WFMU: Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from February 8, 2021

Listener comments!
	🦝 11:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	11:02am happymaan: Hello Jan, hope you're having a good day.
	🦝 11:03am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Happymaan. It's winter wonderland overhere, so I'm having a field day :-) Hope you're fine too!
	11:03am StringOFperils: It's a new day, comrades!
	🦝 11:03am Jan Turkenburg: Hi SOPp!
	11:12am mmmz: hello!
	🦝 11:13am Jan Turkenburg: Hi mmmz!
	11:22am Domenic: Morning! there he is Zappa, 20th century classical music composer.
	🦝 11:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Domenic!
	🦝 11:26am WR: Hi Jan and Domenic. wow, don't know that Zappa album. Listening I thought it was Zappa or Zappa-like tune done by some contemporary classical performers.
	🦝 11:28am Jan Turkenburg: It's an album certainly worth listening. Hi WR!
	11:34am Domenic: I worked with a cool dud for about 5 years who played Zappa almost exclusively in his lab. Got a good doze of exposure.
	🦝 11:35am WR: Jan @11:03, so looks like you've no issue from the cold and snow and are able to appreciate the show of nature from your home. NY / NJ area will have a couple more light snows this week. Truly winter for a couple of weeks.
	🦝 11:39am Jan Turkenburg: @WR Yes, and lot's of people with me. It's a welcome diversion from the whole pandemic. Primary schools were supposed to open again today, but because of the wind, snow and slippery roads, most called it off. I've seen a lot of parents and young kids with sleighs today.
	🦝 11:53am WR: In my neighborhood the only playful activity I've observed is young moms and their daughters working on making instagram worthy shots.
	11:54am Domenic: Awesome Exoticaring Comp. Good Jan
	11:55am StringOFperils: It's not all great, Zappa. He's like Picasso, the 'three paintings before breakfast' approach to unfiltered production. Releasing all of it, like a snowstorm, means the audience has to shovel its way out. And there's a lot of Zappa's issued catalogue that is best met with a shovel. That stuff was meant to hold up a very sarcastic, ironic, disgusted mirror to the society it reflected. I don't think he intended people to wallow in the shit, but of course, in that society, as it turns out, people like to do just that. To wit: television. In the purely musical world, however, he was as he said he was: A very serious musician. I can only listen to so much Flo and Eddie juking some imaginary groupie with a mudshark in a sleazy motel room, but I can listen to FZ's live pickup band from the 70s forever. It was similar to another large jazz ensemble at the time that seemed as superlative, Doc Severinsen's Tonight Show band that had people like Tommy Newsom and Shelley Manne etc. Plus, Zappa's orchestral handling and approach to 20th century art music was really ambitious. It's that stuff that stands the test of time. The comedy is the tip of the iceberg. Läther (pr. LATER) is one of those posthumous releases meant to demonstrate that range of artistic output I think, for an audience that might be catching up with it, or still trying to figure it out maybe. (but do not listen to me, I deny all and any authority)
	🦝 11:57am WR: the Addams Family GIF you chose if fantastic. I've not seen any of the programs in decades. I have some vacation time next month, will see if I can find a source to binge watch while doing my taxes.
	11:57am Domenic: @stringofpearls Thank you. Well said, spot on.
	🦝 11:59am WR: SOp, noted. 200 Motels gave me plenty of Flo & Eddy, Yellow Shark is type of material which I search out.
	🦝 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: SOFp, I agree with you to a certain point. There's just a lot of garbage in Zappa's catalogue too. And I have a DVD somewhere with a very good concert that keeps being intermitted by childish dressing room fun... I hate that kind of stuff. Also he wasn't THAT good a guitar player, if you know a little bit about music theory. Some of his "great" solo's are played on just 1 chord... But he had some of the finest musicians around him.
	🦝 12:17pm Jan Turkenburg: Having said that.. this track by Karel Appel is actually an intermission by childish fun as well...
	🦝 12:18pm Jan Turkenburg: but this is radio
	🦝 12:19pm Jan Turkenburg: free form radio
	12:19pm StringOFperils: yes, I see what you mean about FZ's guitar work. I like it of course. I like a lot of inept stuff, not that he was inept. It is mostly blues scales, riffing around one chord a lot yep, Mixolydian mode, fuzzy, super-fast, like a meat grinder. He's an identifiable stylist. It's built around dumb stuff. And yes, yay COBRA Group!
