WFMU: Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from October 17, 2022

Listener comments!
	5:58pm cometothesunshine: It's time for Come To The Sunshine! Welcome!
	5:59pm Woof: Hello, Andrew! Hello, everyone! I am so excited for today's show!
	6:00pm cometothesunshine: You & Me, both
	6:00pm Erica: Hi Andrew. Ready for the Dion revisited show.
	6:01pm uptownjen: Hi, Andrew and Woof!
	6:01pm cometothesunshine: Having a Dion-sized flashback!
	6:01pm sw2442: Hi Andrew...I'm enjoying these remastered episodes.
	6:01pm sw2442: Hello uptownjen, Woof, and Erica...
	6:02pm KarenS: Hi Andrew and Sunshiners!
	6:02pm uptownjen: Hi, Erica and sw2442!
	6:02pm uptownjen: Hello, KarenS!
	6:02pm sw2442: Hi Karen...
	6:02pm cometothesunshine: Thank you! Interestingly, I had to go back and listen to the original show this week, because I noticed the number of 45's was odd. Turns out the playlist from 16 years ago was missing a few singles (which are back in this redone show).
	6:03pm Yod Crewsy: Hi Andrew and everyone else!
	6:03pm uptownjen: Hi, Yod!
	6:03pm sw2442: Hi Yod...
	6:04pm Yod Crewsy: Hi there uptownjen and sw2442! Greetings from the middle of ADKs!!
	6:05pm cometothesunshine: Welcome: Jen, Woof, SW, Yod, Karen S, Erica...
	6:05pm Natalie: Greetings, all!
	6:06pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Natalie!
	6:06pm sw2442: Hi Natalie...
	6:06pm MOM WHIG: Hi Andrew, Woof, Erica, uptownjen, sw2442, KarenS, Yod, Natalie
	6:06pm Natalie: It's a beautiful day - Sunshine all around!
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Mom Whig!
	6:07pm MOM WHIG: Did WLS hop the ship?
	6:07pm uptownjen: Hi, MOM WHIG and Natalie!
	6:07pm sw2442: Hi again Mom...
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: I got better copies of a number of these singles in the past 16 years too.
	6:08pm MOM WHIG: sw2442 - did the HEAT leave there yet???
	6:08pm uptownjen: Yes! Love "Kill Me Quick."
	6:09pm MOM WHIG: What's not to luv about the Hollies
	6:09pm Natalie: This show doesn't sound a day over 15 years old. :D
	6:09pm uptownjen: This is a different mix than I'm used to. I like it.
	6:09pm cometothesunshine: It really has become even more charming with time.
	6:10pm sw2442: Mom...oh yeah...as a matter of fact, this last Saturday saw thunder and I would say half an inch to an inch of rain...much needed. Hopefully the weather there is Autumn nice...
	6:10pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, Jen - this is how the Italian single sounds. Missing lots of vocals.
	6:12pm Natalie: The Monkees were being constituted. That's a statement to hold onto.
	6:12pm cometothesunshine: Convoluted, but true
	6:14pm cometothesunshine: Sounds like some Clarence White on guitar
	6:15pm WLSClark: Mom, still here, just listening and busy doing stuff! :)
	6:15pm MOM WHIG: sw2442 - it's been still 70's here - no rain either for a few weeks (since Ian came thru here after hitting FL)--the leaves are just starting to turn
	6:16pm cometothesunshine: We had rain in Los Angeles this past weekend and it was very nice.
	6:16pm WLSClark: Mom, damn cold in Lincoln. Tomorrow record low of 19!
	6:17pm MOM WHIG: WLS - are you KIDDING--guess we are next here in a few DAYS for the COLD front to arrive....electric Blanket on there then?
	6:17pm uptownjen: It's actually spitting snow here right now in Northern Indiana. I ran in shorts and a short-sleeved shirt yesterday.
	6:18pm MOM WHIG: uptownjen - That's FROSTY -- really?
	6:18pm uptownjen: Feels like 26 right now.
	6:19pm WLSClark: No more messing with electric blankets. Do they even make those still? Just crank he heat up tonight. Just 2 days of cold really.
	6:19pm MOM WHIG: WLS - I have 1930-40's quilts to pile on me here.
	6:20pm WLSClark: Mom, I have my gma's quilt here too. Not on yet, tho.
	6:20pm Natalie: I had forgotten that Hanna-Barbera had a legitimate record label....
