WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from December 29, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:01pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Hello everyone…
	3:01pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Sheila!
	3:01pm Rob Kopp: Here we are again. hello Sheila, hello Contessa, Guido, all
	3:01pm Michael 98145: bye-bye, 2017. greetings all.
	3:02pm Jocelyn: Hello everyone!
	3:02pm DC: Hello everyone, happy end of the year!
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Sheila and all!
	3:03pm Jocelyn: Hard to believe the year is over. That went by fast.
	3:04pm Adrian in London: Good evening all.
	3:04pm northguineahills: Folk us all! Wasn't Carol Batton the one that did those witchy records?
	3:04pm Syl: Hi all! What happened to the new theme music? I thought it had changed by vote.
	3:04pm Michael 98145: winter is a six-letter word
	3:05pm Brian Cat: Hello Sheila and everyone. Fear not Boomers of the Boom! The days are getting longer even as we speak!
	3:05pm The Oscar: Slammed with work, but WHOA this TP cover!!
	3:05pm RomanDogBird: oh wow
	3:06pm Rob Kopp: Isn't this just Twin Peaks?
	3:06pm northguineahills: Haven't heard too many Julee Cruise covers...
	3:06pm Guido from Cologne: i was about to say twin peaks
	3:07pm mzz: um? italian or spanish??
	3:07pm djsheilab: Hello friends! It's the final Friday of 2017. Thanks for being with me today. And yes, It's a Swedish cover of Julee Cruise's "Falling."
	3:07pm Adrian in London: Barnet? What a terrible name, ha ha.
	3:07pm mzz: sweeds!?
	3:07pm Rob Kopp: The album is called my sisters dog. Who is the dog? The guy or the animal behind him?
	3:07pm maestroso: Hello djsheilab! This is a beautiful version.
	3:08pm listener james from westwood: Love this spin on the "Twin"!
	3:08pm Adrian in London: @Syl There was a vote. And sense prevailed.
	3:08pm fred: Good afternoon Sheila and all. Nice cover
	3:08pm mzz: hiiee sbuieee, crauzuiee troll listner here bu'luv yr sho'B'jus'sayin'
	3:08pm Michael 98145: my sister's dog (?)
	3:09pm P-90: Happy Final Friday, Sheila B and Devotees!
	3:09pm djsheilab: And now a personal hello to Listener James in Westwood, Adrian in London, northguineahills, DC, Jocelyn, Michael 98145, Rob Kopp, The Contessa, Guido from Cologne, Syl, Brian Cat, The Oscar, RomanDogBird, mzz, maestroso, P-90 + fred!
	3:09pm Syl: @Adrian, but there was a change temporarily, right? I remember being disappointed with the winner. Glad it changed back!
	3:10pm Cecile: Guten Tag, Alles! Prosit Neujahr!
	3:10pm JakeGould: Hello Sheila! So cold but so cool on the air right now.
	3:10pm The Contessa: @Michael 98145 and @Brian Cat, agreed!
	3:10pm djsheilab: Syl—the original theme song won by 3 votes!
	3:10pm djsheilab: Hello Cecile + JakeGould!
	3:11pm ncjay: hello Sheila and company!
	3:11pm Syl: @djsheilab Back at ya, and thanks for the year of fantastic shows!
	3:11pm listener james from westwood: Slender margin!
	3:11pm Brian Cat: Huge Astrid Fan. Lovely song.
	3:12pm Michael 98145: with a face like that she should not be crying.
	3:12pm Syl: Oh man, my memory must be worse than I thought! Thanks, all
	3:12pm The Contessa: I LOVE THIS LOVE UNLIMITED!!!
	3:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: I think it's Min Systers Händ = My Syster's Happiness. They missed the a-umlaut.
	3:13pm djsheilab: The Contessa--YAYAYAY!!! When it kicked in, I got that rush of joy. So great!
	3:13pm The Contessa: Sheila, me too!
	3:14pm adampsyche: lovely set, thanks for the music, sheila! how have i not heard this song before
	3:14pm Rob Kopp: I keep humming I never fall in love again
	3:14pm djsheilab: Hey Ken from Hyde Park! I'll add that in.
	3:14pm Chad Pearson: HAPPY NEW YEAR SHEILA!
	3:15pm djsheilab: Happy New Year Chad!
	3:16pm Cecile: Me too, Rob, The Eric Carmen version?
	3:16pm The Contessa: Is Yamile there?
	3:16pm still b/p: That trio's dressed just the way the young women dress in the drinking/club neighborhoods round here at ANY temperature, any season. Coats are reeeejected.
	3:16pm djsheilab: No Yamile today. She's out with her mom.
	3:17pm The Contessa: Just checking
	3:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Eep - I made that umlaut story up. I'll go sit quietly now.
	3:17pm DC: djseilab, I just got the Laziest Gal in the mail, many thank yous, I'm looking forward to listening and discovering some gems!
	3:18pm Rob Kopp: @Cecile: I don't know Eric Carmen's version
	3:20pm djsheilab: Glad it was well received DC! I'll be playing a song later in the show that would've made a fine contender for Laziest Gals.
	3:20pm Cecile: I think maybe you're thinking of "What do you get when you fall in love" and I'm thinking of Eric Carmen's "Never Gonna Fall In Love Again"
	3:20pm lpcoverlover: Happy Friday Sheila! The whole family is tuning in!
	3:20pm Michael 98145: ( isn't Barnet Swedish for Child? :)
	3:21pm The Contessa: @Kën, that's so funny
	3:21pm Adrian in London: Oh, Big Thief don;t sound anything like I thought they would. This is lovely.
	3:21pm Morgan: this isnt Hope Sandoval
	3:21pm djsheilab: Marvelous lpcoverlover! Glad to have you all here.
	3:21pm djsheilab: Morgan—They're a four piece from Brooklyn.
	3:22pm Rob Kopp: @Cecile: Nothing with my mood or the words; it was just the chord progression in the song, that was almost the same as Burt Bacharach's song
	3:22pm Brian Cat: There's some Plastic Ono Band influence going on here.
	3:23pm Cecile: Same here, it sounded a bit like Carmen's too. And personally, he rips stuff off from a lot of people.
	3:23pm Morgan: thank you Im looking them up now. Sweet voice
	3:24pm Brian Cat: Cecile, Agree, not a big Carmen fan, in spite of his fame.
	3:25pm Brian Cat: Never gonna fall in love again is totally about Pet Sounds.
	3:25pm P-90: I personally prefer the Eric Cartman version.
	3:26pm adampsyche: mey Morgan, sorry again, i had never watched that video through, didn't know what was in it (i usually just listen in a tab, heard the song on this station first). the dj had it removed from the set. apologies for irresponsible linking.
	3:26pm Rob Kopp: Greet title
	3:26pm The Contessa: @P-90 HAHAHA!
	3:27pm DC: Hah, interesting lyrics here
	3:28pm Michael 98145: yes
	3:28pm Brian Cat: Ha-ha. funny tune.
	3:29pm steve: hahaha
	3:30pm Michael 98145: we wish you the best, DJ Sheila
	3:30pm Cecile: That is a level of intimacy I never hope to achieve.
	3:32pm Cecile: 17 DEGREES? I wish.
	3:32pm IamBasil: Sheila!!!!!as the year ends I wanted to say thank you to what ever higher power you believe in for me finding this station and your program,I found you program while I was baking cupcakes and you have been the greatest gift and breath of fresh air in my chaotic life.Thank you for the music I've learned about and your soothing voice,and your shout out to puerto rico after the hurricane.May God bless you with nothing but the greatest and to all your listeners as well,you guys kick ass.Love you
	3:33pm steve: love Banana Split, never heard the b side before
	3:33pm adampsyche: nice Astrud Gilberto song, i never heard anything from her other than Beginnings (which is a fantastic song but maybe 4 minutes too long)
	3:35pm Morgan: this bridget st john is gorgeous
	3:36pm michael z: So Greta to hear this. Those folk movement was in full swing when I hit my teens and I soaked up all that I could.
	3:37pm The Contessa: @IamBasil, That's so nice of you. Thank you
	3:37pm All out Scott: Sheila, I am so happy to be listening to your show from home. Its been a long time coming. I can t wait to share your music with friends.
	3:38pm IamBasil: been rough a year and Im so grateful music has been and will always save me and you gus and gals rock
	3:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: Puerto Rico road trip!
	3:38pm djsheilab: IamBasil—What moving, beautiful words. Thank you so much! I'm thrilled to hear that SBB has been a source of happiness for you.
	3:38pm djsheilab: Hello Michael Z.!
	3:40pm johnk77: astrud can be difficult to work with but 1 time she was very pleased w/sound + production and gave me a large $ tip!
	3:40pm adampsyche: why am i just figuring out that @djsheilab edited dust and grooves which is on my coffee table right now
	3:41pm djsheilab: Hello All out Scott! Thanks for spreading the word on SBB!
	3:41pm TehBadDr: Hello Sheila and fellow Boom Boomers!
	3:42pm P-90: Love how Thelma rocks this
	3:42pm djsheilab: johnk77—You worked with Astrud Gilberto? How VERY exciting!!
	3:42pm djsheilab: Hi TehBadDr!
	3:43pm djsheilab: adampsyche :)
	3:44pm Rob Kopp: Ofcourse Etta is blowing us away
	3:45pm Michael 98145: ( Speaking of Dust & Grooves, this is pretty great : dustandgrooves.com... :)
	3:50pm Brian Cat: Thanks MIchael, interesting to see. I had no idea how vast a collectioon can be, visually speaking.
	3:50pm steveo: hi dj sheila -- listening and enjoying...
	3:51pm Michael 98145: @BC, nice photos of our DJ, too :)
	3:51pm johnk77: nice show @djshellab yes back in the day i did sound etc. @sobs manhattan
	3:53pm chris: hi, Sheila and folks! digging the tunes!
	3:53pm JohnEBGood: Happy New Year Sheila and FMU family.! Shout out to all teachers.
	3:53pm Brian Cat: Amy O sounded like 1977. Classic.
	3:53pm adampsyche: THIS SONG
	3:53pm Glen, but also Luis: Miss Boom Boom nailing this Playlist today so far. That cover of "Falling" was everything I needed and then some.
	3:53pm djsheilab: Hey Steveo + Chris + JohnEBGood!
	3:54pm TehBadDr: Hmm, would this be considered "Popclash"?
	3:54pm listener james from westwood: Middle-school fave to this day!
	3:54pm djsheilab: Thanks Glen but also Luis! There will be more warm n' melancholic beauties scattered throughout the show.
