WFMU: Gaylord Fields: Playlist from November 18, 2018

Listener comments!
	8:08pm TDK60: ..Evening DJ GF. / Elvis, wow, love the delay on the vocal -very futuristic.
	8:09pm medson: Good evening Gaylord and TDK60
	8:09pm JakeGould: Hey Gaylord!
	8:09pm Gaylord Fields: @TDK60: Sun Studio was a magical place.
	8:10pm Gaylord Fields: @medson @JakeGould: Hello!
	8:12pm Corey: Good evening Gaylord and all! Man, what a way to kick off the show.
	8:12pm melinda: hi all
	8:12pm Gaylord Fields: @Corey: Thanks!
	8:16pm JakeGould: What Yoko is saying is what I am thinking every morning when I hear the news.
	8:16pm chresti: Hiyas! Gaylord and co
	8:18pm Gaylord Fields: @melinda: Hi! @jakeGould: There's a good (and by "good" I mean "terrible") reason she decided to remake this song.
	8:18pm chresti: @Jake- same here
	8:19pm JakeGould: Well, yeah…
	8:19pm Gaylord Fields: @christi: Hi!
	8:19pm TDK60: medson hello; others were on the comment board the prior show; hello again.
	8:20pm Gaylord Fields: Longer songs than what I've been playing the past two shows means individualized hellos, kind listeners.
	8:21pm TDK60: Gaylord breaks the 3:35 limit, oh my!
	8:23pm Gaylord Fields: @TDK60: I do every week, and then some, except when I'm playing the hit singles of 1972.
	8:25pm TDK60: Your '72 shows were great, what a trip..
	8:26pm Gaylord Fields: @TDK60: Oh, Bronwyn B and I had a ball doing them. But that's all I dare foist upon you (for now...).
	8:26pm sweet cheri: greetings grand Gaylord and everybody, grand Gaylord thanks very much for bringing us parts 1 & 2 tunes of 1972, I really did enjoy those shows! grand Gaylord please let me know if life was a lot better back in the 70's then today?
	8:27pm Aitch: Still wondering what was the worst year?
	8:29pm Gaylord Fields: @Aitch: My estimation is somewhere between 1950 and 1953, when it comes to pop hits.
	8:31pm Gaylord Fields: @sweet cheri: Not better, just different.
	8:33pm Aitch: At least it would be a short show. Born mid sixties, seemed particularly horrid early to mid 80's
	8:34pm sweet cheri: grand Gaylord, please give me details, how different??
	8:38pm northguineahills: Opa & Giampiero Boneschi, new to me!
	8:38pm Gaylord Fields: @sweet cheri: No can do. Get yourself a time machine or a history book, whichever is easier.
	8:39pm fleep: Far out
	8:39pm TDK60: DJ GF: '50-'53 was the "How Much is That Doggie in the Window?" period, right?
	8:41pm Undead83: What a peaceful evening ^^
	8:41pm fleep: TDK60 spot on en.wikipedia.org...
	8:41pm Gaylord Fields: Opa was led by Hugo Fatturoso of Los Shakers.
	8:41pm Gaylord Fields: @TDK60: That's about the size of it.
	8:46pm chresti: this has a James Bond feel...
	8:48pm melinda: @chresti it does. This is the first time I've connected the name Janelle Monae to a sound.
	8:48pm northguineahills: @Gaylord: Cool, good to know!
	8:48pm chresti: melinda- same here!
	8:51pm chresti: do you know the way to san jose- marquee
	8:52pm Gaylord Fields: @melinda: And that's only the beginning of what Janelle Monáe is about.
	8:52pm pp: there's the Carpenters vibe from last week, courtesy of Rumer
	8:53pm TDK60: Gaylord: on the black charts there must've been good early-'50s R&B; and the blues clubs in Chicago, Memphis, etc..
	8:55pm chresti: pp- yeah
	8:55pm Gaylord Fields: @TDK60: But there really was practically no crossover onto the pop charts of any of that sort of black music until the rock & roll era..
	8:58pm TDK60: ..it was later -'54 or '55?- Chuck Berry, Fats Domino/etc. got onto "pop" charts, eh?
