WFMU: Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 5, 2021

Listener comments!
	🦝 11:55am ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Leve de vrijheid! Dan maar. Als ie nu maar snel weer komt. die vrijheid. Dan best wel leve de vrijheid.
	🦝 11:57am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, we will be liberated! Hi PK!
	🦝 11:59am ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Hi there, Jan.
	🦝 12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Je bent er ondersteboven van, zie ik
	🦝 12:00pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: I found a Tröckener Kecks Cd at the thrist store today. Not the best one but a KEcks CD non the least.
	12:00pm zmmz: hello!
	🦝 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi zmmz!
	🦝 12:01pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: hey Zmmz.
	🦝 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Which one, PK?
	🦝 12:02pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: "Andere Plaats, Andere Tijd" from 1992
	🦝 12:02pm Candy-O'67: Wooohooo, it's time for No Mountains, peeps!!
	12:02pm Feldpausch: Jan! Kicking the door open this morning with a jam, love it
	🦝 12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, yes, I see what you mean.
	🦝 12:03pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Feldpausch!
	🦝 12:03pm Candy-O'67: I'm loving it, too, Feldpausch! Hey!
	🦝 12:03pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: I still want to find back "1 op 1 miljoen" and "De Jacht". Oh, hi Adam!
	🦝 12:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Candy!
	🦝 12:04pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: CanDeEeeEEeeEEeeeeeE! Hi!
	12:04pm MHLee: Perfect timing. I walked in the door as the anthem started.
	🦝 12:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	12:06pm Feldpausch: Hello Candy-O & Paper Kos!
	🦝 12:06pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Jan and PK upside down!!! haha!
	🦝 12:07pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: This is a great version by the Q here.
	🦝 12:07pm Jan Turkenburg: The Q are almighty!
	🦝 12:07pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: www.upsidedowntext.com for all your australian communication needs.
	12:08pm Feldpausch: Whomever recorded these drums in 1971 knew what they were doing
	12:08pm MHLee: This jams.
	🦝 12:09pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: Thanks PK!
	🦝 12:09pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Oh yes nog even about the Kecks; "Betaalde Liefde" too. Those were the Kecks albums with good memories from way back when.
	🦝 12:10pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: that flute hahahahah
	12:11pm MHLee: Honestly, I've started listening to a lot of African rock recently and it's the only thing that rhythmically comes close to this.
	12:11pm Mr Fab: Yes, starting the show off with, not just a bang, but several bangs. The Jay-Jays and Q65 tracks were pretty advanced for 1966.
	🦝 12:12pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Indeed, Mr. Fab.
	12:12pm Mr Fab: What Afro-rock have you been diggin lately, MHLee? You mean stuff like WITCH?
	12:12pm Bri: I’ve also been listening to a bit of African music as well
	🦝 12:13pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: Hey Bri!!!
	🦝 12:14pm Candy-O'67: Bri!!! How are you??
	🦝 12:15pm Candy-O'67: So good, Mr. Fab! I'm loving the kick-off bangs, too!
	12:15pm MHLee: WITCH, P.R.O. (Nigerian Band), Ngozi Family, I bought every album that was available through Now-Again records. They have a couple of Zamrock and Nigerian rock compilations. I hear there was a Zimbabwe scene, but I haven't looked into it yet.
	🦝 12:16pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Each time I am surprised again to realise there is so much good music coming out of my insignificant little country.
	🦝 12:18pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Wow, that Heroes album cover is great and surreal. Willink-esque.
	🦝 12:19pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: The back is a windmill on fire.
	🦝 12:20pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Willink-esque - like this: www.mistermotley.nl...
	12:21pm MHLee: Wow, it really does look like that.
	12:24pm Mr Fab: Willink looks like a fascinating artist, thanks for the tip.
	12:24pm Bri: Candy! I’m alright, getting better
	12:25pm Bri: Hey Jan!
	🦝 12:28pm Candy-O'67: Bri, have you been sick? Happy to hear you are feeling better
	🦝 12:32pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Ouwe Hans in the bocht.
	🦝 12:32pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: His 'Dierenpark' coming up later PK :-) :-)
	12:35pm MHLee: Kinda a Dutch Etta James with Fay there
	🦝 12:35pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Still have a little crush on 1980's Fay Lovsky...