	3:55pm steve: i love your 80s and 90s top 40 picks sheilab
	3:55pm djsheilab: This song + "Invincible" making me think of The Legend Of Billie Jean and Helen Slater cutting all her hair off. SO BAD ASS!
	3:55pm Christine: Hi Sheila & all! Happy to be catching SBB live :)
	3:56pm djsheilab: Hey Christine! Must be early morning for you, yeah?
	3:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I Want My SBB !...
	3:56pm djsheilab: RRNov63! HAHA! You got it!
	3:57pm johnk77: mike chapman co/wrote love is a battlefield
	3:57pm adampsyche: loove the cultercide cover of this song, marty mcsorley played it a ways back wfmu.org...
	3:57pm Christine: Yes, nearly 7am - too early for me! My hungry, pushy cat woke me.
	3:57pm BronwynB: hello sheila and everyone!
	3:58pm djsheilab: Hey BronwynB!
	4:00pm djsheilab: Christine—Bad cat! My cat's been waking me up early every morning too, but she's too adorable to make me mad.
	4:01pm tuskandhusk: Hip af
	4:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cats are Nocturnal, yerknow...
	4:01pm listener james from westwood: BronwynB!!
	4:02pm Christine: Heh, they're good at making you forgive them! He had a packet of food with him that he fetched from a top shelf - getting too smart!!
	4:02pm BronwynB: hey james :D
	4:02pm Alexio: Yaaaa SB! Psyched!!!
	4:02pm Christine: Ooh, a shout-out - thanks Sheila! <3
	4:02pm Adrian in London: @Christine Good morning!
	4:02pm Brendan: Yo Sheila
	4:02pm tuskandhusk: Snow on a lil Lake Erie town
	4:03pm Listener Scott: My friend played Pat Benatar's little brother in the Battlefield video, the pre-teen kid who stares out the window as Rebellious Pat runs away from home.
	4:03pm Christine: @Adrian in London - hello!! @Revolution Rabbit Nov63 - crepuscular, technically!
	4:04pm Cecile: from Holly and the Italians?
	4:04pm johnk77: snow belt from eastside of cleveland to buffalo and beyond
	4:04pm Rob Kopp: Agree, Sheila, I love that ACE singer songwriter series.
	4:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: cre·pus·cu·lar krəˈpəskyələr adjective of, resembling, or relating to twilight. ZOOLOGY (of an animal) appearing or active in twilight.
	4:06pm CTEmpress: Happy New Year's Boomers!
	4:07pm listener james from westwood: Ahhh, so glad it got there! And that you're here each week!
	4:09pm ja hefeweizen: Sevdaliza is a nice Gesamtkunstwerk.
	4:09pm Adrian in London: The video for Human is ASTONISHING!
	4:10pm djsheilab: Listener Scott—WOAH! That is truly one of the great videos of the 80s.
	4:10pm chris: this Human track is dopeness
	4:11pm Rob Kopp: My newspaper Volkskrant predicted these 3 female singers today for 2018: 3 Luwten, 2 Sevdaliza, 1 Naaz
	4:11pm IamBasil: <3 thank you for that <3
	4:12pm drewo: Thank you Sheila for another year of must-listen radio. I may have first heard Jane Weaver's 'Modern Kosmology' on your show - my favorite LP of the year.
	4:12pm TehBadDr: Something about this Human track activated my uncanny valley thing.
	4:12pm Christine: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63 - yep, dusk and dawn. learnt the word because my cat is nuts at both times!
	4:13pm djsheilab: Thank you drewo! "Modern Kosmology" is one of my favorite LPs this year as well.
	4:14pm Christine: Jane Weaver is brilliant. I think people here would like the Rose Elinor Dougall album from this year, too.
	4:14pm fred von helsing: I'd hate to be a cat at the Arctic Circle.
	4:15pm listener james from westwood: Banjo Countdown! Or Final Hoedown? Either way!
	4:15pm djsheilab: Christine—Agreed!
	4:16pm adampsyche: this is great
	4:16pm DC: This the second time I've laughed out loud listening, although this Fleck & Washburn is quite beautiful
	4:17pm Tom: Dig it! Banjos. Hey, not sure if I’m reiterating but the 90.1 WMFU reception is terrible! Way low treble.
	4:17pm geezerette: Lada Edmund also starred opposite John Voight and Barry Gordan in "Out of It" directed by Paul Williams.
	4:17pm chris: killer set!
	4:17pm Rob Kopp: Didn't know Naaz yet (she's only 19), but here are a few songs of her: Sadboy www.youtube.com..., Words www.youtube.com...
	4:17pm steveo: i'm afraid i've had to clickystar this :)
	4:18pm listener james from westwood: The track that can unite 80s hair-metal freaks and Arrested Development fans!
	4:18pm Cecile: It all comes around to Conchita for me. Here's her at the Swedish national song contest doing a group parody version of the song, but she's the one totally nailing the whole power metal sound. www.youtube.com...
	4:19pm djsheilab: I can't even tell you how much I enjoyed playing that. That'll sort me out for weeks!
	4:19pm Mandy: this song takes me back to the backstreet boy days....
	4:20pm Cecile: And Swedish dude on her right won Eurovision that year.
	4:20pm djsheilab: Mandy—I liked those days.
	4:21pm djsheilab: Cecile—Right, my resolution for 2018 is not to miss Eurovision.
	4:21pm Cecile: I stand corrected. It was Mats something or other.
	4:24pm Cecile: Still Sweden won though.
	4:24pm fred von helsing: Not to miss the performances anyways. The voting is dead dull til it gets close to the end.
	4:25pm Cecile: Sheila, are you going to Lisbon or just watching it on TV?
	4:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...for me here, Dot makes it w/ the Moody...
	4:25pm djsheilab: fed von helsing—Exactly. I've been missing the entire thing year after year.
	4:26pm djsheilab: Cecile—I mean watching it on TV.
	4:26pm Cecile: Ah, Logo does the finals on TV.
	4:29pm Cecile: But you're in NYC, I bet some bars play it on the big screen.
	4:30pm TehBadDr: This Ivy is really doing it for ma a the moment!
	4:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: <>_<> For the third time today, I just got a call from the 848 area code. They're not leaving messages. Aside from WFMU, I don't know anyone in NJ.
	4:30pm CTEmpress: Always enjoy Ivy! Perfect and this reminds me of some wonderful times
	4:30pm Brian Cat: This is Ivy? It sounds exactly like Pet Shop Boys to me.
	4:31pm Rob Kopp: Waylon, half of the Common Limits who were runner up after Conchita (the other half is Ilse DeLange), is going to represent NL in Lisboa
	4:31pm djsheilab: Hello CTEmpress! Weren't they great? They rarely made a bad record.
	4:32pm Cecile: I love that Common Linnets song. That is really cool, I hope he wins!
	4:32pm Rob Kopp: a cover by April Stevens
	4:32pm Christine: Woo, the best winter song!
	4:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& Vashti works too...
	4:33pm eyenoise: Hello from FL, @djsheilab! Happy New Year!
	4:33pm Christine: Songs about snow are soothing for those of us in the sweltering heat.
	4:33pm djsheilab: Hello eyenoise! I envy all of you in your hot spots!
	4:34pm listener james from westwood: I _thought_ that was Bunyan! What a track!!
	4:34pm Rob Kopp: Do you know April's song American Weather girl? In that song she's commenting on all kinds of weather.
	4:35pm Adrian in London: @Christine Are you in Melbourne? What's the weather like? Will we get a full day's cricket?
	4:36pm IamBasil: Well I have to head out,but thanks again for an extraordinary friday afternoon schooling of great tunes,SheilaB.wishing you and all the listeners and every one here on the chat a wonderful New Year,lets hope this chit gets a lighter and brighter <3 SheilaB you and your program are very necessary in this world <3 thank you Ciao
	4:36pm Cecile: My favorite Christmas was in Australia 1975. We went swimming and ate sausages and watched the Elton John Christmas concert on TV. It was great.
	4:37pm Christine: @Adrian - I'm in Brisbane. The weather is gross. Uncomfortably hot! BF is watching all the cricket but I tune out!
	4:37pm northguineahills: Hey, it's 48F/9C where I am in FL, it might as well be the end of world! (definitely not hot, but it was in the 80sF/upper 20sC last week.
	4:37pm TehBadDr: Brownie's was on the corner of 10th and A.
	4:38pm listener james from westwood: "Final Countdown" is a workout-mix staple on my iPod!!
	4:38pm Cecile: I have heard it a lot because I was into the NBA in the 80s/90s.
	4:38pm northguineahills: Hey, I love Europe, I had the cassette when I was in the fifth grade.
	4:38pm Alexio: Bela!
	4:39pm Cecile: Detroit Pistons entrance music!
	4:39pm TehBadDr: @Christine, heh Brizvegas, hot as hell there this time of the year
	4:39pm DonJuanTijuana: OMG, I was a HUGE fan of the Empire State Soul Club. I still even have my ESC watch! The Empress was gorgeous too!
	4:40pm Cecile: Do they hang out with Chromeo? It sounds like they do.
	4:40pm Marc15: “The Final Countdown” by Europe? You should definitely play that record
	4:41pm listener james from westwood: This is live?! Wow!
	4:41pm djsheilab: Oooohhhh...lots of unexpected love for "The Final Countdown." Sweet!
	4:41pm Luis, but Also Glen: Did you play Men I Trust on Clay Pigeon a couple of weeks ago? if so, I really liked the song you picked that week and am happy to hear more today!
	4:42pm djsheilab: Luis but Also Glen—I did indeed! It was this song, but the studio version.
	4:42pm Adrian in London: @Christine Keep waking up in the middle of the night with earbuds still in, listening to Geoffrey Boycott bang on. I've had weird dreams, naturally…
	4:42pm Luis, but Also Glen: AND I LOVE THE FINAL COUNTDOWN BY EUROPE! that cover was tasty, though. that might get used for a Game of Thrones fan trailer this new season coming up...ya never know.
	4:43pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: Hi everyone!
	4:43pm Cecile: Chicago Bulls had equally white 'n' rocking entrance music - they entered to Alan Parson Project's Sirius.
	4:43pm The Contessa: Hello @EarlyMorning!
	4:44pm djsheilab: Hello EarlyMorninginSeoul!
	4:44pm The Contessa: No wonder that was your single of the week! Lovely!
	4:44pm Christine: @Adrian - cricket-themed dreams? :D
	4:44pm djsheilab: DonJuanTijuana—I hope CTEmpress sees your comment! She's still gorgeous!
	4:45pm ncjay: super slick segue there Sheila!
	4:45pm djsheilab: ncjay—Thank you for noticing my segues. I am delighted!
