WFMU: Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from February 20, 2021

Listener comments!
	11:06am chresti: Hi Jan and duckies!
	🦝 11:06am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	🦝 11:08am Jan Turkenburg: Hope everything is ok!
	🦝 11:11am Jan Turkenburg: We're stuck with a duck here...
	🦝 11:21am WR: hi Jan, doing housework so have lost track of which Caravan we are on now but am assured that it is headed to exotic places.
	11:21am fred: Hi Jan, I won't listen for long though, archives to listen to later. But this show will be the soundtrack to laundry first
	11:24am Roger: Jan, I should tell you how much I LOVE hearing your show right after mine. It is the perfect wind-down! I have so many balls in the air by the end of the show that Frame Duggy Louder is the ideal groovy tonic!
	🦝 11:24am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR and Fred! I am not much around myself either. Thanks for letting me know you're listening!
	🦝 11:24am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Roger!
	11:26am Roger: they say that for every listener comment, there are 2,000 other listeners, which multplies exponentially with the archives.
	11:26am Roger: They also say 73.29% of all statistics are made up on the spot
	11:28am mzzm: hello!
	11:31am Domenic: Hello! enjoying revisting this comp. And Roger, very nice show....
	11:32am chresti: Everything is duckie over here Jan!
	🦝 11:34am Jan Turkenburg: Hi mzzm! Hi Domenic!
	11:35am chresti: Roger, how did they come up with that listener comment to number of listeners ratio?
	🦝 11:35am Jan Turkenburg: where did you find that Roger?
	🦝 11:37am Jan Turkenburg: On my local radio station, the editor in chief told me that for every listener that responds to a prgram online there are 10 others that don't... That is quite a different percentage
	🦝 11:38am Jan Turkenburg: I don't care. It makes a different that there are people on the comment board. That's certainly true.
	🦝 11:40am Jan Turkenburg: If there are none, it makes me feel a bit uneasy. If somebody responds I know that there are at least a few people listening and that feels good.
	11:42am Domenic: Well with internet radio you always know how many are listening...unlike terrestrial...
	11:42am mzzm: good to know it. that was why hi try to say hi to DJs.
	🦝 11:42am WR: the listener statistic Roger states i find plausible for the broadcast stream. while i think the stream only streams are less i know it is still significant number based on my own experience.
	11:49am Roger: Jan, see my next comment :)
	11:50am chresti: Shirley and spinoza, a stream, has a counter/map thing that tells the Remote Operator how many are listening and from where they are listening. When I made a comment he could see that I was somewhere in the SGV.
	11:51am chresti: Ha Roger, a ballpark figure?
	11:52am Roger: Transparency: I totally made up that statistic on the spot. I have no idea, really. I think they CAN tell how many people are streaming, but not sure if they can tell how many listen to archives, and the definitely cannot tell about the airwaves.
	11:53am Roger: I am an unreliable narrator
	11:53am Roger: But when I say I am digging this show, I am being reliable.
	11:55am Roger: Yes, and if no one is commenting, a DJ can't even tell if things are working and anyone is hearing anything. Then we just do a zen show. Like shooting photos with no film (or card),it is still a beneficial practice for all.
	11:59am fred: @Roger: Jason once did a show that no one heard, so I would always check in just to tell him it was aired. I miss Jason's show
	12:02pm mzzm: ditto, i also miss jason's relax narration.
	12:04pm mzzm: meanwhile I'm drinking energy drink and shaking with this programmmmmm
	12:06pm Domenic: I was just texting with Cicodelico on his Facebook..... does he know about this honorable effort by Jan?
	🦝 12:12pm Jan Turkenburg: I'm afraid not, Domenic. I meant to look him up online, but things got a bit hectic lately and I forgot.
	🦝 12:14pm Jan Turkenburg: @Fred Jason will be back someday
	🦝 12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: @ Roger, I think they can tell how many people are listening, but the idea is that we just make our 'free radio' programs, without being bothered by how many people are listening.
	12:40pm recordrouletteclub: I LOVE that saints joint, "Pigtails" so good!!
	12:43pm Domenic: Its important to do this out of love.
	12:54pm chresti: Thanks Jan!
	🦝 1:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Bye everyone!
	1:00pm recordrouletteclub: Thanks Jan!
	1:00pm Domenic: Thanks!
	🦝 1:01pm WR: thank you Jan.
	1:02pm ironybread: Late word: Thanks Jan, yer awesome!
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ironybread. Thank you :-)

Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from February 20, 2021

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February 20, 2021: FDL317 KBZ Exotic Trilogy 1.2 & 2.1 - Cicodelico Obscure Grooves Vol 04

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Dave Grusin	Baby Elephant Walk "Baby Elephant Walk" by "Dave Grusin"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
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Various Artists compiled by KBZ	Exotica Trilogy 1.2 & 2.1	The Flying Guitar _ Taboo Jack Anderson _ Caravan Vinnie Bell _ Quiet Village Tarragano & His Orchestra _ Taboo Billy Vaughn _ Caravan The Exotic Guitars _ Quiet Village Terry Snyder _ Taboo Dick Hyman _ Caravan The Clebanoff Strings _ Quiet Village Winifred Atwell _ Taboo Eddie Layton _ Caravan Quiet Village - Ted Auletta Tabu - Douglas Gamley Caravan - The Three Suns	0:02:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Shocking Blue	Acka Raga "Acka Raga" by "Shocking Blue"		0:46:15 (Pop-up)
Cicodelico Obscure Grooves Vol.04 "Cicodelico Obscure Grooves Vol.04 "
Various Artists compiled by Cicodelico	Obscure Grooves Vol.04	01. Intro - Spot Surf 02. Jerry Cole - Pipeline 03. Jim Pipkins - Mr C.c. 04. Jimmie Haskell - Asteroid Hop 05. Mood Mosaic - Bond Street 06. Royal Polynesians - Minoi Minoi 07. Travis Wammack - Night Train 08. Eddie Angel - Werewolf 09. The Ricketts - Action Painting 10. The Statesmen - Roo Buh Doo Buh 11. Lonnie Brooks - The Train 12. The Ventures - Bat 13. Spoken Spot - Zweite Warnung 14. Sohail Rana - Soul Sitar 15. The Swanks - Ghost Train 16. The Ventures - Exploration In Terror 17. Jimmie Haskell - Blast Off 18. Nero And The Gladiators - Boots 19. Milt Buckner - The Beast 20. The Saints - Pigtails 21. Ahab And The Wailers - Neds Tune 22. The Tormentos - Endless Tube 23. Geranium Pond - No Elephants In My Garden 24. Roberto Conrado - Tiptoe 25. Gerd Wilden - Girl Faces 26. Thane Russal - Security 27. Smokestack Lightnin - Look What Youve Done 28. Nino Nardini - The White Snake 29. The Volcanos - Whirlpool 30. The Waikikis - Remember Boa Boa 31. The Untouchables - Crawlin	0:47:29 (Pop-up)
Dave Grusin	Baby Elephant Walk "Baby Elephant Walk" by "Dave Grusin"		1:57:06 (Pop-up)
v.d. Cappellen School Orchestra Zwolle 1999	Star Wars Theme		1:57:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:06am chresti: Hi Jan and duckies!
	🦝 11:06am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	🦝 11:08am Jan Turkenburg: Hope everything is ok!
	🦝 11:11am Jan Turkenburg: We're stuck with a duck here...
	🦝 11:21am WR: hi Jan, doing housework so have lost track of which Caravan we are on now but am assured that it is headed to exotic places.
	11:21am fred: Hi Jan, I won't listen for long though, archives to listen to later. But this show will be the soundtrack to laundry first
	11:24am Roger: Jan, I should tell you how much I LOVE hearing your show right after mine. It is the perfect wind-down! I have so many balls in the air by the end of the show that Frame Duggy Louder is the ideal groovy tonic!
	🦝 11:24am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR and Fred! I am not much around myself either. Thanks for letting me know you're listening!
	🦝 11:24am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Roger!
	11:26am Roger: they say that for every listener comment, there are 2,000 other listeners, which multplies exponentially with the archives.
	11:26am Roger: They also say 73.29% of all statistics are made up on the spot
	11:28am mzzm: hello!
	11:31am Domenic: Hello! enjoying revisting this comp. And Roger, very nice show....
