van in DC: I was just amazed to see that some of the tracks flowed over to the North Star album...wowzers
	11:05pm Erma Gherd: The North Star Grassman and the Ravens is a pretty good album. Sandy was still in good voice at the time.
	♥ 11:07pm Matt from Springfield: My People Were Fair and Had Sky in Their Hair...But Now They're Content to Wear Stars on Their Brows (and on their Beard)
	11:08pm Clay Pigeon: Love that Sweetwater. Read this in Wiki - "They were the act scheduled to open the Woodstock Festival in 1969; however, due to being stopped by the police on their way to the festival, solo folksinger Richie Havens became the first performer. Sweetwater performed next, becoming the first band to perform at the festival." Tuned in a tad late so forgive me if this was already discussed. Sounding great, Julie!
	♥ 11:09pm tonyb: yep..yor-ma!
	11:09pm Cheryl: Hi, Julie. Sounding great! I know Donovan & Stone Ponies from the olden days... enjoying all the music tonight here in SATX.
	🦇 ♥ 11:09pm Julie: Thanks Cheryl!
	♥ 11:10pm Matt from Springfield: San Antone?
	11:11pm C.S.: We have an DJ back at Salem State who does a psychedelia show called Kaleidoscope Moondrops Falling. The guy is a walking encyclopedia for the genre. First heard the Poppy Family there..
	11:11pm Nath Ann: The North Star Grassman And The Ravens has some of my favorite songs, lyrics, and chords of hers as well!
	♥ 11:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: Jefferson Airplane and The Mamas & The Papas are a great combination!
	11:12pm Cheryl: Yep!
	11:12pm Clay Pigeon: Denny Doherty. The pride of Halifax, Nova Scotia!
	11:13pm Nath Ann: Thanks, Cheryl! I love the early Stone Poneys! Evergreen Part One is one of my favorite Linda Ronstadt harmonies.
	♥ 11:14pm Matt from Springfield: "SATX" is a good acronym, I'll have to remember that, thanks! :) Similarly, Annandale, VA just north of me is a tremendous concentration of Korean businesses and culture. I called it "Little Korea" in the past, but I've recently taken up someone's name for it, "East Korea" :)
	11:15pm (Eyepatch) Fox: Wow, this cover is rad!
	♥ 11:15pm Matt from Springfield: Groovy garage version of "Can't Buy Me Love"!
	♥ 11:16pm Tome: bit.ly...
	11:16pm Van in DC: lol Matt. I know what you mean.
	♥ 11:18pm Bronwyn Bishop: Two great covers!
	11:20pm Erma Gherd: Jennifer Warnes is so underrated! Julie and Nath Ann, I don't know who curated this playlist or if you collaborated but it has all been brilliant tonight!
	11:20pm Van in DC: Is this the same "Up Where We Belong" Jennifer Warnes?
	🦇 ♥ 11:21pm Julie: yes..back in her hippie days
	11:21pm Erma Gherd: @Van - yes, I think she's mostly a songwriter but she has a great voice too! She has done some lovely Judy Collins covers IIRC.
	11:21pm Van in DC: HOLY SMOKES! The Oldfields!!!!!!!
	♥ 11:22pm Matt from Springfield: ...and here we are :)
	11:22pm Nath Ann: Thank you! We've been trading back-to-back sets all night!
	11:22pm DL in LA: Really loved the show tonight! Thanks to both of you!
	11:22pm Van in DC: :)
	🦇 ♥ 11:22pm Julie: Famous Blue Raincoat is a wonderful album
	11:22pm rw: Man, this is a great fill-in. Thanks Julie and Nath Ann!
	🦇 ♥ 11:22pm Julie: thank you DL!
	♥ 11:23pm Matt from Springfield: Tremendous taste you both have! Thanks Julie and Nath Ann!
	11:23pm Nath Ann: Thank you DL and rw!
	11:23pm Erma Gherd: ooops, Leonard Cohen, not Judy Collins.
	11:23pm Nath Ann: Thanks Matt!
	11:26pm CP: Steve Perigrine Took. Love Tyrex™! Mustang Ford.
	♥ 11:27pm Bronwyn Bishop: I played your current bed music in my first ever episode of my dearly departed ex-show.
	11:27pm Van in DC: What a show, and I missed the first hour. Nath Ann, you are new to me but I sure have enjoyed your selections, many thanks. And Julie, as always, you are such a most welcome show to listen to. Getting my thanks in early.
	11:28pm Erma Gherd: Oh Syd Barrett. What a peculiar and misunderstood guy.
	♥ 11:28pm Kleepeel: This has been a great accompaniment to our Tuesday evening. Thanks Julie and Nath Ann!
	11:31pm Erma Gherd: Well, you have permanently sold me. LT and RT.
	♥ 11:31pm Matt from Springfield: And here this is! :D
	11:33pm Van in DC: She tripped...
	♥ 11:34pm Matt from Springfield: Indeed.
	11:36pm Van in DC: Karen?
	11:36pm Van in DC: yep
	♥ 11:36pm Matt from Springfield: 1st Carpenters album! Title track is also amazing, such a sad take on the Beatles song.
	🦇 ♥ 11:37pm Julie: Get ready, Nath Ann's gonna sing after the next one
	11:37pm Erma Gherd: YAY!
	♥ 11:37pm Matt from Springfield: This track connects the gap btw the Carpenters and the baroque pop of the 60s! Excellent choice, glad I heard this!
	11:38pm Van in DC: Lost a bet or something...? :)
	11:39pm Van in DC: Oh wow.
	♥ 11:39pm Matt from Springfield: Sandy + Linda T!! And speak of the Everlys..
	11:39pm Erma Gherd: IS THIS THE SANDY/LINDA VERSION? I die.
	11:40pm Van in DC: My apt neighbors hate me right now lol
	11:40pm Mark R.: Really love this version of "When Will I Be Loved?"
	♥ 11:41pm Tome: it's like down a notch from the other linda version I like it ,,,,,
	11:42pm Erma Gherd: RT and his son TT do some really beautiful Everly covers too. I try to go see Richard Thompson whenever he is in NY and Teddy plays out all the time. I love them so much.
