WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from May 27, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:03pm βrian: Oops.
	3:03pm Cliff: MEGADDDDEEETTTHHHHHHH Hello Sheila & Sophisticates
	3:03pm Cecile: THANK YOU!
	3:04pm Brendan: Hello me its me. Hey She Boom!
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: Aaaaah, I thought that was Megadeth!!
	3:04pm Cecile: I actually sang part of this song when Diane interviewed me. RIP NICK MENZA
	3:04pm Matt in Hillsborough: yyyeeeeeaaaaaahhhhhhhh
	3:04pm Greg from ZONE 5: Yo Sheila!
	3:04pm Michael 98145: (Meant to compliment your on your Olga avatar, Cliff)
	3:05pm peter in seattle: Listening live in Seattle! woo hoo!
	3:05pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Good God! Trying to finish us off before we've begun??
	3:05pm Cliff: Diane interviewed you?! (Thanks Michael!)
	3:05pm Cecile: damn, this lineup was SICK
	3:06pm MONEYBAG$: feeling a sudden urge to put on a denim jacket
	3:06pm Adrian in London: Hello everyone breathes a sigh of relief that Sheila's going to be on during the summer – No Trouble! No Gaylord! At least on of my three favourite DJs is still going to be around.
	3:06pm djsheilab: Hey everyone! @Cecile Nick was by far my favorite Megadeth drummer. I wanted to start with "Take No Prisoners" but too many curses :(
	3:06pm Cecile: wfmu.org...
	3:06pm Cecile: hahhahaa take...no...shit!
	3:07pm Cliff: Exalted, I agree with that Cecile (thanks for the link!)
	3:07pm Cecile: aw, she calls me that. I'm a little embarrassed.
	3:08pm Cliff: Oooh, and there's back-to-back Voivod too
	3:09pm Cliff: Hey Sheila didja see my email? Was the K-Pop too cheesy for ya?
	3:10pm peter in seattle: Word, Adrian!
	3:10pm Michael 98145: @Cecile, cool! On the Halloween show, no less!
	3:10pm djsheilab: @Cliff I did get your e-mail thank you! It was K-pop to the extreme but I dug it!
	3:11pm Cliff: Haha, yeah thought it might be a bit much for the other FMU listeners ;)
	3:12pm Cliff: Glad you liked it though!
	3:12pm βrian: Is that related to K-cup?
	3:13pm Cliff: Actually it's an offshoot of K-tel
	3:13pm Cecile: Dang, I think I like this version a little bit better than Ben E's
	3:15pm Cecile: this actually sounds like a slowed down version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"
	3:17pm djsheilab: @Adrian I'm bummed about Trouble + Gaylord's shows as well but it's a short schedule so hopefully they'll be back in the fall.
	3:17pm listener james from westwood: Not a minute in and I'm starring a new-this-year pick. This show has my number on new tunes!
	3:18pm Cliff: Noice album cover for The Duke Spirit there
	3:19pm Michael 98145: DJ Sheila never disappoints
	3:19pm djsheilab: Awwww thanks @Michael 98145!
	3:19pm Adrian in London: This has made me come in from the kitchen to see what it is. So this is what The Duke Spirit are like. clicks star And @Sheila, yes, exactly. I'll just have to be patient, and listen to Samantha and Sasha and Irene more.
	3:21pm djsheilab: This Duke Spirit record really is fantastic. Beautiful melodies, dreamy, melancholy. Hoping they come to the US + play on my show!
	3:23pm djsheilab: Oops. Wrong button pressed.
	3:24pm βrian: That's what you should've said with the first track .... (heh.)
	3:24pm Cliff: I was refraining comment on that transition
	3:25pm Cecile: homo sweet homo
	3:25pm Stevel: Cecile FTW
	3:25pm Cecile: this is quite silly.
	3:26pm geezerette: it's a Carolina folk song.
	3:26pm Cecile: good ending! hahahah I hope they stay friends.
	3:28pm Cecile: I'm reading too much into the songs today. der. I'm acting like soap operas are real.
	3:28pm zmz: Sheila right after Kurt pretty works well to mi.
	3:31pm zmz: btw I thought late Ann Lewis went transformed became rock singer...
	3:32pm Cecile: YES
	3:33pm Cecile: playing with Chris Poland, also ex-Megadeth
	3:33pm listener james from westwood: 51 is criminally goddamn young. Sorry, Sheila.
	3:34pm Cecile: Play Lucretia!
	3:34pm Cecile: you are right, Listener James
	3:35pm Cecile: or playing air double kick drums at your desk.
	3:37pm listener james from westwood: Oh, man, speedy health to Bryce! His archives are wonderful editing and proofing accompaniment. And happy anniversary, Sheila!
	3:38pm Cecile: NICE I like the From New Zealand album
	3:39pm Cecile: did not know he wrote that song for her
	3:41pm P-90: @DJ Sheila こんにちは。 Always a pleasure to hear your voice and musical selections. Always.
	3:41pm melinda: Hi everyone
	3:44pm djsheilab: Hey @Melinda! Thanks for the sweet words @P-90 + Japanese greetings.
	3:49pm Adrian in London: Oh Moose, they were good. And have sort of been forgotten in the rush to appraise shoegaze, which they weren't really a part of, of course. Their second two LPs were great.
	3:51pm Andrew Waterloo: I love the Moose album I have. A real sing along album.
	3:52pm Cliff: Nice shades
	3:54pm JtotheK: good afternoon everyone.
	3:56pm Cecile: บลูส์ ในช่วงฤดูร้อน
	3:56pm Cliff: Gezundheit
	4:04pm P-90: "Groovy Go-Go & Goats"
	4:06pm Michael 98145: IMHO, i always enjoy hearing your lead-in music ...
	4:06pm foofs: Tell 'em to go fuck themselves, cheeky bastards
	4:07pm Cecile: if you can't play Megadeth's 501, then stick with your old song.
	4:07pm MONEYBAG$: Symphony of Destruction should be the theme
	4:07pm Cecile: or 504 or whatever the hell it is.
	4:07pm Matt in Hillsborough: it's been a year, try something different! (and i like the opening)
	4:07pm Adrian in London: Keep the Japanese theme. "Dooo-do-do-do-do-dooo…"
	4:07pm Cliff: Girls screaming & moaning? Just use some clips from that SUW episode a few weeks ago (And I like the current starter just fine)
	4:08pm listener james from westwood: I whistle your theme song to myself between episodes, so I'm a fan. But hell, summer schedule, summer intro, who knows? (And I vote for the short-snippet idea vs. a full song; leaves more room for new future hits!)