	6:21pm Natalie: Just catching up on the playlist images!
	6:21pm cometothesunshine: It was too legit to quit, Natalie!
	6:21pm MOM WHIG: WLS - I used to buy and sell Quilts many years ago - still have about 10 plus here - got an 1880 something one made of uniforms
	♥ 6:22pm Woo: Coldest October 17 on record in Chicago. There were snowflakes somewhere but not where I am. In the 70s this weekend!
	6:22pm Natalie: Too legit to Banana Split?
	6:22pm MOM WHIG: WLS I too have 2 from my Grandma
	6:24pm cometothesunshine: Not that legit, Natalie
	6:24pm Carmelita: Hi Andrew and everyone! This is going to be a great show!
	6:24pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Carmelita!
	6:24pm MOM WHIG: hey there Carmelita
	6:25pm sw2442: Hi Carmelita...
	6:25pm MOM WHIG: Super Cool Label
	6:27pm cometothesunshine: Beautiful design, I agree!
	6:27pm uptownjen: Great song!
	6:28pm Erica: Love this Twilights song!
	6:29pm cometothesunshine: Terry Britten was such a fabulous songwriter
	6:30pm Natalie: According to 60s music, Cathy is a very complicated individual.
	♥ 6:31pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: One of my fave versions of this somg.
	6:32pm cometothesunshine: Natalie: the song was inspired by a very depressing teleplay from 1966
	6:32pm cometothesunshine: en.wikipedia.org...
	6:32pm sw2442: Hi Glynis...
	6:34pm uptownjen: I didn't know it was inspired by "Cathy Come Home."
	6:34pm MOM WHIG: GGGG - Happy Monday to you.
	6:35pm cometothesunshine: yes, Jen - the UK label carries a note about the inspiration
	6:37pm cometothesunshine: I will switch the image briefly so you can see
	6:38pm Natalie: Andrew, thanks for the link. Sadly, a story that could easily have been from today.
	6:38pm uptownjen: Okay. Thank you!
	6:38pm Carmelita: Dang that Cathy Come Home show really was depressing
	6:38pm cometothesunshine: Ken Loach has directed many depressing tales!
	6:38pm uptownjen: Cool. Thanks for doing that.
	6:39pm Natalie: Thank you for the deeper education!
	6:40pm cometothesunshine: I am learning right along side you all.
	6:42pm Natalie: The opening of this gives me hints of Paperback Writer
	6:43pm cometothesunshine: It covers every base, Natalie.
	6:43pm Natalie: Agreed!
	6:44pm Natalie: Great record.
	6:44pm Natalie: Wow. This is something!
	6:45pm Carmelita: Me too Natalie re Paperback Writer
	6:45pm Natalie: A much brighter take.
	6:45pm johnyoung1234: Hello all! This cover is fab!
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: Natalie - closer to the Ivy League version - I think
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, JohnY
	6:47pm Natalie: CTTS never ceases to surprise and delight
	6:47pm cometothesunshine: Well, that is nice of you to say
	6:48pm Carmelita: So true Natalie…I have learned so much from CTTS
	6:48pm cometothesunshine: It never fails to gobble up my time!
	6:49pm cometothesunshine: But, I like how the shows come out
	6:50pm Carmelita: We really appreciate all the time and work you put into it Andrew
	6:50pm Natalie: Your efforts do not go without great appreciation!
	6:51pm Natalie: Ahh yes! Like Carmelita said! :)
	6:51pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Carmelita & Natalie!
	6:51pm cometothesunshine: It is very satisfying getting these early shows sounding good.
	6:51pm KarenS: I listen on TuneIn on my tv and it sounds great!
	6:52pm Natalie: Is it more challenging revamping an old show or putting together a new one?
	6:52pm cometothesunshine: I'm ON TV!?
	6:52pm MOM WHIG: hi there johnyoung1234
	6:52pm cometothesunshine: It is supposed to be easier, Natalie
	6:53pm cometothesunshine: But I am only happy when I have wasted several days over thinking it.
	6:53pm Natalie: :D
	6:53pm johnyoung1234: fabulous! MomWhig
	6:54pm Carmelita: Lol but I definitely don’t think it’s a waste of time
	6:54pm KarenS: Yes, now you can ponder your visual presentation!
