WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from September 20, 2019

Listener comments!
	3:00pm Jazzy Jas: LOWER THE BOOM! I am ready!
	3:00pm Jocelyn: Happy Friday Everyone!
	3:01pm ncjay: greetings, Friday music lovers including Sheila!
	3:01pm steveo: ee nay o?
	3:02pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey ShielaB and others! For some reason, I was expecting Miss Monica today
	3:03pm RomanDogBird: hello!
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Yay, Sheila!
	3:05pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow SBB
	3:05pm JtotheK: aloha sheilaB, hiya boom boomers.
	3:06pm Phillippe Bastille: hey JFFP and Jocelyn, how are ya's?
	3:06pm Cooh John: Hello djsheilab and sophisticates. Getting a massage as I listen. Body and spirit both relaxed.
	3:06pm djsheilab: Welcome Friday gang! I'm feeling the summer weather. Hope you're all in fine spirits!
	3:06pm Jocelyn: Phillippe, Pretty great thank you, Yourself?
	3:07pm John from Florham park: @philippe pretty good getting ready for the boom
	3:07pm B/wad: Tel Aviv welcomes Sheila B and the Boom Boomers!
	3:07pm tim from champaign: Hi Sheila and folks!
	3:09pm Phillippe Bastille: @Jocelyn @JFFP all good here!
	3:11pm Geoff in Ottawa: Perfect music for this beautiful, sunny day here in O-Town.
	3:12pm steveo: hi sheila! great sounds!
	3:13pm djsheilab: Happy friday Geoff in Ottawa, Phillippe Bastille, Jocelyn, tim from champaign, John from Florham Park, B/wad (hello Tel Avvi!!!), steveo, Cooh John, JtotheK, listener james from westwood, RomanDogBird, ncjay + Jazzy Jas!!
	3:15pm tp from bklyn: Love your show
	3:17pm djsheilab: Thanks tp from bklyn!
	3:21pm dano59: Tres groovy so far - got a work thing, catch you all after 5 (hour 3)
	3:22pm Passaic River Blues: @Sheila: I think you recently lamented the lack of recent reissues and anthologies focusing on female African artists. Yesterday, Trouble played a truly excellent cut off of the Africa Seven label's "Return to the Mothers' Garden (More Funky Sounds of Female Africa 1971-1982)" comp. It may be worth checking out. africaseven.bandcamp.com... africaseven.bandcamp.com...
	3:24pm Jazzy Jas: Pomegranates - such a tremendous comp. Own on CD and vinyl.
	3:24pm djsheilab: Passaic River Blues—I'm with you on these comps! Played the second volume a few weeks back. I actually sent the label a note telling them how much I appreciated them digging into the female side of things :)
	3:24pm djsheilab: Jazzy Jas—YESSSSS!!!!
	3:25pm BriJet: Lovin' this song and need to explore more Persian music!!
	3:26pm djsheilab: I recently went through the majority of the catalogue of a big African reissue label, and I was floored by how few women were featured. Maybe 3-4 women total on 50+ comps. ARGGGHHHH!!!!
	3:27pm P-90: Arriving a bit late, with Belated Happy Birthday Wishes!
	3:28pm Passaic River Blues: @Sheila: I should have known you were already on top of it!
	3:29pm djsheilab: BriJet—So glad you dig! It's my favorite Persian pop song hands down!
	3:29pm tim from champaign: @Sheila - Please use your superpowers to right those wrongs!
	3:29pm The Oscar: Afternoon-- how have I never heard this Shangri-Las??
	3:31pm Jazzy Jas: WHOOOOOOOOO! Nice version of I Can't Wait..So many and they are all good!
	3:32pm John from Florham park: Hey guys Middle East music is pretty damn good
	3:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Shangri Las - so Psychotronic !
	3:32pm listener james from westwood: Ooooh, so Dusty covered this , versus the other way round?
	3:33pm tim from champaign: @John - I support your statement!
	3:34pm thormagma: AFTERNOON BOOMERS! PEACE AND SOCIALISM FOR ALL! <3
	3:34pm John from Florham park: @Shelia like that will happen
	3:34pm Patrick Hoboken: Some of that Madeline Bell must have inspired St Etienne
	3:34pm John from Florham park: @Tim thanks
	3:35pm Smokestack: Enjoy that sunshine... The rain came early this year here in the Northwest.
	3:35pm harold fridkis: hi Sheila! hope you had a happy birthday this past Wednesday. I enjoy listening to sophisticated boom boom every week.
	3:36pm RomanDogBird: or as sluggo would say "boids"
	3:37pm John from Florham park: Happy belated birthday shelia
	3:37pm Karen: Just gotta say, this Boom Boom is quite sophisticated. Lovely, lovely Friday afternoon programming. Thank you!
	3:37pm Jocelyn: Hoping you had an amazing Birthday, Sheila!
	3:39pm Patrick Hoboken: >40, every birthday should be celebrated like a big one!
	3:39pm RomanDogBird: happy birthday sheila
	3:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Joyeux Virgoan Solar Return Lady ! :)
	3:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: <acquiring Pittsburgh accent> Hi, how yins doin' today? </accent off>
	3:41pm P-90: Yes, it’s all about the “overplayed” thing
	3:41pm Patrick Hoboken: Take it Easy > Hotel California imho... so sunny, so evocative...
	3:41pm The Oscar: Documentary Now did a pretty good two-parter loosely based on the Eagles documentary ("Gentle and Soft: The Story of the Blue Jean Committee"). Definitely worth a watch!
	3:42pm eyenoise: HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHIELA. Please keep this an Eagles-free zone.
	3:43pm eyenoise: Sorry for the typo . I know how to spell SHEILA!!!
	3:43pm djsheilab: Thanks for the birthday love, gang!
	3:43pm Karen: Happy Birthday Sheila B!
	3:43pm JtotheK: a habit i've gotten into is when coming across 45s I'm not familiar with is to do internet research by looking if said 45 was spun on WFMU. recent search was for Gloria Becker 'Sixteen Pounds', which I saw was the first 45 spun on your show when you moved to afternoons, @sheilaB! (so I knew it was worth the 2 dollars...)
	3:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like any FMUvian I aspire to open-mindedness ...but I have trouble with a lot of Mainstrem late 1970s & 80s from forced - & truly unrelenting over-exposure... Music & Culture are Emotional - & therefore highly contextual in one very major respect...
	3:44pm tim from champaign: Forget the Eagles! This Mariana Ingold is where it's at!
	3:44pm mr. mnemonic: i always just remember that SHE is SHEila :)
	3:47pm djsheilab: tim from champaign—Such an intriguing track, right?
	3:47pm djsheilab: RRNov63—Aspiring to open-mindedness! Beautifully said.
	3:49pm Phillippe Bastille: @Patrick agreed
	3:49pm tim from champaign: Yes it is! Also, your open mindedness (re watching the Eagles doc to learn more) is very admirable, Sheila!
	3:49pm John from Florham park: @RRN63 one thing I am tired of hearing is The Beatles, just the same songs over and over gets very old after a while
	3:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & F Yeah Kids <3 !
	3:49pm Patrick Hoboken: Loving that Lana Del Rey album
	3:50pm tneeld: Hi all! A little late today, but in time for the heavily censored LDR.
	3:50pm djsheilab: Patrick Hoboken—Indeed! Thankfully our music director got a hold of some clean versions for me.
	3:52pm Third World Man: Sheila: I was driving home from work when you asked about Hotel California. I listen mostly to your show, Evan, Zoe B, and Reggae schoolroom. Sometimes to Honkey Tonk Girl. I find that most people our age loved Hotel California when it came out in 1976. Think about it. A reggae song by a country rock band with a great solo about the California Lifestyle. The eagles were the biggest band in the world at the time and New Wave was just around the corner. Then it became hip to diss the eagle and bands like them. Most people who say meh to the eagles are secretly eagles fans.
	3:53pm djsheilab: Hey tneeld + mr. mnemonic + The Oscar + eyenoise + karen + Smokestack + harold fridkis + thormagma!
	3:53pm Jazzy Jas: Hot damn this Hollie Cook is TREMENDOUS!
	3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Often enjoys docs when meh or worse about Artists... But - been a Beatlemaniac since the original runs of their Cartoon Show! Highest Beatle tolerance of anyone I personally know. This is one reason I can't wriggle out of acknowledging Pop - in any sense of the word....despite a pretty strong AntiPopulist streak...
	3:54pm tim from champaign: Don Frey and Glenn Henley remind me of the two biggest dicks in high school that were not on the football team who crashed their car while extremely loaded into a bank and then got rewarded for it.
	3:54pm djsheilab: Third World Man—Oh what a fabulous post. Thank you! I too love that country-rock-reggae combo. Just such a unique + undeniable sound.
	3:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Honestly yeah tim.
	3:56pm P-90: Yay! for
	3:57pm Jocelyn: Carolyn!
	3:57pm P-90: Yay! for Hollie Cook
	3:57pm Jazzy Jas: Carolyn Crawford is soooo precious. Spent some time with her in Detroit.
	3:57pm John from Florham park: @Tim and @RRN63 I got the feeling the whole eagles band was a bunch of dicks
	3:58pm tneeld: I had no idea Boy George is Hollie Cook's godfather! The strange things that SBB inspires me to discover.
	3:58pm JtotheK: nice carolyn crawford track!
	3:58pm Third World Man: Sheila, there is a Bear Family Box set I am going to send you digitally. It's called "The Blissed out Birth of Country Rock" www.amazon.com...