	4:08pm T from New B: Love the theme and think it is a great transition piece, but follow your heart. Remember, you are the DJ!
	4:08pm Fuzzy: A chimpanzee collage, or maybe wolf howls and bubbliing noises, or bad white-guy rapping...just some random ideas.
	4:09pm Cliff: Actually MONEYBAG$ has a good idea there
	4:09pm Cliff: There's always bagpipe music
	4:09pm The Contessa: Yes, you are the DJ, it's your show, play what you want!
	4:12pm djsheilab: @Cliff Bagpipes! My most favorite instrument!
	4:12pm Joe McG: Do what feels right to you, Sheila! Change only if you feel the urge to change!
	4:12pm Cliff: Well you play 'em every week!
	4:13pm Mike Sin: Kicking off the weekend with cold pints of ginger beer and your show. The ladyfriend and I enjoyed listening to your marathon premium this week as well.
	4:13pm JakeGould: Just tuned into hear Bananarama. Perfect summer weekend DJ choice. Great work!
	4:15pm djsheilab: Uh oh....just as you guys are popping open the beers I'm playing a song about vampires and blood.
	4:16pm JakeGould: On the positive side of the schedule Matt W’s “Garbage Time” takes over DJ Trouble’s spot. So hey!
	4:16pm Cliff: SHEILA'S SECRETLY A VAMPIRE
	4:17pm djsheilab: Thanks for your feedback everyone! MEGADETH IT IS!!! Holy Wars!!! A 7 minute long intro!!!!!!!
	4:17pm Adrian in London: That Bananarama track was great; never heard it before. Also YES, Jenny Hval! If anyone gets the chance to see her play live just go; she's so good.
	4:17pm TehBadDr: Bananarama, very much a summer song!
	4:17pm maestroso: Ooh, nice spacey and airy vampire song....
	4:18pm Cliff: If Terre T could play Cherry Blossom Clinic all the way through every Saturday, you can play 7 minutes of Megadeth.
	4:19pm JakeGould: FWIW, the first Bananarama album when they styled themselves as goofy art school kids? Great stuff.
	4:19pm djsheilab: Ok I'll summer it up for yas next!
	4:23pm zmz2: oh not this kind
	4:23pm djsheilab: Damn! Shoudla brought Irma Thomas' "Don't Mess With My Man" to play after.
	4:24pm Cliff: L'esprit de l'escalier
	4:24pm P-90: I humbly but firmly express my (no doubt worthless) opinion that the original theme song is an admittedly idiosyncratic but completely fitting opener for this program, whether at 6 AM or 3 PM. I have been a faithful, enthusiastic listener since the very first web-only broadcast last Spring, and I feel strongly that changing the opening music would be a regrettable compromise. I know I will almost certainly be overruled on this, but some of us FMU folk will feel honor bound to stand against the mediocratization and perversion of a DJ's original inspiration wherever and whenever the possibility appears. The present opening theme expresses the essence of the intention behind the SBB show perfectly well, which no doubt is how it came to be selected in the first place. My advice: stand strong, stay pure, don't allow your vision to be diluted by second thoughts and the well-meaning but misguided attempt by others to "improve" your show, with little "tweaks" to their preference. It's a slippery slope to start down. So there.
	4:26pm βrian: I'm with P-90.
	4:26pm JakeGould: I say I like when metal (METAL!!!) shows up on the show, but the original theme is the one I like and associate with this show. So there.
	4:29pm Cecile: I like the original theme. I think it fits the show.
	4:30pm Cliff: I'm still voting for bagpipes, I don't care about the superdelegates
	4:31pm Adrian in London: Yep, P-90 all the way. And, if you don't like the theme, just tune in five minutes late - problem solved!
	4:32pm Fuzzy: Yeah -- stick with your original interval signal so listeners can easily identify the program that is about to begin.
	4:32pm Adrian in London: @Cliff The Contessa once saw Glenn Campbell play live and towards the end when he came on and started hooting away on the bagpipes we decided that coming home to watch a Cary Grant film was probably the best course of action.
	4:32pm Michael 98145: mess with our DJ, and there'll be an army of us
	4:33pm βrian: @Adrian. Heh, I slowly developed an aversion to Mr Giant Man, but I still like Fabio's show. I just turn up fashionably late.
	4:33pm Cliff: But yeah P-90, it seems to be a general internet problem that people will offer unprompted advice in an attempt to be "helpful"
	4:33pm Fuzzy: Example: everyone can identify the shows that use the 3 samples I mentioned earlier.
	4:34pm geezerette: P-90 is absolutely right.
	4:34pm Cliff: Adrian I must celebrate my Scottish heritage, no matter how much it hurts my eardrums
	4:35pm Adrian in London: @Cliff Ah, you'll be using Edinburgh rock as drumsticks, no doubt?
	4:35pm βrian: Maybe play it at half speed? Double speed?
	4:36pm Andrew Waterloo: Some people offer advice because they don't know other ways of communicating.
	4:36pm βrian: You heard about how the Irish gave the Scots bagpipes, right?
	4:36pm Cliff: Wash it down with some Irn-Bru!
	4:37pm The Contessa: Oh no!
	4:37pm JakeGould: FWIW, some people just say things on the comments board that are disposable comments. The only comment I have ever said I was staunch about is how much I hate ABC’s “When Smokey Sings.” Jesus christ do I hate that song… But if I say that in a comment, it’s a comment on the song and not the DJ. Blah, blah, blah…
	4:37pm listener james from westwood: Hearing Samantha Fox mentioned made my teenage 80s heart do a flippity-do.
	4:37pm Adrian in London: @Sheila The best pop star responses to catty/vile comments is James Blunt. Music's far too insipid for my taste but his Twitter feed is a constant delight.
	4:38pm JtotheK: note to self: listen (this weekend) to the cool bagpipe soul record by Rufus Harley 'Scotch and Soul'...
	4:38pm JakeGould: Flippity-do!
	4:38pm Cliff: βrian didja hear the one about how the Portuguese gave Japan tempura?
	4:39pm Andrew Waterloo: I just remember a dumb youtube channel made by guys making fun of pop music fans, and the fact that the Brittney Spears fans just very politely shrugged their shoulders and said, we're here to have fun, I don't know why you're not.
	4:40pm Ed McG: I think it was one of the episodes from the 1990s TV series "Ally McBeal," where someone tells Ally that she needs a theme song to deepen her brand. I can't find the episode, but I think that a theme song is actually optional. If you find something that reflects your taste and your attitude and your sensabilities - use it. However, if you are straining to fit into some mold, just remember it's free-form radio. John Barry's theme for the James Bond movies probably sets a high mark for theme songs. If you find something that meets that level of intensity, you've got what you need. Otherwise, sail on, because it's going to be less than great.