	12:36pm Bri: I’ve been having serious mental health issues Candy
	🦝 12:37pm Candy-O'67: Oh, I'm sorry to hear that, Bri. I'm glad you are feeling better.
	🦝 12:37pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: You're in good company here, Bri ;-)
	🦝 12:37pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: Good to have you on the chat.
	🦝 12:38pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Oh shit, Bri, sorry to hear that. I wish you lots of good.
	🦝 12:38pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Hahahaha Jan!
	12:39pm Bri: Thanks guys! <3
	12:39pm worldsworstrecords: perfect timing!
	12:40pm worldsworstrecords: Hi Jan! Hello fellow no-mountaineers!
	🦝 12:40pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: Hi Darryl!
	🦝 12:40pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Hey hey Darryl!
	12:41pm worldsworstrecords: HI PK... and thanks for the email: what a great track!
	12:41pm Bri: Concita, Blue Peter
	🦝 12:43pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: You're welcome, Darryl.
	12:43pm Bri: At first I couldn’t tell this was a girl, I thought it was some Dutch Wayne Newton
	12:44pm MHLee: How old is she I wonder?
	🦝 12:44pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: Yes, good have easily been a boy's voice.
	12:45pm spɹoɔǝɹʇsɹoʍsplɹoʍ: uɐſ 'ɟɟnʇs ʇuǝllǝɔxǝ
	🦝 12:45pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: She must have been 15 on this recording
	12:46pm Bri: The Dutch Elvis!
	12:46pm MHLee: Oh, wait she's George De Fretes daughter? George is tremondous.
	12:46pm worldsworstrecords: oh lord! I need this for WWRRS!
	12:47pm worldsworstrecords: I had no idea there was a Dutch version
	🦝 12:47pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: :=)
	12:47pm Mr Fab: Ha ha, it's even more annoying than the original!
	12:47pm worldsworstrecords: It really is!
	🦝 12:48pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: There are two versions. Lodewijk XVI has another Dutch one.
	12:48pm MHLee: I heard the marching and recognized it immediately and that's wild to me. A song with basically no melody but is instantly recognizable.
	12:49pm worldsworstrecords: There's a Dutch language version by Floris VI too
	12:49pm worldsworstrecords: www.youtube.com...
	🦝 12:49pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Floris VI? Lodewijk XVI? confused They are going to take ME away, I guess.
	12:50pm worldsworstrecords: You mean there aren't three versions?
	🦝 12:50pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, that's true... Floris.. Pak aan Schavuit!
	🦝 12:52pm Jan Turkenburg: Well, there is Ik Wil Mijn Donald Duckie by Bob Bouber. which is also very similar to it, only they have taken his bath tub duck away...
	12:54pm MHLee: You could make a playlist of songs about ducks.. maybe specifically Donald duck
	12:54pm worldsworstrecords: Just found that. Similar? It's a complete rip-off!
	🦝 12:55pm Jan Turkenburg: The first Frame Duggy Louder was a pre-SJR podcast with Duck Song, maybe I should take it down from Mixcloud and re-air it :-)
	12:55pm Bri: I read that as Bob the Builder! 😂
	🦝 12:56pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: He's called Bob de Bouwer in Dutch.
	12:56pm worldsworstrecords: Easily, MHLee... there are loads
	🦝 12:56pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: So quite close.
	🦝 12:57pm Jan Turkenburg: This is like the Dutch Language Version of Gruppo Sportivo, same front man :-)
	🦝 12:58pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: IJsberen moeten nooit huilen.
	🦝 12:58pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Let's hope the summer will be hot otherwise the IJsboeren will cry.
	1:00pm MHLee: I recently compiled a list of my favorite albums and two songs that are duck-related make it into that. Duck on a Pond by the ISB and a song that inexplicitly contains Donald Duck from the first Blood, Sweat, and Tears album... there's no reason for Donald Duck in that track
	🦝 1:01pm Jan Turkenburg: "at the end of each light there's a tunnel"
	🦝 1:01pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: "There's no reason for Donald Duck" is a great album title.
	1:02pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): enjoying the tunes while I pack to migrate north! Hello, Jan and folx!
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: :=)
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Granny!