	3:59pm Karen: Gotta say, your show is so spot on that Pup Bowie and I skipped our regular televised (late) lunch break. We’ll just have to wait to find out what happens in Das Boot.
	3:59pm tim from champaign: Similarly to tneeld, I had no idea who Hollie Cook let alone her family history. Thanks Sheila!
	4:00pm djsheilab: BACK TO THE EAGLES EVERYONE! ;) I did very much enjoy the point in the documentary when they came to Glenn Frey's solo career. "Smuggler's Blues" and "The Heat Is On" and "You Belong to the City" are something else. The chutzpah!
	4:00pm tneeld: I had no excuse re: Hollie Cook! I just watched The Slits documentary earlier this year.
	4:00pm John from Florham park: @Tneeld ever since I happened on this station I have been turned on to so much great music and a lot of it off the beaten path, one of the reasons why I have given up on commercial radio
	4:00pm Passaic River Blues: @Tim & Tneeld: Hollie was on SSB last year and it was incredible: wfmu.org...
	4:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I love plenty of stuff twixt Country & Rawk too - so it's not that.
	4:01pm Third World Man: I WAS AN EXTRA on Miami Vice during the Smugglers Blues episode. I grew up in Davie, FL
	4:02pm tneeld: @Passaic River Blues - thanks! Yet another episode of SBB for me to dig into. A wealth of riches.
	4:02pm John from Florham park: @Thirkd world man grew up in Deerfield beach, south Florida is a cultural wasteland
	4:03pm Third World Man: Hotel California was recorded in Miami FL at Criteria Studios.
	4:03pm djsheilab: Third World Man—WOAH!!!!
	4:03pm djsheilab: Awww...thank you Karen!
	4:03pm tim from champaign: Oh wow, thanks Passaic!
	4:04pm tneeld: @John - oh definitely! I've been listening since 1992 or so (which feels like a little amount of time compared to others here), and it changed my world.
	4:04pm Vanessa Tara: helllloooo! from out west!
	4:04pm tim from champaign: There's always Glenn Frey's Party Town. It is Friday, might be a good way to kick off the weekend.
	4:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yacht Rawk
	4:05pm Third World Man: John, it is now, but the reason I love reggea music is we could pick up the Jamacian and Bahamian stations in S Florida.
	4:05pm P-90: “Boys of Summer” might be my personal favorite post-Eagle guilty pleasure.
	4:05pm Third World Man: ZNS1 1480 khz AM Freeport
	4:07pm northguineahills: I first heard,"the heat is on", in a hotel pool in Kyoto", now it reminds me of Kyoto, (and then I soon moved backed to FL).
	4:07pm thormagma: Santo = saint, I believe!
	4:07pm P-90: Saint
	4:07pm Phillippe Bastille: Best song the Eagles ever did was a Jackson Browne song...
	4:08pm Karen: But it’s Eagles gossip to a very different soundtrack.
	4:08pm Third World Man: Jackson was almost an eagle.
	4:08pm MelindafromAustin: I believe Santo is a male Saint - but it is also used to refer to a Priest in the Santeria tradition.
	4:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...featureless bourgeois lowest common denominator pre-chewed culture to provide a simulacrum of rebellion without actually threatening anything or the strain of individual thot ...uh yeah 'Boys of Summer' ain't the worst...
	4:09pm RomanDogBird: the only thing i like about the eagles is the use of "disco strangler" in the cruisin' gourmet sketch on SCTV
	4:09pm Phillippe Bastille: P-90 agree whole-heartedly!
	4:09pm Third World Man: and the eagles helped record Jackson's Late For the Sky
	4:09pm Ike: Thank you for explaining to the poor demented pro-Don-Felder maniacs that, yes, we come here to ESCAPE from that kind of thing. Now can you do us a favor and explain that to Matt Warwick too? (The Eagles did do the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy theme though, but it was written by the drummer or something, who rarely if ever wrote anything for them, which explains why it doesn't sound like any of their other junk.)
	4:10pm YupiHaveOne: Soon as u said Holly is on Merge records, I knew she had to be great.
	4:10pm Third World Man: Don Henley was the drummer for the eagles.
	4:10pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila. I'll stay if the Eagles talk fades away ...:)
	4:11pm Vanessa Tara: thank you! - signed from montreal originally
	4:11pm Karen: @Ike whoa. I would never have guessed that.
	4:11pm harold fridkis: you mentioned the eagles on today's show. unfortunately,hotel California is boring 70s rock. I never really liked that song all that much.
	4:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I would like to meet Joe Walsh.
	4:12pm Third World Man: harold you loved it when you first heard it.
	4:13pm Third World Man: It's like Vivaldi's four seasons. It's everywhere, so you got sick of it.
	4:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: Back in the days when Howard Stern was my morning radio entertainment, he had Joe Walsh on a couple of times. Joe Walsh funny.
	4:13pm harold fridkis: I like the shangri-las much better than the eagles.
	4:13pm Jazzy Jas: God this Sorry Girls is magnificent. Needs to be in a David Lynch movie like NOW.
	4:14pm John from Florham park: @TWM that is true, remember when WSHE had a regaee show on Sunday morning
	4:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Those Shoes' ...& 'Already Gone'. But you see - those aren't the Ultra Overexposed Megahits...
	4:14pm listener james from westwood: Belinda!!
	4:14pm Third World Man: WSHE 103.5 FM and Zeta 4!
	4:14pm tneeld: Ahhh! I'm back in gym class circa 1988!!!
	4:15pm John from Florham park: @Ken loved Howard stern too but it was the same thing show after show
	4:15pm Patrick Hoboken: Belinda Carlisle: perfect 1987 female vocal power pop song
	4:16pm John from Florham park: @TWM damn straight ok rock stations back in the day before you could stream stations
	4:16pm Ike: Oops, sorry, not the drummer. Bernie Leadon wrote "Journey of the Sorcerer" and played banjo on it. The banjo makes it a lot less bland and colorless than most of their stuff.
	4:17pm Third World Man: Fun fact. WSHE went from southern rock in 1979-80 to new wave for a year. One day they we were hearing Double Vision and the next Day London Calling. Then they switched back.
	4:17pm P-90: RRN63: I met Joe years ago at a Renaissance Faire in California, actually took part in an after-hours singalong around a campfire with Joe and a bunch of the Faire people. Cool dude to hang out with. A nineties memory.
	4:17pm yippie: does she want earth and heaven to be completely mixed evenly together?
	4:18pm tneeld: @John - my college job in the 90's was listening to videotape recordings of NYC radio stations to find commercials to sell to other advertisers. In other words, fast forwarding through Howard Stern every day to find the Sprint commercials.
	4:18pm Third World Man: It was like the switch from hair metal to grunge. almost overnight
	4:18pm John from Florham park: @TWM moved to South Florida in 83
	4:19pm Jamie Simpson: Just want to say I have been listening to this station for 11 years now, since I was 16! I've taken it with me as I've lived and moved around the world from my hometown of Los Angeles, to all of my travels in the Navy. The app has made this so easy, don't know what I'd do without it. Listening from Manchester UK right now. Love my WFMU
	4:19pm Third World Man: John, I miss those stations. They were fun. I was in 7th grade and could ride my bike over to the WSHE studios and hang out. Eventually they put me to work.
	4:20pm frozen_peas: I love the color scheme on the live it up cover
	4:21pm Jazzy Jas: Boy this Kiki Dee really has a Gold Star Studios Perry Botkin-ish / David Gates sound. Love it!
	4:21pm John from Florham park: @Tbeeld sounded like a lot of fun
	4:21pm Third World Man: I got to meet quite a few second tier rock stars. I met Pat Travers the first week I hung out. I met Molly Hatchet, Blackfoot
	4:21pm djsheilab: Thanks for sharing, Jamie! So nice to hear that WFMU has been accompanying you around the world.
	4:21pm northguineahills: You're doing it correct Jamie. I discovered it online in school in '98, and have listening everywhere ever since, including trips overseas....
	4:22pm northguineahills: (I discovered it in FL, when it first started to stream)
	4:24pm Third World Man: Sheila B, I would never have guessed your age. from your photos I thought you were like 30. Happy Birthday.
	4:25pm Third World Man: NGH isn't this like the first day in Autumn in G-ville? Its the first nice day in 5 months.
	4:25pm djsheilab: Third World Man—It's all the champagne :)
	4:25pm Passaic River Blues: Big ups to both NGH and Jamie!
	4:26pm Third World Man: DJSB whatever you ar doing, its working.
	4:26pm BH: I guess there's a few people who can contrast and compare internet audio streaming quality of specific navy/army/air force bases
	4:26pm Jazzy Jas: This Alabama Shakes is sweet as hell. Darondo meets Timmy Thomas.
	4:28pm John from Florham park: @TWM did you know Herman and mcbean
	4:30pm John from Florham park: @Sheliab thought your were not a day over 21:)
	4:30pm dano59: The long Eagles doc revealed even more unsavory stuff than I wanted to forget in the first place. I am a fan of Randy's song though, and my band did Boys of Summer w/o irony.
	4:30pm Third World Man: He went to WGTR and in those days I was going to a Christian School. I was in Church. I didn't become normal again until 1985
	4:31pm John from Florham park: @TWM bummer with that
	4:32pm Third World Man: I almost missed Tears for Fears and Duran Duran.
	4:32pm Third World Man: Then I was a big fan of Neil Rodgers and hung out with him on WIOD.