	4:42pm listener james from westwood: @JakeGould: It's a lot more fun than the arrhythmic flippity-do's my heart occasionally does! Page 3 Girl/songstress >>>>>> anxiety-driven palpitations.
	4:43pm Cliff: KNIFE!
	4:44pm geezerette: Pluck that twanger Olga.
	4:44pm JtotheK: the movie 'I'm Gonna Git You Sucka!' also has a relevant scene about the importance of theme music...
	4:45pm pinholga: Your theme song is great. Change it if you want, but only because _YOU_ want. It sets the mood nicely for your show, setting it audibly apart from the previous show, which is exactly what a theme should do (which is not to say I don't like Bryce (or Kurt, in the case of today) because I really like Bryce!). Your's in particular is a nice because of how well it distills your musical sensibilities into one perfect package.
	4:45pm Cliff: You like, geezerette? I got a little tired of people telling me my avatar looks like a psychedelic hoo-hah
	4:46pm JakeGould: Apropos to metal, check out this lady’s collection of awesome metal t-shirts. dangerousminds.net...
	4:49pm djsheilab: Death by bad transition!!!!!!
	4:50pm Cliff: The word is "eclectic" Sheila
	4:50pm The Contessa: Love this! Dancing while working!
	4:50pm Michael 98145: Fastbacks!! (It always amuses me to recall Duff McKagan as one of the original drummers)
	4:51pm βrian: Breakaway segue.
	4:51pm JakeGould: Ahh, when Frankie Valli evolved to meet the times… In a way! Still cool.
	4:53pm geezerette: Cliff, don't blame you! It probably wasn't the imagery,just a matter of scale. The avatars are so small that an image has to be large enough and simple enough to read. Olga's swell. I wondered the whole time when the sad musicians behind her were going to play! :)
	4:54pm geezerette: Sheila B.,sweet pop!
	4:57pm Cliff: Our Lady of Peyote still lives on on my profile page. Isn't that video great? I liked the reveal of the audience full of ex-Soviet apparatchiks at the end
	4:58pm geezerette: Yes,priceless! Surreal.
	5:00pm miketp: Like this show girl cut. Thanks for the spin
	5:00pm Cliff: Alvin & The Chipmunks! I watched them all the time as a kid
	5:01pm TehBadDr: Girl Glitch!
	5:01pm Marcel M: Sup Sheila, hey all.
	5:02pm Cokehead Kris: All right this is the best thing I've heard in for ever! Anime apex twin!
	5:02pm Guido from Cologne: "the Night" was a steady dancefloor hit on the Northern Soul Parties I used to visit. No party without this record.
	5:02pm geezerette: whew!
	5:04pm P-90: The "Japanese exchange" New Christy Minstrel! I did NOT know about that, far out!
	5:05pm Cecile: the merry widow is a very old concept!
	5:05pm βrian: Is there no band called the Boom Louts?
	5:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Home!...
	5:09pm JtotheK: wow, didn't know this Shirley Ellis -- thanks Sheila, this is great!
	5:11pm JakeGould: Stagger Lee!
	5:15pm Polyus: I always want the original too, until I see how much someone is asking for it.
	5:15pm geezerette: phil spector beat plus fuzz!!! :D
	5:16pm Marcel M: Damn this Demma Ray is cool.
	5:16pm Carmichael: Finally I get here! I hope you didn't play anything good ...
	5:17pm listener james from westwood: 80s hit incoming!!
	5:17pm Cliff: We were all waiting on you Carmichael
	5:17pm djsheilab: @Listener James Naturally!
	5:17pm TehBadDr: What is it Todo?
	5:17pm JakeGould: Madonna!
	5:17pm melinda: @james: indeed! haven't heard this in a long time.
	5:18pm nightjeans: from that film w/ Sean Penn and Chris Walken! And Chris Penn..
	5:18pm Cliff: TehBadDr I think you mean Fogbat
	5:18pm Cecile: the movie this theme song was from was a pretty intense and very good thriller.
	5:18pm SeanG: love it
	5:19pm TehBadDr: Meh, never liked her ballads, the boy toy slut songs were kinda OK?
	5:19pm mg: sigh. hate how much i like 'live to tell'
	5:19pm peter in seattle: Intro suggestion: A Japanese cover of Live to Tell!
	5:20pm Cecile: this album is where Madonna and I parted ways.
	5:20pm βrian: Or maybe one done by a Tuvan throat-singing group.
	5:21pm listener james from westwood: Video was shot beautifully, too.
	5:21pm Cliff: I still say bagpipes
	5:21pm Santos L. Halper: Hi djsheilab, enjoying as usual. If y'all haven't heard bill frisell's live to tell, it's transcendent.
	5:21pm Julie: she sure did some good soundtrack songs (And this was a nice video)
	5:22pm Cecile: I miss the days when she looked like the New Wave girlfriend of a hardcore punk boy.
	5:22pm nightjeans: it was a beautiful era in which Sean Penn and Madonna were the IT couple
	5:22pm geezerette: hey, reason to believe! "Someone Like You"
	5:22pm TehBadDr: Cliff, get them off me they're everywhere. Lizard people and Fogbats!
	5:22pm βrian: Oh, I forgot: The bagpipes were a gift, but the scots didn't get the joke!
	5:23pm JakeGould: Baking a cake? In this heat? You're lucky if I make Jello!
	5:23pm Ken From Hyde Park: Maybe this cake song can be the new opener.
	5:23pm Matt in Hillsborough: g*d damn it i love this song
	5:24pm MONEYBAG$: DJ Stashu played this song 47 times in one show...or at least it felt that way
	5:24pm TehBadDr: This reminds me of that horrible two front teeth tune.
	5:25pm Michael 98145: @Cecile, "Desperately Seeking Susan"
	5:25pm Rob Kopp: more crappy mp3's please
	5:26pm Cecile: Michael, hahahhaha
	5:27pm Cecile: At Close Range
	5:27pm geezerette: melinda your drawings are very funny and slightly spooky. Nice!
	5:29pm melinda: Thanks geeze!
	5:29pm geezerette: :D
	5:30pm Julie: mathew modine
	5:30pm melinda: Matthew Modine?
	5:31pm melinda: haha, 'pain of loving something you don't want to love'.
	5:32pm SeanG: now i need to watch Married to the Mob
	5:34pm MONEYBAG$: The Twisted Sister documentary was good!
