WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from February 25, 2022

Listener comments!
	7:00pm StringOFperils: Hello darkness my old fiend! Hey Julie!
	🦇 7:01pm Julie: hiya StringOP!
	7:01pm WR: My new fave SQ song!
	🦇 7:02pm Julie: heya WR!
	🦇 7:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and nightflies!
	🦇 7:06pm Julie: heya Ken!
	🦇 7:34pm B R M: ooooh! Friday night sorted... Julie --> Mona! Perfecto!
	🦇 7:36pm B R M: On Record Store Day- They did June this year because of delays in vinyl production, gave themselves an extra date to meet production demand... or so they say! 😉
	🦇 7:36pm Julie: hiya BRM! Ah so it's not till June at all?
	🦇 7:37pm B R M: No they have a batch ready for April, then June for the second (delayed) batch
	🦇 7:37pm Julie: this might be a little acid-y I suppose
	7:38pm KWilde: Hey Julie - always nice to hear you on the radio!
	🦇 7:38pm B R M: "We’re also being proactive with designating an RSD Drops date on June 18. That will serve as a street date safety net, for titles that are part of the Record Store Day celebration, but for any number of reasons beyond controlling, can’t make it into stores on April 23. The List includes titles that are coming to record stores on Record Store Day in April and those that will be coming in June. As we become aware of issues for any specific title, that title will move to the RSD Drops date and you’ll see that on the List on the website."
	🦇 7:40pm Julie: heya KWilde! nice to be here!
	🦇 7:40pm B R M: The Liz Fraser EP is at the top of my RSD list... shed a tear of happiness when I saw that was coming.
	🦇 7:41pm Julie: ooooh.
	7:41pm KWilde: I always loved Gary Brooker’s voice
	🦇 7:43pm Julie: Oddly enough I really only knew one or two songs until I started digging into their catalogue a couple months ago. better late than never I suppose
	🦇 7:50pm B R M: Roberta is just on another level... love her... is it me or is she is super underrated?
	7:51pm StringOFperils: She was pretty prominent at the time. Maybe just a little forgotten now?
	🦇 7:53pm Julie: I knew that song of course and her name, but growing up I don't remember seeing a lot of her. But yes, it's time for the resurgence!
	🦇 7:55pm Julie: and I had no idea about this www.musictimes.com...
	🦇 7:56pm Julie: I was just lookin through stuff and was like, oh I never play her
	7:57pm StringOFperils: You're part of a much grander Roberta Flack synchronicity
	🦇 7:58pm Julie: apparently!
	🦇 7:59pm Julie: next time I'll dig deeper but it is hard to resist that song. on her first album even!
	🦇 8:05pm B R M: Her cover of Stevie Wonder's I CAN SEE THE SUN IN LATE DECEMBER is a 12.5 minute masterpiece! www.youtube.com...
	🦇 8:05pm Julie: oooh I will check that out after the show, thanks BRM!
	🦇 8:10pm B R M: oh man, I forgot ARB is on tonight! I love her show too, this one is supposed to be FCC unfriendly... all of my favs in one night! Argh! 🤣
	🦇 8:34pm Julie: I always forget about the weird turn this song takes
	🦇 8:35pm Julie: late 60s production you can't beat it
	8:36pm ?: I think that recording of Elton '73 first saw the light of day on a bootleg, Elderberry Wine, that later assumed the odd non-title (No Title) when Amazing Kornyfone issued it. TAKL issues were ubiquitous in LA back in the day, but I don't recall ever seeing this one: https://www.discogs.com/release/15261681-Elton-John-No-Title-Recorded-Live-At-Hammersmith-Odeon-In-London
	🦇 8:37pm Julie: odd choice of photo there
	8:37pm Marie: Hey Julie, nice to hear you! I'm digging this kinks tune. Don;t know about production much at all but this sounds so clear and crisp
	8:38pm ?: A TAKRL signature!
	🦇 8:38pm Julie: hiya Marie! It's just the particular SOUND of it, it's unexpected, rich without being cluttered
	8:38pm Marie: And now one of my all-time fave musicians, ever--Prince!
	8:39pm Marie: Yeah, your description of the prod. values is right on
	🦇 8:40pm Julie: I just feel like they experimented a lot back then, tossing in this instrument here, that one there. and songs travelled instead of driving in loops
	8:40pm Marie: Never heard this tune b4. I have to admit, I think I have not heard a lot of Prince's tunes
	8:41pm ?: For instance, this bootleg of the complete Genesis Lamb performance in Birmingham features a piece by George Tooker. https://www.discogs.com/master/364543-Genesis-Swelled-And-Spent
	8:41pm PaulRobeson1920: Hi Hi Hi
	🦇 8:41pm B R M: I need to bite the bullet and buy EMANCIPATION... too good.
	🦇 8:41pm Julie: hiya Paul!
