WFMU: Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from September 25, 2024

Listener comments!
	🦝 11:51am Ouwe Korstmospeper: Hij is weer goed hoor, Janneman.
	🦝 11:52am Jan Turkenburg: Hoi OK!
	🦝 11:53am Ouwe Korstmospeper: Piepeloi!
	🦝 11:54am Ouwe Korstmospeper: Ik vind korstmossen overigens fascinerende symbiotische organismen. Maar dat geheel en al terzijde.
	12:00pm Krys O.: Hi!
	🦝 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi, Krys!
	🦝 12:04pm Ouwe Korstmospeper: Ouwe Korst in keuken eten maken
	🦝 12:04pm Jan Turkenburg: I finished my macaroni just in time...
	🦝 12:08pm Ouwe Korstmospeper: ↳ Song: "Dracula" by "ZZ en de Maskers" did ZZ & de Maskers sing in Dutch as well as English or was there a period they changed from one to the other?
	🦝 12:10pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Ouwe Korstmospeper @12:08 I think they just sang in both languages
	🦝 12:11pm Ouwe Korstmospeper: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @12:10 Confusing. Nice, but confusing. But nice. Also confusing.
	🦝 12:12pm NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Hallo Jan Turkenburg en Hallo allemaal in radioland!
	🦝 12:12pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Ouwe Korstmospeper @12:11 And they also did a lot of instrumentals
	🦝 12:13pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @12:12 Hallo Net Geen Echte Dokter!
	🦝 12:16pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @12:12 In which language?
	🦝 12:19pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @12:16 Desperanto I suppose...
	12:32pm Mr Fab: ↳ Song: "Mariwana Maruwana" by "Fabien Collin" Good day, Jan! Thís song reminds me of a crazy guy John Lennon signed to Apple Records, the pot-obsessed John Peel.
	🦝 12:33pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab!
	12:33pm Mr Fab: ↳ Song: "I'm Gonna Shoot The Deejay" by "The Press" Probably a coincidence, but the horns remind me of Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire"!
	🦝 12:34pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ Song: "I'm Gonna Shoot The Deejay" by "The Press" What happens when one presses there?
	🦝 12:35pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @12:34 A slap in the face? A kiss? Who knows!
	🦝 12:35pm Jan Turkenburg: Would you try? I think I would...
	🦝 12:37pm Paper Kosmonaut: I thought maybe something would happen to the record cover itself. Like Warhol's banana.
	🦝 12:37pm NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Some very aggressive musicians and a not so ethical DJ...
	🦝 12:37pm Jan Turkenburg: Oh no, just a plain ordinary record sleeve...
	🦝 12:39pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @12:37 That's Dutch Ethics for ya.
	12:39pm Mr Fab: Ska was pretty popular, eh?
	🦝 12:41pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ Mr Fab @12:39 indeed!
	🦝 12:41pm Paper Kosmonaut: Yay!
	12:42pm WR: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @12:39 Hello Jan and folks. Paper Kosmonaut, your comment calls to mind a term I heard as a youth, being told by your parents that you were "in Dutch" meant you were very much in trouble. Guess I can turn to the internet for an explanation now.
	12:42pm Mr Fab: I AM CHANGING THE ENTIRE SHEENA'S FORMAT TO 24/7 FOURYOS.
	🦝 12:43pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Mr Fab @12:42 😂
	12:43pm WR: Yay, I connected in time for Teenager Muziek!
	🦝 12:43pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello, WR!
	🦝 12:44pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ Song: "Panopticum" by "Fouryo's" Och hoezeer zou ik er van genieten een welgemikten muilpeer op het smoel van een zo een Fouryo te zetten.
	12:52pm Christianne: Één héél goedenavond althezaam!
	🦝 12:53pm Jan Turkenburg: Eensgelijks mijn zéér geliefde Christianne!
	🦝 12:54pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ WR @12:42 Hey WR, I learned that most english expressions using the word "Dutch" have a negative connotation. Dutch Uncle, Dutch Treat, Going Dutch, etc.
	🦝 12:55pm Paper Kosmonaut: 'Dutch angle' actually refers to the German expressionism in cinematography so, it actually is "Deutsch" instead of Dutch.
	12:56pm Mr Fab: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @12:54 I didn't think those were all bad. Doesn't "Dutch treat" just mean that 2 people are splitting the bill?
	🦝 12:58pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ Mr Fab @12:56 That's right, but I guess it is used when that action is frowned upon.