	5:34pm The Contessa: @Sheila! Finally you have my full attention. Interview with showgirl Bambi Heaven finished! Actually her name is Gypsy Wood, named after Gypsy Rose Lee!
	5:35pm Carmichael: This was written by Mickey Newbury, of all people. Lots and lots of covers.
	5:35pm djsheilab: To contribute to the Kickstarter campaign for the upcoming Daptone Records documentary: www.kickstarter.com...
	5:36pm Lemon Juice Bruce: Great Track!
	5:36pm The Contessa: @Ken FHP been busy, what was that about a cake?
	5:37pm JtotheK: @sheila - agreed, this Sharon Jones 'my condition' is a fantastic 45.Do you know the Betty Lavette 'What Condition My Condition Is In' on Karen? Also great.
	5:39pm Rob Kopp: sounds much older than 83
	5:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: @The Contessa - Hi. About three songs ago was a 1950 song about baking a cake. Above that, there was some commentary about the show's opening song. I tried to make a funny by tying those together. I'm not personally scheduled to bake a cake until next April.
	5:42pm djsheilab: @Rop Kopp They were trying to go for the 60s Spector sound on that Jodelles record.
	5:43pm Rob Kopp: and they suceeded
	5:43pm djsheilab: @Melinda Yes! Matthew Modine. I like that guy!
	5:43pm Rob Kopp: and they suceeded
	5:43pm The Contessa: @Ken FHP that's quite a while to wait for cake!
	5:44pm Cecile: YAH! I love this song.
	5:44pm Matt in Hillsborough: YOU'RE IN LOVE
	5:44pm JakeGould: Ratt! You're too good, Shiela!
	5:45pm Polyus: Oh wow.
	5:46pm Michael 98145: Why does this make me think of the Runaways ?
	5:46pm djsheilab: You can always count on me for pop metal. I have it all! :)
	5:46pm el BO-Bo: Niceeeee. RATT!
	5:46pm Cecile: they're from LA and probably saw them back in the day
	5:47pm MONEYBAG$: When I was in 6th grade, I won one of those silk screened glass things of this album cover at a carnival, remember those? It had a wooden frame
	5:48pm Cecile: was it a mirror? It was probably a coke mirror.
	5:48pm Polyus: 6th grade? That was during high school for me.
	5:48pm Cecile: I have one for Kiss Destroyer
	5:49pm MONEYBAG$: This wasn't a mirror, but some of them were. I had one for Master of Puppets and Somewhere In Time too.
	5:50pm Adrian in London: Hang on, how is Gülden holding that bunch of flowers?
	5:50pm Cecile: niiice!
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& he kinda sounds like Marie Currie harhar...
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but he wears more make up...
	5:53pm TehBadDr: I'm feeling that I might need to watch an old spy movie for some reason.
	5:54pm Michael 98145: like snap
	5:55pm Cecile: what is this thing called, love?
	5:55pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again, Sheila. Lately I tried to find different versions of Woody Guthrie's song Deportees and I like this one very much: www.youtube.com...
	5:56pm Carmichael: Now we're talking. The Turtles!
	5:56pm Rob Kopp: Turtles. Always good
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Flo & Eddie. Then we'll have World Peace.
	5:57pm SeanG: love it
	5:57pm geezerette: ::::::::::::D
	5:58pm The Contessa: Time to go! Thanks Sheila, we'll miss you xo
	5:58pm Adrian in London: Adios, chicas! xx
	5:59pm MONEYBAG$: peace out
	5:59pm listener james from westwood: Always a fun party, Sheila; thanks!! Enjoy your long weekend and the Friday away from us all!
	6:30pm Cliff: Had something at the end to take care off, but thanks for the rest of the show Sheila!

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from May 27, 2016

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Female-fronted pop from the past, present, and future; from all over the globe. And the occasional man.

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May 27, 2016: Wild Widow

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Megadeth	Symphony of Destruction	Countdown to Extinction	Capitol	1992	RIP Nick Menza!!!!!!!!!		0:00:00 (Pop‑up)
Letta	Mahlalela (Lazy Bones)	Letta	Chisa	1970			0:05:41 (Pop‑up)
Little Eva	Stand By Me		Amy	1965			0:09:23 (Pop‑up)
Candi Staton	Sure As Sin		Fame	1972			0:12:04 (Pop‑up)
The Duke Spirit	Here Comes the Vapour	KIN	Ex Voto	2016		*	0:14:53 (Pop‑up)
Ruth Wallis	Queer Things	...Sings the Spice Is Right	Screenland Records	2012	From 1963		0:20:38 (Pop‑up)
Ann Lewis	Akaruku Naru Made Matte		Victor	1974			0:24:16 (Pop‑up)
Sinner Strong	Don't Knock It		Serock	1963	Thanks to the generosity of Todd-O-Phonic-Todd!		0:27:04 (Pop‑up)

Barbara Manning	B4 We Go Under		Teenbeat	1993			0:36:22 (Pop‑up)
The Kills	Siberian Nights		Domino Recording Co.	2016		*	0:39:25 (Pop‑up)
The Witches	My Little Baby	Where the Girls Are Volume 8	Ace Records	2008	From 1965		0:44:06 (Pop‑up)
Moose	Little Bird	.....xyz	Hut	1992			0:46:02 (Pop‑up)
Javiera Mena	Otra Era	Otra Era	Union Del Sur	2014			0:49:08 (Pop‑up)
Chailai Chaiyata & Sawanee Patana	Kwuan Tai Duew Luk Puen (You Should Die By Bullets)	Thai Pop Spectacular 1960s-1980s (V/A)	Sublime Frequencies	2007	For Jason!		0:52:57 (Pop‑up)
Romina Power	ZoiZoi	12 Canzoni E Una Poesia	Parlophone	1970			0:56:23 (Pop‑up)

Night Moves	Carl Sagan	Pennied Days	Domino Recording Co.	2016		*	1:06:16 (Pop‑up)
Bananarama	Don't Call Us (Boy Trouble)		London	1982			1:09:39 (Pop‑up)
Jenny Hval	Female Vampire	Blood Bitch	Sacred Bones	2016		*	1:12:46 (Pop‑up)
Barbara Ruskin	No More To Fall		Piccadilly	1965			1:16:35 (Pop‑up)
Nivea	Don't Mess With My Man		Jive	2001			1:19:26 (Pop‑up)
