WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from March 12, 2022

Listener comments!
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	12:01pm WR: Hello, busy working but not on call with customer so am listening.
	12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	12:02pm WR: You guys keep resetting the pledge status so can't tell how you are doing overall. I looked at FDL late on Monday and looked like you had great prizes but no takers.
	12:03pm Rich in Washington: Hello, Jan!
	12:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, the shows are automatically being reset, but the counter on the wfmu main page is the accurate over all one.
	12:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	12:04pm MHLee: Song in opening instrumental appears to have been year of jublilo
	12:05pm WR: Hi Rich, sorry didn't have energy to listen last night. Worked until after 10PM ET.
	12:05pm Jan Turkenburg: No, unfortunately there were no takers on monday. Next FDL will have more prizes with lots of bleeps and bloops :-)
	12:05pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	12:06pm WR: Cornball humor but fun.
	12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: MHLee you mean Susna's signature tune?
	12:07pm Jan Turkenburg: That's a Dutch band 'Rhythm Boys' - If I had you, 1949
	12:08pm MHLee: @jan not sure, when introducing the show i heard it it play
	12:09pm Jan Turkenburg: and during the weatherman's intro I played part of Spike Jones' whittle out a whistle (1944)
	12:12pm fred: What? Nobody pledged on Monday?
	12:13pm Listener Robert: I didn't get that shore patrol joke. Did it mean they would "put him to sleep" in a cell?
	12:13pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello fred, hello Listener Robert!
	12:14pm WR: I haven't allocated my Swag For Life yet, but making a small pledge now since SU64 is one of my top favorites.
	12:14pm Rich in Washington: no worries, WR! I'll do another one. and another one. and another one.
	12:14pm WR: Listener Robert, I didn't even hear that line. They we coming fast and furious.
	12:15pm Jan Turkenburg: Thank you WR!
	12:15pm WR: OK, laters folks, will be listening.
	12:15pm Listener Robert: Fred, they put so many good programs on that we have some tough choices. I'm skipping an hour of Bob Brainen for this, and to listen to Bob Brainen I was already skipping Michael Shelley and half of Rex. As to archives, who has time left for that? And with the listeners so go the pledges.
	12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: And Thank you Kitschy Mama!
	12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: see you WR!
	12:20pm Listener Robert: The Marines would've been very nervous then, anticipating an invasion of Japan. Nobody can say for sure, but I've heard said that if not for the A-bomb, troops who'd already fought in Europe would've been sent to the Pacific, and there might've been a mutiny. And once there's mutiny, who can tell if it stops at the armed forces or proceeds to overthrow civil governments?
	12:21pm fred: @Listener Robert: Tell me about it, what an embarrassment of riches! I try to support new shows, but there were so many this year I had to make choices I regret (there was no way to avoid regret there with my income)
	12:22pm fred: My previous comment was a reply to Listener Robert @12:15
	12:24pm Listener Robert: I don't think anyone would've inferred that war in the Pacific was an embarrassment of riches. :-o
	12:25pm Listener Robert: The current arrangement of the commenting system, with its lack of threading and some other features, is deliberately chosen to make commenting not TOO engaging.
	12:29pm Listener Robert: To this day I think Royal beats Jell-o on taste -- but D'Gari beats them both.
	12:29pm MHLee: That one Jan!
	12:29pm MHLee: That tune is year of Jubilo
	12:30pm MHLee: https://youtu.be/rT4sGZ5FvoY
	12:32pm fred: @Listener Robert: There was an attempt to have a community board, but it was overrun by spam and trolls and would have taken too much effort to moderate. So the comments as they are work for talk about the show, further discussion has to take place somewhere else (I don't think anyone would object to such an exit ramp, though maybe not this week)
	12:33pm MHLee: If we were hip zoomers we'd have a discord
	12:36pm MHLee: My great-grandfather was a doctor on call for the Boston shipyard during the war
	12:39pm fred: @MHLee: I know someone who used to be on the board of the official radio of the French anarchist federation. Ridiculous in many ways but the way to secure a frequency
	12:41pm Listener Robert: Gag went on waaaay too long.
	12:43pm MHLee: This is a bizzare one
	12:50pm David in California: Hello, Jan. I find frequently that old comedy programs are no longer funny, but still valuable as social history.
	12:50pm MHLee: This joke gets me everytime
	12:50pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi David!
	12:51pm MHLee: @David in California My upcoming show here will make frequent use of them
	12:51pm Jan Turkenburg: Sorry, on saturday episodes I have less time to engage myself
	12:52pm fred: Seeing Groucho's pic reminds me of my many attempts to read Finnegans Wake. It took me over 20 years, and I won't pretend I understood it
	12:52pm David in California: MHLee, I'll be interested in hearing it.
	12:56pm WR: Must say that the continued attack on Ukraine is making me susceptible to the war sentiment in this recording. Thank you Jan. Fuck Putin!
	12:56pm Jan Turkenburg: And I am very much looking forward to it, MHLee!
	12:57pm David in California: Thanks for today's show, Jan. It was an interesting look at 1945.
	12:59pm MHLee: Thanks Jan!
	1:00pm MHLee: And I think the coffee company is using Year of Jubilo as the tune

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from March 12, 2022

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March 12, 2022: 183 Spike Jones Radio (2) Charlie Ruggles, Groucho Marx