	1:03pm worldsworstrecords: Hey, Baba Bee!
	🦝 1:03pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: @ Baba Bee: Polar bear territory?
	1:03pm MHLee: @paper it could be... anyway the song is called house in the country... nothing to do with ducks youtu.be...
	🦝 1:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Well, in the country there are more ducks than there are in the city...
	🦝 1:10pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: @ MHLee: I only know the 2nd album with 'Spinning Wheel". I'll give it a listen later on. Thanks!
	🦝 1:11pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, you've made curious too, MHLee!
	🦝 1:12pm Candy-O'67: Diggin' this Golden Earring song!
	1:14pm MHLee: I's certainly a fun track. As mentioned that was in my top albums (no. 35). It has Al Kooper on vocals and his delivery is very good. I appreciate it more than the later work.
	🦝 1:14pm Jan Turkenburg: And there's a connection between this track and Hans Vandenburg as well. The background singers are The Bombitas which later became and still are the background singers of Gruppo Sportivo.
	🦝 1:15pm Jan Turkenburg: But in Gruppo they are not just background singers of course.
	1:20pm MHLee: I really liked na na na
	1:21pm worldsworstrecords: I like this
	1:21pm Feldpausch: Loving the show Jan. Happy Liberation Day to The Netherlands!
	1:24pm Mr Fab: Wow, that Hunters track was quite the knees-up (as our British friends say).
	1:24pm worldsworstrecords: Long tall Ernie does disco?
	1:25pm worldsworstrecords: Another track that deserves to be on the WWRRS :-)
	1:26pm MHLee: I know Pink Floyd is convinced Andrew Lloyd Webber stole the riff of his musical from Echoes. There's actually a track where Roger Waters sings about Webber gets his hands smashed in a piano as result.
	🦝 1:26pm Jan Turkenburg: The band started off as a joke and later they became 'in for the money' as Americans would phrase it, I guess :-)
	🦝 1:28pm Jan Turkenburg: Well, I think that's a bit childish of the great composer Waters...
	1:29pm worldsworstrecords: I always thought that they were a rock'n'roll revival act, like Sha Na Na or Showaddywaddy
	1:29pm Feldpausch: Is that to apologize if you bump into a flower
	🦝 1:30pm Jan Turkenburg: They mainly were, Darryl.
	1:30pm worldsworstrecords: Excusemebloem
	🦝 1:30pm Jan Turkenburg: I knew it!!!
	🦝 1:31pm Jan Turkenburg: a paard is a horse, so it's horse's flower. As a child I thought it was because they grew on horse manure.
	🦝 1:33pm Candy-O'67: Is Paardenbloem the same word for Dandelion in English?
	🦝 1:34pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Yes. In the Netherlands we actually say "sorry" when we mean "excuse me". I guess a case of changing the interpretation of a word a little.
	🦝 1:34pm Candy-O'67: We say sorry sometimes, too, when we mean excuse me in America! :))
	1:35pm worldsworstrecords: And in Britain... but that's because we've spent centuries apologising for everything!
	🦝 1:36pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: For being British and all, I presume?
	1:37pm worldsworstrecords: Everything!
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: So 'sorry' isn't universal? :o)
	🦝 1:38pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: it seems to be the hardest word.
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: sorry to hear that...
	🦝 1:39pm Jan Turkenburg: :=)
	1:40pm worldsworstrecords: I beg your paarden, I didn't promise you a Horse Flower garden...
	🦝 1:40pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL!!
	1:41pm MHLee: I've really enjoyed Kayak on here.
	1:41pm Feldpausch: MHLee, I was just thinking the same
	🦝 1:41pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: There's this joke about Clinton visiting the Dutch prime minister who asks him bluntly "Didn't you fok horses?" (fokken=to breed in dutch) Clinton: 'Pardon?' Prime minister: "Yes! Yes! Paarden!"
	🦝 1:42pm Candy-O'67: Haha, PK!
	1:43pm MHLee: Wait this is a zappa song isn't it?
	🦝 1:43pm Candy-O'67: That was good, Worldsworstrecords!
	1:43pm worldsworstrecords: Thank you, Candy-O
	1:44pm worldsworstrecords: yay! Beatlecover!
