WFMU: Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 12, 2021

Listener comments!
	♥ 11:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hey everybody!
	♥ 12:01pm MHLee: Good afternoon!
	♥ 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	12:04pm Listener Robert: "Berm tourists"! Since it was only at a late age I learned the word "berm" in English, I'm surprised to find it reproduced exactly in another language, as in that picture's file name.
	12:05pm Mister Shambolic: Afternoon all !!
	♥ 12:06pm Feldpausch: Hi Jan! Hi all
	♥ 12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Listener Robert! Hi Mister Shambolic! Hi Mister Feldpausch!
	♥ 12:07pm Jan Turkenburg: aha, LR I meant to check that myself before the show, but forgot. So it's exactly the same name for exactly the same phenomenom?
	♥ 12:09pm Jan Turkenburg: I thought it was typically Dutch...
	12:10pm Listener Robert: This impels me to look at Wiktionary under "berm". It says it's from French, and before that Middle Dutch. Of the definitions, #6 is said to be peculiar to Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, and it's from my father (from western Pennsylvania) that I learned it: "A strip of land between a street and sidewalk." Previously I'd known only the other meaning of it, a bank of earth.
	12:11pm Listener Robert: In Chicago a strip of mostly grass between the street and sidewalk is known as a "parkway".
	♥ 12:12pm MHLee: I'm from an area that immediately borders ohio and PA and we definitely use berm to mean side of the road... it's the only definition I was familiar with... though I personally don't use it much... I immediately recognize it
	♥ 12:12pm Jan Turkenburg: ah, yes, 'berm' I meant I thought 'Bermtoerisme' was a typical Dutch thing.
	12:13pm Listener Robert: "Bermtourisme" looks like what you get when the traffic to the beach comes to a standstill, and people get out of their vehicles and picnic and play on the nearest open space.
	♥ 12:15pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Jan and all! Happy Wednesday!!😁
	♥ 12:15pm MHLee: what is this song in the background during that set because I swear it reminds me of something on Zappa's absolutely free
	♥ 12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: I knew the word berntoeorist as a child but much later I learned that it was a popular thing when cars became common for everyone.
	12:17pm Carmichael: Heya Jan and people of popularity.
	♥ 12:18pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, it's certainly a zappa ripp-off (or zappa must have ripped it off somewhere else) This was by Gruppo Sportivo, it's the intro to their song 'Superman'
	♥ 12:18pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Carmichael!
	12:19pm HyperDose: I'm loving what I'm hearing :)
	♥ 12:19pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Hyperdose! This is cool!
	♥ 12:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Hyperdose!
	♥ 12:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Candy!
	12:20pm Listener Robert: I don't think the phenomenon is common enough in the USA (although I've seen it in the limited circumstance I described above) to have a name. In most places if you were to pull off or or to the side of the road and set up as shown, the police or various individuals would assume you needed help, and offer it.
	♥ 12:21pm Feldpausch: Blaas of Glory sounds like a fun live band (and beer drinkers)
	♥ 12:22pm Candy-O'67: Diggin' this set so far, Jan!
	♥ 12:22pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	♥ 12:23pm Candy-O'67: I agree, Feldpausch! Hi!
	♥ 12:23pm MHLee: @Jan I wouldn't be surprised if Zappa borrowed it... the whole absolutely free album has riffs ripped from all over the place intentionally... but it could go either way... don't if Zappa was listening to Dutch things
	♥ 12:24pm Candy-O'67: Hey, MHLee
	♥ 12:24pm Jan Turkenburg: Well, if he did he certainly would have listened to Gruppo. They had a song called 'Real teeth are out' before his 'baby take your teeth out' ;-)
	♥ 12:24pm MHLee: Hiya
	♥ 12:27pm Feldpausch: I recently learned the Dutch word 'Woonerf' which is an urban planning term meaning “living street”. It's traffic-calming, walk/bikeable common areas, etc. This makes the cities so beautiful
	♥ 12:31pm MHLee: I had a teacher in high school who made a big deal about dutch solar roads or solar sidewalks or something
	♥ 12:33pm Jan Turkenburg: oops I had my mic on... I asked myself "solar roads?" out loud... It doesn't ring a bell right away..