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If anybody missed the point - we just set record low temps for the date here in NorthNewEngland.
	4:46pm Marc15: Happy New Year, Sheila!
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beeyootiful SheilaB.
	4:48pm Rob Kopp: Love this mix of 96 tears / If you go, go now
	4:48pm CTEmpress: @DonJuanTiuana: BLUSH! And I bet your watch is still tickin'. Mine is! We are running a new night in NYC so come shake a tail feather when ya can! Thank you, that means a lot to me! See Sheila B brings all the listeners together!
	4:49pm Michael 98145: :)
	4:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: My entrance song is "Cherry Blossom Clinic Revisited," which I bogarted from Terre T's show.
	4:49pm Michael Z: I love French Bob Dylan covers. There are many great ones.
	4:50pm Christine: Amazing... ? & Mysterians sample on a Hallyday cover - I have to check out more from this lady!
	4:50pm Michael 98145: uh oh, missed the Utada Hikaru ... love her
	4:50pm Christine: @Michael Z - do you know Hugues Aufray's Dylan covers album?
	4:51pm Michael Z: I love that Hugues Aufrray album. How great you know it too.
	4:52pm CTEmpress: @DonJuanTijuana: sorry I messed up your name earlier: working and digging the scene at the same time:)
	4:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow - what a neat-ot '65 Production - pitched right between Spector & Motown...a gem.
	4:52pm fred: @Christine: I love Kumisolo. I haven't seen her live recently, but she was really good each time I saw her
	4:54pm TehBadDr: Men are like street cars, you can get on and off near anytime.
	4:54pm Michael 98145: love that backing band -
	4:54pm Michael Z: This Rosetta Howard is up there with my favourite Dinah Washington track - Long John Blues. These ladies are so saucy.
	4:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: RobertJohnson was just the year or two earlier - Swing about to Win the War...
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: GottaGo!...but what a set to leave off on! ThxSheilaB !
	4:56pm djsheilab: Michael Z.—I don't know Long John Blues, but I am going to look it up immediately! Love those saucy ladies too.
	4:59pm Rob Kopp: Try Bette Midler's version of Long John blues on her 2LP Live at last. Here's another live version of her (not from that album): www.youtube.com...
	5:00pm ncjay: seems like there's another version of "Lookie Lookie" that I know better?
	5:04pm Peter in Seattle: Greetings Sophisticated Boom Boomers!
	5:05pm Mike tp: just dropped in home hello Sheila!!heavy playlist have to archive this one!! Happy New Year everybody!!!!
	5:06pm Jocelyn: Greetings Peter!
	5:07pm fred von helsing: Hi fred! Hi rrn63!
	5:07pm Christine: @Michael Z - it's great, isn't it? Marie Laforêt has some great Dylan covers, too! @fred - wow, I'd bet she'd be really fun to see live.
	5:08pm Rob Kopp: The Bob Dylan original of Maintenant ou jamais called If you gotta go, go now was released in NL on 7"!
	5:09pm Jocelyn: Happy New Year Mike!
	5:09pm Neil in Somerset: I love dolly mixtures but their stuff is really hard to get hold of. Originals are really expensive.
	5:12pm djsheilab: Neil in Somerset—Yeah, their originals are tough. Thankfully there was a box set a few years back that pretty much has everything.
	5:12pm Brian Cat: Sheila, a lot of the 2017 records you have been playing recently have a definite 80s sound. Any comment on that? I like it, I love the 80s, it was my musical heydays.
	5:12pm djsheilab: Hey Mike tp + Peter in Seattle!
	5:14pm djsheilab: Brian Cat—I think it's because I'm always looking for melody. And the 80s had a whole lot of it. Hence being attracted to the new bands who have that 80s aesthetic. So much new music is rhythm based, and it just doesn't move me in the same way.
	5:14pm fred: @fred van helsing: Hey! It's been a while... I thought about you last week, thinking you might like this show. Maybe not punk enough, but definitely female-fronted
	5:14pm Neil in Somerset: Thanks Sheila. I'm on it.
	5:16pm Rob Kopp: I say the same about the 60's. At that time you still had little SONGS. And no synthesizer :-)
	5:17pm djsheilab: Rob Kopp—YES! I don't have any problem with the synthesizer though :)
	5:19pm Michael 98145: that's one thing about FMU, it your tastes are narrow, they won't be narrow long :)
	5:19pm Neil in Singers: Oops!Just popped over to discogs. Dolly mixture 3 CD set £75!
	5:19pm Christine: I feel pretty strongly that melody has gone to shit in most chart pop today. Even some stuff with awful production in the 80s and 90s still had a decent melody.
	5:19pm Brian Cat: Rob, I agree about the lack of melody. I kind-of dig electronic music. The hits of today are not all synths, they are all about electronic sounds and the sounds are just not musical. I don't know what the major labels are trying to show us.
	5:20pm djsheilab: THIS DEE DEE WARWICK SONG. PURE HEAVEN.
	5:20pm Michael 98145: are the major labels still alive ?
	5:20pm Christine: @Brian Cat - "not musical" - I think that's so true.
	5:21pm Jocelyn: A lot of modern pop just misses the point of what pop is. I always ask myself, exactly who are the audience they're writing this for? No melody, no real flow.
	5:21pm Rob Kopp: I don't like synthesizers. But of course it's the music from when you grow up (when you're in your teens) that you will always remember the best. I'm from '54 and started to listen to music in '66 and that year will always be the best pop year for me.
	5:21pm Michael 98145: yes, thank you for this, DJ Sheila
	5:22pm sufferwords: perfect soundtrack for 84degrees in L.A.
	5:22pm Jocelyn: I played this song a lot during my last breakup.
	5:23pm Christine: @Jocelyn - yes!!! So excited to hear from like-minded people here. :)
	5:23pm Brian Cat: I think that largely the entire pop culture of America has suffered in aesthetics and virtuosity very much and it is sad. But if you really dig, like some of us out there do, you can still find nicer things.
	5:24pm fred von helsing: @fred yup yup yup
	5:25pm djsheilab: Jocelyn—I just love that you love that Dee Dee Warwick record. It is quite perfect for a break-up.
	5:25pm djsheilab: sufferwords—Glad to hear it!
	5:25pm Christine: SBB has the smartest listeners! I never see this sort of analysis in the media. Everyone's afraid of being the old fart who doesn't like today's music.
	5:26pm CTEmpress: Tawny reed: that's a winner! You Can't Take It Away. Nice
	5:26pm Brian Cat: The media has records to sell. Nobody wants to step on anybody's toes!
	5:27pm still b/p: It's funny how the taste systems of the brain go reaching and blocking and shifting. 1966 was an outstanding year for pop -- the top 100 is an unBELIEVABLE array. But I like music from nearly a hundred years ago through today -- though surely not all of it all the way through.
	5:28pm Christine: @Brian Cat - agree! But there's also the whole 'poptimist' thing in the indie press that tries to intellectualise some woeful music, which I don't get.
	5:28pm Rob Kopp: I'm a 60's man with an eye for new music. Am listening to SBB for 2 years now? In a way it's strange (and a very big compliment) that an American deejay is pointing me to new Dutch artists like Sevdaliza and Luwten. I don't hear them on the regular Dutch stations, but that's probably because I'm not listening to Dutch radio
	5:28pm Mandy: I'm happy there's someone out there who publicly loves K and JPop as much as I do....I thought I was too old to like cute pop
	5:28pm djsheilab: You can't even imagine how much terrible new music I sift through every week to get to the good stuff. It can be very disheartening. But good melodies guide me thankfully!
	5:28pm 2904ConTO: ooooo, Akhtar Yah Yah Groovey
	5:28pm Jocelyn: Oh I thought my neighbours were going to call the police for a welfare check or something. The same records over and over again for a week straight.
	5:29pm Michael Z: You play the coolest music. Nahid Akhtar looks nothing like I would imagine her from this super wild sounding track. So prim, but what a smile.
	5:29pm maestroso: Just got home from drive time. Wow, you played Utada! I thought I recognised her voice. Her new record is called "Fantome" and is quite good.
	5:30pm Jocelyn: Christine, That's terrible isn't it? When one can't voice an opinion for fear of being called old or out of touch. Good music is still being made thankfully. It's just become a bit harder to find.
	5:30pm Mark in Toronto: Sheila, what is this? It's great!
	5:31pm 2904ConTO: THIS IS SOOOO SICK!
	5:31pm Brian Cat: Christine, We in this country seem to have fertile musical periods that wax and wane. I like Euro pop the best. I think the Brits do pop best, it's a gift. African Americans started Rock and Roll and Jazz and everything else.
	5:32pm mzz: this track was the introduction to CT back then I heard it at Tower Records.
	5:33pm Christine: Really great pairing of songs here, Sheila :)
	5:33pm listener james from westwood: Hah, thought this might've been Delerium, but rather it's Delerium's honored forebears!
	5:33pm Brian Cat: CT rule! Thanks to Irwin for airing them. That's how I heard of them.
	5:34pm djsheilab: Thanks Christine!
	5:34pm common: one of my favorite Cocteau songs ever! thank you sheila!
	5:34pm Mandy: I dont think our music has gotten worse, I think it's all so new that the cream hasn't risen to the top. plus back in "the good old days" there weren't a whole lot of pathways for music to be discovered. now thru the internet garbage can be broadcast on the same level as great music.
	5:34pm Michael 98145: Christine is right.
	5:34pm Christine: Brian Cat, so true. And the Swedes seem to have the pop gene! Just grateful the internet lets us explore so much amazing music from different places and eras.
	5:36pm Cecile: I think the 80s are to modern kids what the 50s and 60s for us Xers and late Boomers. Far enough away so you can find gems in the trash that original listeners left behind and also you have a distance from the music while still loving it.
	5:36pm djsheilab: common—Me too! My heart beats faster when I hear that song.
	5:36pm Cecile: Also, it was the last full decade without Internet culture.
	5:37pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Mandy: totally agree. There is so much content out there and to me it seems like anyone can be a "musician," (having a computer that can make the sounds) but there also needs to be talent there.
	5:37pm mzz: oh I forgot abot JA. Her debut album didn't leave from turntable for a month back when my roommate gave ti to me back then.
	5:38pm Brian Cat: Cecile, good observation.
	5:38pm ?: Can you play "drop the pilot" for a Joan Twofer?
	5:39pm Chad Pearson: Can you play "drop the pilot" for a Joan Twofer?
	5:40pm fred: If I remember correctly, the 80s also featured a lot of terrible music
	5:40pm Michael 98145: - where else in the world can you hear a mix of music this deep and broad? -
	5:40pm northguineahills: I have many Cocteau Twins, but never heard that one before.