	6:55pm johnyoung1234: Andrew...I've found some great Monkees promo 45s in mint condition recently plus a Japanese version on the Changes LP on the Bell label from 1974. You probably have them all but I'll bring them around next time I see you
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: That sounds cool - I may be coming to some places outside of Los Angeles in April 2023 ;)
	6:58pm Carmelita: @johnyoung1234 Cool!
	6:58pm Erica: The song turned into a Christmas song for a moment.
	6:59pm Natalie: Sam wasn't the last of the steam powered trains
	7:00pm johnyoung1234: Interesting about how Dennis Larden toured with Davy Jones in the late 70s after being in the Stone Canyon Band with Rick Nelson!
	7:01pm cometothesunshine: Dennis also may have been a part of The Monkees 1970 shows in Philadelphia.
	7:01pm cometothesunshine: DION!
	7:02pm Carmelita: Yay Dion! This is going to be fun!
	7:03pm Mr. Movin' Man: I love Dion on Columbia!
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: You are in luck, Mr. Movin' Man - hope you can pull over for 2 hours.
	♥ 7:05pm Woo: Love the Dion Kickin' Child album
	7:05pm Mr. Movin' Man: I'm here for the long haul! Thanks for spotlighting this awesome music from Dion, Andrew.
	7:06pm cometothesunshine: All of these singles sound incredible - timeless
	7:07pm cometothesunshine: I particularly love John Falbo's guitar playing on these Wanderers sides.
	7:07pm uptownjen: This song is so beautiful.
	7:07pm Mr. Movin' Man: That Dion sessionography you posted to the old Dion web page was infinitely helpful to me in comprehending how this material fit together. Thank you for that.
	7:08pm Carmelita: Yeah the guitar is fabulous
	7:09pm cometothesunshine: Mr. Movin Man - that was primarily Bob Hyde's research, but I also went through the relevant copyright books to flesh out the information
	7:12pm Mr. Movin' Man: "Together Again" is such a dirty, grungy record. I love that sound.
	7:13pm cometothesunshine: At times it seems like the Belmonts are incidental participants in Dion's new direction.
	7:16pm Mr. Movin' Man: I'd love to pick Dion's brain about the making of this album.
	♥ 7:26pm Alex of Chicago: Loving all the Dion. I'll that I was really late in coming around to his music.
	7:27pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Alex - me too!
	7:27pm Mr. Movin' Man: I was surprised "Spoonful" wasn't on "Kickin Child". Not that it needed more tracks, but it such a powerful recording.
	7:28pm cometothesunshine: Mr. Movin Man - I believe that the Kickin Child CD/LP closely followed an assembled stereo master for an unissued LP from 65/66. I actually saw the tape, but don't remember the exact sequence.
	7:30pm cometothesunshine: Some of those mixes had surfaced on Bronx Blues and Road I'm On, but Wonder Where I'm Bound was mostly newly mixed in 1968
	7:30pm Mr. Movin' Man: I got into Dion in my teens (which was mainly the early 90s). I knew Abe, Martin, John from the radio. But them I spotted the Dion '68 album in the CD rack with that black and white cover. I blind bought it and I was hooked! Not long after that "the ROAD I'm On" comp came out. Pure gold!
	7:31pm cometothesunshine: Daddy Rollin' - one of the most amazing records I have ever heard
	7:31pm cometothesunshine: The last time you heard the angry, mid-60s Dion
	7:32pm cometothesunshine: The intensity of it is incredible.
	7:32pm MOM WHIG: Hey there Woo, Mr Movin' Man
	7:32pm MOM WHIG: hi Alex of Chicago
	7:34pm Mr. Movin' Man: Hi Mom Whig!
	7:36pm MOM WHIG: Loving this one Andrew- Baby Blue
	7:38pm KarenS: Amazing how Dion could take on any genre with authority. His vocal ability is so impressive.
	7:38pm Carmelita: Nice cover of It’s All Over Now Baby Blue”
	7:39pm cometothesunshine: He really does have an amazing voice.
	7:39pm Natalie: The association with faith (or lack thereof)/drugs in relation to rock and blues is an interesting one to me. But I suppose that's a discussion for a particular time and place....
	7:40pm cometothesunshine: I guess Columbia tried to push him into an adult pop area in 1963 and he rebelled by making these recordings.
	7:41pm cometothesunshine: They Kenny Rankin version of this song from a year earlier is pretty interesting too.