	♥ 12:35pm Jan Turkenburg: ah... ZOWAB...
	♥ 12:37pm Jan Turkenburg: transporting warm water between two layers of asphalt.
	♥ 12:37pm MHLee: i think it was this project, i guess it was experiemental and didn't do too well en.wikipedia.org...
	♥ 12:37pm MHLee: Zoab seems interesting though
	♥ 12:41pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, yes that was the other thing I was thinking about... but i made the mistake to assume you were too old to have had a high-school teacher talking about that, because your listening to a show with dutch stone age music...
	12:42pm Listener Robert: I would think "solar roadways" refers to a thoroughly impracticable project for which YouTube promotion was brought out some years ago: the paving of roadways and other surfaces with photovoltaics to generate electricity. They actually have installed it on a stretch of road in France. It's a ridiculous attempt to compromise between traction, electricity generation, and other purposes. Superficially you might look at a flat surface and think it worth combining functions like that, but...no!
	♥ 12:44pm Jan Turkenburg: That actually has been tried in The Netherlands, but it didn't work out, I recall, because the cells got too dirty too recieve enough sunlight.
	12:45pm Listener Robert: That's just one of the many drawbacks of trying to combine those functions.
	♥ 12:45pm MHLee: I am deceptively young... and deceptibly younger looking than my actual age. I'm three years into a doctorate and still get asked if I'm in high school.
	♥ 12:52pm MHLee: @LR Honestly I wonder if you could do anything with just the heat from asphualt instead of physically making it just solar panels but it's probably still not cost effective
	1:01pm worldsworstrecords: Hello Jan and fellow no-mountaineers! Sorry I'm late ;-)
	♥ 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Darryl, you've missed a lovely TEM set!
	1:04pm worldsworstrecords: Yes, sorry... I was on the phone. I'll have to check it out in the archive later
	♥ 1:06pm MHLee: This is a killer demo. Fully developed and producerd/
	♥ 1:08pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I think they meant 'unreleased early version' LOL
	♥ 1:09pm Jan Turkenburg: It's from a Wally Tax box including three CDs of 'extra's'
	1:17pm worldsworstrecords: i liked her song about the gnomes
	♥ 1:19pm MHLee: I could make a whole playlist about gnomes at this point. It comes with having a fantasy themed radio show but also the 60's were a great time for singing about faries and gnomes and toadstools
	♥ 1:22pm Jan Turkenburg: agree!
	♥ 1:22pm Feldpausch: This Shocking Blue jam is great
	1:23pm worldsworstrecords: I'd listen, MHLee :-)
	1:24pm worldsworstrecords: Kindergarten?
	♥ 1:24pm Jan Turkenburg: douze points!
	1:24pm worldsworstrecords: yay!
	1:25pm worldsworstrecords: The pic kind of gave it away ;-)
	♥ 1:25pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL
	♥ 1:26pm Feldpausch: Is 'speel' like the German word 'spielen' meaning to play?
	♥ 1:26pm Jan Turkenburg: yes
	♥ 1:27pm MHLee: I really need to run a free-from show. My genre based shows feel restricting now. I remember early on in the pandemic we kinda just threw anything we could assemble togther.... I put together a show of ambient and plunderphonics that ran at various times to give the impression we still had live djs.
	♥ 1:30pm Jan Turkenburg: where do you have a show MHLee?
	♥ 1:33pm coelacanth∅: greetings Jan and plainsfolk
	♥ 1:33pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey coelacanth∅!
	♥ 1:33pm Sem: Yeah, what coel said.
	♥ 1:33pm MHLee: I actually run several shows on the university radio station WWVU-FM. I'm the only graduate student on staff... and this year's DJ of the year. With the summer I may be taking additonal roles since I never stop my research and thus I'll be here when the students are gone.
	♥ 1:34pm Jan Turkenburg: and hi to Sem!
	♥ 1:35pm Jan Turkenburg: oh wow, MHLee! What do you study?
	♥ 1:35pm coelacanth∅: hey Sem!