	5:40pm Cecile: oh, yes it did, fred.
	5:40pm Rob Kopp: @Mandy. I agree. In the time of vinyl or CD's (as long it's material) there was less "garbage". Nowadays everyone can put something on YouTube or where ever.
	5:41pm Brian Cat: fred, the bad charts were the American companies. The good stuff was the Second Wave Brits.
	5:41pm fred von helsing: Yes Swedish pop genes! Fave new FF band from there is Pale Honey.
	5:41pm Jocelyn: Meeting your heroes is thrilling. Even more so when they're just as nice as you expect them to be.
	5:42pm Cecile: Rob, and compared to the 60s and 70s, the 80s had SO MANY RECORDS. People complained that there were too many records out. Cheap studio time, digital tape. hahahaha
	5:43pm Michael 98145: by the 80s, radio had completely split off into genres
	5:44pm Cecile: As a metal and rap head, I do miss the days when the absolute best were at the top of the charts.
	5:44pm Mandy: that's why we need DJs like you Sheila! keep finding the good stuff for us!!<3
	5:44pm Michael 98145: whoa - wall of sound
	5:44pm Cecile: Or at least had huge word of mouth and great press.
	5:44pm Adrian in London: Arghhh! I LOVE this Samantha Jones song!
	5:45pm Chad Pearson: GREAT SHOW TODAY! BEST OF LUCK IN 2018!
	5:45pm ncjay: This one's on "Saint Etienne Present Songs For The Carnegie Deli", among other comps
	5:45pm fred von helsing: A good DJ is like a good newspaper editor. Filter out the gunk and deliver the primo. Too bad a DJ can't yell out stuff like "Get me rewrite!!!"
	5:45pm Jocelyn: Oh this song!
	5:46pm Cecile: well, I'm off to brave the damn cold.
	5:46pm Brian Cat: Sheila, this show was all over the place! My head was spinning for a while there!
	5:46pm Steve: I need this show today so bad. I love you forever. ♥️❤️
	5:46pm Michael 98145: ( when was the last time anyone read a copy of NME ? )
	5:46pm Rob Kopp: @Cecile: It's THE problem for everyone at the moment: CHOOSE. I mean, in NL when I grew up, we only had 2 TV programs. TWO! Now over hundred.
	5:46pm Cecile: You know even Justin Timberlake noted that good curators would be the movers and shakers of the future.
	5:46pm michaelGER: just wonderful
	5:47pm fred von helsing: NME? Good grief ... may as well ask about Spin.
	5:47pm Christine: This set is heavenly so far.
	5:47pm Cecile: Rob, I know. I have cut my channels back to a quarter of what I have and Netflix, and I've rarely been happier in my viewing. But there is just too much damn choice. I'm afraid to explore artists, I'm just looking for good songs.
	5:48pm JtotheK: digging the show today, hi sheilaB, hi boom boomers.
	5:48pm Cecile: Stay warm, safe and happy everyone! Prosit Neujahr!
	5:49pm Jocelyn: Cecile, I've always wanted to know what Justin's personal music collection consists of.
	5:49pm SeanG: Hola Sheila and all!
	5:49pm Rob Kopp: @Cecile: programs like these, when someone's picking the good stuff out for you, help.
	5:49pm Michael 98145: ciao, @Cecile
	5:50pm Rob Kopp: @Cceile: and just don't watch TV (except the news) helps as well of course
	5:50pm Brian Cat: Saint Etinne's Good Humor is on its way to my mailbox. Happy New Year Sheila and friends!
	5:50pm PBastille: Killer show. One of your best ever!
	5:50pm Jocelyn: Michael, showing my age with the answer but the last time I bought a copy I believe it had either Shirley Manson or Courtney Love on the cover.
	5:50pm Cecile: Exactly, Rob. Jocelyn, probably more amazing Timbaland tracks that anyone could ever hear.
	5:50pm djsheilab: WOW. Thanks PBastille!
	5:51pm Michael Z: Happy New Year to all and thank you Sheila for an amazing show. You are the Girl with the Coolest Attitude of all.
	5:51pm Rob Kopp: and a show with a lot of comment as well. I have to scroll back all the time to see who said what!
	5:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for 2017, Sheila. I hope you get good marks on your year-end performance review. You meet or exceed requirements in all areas.
	5:53pm Rob Kopp: This sleeve reminds me of the fist LP by Billy Bragg
	5:53pm Michael 98145: lotsa hearts and radios, too :)
	5:53pm djsheilab: Awwww....you're all leaving me such sweet comments. THANK YOU DEAR ONES!!!! I love our WFMU musical community.
	5:54pm Rob Kopp: now I see: also on the Utility label!
	5:54pm Jocelyn: I don't want this week's show to end!
	5:54pm Brian Cat: :-)
	5:54pm still b/p: Little Jack Frost is new to me and a great pick!
	5:55pm fred: I like how the Dead Famous People cover says "pay no more than £3.49" and discogs has it starting at €45.05
	5:56pm CTEmpress: Don't Freeze On Me: appropriate for the weather and in my New year's play box XOXO
	5:57pm Christine: Thanks for another brilliant show, Sheila. Hope you have a really Happy New Year!!
	5:57pm Michael 98145: thank you again, DJ Sheila. wishing everyone a better new year.
	5:57pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again Sheila, for a year with a lot of new songs you picked out for me. All the best for you in 2018. And best wishes for all those other listeners who are commenting here every week. Love you all.
	5:58pm fred: Thanks Sheila, and happy new year
	5:58pm Jocelyn: I want 2018 to be amazing for everyone. I'm so ready for this year to end.
	5:59pm Adrian in London: Thanks Sheila; I've loved listening to you this year and look forward to doing the same next week/year! Happy new year everyone!
	5:59pm Michael 98145: ( love your current avatar photo, @RK :)
	5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: SUW is going to be a rerun anyway. Lock the door and keep spinning, if you can.
	5:59pm northguineahills: Oh crap, it's 6, thanks Sheila, happy new year!
	6:00pm listener james from westwood: Sheila, you deserve a wonderful and warm New Year's Eve and 2018. Thanks so much!
	6:00pm The Contessa: Thank you Sheila for an extra wonderful show! Happy 2018 everyone!
	6:00pm DC: Another wonderful listen! Looking forward to SBB in 2018! Happy old year and new year everyone!
	6:00pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: Happy New Years to everyone, see you in 2018!
	6:00pm Rob Kopp: Here it's midnight
	6:00pm chris: have a happy, healthy and prosperous new year, Sheila! thank you!
	6:01pm Christine: Had a great time listening and chatting together today! Happy New Year to all!
	6:01pm Michael 98145: our friends in Seoul will reach the new year before us. let us know what it looks like :)
	6:01pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: Will do!
	6:02pm djsheilab: Thank you gang! Happy New year to you all! And much much love. See you in 2018! Xoxo
	6:02pm Just Ted: Don't forget to start the SUW comments please.

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from December 29, 2017

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Female-fronted pop from the past, present, and future; from all over the globe. And the occasional man.

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December 29, 2017: For He’s A Jolly Good Fellow!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Carol Batton	Intro: Winter "Intro: Winter" by "Carol Batton"	Folk is Not a Four Letter Word, Volume 2	Delay 68	2006	From 1970		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Barnet	Falla "Falla" by "Barnet"	Min Systers Hund	Barnet	2017		*	0:04:03 (Pop-up)
Astrud Gilberto	I Haven’t Got Anything Better To Do (No Tengo Nada Mejor)	I Haven’t Got Anything Better To Do	The Verve Music Group	2014	From 1969		0:08:07 (Pop-up)
Love Unlimited	It May Be Winter Outside (But in My Heart It's Spring)	Under the Influence Of.....	20th Century Records	1973			0:11:36 (Pop-up)
Lio	Teenager "Teenager" by "Lio"	Banana Split	Ariola	1979			0:15:26 (Pop-up)
Big Thief	Shark Smile "Shark Smile" by "Big Thief"	Capacity	Saddle Creek	2017		*	0:18:54 (Pop-up)
Ouyang Fei Fei	Ame No Midosuji "Ame No Midosuji" by "Ouyang Fei Fei"		Toshiba	EMI	Written by the Ventures		0:22:26 (Pop-up)
Margie Day	Take Out Your False Teeth Daddy	Women Blues Singers	Geffen	1999	From 1954		0:25:19 (Pop-up)

Bridget St. John	Song To Keep You Company	Fly High	Cherry Red	2016	From 1969		0:34:28 (Pop-up)
Mallu Magalhães	Será Que um Dia	Vem	Sony Music Brazil	2017		*	0:36:44 (Pop-up)
Thelma Houston & Pressure Cooker	I've Got the Music in Me	I've Got the Music in Me	Sheffield Lab	1975			0:39:42 (Pop-up)
Etta James	Mellow Fellow "Mellow Fellow" by "Etta James"		Atco	1964			0:42:08 (Pop-up)
Lada Edmund	Foxy "Foxy" by "Lada Edmund"		Chancellor	1961			0:44:28 (Pop-up)
Petty Booka	Fujiyama Mama "Fujiyama Mama" by "Petty Booka"	Fujiyama Mama	Benten	1998			0:47:15 (Pop-up)
Amy O	Lavender Night "Lavender Night" by "Amy O"	Elastic	Winspear	2017		*	0:49:40 (Pop-up)
Pat Benatar	Love Is A Battlefield	Live From Earth	Chrysalis Records	1983			0:52:22 (Pop-up)
Dinah Washington	After You've Gone	Dinah Washington sings Bessie Smith	The Verve Music Group	1999	From 1958		0:56:44 (Pop-up)

Sevdaliza	Human "Human" by "Sevdaliza"	Ison	Twisted Elegance	2017		*	1:08:04 (Pop-up)
Bon Voyage Organisation	Goma "Goma" by "Bon Voyage Organisation"		Wedge	2017		*	1:11:08 (Pop-up)
Béla Fleck & Abigail Washburn	The Final Countdown	Banjo Banjo	Rounder Records	2015			1:14:09 (Pop-up)