	4:33pm Third World Man: I missed 1983-84 in music.
	4:33pm John from Florham park: @TWM I see your a fellow neliie
	4:34pm Third World Man: uncle neil. I miss him. RIP
	4:35pm Third World Man: there is an online archieve of Neil's old shows. He had me do a regular bit when I went to college where I would call him with a college report.
	4:35pm dano59: Good lord I had those 3. I got over it.
	4:36pm P-90: That’s a Trifecta right there, I tell you
	4:37pm John from Florham park: @TWM I think I remember that bit
	4:38pm Jamie: Thank you guys, I am not in the Navy anymore, I live with my husband in Manchester Uk. He loves the station now too :)
	4:40pm listener james from westwood: Bewitching!
	4:41pm tim from champaign: Great choice for single of the week, Sheila! What CAN"T Joe McGasko do?
	4:41pm Third World Man: Wow John. I thought no one remembered that.
	4:42pm Third World Man: I was Cousin Anthony in Lynchburg VA
	4:42pm northguineahills: @TWM: I'm now in Orlando (until one of these full time jobs in the state pan out), and it was the first mild 'morn of the season at 66F/19C, but it's 85F/31C right now...
	4:43pm P-90: @Jamie: So cool that you were able to take WFMU with you, via the internet. Before that were times I traveled and just had to leave it behind, and times I lived in other parts of the country and did without for years at a time...
	4:45pm northguineahills: @P-90:Since I've know WFMU, it's been online, so even in NYC I'd listen online. Then the app really changed things.!..(thanks Kenzo et al!)
	4:45pm Third World Man: How long are you in Orlando? You probably can hear Cuba on 530 AM down there.
	4:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: THX KENZO
	4:47pm tneeld: @P-90 now that I think of it, I think the first thing I ever streamed online was WFMU circa around 1997? I think on RealPlayer or some old thing.
	4:48pm Third World Man: wow real player.
	4:48pm Carmichael: Whoa, you played Kiki Dee while I was out. I met her once around '90 when she recorded a song called You're On Your Own with our favorite producer. Always loved her voice.
	4:49pm mysilentface: Hello Sheila! Belated happy birthday!!
	4:51pm Third World Man: SADE!
	4:51pm djsheilab: Thank you mysilentface!
	4:51pm Vanessa Tara: oh my!
	4:51pm Jamie: Yes, thank goodness for the advancement of technology, although reading RealPlayer just made me nostalgic
	4:51pm Vanessa Tara: that be grade 9 for me
	4:51pm djsheilab: Hey Vanessa Tara!
	4:52pm Vanessa Tara: *waves
	4:52pm P-90: Volume to eleven!
	4:52pm fred: Sheila, I tend to think about your show often these days, as there are many huge ads in the subway for a Googoosh concert in December
	4:53pm northguineahills: @Rev:I've interviewed for a job in Kissimmee, one in Miami, and one in Gainesville. Staying w/ my brother's fam until it gets figured out. All of my recs are in G-ville, my other stuff in Orange Park, and my half of my clothes in Orlando.
	4:53pm Vanessa Tara: my birthday was on sep 6
	4:53pm Mr. Pumpy: I just got in from a beautiful bike ride, I have the endorphins going, and SADE is kickin'! Thank you!
	4:54pm tneeld: How has Sade's music not aged in any way? It's an eternal mystery to me.
	4:54pm northguineahills: There's a good 'salsa' station here that plays great cumbia, reggaetón, and latin bass....(y nortena etc...
	4:54pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: Good morning/evening! It's been a while since I've caught the live broadcast.
	4:54pm Third World Man: Jamie I still use winamp
	4:56pm northguineahills: @tneeld: I read an article in the Wire (I think) about WFMU, and when I worked late the next day, it took a while, but the real player came up, and crappy, tinny, but amazing sounds!
	4:57pm Third World Man: NGH you can hear Jamaican music at night in Central Fla on 1540 via the Bahamas. Maybe even during the day depending on your location.
	4:58pm tneeld: @northguineahills - oh yes! I remember how completely terrible it sounded and how it cut out all the time (I was in central Jersey at the time and couldn't get it over the air), but I was so happy I could finally listen again.
	4:59pm Third World Man: For me it took SUW for me to discover WFMU.
	5:00pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @NGH and @Third World Man: sorta related, but highly recommend checking out radio.garden . It lets you scroll a globe of the world and you can hear radio station live broadcasts from all over.
	5:01pm Karen: Hate to say it/love to say it...but sop sax really wishes it were an oboe...
	5:01pm Passaic River Blues: Kenzo is basically my personal Marconi for the WFMU web streaming and app.
	5:03pm slugluv1313: Happy Happy Happy Birthday to you, Sheila B.!!! and TRUE! you totally look like a college kid! :) @ tneeld -- right? hard to believe that that SADE tune is over 30 years old @ dano59 -- you have gotten me curious, i have GOT to see that Eagles documentary now!
	5:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Speaking of the app... I can't get it to stream more than 5 minutes and the archives only play for about 20 minutes before it stops. Just me? Thinking about deleting and reinstalling
	5:03pm Third World Man: EMS. thank you so much for that!
	5:06pm harold fridkis: I love hearing the sound of your sweet voice on the radio, Sheila.
	5:07pm Joe McG: Sheila, I feel terrible strong about wanting an audio book of you reading that book!
	5:07pm P-90: The literary side of SBB
	5:08pm Karen: Holy Cow! That was a stop-everything-else-you’re-doing story!!!! :D <3
	5:08pm Carmichael: I have the iPhone version of the app, and it seems to work flawlessly. You may need to uninstall (from the cloud and everywhere else) and re-install.
	5:08pm RomanDogBird: i just cranked the volume up for this flans track
	5:08pm tneeld: I'm getting some serious Abba vibes off of this.
	5:09pm Carmichael: Someone's been listening to Abba. And I meant that as a compliment!
	5:09pm sleepy zuhoski: the iphone and android apps both could use a good update
	5:09pm Carmichael: Bam, tneeld!
	5:10pm Karen: Betta Fish Dougie is dancin away.
	5:11pm tneeld: @Carmichael I'm glad to not be alone in that opinion! And definitely a complement from me too.
	5:12pm P-90: Connie just kills it. And those horns!
	5:12pm Jazzy Jas: WHOOOOOO! In my top 20 70s soul of all time!
	5:13pm djsheilab: Joe McG—Haha! It was a joy to read!
	5:15pm Jazzy Jas: "Don't Worry Baby the Best is Yet to Come" by Bessie Banks on Quality label pairs perfectly like a fine wine to the Connie Laverne record. So damn good.
	5:17pm northguineahills: @EarlyMorning in Soul: oh, like aporee.org... (except field recordings on the map).thx!
	5:18pm djsheilab: Hey Early Morning In Seoul + those just joining! Thanks for the birthday love, slugluv1313!
	5:19pm djsheilab: And now for the 'more than occasional man!'
	5:20pm Carmichael: This sounds VERY familiar ....
	5:21pm djsheilab: Carmichael—I saw them on Tuesday night!
	5:21pm tneeld: I knew I knew this at some molecular level. And yep, it was my soundtrack to being a kid.
	5:22pm Carmichael: No way! I didn't know they were in your area. Hope it was fantastic. I need to contact PJ ...
	5:23pm Carmichael: This is Jack Harris singing lead. He was involved a lot with Pilot and John Miles.
	5:24pm Jocelyn: Hi Greg! I haven’t seen you in a while! I hope everything’s been well.
	5:25pm Patrick Hoboken: Sheila you know Emmitt ?! Great actor who has taught me a lot about Shakespeare!
	5:25pm djsheilab: Carmichael—I wish PJ would sing everything. He is brilliant!
	5:25pm Carmichael: He really livens things up, doesn't he?
	5:26pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: I'm currently packing up my things in preparation for moving back to the US in November. Any listeners have tips of how to pack lots of LPs (~500 or so) so they arrive safely?
	5:26pm djsheilab: Patrick Hoboken—I met him at the Alan Parsons gig! He said he listens to my show. I didn't know he was a Shakespearen actor!
	5:27pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Jocelyn: All is well! Super busy as I live out the last 1.5 months in Korea, before heading back to the US.
	5:27pm djsheilab: Shakespearean
	5:27pm frozen_peas: this is dreamy!
	5:27pm Carmichael: @EM in Seoul, I use footlockers. LPs fit perfectly edgewise, although they end up being fairly heavy.
	5:28pm dreamyandseedy: i'm here and i'm giddy! listened to the first hour while driving rural highways
	5:29pm northguineahills: @EarlyMorningin Seoul: Don't hire the Russian movers I did in Brooklyn (they only destroyed the shelving, not the recs). seriously, just find something close to 33-34x33-34cmx33-34cm boxes and stuff them in. they've worked for me. Wrap carefully if shellac....
	5:29pm djsheilab: Hey frozen_peas + dreamyandseedy!
	5:29pm Jocelyn: Lots of small boxes, bubble wrap, leave no gaps or empty spaces in the boxes
	5:29pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Carmichael: that's a good idea. Yeah I can definitely see them being a heavy lift!
	5:30pm Briguyhere: So pretty.
	5:30pm northguineahills: what Joceyn said, I've never used bubble wrap except for records smaller then 12".
	5:31pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @NGH: Thanks for the tip! I'm going to check with my friend who has a record store to see if I can get some of the boxes from their deliveries.