	7:43pm Natalie: This is really lovely
	7:43pm cometothesunshine: There is so much emotion and aching in his voice from this era
	7:44pm cometothesunshine: Al Kooper plays the organ on most of these 1965 tracks.
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: This is my favorite recording of this Bob Dylan song. Dion was a great arranger.
	7:47pm Mr. Movin' Man: Any word if "Together Again" will ever get a response re-release? Is the Complete Columbia box still a thing?
	7:47pm Kelly: Man, this entire block is just serene…
	7:48pm cometothesunshine: I think the Columbia box is a dead issue and Together Again tape burned in massive UMG fire. I do have the commercial reel to reel if they need it!
	7:48pm Natalie: A Missing Link in my Dion knowledge...
	7:49pm cometothesunshine: Natalie - this is from an acetate and remains officially unissued - So Goes Love has only been bootlegged.
	7:50pm Natalie: Fascinating!
	7:52pm cometothesunshine: When I first heard this 45 and it was longer than the album, well...it was satisfying
	7:53pm Mr. Movin' Man: "So Goes Love" was fantastic. I love The Monkees version too. I never knew Dion did a version.
	7:54pm BritishInvasionBrinley: Hi folks... quite late but have been really enjoying this! Great spotlight on a very underrated talent!
	7:54pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, Mr. Movin Man - those 1966 outtakes are a bit of a mystery, but so glad they exist. I did a bunch of clean up on them and you'll hear so more coming up.
	7:54pm Carmelita: This is wild
	7:55pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, Brinley!
	7:59pm Yod Crewsy: wow! Just got back from a lengthy listening hiatus...I'm loving this Dion and Belmonts stuff!!!!! Thank you cometothesunshine!!!
	7:59pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, on behalf of Dion, Yod!
	7:59pm MOM WHIG: Yod - continue your evening at 9 with Bob & Gina on bpn.
	8:00pm cometothesunshine: Buddy England cut a very different arrangement of Movin' Man with different lyrics in 1967
	8:00pm Yod Crewsy: Mom- will do!!!
	8:00pm Mr. Movin' Man: Whoo hoo! My theme song!
	8:05pm cometothesunshine: What a crazy version!
	8:12pm MOM WHIG: Andrew you've outdone yourself once again
	8:13pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Mom Whig!
	8:17pm Mr. Movin' Man: Farewell : I love this song. I always closed my "Dion & The Wanderers" mix CDs with this.
	8:21pm cometothesunshine: Kenny Rankin also later did a version of Berimbau
	8:22pm Yod Crewsy: I must say that I had a very limited exposure to Dion and Belmonts before this evening...I am now a HUGE fan!!! Thank you cometothesunshine and Andy!!!! Wow!!!
	8:23pm MOM WHIG: Yod - such an amazing talent
	8:24pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Yod - I got turned on to this ear of his music about 20 or so years ago and it was a life-changer!
	8:25pm cometothesunshine: *era
	8:26pm Yod Crewsy: cometothesunshine - I agree! It's time to purchase a big box set!!!
	8:26pm KarenS: I have a couple of Kenny Rankin albums. He used to be on Johnny Carson frequently.
	8:26pm Carmelita: I too hadn’t been exposed to a lot of this and I’m just loving it! He has such a wonderful voice.
	8:27pm cometothesunshine: I am so glad, Carmelita!
	8:28pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, I don't know a ton about him, Karen S - something else to explore.
	8:30pm Mr. Movin' Man: I LOVE the vocals on "Now". So uplifting.
	8:30pm cometothesunshine: A beautiful song
	8:31pm cometothesunshine: I love Carlo's drumming and harmonies
	8:34pm BritishInvasionBrinley: Every one of these songs has been a total knockout. What a treasure trove!
	8:36pm Mr. Movin' Man: "Dream On" sounds like it morphed into "He Looks Alot Like Me", didn't it?
	8:37pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, Dion was obviously reusing his unissued songs to create new ones in this period.
	8:38pm cometothesunshine: So little of what he did was released or heard, so why not. Most of his process was invisible from 1965-1968
	8:38pm Mr. Movin' Man: The chord changes sound Bowie-esque, in a way.
	8:42pm cometothesunshine: These tracks were more recent discoveries of mine.
	8:44pm MOM WHIG: Andrew - super cool DOT label -- interesting colors. Anyway - thanks for allowing us into your WORLD today.