Josephine Baker	Don't Touch My Tomatoes	The Fabulous Josephine Baker	RCA Victor	1995	From 1960		1:23:32 (Pop‑up)
The Danleers	One Summer Night	Golden Age of American Rock n' Roll Vol 8	Ace Records	1999	From 1958		1:25:50 (Pop‑up)
Few Bits	Summer Sun	Big Sparks	Morso Caché	2016		*	1:27:10 (Pop‑up)

Etta Cameron	Wild Widow		Barclay	1976			1:37:27 (Pop‑up)
Shonen Knife	Jump Into the New World	Adventure	Good Charamel	2016		*	1:40:42 (Pop‑up)
Kriss Anderson	He's My Boyfriend		Columbia	1965			1:44:13 (Pop‑up)
The Fastbacks	Gone To the Moon	Zucker	Sub Pop	1993			1:45:45 (Pop‑up)
Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons	The Night		Tamla Motown	1973			1:48:09 (Pop‑up)
Kiyoko Ito	Mishiranu Sekai		CBS/ Sony	1968			1:50:40 (Pop‑up)
The Auteurs	Show Girl	New Wave	Hut	1993			1:53:13 (Pop‑up)
Plus Tech Squeeze box	Starship.6	Cartooom!	Vroom Sound Records	2004			1:57:17 (Pop‑up)

Lillian Briggs	Come Here		Sunbeam	1958	My single of the week!		2:04:07 (Pop‑up)
Shirley Ellis	Sugar, Let's Shing-A-Ling		Columbia	1967			2:06:10 (Pop‑up)
Stella Johnson	The Trials Of Stagger Lee		Concertone	1961			2:08:50 (Pop‑up)
Gemma Ray	The Original One	The Exodus Suite	Bronzerat Records	2016		*	2:12:13 (Pop‑up)
Madonna	Live To Tell	True Blue	Sire	1986			2:15:40 (Pop‑up)
Georgia Gibbs	(If I Knew You Were Comin') I'd've Baked A Cake		Coral	1950	crappy-sounding mp3 sorry		2:20:29 (Pop‑up)
Eydie Gorme	I Want To You Meet My Baby		Columbia	1964	Written by Cynthia Weil + Barry Mann		2:23:29 (Pop‑up)
The Johnson Sisters	Tough Lookin' Guy		Josie	1964			2:25:22 (Pop‑up)

Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings	Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)		Daptone Records	2004	https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/192634647/living-on-soul-a-daptone-records-film		2:33:02 (Pop‑up)
The Jodelles	My Boy		Ariola	1983			2:35:30 (Pop‑up)
Bleached	Sour Candy	Welcome the Worms	Dead Oceans	2016		*	2:38:47 (Pop‑up)
Ratt	You're In Love	Invasion Of Your Privacy	Atlantic	1985			2:43:05 (Pop‑up)
Gülden Karaböcek	Su Ver Leylam	Dostrum	Elenor Plak Muzik	2012	From 1976		2:46:04 (Pop‑up)
Nancy Adams	I Wanna Hear It From You		RCA Victor	1964			2:48:38 (Pop‑up)
Ann Henry	Like Young		Dynasty	1960			2:51:28 (Pop‑up)
The Turtles	You Showed Me		White Whale	1968			2:54:08 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm βrian: Oops.
	3:03pm Cliff: MEGADDDDEEETTTHHHHHHH Hello Sheila & Sophisticates
	3:03pm Cecile: THANK YOU!
	3:04pm Brendan: Hello me its me. Hey She Boom!
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: Aaaaah, I thought that was Megadeth!!
	3:04pm Cecile: I actually sang part of this song when Diane interviewed me. RIP NICK MENZA
	3:04pm Matt in Hillsborough: yyyeeeeeaaaaaahhhhhhhh
	3:04pm Greg from ZONE 5: Yo Sheila!
	3:04pm Michael 98145: (Meant to compliment your on your Olga avatar, Cliff)
	3:05pm peter in seattle: Listening live in Seattle! woo hoo!
	3:05pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Good God! Trying to finish us off before we've begun??
	3:05pm Cliff: Diane interviewed you?! (Thanks Michael!)
	3:05pm Cecile: damn, this lineup was SICK
	3:06pm MONEYBAG$: feeling a sudden urge to put on a denim jacket
	3:06pm Adrian in London: Hello everyone breathes a sigh of relief that Sheila's going to be on during the summer – No Trouble! No Gaylord! At least on of my three favourite DJs is still going to be around.
	3:06pm djsheilab: Hey everyone! @Cecile Nick was by far my favorite Megadeth drummer. I wanted to start with "Take No Prisoners" but too many curses :(
	3:06pm Cecile: wfmu.org...
	3:06pm Cecile: hahhahaa take...no...shit!
	3:07pm Cliff: Exalted, I agree with that Cecile (thanks for the link!)
	3:07pm Cecile: aw, she calls me that. I'm a little embarrassed.
	3:08pm Cliff: Oooh, and there's back-to-back Voivod too
	3:09pm Cliff: Hey Sheila didja see my email? Was the K-Pop too cheesy for ya?
	3:10pm peter in seattle: Word, Adrian!
	3:10pm Michael 98145: @Cecile, cool! On the Halloween show, no less!
	3:10pm djsheilab: @Cliff I did get your e-mail thank you! It was K-pop to the extreme but I dug it!
	3:11pm Cliff: Haha, yeah thought it might be a bit much for the other FMU listeners ;)
	3:12pm Cliff: Glad you liked it though!
	3:12pm βrian: Is that related to K-cup?
	3:13pm Cliff: Actually it's an offshoot of K-tel
	3:13pm Cecile: Dang, I think I like this version a little bit better than Ben E's
	3:15pm Cecile: this actually sounds like a slowed down version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"
	3:17pm djsheilab: @Adrian I'm bummed about Trouble + Gaylord's shows as well but it's a short schedule so hopefully they'll be back in the fall.
	3:17pm listener james from westwood: Not a minute in and I'm starring a new-this-year pick. This show has my number on new tunes!
	3:18pm Cliff: Noice album cover for The Duke Spirit there
	3:19pm Michael 98145: DJ Sheila never disappoints
	3:19pm djsheilab: Awwww thanks @Michael 98145!
	3:19pm Adrian in London: This has made me come in from the kitchen to see what it is. So this is what The Duke Spirit are like. clicks star And @Sheila, yes, exactly. I'll just have to be patient, and listen to Samantha and Sasha and Irene more.
	3:21pm djsheilab: This Duke Spirit record really is fantastic. Beautiful melodies, dreamy, melancholy. Hoping they come to the US + play on my show!
	3:23pm djsheilab: Oops. Wrong button pressed.
	3:24pm βrian: That's what you should've said with the first track .... (heh.)