	🦝 1:00pm Paper Kosmonaut: Beat the Dutch: To exceed expectations. › Dutch act / cure: Committing suicide. › Dutch agreement: An agreement made while intoxicated. › Dutch auction: An auction in which the goods are offered at gradually decreasing prices. The first bidder to accept wins. › Dutch bargain: A bargain settled over drinks. › Dutch collar: A horse collar. › Dutch comfort: Deriving comfort from the fact that things could be worse. › Dutch concert: Lots of noise, like that made by a group of drunken Dutchmen. › Dutch courage: Liquid courage provided by alcohol. › Dutch defence: A sham defence. › Dutch generosity: Stinginess. › Dutch headache: Hangover. › Dutch leaf: False gold leaf. › Dutch leave: When a soldier is absent without leave, AWOL. › Dutch gold: An alloy of copper and zinc, yellow in colour, that’s easily tarnished unless lacquered. Imitation gold leaf is made from it, hence the name Dutch leaf. It is also called Dutch metal. › Dutch nightingales: Frogs. › Dutch reckoning: an excessively high bill that’s neither itemised nor detailed. › Dutch rub: To rub your knuckles across the top of someone’s head while holding their head under your other arm. › Dutch talent: More brawn than brain. › Dutch treat: When you go out to eat and each person pays for themselves. To go Dutch has the same meaning. › Dutch widow: A prostitute. › Dutch wife: A long bolster. › Dutched: Cancelled. › Dutchman's draught: A very large beer. › Double Dutch: Gibberish, hard to understand language. Also a jump rope game. › To go Dutch: When you go out to eat and each person pays for themselves. Same as Dutch treat. › To be in Dutch with someone: Being in trouble with someone. › I'm a Dutchman if I do: A strong refusal. › If not, I'm a Dutchman: Used to strengthen an affirmation or assertion. › In Dutch: In trouble, out of favour, under suspicion. › To talk like a Dutch uncle: Being stern and firm. › Well, I'm a Dutchman!: An exclamation of strong incredulity.
	1:00pm Hugo (NL): Wauw wat een track. Tnx Jan, en good afternoon/evening
	1:00pm WR: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @12:54 Dutch Treat, Going Dutch are, of course meaning splitting the bill, original implication being that the male wasn't going to pay for his date. Quickly developed other connotations, meaning the lady is sharing the price so the guy cannot use the date to press for dominance. By the 80s it just meant sharing. Not familiar with Dutch Uncle. Maybe it also alludes to being stingy over money.
	🦝 1:00pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Hugo (NL) @1:00 Hallo Hugo!
	🦝 1:01pm Paper Kosmonaut: Kiem always clickystar
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Dutch comfort: Deriving comfort from the fact that things could be worse. Yes, that's me!
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @1:02 Also very Monty Python
	1:03pm WR: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @1:00 thanks, most alluding to assumed character of stingy with money or alcohol. Still wondering to connection with being "in Dutch".
	🦝 1:04pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ WR @1:03 it's in that list, WR: To be in Dutch with someone: Being in trouble with someone.
	🦝 1:06pm Paper Kosmonaut: The Dutch had a lot of enemies in the 17th century. We had on and off beef with the British, the Spanish, the French, all (and if not all, then a lot) because of the trade in the East and West Indies.
	🦝 1:07pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @1:06 I guess it finds its origins in those quarrely times.
	1:35pm WR: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @1:07 best explanation of being "in Dutch" that I've found so far. Detailed enough that I can now get on with my life.
	🦝 1:36pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ WR @1:35 (-;
	1:40pm WR: ↳ Song: "Burgemeester" by "Dutch Word Of The Week" This one is easy enough even for a slow learner like me.
	🦝 1:42pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @1:40 In fact the head of our Family in the days we still had our castle was called Turkenburgemeester.
	1:50pm WR: ↳ Song: "Blackbird" by "Braq" Wow, this sets a high bar. I was thinking of reprising my karaoke go to, doing I wanna hold your hand with a Johnny Rotten snarl. Not very musical.
	🦝 1:52pm Jan Turkenburg: Braq was founded by old youth choir members of the R.C. church from which I was part as a flute player together with Emiel on guitar (in the picture) . The lead singer Ton van Asselen (also in the pciture) is a distant cousin of mine and conductor back in the days. Also: Annet van Zwieten in this photograph. All three from Vinkeveen, where I was born.
	1:55pm WR: Looking forward to hearing MHLee and Darryl's recordings!
	1:56pm Krys O.: Thanks, Jan!
	🦝 1:57pm Jan Turkenburg: 🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️
	🦝 1:58pm Paper Kosmonaut: Thanks, Jan! a dike of a show.