	♥ 1:38pm MHLee: I'm a biologist studying tsetse flies. Picture house flies that bite. I studying the relationship they have with three species of bacteria. One of them is required for the flies to reproduce so my study hopefully can lead to new control techniques..... In undergraduate I did a lot with muisc thus my experience with the choir for the disabled and teaching music in an elementary school I have alluded to.
	1:40pm worldsworstrecords: that's amazing, MHLee.. important work
	1:41pm worldsworstrecords: is sleeping sickness still a big killer?
	1:41pm worldsworstrecords: yay! Beatlecover!
	♥ 1:42pm Sem: HIya, coel. In the kitchen mostly. Soup fot a cold day in May:/
	♥ 1:43pm Jan Turkenburg: I'm impressed MHLee!
	♥ 1:44pm Sem: Hey, Darryl!
	♥ 1:44pm MHLee: Sleeping sickness kills around 1,000 people annually that are reported. The last major outbreak was the 1990s. There is some concern over shifting ranges, perminant reservoirs, and underreported cases, but the WHO plans to have it under control by 2030. Of course the relationship I am studying has other applications. Most sap-sucking insects like aphids are also dependent on similiar bacteria relationships.
	♥ 1:45pm MHLee: Thank you... also this an awesome cover... completely making something new of it.
	1:46pm worldsworstrecords: Hi Sem!
	1:47pm worldsworstrecords: fascinating stuff, MHLee...
	♥ 1:48pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I had this album on the shelves for years, played it a few times, without reading the titles too closely untill last week when only just then I realized it was a cover...
	1:49pm worldsworstrecords: This is fun... very Hollies sounding
	♥ 1:50pm Jan Turkenburg: yes, VERY Hollies!
	♥ 1:52pm coelacanth∅: fascinating, MKLee! ...also a fascinating beatles cover! i can't say i love it but i like it, and greatly appreciate the total overhaul approach Sem i just finished a soup breakfast!
	♥ 1:52pm Sem: Warble whistling! Great!
	♥ 1:52pm Sem: Do tell, coel. Always looking for soup recipes.
	1:54pm worldsworstrecords: hey Jan... I keep meaning to ask: you play a lot of early jazz and blues on Sounds under 64. Is this an area you know a lot about?
	♥ 1:54pm Jan Turkenburg: not at all!!!, I just happen to have somebody's archive
	1:55pm HyperDose: Thank you Jan!
	1:55pm worldsworstrecords: right! that solves that then!
	♥ 1:55pm Lizardner Dave !: Thanks Jan! Been here the whole time, just too busy with work to comment.
	1:56pm Bri: PLEASE do a Gardencore show MH Lee!
	1:56pm worldsworstrecords: Great show Han, as always. If you all fancy an hour of disco-themed song-poems come join me next at wfmu.org...
	♥ 1:56pm MHLee: I'm pretty handy on blues but not so much jazz. I do have a good knowledge of 1920-1931 in popular music. Wrote a term paper on blues roots in hillbilly music.
	♥ 1:57pm coelacanth∅: Sem, just my supposedly quick, but not at al,l go-to: ramen, with stuff. stuff: carrot, ginger, turmeric, celery, onion, parsley, cilantro, wakame, 1 beaten egg (not my usual), tahini, cashews, cayenne powder, tamari
	1:57pm worldsworstrecords: ohh... that's useful to know!
	♥ 1:57pm Feldpausch: Bye Jan! Thanks for an enjoyable morning
	1:57pm worldsworstrecords: nice cover of Poupee de Cire
	♥ 1:57pm coelacanth∅: - and yours?
	♥ 1:57pm MHLee: Thanks Jan!
	1:57pm Bri: Like this Dutch cover of Poupee
	1:58pm worldsworstrecords: Poupee de Cire might be my favourite French pop song ever
	♥ 1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks for dropping by everyone. I really enjoyed today's conversation again!
	1:58pm Bri: Omg disco themed song poems sounds awesome!
	♥ 1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Did you know this version, Darryl?
	♥ 1:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jan!
	1:59pm Bri: You’ll have to educate me MH
	1:59pm worldsworstrecords: i didn't Jan
	1:59pm Bri: Zoe bison bison is mine, Popuppe’s not too far behind
	♥ 2:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Bri and Dave!