	🦝 1:44pm Candy-O'67: That Cruncher Jay-Jays song at the beginning was so good!
	1:45pm Mr Fab: The Jumping Jewels essentially serving as a live karaoke band?
	1:45pm worldsworstrecords: Did I see a DeWolfe library record there in the Jumping Jewels gif?
	🦝 1:45pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, just two years after this. I really had to check it, because I could not believe that was recorded in 66, but it was.
	1:46pm worldsworstrecords: Nice!
	1:46pm MHLee: I like how it's instrumental but the crowd loves the song and sings along.
	1:47pm worldsworstrecords: Aren't there some live James Last albums where the audience sings along? I like it
	🦝 1:51pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: I too was surprised to hear that on that recording.
	🦝 1:51pm Jan Turkenburg: James Last had a choir singing all the melodies, but yes, it was common practise around here to invite a crowd, serve drinks and let them sing along with James Last -like recordings and record that on top of it. I don't know if James Last himself did that too, but probably...
	1:53pm worldsworstrecords: Perhaps that's what I'm remembering... paarden my faulty memory ;-)
	🦝 1:53pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: It's a bit like Groove is in the heart by Deee-lite, on which they also mixed in some party people sounds in the background, which gives the song its great atmosphere from the first beat on.
	1:54pm worldsworstrecords: Another faab show, Jan!
	1:54pm MHLee: Great show, Jan!
	🦝 1:55pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Heel fijne deuntjes, heer Turkenburg!
	🦝 1:55pm Candy-O'67: Really enjoyed it today, Jan! It went by too quickly!! Thank you!
	1:55pm worldsworstrecords: If you listeners have nothing better to do, why not join me : wfmu.org...
	🦝 1:57pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: This is kind of very politically incorrect. It actually is audio blackface...
	🦝 1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: But I know a lot of Surinam people who love it...
	🦝 1:58pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: really?
	🦝 1:59pm Jan Turkenburg: yes.
	1:59pm MHLee: It's such an annoyingly catchy song it's hard to hate,
	🦝 1:59pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: oh.
	🦝 2:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Niot all of them, I guess...
	2:00pm Feldpausch: Thank you, Jan! Another fantastic show

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Two hours of Dutch pop music history, live from the city of Zwolle in The Netherlands.

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Artist	Track	Year	Approx. start time
Jay-Jays	Cruncher "Cruncher" by "Jay-Jays"	1966	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Q65	Get Out Of My Life "Get Out Of My Life" by "Q65"	1966	0:05:35 (Pop-up)
Pugh's Place	Give me good music "Give me good music" by "Pugh's Place"	1971	0:07:50 (Pop-up)
Les Baroques	Why Did She Go "Why Did She Go" by "Les Baroques"	1966	0:13:45 (Pop-up)
ZWOLLE! "ZWOLLE!"
The Heroes	Echo "Echo" by "The Heroes"	2018	0:18:01 (Pop-up)
Bootleg (Rob Dokter)	Prove your Groove to me	2000	0:21:03 (Pop-up)
Jawat ft. Opgezwolle	Zwarte Koffie	2005	0:25:34 (Pop-up)

Gruppo Sportivo	Are You Ready "Are You Ready" by "Gruppo Sportivo"	1978	0:31:40 (Pop-up)
Fay Lovsky	Nobody Talks to Me "Nobody Talks to Me" by "Fay Lovsky"	1977	0:33:43 (Pop-up)
Armand	Halve Gare "Halve Gare" by "Armand"	1994	0:34:33 (Pop-up)
Teenage Muziek Express "Teenage Muziek Express"
Trea Dobbs	Rita Petita Conchita "Rita Petita Conchita" by "Trea Dobbs"	1964	0:40:04 (Pop-up)
Wanda de Fretes	Shall we twist "Shall we twist" by "Wanda de Fretes"	1961	0:42:13 (Pop-up)
Javalins	Twisting away "Twisting away" by "Javalins"	1963	0:44:05 (Pop-up)

Hugo De Groot	Ze nemen me eindelijk mee aha...	1966	0:46:24 (Pop-up)
Spinvis & Vinkenoog	Zonder Niemand	2008	0:50:05 (Pop-up)
LIVE! BRIDGE! "LIVE! BRIDGE!"