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from September 25, 2024

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Two hours of Dutch pop music history, live from the city of Zwolle in The Netherlands.

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Artwork: Ouwe Korstmospeper

Artist	Track	Year	Approx. start time
BZN	Intro (Dutch National Anthem)	1970	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Spinvis	Op Een Ochtend In Het Heelal	2007	0:00:49 (Pop-up)
ZZ en de Maskers	Dracula "Dracula" by "ZZ en de Maskers"	1963	0:06:32 (Pop-up)
The Mudgang	The Daltons "The Daltons" by "The Mudgang"	1985	0:09:45 (Pop-up)
Claw Boys Claw	Monoman "Monoman" by "Claw Boys Claw"	1987	0:14:30 (Pop-up)
ZWOLLE! "ZWOLLE!"
Prodigal Sons	So Long Gone "So Long Gone" by "Prodigal Sons"	1992	0:18:46 (Pop-up)
Fab_Girls	War on the wall "War on the wall" by "Fab_Girls"	1982	0:23:21 (Pop-up)

Fabien Collin	Mariwana Maruwana "Mariwana Maruwana" by "Fabien Collin"	1967	0:26:56 (Pop-up)
The Press	I'm Gonna Shoot The Deejay	1981	0:31:08 (Pop-up)
Sleepless Nights	Radio Airplay "Radio Airplay" by "Sleepless Nights"	1980	0:34:40 (Pop-up)
Gruppo Sportivo	Goodbye Radio "Goodbye Radio" by "Gruppo Sportivo"	1980	0:37:53 (Pop-up)
Teenager Muziek Express "Teenager Muziek Express"
Fouryo's	Panopticum "Panopticum" by "Fouryo's"	1962	0:41:58 (Pop-up)
Rob de Nijs	How Do You Do It "How Do You Do It" by "Rob de Nijs"	1963	0:43:47 (Pop-up)
René & His Alligators	The Alligator's Dance	1961	0:45:38 (Pop-up)

Kayak	Mouldy Wood "Mouldy Wood" by "Kayak"	1973	0:49:25 (Pop-up)
St John & The Crew	I'm a man "I'm a man" by "St John & The Crew"	1966	0:54:49 (Pop-up)
Tom America	Waarover Zal Ik Zingen	1997	0:57:56 (Pop-up)
Kiem	This Voice (extract) "This Voice (extract)" by "Kiem"	1984	1:00:50 (Pop-up)
Nits	Long Forgotten Story "Long Forgotten Story" by "Nits"	1990	1:04:19 (Pop-up)
Focus	Carnival Fugue "Carnival Fugue" by "Focus"	1972	1:08:32 (Pop-up)
Aafke Romeijn	Zelf "Zelf" by "Aafke Romeijn"	2021	1:14:44 (Pop-up)
Q65	Fairy Tales Of Truth "Fairy Tales Of Truth" by "Q65"	1969	1:18:42 (Pop-up)
Kinderliedje van de week "Kinderliedje van de week"
Co Hagendoorn	Ivan Hoe "Ivan Hoe" by "Co Hagendoorn"	1962	1:25:35 (Pop-up)

Mr. Albert Show	Electronic Baby "Electronic Baby" by "Mr. Albert Show"	1971	1:28:35 (Pop-up)
Blaudzun	Easycome On "Easycome On" by "Blaudzun"	2018	1:35:36 (Pop-up)
Dutch Word Of The Week	Burgemeester		1:38:51 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	So Far from Home "So Far from Home" by "Shocking Blue"	1973	1:40:00 (Pop-up)
The Shoes	Time Is What I Need "Time Is What I Need" by "The Shoes"	1970	1:42:04 (Pop-up)
Beatle Cover Challenge "Beatle Cover Challenge"
Braq	Blackbird "Blackbird" by "Braq"	2012	1:48:14 (Pop-up)
Snelbinders	Doe Je Jas An [Eat At Home]	1973	1:50:45 (Pop-up)