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 12, 2021

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

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Artist	Track	Year	Approx. start time
Jumping Jewels	Black Twist "Black Twist" by "Jumping Jewels"	1964	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lemming	Tonight's Songs For Sale "Tonight's Songs For Sale" by "Lemming"	2005	0:05:37 (Pop-up)
Claw boys claw	My Beautiful Carpet	2013	0:08:21 (Pop-up)
Mekanik Kommando	Vortex "Vortex" by "Mekanik Kommando"	1981	0:10:38 (Pop-up)
ZWOLLE! "ZWOLLE!"
Agitator	Wicked Part "Wicked Part" by "Agitator"	1992	0:14:59 (Pop-up)
Blaas Of Glory	Whole Lotta Rosie [Live]	2017	0:17:47 (Pop-up)
Bob Color	Who's Making Love "Who's Making Love" by "Bob Color"	1989	0:20:47 (Pop-up)
De Hardheid	Kutmuziek "Kutmuziek" by "De Hardheid"	2003	0:28:34 (Pop-up)
Elly & Rikkert	De muziek gaat voorbij	1973	0:31:30 (Pop-up)
Armand	Wat muziek "Wat muziek" by "Armand"	1978	0:33:58 (Pop-up)
Teenager Muziek Express "Teenager Muziek Express"
Willeke Alberti	Midi Midinette "Midi Midinette" by "Willeke Alberti"	1961	0:39:51 (Pop-up)
Herman van Keeken	Corinna, Corinna	1961	0:42:47 (Pop-up)
Rein de Vries	Teenage meisje "Teenage meisje" by "Rein de Vries"	1965	0:45:16 (Pop-up)

Herman Brood	All the Girls Are Crazy	1980	0:47:26 (Pop-up)
Fay Lovsky	I gotta stay home tonight	1980	0:51:59 (Pop-up)
K.I. Borkokovski and the flying Acrochielians	Rats!	1988	0:52:10 (Pop-up)
The Fool	Rainbow Man "Rainbow Man" by "The Fool"	1968	0:52:37 (Pop-up)
Outsiders	The Bear "The Bear" by "Outsiders"	1968	0:54:49 (Pop-up)
LIVE! "LIVE!"
Outsiders	Won't You Listen (at De Schuur, Breda)	1967	0:55:54 (Pop-up)
Alexander Curly	I didn't know "I didn't know" by "Alexander Curly"	1972	0:59:21 (Pop-up)
Wally Tax	Wally's Answering Machine		1:03:13 (Pop-up)
Wally Tax	Bridges Are Burning (Demo)	1974	1:03:25 (Pop-up)
Kayak	Love of a victim "Love of a victim" by "Kayak"	1977	1:07:49 (Pop-up)
Golden Earring	Tiger Bay "Tiger Bay" by "Golden Earring"	1979	1:10:34 (Pop-up)
Sandy	Rock En Roll "Rock En Roll" by "Sandy"	1980	1:13:41 (Pop-up)
Mariska Veres (with Les Mysteres)	Summertime	1964	1:18:44 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	Keep It If You Want It	1970	1:20:43 (Pop-up)
Dutch word of the week	Peuterspeelzaal		1:23:31 (Pop-up)
Spinvis	Een Kindje Van God "Een Kindje Van God" by "Spinvis"	2007	1:23:55 (Pop-up)
Tröckener Kecks	De Split "De Split" by "Tröckener Kecks"	1985	1:29:24 (Pop-up)
Sweet Okay Supersister	Gi, Ga, Go (Gollumble Jafers)	1974	1:33:03 (Pop-up)
Doe Maar	Vergeet me "Vergeet me" by "Doe Maar"	1982	1:37:16 (Pop-up)
Beatles Cover Of The Week "Beatles Cover Of The Week"
Sweet d'Buster	Can't Buy Me Love "Can't Buy Me Love" by "Sweet d'Buster"	1978	1:41:17 (Pop-up)
Noordkaap	Gilles "Gilles" by "Noordkaap"	1996	1:46:11 (Pop-up)
Chapter 2	That's what he said "That's what he said" by "Chapter 2"	1966	1:48:25 (Pop-up)
Bill Brooker's Jug Band	Somebody stole my gal	1974	1:51:19 (Pop-up)
Marijke Merckens	Modepop "Modepop" by "Marijke Merckens"	1965	1:57:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 11:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hey everybody!