	5:32pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Jocelyn: Yep, I have tons and tons of bubble wrap. I've been saving lots of Amazon and packing stuff from them too.
	5:32pm northguineahills: @EMIS:It took me 4 days to move my recs to my friend's place in my Subaru, and he only lived 1.5 km away. (late July)
	5:35pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @NGH: That sounds comparably easier. My collection is moving all the way from Korea to Baltimore/Maryland area! It seems like everything made it here safely when I first moved, but I've increased a lot since then.
	5:35pm Briguyhere: The same space you allow your songs to fade you should allow yourself to just be :) You’re amazing.
	5:36pm tneeld: I totally notice the amazing segues on SBB, but now I kind of feel bad that I notice them? Sometimes accidents can be just as meaningful/beautiful? I second @Briguyhere!
	5:37pm karen eliot: yes. you’re an artist! I get obsessed like that too. it’s okay as long as it doesn’t hurt your health or interf
	5:38pm Phillippe Bastille: @EarlyMorningInSeoul Where are you moving to? I'm in Annapolis, recently moved from Clarksville
	5:38pm karen eliot: Oops. period after health.
	5:38pm Patrick Hoboken: @djsheilab: yes, Emmitt is a great Shakespearean actor/director! (Well, not just Shakespeare - other playwrights too)
	5:39pm Jamie: meditation is the only thing that works for me Sheila, highly recommend ❤
	5:40pm karen eliot: Great show!
	5:41pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Phillippe Bastille: Kind of up in the air right now. Before I came here I was living in the White Marsh/Perry Hall area. A little bit of a ways northeast of you.
	5:43pm djsheilab: Thank you Briguyhere. I shall take that with me :)
	5:44pm tak: sheilala. Lena again <3
	5:44pm artbrau: 123 OMG! Perfect bubbles.
	5:44pm djsheilab: Thank you, karen eliot. Good to know I'm not alone in this obsessiveness!
	5:44pm ross: your perfection does not go unnoticed - get well soon! xxxx
	5:45pm djsheilab: Thanks ross!
	5:46pm ncjay: but we still get to complement you on impeccable segues, right?
	5:46pm northguineahills: @EMIS:The only boxes that made it from Brooklyn to FL unscathed were my recs and turntables. It might have helped that the foreman (mover) was really into vinyl.
	5:46pm Rick G: Greetings super late! Just landed at SeaTac from a trip to Denver. Bad traffic now. I skipped a chance to see Giuda at the Bluebird while I was gone-bummer!
	5:47pm Monica: thx for another gorgeous show, sheila! xxoo
	5:47pm jake: first time listening to the show, really dig the music!
	5:48pm tneeld: The more I think of it, the wonderful segues are nice, but the best thing about SBB is the feeling you put into the show. That's the most important part.
	5:49pm Passaic River Blues: @Jake: come back around next week. There hasn't been a bad show yet.
	5:49pm Patrick Hoboken: agree with @Jamie; meditation is a great way to press "pause" and get perspective.
	5:49pm tim from champaign: Yes! Last Kind Words! Thanks for the great show, Sheila. Don't be too hard on yourself this week.
	5:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Sheila. May you always have the best birthdays, now to forever!
	5:50pm Carmichael: Hmm, I have a similar LP to this, which has the original version of When the Levee Breaks from the early 30s. Now I need to find it ...
	5:51pm djsheilab: Welcome jake! And I'm so glad you're digging SBB :)
	5:51pm JohnEBGood: Go Sheila Go John Filak
	5:51pm djsheilab: Thank you Monica :) xoxo
	5:51pm michael z: Last Kind Words was recorded in Houston. John Jeremiah Sullivan wrote the most brilliant article in the New York Times Magazine about it.
	5:52pm djsheilab: michael z.! Thanks for reminding me about the NY Times piece. It was spectacularly written. Here it is for those who haven't read it. www.nytimes.com...
	5:52pm michael z: And thank you Sheila for introducing us to new French music.
	5:53pm northguineahills: Happy fun weekend Sheila and friends!!
	5:54pm Phillippe Bastille: @earlyMorningInSeoul Ah. That neck of the woods is kind of a traffic nightmare now. Good luck!
	5:54pm Karen: This has some nice Bond feel to it, but like deeper.
	5:55pm dreamyandseedy: still obsessed with amber ...
	5:56pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Phillippe: Thanks! I'll be prepared. I'm hoping to pick a place not mixed in the craziness. The area by the mall could get pretty jammed up and this was around 5 years ago! I can only imagine now with all the development what it's like.
	5:56pm harold fridkis: thank you for a wonderful show,Sheila!
	5:57pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks SheilaB! Go home and rest up! And we'd love whatever you do -- doesn't have to be perfect, because nothing in life really is, right?
	5:57pm Karen: @djSB if I find the secret to being happy with one’s work, I will gladly share. Your stellar work is appreciated, but listen to the little voice. I’m sure we’d all still be impressed with what didn’t seem perfect to you. <3
	5:58pm P-90: Great show, DJ Sheila! Now blow out the candles and pop the bubbly...
	5:58pm JtotheK: Enjoyed the show, thanks SheilaB! And appreciate all the effort you put in every week for all of us!
	5:58pm JohnEBGood: I love my FMU family
	5:58pm slugluv1313: thanks so much for another fantastic show, Sheila B.!
	5:58pm dreamyandseedy: i am screaming!!!! COME THRU AMBER!!!! go sheila fingers crossed
	5:59pm Third World Man: Hey Shelia B, I suffer from the same problem, I am a perfectionist and it can sometimes be dehabilitating for me. You have a lot of love out here with your listeners. We don't know you but somehow we still love you, in some way. Find comfort in that.
	5:59pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @djsheilab: Thanks for another great show and enjoy your bday!!
	6:00pm Carmichael: Thanks and see ya Sheila!
	6:01pm djsheilab: You guys are the best! Thank you for all your wise words, support + advice. See you in a few weeks! Xoxoxo
	6:01pm DJ Guin: Sheila, take a bow.
	6:01pm Vanessa Tara: thank you sheila!!!
	12:08pm Michael 98145: Belated Happy Birthday, DJ Sheila ♥

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from September 20, 2019

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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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September 20, 2019: All Is Yin And All Is Yang

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Catherine Brénot	Et Tout Est Yin Et Tout Est Yang (Club Mix)	Night City Life	Spacetalk	2019	From 1987	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Capsule	End Of Summer "End Of Summer" by "Capsule"	Phony Phonic	Contemode	2003			0:06:43 (Pop-up)
Calypso Mama	Ask Me Why I Run "Ask Me Why I Run" by "Calypso Mama"	Calypso Madame	MaAuLa Records	2017	From 1957		0:08:07 (Pop-up)
Aamina Camaari	Rag waa Nacab iyo Nasteexo (Men are Cruel and Kind)	Sweet As Broken Dates: Lost Somali Tapes from the Horn of Africa	Ostinato Records	2017	From 1996		0:10:21 (Pop-up)
Wong Oi Ming	I Have To Tell You "I Have To Tell You" by "Wong Oi Ming"	Love is a One-Way Traffic: Groovy East Asian Chicks, 1960s-70s	Canary Records	2013			0:15:57 (Pop-up)
Da Lata	Um Amor A Mais featuring Luisa Maita	Fabiola	Agogo Records	2013			0:18:38 (Pop-up)
Marjan	Kavire Del "Kavire Del" by "Marjan"	Pomegranates: Persian Pop, Funk, Folk, and Psych of The 60s and 70s,	Finders Keepers	2009	From the 70s		0:22:24 (Pop-up)
The Shangri-Las	The Sweet Sounds Of Summer		Mercury	1966			0:26:29 (Pop-up)
Madeline Bell	I Can't Wait To See My Baby's Face	Bell's A Poppin'	RPM Records	2004	From 1967		0:29:41 (Pop-up)

Mariana Ingold	Cara A Cara "Cara A Cara" by "Mariana Ingold"	Cara A Cara	Left Ear Records	2019	From 1986 / Uruguay	*	0:41:24 (Pop-up)
Molly Linen	Soft As Love "Soft As Love" by "Molly Linen"	Outside	Lost Map	2019	From Glasgow	*	0:44:32 (Pop-up)
Lana Del Rey	Fuck It I Love You "Fuck It I Love You" by "Lana Del Rey"	Norman Fucking Rockwell	Interscope	2019		*	0:47:18 (Pop-up)
Hollie Cook	Dance In the Sunshine		Merge	2019		*	0:50:57 (Pop-up)
Carolyn Crawford	My Smile Is Just A Frown (Turned Upside Down)	Hitsville U.S.A., The Motown Singles Collection 1959-1971	Motown	1993	From 1964		0:55:56 (Pop-up)
Adwaith	Wine Time "Wine Time" by "Adwaith"		Recordiau Libertino Records	2019	From Wales	*	0:58:54 (Pop-up)