	8:42pm Marie: @B.R.M.--Yeah, I need to buy a few things myself but I have kind of stopped playing my own music lately @(
	8:44pm Marie: I appreciate your references to Ukraine, Julie, including that painting--I love it, kinda Goth
	🦇 8:45pm Julie: Right? It's so pretty.
	🦇 8:45pm B R M: @Marie I feel you...I have been on an absolute Bandcamp bender, it is actually a problem... too much good music out there. I spent a couple of weeks loading my vinyl collection into Discogs which was fine, until I realized all the records I sold off in college and all the ones I still wanted and then all the good new stuff, and... it's a problem! 🤣
	🦇 8:45pm Julie: haha boy do I get that
	8:46pm Marie: Yeah, and it seems so personality based, like he is trying to capture Tetiana
	🦇 8:46pm Julie: her posture and everything...despite the fancy dress she's basically a mopey teenager.
	🦇 8:47pm Julie: I tried to find a print I could buy but all I found is you can hire people to paint a copy :P
	🦇 8:47pm B R M: "Disenchanted teenage impatience" is timeless... TFW your mom makes you sit for a portrait...
	🦇 8:47pm Julie: EXACTLY. what a MOOD
	8:48pm Marie: @B.R.M.--totally--there's so much good music out there online. And Bandcamp is amazing. And then there is the mighty FMOO with all of its great shows and archives
	8:49pm Marie: Tetiana--teen rebel!
	🦇 8:50pm B R M: @Marie, I can't even begin on WFMU, only to say that I have my personal budget already set and approved here at home for the upcoming marathon, which will be Swag For Life + extra for the shows (like this one) I want to ensure get extra support...
	8:51pm doctorjazz: Hi, been listening while catching up with work, enjoying the show! Thanks, Julie!
	8:51pm WR: Thank you Julie.
	8:52pm Marie: B.R.M., I'm a SFLer (?) and I too give extra and pledge live to express my love for the DJ and their music. At this point, I take T-shirts, because of the whole not playing my own music at home thing
	8:53pm Marie: Thanks, Julie--I hope you are well @) !
	🦇 8:53pm B R M: @Marie Love it! #TeamSFL
	8:54pm Morgan: thats so great Julie
	8:54pm Marie: Go #TeamSFL!
	🦇 8:54pm B R M: Great show Julie! Thank you as always!
	🦇 8:55pm Julie: thanks so much everyone!! Hiya Morgan!
	8:55pm StringOFperils: Thanks, Julie!
	8:56pm doctorjazz: I haven't heard this so long, i thought it must be a alternate version of Christmas (and I must have heard it a million times back in the day).
	🦇 8:57pm Julie: I'm so used to the movie version! I heard this yesterday and was like WOW I love this version couldn't help but sing along
	8:58pm Morgan: sounds like a wonderful first concert back. thanks for the great tunes Julie
	🦇 8:58pm Julie: my pleasure!
	8:59pm Marie: That's great that you went to see Elton, Julie.
	🦇 8:59pm Julie: I'm just so glad we weren't at the height of the surge. thanks eveyone!!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from February 25, 2022

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Tetiana by Olexandr Murashko (Ukraine 1875-1919)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Suzi Quatro	Friday "Friday" by "Suzi Quatro"	Quatro	Bell Records	1974	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Cher	Masters of War "Masters of War" by "Cher"	Backstage	Imperial	1968	0:05:44 (Pop-up)
A Flock of Seagulls	Standing In the Doorway	A Flock of Seagulls	Arista	1982	0:09:52 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	It Ain't Easy "It Ain't Easy" by "David Bowie"	The Rise And Fall of Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars	RCA Victor	1972	0:14:23 (Pop-up)
Genesis	Build Me A Mountain (Rough Mix)	Genesis Archives, Vol 1. 1967-1975	Virgin	1998	0:17:17 (Pop-up)
Lena Peausok	Letters "Letters" by "Lena Peausok"	Papa	LENA PEAUSOK	2013	0:21:26 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	Eternity "Eternity" by "The Moody Blues"	To Our Children's Children's Children	Threshold	1969	0:24:26 (Pop-up)
George Harrison	Beware of Darkness	All Things Must Pass	Apple Records	1970	0:28:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Backing Tracks	Substitute (instrumental)				0:32:32 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Murderotic Woman (live)	The Early Years 1968 Germin/Ation	Pink Floyd Records	2016	0:38:05 (Pop-up)
Procol Harum	Skip Softly (My Moonbeams)	Shine On Brightly	A&M Records	1968	0:41:47 (Pop-up)