	3:24pm Cliff: I was refraining comment on that transition
	3:25pm Cecile: homo sweet homo
	3:25pm Stevel: Cecile FTW
	3:25pm Cecile: this is quite silly.
	3:26pm geezerette: it's a Carolina folk song.
	3:26pm Cecile: good ending! hahahah I hope they stay friends.
	3:28pm Cecile: I'm reading too much into the songs today. der. I'm acting like soap operas are real.
	3:28pm zmz: Sheila right after Kurt pretty works well to mi.
	3:31pm zmz: btw I thought late Ann Lewis went transformed became rock singer...
	3:32pm Cecile: YES
	3:33pm Cecile: playing with Chris Poland, also ex-Megadeth
	3:33pm listener james from westwood: 51 is criminally goddamn young. Sorry, Sheila.
	3:34pm Cecile: Play Lucretia!
	3:34pm Cecile: you are right, Listener James
	3:35pm Cecile: or playing air double kick drums at your desk.
	3:37pm listener james from westwood: Oh, man, speedy health to Bryce! His archives are wonderful editing and proofing accompaniment. And happy anniversary, Sheila!
	3:38pm Cecile: NICE I like the From New Zealand album
	3:39pm Cecile: did not know he wrote that song for her
	3:41pm P-90: @DJ Sheila こんにちは。 Always a pleasure to hear your voice and musical selections. Always.
	3:41pm melinda: Hi everyone
	3:44pm djsheilab: Hey @Melinda! Thanks for the sweet words @P-90 + Japanese greetings.
	3:49pm Adrian in London: Oh Moose, they were good. And have sort of been forgotten in the rush to appraise shoegaze, which they weren't really a part of, of course. Their second two LPs were great.
	3:51pm Andrew Waterloo: I love the Moose album I have. A real sing along album.
	3:52pm Cliff: Nice shades
	3:54pm JtotheK: good afternoon everyone.
	3:56pm Cecile: บลูส์ ในช่วงฤดูร้อน
	3:56pm Cliff: Gezundheit
	4:04pm P-90: "Groovy Go-Go & Goats"
	4:06pm Michael 98145: IMHO, i always enjoy hearing your lead-in music ...
	4:06pm foofs: Tell 'em to go fuck themselves, cheeky bastards
	4:07pm Cecile: if you can't play Megadeth's 501, then stick with your old song.
	4:07pm MONEYBAG$: Symphony of Destruction should be the theme
	4:07pm Cecile: or 504 or whatever the hell it is.
	4:07pm Matt in Hillsborough: it's been a year, try something different! (and i like the opening)
	4:07pm Adrian in London: Keep the Japanese theme. "Dooo-do-do-do-do-dooo…"
	4:07pm Cliff: Girls screaming & moaning? Just use some clips from that SUW episode a few weeks ago (And I like the current starter just fine)
	4:08pm listener james from westwood: I whistle your theme song to myself between episodes, so I'm a fan. But hell, summer schedule, summer intro, who knows? (And I vote for the short-snippet idea vs. a full song; leaves more room for new future hits!)
	4:08pm T from New B: Love the theme and think it is a great transition piece, but follow your heart. Remember, you are the DJ!
	4:08pm Fuzzy: A chimpanzee collage, or maybe wolf howls and bubbliing noises, or bad white-guy rapping...just some random ideas.
	4:09pm Cliff: Actually MONEYBAG$ has a good idea there
	4:09pm Cliff: There's always bagpipe music
	4:09pm The Contessa: Yes, you are the DJ, it's your show, play what you want!
	4:12pm djsheilab: @Cliff Bagpipes! My most favorite instrument!
	4:12pm Joe McG: Do what feels right to you, Sheila! Change only if you feel the urge to change!
	4:12pm Cliff: Well you play 'em every week!
	4:13pm Mike Sin: Kicking off the weekend with cold pints of ginger beer and your show. The ladyfriend and I enjoyed listening to your marathon premium this week as well.
	4:13pm JakeGould: Just tuned into hear Bananarama. Perfect summer weekend DJ choice. Great work!
	4:15pm djsheilab: Uh oh....just as you guys are popping open the beers I'm playing a song about vampires and blood.
	4:16pm JakeGould: On the positive side of the schedule Matt W’s “Garbage Time” takes over DJ Trouble’s spot. So hey!
	4:16pm Cliff: SHEILA'S SECRETLY A VAMPIRE
	4:17pm djsheilab: Thanks for your feedback everyone! MEGADETH IT IS!!! Holy Wars!!! A 7 minute long intro!!!!!!!
	4:17pm Adrian in London: That Bananarama track was great; never heard it before. Also YES, Jenny Hval! If anyone gets the chance to see her play live just go; she's so good.
	4:17pm TehBadDr: Bananarama, very much a summer song!
	4:17pm maestroso: Ooh, nice spacey and airy vampire song....
	4:18pm Cliff: If Terre T could play Cherry Blossom Clinic all the way through every Saturday, you can play 7 minutes of Megadeth.
	4:19pm JakeGould: FWIW, the first Bananarama album when they styled themselves as goofy art school kids? Great stuff.
	4:19pm djsheilab: Ok I'll summer it up for yas next!
	4:23pm zmz2: oh not this kind
	4:23pm djsheilab: Damn! Shoudla brought Irma Thomas' "Don't Mess With My Man" to play after.
	4:24pm Cliff: L'esprit de l'escalier
	4:24pm P-90: I humbly but firmly express my (no doubt worthless) opinion that the original theme song is an admittedly idiosyncratic but completely fitting opener for this program, whether at 6 AM or 3 PM. I have been a faithful, enthusiastic listener since the very first web-only broadcast last Spring, and I feel strongly that changing the opening music would be a regrettable compromise. I know I will almost certainly be overruled on this, but some of us FMU folk will feel honor bound to stand against the mediocratization and perversion of a DJ's original inspiration wherever and whenever the possibility appears. The present opening theme expresses the essence of the intention behind the SBB show perfectly well, which no doubt is how it came to be selected in the first place. My advice: stand strong, stay pure, don't allow your vision to be diluted by second thoughts and the well-meaning but misguided attempt by others to "improve" your show, with little "tweaks" to their preference. It's a slippery slope to start down. So there.
	4:26pm βrian: I'm with P-90.
	4:26pm JakeGould: I say I like when metal (METAL!!!) shows up on the show, but the original theme is the one I like and associate with this show. So there.
	4:29pm Cecile: I like the original theme. I think it fits the show.
	4:30pm Cliff: I'm still voting for bagpipes, I don't care about the superdelegates
	4:31pm Adrian in London: Yep, P-90 all the way. And, if you don't like the theme, just tune in five minutes late - problem solved!