Utada Hikaru	For You "For You" by "Utada Hikaru"	Distance	Toshiba EMI	2001			1:18:58 (Pop-up)
Dot Allison	I Wanna Feel the Chill	Afterglow	Deconstruction	1999			1:23:19 (Pop-up)
Ivy	Keep Moving "Keep Moving" by "Ivy"	In the Clear	Nettwerk America	2005			1:26:32 (Pop-up)
Vashti	The Coldest Night Of The Year	Some Things Just Stick in Your Mind: Singles and Demos 1964 -1967	DiCristina	2007	Released as Twice As Much in 1968		1:31:35 (Pop-up)

Men I Trust	Tailwhip (Live) "Tailwhip (Live)" by "Men I Trust"	4 Ever Live	Self-released	2017	My Single Of the Week!	*	1:39:50 (Pop-up)
Cold Specks	Wild Card "Wild Card" by "Cold Specks"	Fool's Paradise	Arts and Crafts	2017		*	1:43:13 (Pop-up)
Kumisolo	Maintenant Ou Jamais "Maintenant Ou Jamais" by "Kumisolo"		Alter K	2017	Johnny Hallyday cover	*	1:47:18 (Pop-up)
Vicky Gomez	Boys Are A Dime A Dozen		ABC Paramount	1965			1:49:42 (Pop-up)
Rosetta Howard	Men Are Like Street Cars	Women Blues Singers	Geffen	1999	From 1939		1:52:02 (Pop-up)
Blanca Aurora	Tu No Eres Ye Ye "Tu No Eres Ye Ye" by "Blanca Aurora"	Chicas! Spanish Female Singers Vol. 2 1963-1978 (V/A)	Vampisoul	2015	From 1968		1:54:23 (Pop-up)
The Kittens	Lookie Lookie "Lookie Lookie" by "The Kittens"		ABC Paramount	1965			1:56:55 (Pop-up)
Nino Tempo & April Stevens	Tea For Two	Sings Great Songs	Atlantic	1964			1:58:43 (Pop-up)

Belle & Sebastian	The Girl Doesn't Get It	How To Solve Our Human Problems Part 1	Matador	2017	My Single Of the Week #2!	*	2:08:48 (Pop-up)
Smerz	Have Fun "Have Fun" by "Smerz"		XL Recordings	2017		*	2:12:32 (Pop-up)
Al Green featuring Corinne Bailey Ray	Take Your Time	Lay It Down	Blue Note	2008			2:16:03 (Pop-up)
Dee Dee Warwick	When Love Slips Away		Mercury	1967	RIP Philadelphia songwriter + producer Jerry Ross		2:19:40 (Pop-up)
Tawny Reed	You Can't Take It Away		Pye	1966			2:23:24 (Pop-up)
Nahid Akhtar	Yeh Aaj Mujhko Kya Huwa	I Am Black Beauty	Finders Keepers	2017		*	2:26:36 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Blue Bell Knoll "Blue Bell Knoll" by "Cocteau Twins"	Blue Bell Knoll	4AD	1988			2:31:14 (Pop-up)
Joan Armatrading	It Could Have Been Better	Milk of the Tree: An Anthology of Female Vocal Folk And Singer-Songwriters 1966-73	Grapefruit Records	2017	From 1972	*	2:34:15 (Pop-up)

Samantha Jones	I Deserve It "I Deserve It" by "Samantha Jones"		United Artists	1966			2:43:52 (Pop-up)
Karen Verros	Little Boy "Little Boy" by "Karen Verros"		Dot	1965			2:46:07 (Pop-up)
Dead Famous People	Girl With An Attitude Problem	Arriving Late In Torn and Filthy Jeans	Utility	1989			2:49:23 (Pop-up)
Frankie Carle & Marjorie Hughes	Little Jack Frost Get Lost	From the Sony Vault: Christmas With the Big Bands	Sony Music Entertainment	2012	From 1948 / Thanks Brian Cat!		2:51:38 (Pop-up)
Jessie Mae	Don't Freeze On Me "Don't Freeze On Me" by "Jessie Mae"		DRA	1962			2:54:17 (Pop-up)
The Pixies Three	Cold Cold Winter		Mercury	1964			2:56:48 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Hello everyone…
	3:01pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Sheila!
	3:01pm Rob Kopp: Here we are again. hello Sheila, hello Contessa, Guido, all
	3:01pm Michael 98145: bye-bye, 2017. greetings all.
	3:02pm Jocelyn: Hello everyone!
	3:02pm DC: Hello everyone, happy end of the year!
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Sheila and all!
	3:03pm Jocelyn: Hard to believe the year is over. That went by fast.
	3:04pm Adrian in London: Good evening all.
	3:04pm northguineahills: Folk us all! Wasn't Carol Batton the one that did those witchy records?
	3:04pm Syl: Hi all! What happened to the new theme music? I thought it had changed by vote.
	3:04pm Michael 98145: winter is a six-letter word
	3:05pm Brian Cat: Hello Sheila and everyone. Fear not Boomers of the Boom! The days are getting longer even as we speak!
	3:05pm The Oscar: Slammed with work, but WHOA this TP cover!!
	3:05pm RomanDogBird: oh wow
	3:06pm Rob Kopp: Isn't this just Twin Peaks?
	3:06pm northguineahills: Haven't heard too many Julee Cruise covers...
	3:06pm Guido from Cologne: i was about to say twin peaks
	3:07pm mzz: um? italian or spanish??
	3:07pm djsheilab: Hello friends! It's the final Friday of 2017. Thanks for being with me today. And yes, It's a Swedish cover of Julee Cruise's "Falling."
	3:07pm Adrian in London: Barnet? What a terrible name, ha ha.
	3:07pm mzz: sweeds!?
	3:07pm Rob Kopp: The album is called my sisters dog. Who is the dog? The guy or the animal behind him?
	3:07pm maestroso: Hello djsheilab! This is a beautiful version.
	3:08pm listener james from westwood: Love this spin on the "Twin"!
	3:08pm Adrian in London: @Syl There was a vote. And sense prevailed.
	3:08pm fred: Good afternoon Sheila and all. Nice cover
	3:08pm mzz: hiiee sbuieee, crauzuiee troll listner here bu'luv yr sho'B'jus'sayin'
	3:08pm Michael 98145: my sister's dog (?)
	3:09pm P-90: Happy Final Friday, Sheila B and Devotees!
	3:09pm djsheilab: And now a personal hello to Listener James in Westwood, Adrian in London, northguineahills, DC, Jocelyn, Michael 98145, Rob Kopp, The Contessa, Guido from Cologne, Syl, Brian Cat, The Oscar, RomanDogBird, mzz, maestroso, P-90 + fred!
	3:09pm Syl: @Adrian, but there was a change temporarily, right? I remember being disappointed with the winner. Glad it changed back!
	3:10pm Cecile: Guten Tag, Alles! Prosit Neujahr!
	3:10pm JakeGould: Hello Sheila! So cold but so cool on the air right now.
	3:10pm The Contessa: @Michael 98145 and @Brian Cat, agreed!
	3:10pm djsheilab: Syl—the original theme song won by 3 votes!
	3:10pm djsheilab: Hello Cecile + JakeGould!
	3:11pm ncjay: hello Sheila and company!
	3:11pm Syl: @djsheilab Back at ya, and thanks for the year of fantastic shows!
	3:11pm listener james from westwood: Slender margin!
	3:11pm Brian Cat: Huge Astrid Fan. Lovely song.
	3:12pm Michael 98145: with a face like that she should not be crying.
	3:12pm Syl: Oh man, my memory must be worse than I thought! Thanks, all
	3:12pm The Contessa: I LOVE THIS LOVE UNLIMITED!!!
	3:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: I think it's Min Systers Händ = My Syster's Happiness. They missed the a-umlaut.
	3:13pm djsheilab: The Contessa--YAYAYAY!!! When it kicked in, I got that rush of joy. So great!
	3:13pm The Contessa: Sheila, me too!
	3:14pm adampsyche: lovely set, thanks for the music, sheila! how have i not heard this song before
	3:14pm Rob Kopp: I keep humming I never fall in love again
	3:14pm djsheilab: Hey Ken from Hyde Park! I'll add that in.
	3:14pm Chad Pearson: HAPPY NEW YEAR SHEILA!
	3:15pm djsheilab: Happy New Year Chad!
	3:16pm Cecile: Me too, Rob, The Eric Carmen version?
	3:16pm The Contessa: Is Yamile there?
	3:16pm still b/p: That trio's dressed just the way the young women dress in the drinking/club neighborhoods round here at ANY temperature, any season. Coats are reeeejected.
	3:16pm djsheilab: No Yamile today. She's out with her mom.
	3:17pm The Contessa: Just checking
	3:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Eep - I made that umlaut story up. I'll go sit quietly now.
	3:17pm DC: djseilab, I just got the Laziest Gal in the mail, many thank yous, I'm looking forward to listening and discovering some gems!
	3:18pm Rob Kopp: @Cecile: I don't know Eric Carmen's version
	3:20pm djsheilab: Glad it was well received DC! I'll be playing a song later in the show that would've made a fine contender for Laziest Gals.
	3:20pm Cecile: I think maybe you're thinking of "What do you get when you fall in love" and I'm thinking of Eric Carmen's "Never Gonna Fall In Love Again"
	3:20pm lpcoverlover: Happy Friday Sheila! The whole family is tuning in!
	3:20pm Michael 98145: ( isn't Barnet Swedish for Child? :)
	3:21pm The Contessa: @Kën, that's so funny
	3:21pm Adrian in London: Oh, Big Thief don;t sound anything like I thought they would. This is lovely.
	3:21pm Morgan: this isnt Hope Sandoval
	3:21pm djsheilab: Marvelous lpcoverlover! Glad to have you all here.
	3:21pm djsheilab: Morgan—They're a four piece from Brooklyn.
	3:22pm Rob Kopp: @Cecile: Nothing with my mood or the words; it was just the chord progression in the song, that was almost the same as Burt Bacharach's song
	3:22pm Brian Cat: There's some Plastic Ono Band influence going on here.
	3:23pm Cecile: Same here, it sounded a bit like Carmen's too. And personally, he rips stuff off from a lot of people.
	3:23pm Morgan: thank you Im looking them up now. Sweet voice
	3:24pm Brian Cat: Cecile, Agree, not a big Carmen fan, in spite of his fame.
	3:25pm Brian Cat: Never gonna fall in love again is totally about Pet Sounds.
	3:25pm P-90: I personally prefer the Eric Cartman version.
	3:26pm adampsyche: mey Morgan, sorry again, i had never watched that video through, didn't know what was in it (i usually just listen in a tab, heard the song on this station first). the dj had it removed from the set. apologies for irresponsible linking.
	3:26pm Rob Kopp: Greet title
	3:26pm The Contessa: @P-90 HAHAHA!
	3:27pm DC: Hah, interesting lyrics here
	3:28pm Michael 98145: yes
	3:28pm Brian Cat: Ha-ha. funny tune.