	11:43pm Van in DC: Hey come on a Julie B show is almost over and WHERE IS THE GOTH!!???? I mean COME ON!!?? :D
	♥ 11:43pm Matt from Springfield: HWWOW. Nath Ann...singing L. Cohen's "STORY OF ISAAC"!!! YES! This is an amazing song, so glad you chose THIS one! :D
	11:43pm Erma Gherd: Oh I love Leonard Cohen so much, this is wonderful!
	11:45pm Van in DC: Nath Ann on guitar as well...?
	♥ 11:46pm Matt from Springfield: This is Leonard's most direct, least obscure anti-war message.
	11:46pm (Eyepatch) Fox: GAWDDAMN.
	11:46pm Van in DC: This is actually a pretty fantastic rendition. Nicely done!
	♥ 11:48pm Matt from Springfield: Woooooooo!!!! Standing O!!!
	11:48pm Van in DC: * applause * * STANDING OVATION * !!!
	♥ 11:49pm Matt from Springfield: @Fox: Your avatar is speechless! ;D
	11:49pm Van in DC: lol
	♥ 11:49pm Matt from Springfield: Guitar too, +10!
	♥ 11:51pm Matt from Springfield: Space disco! Take off your shoes, and let's go to the genre-hop!
	♥ 11:53pm Matt from Springfield: She was so happy behind the drums..
	♥ 11:54pm Matt from Springfield: I like the "concept" of that kind of mother. Like it would make for a fantastic play...
	♥ 11:55pm Matt from Springfield: For those into Dave Hill and Tom Scharpling, part TWO of their exchange will soon conclude. You can catch the podcast in archive at: thebestshow.net Should be posted by tomorrow!
	11:55pm Van in DC: Miss ya Julie, thanks much. Take care Matt.
	11:55pm rw: I know it's Sandy Denny and some dude in that photo at the top of the playlist but I'm imagining it's Julie and Nath Ann.
	11:56pm rw: Thanks again kids! Super show!
	♥ 11:56pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks, you too Van. Bobbie Gentry!
	11:56pm Erma Gherd: really enjoyable, Julie and Nath Ann! Thanks!
	🦇 ♥ 11:56pm Julie: squeezing in one last one for Nath Ann!
	♥ 11:57pm Matt from Springfield: Well, this show was just AMAZING! Thanks Julie, thanks Nath Ann! You MUST come back on! Make this an annual thing, like the World Goth Day shows! :D Been thoroughly enjoyable! Have a good night, everyone!
	11:58pm Van in DC: By the way... Sandy Denny.... first song... "Dark the Night"....? I see what you did there : ) LOVE IT!!
	11:59pm Nath Ann: Thank you so much everyone! It's been a joy hanging out and thrilled you liked it!
	11:59pm JakeGould: Is this the goth show?
	🦇 ♥ 11:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Well, thanks for the fill-in, Julie. See ya Friday morning.
	12:00am P-90: Thanks, Julie!
	10:38am Dj Sunny: Excellent broadcast last night Julie! Much appreciated & thanks!! ~ Dj Sunny Bitch
	♥ 1:17pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks again for playing all this great folk on a winter's night! In fact...this reminded me of an excellent, legendary episode of "winter folk" Joe McG played at this time of year, nearly 5 years ago! wfmu.org... Enjoy! :)
	♥ 1:18pm Matt from Springfield: And hey, NOW you have pictures of Nath Ann up! I like the, um, "Roman" look? ;)
	3:28pm Van in DC: Thanks for that linkie Matt. Wow, was that Julie a pre-FMU DJ one?

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from December 8, 2015

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Familiar & forgotten gems from 50-plus years of music on the darker side, shoegaze, synthpop, goth, psychedelia, darkwave, with unapologetic detours into 70s pop. In a dark night of the soul, it's always 3 o'clock in the morning.

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Fri. May 3rd, 7pm - 9pm: Dark Night of the Soul fills in for Acid Jazz Hands

December 8, 2015: Folkin' Around with Nath Ann Carrera -- fill-in for Irene

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(*** = special)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Special	Approx. start time
Sandy Denny	Dark the Night "Dark the Night" by "Sandy Denny"	Live at the BBC	Universal/Island Records	1997
Renaissance	Share Some Love "Share Some Love" by "Renaissance"	Prologue	Capitol	1972	LP			0:03:54 (Pop-up)
Curved Air	Screw "Screw" by "Curved Air"	Air Conditioning	Warner Bros	1970	LP			0:08:48 (Pop-up)
Sweetwater	My Crystal Spider "My Crystal Spider" by "Sweetwater"	Sweetwater	Reprise	1968				0:12:41 (Pop-up)
The Savage Rose	Evening's Child "Evening's Child" by "The Savage Rose"	The Anthology	Universal	2002				0:16:32 (Pop-up)
Affinity	I Am and So Are You "I Am and So Are You" by "Affinity"	Affinity	Paramount Records	1970				0:19:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vampires Sound Incorporation	Nacromania	Vampiros Lesbos: Sexadelic Dance Party	Motel Records	1997				0:23:26 (Pop-up)
Coven	The Song's For All You Children	Blood on the Snow	Budah Records	1974	LP			0:28:37 (Pop-up)
Stone Poneys	Sweet Summer Blue and Gold	The Stone Poneys	Capitol Records	1967				0:31:15 (Pop-up)
The Pentangle	The Trees They Do Grow High	Sweet Child	Reprise	1968				0:32:59 (Pop-up)
Richard and Linda Thompson	The Calvary Cross	I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight	Island Records	1974				0:36:56 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Autopsy "Autopsy" by "Fairport Convention"	Live at the BBC	Island Remasters	2007				0:40:42 (Pop-up)