	♥ 12:01pm MHLee: Good afternoon!
	♥ 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	12:04pm Listener Robert: "Berm tourists"! Since it was only at a late age I learned the word "berm" in English, I'm surprised to find it reproduced exactly in another language, as in that picture's file name.
	12:05pm Mister Shambolic: Afternoon all !!
	♥ 12:06pm Feldpausch: Hi Jan! Hi all
	♥ 12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Listener Robert! Hi Mister Shambolic! Hi Mister Feldpausch!
	♥ 12:07pm Jan Turkenburg: aha, LR I meant to check that myself before the show, but forgot. So it's exactly the same name for exactly the same phenomenom?
	♥ 12:09pm Jan Turkenburg: I thought it was typically Dutch...
	12:10pm Listener Robert: This impels me to look at Wiktionary under "berm". It says it's from French, and before that Middle Dutch. Of the definitions, #6 is said to be peculiar to Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, and it's from my father (from western Pennsylvania) that I learned it: "A strip of land between a street and sidewalk." Previously I'd known only the other meaning of it, a bank of earth.
	12:11pm Listener Robert: In Chicago a strip of mostly grass between the street and sidewalk is known as a "parkway".
	♥ 12:12pm MHLee: I'm from an area that immediately borders ohio and PA and we definitely use berm to mean side of the road... it's the only definition I was familiar with... though I personally don't use it much... I immediately recognize it
	♥ 12:12pm Jan Turkenburg: ah, yes, 'berm' I meant I thought 'Bermtoerisme' was a typical Dutch thing.
	12:13pm Listener Robert: "Bermtourisme" looks like what you get when the traffic to the beach comes to a standstill, and people get out of their vehicles and picnic and play on the nearest open space.
	♥ 12:15pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Jan and all! Happy Wednesday!!😁
	♥ 12:15pm MHLee: what is this song in the background during that set because I swear it reminds me of something on Zappa's absolutely free
	♥ 12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: I knew the word berntoeorist as a child but much later I learned that it was a popular thing when cars became common for everyone.
	12:17pm Carmichael: Heya Jan and people of popularity.
	♥ 12:18pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, it's certainly a zappa ripp-off (or zappa must have ripped it off somewhere else) This was by Gruppo Sportivo, it's the intro to their song 'Superman'
	♥ 12:18pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Carmichael!
	12:19pm HyperDose: I'm loving what I'm hearing :)
	♥ 12:19pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Hyperdose! This is cool!
	♥ 12:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Hyperdose!
	♥ 12:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Candy!
	12:20pm Listener Robert: I don't think the phenomenon is common enough in the USA (although I've seen it in the limited circumstance I described above) to have a name. In most places if you were to pull off or or to the side of the road and set up as shown, the police or various individuals would assume you needed help, and offer it.
	♥ 12:21pm Feldpausch: Blaas of Glory sounds like a fun live band (and beer drinkers)
	♥ 12:22pm Candy-O'67: Diggin' this set so far, Jan!
	♥ 12:22pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	♥ 12:23pm Candy-O'67: I agree, Feldpausch! Hi!
	♥ 12:23pm MHLee: @Jan I wouldn't be surprised if Zappa borrowed it... the whole absolutely free album has riffs ripped from all over the place intentionally... but it could go either way... don't if Zappa was listening to Dutch things
	♥ 12:24pm Candy-O'67: Hey, MHLee
	♥ 12:24pm Jan Turkenburg: Well, if he did he certainly would have listened to Gruppo. They had a song called 'Real teeth are out' before his 'baby take your teeth out' ;-)
	♥ 12:24pm MHLee: Hiya
	♥ 12:27pm Feldpausch: I recently learned the Dutch word 'Woonerf' which is an urban planning term meaning “living street”. It's traffic-calming, walk/bikeable common areas, etc. This makes the cities so beautiful
	♥ 12:31pm MHLee: I had a teacher in high school who made a big deal about dutch solar roads or solar sidewalks or something
	♥ 12:33pm Jan Turkenburg: oops I had my mic on... I asked myself "solar roads?" out loud... It doesn't ring a bell right away..