Amelinha	Santo E Demonio "Santo E Demonio" by "Amelinha"	Flor De Paisagem	Sony Music Brasil	N/A	From 1977		1:02:02 (Pop-up)

Sorry Girls	The One You Want "The One You Want" by "Sorry Girls"	Deborah	Arbutus	2019	LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS SONG!!!	*	1:11:07 (Pop-up)
Belinda Carlisle	Heaven Is A Place On Earth	Heaven On Earth	MCA	1987			1:14:02 (Pop-up)
Kiki Dee	With A Kiss "With A Kiss" by "Kiki Dee"	Live It Up! Bayswater Beat Girls 1964-1967	Ace Records	2019	From 1966	*	1:17:06 (Pop-up)
Supercar	Lucky "Lucky" by "Supercar"	Japan Not For Sale: Volume 2	Sony Music	1999	From 1997		1:20:49 (Pop-up)
Alabama Shakes	Guess Who "Guess Who" by "Alabama Shakes"	Sound And Color	ATO Records	2015			1:24:33 (Pop-up)
Little Eva	Down Home "Down Home" by "Little Eva"	Locomotion	Dimension	1963	Goffin & King!		1:27:13 (Pop-up)

Fairuz	Wahdon "Wahdon" by "Fairuz"	Wahdon	We Wants Sounds	2019	From 1978 / MY SINGLE OF THE WEEK! Thanks to Joe McGasko for this thoughtful birthday gift!	*	1:36:29 (Pop-up)
Men I Trust	Pierre "Pierre" by "Men I Trust"	Oncle Jazz	Independent	2019		*	1:41:38 (Pop-up)
Soledad Bravo	Cantos De Pilon "Cantos De Pilon" by "Soledad Bravo"	Palabras	Mundo Digital	2016	From 1974 / From Venezuela		1:44:49 (Pop-up)
Biig Piig	Sunny "Sunny" by "Biig Piig"		Sony Music UK	2019	From Ireland	*	1:47:00 (Pop-up)
Sade	Hang On To Your Love "Hang On To Your Love" by "Sade"	The Best Of Sade	Epic	1994	From 1984		1:49:55 (Pop-up)
Vivi	Mi Bord' A Toue "Mi Bord' A Toue" by "Vivi"	Ote Maloya	Strut	2017			1:54:08 (Pop-up)

Flans	Bazar "Bazar" by "Flans"	Flans	Melody Internacional	1985	Thanks Loy!		2:06:06 (Pop-up)
Connie Laverne	Can’t Live Without You	Club Classics: 50 Years Of Northern Soul	Charly	2018	From 1974		2:08:43 (Pop-up)
Hiromi Iwasaki	Fantasy "Fantasy" by "Hiromi Iwasaki"		Victor,	1976			2:11:15 (Pop-up)
Bon Voyage Organization	Goma (Radio Edit)		Wedge	2017			2:14:19 (Pop-up)
The Alan Parsons Project	Nucleus/ Day After Day (The Show Must Go On)	I Robot	Arista	1977	Shout out to Emmitt Joe G.!		2:19:30 (Pop-up)
Lena D’Agua	Tao "Tao" by "Lena D’Agua"	Terra Promedita	CBS	1986	My favorite discovery of this summer!		2:26:50 (Pop-up)

The Kickstand Band	It’s As Easy As 1,2,3	In the Sun	The Kickstand Band	2015	Thanks Marty F.!		2:39:09 (Pop-up)
Say A Little Prayer	Ren Ai "Ren Ai" by "Say A Little Prayer"	Like	Barrier Free	1998			2:41:50 (Pop-up)
Geeshie Wiley & Elvie Thomas	Last Kind Words Blues	Mississippi Blues Vol. 1, (1928-1937)	Document Records	1993	From 1930		2:46:30 (Pop-up)
La Féline	Effet De Nuit "Effet De Nuit" by "La Féline"	Vie Future	Kwaidan	2019		*	2:49:31 (Pop-up)
Amber Mark	What If "What If" by "Amber Mark"		Jasmine Music	2019	God bless this brilliant woman! Her voice gets me every time.	*	2:53:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm Jazzy Jas: LOWER THE BOOM! I am ready!
	3:00pm Jocelyn: Happy Friday Everyone!
	3:01pm ncjay: greetings, Friday music lovers including Sheila!
	3:01pm steveo: ee nay o?
	3:02pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey ShielaB and others! For some reason, I was expecting Miss Monica today
	3:03pm RomanDogBird: hello!
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Yay, Sheila!
	3:05pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow SBB
	3:05pm JtotheK: aloha sheilaB, hiya boom boomers.
	3:06pm Phillippe Bastille: hey JFFP and Jocelyn, how are ya's?
	3:06pm Cooh John: Hello djsheilab and sophisticates. Getting a massage as I listen. Body and spirit both relaxed.
	3:06pm djsheilab: Welcome Friday gang! I'm feeling the summer weather. Hope you're all in fine spirits!
	3:06pm Jocelyn: Phillippe, Pretty great thank you, Yourself?
	3:07pm John from Florham park: @philippe pretty good getting ready for the boom
	3:07pm B/wad: Tel Aviv welcomes Sheila B and the Boom Boomers!
	3:07pm tim from champaign: Hi Sheila and folks!
	3:09pm Phillippe Bastille: @Jocelyn @JFFP all good here!
	3:11pm Geoff in Ottawa: Perfect music for this beautiful, sunny day here in O-Town.
	3:12pm steveo: hi sheila! great sounds!
	3:13pm djsheilab: Happy friday Geoff in Ottawa, Phillippe Bastille, Jocelyn, tim from champaign, John from Florham Park, B/wad (hello Tel Avvi!!!), steveo, Cooh John, JtotheK, listener james from westwood, RomanDogBird, ncjay + Jazzy Jas!!
	3:15pm tp from bklyn: Love your show
	3:17pm djsheilab: Thanks tp from bklyn!
	3:21pm dano59: Tres groovy so far - got a work thing, catch you all after 5 (hour 3)
	3:22pm Passaic River Blues: @Sheila: I think you recently lamented the lack of recent reissues and anthologies focusing on female African artists. Yesterday, Trouble played a truly excellent cut off of the Africa Seven label's "Return to the Mothers' Garden (More Funky Sounds of Female Africa 1971-1982)" comp. It may be worth checking out. africaseven.bandcamp.com... africaseven.bandcamp.com...
	3:24pm Jazzy Jas: Pomegranates - such a tremendous comp. Own on CD and vinyl.
	3:24pm djsheilab: Passaic River Blues—I'm with you on these comps! Played the second volume a few weeks back. I actually sent the label a note telling them how much I appreciated them digging into the female side of things :)
	3:24pm djsheilab: Jazzy Jas—YESSSSS!!!!
	3:25pm BriJet: Lovin' this song and need to explore more Persian music!!
	3:26pm djsheilab: I recently went through the majority of the catalogue of a big African reissue label, and I was floored by how few women were featured. Maybe 3-4 women total on 50+ comps. ARGGGHHHH!!!!
	3:27pm P-90: Arriving a bit late, with Belated Happy Birthday Wishes!
	3:28pm Passaic River Blues: @Sheila: I should have known you were already on top of it!
	3:29pm djsheilab: BriJet—So glad you dig! It's my favorite Persian pop song hands down!
	3:29pm tim from champaign: @Sheila - Please use your superpowers to right those wrongs!
	3:29pm The Oscar: Afternoon-- how have I never heard this Shangri-Las??
	3:31pm Jazzy Jas: WHOOOOOOOOO! Nice version of I Can't Wait..So many and they are all good!
	3:32pm John from Florham park: Hey guys Middle East music is pretty damn good
	3:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Shangri Las - so Psychotronic !
	3:32pm listener james from westwood: Ooooh, so Dusty covered this , versus the other way round?
	3:33pm tim from champaign: @John - I support your statement!
	3:34pm thormagma: AFTERNOON BOOMERS! PEACE AND SOCIALISM FOR ALL! <3
	3:34pm John from Florham park: @Shelia like that will happen
	3:34pm Patrick Hoboken: Some of that Madeline Bell must have inspired St Etienne
	3:34pm John from Florham park: @Tim thanks
	3:35pm Smokestack: Enjoy that sunshine... The rain came early this year here in the Northwest.
	3:35pm harold fridkis: hi Sheila! hope you had a happy birthday this past Wednesday. I enjoy listening to sophisticated boom boom every week.
	3:36pm RomanDogBird: or as sluggo would say "boids"
	3:37pm John from Florham park: Happy belated birthday shelia
	3:37pm Karen: Just gotta say, this Boom Boom is quite sophisticated. Lovely, lovely Friday afternoon programming. Thank you!
	3:37pm Jocelyn: Hoping you had an amazing Birthday, Sheila!
	3:39pm Patrick Hoboken: >40, every birthday should be celebrated like a big one!
	3:39pm RomanDogBird: happy birthday sheila
	3:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Joyeux Virgoan Solar Return Lady ! :)
	3:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: <acquiring Pittsburgh accent> Hi, how yins doin' today? </accent off>
	3:41pm P-90: Yes, it’s all about the “overplayed” thing
	3:41pm Patrick Hoboken: Take it Easy > Hotel California imho... so sunny, so evocative...
	3:41pm The Oscar: Documentary Now did a pretty good two-parter loosely based on the Eagles documentary ("Gentle and Soft: The Story of the Blue Jean Committee"). Definitely worth a watch!
	3:42pm eyenoise: HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHIELA. Please keep this an Eagles-free zone.
	3:43pm eyenoise: Sorry for the typo . I know how to spell SHEILA!!!
	3:43pm djsheilab: Thanks for the birthday love, gang!
	3:43pm Karen: Happy Birthday Sheila B!
	3:43pm JtotheK: a habit i've gotten into is when coming across 45s I'm not familiar with is to do internet research by looking if said 45 was spun on WFMU. recent search was for Gloria Becker 'Sixteen Pounds', which I saw was the first 45 spun on your show when you moved to afternoons, @sheilaB! (so I knew it was worth the 2 dollars...)