	8:58pm chresti: I see Eartha Kitt and Nat King Cole on the '53 chart
	9:01pm Gaylord Fields: @chresti: They were both pop singers who happened to be black. TDK60 and I are specifically referring to blues and R&B recordings, which were rarely represented on the pop hit parade pre-1955.
	9:03pm TDK60: ..when Bo Diddley invented electricity.
	9:03pm Gaylord Fields: black =/= blues
	9:04pm TDK60: Victor Jara presente! forever..
	9:08pm chresti: right
	9:10pm Uncle Michael with his VPN disabled.: Good evening.
	9:10pm cat: The Hawaii kai was started by a Jewish and he sold it to a Chinese guy mr. chow. Peewee Marquette liked the first boss more because he gave bigger tips.
	9:11pm pp: Gaylord, Are you a Prolog programmer, yes =/= no ? wowser
	9:12pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: Thanks for ceding your online anonymity to say hello.
	9:12pm chresti: Little Richard had a hit in '56
	9:13pm Gaylord Fields: @chresti: Which is after 1954. Not understanding your point here.
	9:18pm chresti: I'm looking for the first years that weren't completely whitewashed and bland is all
	9:18pm Gaylord Fields: That's likely 1955.
	9:19pm maggiemaggie: This voice sounded so familiar, I had to check out who it was. Haven't heard Dory Previn in a while!
	9:20pm sweet cheri: grand Gaylord, I REALLY wish you could do more shows of tunes from the 1970's,,but I guess you're tired of doing them, right? (wishful thinking...)
	9:20pm Gaylord Fields: @chresti: I understand now. Thanks for clarifying.
	9:20pm chresti: 55 saw hits by the platters
	9:22pm chresti: I'm just nerding out with the Billboard charts
	9:26pm TDK60: '55, Chuck Berry appears..
	9:28pm Uncle Michael: Joe Turner took 'Shake, Rattle, and Roll' to #22 on the pop charts in '54.
	9:30pm TDK60: fun fact: Burt Bacharach studied under Henry Cowell.
	9:33pm chresti: There's a Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park in California
	9:36pm chresti: '54 !
	9:37pm Uncle Michael: Louis Jordan took Caledonia to #6 in 1945.
	9:40pm Uncle Michael: This 'Quiet Village' always blows my little mind.
	9:40pm Gaylord Fields: Lord love a duck, people! I never said there were no R&B songs on the pop charts pre-1955! Just that it was a rarity, especially compared to '55 and beyond.
	9:41pm TDK60: ..you have your post-rock and you have your pre-rock = Louis Jordan.
	9:41pm Uncle Michael: I'm not arguing with you, Gaylord. I'm just finding the research interesting.
	9:42pm Gaylord Fields: "The Devil in Miss Jones" has the un-porniest porno soundtrack!
	9:43pm Uncle Michael: This could be the first dance at someone's wedding.
	9:44pm maggiemaggie: It could be the soundtrack to drone footage of beautiful landscapes.
	9:48pm Uncle Michael: The research supports the rarity.
	9:51pm Uncle Michael: I don't know this Legrand soundtrack. I've yet to hear anything by him I didn't like.
	9:52pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: That's because you have extraordinarily good taste in music.
	9:53pm sweet cheri: grand Gaylord, i'm very sorry I hounded you about tunes from the 70's, it's just that you got me hooked...good night all!!
	9:55pm Uncle Michael: I'm sure my entry point to Legrand was "Le Mans," which isn't bad way to start.
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Is the name "Morricone Youth" supposed to reverberate with "Ciccone Youth"?
	9:58pm TDK60: ..great sounds Gaylord, fun talkin' music, '70s '50s, etc.
	9:59pm Granny Spicy Tuna: And did that refer to Sonic Youth and what did that refer to?
	9:59pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Gaylord.
	9:59pm Steiner in Whately: Thank you for such great sounds tonight,Gaylord.
	10:00pm Uncle Michael: Ciccone Youth was a Sonic Youth offshoot that referred to Madonna Ciccone.
	10:01pm jasper: Thanks for sharing lovely tunes!

