WFMU: Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from September 6, 2021

Listener comments!
	🦝 12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	🦝 12:00pm WR: Try it!
	🦝 12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	12:02pm MHLee: Afternoon
	🦝 12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	12:03pm MHLee: Working on a manuscript today
	🦝 12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Hopefully the show won't be too distracting, MHLee ;-)
	12:08pm MHLee: Within the last week, this band has probably gotten more airplay than their entire career. @Jan we can only hope... actually I can get WFMU on my tv now which is cool. it pauses the archives when I turn it off and starts where I left it
	🦝 12:09pm Jan Turkenburg: cool!
	🦝 12:11pm WR: Was there still a Yugoslavia in the year 2000?
	🦝 12:12pm WR: i guess i could have just looked on Wikipedia instead of asking.
	12:12pm MHLee: @WWR "Yugoslavia" was used by just Serbia and Montenegro until Montenegro left
	12:12pm MHLee: 2006 I think
	🦝 12:12pm Jan Turkenburg: No, I don't think so, but apparently Discogs does...
	12:13pm MHLee: oops @WR
	12:15pm MHLee: This song I learned on a vhs of kid's songs, later I heard it as a camp song, I think I have the original recording somewhere
	12:15pm Dave in St Albans UK: Jantasticshow already! Hi Jan. Playing the show loud today. Blocked ears today.
	🦝 12:15pm Jan Turkenburg: However... studying the CD booklet a little closer, on the front is a logo saying: EUnet, Yugoslavia
	🦝 12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dave!
	🦝 12:16pm WR: Yes, Jan, and i guess the focus of discogs is not political history so I shouldn't focus on that.
	12:17pm MHLee: This is a good version
	12:21pm MHLee: this sounds very Klezmer
	🦝 12:22pm Jan Turkenburg: I think it's a parody on balkan music
	🦝 12:23pm WR: Context for De Wereldband? Revivalists? Playing the music of their fathers? Old guys? Middle aged hippies?
	12:24pm MHLee: Well I heard Klezmer takes a lot of influence from Romanian and Hungarian dances/folk... also seems quite similar to Roma music
	🦝 12:25pm WR: Thank you for the explanation.
	🦝 12:29pm Jan Turkenburg: You're right MHLee, a lot of overlapping there
	🦝 12:44pm WR: Had not encountered Sheena and the Rokkets before. I lived in Japan for nearly all of 1987 and explored all things Japanese for a few years after that. Nothing comprehensive, just what I happened to see in the Japanese stores in NYC.
	🦝 12:48pm WR: Gustafson new to me too. But I have never visited Montana LOL. Interesting background on his Wikipedia page. Very diverse hodge podge today.
	12:49pm MHLee: Spotify is particularly mess up with some artists, I remember Jimmy-Jimmie Rodger/Rogers all being in the wrong artist's discogs.
	12:52pm MHLee: This is infectious
	🦝 12:52pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I usually double check with other sources when taking things from spotify, but didn't have time today
	12:53pm MHLee: I always love Telstar
	12:54pm Dave in St Albans UK: Always keen to hear other versions of Joe Meek's Telstar. Quite good too.
	12:57pm Dave in St Albans UK: "Partypop" ! What a cool and fab name for this musical byeway.
	🦝 12:59pm Jan Turkenburg: The whole album "Hammond on klompen" is a Hammond version of James Last's album "James Last op Klompen"
	🦝 1:00pm Jan Turkenburg: The medleys are almost the same as those of James Last, they only have different names... (Op klompen = On clogs)
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: btw Kames Last on Klompen was played to death in the house I grew up
	1:03pm Dave in St Albans UK: And James Last is who I was reminded of. Any James Last coming up Jan?
	🦝 1:04pm Jan Turkenburg: yes!!
	1:04pm MHLee: I think i'll cook brunch
	🦝 1:06pm Jan Turkenburg: 👍
	1:07pm Paper Kosmonaut: And this is PK poppping in. Hello everyone.
	🦝 1:08pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi PK!! Just in time for some satanic delight!
	1:08pm Paper Kosmonaut: Perkele is the Finnish word for satan and some other nasty supernatural beings.
	1:09pm Paper Kosmonaut: ?neht dna won cisum cinatas ettil a ekil t'nseod ohW
	1:09pm Dave in St Albans UK: This is rattling my ear wax nicely!
	1:10pm Dave in St Albans UK: !oD I
	1:13pm Paper Kosmonaut: This song was after the Keyboard left the band called Trio, known from Da-da-da and started its own band.
	1:14pm MHLee: Would have gone well on a playlist with soft cell
	1:16pm Paper Kosmonaut: You should try some easier titles to play, Jan.
	🦝 1:17pm Jan Turkenburg: Where is the fun in that, PK?