	3:29pm steve: hahaha
	3:30pm Michael 98145: we wish you the best, DJ Sheila
	3:30pm Cecile: That is a level of intimacy I never hope to achieve.
	3:32pm Cecile: 17 DEGREES? I wish.
	3:32pm IamBasil: Sheila!!!!!as the year ends I wanted to say thank you to what ever higher power you believe in for me finding this station and your program,I found you program while I was baking cupcakes and you have been the greatest gift and breath of fresh air in my chaotic life.Thank you for the music I've learned about and your soothing voice,and your shout out to puerto rico after the hurricane.May God bless you with nothing but the greatest and to all your listeners as well,you guys kick ass.Love you
	3:33pm steve: love Banana Split, never heard the b side before
	3:33pm adampsyche: nice Astrud Gilberto song, i never heard anything from her other than Beginnings (which is a fantastic song but maybe 4 minutes too long)
	3:35pm Morgan: this bridget st john is gorgeous
	3:36pm michael z: So Greta to hear this. Those folk movement was in full swing when I hit my teens and I soaked up all that I could.
	3:37pm The Contessa: @IamBasil, That's so nice of you. Thank you
	3:37pm All out Scott: Sheila, I am so happy to be listening to your show from home. Its been a long time coming. I can t wait to share your music with friends.
	3:38pm IamBasil: been rough a year and Im so grateful music has been and will always save me and you gus and gals rock
	3:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: Puerto Rico road trip!
	3:38pm djsheilab: IamBasil—What moving, beautiful words. Thank you so much! I'm thrilled to hear that SBB has been a source of happiness for you.
	3:38pm djsheilab: Hello Michael Z.!
	3:40pm johnk77: astrud can be difficult to work with but 1 time she was very pleased w/sound + production and gave me a large $ tip!
	3:40pm adampsyche: why am i just figuring out that @djsheilab edited dust and grooves which is on my coffee table right now
	3:41pm djsheilab: Hello All out Scott! Thanks for spreading the word on SBB!
	3:41pm TehBadDr: Hello Sheila and fellow Boom Boomers!
	3:42pm P-90: Love how Thelma rocks this
	3:42pm djsheilab: johnk77—You worked with Astrud Gilberto? How VERY exciting!!
	3:42pm djsheilab: Hi TehBadDr!
	3:43pm djsheilab: adampsyche :)
	3:44pm Rob Kopp: Ofcourse Etta is blowing us away
	3:45pm Michael 98145: ( Speaking of Dust & Grooves, this is pretty great : dustandgrooves.com... :)
	3:50pm Brian Cat: Thanks MIchael, interesting to see. I had no idea how vast a collectioon can be, visually speaking.
	3:50pm steveo: hi dj sheila -- listening and enjoying...
	3:51pm Michael 98145: @BC, nice photos of our DJ, too :)
	3:51pm johnk77: nice show @djshellab yes back in the day i did sound etc. @sobs manhattan
	3:53pm chris: hi, Sheila and folks! digging the tunes!
	3:53pm JohnEBGood: Happy New Year Sheila and FMU family.! Shout out to all teachers.
	3:53pm Brian Cat: Amy O sounded like 1977. Classic.
	3:53pm adampsyche: THIS SONG
	3:53pm Glen, but also Luis: Miss Boom Boom nailing this Playlist today so far. That cover of "Falling" was everything I needed and then some.
	3:53pm djsheilab: Hey Steveo + Chris + JohnEBGood!
	3:54pm TehBadDr: Hmm, would this be considered "Popclash"?
	3:54pm listener james from westwood: Middle-school fave to this day!
	3:54pm djsheilab: Thanks Glen but also Luis! There will be more warm n' melancholic beauties scattered throughout the show.
	3:55pm steve: i love your 80s and 90s top 40 picks sheilab
	3:55pm djsheilab: This song + "Invincible" making me think of The Legend Of Billie Jean and Helen Slater cutting all her hair off. SO BAD ASS!
	3:55pm Christine: Hi Sheila & all! Happy to be catching SBB live :)
	3:56pm djsheilab: Hey Christine! Must be early morning for you, yeah?
	3:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I Want My SBB !...
	3:56pm djsheilab: RRNov63! HAHA! You got it!
	3:57pm johnk77: mike chapman co/wrote love is a battlefield
	3:57pm adampsyche: loove the cultercide cover of this song, marty mcsorley played it a ways back wfmu.org...
	3:57pm Christine: Yes, nearly 7am - too early for me! My hungry, pushy cat woke me.
	3:57pm BronwynB: hello sheila and everyone!
	3:58pm djsheilab: Hey BronwynB!
	4:00pm djsheilab: Christine—Bad cat! My cat's been waking me up early every morning too, but she's too adorable to make me mad.
	4:01pm tuskandhusk: Hip af
	4:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cats are Nocturnal, yerknow...
	4:01pm listener james from westwood: BronwynB!!
	4:02pm Christine: Heh, they're good at making you forgive them! He had a packet of food with him that he fetched from a top shelf - getting too smart!!
	4:02pm BronwynB: hey james :D
	4:02pm Alexio: Yaaaa SB! Psyched!!!
	4:02pm Christine: Ooh, a shout-out - thanks Sheila! <3
	4:02pm Adrian in London: @Christine Good morning!
	4:02pm Brendan: Yo Sheila
	4:02pm tuskandhusk: Snow on a lil Lake Erie town
	4:03pm Listener Scott: My friend played Pat Benatar's little brother in the Battlefield video, the pre-teen kid who stares out the window as Rebellious Pat runs away from home.
	4:03pm Christine: @Adrian in London - hello!! @Revolution Rabbit Nov63 - crepuscular, technically!
	4:04pm Cecile: from Holly and the Italians?
	4:04pm johnk77: snow belt from eastside of cleveland to buffalo and beyond
	4:04pm Rob Kopp: Agree, Sheila, I love that ACE singer songwriter series.
	4:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: cre·pus·cu·lar krəˈpəskyələr adjective of, resembling, or relating to twilight. ZOOLOGY (of an animal) appearing or active in twilight.
	4:06pm CTEmpress: Happy New Year's Boomers!
	4:07pm listener james from westwood: Ahhh, so glad it got there! And that you're here each week!
	4:09pm ja hefeweizen: Sevdaliza is a nice Gesamtkunstwerk.
	4:09pm Adrian in London: The video for Human is ASTONISHING!
	4:10pm djsheilab: Listener Scott—WOAH! That is truly one of the great videos of the 80s.
	4:10pm chris: this Human track is dopeness
	4:11pm Rob Kopp: My newspaper Volkskrant predicted these 3 female singers today for 2018: 3 Luwten, 2 Sevdaliza, 1 Naaz
	4:11pm IamBasil: <3 thank you for that <3
	4:12pm drewo: Thank you Sheila for another year of must-listen radio. I may have first heard Jane Weaver's 'Modern Kosmology' on your show - my favorite LP of the year.
	4:12pm TehBadDr: Something about this Human track activated my uncanny valley thing.
	4:12pm Christine: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63 - yep, dusk and dawn. learnt the word because my cat is nuts at both times!
	4:13pm djsheilab: Thank you drewo! "Modern Kosmology" is one of my favorite LPs this year as well.
	4:14pm Christine: Jane Weaver is brilliant. I think people here would like the Rose Elinor Dougall album from this year, too.
	4:14pm fred von helsing: I'd hate to be a cat at the Arctic Circle.
	4:15pm listener james from westwood: Banjo Countdown! Or Final Hoedown? Either way!
	4:15pm djsheilab: Christine—Agreed!
	4:16pm adampsyche: this is great
	4:16pm DC: This the second time I've laughed out loud listening, although this Fleck & Washburn is quite beautiful
	4:17pm Tom: Dig it! Banjos. Hey, not sure if I’m reiterating but the 90.1 WMFU reception is terrible! Way low treble.
	4:17pm geezerette: Lada Edmund also starred opposite John Voight and Barry Gordan in "Out of It" directed by Paul Williams.
	4:17pm chris: killer set!
	4:17pm Rob Kopp: Didn't know Naaz yet (she's only 19), but here are a few songs of her: Sadboy www.youtube.com..., Words www.youtube.com...
	4:17pm steveo: i'm afraid i've had to clickystar this :)
	4:18pm listener james from westwood: The track that can unite 80s hair-metal freaks and Arrested Development fans!
	4:18pm Cecile: It all comes around to Conchita for me. Here's her at the Swedish national song contest doing a group parody version of the song, but she's the one totally nailing the whole power metal sound. www.youtube.com...
	4:19pm djsheilab: I can't even tell you how much I enjoyed playing that. That'll sort me out for weeks!
	4:19pm Mandy: this song takes me back to the backstreet boy days....
	4:20pm Cecile: And Swedish dude on her right won Eurovision that year.
	4:20pm djsheilab: Mandy—I liked those days.
	4:21pm djsheilab: Cecile—Right, my resolution for 2018 is not to miss Eurovision.
	4:21pm Cecile: I stand corrected. It was Mats something or other.
	4:24pm Cecile: Still Sweden won though.
	4:24pm fred von helsing: Not to miss the performances anyways. The voting is dead dull til it gets close to the end.
	4:25pm Cecile: Sheila, are you going to Lisbon or just watching it on TV?
	4:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...for me here, Dot makes it w/ the Moody...
	4:25pm djsheilab: fed von helsing—Exactly. I've been missing the entire thing year after year.
	4:26pm djsheilab: Cecile—I mean watching it on TV.
	4:26pm Cecile: Ah, Logo does the finals on TV.
	4:29pm Cecile: But you're in NYC, I bet some bars play it on the big screen.
	4:30pm TehBadDr: This Ivy is really doing it for ma a the moment!
	4:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: <>_<> For the third time today, I just got a call from the 848 area code. They're not leaving messages. Aside from WFMU, I don't know anyone in NJ.
	4:30pm CTEmpress: Always enjoy Ivy! Perfect and this reminds me of some wonderful times
	4:30pm Brian Cat: This is Ivy? It sounds exactly like Pet Shop Boys to me.
	4:31pm Rob Kopp: Waylon, half of the Common Limits who were runner up after Conchita (the other half is Ilse DeLange), is going to represent NL in Lisboa
	4:31pm djsheilab: Hello CTEmpress! Weren't they great? They rarely made a bad record.
	4:32pm Cecile: I love that Common Linnets song. That is really cool, I hope he wins!
	4:32pm Rob Kopp: a cover by April Stevens
	4:32pm Christine: Woo, the best winter song!
	4:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& Vashti works too...
	4:33pm eyenoise: Hello from FL, @djsheilab! Happy New Year!
	4:33pm Christine: Songs about snow are soothing for those of us in the sweltering heat.