	♥ 12:35pm Jan Turkenburg: ah... ZOWAB...
	♥ 12:37pm Jan Turkenburg: transporting warm water between two layers of asphalt.
	♥ 12:37pm MHLee: i think it was this project, i guess it was experiemental and didn't do too well en.wikipedia.org...
	♥ 12:37pm MHLee: Zoab seems interesting though
	♥ 12:41pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, yes that was the other thing I was thinking about... but i made the mistake to assume you were too old to have had a high-school teacher talking about that, because your listening to a show with dutch stone age music...
	12:42pm Listener Robert: I would think "solar roadways" refers to a thoroughly impracticable project for which YouTube promotion was brought out some years ago: the paving of roadways and other surfaces with photovoltaics to generate electricity. They actually have installed it on a stretch of road in France. It's a ridiculous attempt to compromise between traction, electricity generation, and other purposes. Superficially you might look at a flat surface and think it worth combining functions like that, but...no!
	♥ 12:44pm Jan Turkenburg: That actually has been tried in The Netherlands, but it didn't work out, I recall, because the cells got too dirty too recieve enough sunlight.
	12:45pm Listener Robert: That's just one of the many drawbacks of trying to combine those functions.
	♥ 12:45pm MHLee: I am deceptively young... and deceptibly younger looking than my actual age. I'm three years into a doctorate and still get asked if I'm in high school.
	♥ 12:52pm MHLee: @LR Honestly I wonder if you could do anything with just the heat from asphualt instead of physically making it just solar panels but it's probably still not cost effective
	1:01pm worldsworstrecords: Hello Jan and fellow no-mountaineers! Sorry I'm late ;-)
	♥ 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Darryl, you've missed a lovely TEM set!
	1:04pm worldsworstrecords: Yes, sorry... I was on the phone. I'll have to check it out in the archive later
	♥ 1:06pm MHLee: This is a killer demo. Fully developed and producerd/
	♥ 1:08pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I think they meant 'unreleased early version' LOL
	♥ 1:09pm Jan Turkenburg: It's from a Wally Tax box including three CDs of 'extra's'
	1:17pm worldsworstrecords: i liked her song about the gnomes
	♥ 1:19pm MHLee: I could make a whole playlist about gnomes at this point. It comes with having a fantasy themed radio show but also the 60's were a great time for singing about faries and gnomes and toadstools
	♥ 1:22pm Jan Turkenburg: agree!
	♥ 1:22pm Feldpausch: This Shocking Blue jam is great
	1:23pm worldsworstrecords: I'd listen, MHLee :-)
	1:24pm worldsworstrecords: Kindergarten?
	♥ 1:24pm Jan Turkenburg: douze points!
	1:24pm worldsworstrecords: yay!
	1:25pm worldsworstrecords: The pic kind of gave it away ;-)
	♥ 1:25pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL
	♥ 1:26pm Feldpausch: Is 'speel' like the German word 'spielen' meaning to play?
	♥ 1:26pm Jan Turkenburg: yes
	♥ 1:27pm MHLee: I really need to run a free-from show. My genre based shows feel restricting now. I remember early on in the pandemic we kinda just threw anything we could assemble togther.... I put together a show of ambient and plunderphonics that ran at various times to give the impression we still had live djs.
	♥ 1:30pm Jan Turkenburg: where do you have a show MHLee?
	♥ 1:33pm coelacanth∅: greetings Jan and plainsfolk
	♥ 1:33pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey coelacanth∅!
	♥ 1:33pm Sem: Yeah, what coel said.
	♥ 1:33pm MHLee: I actually run several shows on the university radio station WWVU-FM. I'm the only graduate student on staff... and this year's DJ of the year. With the summer I may be taking additonal roles since I never stop my research and thus I'll be here when the students are gone.
	♥ 1:34pm Jan Turkenburg: and hi to Sem!
	♥ 1:35pm Jan Turkenburg: oh wow, MHLee! What do you study?
	♥ 1:35pm coelacanth∅: hey Sem!