Buffy Sainte-Marie	Eagleman/Changing Woman	Changing Woman	MCA Records	1975				0:45:00 (Pop-up)
Steeleye Span	All Around My Hat "All Around My Hat" by "Steeleye Span"	All Around My Hat	Chrysalis	1975				0:48:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nick Drake	Instrumental "Instrumental" by "Nick Drake"	Second Grace	Nick Drake	2001				0:52:14 (Pop-up)
Donovan	The Enchanted Gypsy "The Enchanted Gypsy" by "Donovan"	A Gift From A Flower To A Garden	Epic	1967				0:58:08 (Pop-up)
Midwinter	The Waters of Sweet Sorrow	The Waters of Sweet Sorrow	Porcelain	1993		recorded in 1973		1:01:09 (Pop-up)
Linda Perhacs	Hey Who Really Cares?	Paralellograms	The Wild Places	2003				1:04:23 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	One of These Things First	Bryter Layter	Island Records	1970				1:07:48 (Pop-up)
Wendy & Bonnie	Five O'Clock in the Morning	Genesis	Sundazed	2001				1:11:36 (Pop-up)
The Feminine Complex	Hold My Hand	Livin' Love	Teenbeat	1996				1:14:32 (Pop-up)
Lily & Maria	Everybody Knows "Everybody Knows" by "Lily & Maria"	Hippie Goddesses Compilation	Goddess Recordings	1999				1:18:14 (Pop-up)
The Wind in the Willows	She's Fantastic and She's Yours	The Wind in the Willows	Capitol Records	2007				1:22:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jefferson Airplane	Embryonic Journey	Surrealistic Pillow	RCA	1967				1:26:39 (Pop-up)
Black Widow	Way To Power "Way To Power" by "Black Widow"	Return To the Sabbat	Mystic Records	1998				1:34:08 (Pop-up)
The Poppy Family	Where Evil Grows	Poppy Seeds	London Records	1971				1:37:09 (Pop-up)
Peter, Paul, & Mary	Early Mornin' Rain	See What Tomorrow Brings	Warner Bros	1965				1:39:58 (Pop-up)
Hawkwind	We Took the Wrong Step Years Ago	X In Search of Space	United Artists	1972				1:42:56 (Pop-up)
Aphrodite's Child	Babylon "Babylon" by "Aphrodite's Child"	666	Vertigo	1972				1:47:48 (Pop-up)
The Springfields	Island of Dreams	Island of Dreams (single)	Philips	1963				1:50:32 (Pop-up)
The Carrie Nations	Once I Had Love	Beyond the Valley of the Dolls (OST)	20th Century Fox	1970	LP			1:53:11 (Pop-up)
Fotheringay	Banks of the Nile "Banks of the Nile" by "Fotheringay"	Fotheringay	A&M	1970				1:55:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tyrannosaurus Rex	Prelude "Prelude" by "Tyrannosaurus Rex"	A Beard of Stars	Blue Thumb	1970				2:03:29 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Star Track "Star Track" by "Jefferson Airplane"	Crown of Creation	RCA	1968				2:07:13 (Pop-up)
The Mamas & The Papas	Somebody Groovy	If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears	Dunhill Records	1966				2:10:15 (Pop-up)
The Neighb'r'hood Childr'n	Can't Buy Me Love	Long Years in Space	Sundazed	1997				2:13:22 (Pop-up)
Jennifer (Warnes)	We're Not Gonna Take It	Jennifer	Rev-Ola	2007				2:16:43 (Pop-up)
The Sallyangie	Love In Ice Crystals	Children of the Sun	Castle Music	2002				2:19:48 (Pop-up)
Tyrannosaurus Rex	Nijinksy Hind "Nijinksy Hind" by "Tyrannosaurus Rex"	Unicorn	Blue Thumb	1969				2:22:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Golden Hair (instrumental)	Opel	Harvest	2014				2:25:19 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	The Long and Lonesome Road	At Home	Penny Farthing	1969				2:27:25 (Pop-up)
Richard and Linda Thompson	Did She Jump or Was She Pushed?	Shoot Out the Lights	Hannibal Records	1982				2:29:57 (Pop-up)
The Carpenters	Eve "Eve" by "The Carpenters"	Ticket To Ride	A&M	1970				2:34:32 (Pop-up)
The Bunch (Sandy Denny & Linda Thompson)	When Will I Be Loved	Rock On	Carthage	1986	LP			2:37:27 (Pop-up)
Nath Ann Carrera	Story Of Isaac "Story Of Isaac" by "Nath Ann Carrera"	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2015			***	2:42:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"	Barrett	Harvest	1970				2:47:04 (Pop-up)
Bobbie Gentry	Find Em Fool Em And Forget Em	Fancy	Capitol Records	1970				2:54:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"	Barrett	Harvest	1970				2:57:03 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 9:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Julie!
	9:03pm Erma Gherd: Is that Swarb in this picture?
	9:03pm P-90: Hi Julie!
	♥ 9:04pm Roberto: Joolz!
	♥ 9:05pm herb.nyc: Hi all. I'm not often on this train wreck but am happy to be here.
	9:07pm JakeGould: Sixths!
	🦇 ♥ 9:13pm Julie: hi guys!
	♥ 9:14pm Kleepeel: Hello!
	♥ 9:16pm Tome: ☻ Julie yeah ! ☻
	9:17pm (Eyepatch) Fox: This set is FABULOUS thus far!!!
	♥ 9:17pm Tome: Let's Dance hehe ! ///////////]]]]
	9:19pm Nath Ann: Hark! Hello everyone!
	9:21pm eejit: is this usually irene trudels show?
	9:22pm Erma Gherd: it says that Nath Ann is filling in. Hi Nath Ann!
	🦇 ♥ 9:22pm Julie: haha yeah how funny
	🦇 ♥ 9:23pm Julie: I am filling in for Irene tonight, me Julie with my guest Nath Ann
	9:24pm eejit: cool, cuz the 3hree songs eyev herd sofa r brill
	♥ 9:24pm Matt from Springfield: Julie for Irene? Get the folk out! :) Hi Jules and Nighthawks! Off to a great start!