Dierenpark [Hans Vandenburg]	IJsbeer	2007	0:53:57 (Pop-up)
Dierenpark [Hans Vandenburg]	Kort	2007	0:58:22 (Pop-up)
After Tea	It's Too Late "It's Too Late" by "After Tea"	1968	1:05:11 (Pop-up)
Golden Earring	Holy Holy Life "Holy Holy Life" by "Golden Earring"	1971	1:08:55 (Pop-up)
Herman Brood	Go Nutz "Go Nutz" by "Herman Brood"	1980	1:12:38 (Pop-up)
Ferrari	Na na na "Na na na" by "Ferrari"	1976	1:15:50 (Pop-up)
Hunters	Janosh "Janosh" by "Hunters"	1967	1:20:40 (Pop-up)
Long Tall Ernie & The Shakers	Phantom Of The Opera	1979	1:23:35 (Pop-up)
Dutch Word Of The Week	Paardenbloem		1:28:57 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	Love is in the air "Love is in the air" by "Shocking Blue"	1967	1:29:17 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	I'll Write Your Name Through The Fire	1969	1:34:12 (Pop-up)
Roosbeef	Alles Draait "Alles Draait" by "Roosbeef"	2008	1:37:09 (Pop-up)
Kayak	Do you care "Do you care" by "Kayak"	1976	1:39:49 (Pop-up)
Beatles Cover Of The Week "Beatles Cover Of The Week"
The Jumping Jewels	I saw her standing there	1964	1:43:58 (Pop-up)
Tee-Set	Join the tea set "Join the tea set" by "Tee-Set"	1968	1:46:39 (Pop-up)
Sweet d'Buster	Hard Stone Jungle "Hard Stone Jungle" by "Sweet d'Buster"	1978	1:49:06 (Pop-up)
Johnny Camaro	Don't Worry, Be Happy (Surinaamse Versie)	1988	1:55:52 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦝 11:55am ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Leve de vrijheid! Dan maar. Als ie nu maar snel weer komt. die vrijheid. Dan best wel leve de vrijheid.
	🦝 11:57am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, we will be liberated! Hi PK!
	🦝 11:59am ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Hi there, Jan.
	🦝 12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Je bent er ondersteboven van, zie ik
	🦝 12:00pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: I found a Tröckener Kecks Cd at the thrist store today. Not the best one but a KEcks CD non the least.
	12:00pm zmmz: hello!
	🦝 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi zmmz!
	🦝 12:01pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: hey Zmmz.
	🦝 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Which one, PK?
	🦝 12:02pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: "Andere Plaats, Andere Tijd" from 1992
	🦝 12:02pm Candy-O'67: Wooohooo, it's time for No Mountains, peeps!!
	12:02pm Feldpausch: Jan! Kicking the door open this morning with a jam, love it
	🦝 12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, yes, I see what you mean.
	🦝 12:03pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Feldpausch!
	🦝 12:03pm Candy-O'67: I'm loving it, too, Feldpausch! Hey!
	🦝 12:03pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: I still want to find back "1 op 1 miljoen" and "De Jacht". Oh, hi Adam!
	🦝 12:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Candy!
	🦝 12:04pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: CanDeEeeEEeeEEeeeeeE! Hi!
	12:04pm MHLee: Perfect timing. I walked in the door as the anthem started.
	🦝 12:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	12:06pm Feldpausch: Hello Candy-O & Paper Kos!
	🦝 12:06pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Jan and PK upside down!!! haha!
	🦝 12:07pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: This is a great version by the Q here.
	🦝 12:07pm Jan Turkenburg: The Q are almighty!
	🦝 12:07pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: www.upsidedowntext.com for all your australian communication needs.
	12:08pm Feldpausch: Whomever recorded these drums in 1971 knew what they were doing
	12:08pm MHLee: This jams.
	🦝 12:09pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: Thanks PK!
	🦝 12:09pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Oh yes nog even about the Kecks; "Betaalde Liefde" too. Those were the Kecks albums with good memories from way back when.
	🦝 12:10pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: that flute hahahahah
	12:11pm MHLee: Honestly, I've started listening to a lot of African rock recently and it's the only thing that rhythmically comes close to this.