	1:17pm MHLee: @PK I always do that too. Nearly every show has a title or too in French and I just kinda spit out random vowel sounds and hopes it sticks
	1:18pm Paper Kosmonaut: Hahaha!
	1:18pm Paper Kosmonaut: Jan: the cover of this single: www.massivemusicstore.com...
	1:19pm MHLee: Very sensual
	1:19pm Paper Kosmonaut: great tune.
	1:20pm MHLee: Musical voyeurism with a great guitar part
	🦝 1:20pm Jan Turkenburg: thanks! and inserted..
	1:20pm Paper Kosmonaut: that was quick!
	🦝 1:21pm Jan Turkenburg: vluggertje...
	1:22pm MHLee: @Jan OH last week we solved the new wave song I sent to you ages ago...
	🦝 1:24pm Jan Turkenburg: ehm.. please refresh my memory... what was that again? and what did it turn out to be?
	1:25pm MHLee: This is a favorite band. Peter Stampfell (singing here) just did an an album with a song for every year in the 20th century
	1:27pm MHLee: youtu.be... This track that someone was convinced was Dutch (I didn't really hear it) SOLVED on September 3, 2021 by Allister Girvin. The song is “Some Die For Money” by 3D (A Fish In Sea), recorded for their March 1982 Peel Session.
	🦝 1:28pm Jan Turkenburg: ah, yes... now I remember, the supposedly Dutch track. I didn't hear it either.
	1:32pm Paper Kosmonaut: So, this orchestra had built-in Stereo-Action itself.
	1:33pm MHLee: Occums Razor for me... unknown song recorded off of English radio in the 1980s is most likely English
	1:36pm Paper Kosmonaut: "Provocative Percussion" is an album by the great Enoch Light. I love those early Command-albums by Enogh Light.
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: And that's exactly the kind of music you will be hearing on DJ Rubberband Girl's show!
	1:38pm Paper Kosmonaut: I see there was some Enoch Light played last week on Rubberband Girl's playlist. great.
	🦝 1:39pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	1:39pm Paper Kosmonaut: I guess I'll keep listening then.
	1:42pm Paper Kosmonaut: Nice tune to rehearse your goose step to
	1:44pm MHLee: How many of these tracks are Sousa? he seems to have written every American march
	1:56pm Paper Kosmonaut: That was a nice eclectic playlist, Jan. Thanks for the tunes!
	1:56pm Dave in St Albans UK: Thanks Jan. Another great show today. :-)
	1:57pm MHLee: My favorite episode so far!
	🦝 1:57pm WR: Thank you Jan! Laters all.
	🦝 1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Next up: wfmu.org...

Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from September 6, 2021

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
Adiemus	Dos A Dos (Square Dance) "Dos A Dos (Square Dance)" by "Adiemus"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sidney Torch	Flying Start "Flying Start" by "Sidney Torch"	0:03:45 (Pop-up)
Die Schlümpfe	Der Kaiser Mitschliki	0:05:25 (Pop-up)
Mornari	Miki Maus "Miki Maus" by "Mornari"	0:08:44 (Pop-up)
Hawkwind	The Chumps are Jumping "The Chumps are Jumping" by "Hawkwind"	0:12:49 (Pop-up)
The Brothers Four -	Zulu Warrior "Zulu Warrior" by "The Brothers Four -"	0:14:30 (Pop-up)
Young-Holt Unlimited	Good Vibrations	0:16:03 (Pop-up)
De Wereldband	Ouwe Lul "Ouwe Lul" by "De Wereldband"	0:20:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Michael Carr	To The Victor "To The Victor" by "Michael Carr"	0:24:34 (Pop-up)
Los Valentinos	Strip tease "Strip tease" by "Los Valentinos"	0:27:04 (Pop-up)
Renée	Wipe Out "Wipe Out" by "Renée"	0:29:52 (Pop-up)
Sheena and the Rokkets	You really got me now	0:32:34 (Pop-up)
Salma Agha	Nazron Ka Pistol "Nazron Ka Pistol" by "Salma Agha"	0:34:47 (Pop-up)
Die Schlümpfe	Nichts gegen Liebe	0:39:50 (Pop-up)
Wylie & The Wild West	Yodel Boogie	0:43:04 (Pop-up)
Sweet Sixteen	Tous les garcons et les filles	0:45:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ken Morris	Treasure Hunt "Treasure Hunt" by "Ken Morris"	0:47:10 (Pop-up)
Ruben Rodriguez And His Guadalajara Kings	Cu Cu Rru Cu Cu Paloma	0:50:12 (Pop-up)
Ken Elliot	Telstar "Telstar" by "Ken Elliot"	0:52:50 (Pop-up)
John Verkroost	Partypop Medley "Partypop Medley" by "John Verkroost"	0:55:52 (Pop-up)
Päivi Mäkinen	Nousevan auringon talo	0:59:04 (Pop-up)