	♥ 9:25pm Matt from Springfield: Whoa, "Nath Ann" is a dude! ;)
	9:26pm eejit: are both u 2 single? if yes, then it could be an interesting dynamic on this show 2night
	♥ 9:27pm Matt from Springfield: It also sounds like Monty Python: "Re-nay-sohnce"
	♥ 9:29pm Matt from Springfield: Coven! \m/ (They supposed introduced the 'devil's horns' to rock, so return the salute!)
	9:32pm eejit: which came 1st, the Coven or the Rundgren
	♥ 9:33pm Matt from Springfield: Rundgren solo, or Rundgren Nazz??
	♥ 9:33pm Bronwyn Bishop: This is pretty as hell
	♥ 9:33pm Matt from Springfield: WOW! Stone Poneys!! This is serious folk, a "different drum" from their usual only-played hit!
	9:34pm Erma Gherd: sorry Julie, I got confused! Do you know if that is Dave Swarbrick in the Sandy Denny header pic?
	9:36pm Erma Gherd: Also anyone who likes this music - there is a great book about this timeframe in England called "Electric Eden" by Rob Young. A wonderful read. Also the Sandy Denny bio by Mick Houghton - "I've Always Kept a Unicorn."
	🦇 ♥ 9:36pm Julie: I'm not sure, I think so?
	♥ 9:38pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks for the recs, Erma!
	♥ 9:38pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yay Richard and Linda!
	9:40pm eejit: yay scrambled eggs!!
	9:41pm Erma Gherd: @MfS - my pleasure! I'm kind of obsessed with the Thompson family so that was like secondary source material. Really engrossing though, what a time it must have been. P.S. I liked your "different drum" crack.
	♥ 9:42pm Bronwyn Bishop: And now Fairport Convention! Yay!
	9:43pm eejit: yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyz
	♥ 9:44pm Matt from Springfield: Heh, thx Erma! :) The Stone Poneys get little airplay of their "other" songs, except sometimes their Pepsi jingle "Pepsi Pours It On".
	🦇 ♥ 9:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good evening, dark souls of the night. I've amassed groceries for the next few days and now I'm ready to cool out for the duration.
	9:46pm eejit: Yay LL Cool J!
	9:47pm JakeGould: @Erma and Julie: “Dave Swarbrick, Sandy Denny” “The following pictures were taken by Don Brockway from the U.S.A. during the Fairport Convention concerts at My Father's Place, Roslyn, NY, U.S.A. on May 17, 1974. Don was fortunate enough to attend the concerts and was happy to share his great photographs with us. Thanks Don!” mainlynorfolk.info...
	♥ 9:48pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Don, indeed! (...thanks Jake!...)
	9:49pm eejit: tomatoes are boring
	9:49pm Erma Gherd: Awesome, thanks for confirming that, Jake! Swarb was a hottie back in the day. He is a hell of a fiddler.
	♥ 9:50pm Bronwyn Bishop: This is my favorite Steeleye Span song :D
	♥ 9:50pm Matt from Springfield: STEELEYE! Yes Yes YES!!
	9:51pm eejit: Anyone else get the feeling that Nath Ann has a copy of NOW That's What I Call British Folk-Rock?
	♥ 9:52pm Matt from Springfield: @eejit: I think he created Volumes 1 thru 29 of them!
	9:53pm Erma Gherd: Hahahaha! I would buy that collection, @eejit!
	♥ 9:53pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love this Nick Drake bed music!
	9:53pm eejit: thanks Erma you wee hottie u!
	♥ 9:54pm Matt from Springfield: Okay, now I want you to post pics of Nath Ann! ;)
	♥ 9:56pm Matt from Springfield: Sandwiched it with "One Tin Soldier"!
	9:56pm Erma Gherd: I have seen Nath Ann perform in the most wonderful hat... www.nextmagazine.com...
	♥ 9:57pm Matt from Springfield: Ha, thanks again Erma! :) Just how I imagined! Well, not exactly as I imagined--but I'm glad Nath Ann looks as eccentric as his personality! :D
	♥ 9:58pm Matt from Springfield: RIP Sandy Denny. As the song dedicated to her asks: "Did she fall, or was she pushed?"
	9:59pm eejit: that website seems a bit erm, gay, Erma
	9:59pm eejit: and i'm gonna have a good look at it!
	♥ 9:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: Donovan!!!
	♥ 9:59pm Matt from Springfield: Gift From A Flower To A Garden. Can't ever, ever, ever go wrong with this album :)
	9:59pm Nath Ann: Hi Erma! I have that feather hat with me! It's molting, but holding on!
	10:00pm Nath Ann: I have that in my setlist for later, Matt!
	10:00pm Van in DC: Can't wait to catch up on archive. I've missed a ton. Hi.
	10:00pm Erma Gherd: Awesome, Nath Ann! I've seen you a few times - with the Pixie Harlots and JVB among others. I didn't know you were such a folk fan!
	10:01pm eejit: Yay Van!
	10:01pm Nath Ann: Wonderful, Erma! I mainly only walk around listening to dirges!
	🦇 ♥ 10:01pm Julie: can't leave Donovan out of this! You can see a couple photos of Nath Ann on the FB event page www.facebook.com...
	♥ 10:02pm Matt from Springfield: Awww yeah, good choice Nath Ann! Related to the death by stairs, it's a good statement on destructive fame I've quoted for others too. Did they fall (from a weakness) or were they pushed (by the pressures of fame).
	♥ 10:04pm Matt from Springfield: So Erma, you were ALREADY a Nath Ann fan before this show??! Wow, suddenly I feel late to the party!
	10:05pm Erma Gherd: Nath Ann, I have been guilty of walking around listening to dirges (or sea shanties, what?) myself! I am insanely jealous that you know LT. I want her to adopt me, she's wonderful! @Matt - I hate to be a pedant but it's did she JUMP or was she pushed? Here's the thing - I thought I was tuning in for the Best Show and then there was Sandy Denny playing and then there was Nath Ann and then I was all OH I CAN LISTEN TO THE BEST SHOW LATER. This is my jam!