	8:45pm cometothesunshine: That is so nice of you to say, Mom Whig - thanks for taking this trip with me.
	8:46pm sw2442: Andrew...I've really enjoyed today's revisit...I believe the released Columbia singles after 1964 should have been more successful. I really think the Top 40 radio programmers only saw Dion as the guy who sang Doo-Wop and Runaround Sue and The Wanderer only. He did have a handful of hits on Columbia, but I also think Columbia didn't like his blues and folk recordings.
	8:47pm KarenS: G!
	8:47pm cometothesunshine: SW2442 - I think they invested heavily in Dion and unless they could see a big pay off, they just wrote off his recordings.
	8:50pm MOM WHIG: SW2442 - THERE IS A LONG LINE ALREADY AT BPN'S
	8:51pm sw2442: Andrew...and it's a shame Columbia probably felt that way...these are really good...and it would have kept Dion in the spotlight well before Abraham, Martin, and John...thanks for an amazing show today...I'm guessing remastered episode six next week?
	8:51pm BritishInvasionBrinley: Absolutely sublime arrangement. Harpsichord perfection!
	8:51pm Mr. Movin' Man: I still don't understand how Dion continues to be underappreciated. I sing his praises every chance I get. He's still making great music today.
	8:51pm sw2442: Mom...I'll be there soon...save me a spot please.
	8:52pm MOM WHIG: sw2442 - noted
	8:52pm cometothesunshine: Brinley - John Abbott who worked with the Left Banke arranged this track.
	8:53pm Erica: I'm still here. Just listening.
	8:54pm BritishInvasionBrinley: Wow, had no idea! Makes complete sense, it's a very distinctive sound...! Thanks for the info!
	8:55pm Natalie: Well, I've always liked Dion, but this was a true exercise in how to appreciate a genuine talent. Thanks for this lesson. And now I've got to go find some more Dion records to add to the collection!
	8:55pm Mr. Movin' Man: I used to fantasize about Dion doing a one-off performance with a symphony orchestra, performing material from his '68 album. I don't think he'd go for it.
	8:55pm Erica: I was hoping to hear Dion's version of Purple Haze tonight but we're almost out of time.
	8:55pm cometothesunshine: Natalie - so glad you dug it!
	8:56pm Natalie: Andrew = the impetus of most of my record purchases :D
	8:56pm cometothesunshine: I am guilty of many things
	8:56pm Natalie: Oh I definitely dug it.
	8:57pm Natalie: Ha! Well that's another conversation for a particular time and place... :)
	♥ 8:57pm Alex of Chicago: This is one I'll be grabbing from the archives. Great show, Andrew. Thanks!
	8:57pm Erica: Never mind.
	8:58pm cometothesunshine: Thank you all for listening with me today! If the bunny cuts me off from my back announcing, just know this show was nearly perfect!
	8:58pm Mr. Movin' Man: Andrew, thank you for a great show! 👍
	8:58pm Natalie: *nearly perfect
	8:58pm cometothesunshine: My pleasure!
	8:59pm cometothesunshine: As I predicted!
	8:59pm cometothesunshine: Thanks all - !
	8:59pm KarenS: I'll be listening to this episode a lot. Fantastic, Andrew!
	8:59pm Natalie: Your perfectionism is appreciated.
	8:59pm BritishInvasionBrinley: A great time as always. Big thanks to you, Andrew!
	9:00pm Carmelita: Wonderful show Andrew
	9:00pm Erica: Got to hear Purple Haze, albeit a part of it. Thanks Andrew for the show.

Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from October 17, 2022

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October 17, 2022: Show #5 Revisited Featuring DION!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
The Honeybus	Delighted To See You		Deram (UK)	1967	45	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tommy Boyce	Pretty Thing (You're Out Of Sight)		MGM	1965	7"	0:04:38 (Pop-up)
The Bats	You Look Good Together "You Look Good Together" by "The Bats"		Decca (UK)	1967	45	0:06:14 (Pop-up)
The Hollies	Kill Me Quick "Kill Me Quick" by "The Hollies"		Parlophon (Italy)	1967	7"	0:08:23 (Pop-up)
The Gosdin Brothers	Love At First Sight		World Pacific	1966	45	0:13:08 (Pop-up)
The Guilloteens	For My Own "For My Own" by "The Guilloteens"		Hanna-Barbera Records	1965	45	0:14:52 (Pop-up)
Grapefruit	Round Going Round (single version - UK 45 mix)		Stateside (UK)	1969	45	0:16:56 (Pop-up)
Symon And Pi	Sha La La La Lee "Sha La La La Lee" by "Symon And Pi"		Capitol	1968	45	0:20:02 (Pop-up)
Sandy Salisbury	Do Unto Others (mono 45 mix)		Together	1969	45	0:25:05 (Pop-up)
The Twilights	Cathy Come Home "Cathy Come Home" by "The Twilights"		Columbia (Australia)	1967	45	0:27:58 (Pop-up)
The Koobas	The First Cut Is The Deepest		Capitol	1969	45	0:30:11 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Forget "Forget" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Epic	1968	45	0:33:09 (Pop-up)
Denny Laine	Catherine's Wheel "Catherine's Wheel" by "Denny Laine"		Deram (UK)	1968	45	0:34:56 (Pop-up)
Every Mothers' Son	Put Your Mind At Ease (mono 45 mix)		MGM	1967	45	0:41:28 (Pop-up)
The Impact	My World Fell Down "My World Fell Down" by "The Impact"		MGM	1967	45	0:44:02 (Pop-up)
The Cyrkle	Squeeze Play (mono 45)		Film Score	1970	45	0:46:41 (Pop-up)
The Searchers	I'll Cry Tomorrow "I'll Cry Tomorrow" by "The Searchers"		Pye (UK)	1967	45	0:49:58 (Pop-up)
Keith West	Sam (From "A Teenage Opera")		Parlophone (UK)	1967	45	0:53:25 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	I Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound (1969 mono 45)		Columbia	1969	45	1:02:44 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	Tomorrow Won't Bring The Rain (mono 45)		Columbia	1965	45	1:05:36 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	So Much Younger (alternate mono mix)			1966		1:08:25 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Belmonts	All I Wanna Do	Together Again	ABC	1967	LP	1:11:32 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	Two Ton Feather		Columbia	1966	45	1:14:24 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	Bright Lights, Big City			1965		1:19:59 (Pop-up)
Dion	Kickin' Child (mono 45 mix) "Kickin' Child (mono 45 mix)" by "Dion"		Columbia	1965	45	1:22:50 (Pop-up)
Dion	Spoonful (mono 45 mix) "Spoonful (mono 45 mix)" by "Dion"		Columbia	1965	45	1:25:45 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Belmonts	Berimbau "Berimbau" by "Dion And The Belmonts"	Together Again	ABC	1967	LP	1:27:58 (Pop-up)
Dion	Daddy Rollin' (In Your Arms)		Laurie	1968	45	1:30:41 (Pop-up)
Dion	It's All Over Now, Baby Blue	Wonder Where I'm Bound	Columbia	1969	LP	1:35:48 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	Knowing I Won't Go Back There	Wonder Where I'm Bound	Columbia	1969	LP	1:39:19 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	Time In My Heart For You (mono 45)		Columbia	1965	45	1:42:04 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Belmonts	Baby You've Been On My Mind (mono)	Together Again	ABC	1967	LP	1:44:59 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Belmonts	So Goes Love	Together Again (And More)		1966	CD	1:47:17 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Belmonts	My Girl The Month Of May (mono 45 version)		ABC	1966	45	1:51:22 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Belmonts	New York Town	Together Again	ABC	1967	LP	1:53:49 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Belmonts	The Band Plays On	Together Again (And More)				1:57:05 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Belmonts	Movin' Man (mono LP)	Together Again	ABC	1967	LP	1:59:16 (Pop-up)
Dion	The Seventh Son "The Seventh Son" by "Dion"	Wonder Where I'm Bound	Columbia	1969	LP	2:01:41 (Pop-up)