	🦝 12:28pm Jan Turkenburg: I must admit that I enjoy playing the Shut up and play y'r guitar box too and a lot of the silly stuff is fun to use in radio shows, but it's so irritating if you're just getting the flow of a concert and suddenly you see a few adult guys fooling around with cream cheese and a blow up doll
	🦝 12:28pm Jan Turkenburg: I have a friend who went through the trouble of ripping the DVD and cutting out the intermissions ..:-)
	12:34pm StringOFperils: Enjoying the show, Jan. Thank you for indulging me ^ up there. I needed to get some blood circulating in my brain, like wriggling my fingers out there in the cold...or else something's going to freeze and fall right off. Too much time locked up in here.
	🦝 12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: 😊
	🦝 12:48pm WR: Chenard Walcker is new to me, both as a French made automobile and as a remix audio collage artist. thanks jan.
	🦝 12:54pm Jan Turkenburg: His carreer as both a cut and paste artist and a primary school teacher came to an end, when he went into a diabetes related coma. It was hard to get into touch with his relatives, but I finally got hold of his brother (Yann Chenard as his real name is, and I had very close contact untill this happened. We exchanged material and ideas) I understand that he had come out of it and was recovering very slowly and would never be able to live independently.
	🦝 12:58pm WR: Ah, sp sad. When did that happen?
	🦝 12:59pm Jan Turkenburg: round 2006, if I remember well
	🦝 1:08pm Jan Turkenburg: yes, september 2006: archive.org...
	🦝 1:29pm WR: have to stop listening now, 2 plus hours of phone meetings. Thanks for the sounds and the info. See all ya'll laters.
	🦝 1:30pm Jan Turkenburg: Bye WR, see you later!
	1:31pm Martinibomb: Heloooo Jan!
	🦝 1:31pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB, welcome to the party!
	1:38pm Rich in Washington: Hi Jan! Hi everybody!
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich, welcome have a beer and join the singing and dancing!
	1:40pm Martinibomb: okay I'm in side gig mode gotcha in heaphone now Jan and future Sheeena djs today :)
	🦝 1:41pm Jan Turkenburg: 😊😊😊😊😊😊
	1:44pm ARB: Hi Jan and everybody!
	1:48pm Feldpausch: Hi Jan and Jan's guests!
	🦝 1:48pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi ARB! Join the crowd. It's all corona proof!
	🦝 1:48pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Feldpausch!
	1:49pm Rich in Washington: This is superb pancake house music.
	1:50pm Feldpausch: Splogman would be a good Star Wars villain name
	1:51pm ARB: PSA: Since DJ Henry left us with a gaping hole in our hearts and schedule, I'll fill in today with a renegade mix of old venereal disease day favorites before my regularly scheduled programming. Feel free to stay tuned and join me early in the chat here:wfmu.org...
	1:51pm ARB: But for now savoring the last 8 minutes of FDL, Loving it Jan!
	1:52pm Rich in Washington: YAY! I cast myself into the gaping hole. GERONIMO!
	1:52pm Feldpausch: V-D Day isn't after Valentine's Day? That's a miss
	1:53pm Rich in Washington: this music conjures up familiar memories that are not my own. It's surreal.
	1:53pm chresti in booth de tennis: Hi Jan and duckies! Rousing concerts! Listening when internet works!
	🦝 1:54pm Jan Turkenburg: :-) I'm going in overtime for about half a minute, ARB. just so you know ;-)
	1:54pm ARB: Noproblem!
	1:54pm Rich in Washington: Sing it, Maestro!
	1:55pm Rich in Washington: Fun show this morning/evening, Jan!
	1:56pm Rich in Washington: That album washed my brain! It's now fluffy and spring-fresh!
	1:57pm ARB: Oh yeah!

Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from February 8, 2021

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
De Stem des Volks	De Internationale	1975		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Les Baxter	Baby Elephant Walk "Baby Elephant Walk" by "Les Baxter"	1963		0:03:50 (Pop-up)
Max van Maria	Ha Ha "Ha Ha" by "Max van Maria"	2020		0:05:47 (Pop-up)
I Jog & The Tracksuits	Redbox "Redbox" by "I Jog & The Tracksuits"	1978		0:07:44 (Pop-up)
Chenard Walcker	Quarles Dune Voix Mielleuse	2004		0:10:20 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Re-gyptian Strut "Re-gyptian Strut" by "Frank Zappa"	1977		0:17:56 (Pop-up)
Biran Brian	Jive Jive "Jive Jive" by "Biran Brian"	1981		0:22:54 (Pop-up)
Chenard Walcker	Summertime "Summertime" by "Chenard Walcker"	2004		0:25:14 (Pop-up)
Jan Klaassen de trompetter	Rob de Nijs	1973		0:27:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Olivier/Splogman	Slightly Happy "Slightly Happy" by "Olivier/Splogman"	2020		0:30:43 (Pop-up)
Eels	Waltz Of The Naked Clowns "Waltz Of The Naked Clowns" by "Eels"	2008		0:31:55 (Pop-up)
Chenard Walcker	Le Fou "Le Fou" by "Chenard Walcker"	2004		0:34:31 (Pop-up)
Max van Maria	So Long Marianne "So Long Marianne" by "Max van Maria"	2020		0:36:02 (Pop-up)
Beach Boys	Fall breaks and back to winter	1967		0:39:56 (Pop-up)
Chenard Walcker	Cream Cheese "Cream Cheese" by "Chenard Walcker"	2004		0:41:59 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Tryin' To Grow A Chin	1977		0:44:05 (Pop-up)
Gerry & the Holograms	Gerry & the Holograms	2017		0:47:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Olivier/Splogman	Slightly Happy "Slightly Happy" by "Olivier/Splogman"	2020		0:51:25 (Pop-up)
Ton Rückert's Exoticaring CD van De Week (episode 12: Funky Flea Vol.1, by Kristof D'Haeseleer, aired 2006-12-01, Radio Zwolle)
The Manzanilla Sound	Without Reason Or Rhyme	1971		0:53:16 (Pop-up)

Les Chakachas	Hot Hands "Hot Hands" by "Les Chakachas"	1973		0:57:23 (Pop-up)
Nico Gomez	Cuba Libre "Cuba Libre" by "Nico Gomez"	1972		1:00:42 (Pop-up)

Brasil Export	Malaria Febre "Malaria Febre" by "Brasil Export"	1975		1:04:39 (Pop-up)

Chenard Walcker	Zodiac Baby "Zodiac Baby" by "Chenard Walcker"	2004		1:08:05 (Pop-up)
Henry Badowski	Making Love With My Wife	1979		1:11:50 (Pop-up)
Karel Appel	Poème Barbare "Poème Barbare" by "Karel Appel"	1963		1:14:08 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Duck Duck Goose "Duck Duck Goose" by "Frank Zappa"	1977		1:17:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Olivier/Splogman	Slightly Happy "Slightly Happy" by "Olivier/Splogman"	2020		1:20:49 (Pop-up)
Johnny Verkroost	My dear Ann "My dear Ann" by "Johnny Verkroost"	1987		1:21:47 (Pop-up)
They must be Russians	Don`t try to cure yourself	1980		1:24:26 (Pop-up)
The Beau Hunks	The Toy Trumpet "The Toy Trumpet" by "The Beau Hunks"	1999		1:27:16 (Pop-up)
Boswell Sisters	Radio broadcast (2)	1930		1:30:24 (Pop-up)
Chenard Walcker	Here's a guess "Here's a guess" by "Chenard Walcker"	2004		1:42:05 (Pop-up)
Ice	Wintertime "Wintertime" by "Ice"	1998		1:46:41 (Pop-up)
Troll	A Winter's Song "A Winter's Song" by "Troll"	1968		1:51:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Olivier/Splogman	Slightly Happy "Slightly Happy" by "Olivier/Splogman"	2020		1:55:17 (Pop-up)
Anything can happen hour! Relax & Party!