	10:06pm Van in DC: Love Linda, haven't heard this track though
	♥ 10:07pm Matt from Springfield: Paaaaar - alellll-alellll-o-grams Paaar-alellllll - lelll-o-lelll-lellllll ...
	♥ 10:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love Linda
	10:08pm Van in DC: I CAN NOT BELIEVE I missed all of that earlier stuff!! Can someone make the archive available like, you know, NOW!? :)
	♥ 10:08pm Bronwyn Bishop: And Nick too!
	♥ 10:09pm Matt from Springfield: @Erma: Damn, you're right! I can remember this my own way at times. But I've quoted that for a while, it's prob burned in my mind for good! And yes...I was going to plug that podcast at the very end of this playlist, since we can listen to it later, but these comments are A NOW! :D
	♥ 10:10pm Matt from Springfield: Midwinter: "These gentle troubadours, precursors of folk-rock band STONE ANGEL, almost formed by accident when, in 1972, guitarists Paul Corrick and Ken Saul got together to rehearse a gig for a Great Yarmouth folk club Christmas party. They asked singer Jill Child to join in and the three soon became a close-knit formation with a mutual love for all things folk." www.progarchives.com...
	♥ 10:11pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: I learned about Mike Oldfield's old band w/ his sister, the Sallyangie from Irene's show. I thought that Midwinter was going to be them--astonished there's no Wiki page on them yet!
	♥ 10:12pm coelacanth: greetings Julie; soul seekers; soul surgeons.
	10:13pm Erma Gherd: Nick Drake, always and forever. I think I'm a bit behind because I'm listening on my phone but man I love him. "Fly" is probably in my top ten songs everrrrr.
	10:13pm C.S.: "This is the goth show on WFMU. Right?"
	10:14pm Erma Gherd: Hi coelacanth! Fun to see so many other Hillians here!
	♥ 10:14pm Matt from Springfield: Ooooh! Wendy & Bonnie! 'Nother FMU find, Joe McG clued me in to them! :D coelacanth, hi! Serious soul repair and expansion going on here.
	🦇 ♥ 10:16pm Julie: I think Irwin had something to do with the W&B thing, liner notes or something his name is in there
	10:16pm Van in DC: @Matt - yes, Sally & Mike Oldfield had a band in their teens. It wasn't very great... I think they had just the one album. Sally actually had a fantastic later album with "Water Bearer", and Michael had "Discovery" and "Crisis", both really good LPs.
	♥ 10:16pm Matt from Springfield: Erma ♥♥♥♥♥♥ That's treasured to me as well. Try listening to that without getting misty. I include that recording as a tribute to John Cale as well, he arranged and played the wonderful cello and harpsichord parts.
	🦇 ♥ 10:17pm Julie: I have some Sally & Mike later
	10:18pm Van in DC: Oooh didn't know they had a later thing!
	♥ 10:18pm Matt from Springfield: And CS, good late evening! "Hello? This is the goth show on WFMU, right? Could you play...that song? By...um, those two chicks who were all red and black and white?"
	♥ 10:19pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: I liked Sally's parts on that, have to find out her later stuff. @Julie: You read our minds! :D Sounds great!
	10:19pm C.S.: I think it's funny that people who accuse Julie of playing only goth miss these great free form shows that she does.
	♥ 10:20pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love this! Heavy stuff!!!
	10:20pm Van in DC: lol, Julie is probably the most eclectic DJ on FMU... or certainly in the running.
	🦇 ♥ 10:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: In case Clay Pigeon is preoccupied, I'll mention that John Lennon died this day in 1980, thirty-five years ago already. Always remember.
	10:20pm Erma Gherd: @Matt - challenge not accepted, because I CAN'T listen to it without tearing up! A perfect song. I didn't know John Cale did the strings. Fantastic.
	🦇 ♥ 10:21pm Julie: my show is all over the place, many moods. People who call it a goth show only listen on world goth day :)
	♥ 10:21pm coelacanth: Erma! Hi! Matt! Hello!
	♥ 10:21pm Matt from Springfield: And re: Irwin in liner notes, that's not the first album, won't be the last! (He's also in Linda Perhacs' liner notes I know, along w/ our friend Irene!) But Irwin's really in so many. He OWNS those liner notes, he's a regular Clive Davis of them!
	10:21pm C.S.: Late getting here but it looks like I have a lot of catching up to do just for the first hour. No doubt I will learn a lot about music tonight just by tuning in.
	10:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's Julie ! I forgot. ...I feel Laura Nyro close by here somewhere...
	10:23pm C.S.: Ah, man. Still no heart symbol even after I contacted Ken about it a few days ago. E-mailed a photo of the cancelled check too.
	♥ 10:23pm Bronwyn Bishop: Back when I had a college radio show (it ended on Sunday, sob) Irwin used to listen and periodically tell me "Hey I wrote the liners notes for this!"
	♥ 10:24pm Matt from Springfield: She's always just a New York Tendaberry away. Welcome, RevRab. @Ken HP: Thanks for pointing out. Busy day, but I always like to pause and remember John.
	10:24pm Van in DC: I mean, when you can honestly play a playlist like this, eclectic...? 1. Toyah 2. Elizah Rickman 3. Peter Gabriel 4. Steeleye Span 5. Black Tape for a Blue Girl 6. Austra 7. KaTe Bush 8. Emily Autumn ... and on and on...all wonderful... Julie is awesome.
	10:25pm C.S.: @Bronwyn Bishop How long did you do your show?
	🦇 ♥ 10:26pm Julie: aww thanks Van
	♥ 10:27pm coelacanth: Ken Thanks. i usually don't forget.
	10:28pm Van in DC: I didn't even go into heavy punk or goth really, except maybe really early Toyah :)
	♥ 10:28pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Adding Bowie, Elton and Moody Blues, stretching out to Olivia and Cocteaus, REALLY stretching further to ABBA! Amazing how much ground Julie regularly covers, and in only 3 hours!
	♥ 10:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: @C.S. I did it for a little over three years. It began in November 2012 during my freshman year, and just ended because I'm going to Los Angeles for a semester and then graduating.