Yoko Ono with Plastic Ono Band	Yangyang	1:02:58 (Pop-up)
Barathrum	Legions Of Perkele "Legions Of Perkele" by "Barathrum"	1:06:22 (Pop-up)
MCazazza	Sex Is No Emergency "Sex Is No Emergency" by "MCazazza"	1:11:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Roger Roger	Trotting "Trotting" by "Roger Roger"	1:14:20 (Pop-up)
Nathalie et Christine	Femmes "Femmes" by "Nathalie et Christine"	1:16:44 (Pop-up)
Tommi Parko	Hysteria Blues "Hysteria Blues" by "Tommi Parko"	1:21:03 (Pop-up)
The Holy Modal Rounders	Mobile Line	1:23:07 (Pop-up)
Sinn Sisamouth	The Kickboxer "The Kickboxer" by "Sinn Sisamouth"	1:26:46 (Pop-up)
The Stereo Action Orchestra, Cyril Ornadel	Zorba's Dance	1:30:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: James Last	U-Humbah "U-Humbah" by "James Last"	1:33:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ken Morris	Showbiz Commentary "Showbiz Commentary" by "Ken Morris"	1:36:40 (Pop-up)
Her Highness	Sisters and sons of pride	1:38:57 (Pop-up)
Louis Clark	Hooked on marching "Hooked on marching" by "Louis Clark"	1:41:31 (Pop-up)
Les Poppys	Let the sunshine in (Laissez entrer le soleil)	1:44:34 (Pop-up)
Chiyo Okumura	Koi No Dorei "Koi No Dorei" by "Chiyo Okumura"	1:48:09 (Pop-up)
Mystic Moods	Fallen Angel "Fallen Angel" by "Mystic Moods"	1:51:03 (Pop-up)
Monroe Opportunity	Breakthrough "Breakthrough" by "Monroe Opportunity"	1:53:59 (Pop-up)
Arnold Steck	The Golden Hour "The Golden Hour" by "Arnold Steck"	1:56:20 (Pop-up)
Jodel Jerry	Billy Boy "Billy Boy" by "Jodel Jerry"	1:58:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦝 12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	🦝 12:00pm WR: Try it!
	🦝 12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	12:02pm MHLee: Afternoon
	🦝 12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	12:03pm MHLee: Working on a manuscript today
	🦝 12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Hopefully the show won't be too distracting, MHLee ;-)
	12:08pm MHLee: Within the last week, this band has probably gotten more airplay than their entire career. @Jan we can only hope... actually I can get WFMU on my tv now which is cool. it pauses the archives when I turn it off and starts where I left it
	🦝 12:09pm Jan Turkenburg: cool!
	🦝 12:11pm WR: Was there still a Yugoslavia in the year 2000?
	🦝 12:12pm WR: i guess i could have just looked on Wikipedia instead of asking.
	12:12pm MHLee: @WWR "Yugoslavia" was used by just Serbia and Montenegro until Montenegro left
	12:12pm MHLee: 2006 I think
	🦝 12:12pm Jan Turkenburg: No, I don't think so, but apparently Discogs does...
	12:13pm MHLee: oops @WR
	12:15pm MHLee: This song I learned on a vhs of kid's songs, later I heard it as a camp song, I think I have the original recording somewhere
	12:15pm Dave in St Albans UK: Jantasticshow already! Hi Jan. Playing the show loud today. Blocked ears today.
	🦝 12:15pm Jan Turkenburg: However... studying the CD booklet a little closer, on the front is a logo saying: EUnet, Yugoslavia
	🦝 12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dave!
	🦝 12:16pm WR: Yes, Jan, and i guess the focus of discogs is not political history so I shouldn't focus on that.
	12:17pm MHLee: This is a good version
	12:21pm MHLee: this sounds very Klezmer
	🦝 12:22pm Jan Turkenburg: I think it's a parody on balkan music
	🦝 12:23pm WR: Context for De Wereldband? Revivalists? Playing the music of their fathers? Old guys? Middle aged hippies?
	12:24pm MHLee: Well I heard Klezmer takes a lot of influence from Romanian and Hungarian dances/folk... also seems quite similar to Roma music
	🦝 12:25pm WR: Thank you for the explanation.
	🦝 12:29pm Jan Turkenburg: You're right MHLee, a lot of overlapping there
	🦝 12:44pm WR: Had not encountered Sheena and the Rokkets before. I lived in Japan for nearly all of 1987 and explored all things Japanese for a few years after that. Nothing comprehensive, just what I happened to see in the Japanese stores in NYC.
	🦝 12:48pm WR: Gustafson new to me too. But I have never visited Montana LOL. Interesting background on his Wikipedia page. Very diverse hodge podge today.