	12:11pm Mr Fab: Yes, starting the show off with, not just a bang, but several bangs. The Jay-Jays and Q65 tracks were pretty advanced for 1966.
	🦝 12:12pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Indeed, Mr. Fab.
	12:12pm Mr Fab: What Afro-rock have you been diggin lately, MHLee? You mean stuff like WITCH?
	12:12pm Bri: I’ve also been listening to a bit of African music as well
	🦝 12:13pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: Hey Bri!!!
	🦝 12:14pm Candy-O'67: Bri!!! How are you??
	🦝 12:15pm Candy-O'67: So good, Mr. Fab! I'm loving the kick-off bangs, too!
	12:15pm MHLee: WITCH, P.R.O. (Nigerian Band), Ngozi Family, I bought every album that was available through Now-Again records. They have a couple of Zamrock and Nigerian rock compilations. I hear there was a Zimbabwe scene, but I haven't looked into it yet.
	🦝 12:16pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Each time I am surprised again to realise there is so much good music coming out of my insignificant little country.
	🦝 12:18pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Wow, that Heroes album cover is great and surreal. Willink-esque.
	🦝 12:19pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: The back is a windmill on fire.
	🦝 12:20pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Willink-esque - like this: www.mistermotley.nl...
	12:21pm MHLee: Wow, it really does look like that.
	12:24pm Mr Fab: Willink looks like a fascinating artist, thanks for the tip.
	12:24pm Bri: Candy! I’m alright, getting better
	12:25pm Bri: Hey Jan!
	🦝 12:28pm Candy-O'67: Bri, have you been sick? Happy to hear you are feeling better
	🦝 12:32pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Ouwe Hans in the bocht.
	🦝 12:32pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: His 'Dierenpark' coming up later PK :-) :-)
	12:35pm MHLee: Kinda a Dutch Etta James with Fay there
	🦝 12:35pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Still have a little crush on 1980's Fay Lovsky...
	12:36pm Bri: I’ve been having serious mental health issues Candy
	🦝 12:37pm Candy-O'67: Oh, I'm sorry to hear that, Bri. I'm glad you are feeling better.
	🦝 12:37pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: You're in good company here, Bri ;-)
	🦝 12:37pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: Good to have you on the chat.
	🦝 12:38pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Oh shit, Bri, sorry to hear that. I wish you lots of good.
	🦝 12:38pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Hahahaha Jan!
	12:39pm Bri: Thanks guys! <3
	12:39pm worldsworstrecords: perfect timing!
	12:40pm worldsworstrecords: Hi Jan! Hello fellow no-mountaineers!
	🦝 12:40pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: Hi Darryl!
	🦝 12:40pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Hey hey Darryl!
	12:41pm worldsworstrecords: HI PK... and thanks for the email: what a great track!
	12:41pm Bri: Concita, Blue Peter
	🦝 12:43pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: You're welcome, Darryl.
	12:43pm Bri: At first I couldn’t tell this was a girl, I thought it was some Dutch Wayne Newton
	12:44pm MHLee: How old is she I wonder?
	🦝 12:44pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: Yes, good have easily been a boy's voice.
	12:45pm spɹoɔǝɹʇsɹoʍsplɹoʍ: uɐſ 'ɟɟnʇs ʇuǝllǝɔxǝ
	🦝 12:45pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: She must have been 15 on this recording
	12:46pm Bri: The Dutch Elvis!
	12:46pm MHLee: Oh, wait she's George De Fretes daughter? George is tremondous.
	12:46pm worldsworstrecords: oh lord! I need this for WWRRS!
	12:47pm worldsworstrecords: I had no idea there was a Dutch version
	🦝 12:47pm ¡sʞɔᴉɹq ɟo ʎǝllɐΛ ǝɥ┴ ɟo uɐſ: :=)
	12:47pm Mr Fab: Ha ha, it's even more annoying than the original!
	12:47pm worldsworstrecords: It really is!
	🦝 12:48pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: There are two versions. Lodewijk XVI has another Dutch one.
	12:48pm MHLee: I heard the marching and recognized it immediately and that's wild to me. A song with basically no melody but is instantly recognizable.
	12:49pm worldsworstrecords: There's a Dutch language version by Floris VI too
	12:49pm worldsworstrecords: www.youtube.com...