	♥ 10:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love this Jefferson Airplane bed music too!
	10:29pm Erma Gherd: @Bronwyn, that's so cool. Congratulations, even though I know you must be bummed right now.
	10:29pm Van in DC: @Matt - right on my man.
	♥ 10:30pm tonyb: jorma...my cat's name (although female)
	10:31pm Erma Gherd: @tonyb, I have long wondered how to pronounce that name; is it Jorma or Yorma?
	♥ 10:31pm Bronwyn Bishop: Thanks Erma. It was very sad to leave my show behind, but I'm...reasonably excited to go to LA, I'm just afraid of getting stuck there forever...
	10:31pm P-90: Yes, Wind in the Willows would have gotten a lot more airplay and attention over the years if Debbie's voice had been more out front on at least some of the tracks...
	10:31pm C.S.: Bronwyn Bishop: Awesome. What did you play?
	♥ 10:31pm Kleepeel: Was just cutting my husband's hair whilst enjoying all the great music and the Thompson stories. Funny, the last time I gave him a haircut we were listening to Scott Williams' show. WFMU, a hair-cutting staple in our household. :^D
	10:32pm Van in DC: And what about other off the walls like Glockabelle, etc? Love that stuff.
	10:32pm Van in DC: yes
	♥ 10:33pm Bronwyn Bishop: @C.S.: It was called "Mixed Nuts". It started with a focus on outsider music, which is how I got to know Irwin, but it eventually just became a freeform show (on a college station that only has a few "specialty" shows in the midst of preprogrammed "indie pop"...) I always focused on weirdness, experimental stuff, rare records, etc., but I did a little of everything.
	🦇 ♥ 10:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Bronwyn - I'm sure you'll find another DJ gig at some point. Let us know if you do. And enjoy your stay on the west coast. El Niño is on the way!
	♥ 10:34pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Ken: The goal is to be on FMU eventually...(shh, I didn't say that...) and thanks!
	10:35pm C.S.: @Bronwyn Bishop That's cool. Great that you stood out from the pack. I like freeform weirdness myself.
	10:35pm Van in DC: Some of the things that Julie plays sometimes... just wow. Eye opening. It's like, "Who knew???" That, for me, goes into when she plays French recordings that I never knew of.
	10:35pm Erma Gherd: @Bronwyn, that sounds like a really interesting show! I don't know where you are from or are in school - but I avoided LA for so many years because I assumed I would hate it and I actually think it's a really cool city. I just don't want to have a car (I live in NY and haven't had a car since my senior year of HS).
	♥ 10:37pm Matt from Springfield: @Bronwyn: Excellent, bring freeform to the world, any way you can!
	10:37pm P-90: @Bronwyn: a quantum of solace: you can still listen to WFMU in LA. And post about your adventures. In the olden days, when you moved away you had to leave your local radio stations behind.
	10:37pm Van in DC: It's like, for me, Brigitte Bardot sang WHAT????
	10:38pm C.S.: @Bronwyn Bishop Any archives of your show?
	10:39pm C.S.: "Evil grows in the dark..."
	♥ 10:40pm Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Irwin has said that before Internet streaming, people who moved away from the NYC area wrote touching "goodbye letters" to the station, when they had to leave it behind.
	10:40pm Van in DC: Matt - I'm about to buy 3 tix for "Daughter" at 9:30 club for next April (before it sells out)... $25. Interested in joining us? Elena really is freaking amazing.
	♥ 10:40pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Erma: Yeah, I hate driving so that's why I don't want to get stuck there. I'm from Philly, go to Ithaca College, and want to live in NYC. @Matt: That's the plan :) @P-90: Yes thank god... @C.S.: There aren't any online archives, I have a couple mp3s but that's about it.
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this sounds like the original? I know it from the Gore Gore Girls...
	♥ 10:40pm Bronwyn Bishop: That's so sad Matt :( I'm glad that's not the case anymore.
	♥ 10:41pm Matt from Springfield: The show's only half complete...and already I became the 5th to Clicky-Star this whole episode! :)
	♥ 10:41pm tonyb: erma! yeah, it's yor-ma the guitarist's last name has two dif. pronunciations too not sure which he prefers tonyb
	10:41pm Erma Gherd: This is a dumb question - but when is Julie's show normally on? I am fully digging this.
	10:43pm C.S.: @Erma Gherd It's not. = weeping =
	♥ 10:43pm Bronwyn Bishop: PP&M are so heavenly :)
	♥ 10:43pm Matt from Springfield: An early Gordon Lightfoot song. Ian & Sylvia also recorded this! @Van: I'd have to check the date, a bit far ahead, but that definitely sounds great! Go ahead, I'll comp you. (I'm SURE someone else will want it if I can't make it!)
	🦇 ♥ 10:43pm Julie: I don't have a regular slot at the moment, I turn up at random times. I used to be on at 3am. I'll be back this week on Friday though at 6am in for Micah web only.
	10:44pm C.S.: @Julie Hoooray!!!!
	10:45pm P-90: Yay! A Friday morning fill-in!
	10:46pm Van in DC: Wednesday 06 April 2016 Daughter 9:30 Club, Washington, DC, US
	🦇 ♥ 10:46pm Julie: and that show will be COMPLTELY different from this one
	10:46pm Erma Gherd: @Julie - thanks for responding. I so love this ep and it sounds like you have very eclectic tastes that I will like.
	10:47pm Van in DC: That's going to be a busy week for me. Anoushka Shankar, the virtuoso Sitar player (daughter of Ravi) plays here April 1st. Both artists, I think, Anoushka & Daughter, first time USA tours.
	10:48pm Van in DC: <---------- (talk about eclectic lol)
	♥ 10:49pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Okay, so far so good I think. And LOL eclectic! Add Hawkwind to the mix! And not even "typical" Hawkwind either! :)
	🦇 ♥ 10:49pm Julie: Nath Ann knows his stuff for sure
	10:50pm Van in DC: lol, loved early Hawkwind ha ha
	10:51pm Van in DC: okay, I'll get 4 tix then Matt. General admission as you know probably. That's good, keeps prices down :)
	♥ 10:51pm Matt from Springfield: Nice Aphrodite's Child, kinda sounds like The Who when live!