	4:32pm Fuzzy: Yeah -- stick with your original interval signal so listeners can easily identify the program that is about to begin.
	4:32pm Adrian in London: @Cliff The Contessa once saw Glenn Campbell play live and towards the end when he came on and started hooting away on the bagpipes we decided that coming home to watch a Cary Grant film was probably the best course of action.
	4:32pm Michael 98145: mess with our DJ, and there'll be an army of us
	4:33pm βrian: @Adrian. Heh, I slowly developed an aversion to Mr Giant Man, but I still like Fabio's show. I just turn up fashionably late.
	4:33pm Cliff: But yeah P-90, it seems to be a general internet problem that people will offer unprompted advice in an attempt to be "helpful"
	4:33pm Fuzzy: Example: everyone can identify the shows that use the 3 samples I mentioned earlier.
	4:34pm geezerette: P-90 is absolutely right.
	4:34pm Cliff: Adrian I must celebrate my Scottish heritage, no matter how much it hurts my eardrums
	4:35pm Adrian in London: @Cliff Ah, you'll be using Edinburgh rock as drumsticks, no doubt?
	4:35pm βrian: Maybe play it at half speed? Double speed?
	4:36pm Andrew Waterloo: Some people offer advice because they don't know other ways of communicating.
	4:36pm βrian: You heard about how the Irish gave the Scots bagpipes, right?
	4:36pm Cliff: Wash it down with some Irn-Bru!
	4:37pm The Contessa: Oh no!
	4:37pm JakeGould: FWIW, some people just say things on the comments board that are disposable comments. The only comment I have ever said I was staunch about is how much I hate ABC’s “When Smokey Sings.” Jesus christ do I hate that song… But if I say that in a comment, it’s a comment on the song and not the DJ. Blah, blah, blah…
	4:37pm listener james from westwood: Hearing Samantha Fox mentioned made my teenage 80s heart do a flippity-do.
	4:37pm Adrian in London: @Sheila The best pop star responses to catty/vile comments is James Blunt. Music's far too insipid for my taste but his Twitter feed is a constant delight.
	4:38pm JtotheK: note to self: listen (this weekend) to the cool bagpipe soul record by Rufus Harley 'Scotch and Soul'...
	4:38pm JakeGould: Flippity-do!
	4:38pm Cliff: βrian didja hear the one about how the Portuguese gave Japan tempura?
	4:39pm Andrew Waterloo: I just remember a dumb youtube channel made by guys making fun of pop music fans, and the fact that the Brittney Spears fans just very politely shrugged their shoulders and said, we're here to have fun, I don't know why you're not.
	4:40pm Ed McG: I think it was one of the episodes from the 1990s TV series "Ally McBeal," where someone tells Ally that she needs a theme song to deepen her brand. I can't find the episode, but I think that a theme song is actually optional. If you find something that reflects your taste and your attitude and your sensabilities - use it. However, if you are straining to fit into some mold, just remember it's free-form radio. John Barry's theme for the James Bond movies probably sets a high mark for theme songs. If you find something that meets that level of intensity, you've got what you need. Otherwise, sail on, because it's going to be less than great.
	4:42pm listener james from westwood: @JakeGould: It's a lot more fun than the arrhythmic flippity-do's my heart occasionally does! Page 3 Girl/songstress >>>>>> anxiety-driven palpitations.
	4:43pm Cliff: KNIFE!
	4:44pm geezerette: Pluck that twanger Olga.
	4:44pm JtotheK: the movie 'I'm Gonna Git You Sucka!' also has a relevant scene about the importance of theme music...
	4:45pm pinholga: Your theme song is great. Change it if you want, but only because _YOU_ want. It sets the mood nicely for your show, setting it audibly apart from the previous show, which is exactly what a theme should do (which is not to say I don't like Bryce (or Kurt, in the case of today) because I really like Bryce!). Your's in particular is a nice because of how well it distills your musical sensibilities into one perfect package.
	4:45pm Cliff: You like, geezerette? I got a little tired of people telling me my avatar looks like a psychedelic hoo-hah
	4:46pm JakeGould: Apropos to metal, check out this lady’s collection of awesome metal t-shirts. dangerousminds.net...
	4:49pm djsheilab: Death by bad transition!!!!!!
	4:50pm Cliff: The word is "eclectic" Sheila
	4:50pm The Contessa: Love this! Dancing while working!
	4:50pm Michael 98145: Fastbacks!! (It always amuses me to recall Duff McKagan as one of the original drummers)
	4:51pm βrian: Breakaway segue.
	4:51pm JakeGould: Ahh, when Frankie Valli evolved to meet the times… In a way! Still cool.
	4:53pm geezerette: Cliff, don't blame you! It probably wasn't the imagery,just a matter of scale. The avatars are so small that an image has to be large enough and simple enough to read. Olga's swell. I wondered the whole time when the sad musicians behind her were going to play! :)
	4:54pm geezerette: Sheila B.,sweet pop!
	4:57pm Cliff: Our Lady of Peyote still lives on on my profile page. Isn't that video great? I liked the reveal of the audience full of ex-Soviet apparatchiks at the end
	4:58pm geezerette: Yes,priceless! Surreal.
	5:00pm miketp: Like this show girl cut. Thanks for the spin
	5:00pm Cliff: Alvin & The Chipmunks! I watched them all the time as a kid
	5:01pm TehBadDr: Girl Glitch!
	5:01pm Marcel M: Sup Sheila, hey all.
	5:02pm Cokehead Kris: All right this is the best thing I've heard in for ever! Anime apex twin!
	5:02pm Guido from Cologne: "the Night" was a steady dancefloor hit on the Northern Soul Parties I used to visit. No party without this record.
	5:02pm geezerette: whew!
	5:04pm P-90: The "Japanese exchange" New Christy Minstrel! I did NOT know about that, far out!
	5:05pm Cecile: the merry widow is a very old concept!
	5:05pm βrian: Is there no band called the Boom Louts?
	5:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Home!...
	5:09pm JtotheK: wow, didn't know this Shirley Ellis -- thanks Sheila, this is great!
	5:11pm JakeGould: Stagger Lee!
	5:15pm Polyus: I always want the original too, until I see how much someone is asking for it.
	5:15pm geezerette: phil spector beat plus fuzz!!! :D
	5:16pm Marcel M: Damn this Demma Ray is cool.
	5:16pm Carmichael: Finally I get here! I hope you didn't play anything good ...
	5:17pm listener james from westwood: 80s hit incoming!!
	5:17pm Cliff: We were all waiting on you Carmichael
	5:17pm djsheilab: @Listener James Naturally!