	🦝 12:49pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Floris VI? Lodewijk XVI? confused They are going to take ME away, I guess.
	12:50pm worldsworstrecords: You mean there aren't three versions?
	🦝 12:50pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, that's true... Floris.. Pak aan Schavuit!
	🦝 12:52pm Jan Turkenburg: Well, there is Ik Wil Mijn Donald Duckie by Bob Bouber. which is also very similar to it, only they have taken his bath tub duck away...
	12:54pm MHLee: You could make a playlist of songs about ducks.. maybe specifically Donald duck
	12:54pm worldsworstrecords: Just found that. Similar? It's a complete rip-off!
	🦝 12:55pm Jan Turkenburg: The first Frame Duggy Louder was a pre-SJR podcast with Duck Song, maybe I should take it down from Mixcloud and re-air it :-)
	12:55pm Bri: I read that as Bob the Builder! 😂
	🦝 12:56pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: He's called Bob de Bouwer in Dutch.
	12:56pm worldsworstrecords: Easily, MHLee... there are loads
	🦝 12:56pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: So quite close.
	🦝 12:57pm Jan Turkenburg: This is like the Dutch Language Version of Gruppo Sportivo, same front man :-)
	🦝 12:58pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: IJsberen moeten nooit huilen.
	🦝 12:58pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Let's hope the summer will be hot otherwise the IJsboeren will cry.
	1:00pm MHLee: I recently compiled a list of my favorite albums and two songs that are duck-related make it into that. Duck on a Pond by the ISB and a song that inexplicitly contains Donald Duck from the first Blood, Sweat, and Tears album... there's no reason for Donald Duck in that track
	🦝 1:01pm Jan Turkenburg: "at the end of each light there's a tunnel"
	🦝 1:01pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: "There's no reason for Donald Duck" is a great album title.
	1:02pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): enjoying the tunes while I pack to migrate north! Hello, Jan and folx!
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: :=)
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Granny!
	1:03pm worldsworstrecords: Hey, Baba Bee!
	🦝 1:03pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: @ Baba Bee: Polar bear territory?
	1:03pm MHLee: @paper it could be... anyway the song is called house in the country... nothing to do with ducks youtu.be...
	🦝 1:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Well, in the country there are more ducks than there are in the city...
	🦝 1:10pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: @ MHLee: I only know the 2nd album with 'Spinning Wheel". I'll give it a listen later on. Thanks!
	🦝 1:11pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, you've made curious too, MHLee!
	🦝 1:12pm Candy-O'67: Diggin' this Golden Earring song!
	1:14pm MHLee: I's certainly a fun track. As mentioned that was in my top albums (no. 35). It has Al Kooper on vocals and his delivery is very good. I appreciate it more than the later work.
	🦝 1:14pm Jan Turkenburg: And there's a connection between this track and Hans Vandenburg as well. The background singers are The Bombitas which later became and still are the background singers of Gruppo Sportivo.
	🦝 1:15pm Jan Turkenburg: But in Gruppo they are not just background singers of course.
	1:20pm MHLee: I really liked na na na
	1:21pm worldsworstrecords: I like this
	1:21pm Feldpausch: Loving the show Jan. Happy Liberation Day to The Netherlands!
	1:24pm Mr Fab: Wow, that Hunters track was quite the knees-up (as our British friends say).
	1:24pm worldsworstrecords: Long tall Ernie does disco?
	1:25pm worldsworstrecords: Another track that deserves to be on the WWRRS :-)
	1:26pm MHLee: I know Pink Floyd is convinced Andrew Lloyd Webber stole the riff of his musical from Echoes. There's actually a track where Roger Waters sings about Webber gets his hands smashed in a piano as result.
	🦝 1:26pm Jan Turkenburg: The band started off as a joke and later they became 'in for the money' as Americans would phrase it, I guess :-)
	🦝 1:28pm Jan Turkenburg: Well, I think that's a bit childish of the great composer Waters...
	1:29pm worldsworstrecords: I always thought that they were a rock'n'roll revival act, like Sha Na Na or Showaddywaddy
	1:29pm Feldpausch: Is that to apologize if you bump into a flower
	🦝 1:30pm Jan Turkenburg: They mainly were, Darryl.