James Last	Superlast Superparty side 1	1983	The Heat Is On Codo (...Düse Im Sauseschritt) Maniac (Righeira) Vamos A La Playa Juliet Der Knutschfleck It's Raining Again Do You Really Want To Hurt Me Africa Love Is A Stranger Flashdance (...What A Feeling) Moonlight Shadow Hey Little Girl Comment Ca Va Bernd Meinunger	1:56:10 (Pop-up)
uncredited	Relax met Bio-tex (unabridged)	1970s	Medley A Nava Naguila Kalinka Muss I Denn Oh Happy Day House Of The Rising Sun Plaisir D'Amour When The Saints Go Marcing In Down By The Riverside My Bonnie Is Over The Ocean Michael He's Got The Whole World In His Hands Uber Den Wellen Cielito Lindo Liebestraum Medley B Thema Uit Tchaikowsky's 1e Pianoconcert Moscovian Nights Schwarze Augen Danny Boy Greensleeves Habanera La Cucaracha La Bamba La Golondrina La Paloma Aloha Oe Guantanamera O Sole Mio Santa Lucia	2:18:58 (Pop-up)
Les Baxter	Baby Elephant Walk "Baby Elephant Walk" by "Les Baxter"	1963		2:54:57 (Pop-up)
Max van Maria	Always Look On The Bright Side of Life	2020		2:56:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦝 11:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	11:02am happymaan: Hello Jan, hope you're having a good day.
	🦝 11:03am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Happymaan. It's winter wonderland overhere, so I'm having a field day :-) Hope you're fine too!
	11:03am StringOFperils: It's a new day, comrades!
	🦝 11:03am Jan Turkenburg: Hi SOPp!
	11:12am mmmz: hello!
	🦝 11:13am Jan Turkenburg: Hi mmmz!
	11:22am Domenic: Morning! there he is Zappa, 20th century classical music composer.
	🦝 11:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Domenic!
	🦝 11:26am WR: Hi Jan and Domenic. wow, don't know that Zappa album. Listening I thought it was Zappa or Zappa-like tune done by some contemporary classical performers.
	🦝 11:28am Jan Turkenburg: It's an album certainly worth listening. Hi WR!
	11:34am Domenic: I worked with a cool dud for about 5 years who played Zappa almost exclusively in his lab. Got a good doze of exposure.
	🦝 11:35am WR: Jan @11:03, so looks like you've no issue from the cold and snow and are able to appreciate the show of nature from your home. NY / NJ area will have a couple more light snows this week. Truly winter for a couple of weeks.
	🦝 11:39am Jan Turkenburg: @WR Yes, and lot's of people with me. It's a welcome diversion from the whole pandemic. Primary schools were supposed to open again today, but because of the wind, snow and slippery roads, most called it off. I've seen a lot of parents and young kids with sleighs today.
	🦝 11:53am WR: In my neighborhood the only playful activity I've observed is young moms and their daughters working on making instagram worthy shots.
	11:54am Domenic: Awesome Exoticaring Comp. Good Jan
	11:55am StringOFperils: It's not all great, Zappa. He's like Picasso, the 'three paintings before breakfast' approach to unfiltered production. Releasing all of it, like a snowstorm, means the audience has to shovel its way out. And there's a lot of Zappa's issued catalogue that is best met with a shovel. That stuff was meant to hold up a very sarcastic, ironic, disgusted mirror to the society it reflected. I don't think he intended people to wallow in the shit, but of course, in that society, as it turns out, people like to do just that. To wit: television. In the purely musical world, however, he was as he said he was: A very serious musician. I can only listen to so much Flo and Eddie juking some imaginary groupie with a mudshark in a sleazy motel room, but I can listen to FZ's live pickup band from the 70s forever. It was similar to another large jazz ensemble at the time that seemed as superlative, Doc Severinsen's Tonight Show band that had people like Tommy Newsom and Shelley Manne etc. Plus, Zappa's orchestral handling and approach to 20th century art music was really ambitious. It's that stuff that stands the test of time. The comedy is the tip of the iceberg. Läther (pr. LATER) is one of those posthumous releases meant to demonstrate that range of artistic output I think, for an audience that might be catching up with it, or still trying to figure it out maybe. (but do not listen to me, I deny all and any authority)
	🦝 11:57am WR: the Addams Family GIF you chose if fantastic. I've not seen any of the programs in decades. I have some vacation time next month, will see if I can find a source to binge watch while doing my taxes.
	11:57am Domenic: @stringofpearls Thank you. Well said, spot on.
	🦝 11:59am WR: SOp, noted. 200 Motels gave me plenty of Flo & Eddy, Yellow Shark is type of material which I search out.
	🦝 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: SOFp, I agree with you to a certain point. There's just a lot of garbage in Zappa's catalogue too. And I have a DVD somewhere with a very good concert that keeps being intermitted by childish dressing room fun... I hate that kind of stuff. Also he wasn't THAT good a guitar player, if you know a little bit about music theory. Some of his "great" solo's are played on just 1 chord... But he had some of the finest musicians around him.