	♥ 1:38pm MHLee: I'm a biologist studying tsetse flies. Picture house flies that bite. I studying the relationship they have with three species of bacteria. One of them is required for the flies to reproduce so my study hopefully can lead to new control techniques..... In undergraduate I did a lot with muisc thus my experience with the choir for the disabled and teaching music in an elementary school I have alluded to.
	1:40pm worldsworstrecords: that's amazing, MHLee.. important work
	1:41pm worldsworstrecords: is sleeping sickness still a big killer?
	1:41pm worldsworstrecords: yay! Beatlecover!
	♥ 1:42pm Sem: HIya, coel. In the kitchen mostly. Soup fot a cold day in May:/
	♥ 1:43pm Jan Turkenburg: I'm impressed MHLee!
	♥ 1:44pm Sem: Hey, Darryl!
	♥ 1:44pm MHLee: Sleeping sickness kills around 1,000 people annually that are reported. The last major outbreak was the 1990s. There is some concern over shifting ranges, perminant reservoirs, and underreported cases, but the WHO plans to have it under control by 2030. Of course the relationship I am studying has other applications. Most sap-sucking insects like aphids are also dependent on similiar bacteria relationships.
	♥ 1:45pm MHLee: Thank you... also this an awesome cover... completely making something new of it.
	1:46pm worldsworstrecords: Hi Sem!
	1:47pm worldsworstrecords: fascinating stuff, MHLee...
	♥ 1:48pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I had this album on the shelves for years, played it a few times, without reading the titles too closely untill last week when only just then I realized it was a cover...
	1:49pm worldsworstrecords: This is fun... very Hollies sounding
	♥ 1:50pm Jan Turkenburg: yes, VERY Hollies!
	♥ 1:52pm coelacanth∅: fascinating, MKLee! ...also a fascinating beatles cover! i can't say i love it but i like it, and greatly appreciate the total overhaul approach Sem i just finished a soup breakfast!
	♥ 1:52pm Sem: Warble whistling! Great!
	♥ 1:52pm Sem: Do tell, coel. Always looking for soup recipes.
	1:54pm worldsworstrecords: hey Jan... I keep meaning to ask: you play a lot of early jazz and blues on Sounds under 64. Is this an area you know a lot about?
	♥ 1:54pm Jan Turkenburg: not at all!!!, I just happen to have somebody's archive
	1:55pm HyperDose: Thank you Jan!
	1:55pm worldsworstrecords: right! that solves that then!
	♥ 1:55pm Lizardner Dave !: Thanks Jan! Been here the whole time, just too busy with work to comment.
	1:56pm Bri: PLEASE do a Gardencore show MH Lee!
	1:56pm worldsworstrecords: Great show Han, as always. If you all fancy an hour of disco-themed song-poems come join me next at wfmu.org...
	♥ 1:56pm MHLee: I'm pretty handy on blues but not so much jazz. I do have a good knowledge of 1920-1931 in popular music. Wrote a term paper on blues roots in hillbilly music.
	♥ 1:57pm coelacanth∅: Sem, just my supposedly quick, but not at al,l go-to: ramen, with stuff. stuff: carrot, ginger, turmeric, celery, onion, parsley, cilantro, wakame, 1 beaten egg (not my usual), tahini, cashews, cayenne powder, tamari
	1:57pm worldsworstrecords: ohh... that's useful to know!
	♥ 1:57pm Feldpausch: Bye Jan! Thanks for an enjoyable morning
	1:57pm worldsworstrecords: nice cover of Poupee de Cire
	♥ 1:57pm coelacanth∅: - and yours?
	♥ 1:57pm MHLee: Thanks Jan!
	1:57pm Bri: Like this Dutch cover of Poupee
	1:58pm worldsworstrecords: Poupee de Cire might be my favourite French pop song ever
	♥ 1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks for dropping by everyone. I really enjoyed today's conversation again!
	1:58pm Bri: Omg disco themed song poems sounds awesome!
	♥ 1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Did you know this version, Darryl?
	♥ 1:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jan!
	1:59pm Bri: You’ll have to educate me MH
	1:59pm worldsworstrecords: i didn't Jan
	1:59pm Bri: Zoe bison bison is mine, Popuppe’s not too far behind
	♥ 2:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Bri and Dave!

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 12, 2021

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