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from November 18, 2018

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November 18, 2018: Ding Dong Baal, or Alice's Adventures in the Underworld

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Approx. start time
Chinese Instrumental Ensemble	Endless Love	Masterpieces of Chinese Songs of the 30's	Wind	CD	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Tomorrow Night "Tomorrow Night" by "Elvis Presley"	The Sun Sessions	RCA	CD	0:04:37 (Pop-up)
Exuma	Baal "Baal" by "Exuma"	Exuma II	Mercury	LP	0:07:20 (Pop-up)
Yoko Ono	Where Do We Go From Here	Warzone	Chimera	CD	0:13:52 (Pop-up)
Mighty Baby	The Happiest Man in the Carnival	A Jug of Love	Sunbeam	CD	0:16:41 (Pop-up)
Artcane	Nostalgie "Nostalgie" by "Artcane"	Odyssée	Musea	CD	0:23:32 (Pop-up)
Opa	Paper Butterflies (Muy lejos te vas)	Goldenwings	Milestone	LP	0:28:12 (Pop-up)
Giampiero Boneschi	Synthesizer in a Classic Quartet	Cybernetic Circus	Vinillisimo	CD	0:35:09 (Pop-up)
Tatira	We Became Light "We Became Light" by "Tatira"	Fire Everlasting	Inam	CD	0:37:03 (Pop-up)
Françoise Hardy	Song of Winter "Song of Winter" by "Françoise Hardy"	Midnight Blues	Ace Internatonal	CD	0:41:22 (Pop-up)
Janelle Monáe	Look Into My Eyes "Look Into My Eyes" by "Janelle Monáe"	The Electric Lady	Bad Boy	CD	0:44:18 (Pop-up)
Gigi w/Katie Eastburn	Marquee "Marquee" by "Gigi w/Katie Eastburn"	Maintenant	Tomlab	CD	0:46:59 (Pop-up)
Rumer	Better Place "Better Place" by "Rumer"	Into Colour	Atlantic	CD	0:49:51 (Pop-up)
Birdie	Bowling Green Saturday "Bowling Green Saturday" by "Birdie"	none	WIAIWYA	45	0:53:20 (Pop-up)
Winter & Triptides	Desaparecidos "Desaparecidos" by "Winter & Triptides"	Estrela Magica	OAR	CD	0:56:02 (Pop-up)
Victor Jara	Poema 15 "Poema 15" by "Victor Jara"	El Derecho de Vivir en Paz	Warner Music Chile	CD	1:00:12 (Pop-up)

Joe Simon	500 Miles Away From Home	Simon Country	Ace	CD	1:07:41 (Pop-up)
Arthur Alexander	Me and Mine "Me and Mine" by "Arthur Alexander"	The Monument Years	Ace	CD	1:09:53 (Pop-up)
Charlie Rich	No Home "No Home" by "Charlie Rich"	The Complet Smash Sessions	PolyGram	CD	1:12:54 (Pop-up)
Dory Previn	The Talkative Woman and the Two-Star General	Reflections in a Mud Puddle	United Artists	LP	1:15:01 (Pop-up)
Henry Cowell/Beaux Arts String Quartet	Homage to Iran: 4: Con spirito	Homage to Iran/Three String Quartets	CRI	LP	1:19:48 (Pop-up)
Tak Shindo	Bantu Spear Dance "Bantu Spear Dance" by "Tak Shindo"	Mganga!	Edison International	LP	1:23:38 (Pop-up)
Johnny Rae's Afro-Jazz Septet	Bedouin	Herbie Mann's African Suite	United Artists	LP	1:25:31 (Pop-up)
Bertha Egnos and Eddie Domingo	Dingaka Lullaby — Tula Baba/Dingaka Lullaby — Tula Baba (Onika's Song)	Dingaka: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	Mercury	LP	1:30:05 (Pop-up)
Waltel Branco	Meu Balanço "Meu Balanço" by "Waltel Branco"	Meu Balanço	Mr Bongo	CD	1:33:01 (Pop-up)
Lalo Schifrin	Quiet Village "Quiet Village" by "Lalo Schifrin"	Black Widow	CTI	LP	1:36:00 (Pop-up)
Alden Shuman	Ladies in Love "Ladies in Love" by "Alden Shuman"	The Devil in Miss Jones: Original Soundtrack Recording	Janus	LP	1:40:04 (Pop-up)
Michel Legrand	Une enquête "Une enquête" by "Michel Legrand"	La Piscine: Bande Originale du Filme	Universal Music France/EmArcy	CD	1:46:50 (Pop-up)
Cornelius	Sensuous "Sensuous" by "Cornelius"	Sensuous	Everloving	CD	1:50:11 (Pop-up)
Morricone Youth	Under Wah-Wah "Under Wah-Wah" by "Morricone Youth"	Danger: Diabolik: Original Re-score	Country Club	CD	1:54:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:08pm TDK60: ..Evening DJ GF. / Elvis, wow, love the delay on the vocal -very futuristic.