	1:30pm worldsworstrecords: Excusemebloem
	🦝 1:30pm Jan Turkenburg: I knew it!!!
	🦝 1:31pm Jan Turkenburg: a paard is a horse, so it's horse's flower. As a child I thought it was because they grew on horse manure.
	🦝 1:33pm Candy-O'67: Is Paardenbloem the same word for Dandelion in English?
	🦝 1:34pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Yes. In the Netherlands we actually say "sorry" when we mean "excuse me". I guess a case of changing the interpretation of a word a little.
	🦝 1:34pm Candy-O'67: We say sorry sometimes, too, when we mean excuse me in America! :))
	1:35pm worldsworstrecords: And in Britain... but that's because we've spent centuries apologising for everything!
	🦝 1:36pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: For being British and all, I presume?
	1:37pm worldsworstrecords: Everything!
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: So 'sorry' isn't universal? :o)
	🦝 1:38pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: it seems to be the hardest word.
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: sorry to hear that...
	🦝 1:39pm Jan Turkenburg: :=)
	1:40pm worldsworstrecords: I beg your paarden, I didn't promise you a Horse Flower garden...
	🦝 1:40pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL!!
	1:41pm MHLee: I've really enjoyed Kayak on here.
	1:41pm Feldpausch: MHLee, I was just thinking the same
	🦝 1:41pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: There's this joke about Clinton visiting the Dutch prime minister who asks him bluntly "Didn't you fok horses?" (fokken=to breed in dutch) Clinton: 'Pardon?' Prime minister: "Yes! Yes! Paarden!"
	🦝 1:42pm Candy-O'67: Haha, PK!
	1:43pm MHLee: Wait this is a zappa song isn't it?
	🦝 1:43pm Candy-O'67: That was good, Worldsworstrecords!
	1:43pm worldsworstrecords: Thank you, Candy-O
	1:44pm worldsworstrecords: yay! Beatlecover!
	🦝 1:44pm Candy-O'67: That Cruncher Jay-Jays song at the beginning was so good!
	1:45pm Mr Fab: The Jumping Jewels essentially serving as a live karaoke band?
	1:45pm worldsworstrecords: Did I see a DeWolfe library record there in the Jumping Jewels gif?
	🦝 1:45pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, just two years after this. I really had to check it, because I could not believe that was recorded in 66, but it was.
	1:46pm worldsworstrecords: Nice!
	1:46pm MHLee: I like how it's instrumental but the crowd loves the song and sings along.
	1:47pm worldsworstrecords: Aren't there some live James Last albums where the audience sings along? I like it
	🦝 1:51pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: I too was surprised to hear that on that recording.
	🦝 1:51pm Jan Turkenburg: James Last had a choir singing all the melodies, but yes, it was common practise around here to invite a crowd, serve drinks and let them sing along with James Last -like recordings and record that on top of it. I don't know if James Last himself did that too, but probably...
	1:53pm worldsworstrecords: Perhaps that's what I'm remembering... paarden my faulty memory ;-)
	🦝 1:53pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: It's a bit like Groove is in the heart by Deee-lite, on which they also mixed in some party people sounds in the background, which gives the song its great atmosphere from the first beat on.
	1:54pm worldsworstrecords: Another faab show, Jan!
	1:54pm MHLee: Great show, Jan!
	🦝 1:55pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: Heel fijne deuntjes, heer Turkenburg!
	🦝 1:55pm Candy-O'67: Really enjoyed it today, Jan! It went by too quickly!! Thank you!
	1:55pm worldsworstrecords: If you listeners have nothing better to do, why not join me : wfmu.org...
	🦝 1:57pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: This is kind of very politically incorrect. It actually is audio blackface...
	🦝 1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: But I know a lot of Surinam people who love it...
	🦝 1:58pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: really?
	🦝 1:59pm Jan Turkenburg: yes.
	1:59pm MHLee: It's such an annoyingly catchy song it's hard to hate,
	🦝 1:59pm ʇnɐuoɯsoʞ ɹǝdɐԀ: oh.
	🦝 2:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Niot all of them, I guess...
	2:00pm Feldpausch: Thank you, Jan! Another fantastic show

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 5, 2021

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