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
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Spike Jones & His City Slickers	CBS Radio Show, June 03, 1945	1945	Special guest Charlie Ruggles	0:01:01 (Pop-up)
Spike Jones & His City Slickers	CBS Radio Show, June 10, 1945	1945	Special guest: Groucho Marx	0:28:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	12:01pm WR: Hello, busy working but not on call with customer so am listening.
	12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	12:02pm WR: You guys keep resetting the pledge status so can't tell how you are doing overall. I looked at FDL late on Monday and looked like you had great prizes but no takers.
	12:03pm Rich in Washington: Hello, Jan!
	12:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, the shows are automatically being reset, but the counter on the wfmu main page is the accurate over all one.
	12:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	12:04pm MHLee: Song in opening instrumental appears to have been year of jublilo
	12:05pm WR: Hi Rich, sorry didn't have energy to listen last night. Worked until after 10PM ET.
	12:05pm Jan Turkenburg: No, unfortunately there were no takers on monday. Next FDL will have more prizes with lots of bleeps and bloops :-)
	12:05pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	12:06pm WR: Cornball humor but fun.
	12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: MHLee you mean Susna's signature tune?
	12:07pm Jan Turkenburg: That's a Dutch band 'Rhythm Boys' - If I had you, 1949
	12:08pm MHLee: @jan not sure, when introducing the show i heard it it play
	12:09pm Jan Turkenburg: and during the weatherman's intro I played part of Spike Jones' whittle out a whistle (1944)
	12:12pm fred: What? Nobody pledged on Monday?
	12:13pm Listener Robert: I didn't get that shore patrol joke. Did it mean they would "put him to sleep" in a cell?
	12:13pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello fred, hello Listener Robert!
	12:14pm WR: I haven't allocated my Swag For Life yet, but making a small pledge now since SU64 is one of my top favorites.
	12:14pm Rich in Washington: no worries, WR! I'll do another one. and another one. and another one.
	12:14pm WR: Listener Robert, I didn't even hear that line. They we coming fast and furious.
	12:15pm Jan Turkenburg: Thank you WR!
	12:15pm WR: OK, laters folks, will be listening.
	12:15pm Listener Robert: Fred, they put so many good programs on that we have some tough choices. I'm skipping an hour of Bob Brainen for this, and to listen to Bob Brainen I was already skipping Michael Shelley and half of Rex. As to archives, who has time left for that? And with the listeners so go the pledges.
	12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: And Thank you Kitschy Mama!
	12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: see you WR!
	12:20pm Listener Robert: The Marines would've been very nervous then, anticipating an invasion of Japan. Nobody can say for sure, but I've heard said that if not for the A-bomb, troops who'd already fought in Europe would've been sent to the Pacific, and there might've been a mutiny. And once there's mutiny, who can tell if it stops at the armed forces or proceeds to overthrow civil governments?
	12:21pm fred: @Listener Robert: Tell me about it, what an embarrassment of riches! I try to support new shows, but there were so many this year I had to make choices I regret (there was no way to avoid regret there with my income)
	12:22pm fred: My previous comment was a reply to Listener Robert @12:15
	12:24pm Listener Robert: I don't think anyone would've inferred that war in the Pacific was an embarrassment of riches. :-o
	12:25pm Listener Robert: The current arrangement of the commenting system, with its lack of threading and some other features, is deliberately chosen to make commenting not TOO engaging.
	12:29pm Listener Robert: To this day I think Royal beats Jell-o on taste -- but D'Gari beats them both.
	12:29pm MHLee: That one Jan!
	12:29pm MHLee: That tune is year of Jubilo
	12:30pm MHLee: https://youtu.be/rT4sGZ5FvoY
	12:32pm fred: @Listener Robert: There was an attempt to have a community board, but it was overrun by spam and trolls and would have taken too much effort to moderate. So the comments as they are work for talk about the show, further discussion has to take place somewhere else (I don't think anyone would object to such an exit ramp, though maybe not this week)
	12:33pm MHLee: If we were hip zoomers we'd have a discord
	12:36pm MHLee: My great-grandfather was a doctor on call for the Boston shipyard during the war
	12:39pm fred: @MHLee: I know someone who used to be on the board of the official radio of the French anarchist federation. Ridiculous in many ways but the way to secure a frequency
	12:41pm Listener Robert: Gag went on waaaay too long.
	12:43pm MHLee: This is a bizzare one
	12:50pm David in California: Hello, Jan. I find frequently that old comedy programs are no longer funny, but still valuable as social history.
	12:50pm MHLee: This joke gets me everytime
	12:50pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi David!
	12:51pm MHLee: @David in California My upcoming show here will make frequent use of them
	12:51pm Jan Turkenburg: Sorry, on saturday episodes I have less time to engage myself
	12:52pm fred: Seeing Groucho's pic reminds me of my many attempts to read Finnegans Wake. It took me over 20 years, and I won't pretend I understood it
	12:52pm David in California: MHLee, I'll be interested in hearing it.
	12:56pm WR: Must say that the continued attack on Ukraine is making me susceptible to the war sentiment in this recording. Thank you Jan. Fuck Putin!
	12:56pm Jan Turkenburg: And I am very much looking forward to it, MHLee!
	12:57pm David in California: Thanks for today's show, Jan. It was an interesting look at 1945.
	12:59pm MHLee: Thanks Jan!
	1:00pm MHLee: And I think the coffee company is using Year of Jubilo as the tune

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from March 12, 2022

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