	3:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like any FMUvian I aspire to open-mindedness ...but I have trouble with a lot of Mainstrem late 1970s & 80s from forced - & truly unrelenting over-exposure... Music & Culture are Emotional - & therefore highly contextual in one very major respect...
	3:44pm tim from champaign: Forget the Eagles! This Mariana Ingold is where it's at!
	3:44pm mr. mnemonic: i always just remember that SHE is SHEila :)
	3:47pm djsheilab: tim from champaign—Such an intriguing track, right?
	3:47pm djsheilab: RRNov63—Aspiring to open-mindedness! Beautifully said.
	3:49pm Phillippe Bastille: @Patrick agreed
	3:49pm tim from champaign: Yes it is! Also, your open mindedness (re watching the Eagles doc to learn more) is very admirable, Sheila!
	3:49pm John from Florham park: @RRN63 one thing I am tired of hearing is The Beatles, just the same songs over and over gets very old after a while
	3:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & F Yeah Kids <3 !
	3:49pm Patrick Hoboken: Loving that Lana Del Rey album
	3:50pm tneeld: Hi all! A little late today, but in time for the heavily censored LDR.
	3:50pm djsheilab: Patrick Hoboken—Indeed! Thankfully our music director got a hold of some clean versions for me.
	3:52pm Third World Man: Sheila: I was driving home from work when you asked about Hotel California. I listen mostly to your show, Evan, Zoe B, and Reggae schoolroom. Sometimes to Honkey Tonk Girl. I find that most people our age loved Hotel California when it came out in 1976. Think about it. A reggae song by a country rock band with a great solo about the California Lifestyle. The eagles were the biggest band in the world at the time and New Wave was just around the corner. Then it became hip to diss the eagle and bands like them. Most people who say meh to the eagles are secretly eagles fans.
	3:53pm djsheilab: Hey tneeld + mr. mnemonic + The Oscar + eyenoise + karen + Smokestack + harold fridkis + thormagma!
	3:53pm Jazzy Jas: Hot damn this Hollie Cook is TREMENDOUS!
	3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Often enjoys docs when meh or worse about Artists... But - been a Beatlemaniac since the original runs of their Cartoon Show! Highest Beatle tolerance of anyone I personally know. This is one reason I can't wriggle out of acknowledging Pop - in any sense of the word....despite a pretty strong AntiPopulist streak...
	3:54pm tim from champaign: Don Frey and Glenn Henley remind me of the two biggest dicks in high school that were not on the football team who crashed their car while extremely loaded into a bank and then got rewarded for it.
	3:54pm djsheilab: Third World Man—Oh what a fabulous post. Thank you! I too love that country-rock-reggae combo. Just such a unique + undeniable sound.
	3:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Honestly yeah tim.
	3:56pm P-90: Yay! for
	3:57pm Jocelyn: Carolyn!
	3:57pm P-90: Yay! for Hollie Cook
	3:57pm Jazzy Jas: Carolyn Crawford is soooo precious. Spent some time with her in Detroit.
	3:57pm John from Florham park: @Tim and @RRN63 I got the feeling the whole eagles band was a bunch of dicks
	3:58pm tneeld: I had no idea Boy George is Hollie Cook's godfather! The strange things that SBB inspires me to discover.
	3:58pm JtotheK: nice carolyn crawford track!
	3:58pm Third World Man: Sheila, there is a Bear Family Box set I am going to send you digitally. It's called "The Blissed out Birth of Country Rock" www.amazon.com...
	3:59pm Karen: Gotta say, your show is so spot on that Pup Bowie and I skipped our regular televised (late) lunch break. We’ll just have to wait to find out what happens in Das Boot.
	3:59pm tim from champaign: Similarly to tneeld, I had no idea who Hollie Cook let alone her family history. Thanks Sheila!
	4:00pm djsheilab: BACK TO THE EAGLES EVERYONE! ;) I did very much enjoy the point in the documentary when they came to Glenn Frey's solo career. "Smuggler's Blues" and "The Heat Is On" and "You Belong to the City" are something else. The chutzpah!
	4:00pm tneeld: I had no excuse re: Hollie Cook! I just watched The Slits documentary earlier this year.
	4:00pm John from Florham park: @Tneeld ever since I happened on this station I have been turned on to so much great music and a lot of it off the beaten path, one of the reasons why I have given up on commercial radio
	4:00pm Passaic River Blues: @Tim & Tneeld: Hollie was on SSB last year and it was incredible: wfmu.org...
	4:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I love plenty of stuff twixt Country & Rawk too - so it's not that.
	4:01pm Third World Man: I WAS AN EXTRA on Miami Vice during the Smugglers Blues episode. I grew up in Davie, FL
	4:02pm tneeld: @Passaic River Blues - thanks! Yet another episode of SBB for me to dig into. A wealth of riches.
	4:02pm John from Florham park: @Thirkd world man grew up in Deerfield beach, south Florida is a cultural wasteland
	4:03pm Third World Man: Hotel California was recorded in Miami FL at Criteria Studios.
	4:03pm djsheilab: Third World Man—WOAH!!!!
	4:03pm djsheilab: Awww...thank you Karen!
	4:03pm tim from champaign: Oh wow, thanks Passaic!
	4:04pm tneeld: @John - oh definitely! I've been listening since 1992 or so (which feels like a little amount of time compared to others here), and it changed my world.
	4:04pm Vanessa Tara: helllloooo! from out west!
	4:04pm tim from champaign: There's always Glenn Frey's Party Town. It is Friday, might be a good way to kick off the weekend.
	4:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yacht Rawk
	4:05pm Third World Man: John, it is now, but the reason I love reggea music is we could pick up the Jamacian and Bahamian stations in S Florida.
	4:05pm P-90: “Boys of Summer” might be my personal favorite post-Eagle guilty pleasure.
	4:05pm Third World Man: ZNS1 1480 khz AM Freeport
	4:07pm northguineahills: I first heard,"the heat is on", in a hotel pool in Kyoto", now it reminds me of Kyoto, (and then I soon moved backed to FL).
	4:07pm thormagma: Santo = saint, I believe!
	4:07pm P-90: Saint
	4:07pm Phillippe Bastille: Best song the Eagles ever did was a Jackson Browne song...
	4:08pm Karen: But it’s Eagles gossip to a very different soundtrack.
	4:08pm Third World Man: Jackson was almost an eagle.
	4:08pm MelindafromAustin: I believe Santo is a male Saint - but it is also used to refer to a Priest in the Santeria tradition.
	4:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...featureless bourgeois lowest common denominator pre-chewed culture to provide a simulacrum of rebellion without actually threatening anything or the strain of individual thot ...uh yeah 'Boys of Summer' ain't the worst...
	4:09pm RomanDogBird: the only thing i like about the eagles is the use of "disco strangler" in the cruisin' gourmet sketch on SCTV
	4:09pm Phillippe Bastille: P-90 agree whole-heartedly!
	4:09pm Third World Man: and the eagles helped record Jackson's Late For the Sky
	4:09pm Ike: Thank you for explaining to the poor demented pro-Don-Felder maniacs that, yes, we come here to ESCAPE from that kind of thing. Now can you do us a favor and explain that to Matt Warwick too? (The Eagles did do the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy theme though, but it was written by the drummer or something, who rarely if ever wrote anything for them, which explains why it doesn't sound like any of their other junk.)
	4:10pm YupiHaveOne: Soon as u said Holly is on Merge records, I knew she had to be great.
	4:10pm Third World Man: Don Henley was the drummer for the eagles.
	4:10pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila. I'll stay if the Eagles talk fades away ...:)
	4:11pm Vanessa Tara: thank you! - signed from montreal originally
	4:11pm Karen: @Ike whoa. I would never have guessed that.
	4:11pm harold fridkis: you mentioned the eagles on today's show. unfortunately,hotel California is boring 70s rock. I never really liked that song all that much.
	4:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I would like to meet Joe Walsh.
	4:12pm Third World Man: harold you loved it when you first heard it.
	4:13pm Third World Man: It's like Vivaldi's four seasons. It's everywhere, so you got sick of it.
	4:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: Back in the days when Howard Stern was my morning radio entertainment, he had Joe Walsh on a couple of times. Joe Walsh funny.
	4:13pm harold fridkis: I like the shangri-las much better than the eagles.
	4:13pm Jazzy Jas: God this Sorry Girls is magnificent. Needs to be in a David Lynch movie like NOW.
	4:14pm John from Florham park: @TWM that is true, remember when WSHE had a regaee show on Sunday morning
	4:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Those Shoes' ...& 'Already Gone'. But you see - those aren't the Ultra Overexposed Megahits...
	4:14pm listener james from westwood: Belinda!!
	4:14pm Third World Man: WSHE 103.5 FM and Zeta 4!
	4:14pm tneeld: Ahhh! I'm back in gym class circa 1988!!!
	4:15pm John from Florham park: @Ken loved Howard stern too but it was the same thing show after show
	4:15pm Patrick Hoboken: Belinda Carlisle: perfect 1987 female vocal power pop song
	4:16pm John from Florham park: @TWM damn straight ok rock stations back in the day before you could stream stations
	4:16pm Ike: Oops, sorry, not the drummer. Bernie Leadon wrote "Journey of the Sorcerer" and played banjo on it. The banjo makes it a lot less bland and colorless than most of their stuff.
	4:17pm Third World Man: Fun fact. WSHE went from southern rock in 1979-80 to new wave for a year. One day they we were hearing Double Vision and the next Day London Calling. Then they switched back.