	🦝 12:17pm Jan Turkenburg: Having said that.. this track by Karel Appel is actually an intermission by childish fun as well...
	🦝 12:18pm Jan Turkenburg: but this is radio
	🦝 12:19pm Jan Turkenburg: free form radio
	12:19pm StringOFperils: yes, I see what you mean about FZ's guitar work. I like it of course. I like a lot of inept stuff, not that he was inept. It is mostly blues scales, riffing around one chord a lot yep, Mixolydian mode, fuzzy, super-fast, like a meat grinder. He's an identifiable stylist. It's built around dumb stuff. And yes, yay COBRA Group!
	🦝 12:28pm Jan Turkenburg: I must admit that I enjoy playing the Shut up and play y'r guitar box too and a lot of the silly stuff is fun to use in radio shows, but it's so irritating if you're just getting the flow of a concert and suddenly you see a few adult guys fooling around with cream cheese and a blow up doll
	🦝 12:28pm Jan Turkenburg: I have a friend who went through the trouble of ripping the DVD and cutting out the intermissions ..:-)
	12:34pm StringOFperils: Enjoying the show, Jan. Thank you for indulging me ^ up there. I needed to get some blood circulating in my brain, like wriggling my fingers out there in the cold...or else something's going to freeze and fall right off. Too much time locked up in here.
	🦝 12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: 😊
	🦝 12:48pm WR: Chenard Walcker is new to me, both as a French made automobile and as a remix audio collage artist. thanks jan.
	🦝 12:54pm Jan Turkenburg: His carreer as both a cut and paste artist and a primary school teacher came to an end, when he went into a diabetes related coma. It was hard to get into touch with his relatives, but I finally got hold of his brother (Yann Chenard as his real name is, and I had very close contact untill this happened. We exchanged material and ideas) I understand that he had come out of it and was recovering very slowly and would never be able to live independently.
	🦝 12:58pm WR: Ah, sp sad. When did that happen?
	🦝 12:59pm Jan Turkenburg: round 2006, if I remember well
	🦝 1:08pm Jan Turkenburg: yes, september 2006: archive.org...
	🦝 1:29pm WR: have to stop listening now, 2 plus hours of phone meetings. Thanks for the sounds and the info. See all ya'll laters.
	🦝 1:30pm Jan Turkenburg: Bye WR, see you later!
	1:31pm Martinibomb: Heloooo Jan!
	🦝 1:31pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB, welcome to the party!
	1:38pm Rich in Washington: Hi Jan! Hi everybody!
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich, welcome have a beer and join the singing and dancing!
	1:40pm Martinibomb: okay I'm in side gig mode gotcha in heaphone now Jan and future Sheeena djs today :)
	🦝 1:41pm Jan Turkenburg: 😊😊😊😊😊😊
	1:44pm ARB: Hi Jan and everybody!
	1:48pm Feldpausch: Hi Jan and Jan's guests!
	🦝 1:48pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi ARB! Join the crowd. It's all corona proof!
	🦝 1:48pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Feldpausch!
	1:49pm Rich in Washington: This is superb pancake house music.
	1:50pm Feldpausch: Splogman would be a good Star Wars villain name
	1:51pm ARB: PSA: Since DJ Henry left us with a gaping hole in our hearts and schedule, I'll fill in today with a renegade mix of old venereal disease day favorites before my regularly scheduled programming. Feel free to stay tuned and join me early in the chat here:wfmu.org...
	1:51pm ARB: But for now savoring the last 8 minutes of FDL, Loving it Jan!
	1:52pm Rich in Washington: YAY! I cast myself into the gaping hole. GERONIMO!
	1:52pm Feldpausch: V-D Day isn't after Valentine's Day? That's a miss
	1:53pm Rich in Washington: this music conjures up familiar memories that are not my own. It's surreal.
	1:53pm chresti in booth de tennis: Hi Jan and duckies! Rousing concerts! Listening when internet works!
	🦝 1:54pm Jan Turkenburg: :-) I'm going in overtime for about half a minute, ARB. just so you know ;-)
	1:54pm ARB: Noproblem!
	1:54pm Rich in Washington: Sing it, Maestro!
	1:55pm Rich in Washington: Fun show this morning/evening, Jan!
	1:56pm Rich in Washington: That album washed my brain! It's now fluffy and spring-fresh!
	1:57pm ARB: Oh yeah!

Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from February 8, 2021

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