	8:09pm medson: Good evening Gaylord and TDK60
	8:09pm JakeGould: Hey Gaylord!
	8:09pm Gaylord Fields: @TDK60: Sun Studio was a magical place.
	8:10pm Gaylord Fields: @medson @JakeGould: Hello!
	8:12pm Corey: Good evening Gaylord and all! Man, what a way to kick off the show.
	8:12pm melinda: hi all
	8:12pm Gaylord Fields: @Corey: Thanks!
	8:16pm JakeGould: What Yoko is saying is what I am thinking every morning when I hear the news.
	8:16pm chresti: Hiyas! Gaylord and co
	8:18pm Gaylord Fields: @melinda: Hi! @jakeGould: There's a good (and by "good" I mean "terrible") reason she decided to remake this song.
	8:18pm chresti: @Jake- same here
	8:19pm JakeGould: Well, yeah…
	8:19pm Gaylord Fields: @christi: Hi!
	8:19pm TDK60: medson hello; others were on the comment board the prior show; hello again.
	8:20pm Gaylord Fields: Longer songs than what I've been playing the past two shows means individualized hellos, kind listeners.
	8:21pm TDK60: Gaylord breaks the 3:35 limit, oh my!
	8:23pm Gaylord Fields: @TDK60: I do every week, and then some, except when I'm playing the hit singles of 1972.
	8:25pm TDK60: Your '72 shows were great, what a trip..
	8:26pm Gaylord Fields: @TDK60: Oh, Bronwyn B and I had a ball doing them. But that's all I dare foist upon you (for now...).
	8:26pm sweet cheri: greetings grand Gaylord and everybody, grand Gaylord thanks very much for bringing us parts 1 & 2 tunes of 1972, I really did enjoy those shows! grand Gaylord please let me know if life was a lot better back in the 70's then today?
	8:27pm Aitch: Still wondering what was the worst year?
	8:29pm Gaylord Fields: @Aitch: My estimation is somewhere between 1950 and 1953, when it comes to pop hits.
	8:31pm Gaylord Fields: @sweet cheri: Not better, just different.
	8:33pm Aitch: At least it would be a short show. Born mid sixties, seemed particularly horrid early to mid 80's
	8:34pm sweet cheri: grand Gaylord, please give me details, how different??
	8:38pm northguineahills: Opa & Giampiero Boneschi, new to me!
	8:38pm Gaylord Fields: @sweet cheri: No can do. Get yourself a time machine or a history book, whichever is easier.
	8:39pm fleep: Far out
	8:39pm TDK60: DJ GF: '50-'53 was the "How Much is That Doggie in the Window?" period, right?
	8:41pm Undead83: What a peaceful evening ^^
	8:41pm fleep: TDK60 spot on en.wikipedia.org...
	8:41pm Gaylord Fields: Opa was led by Hugo Fatturoso of Los Shakers.
	8:41pm Gaylord Fields: @TDK60: That's about the size of it.
	8:46pm chresti: this has a James Bond feel...
	8:48pm melinda: @chresti it does. This is the first time I've connected the name Janelle Monae to a sound.
	8:48pm northguineahills: @Gaylord: Cool, good to know!
	8:48pm chresti: melinda- same here!
	8:51pm chresti: do you know the way to san jose- marquee
	8:52pm Gaylord Fields: @melinda: And that's only the beginning of what Janelle Monáe is about.
	8:52pm pp: there's the Carpenters vibe from last week, courtesy of Rumer
	8:53pm TDK60: Gaylord: on the black charts there must've been good early-'50s R&B; and the blues clubs in Chicago, Memphis, etc..
	8:55pm chresti: pp- yeah
	8:55pm Gaylord Fields: @TDK60: But there really was practically no crossover onto the pop charts of any of that sort of black music until the rock & roll era..