	4:33pm djsheilab: Hello eyenoise! I envy all of you in your hot spots!
	4:34pm listener james from westwood: I _thought_ that was Bunyan! What a track!!
	4:34pm Rob Kopp: Do you know April's song American Weather girl? In that song she's commenting on all kinds of weather.
	4:35pm Adrian in London: @Christine Are you in Melbourne? What's the weather like? Will we get a full day's cricket?
	4:36pm IamBasil: Well I have to head out,but thanks again for an extraordinary friday afternoon schooling of great tunes,SheilaB.wishing you and all the listeners and every one here on the chat a wonderful New Year,lets hope this chit gets a lighter and brighter <3 SheilaB you and your program are very necessary in this world <3 thank you Ciao
	4:36pm Cecile: My favorite Christmas was in Australia 1975. We went swimming and ate sausages and watched the Elton John Christmas concert on TV. It was great.
	4:37pm Christine: @Adrian - I'm in Brisbane. The weather is gross. Uncomfortably hot! BF is watching all the cricket but I tune out!
	4:37pm northguineahills: Hey, it's 48F/9C where I am in FL, it might as well be the end of world! (definitely not hot, but it was in the 80sF/upper 20sC last week.
	4:37pm TehBadDr: Brownie's was on the corner of 10th and A.
	4:38pm listener james from westwood: "Final Countdown" is a workout-mix staple on my iPod!!
	4:38pm Cecile: I have heard it a lot because I was into the NBA in the 80s/90s.
	4:38pm northguineahills: Hey, I love Europe, I had the cassette when I was in the fifth grade.
	4:38pm Alexio: Bela!
	4:39pm Cecile: Detroit Pistons entrance music!
	4:39pm TehBadDr: @Christine, heh Brizvegas, hot as hell there this time of the year
	4:39pm DonJuanTijuana: OMG, I was a HUGE fan of the Empire State Soul Club. I still even have my ESC watch! The Empress was gorgeous too!
	4:40pm Cecile: Do they hang out with Chromeo? It sounds like they do.
	4:40pm Marc15: “The Final Countdown” by Europe? You should definitely play that record
	4:41pm listener james from westwood: This is live?! Wow!
	4:41pm djsheilab: Oooohhhh...lots of unexpected love for "The Final Countdown." Sweet!
	4:41pm Luis, but Also Glen: Did you play Men I Trust on Clay Pigeon a couple of weeks ago? if so, I really liked the song you picked that week and am happy to hear more today!
	4:42pm djsheilab: Luis but Also Glen—I did indeed! It was this song, but the studio version.
	4:42pm Adrian in London: @Christine Keep waking up in the middle of the night with earbuds still in, listening to Geoffrey Boycott bang on. I've had weird dreams, naturally…
	4:42pm Luis, but Also Glen: AND I LOVE THE FINAL COUNTDOWN BY EUROPE! that cover was tasty, though. that might get used for a Game of Thrones fan trailer this new season coming up...ya never know.
	4:43pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: Hi everyone!
	4:43pm Cecile: Chicago Bulls had equally white 'n' rocking entrance music - they entered to Alan Parson Project's Sirius.
	4:43pm The Contessa: Hello @EarlyMorning!
	4:44pm djsheilab: Hello EarlyMorninginSeoul!
	4:44pm The Contessa: No wonder that was your single of the week! Lovely!
	4:44pm Christine: @Adrian - cricket-themed dreams? :D
	4:44pm djsheilab: DonJuanTijuana—I hope CTEmpress sees your comment! She's still gorgeous!
	4:45pm ncjay: super slick segue there Sheila!
	4:45pm djsheilab: ncjay—Thank you for noticing my segues. I am delighted!
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If anybody missed the point - we just set record low temps for the date here in NorthNewEngland.
	4:46pm Marc15: Happy New Year, Sheila!
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beeyootiful SheilaB.
	4:48pm Rob Kopp: Love this mix of 96 tears / If you go, go now
	4:48pm CTEmpress: @DonJuanTiuana: BLUSH! And I bet your watch is still tickin'. Mine is! We are running a new night in NYC so come shake a tail feather when ya can! Thank you, that means a lot to me! See Sheila B brings all the listeners together!
	4:49pm Michael 98145: :)
	4:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: My entrance song is "Cherry Blossom Clinic Revisited," which I bogarted from Terre T's show.
	4:49pm Michael Z: I love French Bob Dylan covers. There are many great ones.
	4:50pm Christine: Amazing... ? & Mysterians sample on a Hallyday cover - I have to check out more from this lady!
	4:50pm Michael 98145: uh oh, missed the Utada Hikaru ... love her
	4:50pm Christine: @Michael Z - do you know Hugues Aufray's Dylan covers album?
	4:51pm Michael Z: I love that Hugues Aufrray album. How great you know it too.
	4:52pm CTEmpress: @DonJuanTijuana: sorry I messed up your name earlier: working and digging the scene at the same time:)
	4:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow - what a neat-ot '65 Production - pitched right between Spector & Motown...a gem.
	4:52pm fred: @Christine: I love Kumisolo. I haven't seen her live recently, but she was really good each time I saw her
	4:54pm TehBadDr: Men are like street cars, you can get on and off near anytime.
	4:54pm Michael 98145: love that backing band -
	4:54pm Michael Z: This Rosetta Howard is up there with my favourite Dinah Washington track - Long John Blues. These ladies are so saucy.
	4:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: RobertJohnson was just the year or two earlier - Swing about to Win the War...
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: GottaGo!...but what a set to leave off on! ThxSheilaB !
	4:56pm djsheilab: Michael Z.—I don't know Long John Blues, but I am going to look it up immediately! Love those saucy ladies too.
	4:59pm Rob Kopp: Try Bette Midler's version of Long John blues on her 2LP Live at last. Here's another live version of her (not from that album): www.youtube.com...
	5:00pm ncjay: seems like there's another version of "Lookie Lookie" that I know better?
	5:04pm Peter in Seattle: Greetings Sophisticated Boom Boomers!
	5:05pm Mike tp: just dropped in home hello Sheila!!heavy playlist have to archive this one!! Happy New Year everybody!!!!
	5:06pm Jocelyn: Greetings Peter!
	5:07pm fred von helsing: Hi fred! Hi rrn63!
	5:07pm Christine: @Michael Z - it's great, isn't it? Marie Laforêt has some great Dylan covers, too! @fred - wow, I'd bet she'd be really fun to see live.
	5:08pm Rob Kopp: The Bob Dylan original of Maintenant ou jamais called If you gotta go, go now was released in NL on 7"!
	5:09pm Jocelyn: Happy New Year Mike!
	5:09pm Neil in Somerset: I love dolly mixtures but their stuff is really hard to get hold of. Originals are really expensive.
	5:12pm djsheilab: Neil in Somerset—Yeah, their originals are tough. Thankfully there was a box set a few years back that pretty much has everything.
	5:12pm Brian Cat: Sheila, a lot of the 2017 records you have been playing recently have a definite 80s sound. Any comment on that? I like it, I love the 80s, it was my musical heydays.
	5:12pm djsheilab: Hey Mike tp + Peter in Seattle!
	5:14pm djsheilab: Brian Cat—I think it's because I'm always looking for melody. And the 80s had a whole lot of it. Hence being attracted to the new bands who have that 80s aesthetic. So much new music is rhythm based, and it just doesn't move me in the same way.
	5:14pm fred: @fred van helsing: Hey! It's been a while... I thought about you last week, thinking you might like this show. Maybe not punk enough, but definitely female-fronted
	5:14pm Neil in Somerset: Thanks Sheila. I'm on it.
	5:16pm Rob Kopp: I say the same about the 60's. At that time you still had little SONGS. And no synthesizer :-)
	5:17pm djsheilab: Rob Kopp—YES! I don't have any problem with the synthesizer though :)
	5:19pm Michael 98145: that's one thing about FMU, it your tastes are narrow, they won't be narrow long :)
	5:19pm Neil in Singers: Oops!Just popped over to discogs. Dolly mixture 3 CD set £75!
	5:19pm Christine: I feel pretty strongly that melody has gone to shit in most chart pop today. Even some stuff with awful production in the 80s and 90s still had a decent melody.
	5:19pm Brian Cat: Rob, I agree about the lack of melody. I kind-of dig electronic music. The hits of today are not all synths, they are all about electronic sounds and the sounds are just not musical. I don't know what the major labels are trying to show us.
	5:20pm djsheilab: THIS DEE DEE WARWICK SONG. PURE HEAVEN.
	5:20pm Michael 98145: are the major labels still alive ?
	5:20pm Christine: @Brian Cat - "not musical" - I think that's so true.
	5:21pm Jocelyn: A lot of modern pop just misses the point of what pop is. I always ask myself, exactly who are the audience they're writing this for? No melody, no real flow.
	5:21pm Rob Kopp: I don't like synthesizers. But of course it's the music from when you grow up (when you're in your teens) that you will always remember the best. I'm from '54 and started to listen to music in '66 and that year will always be the best pop year for me.
	5:21pm Michael 98145: yes, thank you for this, DJ Sheila
	5:22pm sufferwords: perfect soundtrack for 84degrees in L.A.
	5:22pm Jocelyn: I played this song a lot during my last breakup.
	5:23pm Christine: @Jocelyn - yes!!! So excited to hear from like-minded people here. :)
	5:23pm Brian Cat: I think that largely the entire pop culture of America has suffered in aesthetics and virtuosity very much and it is sad. But if you really dig, like some of us out there do, you can still find nicer things.
	5:24pm fred von helsing: @fred yup yup yup
	5:25pm djsheilab: Jocelyn—I just love that you love that Dee Dee Warwick record. It is quite perfect for a break-up.
	5:25pm djsheilab: sufferwords—Glad to hear it!
	5:25pm Christine: SBB has the smartest listeners! I never see this sort of analysis in the media. Everyone's afraid of being the old fart who doesn't like today's music.
	5:26pm CTEmpress: Tawny reed: that's a winner! You Can't Take It Away. Nice
	5:26pm Brian Cat: The media has records to sell. Nobody wants to step on anybody's toes!
	5:27pm still b/p: It's funny how the taste systems of the brain go reaching and blocking and shifting. 1966 was an outstanding year for pop -- the top 100 is an unBELIEVABLE array. But I like music from nearly a hundred years ago through today -- though surely not all of it all the way through.
	5:28pm Christine: @Brian Cat - agree! But there's also the whole 'poptimist' thing in the indie press that tries to intellectualise some woeful music, which I don't get.