Nico	Afraid "Afraid" by "Nico"	Desertshore	Reprise Records	1970	0:45:28 (Pop-up)
Roberta Flack	The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face	First Take	Atlantic	1969	0:48:44 (Pop-up)
Seaside	Undone "Undone" by "Seaside"	Undone	Anoa Records	2013	0:54:00 (Pop-up)
Neyemia Grue	Our Meet Was For Nothing	Blue-Hearted	Neyemia Grue	2020	0:59:02 (Pop-up)
Nite Fields	Hell/Happy "Hell/Happy" by "Nite Fields"	Depersonalisation	Felte	2015	1:01:07 (Pop-up)
Black Rose Burning	The Wheel "The Wheel" by "Black Rose Burning"	The Wheel	PVRCo	2021	1:02:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vitamin String Quartet	This Charming Man (instrumental)				1:09:33 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding	Hammersmith Odeon London 1973	No Label	1973	1:15:53 (Pop-up)
Katarina Gryvul	Faceless "Faceless" by "Katarina Gryvul"	Inside the Creatures	Katarina Gryvul	2020	1:27:06 (Pop-up)
Mazzy Star	Unreflected "Unreflected" by "Mazzy Star"	So Tonight That I Might See	Capitol	1993	1:30:56 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Mr. Churchill Says "Mr. Churchill Says" by "The Kinks"	Arthur or the Decline and Fall of The British Empire	Reprise Records	1969	1:34:35 (Pop-up)
Prince (as the Artist)	My Computer	Emancipation	NPG Records	1996	1:39:19 (Pop-up)
Ummagma	Kiev (Auxiliary The Masterfader Eight O Eight Mix)	Kiev Remixes	Emerald & Doreen	2014	1:44:01 (Pop-up)
Black Buddha Saraband	The Children of the Revolution	Black Buddha Saraband	Hyperium Records	1992	1:48:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"				1:52:20 (Pop-up)
The Who	Christmas "Christmas" by "The Who"	Tommy	Track Record	1969	1:56:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:00pm StringOFperils: Hello darkness my old fiend! Hey Julie!
	🦇 7:01pm Julie: hiya StringOP!
	7:01pm WR: My new fave SQ song!
	🦇 7:02pm Julie: heya WR!
	🦇 7:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and nightflies!
	🦇 7:06pm Julie: heya Ken!
	🦇 7:34pm B R M: ooooh! Friday night sorted... Julie --> Mona! Perfecto!
	🦇 7:36pm B R M: On Record Store Day- They did June this year because of delays in vinyl production, gave themselves an extra date to meet production demand... or so they say! 😉
	🦇 7:36pm Julie: hiya BRM! Ah so it's not till June at all?
	🦇 7:37pm B R M: No they have a batch ready for April, then June for the second (delayed) batch
	🦇 7:37pm Julie: this might be a little acid-y I suppose
	7:38pm KWilde: Hey Julie - always nice to hear you on the radio!
	🦇 7:38pm B R M: "We’re also being proactive with designating an RSD Drops date on June 18. That will serve as a street date safety net, for titles that are part of the Record Store Day celebration, but for any number of reasons beyond controlling, can’t make it into stores on April 23. The List includes titles that are coming to record stores on Record Store Day in April and those that will be coming in June. As we become aware of issues for any specific title, that title will move to the RSD Drops date and you’ll see that on the List on the website."
	🦇 7:40pm Julie: heya KWilde! nice to be here!
	🦇 7:40pm B R M: The Liz Fraser EP is at the top of my RSD list... shed a tear of happiness when I saw that was coming.
	🦇 7:41pm Julie: ooooh.
	7:41pm KWilde: I always loved Gary Brooker’s voice
	🦇 7:43pm Julie: Oddly enough I really only knew one or two songs until I started digging into their catalogue a couple months ago. better late than never I suppose
	🦇 7:50pm B R M: Roberta is just on another level... love her... is it me or is she is super underrated?
	7:51pm StringOFperils: She was pretty prominent at the time. Maybe just a little forgotten now?
	🦇 7:53pm Julie: I knew that song of course and her name, but growing up I don't remember seeing a lot of her. But yes, it's time for the resurgence!
	🦇 7:55pm Julie: and I had no idea about this www.musictimes.com...
	🦇 7:56pm Julie: I was just lookin through stuff and was like, oh I never play her
	7:57pm StringOFperils: You're part of a much grander Roberta Flack synchronicity
	🦇 7:58pm Julie: apparently!
	🦇 7:59pm Julie: next time I'll dig deeper but it is hard to resist that song. on her first album even!
	🦇 8:05pm B R M: Her cover of Stevie Wonder's I CAN SEE THE SUN IN LATE DECEMBER is a 12.5 minute masterpiece! www.youtube.com...
	🦇 8:05pm Julie: oooh I will check that out after the show, thanks BRM!