	4:17pm P-90: RRN63: I met Joe years ago at a Renaissance Faire in California, actually took part in an after-hours singalong around a campfire with Joe and a bunch of the Faire people. Cool dude to hang out with. A nineties memory.
	4:17pm yippie: does she want earth and heaven to be completely mixed evenly together?
	4:18pm tneeld: @John - my college job in the 90's was listening to videotape recordings of NYC radio stations to find commercials to sell to other advertisers. In other words, fast forwarding through Howard Stern every day to find the Sprint commercials.
	4:18pm Third World Man: It was like the switch from hair metal to grunge. almost overnight
	4:18pm John from Florham park: @TWM moved to South Florida in 83
	4:19pm Jamie Simpson: Just want to say I have been listening to this station for 11 years now, since I was 16! I've taken it with me as I've lived and moved around the world from my hometown of Los Angeles, to all of my travels in the Navy. The app has made this so easy, don't know what I'd do without it. Listening from Manchester UK right now. Love my WFMU
	4:19pm Third World Man: John, I miss those stations. They were fun. I was in 7th grade and could ride my bike over to the WSHE studios and hang out. Eventually they put me to work.
	4:20pm frozen_peas: I love the color scheme on the live it up cover
	4:21pm Jazzy Jas: Boy this Kiki Dee really has a Gold Star Studios Perry Botkin-ish / David Gates sound. Love it!
	4:21pm John from Florham park: @Tbeeld sounded like a lot of fun
	4:21pm Third World Man: I got to meet quite a few second tier rock stars. I met Pat Travers the first week I hung out. I met Molly Hatchet, Blackfoot
	4:21pm djsheilab: Thanks for sharing, Jamie! So nice to hear that WFMU has been accompanying you around the world.
	4:21pm northguineahills: You're doing it correct Jamie. I discovered it online in school in '98, and have listening everywhere ever since, including trips overseas....
	4:22pm northguineahills: (I discovered it in FL, when it first started to stream)
	4:24pm Third World Man: Sheila B, I would never have guessed your age. from your photos I thought you were like 30. Happy Birthday.
	4:25pm Third World Man: NGH isn't this like the first day in Autumn in G-ville? Its the first nice day in 5 months.
	4:25pm djsheilab: Third World Man—It's all the champagne :)
	4:25pm Passaic River Blues: Big ups to both NGH and Jamie!
	4:26pm Third World Man: DJSB whatever you ar doing, its working.
	4:26pm BH: I guess there's a few people who can contrast and compare internet audio streaming quality of specific navy/army/air force bases
	4:26pm Jazzy Jas: This Alabama Shakes is sweet as hell. Darondo meets Timmy Thomas.
	4:28pm John from Florham park: @TWM did you know Herman and mcbean
	4:30pm John from Florham park: @Sheliab thought your were not a day over 21:)
	4:30pm dano59: The long Eagles doc revealed even more unsavory stuff than I wanted to forget in the first place. I am a fan of Randy's song though, and my band did Boys of Summer w/o irony.
	4:30pm Third World Man: He went to WGTR and in those days I was going to a Christian School. I was in Church. I didn't become normal again until 1985
	4:31pm John from Florham park: @TWM bummer with that
	4:32pm Third World Man: I almost missed Tears for Fears and Duran Duran.
	4:32pm Third World Man: Then I was a big fan of Neil Rodgers and hung out with him on WIOD.
	4:33pm Third World Man: I missed 1983-84 in music.
	4:33pm John from Florham park: @TWM I see your a fellow neliie
	4:34pm Third World Man: uncle neil. I miss him. RIP
	4:35pm Third World Man: there is an online archieve of Neil's old shows. He had me do a regular bit when I went to college where I would call him with a college report.
	4:35pm dano59: Good lord I had those 3. I got over it.
	4:36pm P-90: That’s a Trifecta right there, I tell you
	4:37pm John from Florham park: @TWM I think I remember that bit
	4:38pm Jamie: Thank you guys, I am not in the Navy anymore, I live with my husband in Manchester Uk. He loves the station now too :)
	4:40pm listener james from westwood: Bewitching!
	4:41pm tim from champaign: Great choice for single of the week, Sheila! What CAN"T Joe McGasko do?
	4:41pm Third World Man: Wow John. I thought no one remembered that.
	4:42pm Third World Man: I was Cousin Anthony in Lynchburg VA
	4:42pm northguineahills: @TWM: I'm now in Orlando (until one of these full time jobs in the state pan out), and it was the first mild 'morn of the season at 66F/19C, but it's 85F/31C right now...
	4:43pm P-90: @Jamie: So cool that you were able to take WFMU with you, via the internet. Before that were times I traveled and just had to leave it behind, and times I lived in other parts of the country and did without for years at a time...
	4:45pm northguineahills: @P-90:Since I've know WFMU, it's been online, so even in NYC I'd listen online. Then the app really changed things.!..(thanks Kenzo et al!)
	4:45pm Third World Man: How long are you in Orlando? You probably can hear Cuba on 530 AM down there.
	4:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: THX KENZO
	4:47pm tneeld: @P-90 now that I think of it, I think the first thing I ever streamed online was WFMU circa around 1997? I think on RealPlayer or some old thing.
	4:48pm Third World Man: wow real player.
	4:48pm Carmichael: Whoa, you played Kiki Dee while I was out. I met her once around '90 when she recorded a song called You're On Your Own with our favorite producer. Always loved her voice.
	4:49pm mysilentface: Hello Sheila! Belated happy birthday!!
	4:51pm Third World Man: SADE!
	4:51pm djsheilab: Thank you mysilentface!
	4:51pm Vanessa Tara: oh my!
	4:51pm Jamie: Yes, thank goodness for the advancement of technology, although reading RealPlayer just made me nostalgic
	4:51pm Vanessa Tara: that be grade 9 for me
	4:51pm djsheilab: Hey Vanessa Tara!
	4:52pm Vanessa Tara: *waves
	4:52pm P-90: Volume to eleven!
	4:52pm fred: Sheila, I tend to think about your show often these days, as there are many huge ads in the subway for a Googoosh concert in December
	4:53pm northguineahills: @Rev:I've interviewed for a job in Kissimmee, one in Miami, and one in Gainesville. Staying w/ my brother's fam until it gets figured out. All of my recs are in G-ville, my other stuff in Orange Park, and my half of my clothes in Orlando.
	4:53pm Vanessa Tara: my birthday was on sep 6
	4:53pm Mr. Pumpy: I just got in from a beautiful bike ride, I have the endorphins going, and SADE is kickin'! Thank you!
	4:54pm tneeld: How has Sade's music not aged in any way? It's an eternal mystery to me.
	4:54pm northguineahills: There's a good 'salsa' station here that plays great cumbia, reggaetón, and latin bass....(y nortena etc...
	4:54pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: Good morning/evening! It's been a while since I've caught the live broadcast.
	4:54pm Third World Man: Jamie I still use winamp
	4:56pm northguineahills: @tneeld: I read an article in the Wire (I think) about WFMU, and when I worked late the next day, it took a while, but the real player came up, and crappy, tinny, but amazing sounds!
	4:57pm Third World Man: NGH you can hear Jamaican music at night in Central Fla on 1540 via the Bahamas. Maybe even during the day depending on your location.
	4:58pm tneeld: @northguineahills - oh yes! I remember how completely terrible it sounded and how it cut out all the time (I was in central Jersey at the time and couldn't get it over the air), but I was so happy I could finally listen again.
	4:59pm Third World Man: For me it took SUW for me to discover WFMU.
	5:00pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @NGH and @Third World Man: sorta related, but highly recommend checking out radio.garden . It lets you scroll a globe of the world and you can hear radio station live broadcasts from all over.
	5:01pm Karen: Hate to say it/love to say it...but sop sax really wishes it were an oboe...
	5:01pm Passaic River Blues: Kenzo is basically my personal Marconi for the WFMU web streaming and app.
	5:03pm slugluv1313: Happy Happy Happy Birthday to you, Sheila B.!!! and TRUE! you totally look like a college kid! :) @ tneeld -- right? hard to believe that that SADE tune is over 30 years old @ dano59 -- you have gotten me curious, i have GOT to see that Eagles documentary now!
	5:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Speaking of the app... I can't get it to stream more than 5 minutes and the archives only play for about 20 minutes before it stops. Just me? Thinking about deleting and reinstalling
	5:03pm Third World Man: EMS. thank you so much for that!
	5:06pm harold fridkis: I love hearing the sound of your sweet voice on the radio, Sheila.
	5:07pm Joe McG: Sheila, I feel terrible strong about wanting an audio book of you reading that book!
	5:07pm P-90: The literary side of SBB
	5:08pm Karen: Holy Cow! That was a stop-everything-else-you’re-doing story!!!! :D <3
	5:08pm Carmichael: I have the iPhone version of the app, and it seems to work flawlessly. You may need to uninstall (from the cloud and everywhere else) and re-install.
	5:08pm RomanDogBird: i just cranked the volume up for this flans track
	5:08pm tneeld: I'm getting some serious Abba vibes off of this.
	5:09pm Carmichael: Someone's been listening to Abba. And I meant that as a compliment!
	5:09pm sleepy zuhoski: the iphone and android apps both could use a good update
	5:09pm Carmichael: Bam, tneeld!
	5:10pm Karen: Betta Fish Dougie is dancin away.