	12:49pm MHLee: Spotify is particularly mess up with some artists, I remember Jimmy-Jimmie Rodger/Rogers all being in the wrong artist's discogs.
	12:52pm MHLee: This is infectious
	🦝 12:52pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I usually double check with other sources when taking things from spotify, but didn't have time today
	12:53pm MHLee: I always love Telstar
	12:54pm Dave in St Albans UK: Always keen to hear other versions of Joe Meek's Telstar. Quite good too.
	12:57pm Dave in St Albans UK: "Partypop" ! What a cool and fab name for this musical byeway.
	🦝 12:59pm Jan Turkenburg: The whole album "Hammond on klompen" is a Hammond version of James Last's album "James Last op Klompen"
	🦝 1:00pm Jan Turkenburg: The medleys are almost the same as those of James Last, they only have different names... (Op klompen = On clogs)
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: btw Kames Last on Klompen was played to death in the house I grew up
	1:03pm Dave in St Albans UK: And James Last is who I was reminded of. Any James Last coming up Jan?
	🦝 1:04pm Jan Turkenburg: yes!!
	1:04pm MHLee: I think i'll cook brunch
	🦝 1:06pm Jan Turkenburg: 👍
	1:07pm Paper Kosmonaut: And this is PK poppping in. Hello everyone.
	🦝 1:08pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi PK!! Just in time for some satanic delight!
	1:08pm Paper Kosmonaut: Perkele is the Finnish word for satan and some other nasty supernatural beings.
	1:09pm Paper Kosmonaut: ?neht dna won cisum cinatas ettil a ekil t'nseod ohW
	1:09pm Dave in St Albans UK: This is rattling my ear wax nicely!
	1:10pm Dave in St Albans UK: !oD I
	1:13pm Paper Kosmonaut: This song was after the Keyboard left the band called Trio, known from Da-da-da and started its own band.
	1:14pm MHLee: Would have gone well on a playlist with soft cell
	1:16pm Paper Kosmonaut: You should try some easier titles to play, Jan.
	🦝 1:17pm Jan Turkenburg: Where is the fun in that, PK?
	1:17pm MHLee: @PK I always do that too. Nearly every show has a title or too in French and I just kinda spit out random vowel sounds and hopes it sticks
	1:18pm Paper Kosmonaut: Hahaha!
	1:18pm Paper Kosmonaut: Jan: the cover of this single: www.massivemusicstore.com...
	1:19pm MHLee: Very sensual
	1:19pm Paper Kosmonaut: great tune.
	1:20pm MHLee: Musical voyeurism with a great guitar part
	🦝 1:20pm Jan Turkenburg: thanks! and inserted..
	1:20pm Paper Kosmonaut: that was quick!
	🦝 1:21pm Jan Turkenburg: vluggertje...
	1:22pm MHLee: @Jan OH last week we solved the new wave song I sent to you ages ago...
	🦝 1:24pm Jan Turkenburg: ehm.. please refresh my memory... what was that again? and what did it turn out to be?
	1:25pm MHLee: This is a favorite band. Peter Stampfell (singing here) just did an an album with a song for every year in the 20th century
	1:27pm MHLee: youtu.be... This track that someone was convinced was Dutch (I didn't really hear it) SOLVED on September 3, 2021 by Allister Girvin. The song is “Some Die For Money” by 3D (A Fish In Sea), recorded for their March 1982 Peel Session.
	🦝 1:28pm Jan Turkenburg: ah, yes... now I remember, the supposedly Dutch track. I didn't hear it either.
	1:32pm Paper Kosmonaut: So, this orchestra had built-in Stereo-Action itself.
	1:33pm MHLee: Occums Razor for me... unknown song recorded off of English radio in the 1980s is most likely English
	1:36pm Paper Kosmonaut: "Provocative Percussion" is an album by the great Enoch Light. I love those early Command-albums by Enogh Light.
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: And that's exactly the kind of music you will be hearing on DJ Rubberband Girl's show!
	1:38pm Paper Kosmonaut: I see there was some Enoch Light played last week on Rubberband Girl's playlist. great.
	🦝 1:39pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	1:39pm Paper Kosmonaut: I guess I'll keep listening then.
	1:42pm Paper Kosmonaut: Nice tune to rehearse your goose step to
	1:44pm MHLee: How many of these tracks are Sousa? he seems to have written every American march
	1:56pm Paper Kosmonaut: That was a nice eclectic playlist, Jan. Thanks for the tunes!
	1:56pm Dave in St Albans UK: Thanks Jan. Another great show today. :-)
	1:57pm MHLee: My favorite episode so far!
	🦝 1:57pm WR: Thank you Jan! Laters all.
	🦝 1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Next up: wfmu.org...

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