	5:17pm TehBadDr: What is it Todo?
	5:17pm JakeGould: Madonna!
	5:17pm melinda: @james: indeed! haven't heard this in a long time.
	5:18pm nightjeans: from that film w/ Sean Penn and Chris Walken! And Chris Penn..
	5:18pm Cliff: TehBadDr I think you mean Fogbat
	5:18pm Cecile: the movie this theme song was from was a pretty intense and very good thriller.
	5:18pm SeanG: love it
	5:19pm TehBadDr: Meh, never liked her ballads, the boy toy slut songs were kinda OK?
	5:19pm mg: sigh. hate how much i like 'live to tell'
	5:19pm peter in seattle: Intro suggestion: A Japanese cover of Live to Tell!
	5:20pm Cecile: this album is where Madonna and I parted ways.
	5:20pm βrian: Or maybe one done by a Tuvan throat-singing group.
	5:21pm listener james from westwood: Video was shot beautifully, too.
	5:21pm Cliff: I still say bagpipes
	5:21pm Santos L. Halper: Hi djsheilab, enjoying as usual. If y'all haven't heard bill frisell's live to tell, it's transcendent.
	5:21pm Julie: she sure did some good soundtrack songs (And this was a nice video)
	5:22pm Cecile: I miss the days when she looked like the New Wave girlfriend of a hardcore punk boy.
	5:22pm nightjeans: it was a beautiful era in which Sean Penn and Madonna were the IT couple
	5:22pm geezerette: hey, reason to believe! "Someone Like You"
	5:22pm TehBadDr: Cliff, get them off me they're everywhere. Lizard people and Fogbats!
	5:22pm βrian: Oh, I forgot: The bagpipes were a gift, but the scots didn't get the joke!
	5:23pm JakeGould: Baking a cake? In this heat? You're lucky if I make Jello!
	5:23pm Ken From Hyde Park: Maybe this cake song can be the new opener.
	5:23pm Matt in Hillsborough: g*d damn it i love this song
	5:24pm MONEYBAG$: DJ Stashu played this song 47 times in one show...or at least it felt that way
	5:24pm TehBadDr: This reminds me of that horrible two front teeth tune.
	5:25pm Michael 98145: @Cecile, "Desperately Seeking Susan"
	5:25pm Rob Kopp: more crappy mp3's please
	5:26pm Cecile: Michael, hahahhaha
	5:27pm Cecile: At Close Range
	5:27pm geezerette: melinda your drawings are very funny and slightly spooky. Nice!
	5:29pm melinda: Thanks geeze!
	5:29pm geezerette: :D
	5:30pm Julie: mathew modine
	5:30pm melinda: Matthew Modine?
	5:31pm melinda: haha, 'pain of loving something you don't want to love'.
	5:32pm SeanG: now i need to watch Married to the Mob
	5:34pm MONEYBAG$: The Twisted Sister documentary was good!
	5:34pm The Contessa: @Sheila! Finally you have my full attention. Interview with showgirl Bambi Heaven finished! Actually her name is Gypsy Wood, named after Gypsy Rose Lee!
	5:35pm Carmichael: This was written by Mickey Newbury, of all people. Lots and lots of covers.
	5:35pm djsheilab: To contribute to the Kickstarter campaign for the upcoming Daptone Records documentary: www.kickstarter.com...
	5:36pm Lemon Juice Bruce: Great Track!
	5:36pm The Contessa: @Ken FHP been busy, what was that about a cake?
	5:37pm JtotheK: @sheila - agreed, this Sharon Jones 'my condition' is a fantastic 45.Do you know the Betty Lavette 'What Condition My Condition Is In' on Karen? Also great.
	5:39pm Rob Kopp: sounds much older than 83
	5:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: @The Contessa - Hi. About three songs ago was a 1950 song about baking a cake. Above that, there was some commentary about the show's opening song. I tried to make a funny by tying those together. I'm not personally scheduled to bake a cake until next April.
	5:42pm djsheilab: @Rop Kopp They were trying to go for the 60s Spector sound on that Jodelles record.
	5:43pm Rob Kopp: and they suceeded
	5:43pm djsheilab: @Melinda Yes! Matthew Modine. I like that guy!
	5:43pm Rob Kopp: and they suceeded
	5:43pm The Contessa: @Ken FHP that's quite a while to wait for cake!
	5:44pm Cecile: YAH! I love this song.
	5:44pm Matt in Hillsborough: YOU'RE IN LOVE
	5:44pm JakeGould: Ratt! You're too good, Shiela!
	5:45pm Polyus: Oh wow.
	5:46pm Michael 98145: Why does this make me think of the Runaways ?
	5:46pm djsheilab: You can always count on me for pop metal. I have it all! :)
	5:46pm el BO-Bo: Niceeeee. RATT!
	5:46pm Cecile: they're from LA and probably saw them back in the day
	5:47pm MONEYBAG$: When I was in 6th grade, I won one of those silk screened glass things of this album cover at a carnival, remember those? It had a wooden frame
	5:48pm Cecile: was it a mirror? It was probably a coke mirror.
	5:48pm Polyus: 6th grade? That was during high school for me.
	5:48pm Cecile: I have one for Kiss Destroyer
	5:49pm MONEYBAG$: This wasn't a mirror, but some of them were. I had one for Master of Puppets and Somewhere In Time too.
	5:50pm Adrian in London: Hang on, how is Gülden holding that bunch of flowers?
	5:50pm Cecile: niiice!
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& he kinda sounds like Marie Currie harhar...
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but he wears more make up...
	5:53pm TehBadDr: I'm feeling that I might need to watch an old spy movie for some reason.
	5:54pm Michael 98145: like snap
	5:55pm Cecile: what is this thing called, love?
	5:55pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again, Sheila. Lately I tried to find different versions of Woody Guthrie's song Deportees and I like this one very much: www.youtube.com...
	5:56pm Carmichael: Now we're talking. The Turtles!
	5:56pm Rob Kopp: Turtles. Always good
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Flo & Eddie. Then we'll have World Peace.
	5:57pm SeanG: love it
	5:57pm geezerette: ::::::::::::D
	5:58pm The Contessa: Time to go! Thanks Sheila, we'll miss you xo
	5:58pm Adrian in London: Adios, chicas! xx
	5:59pm MONEYBAG$: peace out
	5:59pm listener james from westwood: Always a fun party, Sheila; thanks!! Enjoy your long weekend and the Friday away from us all!
	6:30pm Cliff: Had something at the end to take care off, but thanks for the rest of the show Sheila!

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from May 27, 2016

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