	🦇 8:10pm B R M: oh man, I forgot ARB is on tonight! I love her show too, this one is supposed to be FCC unfriendly... all of my favs in one night! Argh! 🤣
	🦇 8:34pm Julie: I always forget about the weird turn this song takes
	🦇 8:35pm Julie: late 60s production you can't beat it
	8:36pm ?: I think that recording of Elton '73 first saw the light of day on a bootleg, Elderberry Wine, that later assumed the odd non-title (No Title) when Amazing Kornyfone issued it. TAKL issues were ubiquitous in LA back in the day, but I don't recall ever seeing this one: https://www.discogs.com/release/15261681-Elton-John-No-Title-Recorded-Live-At-Hammersmith-Odeon-In-London
	🦇 8:37pm Julie: odd choice of photo there
	8:37pm Marie: Hey Julie, nice to hear you! I'm digging this kinks tune. Don;t know about production much at all but this sounds so clear and crisp
	8:38pm ?: A TAKRL signature!
	🦇 8:38pm Julie: hiya Marie! It's just the particular SOUND of it, it's unexpected, rich without being cluttered
	8:38pm Marie: And now one of my all-time fave musicians, ever--Prince!
	8:39pm Marie: Yeah, your description of the prod. values is right on
	🦇 8:40pm Julie: I just feel like they experimented a lot back then, tossing in this instrument here, that one there. and songs travelled instead of driving in loops
	8:40pm Marie: Never heard this tune b4. I have to admit, I think I have not heard a lot of Prince's tunes
	8:41pm ?: For instance, this bootleg of the complete Genesis Lamb performance in Birmingham features a piece by George Tooker. https://www.discogs.com/master/364543-Genesis-Swelled-And-Spent
	8:41pm PaulRobeson1920: Hi Hi Hi
	🦇 8:41pm B R M: I need to bite the bullet and buy EMANCIPATION... too good.
	🦇 8:41pm Julie: hiya Paul!
	8:42pm Marie: @B.R.M.--Yeah, I need to buy a few things myself but I have kind of stopped playing my own music lately @(
	8:44pm Marie: I appreciate your references to Ukraine, Julie, including that painting--I love it, kinda Goth
	🦇 8:45pm Julie: Right? It's so pretty.
	🦇 8:45pm B R M: @Marie I feel you...I have been on an absolute Bandcamp bender, it is actually a problem... too much good music out there. I spent a couple of weeks loading my vinyl collection into Discogs which was fine, until I realized all the records I sold off in college and all the ones I still wanted and then all the good new stuff, and... it's a problem! 🤣
	🦇 8:45pm Julie: haha boy do I get that
	8:46pm Marie: Yeah, and it seems so personality based, like he is trying to capture Tetiana
	🦇 8:46pm Julie: her posture and everything...despite the fancy dress she's basically a mopey teenager.
	🦇 8:47pm Julie: I tried to find a print I could buy but all I found is you can hire people to paint a copy :P
	🦇 8:47pm B R M: "Disenchanted teenage impatience" is timeless... TFW your mom makes you sit for a portrait...
	🦇 8:47pm Julie: EXACTLY. what a MOOD
	8:48pm Marie: @B.R.M.--totally--there's so much good music out there online. And Bandcamp is amazing. And then there is the mighty FMOO with all of its great shows and archives
	8:49pm Marie: Tetiana--teen rebel!
	🦇 8:50pm B R M: @Marie, I can't even begin on WFMU, only to say that I have my personal budget already set and approved here at home for the upcoming marathon, which will be Swag For Life + extra for the shows (like this one) I want to ensure get extra support...
	8:51pm doctorjazz: Hi, been listening while catching up with work, enjoying the show! Thanks, Julie!
	8:51pm WR: Thank you Julie.
	8:52pm Marie: B.R.M., I'm a SFLer (?) and I too give extra and pledge live to express my love for the DJ and their music. At this point, I take T-shirts, because of the whole not playing my own music at home thing
	8:53pm Marie: Thanks, Julie--I hope you are well @) !
	🦇 8:53pm B R M: @Marie Love it! #TeamSFL
	8:54pm Morgan: thats so great Julie
	8:54pm Marie: Go #TeamSFL!
	🦇 8:54pm B R M: Great show Julie! Thank you as always!
	🦇 8:55pm Julie: thanks so much everyone!! Hiya Morgan!
	8:55pm StringOFperils: Thanks, Julie!
	8:56pm doctorjazz: I haven't heard this so long, i thought it must be a alternate version of Christmas (and I must have heard it a million times back in the day).
	🦇 8:57pm Julie: I'm so used to the movie version! I heard this yesterday and was like WOW I love this version couldn't help but sing along
	8:58pm Morgan: sounds like a wonderful first concert back. thanks for the great tunes Julie
	🦇 8:58pm Julie: my pleasure!
	8:59pm Marie: That's great that you went to see Elton, Julie.
	🦇 8:59pm Julie: I'm just so glad we weren't at the height of the surge. thanks eveyone!!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from February 25, 2022

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