	8:58pm TDK60: ..it was later -'54 or '55?- Chuck Berry, Fats Domino/etc. got onto "pop" charts, eh?
	8:58pm chresti: I see Eartha Kitt and Nat King Cole on the '53 chart
	9:01pm Gaylord Fields: @chresti: They were both pop singers who happened to be black. TDK60 and I are specifically referring to blues and R&B recordings, which were rarely represented on the pop hit parade pre-1955.
	9:03pm TDK60: ..when Bo Diddley invented electricity.
	9:03pm Gaylord Fields: black =/= blues
	9:04pm TDK60: Victor Jara presente! forever..
	9:08pm chresti: right
	9:10pm Uncle Michael with his VPN disabled.: Good evening.
	9:10pm cat: The Hawaii kai was started by a Jewish and he sold it to a Chinese guy mr. chow. Peewee Marquette liked the first boss more because he gave bigger tips.
	9:11pm pp: Gaylord, Are you a Prolog programmer, yes =/= no ? wowser
	9:12pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: Thanks for ceding your online anonymity to say hello.
	9:12pm chresti: Little Richard had a hit in '56
	9:13pm Gaylord Fields: @chresti: Which is after 1954. Not understanding your point here.
	9:18pm chresti: I'm looking for the first years that weren't completely whitewashed and bland is all
	9:18pm Gaylord Fields: That's likely 1955.
	9:19pm maggiemaggie: This voice sounded so familiar, I had to check out who it was. Haven't heard Dory Previn in a while!
	9:20pm sweet cheri: grand Gaylord, I REALLY wish you could do more shows of tunes from the 1970's,,but I guess you're tired of doing them, right? (wishful thinking...)
	9:20pm Gaylord Fields: @chresti: I understand now. Thanks for clarifying.
	9:20pm chresti: 55 saw hits by the platters
	9:22pm chresti: I'm just nerding out with the Billboard charts
	9:26pm TDK60: '55, Chuck Berry appears..
	9:28pm Uncle Michael: Joe Turner took 'Shake, Rattle, and Roll' to #22 on the pop charts in '54.
	9:30pm TDK60: fun fact: Burt Bacharach studied under Henry Cowell.
	9:33pm chresti: There's a Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park in California
	9:36pm chresti: '54 !
	9:37pm Uncle Michael: Louis Jordan took Caledonia to #6 in 1945.
	9:40pm Uncle Michael: This 'Quiet Village' always blows my little mind.
	9:40pm Gaylord Fields: Lord love a duck, people! I never said there were no R&B songs on the pop charts pre-1955! Just that it was a rarity, especially compared to '55 and beyond.
	9:41pm TDK60: ..you have your post-rock and you have your pre-rock = Louis Jordan.
	9:41pm Uncle Michael: I'm not arguing with you, Gaylord. I'm just finding the research interesting.
	9:42pm Gaylord Fields: "The Devil in Miss Jones" has the un-porniest porno soundtrack!
	9:43pm Uncle Michael: This could be the first dance at someone's wedding.
	9:44pm maggiemaggie: It could be the soundtrack to drone footage of beautiful landscapes.
	9:48pm Uncle Michael: The research supports the rarity.
	9:51pm Uncle Michael: I don't know this Legrand soundtrack. I've yet to hear anything by him I didn't like.
	9:52pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: That's because you have extraordinarily good taste in music.
	9:53pm sweet cheri: grand Gaylord, i'm very sorry I hounded you about tunes from the 70's, it's just that you got me hooked...good night all!!
	9:55pm Uncle Michael: I'm sure my entry point to Legrand was "Le Mans," which isn't bad way to start.
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Is the name "Morricone Youth" supposed to reverberate with "Ciccone Youth"?
	9:58pm TDK60: ..great sounds Gaylord, fun talkin' music, '70s '50s, etc.
	9:59pm Granny Spicy Tuna: And did that refer to Sonic Youth and what did that refer to?
	9:59pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Gaylord.
	9:59pm Steiner in Whately: Thank you for such great sounds tonight,Gaylord.
	10:00pm Uncle Michael: Ciccone Youth was a Sonic Youth offshoot that referred to Madonna Ciccone.
	10:01pm jasper: Thanks for sharing lovely tunes!

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from November 18, 2018

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