WFMU: Domestic Partner with Faye: Playlist from October 1, 2018

Listener comments!
	8:02pm Your Ace from Exchange Place: Greetings!
	8:02pm melinda: Hello Fayelord!
	8:02pm HEAT: HEYYYOOOOO
	8:02pm ranjit: mellow peanuts special mood
	8:03pm Richard S: I'm casting my fate to the wind, and listening to Faye!
	8:04pm Cooh John: Fayelord strikes again. Cast Your Fate To the Wind is such a great instrumental. Such potential for the dynamic range.
	8:04pm Folsom: wasn't Fayelord '66 a supergroup?
	8:06pm dale: superhit - summer of 42. r.i.p. michele legrand.
	8:07pm Cooh John: I heard a story that Charles Shulz wanted Vince Guaraldi to score the Peanuts specials after hearing Cast Your Fate To the Wind.
	8:08pm dale: percy faiths theme from a summers place was the biggie in 62.
	8:08pm famous original sugarwolf: FAYELORD!!!
	8:11pm melinda: Love Young-Holt. Wack!
	8:12pm steveo: Digging the scholarly take!
	8:13pm Faye: Hi everybody!Thanks for tuning in!
	8:15pm melinda: Nice crowd sounds.
	8:19pm Jeff Moore: THIS IS GROOVY!
	8:21pm dale: sexy exodus here.
	8:21pm dale: nothing like the chosen people swinging out of egypt.
	8:23pm melinda: @dale haha
	8:24pm Lena: i love the topic/ discussion this week, really interesting stuff
	8:25pm Folsom: sanford and son theme!
	8:25pm Richard S: They don't really make TV themes like they used to...
	8:25pm melinda: @Folsom totally
	8:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Word puzzle time! Let's start with an easy one. Fill in the blanks: F_y_L_r_.
	8:25pm Richard S: John Williams did the themes for "Lost in Space" and "The Time Tunnel"
	8:26pm steveo: As a WFMU listener, I find myself sometimes thinking about the connections between gospel, blues, and rock. I suppose I also need to add jazz onto the equation. Maybe jazz is a reaction against the vocal traditions that grew out of church hymns? Anyone recommend any readings that explore thoughts like this?
	8:26pm Folsom: also Barney Miller theme!
	8:26pm Cooh John: We don't need no woids.
	8:26pm Fuzzy: There are 2 different Lost In Space themes --- which one, or both?
	8:28pm Richard S: This one - at least www.youtube.com...
	8:33pm Richard S: Classic 60s instrumentals!!!! When was the last time an instrumental could top the pop music charts?
	8:33pm Faye: great quesion Richard! We'll get to that!
	8:33pm DC: Digging The Tornados and the broadcast!
	8:34pm Fuzzy: Chuck Mangione, Van McCoy -- I'd say '77 or so.
	8:34pm Fuzzy: But Herb Alpert would say i am wrong.
	8:35pm Listener Robert: The trouble is that since someone made "Go To Hell On 7 Second Delay", I can think of nothing else when I hear "Telstar".
	8:35pm dale: love is blue!!!
	8:35pm Richard S: We can look it up when we get home, Fuzzy.
	8:35pm melinda: The Hustle! Herb!
	8:35pm Fuzzy: Ah -- nice!
	8:35pm dale: had this 45 as a kid.
	8:37pm Fuzzy: This is a strange version.
	8:37pm Listener Robert: Actually that's a general problem with all instrumentals, going back centuries: They practically invite wise guys to concoct lyrics, usually nasty ones.
	8:38pm dale: really? that was the version i owned.
	8:39pm Fuzzy: Not on Pickwick?
	8:46pm Fuzzy: Your call is important to us...
	8:46pm Folsom: Popcorn got pretty high i think, not sure if number 1 though
	8:47pm Faye: lol such a good point robert...
	8:48pm Listener Robert: I even concoct some lyrics to to short instrumental passages in pop music that has lyrics. For instance, in "Do Ya" I add "...and sawing wood and sawing wood and sawing wood and sawing wood." Then there was the person whose grandma was always adding from the radio ad "L-A-V-A, L-A-V-A" to the kettle drums in "Thus Spake Zarathustra".
	8:49pm steveo: Did Vangelis get to number one?
	8:54pm Richard S: "Harlem Shake" touched #1 in 2013 medium.com... Before that, it was the Miami Vice theme in 1985 www.albanyherald.com...
	9:01pm Richard S: Fun show! Added to my Favorites!
	1:38am Tiffanie T!: thank YOU, FAYELORD! I loved this so much.

Domestic Partner with Faye: Playlist from October 1, 2018

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Artists, DJs and more characters from the music industry join former host of Hello Children, Faye for cutting-edge performances and sets curated with signature incisive charm and pop sensibility.