	10:51pm CP: Ken from Hyde Park - Thanks for remembering. Kind of surprised I haven't heard more John Lennon today.
	♥ 10:51pm Matt from Springfield: Thx Van!
	♥ 10:52pm Matt from Springfield: And Clay! Thx for remembering! (In general!)
	♥ 10:52pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, Dusty's folk group w/ her brother! This one REALLY has an Everlys vibe to it!
	10:52pm CP: No problem, Matt. Still stinging over the loss of Scott Weiland.
	10:55pm Van in DC: Man, if I could do one show on FMU, wow. I'd be playing some stuff that has never ever been imagined to be heard probably on this station.
	10:56pm Tim in VT: Wow. I forgot about this spectrum
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...fill-in DJs are Dark Horses: store up the good stuff & wamm-o...
	10:57pm Van in DC: Sandy?
	♥ 10:58pm Matt from Springfield: Yes, Fotheringay is mos def Sandy!
	10:58pm Erma Gherd: @Van - yes
	10:58pm Van in DC: Wow, never knew about this group!! Just had to search it...
	10:59pm C.S.: 14 fill ins for Julie in 2015 and counting. We have been very lucky.
	10:59pm Van in DC: Amen C.S.
	11:02pm Van in DC: Wow. GREAT ALBUM---> Fotheringay disbanded in January 1971, during sessions for a projected second album.[2] Some of its songs surfaced on Denny's 1971 debut solo album, The North Star Grassman and the Ravens. (from wiki)
	♥ 11:03pm Matt from Springfield: And still more to come! @Van: Fotheringay did an amazing version of the standard "Gypsy Davey", on album and esp. live at the BBC. Someone here told me that announcer on that is Brian Matthew, who concludes with a great soundbite "Gypsy Davey - Fotheringay style!"
	🦇 ♥ 11:03pm Julie: there is a Fotheringay 2 album
	11:04pm Van in DC: Reading on at Wiki, yes, I see: In 2007, the BBC announced that Donahue would be attempting to complete the abandoned project (which he accomplished using previously unheard takes from the original archived tapes). Permission had finally been granted and the work was completed by summer of the following year. The resulting album, titled Fotheringay 2, was released by Fledg'ling Records on 29 September 2008.[3]
	11:05pm Van in DC: I was just amazed to see that some of the tracks flowed over to the North Star album...wowzers
	11:05pm Erma Gherd: The North Star Grassman and the Ravens is a pretty good album. Sandy was still in good voice at the time.
	♥ 11:07pm Matt from Springfield: My People Were Fair and Had Sky in Their Hair...But Now They're Content to Wear Stars on Their Brows (and on their Beard)
	11:08pm Clay Pigeon: Love that Sweetwater. Read this in Wiki - "They were the act scheduled to open the Woodstock Festival in 1969; however, due to being stopped by the police on their way to the festival, solo folksinger Richie Havens became the first performer. Sweetwater performed next, becoming the first band to perform at the festival." Tuned in a tad late so forgive me if this was already discussed. Sounding great, Julie!
	♥ 11:09pm tonyb: yep..yor-ma!
	11:09pm Cheryl: Hi, Julie. Sounding great! I know Donovan & Stone Ponies from the olden days... enjoying all the music tonight here in SATX.
	🦇 ♥ 11:09pm Julie: Thanks Cheryl!
	♥ 11:10pm Matt from Springfield: San Antone?
	11:11pm C.S.: We have an DJ back at Salem State who does a psychedelia show called Kaleidoscope Moondrops Falling. The guy is a walking encyclopedia for the genre. First heard the Poppy Family there..
	11:11pm Nath Ann: The North Star Grassman And The Ravens has some of my favorite songs, lyrics, and chords of hers as well!
	♥ 11:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: Jefferson Airplane and The Mamas & The Papas are a great combination!
	11:12pm Cheryl: Yep!
	11:12pm Clay Pigeon: Denny Doherty. The pride of Halifax, Nova Scotia!
	11:13pm Nath Ann: Thanks, Cheryl! I love the early Stone Poneys! Evergreen Part One is one of my favorite Linda Ronstadt harmonies.
	♥ 11:14pm Matt from Springfield: "SATX" is a good acronym, I'll have to remember that, thanks! :) Similarly, Annandale, VA just north of me is a tremendous concentration of Korean businesses and culture. I called it "Little Korea" in the past, but I've recently taken up someone's name for it, "East Korea" :)
	11:15pm (Eyepatch) Fox: Wow, this cover is rad!
	♥ 11:15pm Matt from Springfield: Groovy garage version of "Can't Buy Me Love"!
	♥ 11:16pm Tome: bit.ly...
	11:16pm Van in DC: lol Matt. I know what you mean.
	♥ 11:18pm Bronwyn Bishop: Two great covers!
	11:20pm Erma Gherd: Jennifer Warnes is so underrated! Julie and Nath Ann, I don't know who curated this playlist or if you collaborated but it has all been brilliant tonight!
	11:20pm Van in DC: Is this the same "Up Where We Belong" Jennifer Warnes?
	🦇 ♥ 11:21pm Julie: yes..back in her hippie days
	11:21pm Erma Gherd: @Van - yes, I think she's mostly a songwriter but she has a great voice too! She has done some lovely Judy Collins covers IIRC.
	11:21pm Van in DC: HOLY SMOKES! The Oldfields!!!!!!!
	♥ 11:22pm Matt from Springfield: ...and here we are :)
	11:22pm Nath Ann: Thank you! We've been trading back-to-back sets all night!
	11:22pm DL in LA: Really loved the show tonight! Thanks to both of you!
	11:22pm Van in DC: :)
	🦇 ♥ 11:22pm Julie: Famous Blue Raincoat is a wonderful album
	11:22pm rw: Man, this is a great fill-in. Thanks Julie and Nath Ann!
	🦇 ♥ 11:22pm Julie: thank you DL!