	11:32am chresti: Everything is duckie over here Jan!
	🦝 11:34am Jan Turkenburg: Hi mzzm! Hi Domenic!
	11:35am chresti: Roger, how did they come up with that listener comment to number of listeners ratio?
	🦝 11:35am Jan Turkenburg: where did you find that Roger?
	🦝 11:37am Jan Turkenburg: On my local radio station, the editor in chief told me that for every listener that responds to a prgram online there are 10 others that don't... That is quite a different percentage
	🦝 11:38am Jan Turkenburg: I don't care. It makes a different that there are people on the comment board. That's certainly true.
	🦝 11:40am Jan Turkenburg: If there are none, it makes me feel a bit uneasy. If somebody responds I know that there are at least a few people listening and that feels good.
	11:42am Domenic: Well with internet radio you always know how many are listening...unlike terrestrial...
	11:42am mzzm: good to know it. that was why hi try to say hi to DJs.
	🦝 11:42am WR: the listener statistic Roger states i find plausible for the broadcast stream. while i think the stream only streams are less i know it is still significant number based on my own experience.
	11:49am Roger: Jan, see my next comment :)
	11:50am chresti: Shirley and spinoza, a stream, has a counter/map thing that tells the Remote Operator how many are listening and from where they are listening. When I made a comment he could see that I was somewhere in the SGV.
	11:51am chresti: Ha Roger, a ballpark figure?
	11:52am Roger: Transparency: I totally made up that statistic on the spot. I have no idea, really. I think they CAN tell how many people are streaming, but not sure if they can tell how many listen to archives, and the definitely cannot tell about the airwaves.
	11:53am Roger: I am an unreliable narrator
	11:53am Roger: But when I say I am digging this show, I am being reliable.
	11:55am Roger: Yes, and if no one is commenting, a DJ can't even tell if things are working and anyone is hearing anything. Then we just do a zen show. Like shooting photos with no film (or card),it is still a beneficial practice for all.
	11:59am fred: @Roger: Jason once did a show that no one heard, so I would always check in just to tell him it was aired. I miss Jason's show
	12:02pm mzzm: ditto, i also miss jason's relax narration.
	12:04pm mzzm: meanwhile I'm drinking energy drink and shaking with this programmmmmm
	12:06pm Domenic: I was just texting with Cicodelico on his Facebook..... does he know about this honorable effort by Jan?
	🦝 12:12pm Jan Turkenburg: I'm afraid not, Domenic. I meant to look him up online, but things got a bit hectic lately and I forgot.
	🦝 12:14pm Jan Turkenburg: @Fred Jason will be back someday
	🦝 12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: @ Roger, I think they can tell how many people are listening, but the idea is that we just make our 'free radio' programs, without being bothered by how many people are listening.
	12:40pm recordrouletteclub: I LOVE that saints joint, "Pigtails" so good!!
	12:43pm Domenic: Its important to do this out of love.
	12:54pm chresti: Thanks Jan!
	🦝 1:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Bye everyone!
	1:00pm recordrouletteclub: Thanks Jan!
	1:00pm Domenic: Thanks!
	🦝 1:01pm WR: thank you Jan.
	1:02pm ironybread: Late word: Thanks Jan, yer awesome!
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ironybread. Thank you :-)

Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from February 20, 2021

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