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October 1, 2018: The Fayelord Radio Hour: Instrumental Super Hits

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Artist	Track	Year	Approx. start time
Vince Guaraldi Trio	Cast Your Fate To the Wind	1963	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Young-Holt Trio	Wack Wack "Wack Wack" by "Young-Holt Trio"	1966	0:10:49 (Pop-up)
"Cannonball" Adderley	Mercy, Mercy, Mercy	1967	0:13:20 (Pop-up)
Philip Upchurch Combo	You Can't Sit Down, Pt. 2	1961	0:16:59 (Pop-up)
Eddie Harris	Exodus "Exodus" by "Eddie Harris"	1961	0:18:56 (Pop-up)

Hugh Masekela	Grazing in the Grass	1966	0:28:58 (Pop-up)
The Tornados	Telstar "Telstar" by "The Tornados"	1962	0:31:09 (Pop-up)
Paul Mauriat and His Orchestra	Love Is Blue (L'Amour Est Bleu)	1968	0:34:17 (Pop-up)

Raymond Lefèvre and His Orchestra	Soul Coaxing (Âme Câline)	1968	0:42:02 (Pop-up)
Walter Wanderley	Summer Samba (So Nice)	1966	0:44:08 (Pop-up)
Ray Barretto	El Watusi "El Watusi" by "Ray Barretto"	1963	0:47:09 (Pop-up)
Billy Vaughn	A Swingin' Safari "A Swingin' Safari" by "Billy Vaughn"	1962	0:49:28 (Pop-up)
Bill Pursell	Our Winter Love "Our Winter Love" by "Bill Pursell"	1965	0:51:41 (Pop-up)

	Harlem Shake "Harlem Shake"		1:00:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:02pm Your Ace from Exchange Place: Greetings!
	8:02pm melinda: Hello Fayelord!
	8:02pm HEAT: HEYYYOOOOO
	8:02pm ranjit: mellow peanuts special mood
	8:03pm Richard S: I'm casting my fate to the wind, and listening to Faye!
	8:04pm Cooh John: Fayelord strikes again. Cast Your Fate To the Wind is such a great instrumental. Such potential for the dynamic range.
	8:04pm Folsom: wasn't Fayelord '66 a supergroup?
	8:06pm dale: superhit - summer of 42. r.i.p. michele legrand.
	8:07pm Cooh John: I heard a story that Charles Shulz wanted Vince Guaraldi to score the Peanuts specials after hearing Cast Your Fate To the Wind.
	8:08pm dale: percy faiths theme from a summers place was the biggie in 62.
	8:08pm famous original sugarwolf: FAYELORD!!!
	8:11pm melinda: Love Young-Holt. Wack!
	8:12pm steveo: Digging the scholarly take!
	8:13pm Faye: Hi everybody!Thanks for tuning in!
	8:15pm melinda: Nice crowd sounds.
	8:19pm Jeff Moore: THIS IS GROOVY!
	8:21pm dale: sexy exodus here.
	8:21pm dale: nothing like the chosen people swinging out of egypt.
	8:23pm melinda: @dale haha
	8:24pm Lena: i love the topic/ discussion this week, really interesting stuff
	8:25pm Folsom: sanford and son theme!
	8:25pm Richard S: They don't really make TV themes like they used to...
	8:25pm melinda: @Folsom totally
	8:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Word puzzle time! Let's start with an easy one. Fill in the blanks: F_y_L_r_.
	8:25pm Richard S: John Williams did the themes for "Lost in Space" and "The Time Tunnel"
	8:26pm steveo: As a WFMU listener, I find myself sometimes thinking about the connections between gospel, blues, and rock. I suppose I also need to add jazz onto the equation. Maybe jazz is a reaction against the vocal traditions that grew out of church hymns? Anyone recommend any readings that explore thoughts like this?
	8:26pm Folsom: also Barney Miller theme!
	8:26pm Cooh John: We don't need no woids.
	8:26pm Fuzzy: There are 2 different Lost In Space themes --- which one, or both?
	8:28pm Richard S: This one - at least www.youtube.com...
	8:33pm Richard S: Classic 60s instrumentals!!!! When was the last time an instrumental could top the pop music charts?
	8:33pm Faye: great quesion Richard! We'll get to that!
	8:33pm DC: Digging The Tornados and the broadcast!
	8:34pm Fuzzy: Chuck Mangione, Van McCoy -- I'd say '77 or so.
	8:34pm Fuzzy: But Herb Alpert would say i am wrong.
	8:35pm Listener Robert: The trouble is that since someone made "Go To Hell On 7 Second Delay", I can think of nothing else when I hear "Telstar".
	8:35pm dale: love is blue!!!
	8:35pm Richard S: We can look it up when we get home, Fuzzy.
	8:35pm melinda: The Hustle! Herb!
	8:35pm Fuzzy: Ah -- nice!
	8:35pm dale: had this 45 as a kid.
	8:37pm Fuzzy: This is a strange version.
	8:37pm Listener Robert: Actually that's a general problem with all instrumentals, going back centuries: They practically invite wise guys to concoct lyrics, usually nasty ones.
	8:38pm dale: really? that was the version i owned.
	8:39pm Fuzzy: Not on Pickwick?
	8:46pm Fuzzy: Your call is important to us...
	8:46pm Folsom: Popcorn got pretty high i think, not sure if number 1 though
	8:47pm Faye: lol such a good point robert...
	8:48pm Listener Robert: I even concoct some lyrics to to short instrumental passages in pop music that has lyrics. For instance, in "Do Ya" I add "...and sawing wood and sawing wood and sawing wood and sawing wood." Then there was the person whose grandma was always adding from the radio ad "L-A-V-A, L-A-V-A" to the kettle drums in "Thus Spake Zarathustra".
	8:49pm steveo: Did Vangelis get to number one?
	8:54pm Richard S: "Harlem Shake" touched #1 in 2013 medium.com... Before that, it was the Miami Vice theme in 1985 www.albanyherald.com...
	9:01pm Richard S: Fun show! Added to my Favorites!
	1:38am Tiffanie T!: thank YOU, FAYELORD! I loved this so much.

Domestic Partner with Faye: Playlist from October 1, 2018

Listener comments!

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