Nits	In The Dutch Mountains VPRO TV, 'On Stage' sept 20 2024	2024	1:55:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦝 11:51am Ouwe Korstmospeper: Hij is weer goed hoor, Janneman.
	🦝 11:52am Jan Turkenburg: Hoi OK!
	🦝 11:53am Ouwe Korstmospeper: Piepeloi!
	🦝 11:54am Ouwe Korstmospeper: Ik vind korstmossen overigens fascinerende symbiotische organismen. Maar dat geheel en al terzijde.
	12:00pm Krys O.: Hi!
	🦝 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi, Krys!
	🦝 12:04pm Ouwe Korstmospeper: Ouwe Korst in keuken eten maken
	🦝 12:04pm Jan Turkenburg: I finished my macaroni just in time...
	🦝 12:08pm Ouwe Korstmospeper: ↳ Song: "Dracula" by "ZZ en de Maskers" did ZZ & de Maskers sing in Dutch as well as English or was there a period they changed from one to the other?
	🦝 12:10pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Ouwe Korstmospeper @12:08 I think they just sang in both languages
	🦝 12:11pm Ouwe Korstmospeper: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @12:10 Confusing. Nice, but confusing. But nice. Also confusing.
	🦝 12:12pm NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Hallo Jan Turkenburg en Hallo allemaal in radioland!
	🦝 12:12pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Ouwe Korstmospeper @12:11 And they also did a lot of instrumentals
	🦝 12:13pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @12:12 Hallo Net Geen Echte Dokter!
	🦝 12:16pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @12:12 In which language?
	🦝 12:19pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @12:16 Desperanto I suppose...
	12:32pm Mr Fab: ↳ Song: "Mariwana Maruwana" by "Fabien Collin" Good day, Jan! Thís song reminds me of a crazy guy John Lennon signed to Apple Records, the pot-obsessed John Peel.
	🦝 12:33pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab!
	12:33pm Mr Fab: ↳ Song: "I'm Gonna Shoot The Deejay" by "The Press" Probably a coincidence, but the horns remind me of Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire"!
	🦝 12:34pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ Song: "I'm Gonna Shoot The Deejay" by "The Press" What happens when one presses there?
	🦝 12:35pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @12:34 A slap in the face? A kiss? Who knows!
	🦝 12:35pm Jan Turkenburg: Would you try? I think I would...
	🦝 12:37pm Paper Kosmonaut: I thought maybe something would happen to the record cover itself. Like Warhol's banana.
	🦝 12:37pm NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Some very aggressive musicians and a not so ethical DJ...
	🦝 12:37pm Jan Turkenburg: Oh no, just a plain ordinary record sleeve...
	🦝 12:39pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @12:37 That's Dutch Ethics for ya.
	12:39pm Mr Fab: Ska was pretty popular, eh?
	🦝 12:41pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ Mr Fab @12:39 indeed!
	🦝 12:41pm Paper Kosmonaut: Yay!
	12:42pm WR: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @12:39 Hello Jan and folks. Paper Kosmonaut, your comment calls to mind a term I heard as a youth, being told by your parents that you were "in Dutch" meant you were very much in trouble. Guess I can turn to the internet for an explanation now.
	12:42pm Mr Fab: I AM CHANGING THE ENTIRE SHEENA'S FORMAT TO 24/7 FOURYOS.
	🦝 12:43pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Mr Fab @12:42 😂
	12:43pm WR: Yay, I connected in time for Teenager Muziek!
	🦝 12:43pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello, WR!
	🦝 12:44pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ Song: "Panopticum" by "Fouryo's" Och hoezeer zou ik er van genieten een welgemikten muilpeer op het smoel van een zo een Fouryo te zetten.
	12:52pm Christianne: Één héél goedenavond althezaam!
	🦝 12:53pm Jan Turkenburg: Eensgelijks mijn zéér geliefde Christianne!
	🦝 12:54pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ WR @12:42 Hey WR, I learned that most english expressions using the word "Dutch" have a negative connotation. Dutch Uncle, Dutch Treat, Going Dutch, etc.
	🦝 12:55pm Paper Kosmonaut: 'Dutch angle' actually refers to the German expressionism in cinematography so, it actually is "Deutsch" instead of Dutch.
	12:56pm Mr Fab: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @12:54 I didn't think those were all bad. Doesn't "Dutch treat" just mean that 2 people are splitting the bill?
	🦝 12:58pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ Mr Fab @12:56 That's right, but I guess it is used when that action is frowned upon.