	5:11pm tneeld: @Carmichael I'm glad to not be alone in that opinion! And definitely a complement from me too.
	5:12pm P-90: Connie just kills it. And those horns!
	5:12pm Jazzy Jas: WHOOOOOO! In my top 20 70s soul of all time!
	5:13pm djsheilab: Joe McG—Haha! It was a joy to read!
	5:15pm Jazzy Jas: "Don't Worry Baby the Best is Yet to Come" by Bessie Banks on Quality label pairs perfectly like a fine wine to the Connie Laverne record. So damn good.
	5:17pm northguineahills: @EarlyMorning in Soul: oh, like aporee.org... (except field recordings on the map).thx!
	5:18pm djsheilab: Hey Early Morning In Seoul + those just joining! Thanks for the birthday love, slugluv1313!
	5:19pm djsheilab: And now for the 'more than occasional man!'
	5:20pm Carmichael: This sounds VERY familiar ....
	5:21pm djsheilab: Carmichael—I saw them on Tuesday night!
	5:21pm tneeld: I knew I knew this at some molecular level. And yep, it was my soundtrack to being a kid.
	5:22pm Carmichael: No way! I didn't know they were in your area. Hope it was fantastic. I need to contact PJ ...
	5:23pm Carmichael: This is Jack Harris singing lead. He was involved a lot with Pilot and John Miles.
	5:24pm Jocelyn: Hi Greg! I haven’t seen you in a while! I hope everything’s been well.
	5:25pm Patrick Hoboken: Sheila you know Emmitt ?! Great actor who has taught me a lot about Shakespeare!
	5:25pm djsheilab: Carmichael—I wish PJ would sing everything. He is brilliant!
	5:25pm Carmichael: He really livens things up, doesn't he?
	5:26pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: I'm currently packing up my things in preparation for moving back to the US in November. Any listeners have tips of how to pack lots of LPs (~500 or so) so they arrive safely?
	5:26pm djsheilab: Patrick Hoboken—I met him at the Alan Parsons gig! He said he listens to my show. I didn't know he was a Shakespearen actor!
	5:27pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Jocelyn: All is well! Super busy as I live out the last 1.5 months in Korea, before heading back to the US.
	5:27pm djsheilab: Shakespearean
	5:27pm frozen_peas: this is dreamy!
	5:27pm Carmichael: @EM in Seoul, I use footlockers. LPs fit perfectly edgewise, although they end up being fairly heavy.
	5:28pm dreamyandseedy: i'm here and i'm giddy! listened to the first hour while driving rural highways
	5:29pm northguineahills: @EarlyMorningin Seoul: Don't hire the Russian movers I did in Brooklyn (they only destroyed the shelving, not the recs). seriously, just find something close to 33-34x33-34cmx33-34cm boxes and stuff them in. they've worked for me. Wrap carefully if shellac....
	5:29pm djsheilab: Hey frozen_peas + dreamyandseedy!
	5:29pm Jocelyn: Lots of small boxes, bubble wrap, leave no gaps or empty spaces in the boxes
	5:29pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Carmichael: that's a good idea. Yeah I can definitely see them being a heavy lift!
	5:30pm Briguyhere: So pretty.
	5:30pm northguineahills: what Joceyn said, I've never used bubble wrap except for records smaller then 12".
	5:31pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @NGH: Thanks for the tip! I'm going to check with my friend who has a record store to see if I can get some of the boxes from their deliveries.
	5:32pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Jocelyn: Yep, I have tons and tons of bubble wrap. I've been saving lots of Amazon and packing stuff from them too.
	5:32pm northguineahills: @EMIS:It took me 4 days to move my recs to my friend's place in my Subaru, and he only lived 1.5 km away. (late July)
	5:35pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @NGH: That sounds comparably easier. My collection is moving all the way from Korea to Baltimore/Maryland area! It seems like everything made it here safely when I first moved, but I've increased a lot since then.
	5:35pm Briguyhere: The same space you allow your songs to fade you should allow yourself to just be :) You’re amazing.
	5:36pm tneeld: I totally notice the amazing segues on SBB, but now I kind of feel bad that I notice them? Sometimes accidents can be just as meaningful/beautiful? I second @Briguyhere!
	5:37pm karen eliot: yes. you’re an artist! I get obsessed like that too. it’s okay as long as it doesn’t hurt your health or interf
	5:38pm Phillippe Bastille: @EarlyMorningInSeoul Where are you moving to? I'm in Annapolis, recently moved from Clarksville
	5:38pm karen eliot: Oops. period after health.
	5:38pm Patrick Hoboken: @djsheilab: yes, Emmitt is a great Shakespearean actor/director! (Well, not just Shakespeare - other playwrights too)
	5:39pm Jamie: meditation is the only thing that works for me Sheila, highly recommend ❤
	5:40pm karen eliot: Great show!
	5:41pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Phillippe Bastille: Kind of up in the air right now. Before I came here I was living in the White Marsh/Perry Hall area. A little bit of a ways northeast of you.
	5:43pm djsheilab: Thank you Briguyhere. I shall take that with me :)
	5:44pm tak: sheilala. Lena again <3
	5:44pm artbrau: 123 OMG! Perfect bubbles.
	5:44pm djsheilab: Thank you, karen eliot. Good to know I'm not alone in this obsessiveness!
	5:44pm ross: your perfection does not go unnoticed - get well soon! xxxx
	5:45pm djsheilab: Thanks ross!
	5:46pm ncjay: but we still get to complement you on impeccable segues, right?
	5:46pm northguineahills: @EMIS:The only boxes that made it from Brooklyn to FL unscathed were my recs and turntables. It might have helped that the foreman (mover) was really into vinyl.
	5:46pm Rick G: Greetings super late! Just landed at SeaTac from a trip to Denver. Bad traffic now. I skipped a chance to see Giuda at the Bluebird while I was gone-bummer!
	5:47pm Monica: thx for another gorgeous show, sheila! xxoo
	5:47pm jake: first time listening to the show, really dig the music!
	5:48pm tneeld: The more I think of it, the wonderful segues are nice, but the best thing about SBB is the feeling you put into the show. That's the most important part.
	5:49pm Passaic River Blues: @Jake: come back around next week. There hasn't been a bad show yet.
	5:49pm Patrick Hoboken: agree with @Jamie; meditation is a great way to press "pause" and get perspective.
	5:49pm tim from champaign: Yes! Last Kind Words! Thanks for the great show, Sheila. Don't be too hard on yourself this week.
	5:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Sheila. May you always have the best birthdays, now to forever!
	5:50pm Carmichael: Hmm, I have a similar LP to this, which has the original version of When the Levee Breaks from the early 30s. Now I need to find it ...
	5:51pm djsheilab: Welcome jake! And I'm so glad you're digging SBB :)
	5:51pm JohnEBGood: Go Sheila Go John Filak
	5:51pm djsheilab: Thank you Monica :) xoxo
	5:51pm michael z: Last Kind Words was recorded in Houston. John Jeremiah Sullivan wrote the most brilliant article in the New York Times Magazine about it.
	5:52pm djsheilab: michael z.! Thanks for reminding me about the NY Times piece. It was spectacularly written. Here it is for those who haven't read it. www.nytimes.com...
	5:52pm michael z: And thank you Sheila for introducing us to new French music.
	5:53pm northguineahills: Happy fun weekend Sheila and friends!!
	5:54pm Phillippe Bastille: @earlyMorningInSeoul Ah. That neck of the woods is kind of a traffic nightmare now. Good luck!
	5:54pm Karen: This has some nice Bond feel to it, but like deeper.
	5:55pm dreamyandseedy: still obsessed with amber ...
	5:56pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Phillippe: Thanks! I'll be prepared. I'm hoping to pick a place not mixed in the craziness. The area by the mall could get pretty jammed up and this was around 5 years ago! I can only imagine now with all the development what it's like.
	5:56pm harold fridkis: thank you for a wonderful show,Sheila!
	5:57pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks SheilaB! Go home and rest up! And we'd love whatever you do -- doesn't have to be perfect, because nothing in life really is, right?
	5:57pm Karen: @djSB if I find the secret to being happy with one’s work, I will gladly share. Your stellar work is appreciated, but listen to the little voice. I’m sure we’d all still be impressed with what didn’t seem perfect to you. <3
	5:58pm P-90: Great show, DJ Sheila! Now blow out the candles and pop the bubbly...
	5:58pm JtotheK: Enjoyed the show, thanks SheilaB! And appreciate all the effort you put in every week for all of us!
	5:58pm JohnEBGood: I love my FMU family
	5:58pm slugluv1313: thanks so much for another fantastic show, Sheila B.!
	5:58pm dreamyandseedy: i am screaming!!!! COME THRU AMBER!!!! go sheila fingers crossed
	5:59pm Third World Man: Hey Shelia B, I suffer from the same problem, I am a perfectionist and it can sometimes be dehabilitating for me. You have a lot of love out here with your listeners. We don't know you but somehow we still love you, in some way. Find comfort in that.
	5:59pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @djsheilab: Thanks for another great show and enjoy your bday!!
	6:00pm Carmichael: Thanks and see ya Sheila!
	6:01pm djsheilab: You guys are the best! Thank you for all your wise words, support + advice. See you in a few weeks! Xoxoxo
	6:01pm DJ Guin: Sheila, take a bow.
	6:01pm Vanessa Tara: thank you sheila!!!
	12:08pm Michael 98145: Belated Happy Birthday, DJ Sheila ♥

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from September 20, 2019

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