	5:28pm Rob Kopp: I'm a 60's man with an eye for new music. Am listening to SBB for 2 years now? In a way it's strange (and a very big compliment) that an American deejay is pointing me to new Dutch artists like Sevdaliza and Luwten. I don't hear them on the regular Dutch stations, but that's probably because I'm not listening to Dutch radio
	5:28pm Mandy: I'm happy there's someone out there who publicly loves K and JPop as much as I do....I thought I was too old to like cute pop
	5:28pm djsheilab: You can't even imagine how much terrible new music I sift through every week to get to the good stuff. It can be very disheartening. But good melodies guide me thankfully!
	5:28pm 2904ConTO: ooooo, Akhtar Yah Yah Groovey
	5:28pm Jocelyn: Oh I thought my neighbours were going to call the police for a welfare check or something. The same records over and over again for a week straight.
	5:29pm Michael Z: You play the coolest music. Nahid Akhtar looks nothing like I would imagine her from this super wild sounding track. So prim, but what a smile.
	5:29pm maestroso: Just got home from drive time. Wow, you played Utada! I thought I recognised her voice. Her new record is called "Fantome" and is quite good.
	5:30pm Jocelyn: Christine, That's terrible isn't it? When one can't voice an opinion for fear of being called old or out of touch. Good music is still being made thankfully. It's just become a bit harder to find.
	5:30pm Mark in Toronto: Sheila, what is this? It's great!
	5:31pm 2904ConTO: THIS IS SOOOO SICK!
	5:31pm Brian Cat: Christine, We in this country seem to have fertile musical periods that wax and wane. I like Euro pop the best. I think the Brits do pop best, it's a gift. African Americans started Rock and Roll and Jazz and everything else.
	5:32pm mzz: this track was the introduction to CT back then I heard it at Tower Records.
	5:33pm Christine: Really great pairing of songs here, Sheila :)
	5:33pm listener james from westwood: Hah, thought this might've been Delerium, but rather it's Delerium's honored forebears!
	5:33pm Brian Cat: CT rule! Thanks to Irwin for airing them. That's how I heard of them.
	5:34pm djsheilab: Thanks Christine!
	5:34pm common: one of my favorite Cocteau songs ever! thank you sheila!
	5:34pm Mandy: I dont think our music has gotten worse, I think it's all so new that the cream hasn't risen to the top. plus back in "the good old days" there weren't a whole lot of pathways for music to be discovered. now thru the internet garbage can be broadcast on the same level as great music.
	5:34pm Michael 98145: Christine is right.
	5:34pm Christine: Brian Cat, so true. And the Swedes seem to have the pop gene! Just grateful the internet lets us explore so much amazing music from different places and eras.
	5:36pm Cecile: I think the 80s are to modern kids what the 50s and 60s for us Xers and late Boomers. Far enough away so you can find gems in the trash that original listeners left behind and also you have a distance from the music while still loving it.
	5:36pm djsheilab: common—Me too! My heart beats faster when I hear that song.
	5:36pm Cecile: Also, it was the last full decade without Internet culture.
	5:37pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Mandy: totally agree. There is so much content out there and to me it seems like anyone can be a "musician," (having a computer that can make the sounds) but there also needs to be talent there.
	5:37pm mzz: oh I forgot abot JA. Her debut album didn't leave from turntable for a month back when my roommate gave ti to me back then.
	5:38pm Brian Cat: Cecile, good observation.
	5:38pm ?: Can you play "drop the pilot" for a Joan Twofer?
	5:39pm Chad Pearson: Can you play "drop the pilot" for a Joan Twofer?
	5:40pm fred: If I remember correctly, the 80s also featured a lot of terrible music
	5:40pm Michael 98145: - where else in the world can you hear a mix of music this deep and broad? -
	5:40pm northguineahills: I have many Cocteau Twins, but never heard that one before.
	5:40pm Cecile: oh, yes it did, fred.
	5:40pm Rob Kopp: @Mandy. I agree. In the time of vinyl or CD's (as long it's material) there was less "garbage". Nowadays everyone can put something on YouTube or where ever.
	5:41pm Brian Cat: fred, the bad charts were the American companies. The good stuff was the Second Wave Brits.
	5:41pm fred von helsing: Yes Swedish pop genes! Fave new FF band from there is Pale Honey.
	5:41pm Jocelyn: Meeting your heroes is thrilling. Even more so when they're just as nice as you expect them to be.
	5:42pm Cecile: Rob, and compared to the 60s and 70s, the 80s had SO MANY RECORDS. People complained that there were too many records out. Cheap studio time, digital tape. hahahaha
	5:43pm Michael 98145: by the 80s, radio had completely split off into genres
	5:44pm Cecile: As a metal and rap head, I do miss the days when the absolute best were at the top of the charts.
	5:44pm Mandy: that's why we need DJs like you Sheila! keep finding the good stuff for us!!<3
	5:44pm Michael 98145: whoa - wall of sound
	5:44pm Cecile: Or at least had huge word of mouth and great press.
	5:44pm Adrian in London: Arghhh! I LOVE this Samantha Jones song!
	5:45pm Chad Pearson: GREAT SHOW TODAY! BEST OF LUCK IN 2018!
	5:45pm ncjay: This one's on "Saint Etienne Present Songs For The Carnegie Deli", among other comps
	5:45pm fred von helsing: A good DJ is like a good newspaper editor. Filter out the gunk and deliver the primo. Too bad a DJ can't yell out stuff like "Get me rewrite!!!"
	5:45pm Jocelyn: Oh this song!
	5:46pm Cecile: well, I'm off to brave the damn cold.
	5:46pm Brian Cat: Sheila, this show was all over the place! My head was spinning for a while there!
	5:46pm Steve: I need this show today so bad. I love you forever. ♥️❤️
	5:46pm Michael 98145: ( when was the last time anyone read a copy of NME ? )
	5:46pm Rob Kopp: @Cecile: It's THE problem for everyone at the moment: CHOOSE. I mean, in NL when I grew up, we only had 2 TV programs. TWO! Now over hundred.
	5:46pm Cecile: You know even Justin Timberlake noted that good curators would be the movers and shakers of the future.
	5:46pm michaelGER: just wonderful
	5:47pm fred von helsing: NME? Good grief ... may as well ask about Spin.
	5:47pm Christine: This set is heavenly so far.
	5:47pm Cecile: Rob, I know. I have cut my channels back to a quarter of what I have and Netflix, and I've rarely been happier in my viewing. But there is just too much damn choice. I'm afraid to explore artists, I'm just looking for good songs.
	5:48pm JtotheK: digging the show today, hi sheilaB, hi boom boomers.
	5:48pm Cecile: Stay warm, safe and happy everyone! Prosit Neujahr!
	5:49pm Jocelyn: Cecile, I've always wanted to know what Justin's personal music collection consists of.
	5:49pm SeanG: Hola Sheila and all!
	5:49pm Rob Kopp: @Cecile: programs like these, when someone's picking the good stuff out for you, help.
	5:49pm Michael 98145: ciao, @Cecile
	5:50pm Rob Kopp: @Cceile: and just don't watch TV (except the news) helps as well of course
	5:50pm Brian Cat: Saint Etinne's Good Humor is on its way to my mailbox. Happy New Year Sheila and friends!
	5:50pm PBastille: Killer show. One of your best ever!
	5:50pm Jocelyn: Michael, showing my age with the answer but the last time I bought a copy I believe it had either Shirley Manson or Courtney Love on the cover.
	5:50pm Cecile: Exactly, Rob. Jocelyn, probably more amazing Timbaland tracks that anyone could ever hear.
	5:50pm djsheilab: WOW. Thanks PBastille!
	5:51pm Michael Z: Happy New Year to all and thank you Sheila for an amazing show. You are the Girl with the Coolest Attitude of all.
	5:51pm Rob Kopp: and a show with a lot of comment as well. I have to scroll back all the time to see who said what!
	5:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for 2017, Sheila. I hope you get good marks on your year-end performance review. You meet or exceed requirements in all areas.
	5:53pm Rob Kopp: This sleeve reminds me of the fist LP by Billy Bragg
	5:53pm Michael 98145: lotsa hearts and radios, too :)
	5:53pm djsheilab: Awwww....you're all leaving me such sweet comments. THANK YOU DEAR ONES!!!! I love our WFMU musical community.
	5:54pm Rob Kopp: now I see: also on the Utility label!
	5:54pm Jocelyn: I don't want this week's show to end!
	5:54pm Brian Cat: :-)
	5:54pm still b/p: Little Jack Frost is new to me and a great pick!
	5:55pm fred: I like how the Dead Famous People cover says "pay no more than £3.49" and discogs has it starting at €45.05
	5:56pm CTEmpress: Don't Freeze On Me: appropriate for the weather and in my New year's play box XOXO
	5:57pm Christine: Thanks for another brilliant show, Sheila. Hope you have a really Happy New Year!!
	5:57pm Michael 98145: thank you again, DJ Sheila. wishing everyone a better new year.
	5:57pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again Sheila, for a year with a lot of new songs you picked out for me. All the best for you in 2018. And best wishes for all those other listeners who are commenting here every week. Love you all.
	5:58pm fred: Thanks Sheila, and happy new year
	5:58pm Jocelyn: I want 2018 to be amazing for everyone. I'm so ready for this year to end.
	5:59pm Adrian in London: Thanks Sheila; I've loved listening to you this year and look forward to doing the same next week/year! Happy new year everyone!
	5:59pm Michael 98145: ( love your current avatar photo, @RK :)
	5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: SUW is going to be a rerun anyway. Lock the door and keep spinning, if you can.
	5:59pm northguineahills: Oh crap, it's 6, thanks Sheila, happy new year!
	6:00pm listener james from westwood: Sheila, you deserve a wonderful and warm New Year's Eve and 2018. Thanks so much!
	6:00pm The Contessa: Thank you Sheila for an extra wonderful show! Happy 2018 everyone!
	6:00pm DC: Another wonderful listen! Looking forward to SBB in 2018! Happy old year and new year everyone!
	6:00pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: Happy New Years to everyone, see you in 2018!
	6:00pm Rob Kopp: Here it's midnight
	6:00pm chris: have a happy, healthy and prosperous new year, Sheila! thank you!
	6:01pm Christine: Had a great time listening and chatting together today! Happy New Year to all!
	6:01pm Michael 98145: our friends in Seoul will reach the new year before us. let us know what it looks like :)
	6:01pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: Will do!
	6:02pm djsheilab: Thank you gang! Happy New year to you all! And much much love. See you in 2018! Xoxo
	6:02pm Just Ted: Don't forget to start the SUW comments please.

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from December 29, 2017

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