	🦝 1:00pm Paper Kosmonaut: Beat the Dutch: To exceed expectations. › Dutch act / cure: Committing suicide. › Dutch agreement: An agreement made while intoxicated. › Dutch auction: An auction in which the goods are offered at gradually decreasing prices. The first bidder to accept wins. › Dutch bargain: A bargain settled over drinks. › Dutch collar: A horse collar. › Dutch comfort: Deriving comfort from the fact that things could be worse. › Dutch concert: Lots of noise, like that made by a group of drunken Dutchmen. › Dutch courage: Liquid courage provided by alcohol. › Dutch defence: A sham defence. › Dutch generosity: Stinginess. › Dutch headache: Hangover. › Dutch leaf: False gold leaf. › Dutch leave: When a soldier is absent without leave, AWOL. › Dutch gold: An alloy of copper and zinc, yellow in colour, that’s easily tarnished unless lacquered. Imitation gold leaf is made from it, hence the name Dutch leaf. It is also called Dutch metal. › Dutch nightingales: Frogs. › Dutch reckoning: an excessively high bill that’s neither itemised nor detailed. › Dutch rub: To rub your knuckles across the top of someone’s head while holding their head under your other arm. › Dutch talent: More brawn than brain. › Dutch treat: When you go out to eat and each person pays for themselves. To go Dutch has the same meaning. › Dutch widow: A prostitute. › Dutch wife: A long bolster. › Dutched: Cancelled. › Dutchman's draught: A very large beer. › Double Dutch: Gibberish, hard to understand language. Also a jump rope game. › To go Dutch: When you go out to eat and each person pays for themselves. Same as Dutch treat. › To be in Dutch with someone: Being in trouble with someone. › I'm a Dutchman if I do: A strong refusal. › If not, I'm a Dutchman: Used to strengthen an affirmation or assertion. › In Dutch: In trouble, out of favour, under suspicion. › To talk like a Dutch uncle: Being stern and firm. › Well, I'm a Dutchman!: An exclamation of strong incredulity.
	1:00pm Hugo (NL): Wauw wat een track. Tnx Jan, en good afternoon/evening
	1:00pm WR: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @12:54 Dutch Treat, Going Dutch are, of course meaning splitting the bill, original implication being that the male wasn't going to pay for his date. Quickly developed other connotations, meaning the lady is sharing the price so the guy cannot use the date to press for dominance. By the 80s it just meant sharing. Not familiar with Dutch Uncle. Maybe it also alludes to being stingy over money.
	🦝 1:00pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Hugo (NL) @1:00 Hallo Hugo!
	🦝 1:01pm Paper Kosmonaut: Kiem always clickystar
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Dutch comfort: Deriving comfort from the fact that things could be worse. Yes, that's me!
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @1:02 Also very Monty Python
	1:03pm WR: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @1:00 thanks, most alluding to assumed character of stingy with money or alcohol. Still wondering to connection with being "in Dutch".
	🦝 1:04pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ WR @1:03 it's in that list, WR: To be in Dutch with someone: Being in trouble with someone.
	🦝 1:06pm Paper Kosmonaut: The Dutch had a lot of enemies in the 17th century. We had on and off beef with the British, the Spanish, the French, all (and if not all, then a lot) because of the trade in the East and West Indies.
	🦝 1:07pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @1:06 I guess it finds its origins in those quarrely times.
	1:35pm WR: ↳ Paper Kosmonaut @1:07 best explanation of being "in Dutch" that I've found so far. Detailed enough that I can now get on with my life.
	🦝 1:36pm Paper Kosmonaut: ↳ WR @1:35 (-;
	1:40pm WR: ↳ Song: "Burgemeester" by "Dutch Word Of The Week" This one is easy enough even for a slow learner like me.
	🦝 1:42pm Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @1:40 In fact the head of our Family in the days we still had our castle was called Turkenburgemeester.
	1:50pm WR: ↳ Song: "Blackbird" by "Braq" Wow, this sets a high bar. I was thinking of reprising my karaoke go to, doing I wanna hold your hand with a Johnny Rotten snarl. Not very musical.
	🦝 1:52pm Jan Turkenburg: Braq was founded by old youth choir members of the R.C. church from which I was part as a flute player together with Emiel on guitar (in the picture) . The lead singer Ton van Asselen (also in the pciture) is a distant cousin of mine and conductor back in the days. Also: Annet van Zwieten in this photograph. All three from Vinkeveen, where I was born.
	1:55pm WR: Looking forward to hearing MHLee and Darryl's recordings!
	1:56pm Krys O.: Thanks, Jan!
	🦝 1:57pm Jan Turkenburg: 🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏼‍♂️
	🦝 1:58pm Paper Kosmonaut: Thanks, Jan! a dike of a show.

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from September 25, 2024

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