	♥ 11:23pm Matt from Springfield: Tremendous taste you both have! Thanks Julie and Nath Ann!
	11:23pm Nath Ann: Thank you DL and rw!
	11:23pm Erma Gherd: ooops, Leonard Cohen, not Judy Collins.
	11:23pm Nath Ann: Thanks Matt!
	11:26pm CP: Steve Perigrine Took. Love Tyrex™! Mustang Ford.
	♥ 11:27pm Bronwyn Bishop: I played your current bed music in my first ever episode of my dearly departed ex-show.
	11:27pm Van in DC: What a show, and I missed the first hour. Nath Ann, you are new to me but I sure have enjoyed your selections, many thanks. And Julie, as always, you are such a most welcome show to listen to. Getting my thanks in early.
	11:28pm Erma Gherd: Oh Syd Barrett. What a peculiar and misunderstood guy.
	♥ 11:28pm Kleepeel: This has been a great accompaniment to our Tuesday evening. Thanks Julie and Nath Ann!
	11:31pm Erma Gherd: Well, you have permanently sold me. LT and RT.
	♥ 11:31pm Matt from Springfield: And here this is! :D
	11:33pm Van in DC: She tripped...
	♥ 11:34pm Matt from Springfield: Indeed.
	11:36pm Van in DC: Karen?
	11:36pm Van in DC: yep
	♥ 11:36pm Matt from Springfield: 1st Carpenters album! Title track is also amazing, such a sad take on the Beatles song.
	🦇 ♥ 11:37pm Julie: Get ready, Nath Ann's gonna sing after the next one
	11:37pm Erma Gherd: YAY!
	♥ 11:37pm Matt from Springfield: This track connects the gap btw the Carpenters and the baroque pop of the 60s! Excellent choice, glad I heard this!
	11:38pm Van in DC: Lost a bet or something...? :)
	11:39pm Van in DC: Oh wow.
	♥ 11:39pm Matt from Springfield: Sandy + Linda T!! And speak of the Everlys..
	11:39pm Erma Gherd: IS THIS THE SANDY/LINDA VERSION? I die.
	11:40pm Van in DC: My apt neighbors hate me right now lol
	11:40pm Mark R.: Really love this version of "When Will I Be Loved?"
	♥ 11:41pm Tome: it's like down a notch from the other linda version I like it ,,,,,
	11:42pm Erma Gherd: RT and his son TT do some really beautiful Everly covers too. I try to go see Richard Thompson whenever he is in NY and Teddy plays out all the time. I love them so much.
	11:43pm Van in DC: Hey come on a Julie B show is almost over and WHERE IS THE GOTH!!???? I mean COME ON!!?? :D
	♥ 11:43pm Matt from Springfield: HWWOW. Nath Ann...singing L. Cohen's "STORY OF ISAAC"!!! YES! This is an amazing song, so glad you chose THIS one! :D
	11:43pm Erma Gherd: Oh I love Leonard Cohen so much, this is wonderful!
	11:45pm Van in DC: Nath Ann on guitar as well...?
	♥ 11:46pm Matt from Springfield: This is Leonard's most direct, least obscure anti-war message.
	11:46pm (Eyepatch) Fox: GAWDDAMN.
	11:46pm Van in DC: This is actually a pretty fantastic rendition. Nicely done!
	♥ 11:48pm Matt from Springfield: Woooooooo!!!! Standing O!!!
	11:48pm Van in DC: * applause * * STANDING OVATION * !!!
	♥ 11:49pm Matt from Springfield: @Fox: Your avatar is speechless! ;D
	11:49pm Van in DC: lol
	♥ 11:49pm Matt from Springfield: Guitar too, +10!
	♥ 11:51pm Matt from Springfield: Space disco! Take off your shoes, and let's go to the genre-hop!
	♥ 11:53pm Matt from Springfield: She was so happy behind the drums..
	♥ 11:54pm Matt from Springfield: I like the "concept" of that kind of mother. Like it would make for a fantastic play...
	♥ 11:55pm Matt from Springfield: For those into Dave Hill and Tom Scharpling, part TWO of their exchange will soon conclude. You can catch the podcast in archive at: thebestshow.net Should be posted by tomorrow!
	11:55pm Van in DC: Miss ya Julie, thanks much. Take care Matt.
	11:55pm rw: I know it's Sandy Denny and some dude in that photo at the top of the playlist but I'm imagining it's Julie and Nath Ann.
	11:56pm rw: Thanks again kids! Super show!
	♥ 11:56pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks, you too Van. Bobbie Gentry!
	11:56pm Erma Gherd: really enjoyable, Julie and Nath Ann! Thanks!
	🦇 ♥ 11:56pm Julie: squeezing in one last one for Nath Ann!
	♥ 11:57pm Matt from Springfield: Well, this show was just AMAZING! Thanks Julie, thanks Nath Ann! You MUST come back on! Make this an annual thing, like the World Goth Day shows! :D Been thoroughly enjoyable! Have a good night, everyone!
	11:58pm Van in DC: By the way... Sandy Denny.... first song... "Dark the Night"....? I see what you did there : ) LOVE IT!!
	11:59pm Nath Ann: Thank you so much everyone! It's been a joy hanging out and thrilled you liked it!
	11:59pm JakeGould: Is this the goth show?
	🦇 ♥ 11:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Well, thanks for the fill-in, Julie. See ya Friday morning.
	12:00am P-90: Thanks, Julie!
	10:38am Dj Sunny: Excellent broadcast last night Julie! Much appreciated & thanks!! ~ Dj Sunny Bitch
	♥ 1:17pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks again for playing all this great folk on a winter's night! In fact...this reminded me of an excellent, legendary episode of "winter folk" Joe McG played at this time of year, nearly 5 years ago! wfmu.org... Enjoy! :)
	♥ 1:18pm Matt from Springfield: And hey, NOW you have pictures of Nath Ann up! I like the, um, "Roman" look? ;)
	3:28pm Van in DC: Thanks for that linkie Matt. Wow, was that Julie a pre-FMU DJ one?

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