Dion	I'll Fill Your Pockets With Gold			1963		2:06:25 (Pop-up)
Dion	I Walk Alone Slowly "I Walk Alone Slowly" by "Dion"					2:09:50 (Pop-up)
Kenny Rankin	Soft Guitar "Soft Guitar" by "Kenny Rankin"		Columbia	1963	45	2:11:51 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	Farewell (alternate mix)			1965		2:13:53 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	Wake Up Baby (alternate mix)			1965		2:17:14 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	Baby, I'm In The Mood For You	Bronx Blues: The Columbia Recordings (1962-1965)	Legacy	1991	CD	2:21:35 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	My Love "My Love" by "Dion And The Wanderers"	The Road I'm On: A Retrospective	Columbia	1997	CD	2:24:17 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	You Move Me Babe (mono)		Columbia	1965	45	2:26:21 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Wanderers	Now (Alternate Mix)					2:28:50 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Belmonts	Come To My Side (mono)	Together Again	ABC	1967	LP	2:31:39 (Pop-up)
Dion And The Belmonts	Dream On "Dream On" by "Dion And The Belmonts"	Together Again (And More)			CD	2:35:16 (Pop-up)
The Belmonts	She Turned To Stone (The Bottom Fell Out)	Together Again (And More)			CD	2:38:36 (Pop-up)
The Endless Pulse	Ghost Man "Ghost Man" by "The Endless Pulse"		Laurie	1968	45	2:40:38 (Pop-up)
The Belmonts	She Only Wants To Do Her Own Thing		Dot	1968	45	2:42:40 (Pop-up)
Dion Di Muci	The Road I'm On (Gloria)		Columbia	1964	45	2:46:52 (Pop-up)
Dion	Sisters Of Mercy "Sisters Of Mercy" by "Dion"	Dion	Laurie	1968	LP	2:50:43 (Pop-up)
Dion	Abraham, Martin And John "Abraham, Martin And John" by "Dion"		Laurie	1968	45	2:54:09 (Pop-up)
Dion	Purple Haze "Purple Haze" by "Dion"		Laurie	1968	45	2:57:14 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:58pm cometothesunshine: It's time for Come To The Sunshine! Welcome!
	5:59pm Woof: Hello, Andrew! Hello, everyone! I am so excited for today's show!
	6:00pm cometothesunshine: You & Me, both
	6:00pm Erica: Hi Andrew. Ready for the Dion revisited show.
	6:01pm uptownjen: Hi, Andrew and Woof!
	6:01pm cometothesunshine: Having a Dion-sized flashback!
	6:01pm sw2442: Hi Andrew...I'm enjoying these remastered episodes.
	6:01pm sw2442: Hello uptownjen, Woof, and Erica...
	6:02pm KarenS: Hi Andrew and Sunshiners!
	6:02pm uptownjen: Hi, Erica and sw2442!
	6:02pm uptownjen: Hello, KarenS!
	6:02pm sw2442: Hi Karen...
	6:02pm cometothesunshine: Thank you! Interestingly, I had to go back and listen to the original show this week, because I noticed the number of 45's was odd. Turns out the playlist from 16 years ago was missing a few singles (which are back in this redone show).
	6:03pm Yod Crewsy: Hi Andrew and everyone else!
	6:03pm uptownjen: Hi, Yod!
	6:03pm sw2442: Hi Yod...
	6:04pm Yod Crewsy: Hi there uptownjen and sw2442! Greetings from the middle of ADKs!!
	6:05pm cometothesunshine: Welcome: Jen, Woof, SW, Yod, Karen S, Erica...
	6:05pm Natalie: Greetings, all!
	6:06pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Natalie!
	6:06pm sw2442: Hi Natalie...
	6:06pm MOM WHIG: Hi Andrew, Woof, Erica, uptownjen, sw2442, KarenS, Yod, Natalie
	6:06pm Natalie: It's a beautiful day - Sunshine all around!
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Mom Whig!
	6:07pm MOM WHIG: Did WLS hop the ship?
	6:07pm uptownjen: Hi, MOM WHIG and Natalie!
	6:07pm sw2442: Hi again Mom...
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: I got better copies of a number of these singles in the past 16 years too.
	6:08pm MOM WHIG: sw2442 - did the HEAT leave there yet???
	6:08pm uptownjen: Yes! Love "Kill Me Quick."
	6:09pm MOM WHIG: What's not to luv about the Hollies
	6:09pm Natalie: This show doesn't sound a day over 15 years old. :D
	6:09pm uptownjen: This is a different mix than I'm used to. I like it.
	6:09pm cometothesunshine: It really has become even more charming with time.
	6:10pm sw2442: Mom...oh yeah...as a matter of fact, this last Saturday saw thunder and I would say half an inch to an inch of rain...much needed. Hopefully the weather there is Autumn nice...
	6:10pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, Jen - this is how the Italian single sounds. Missing lots of vocals.
	6:12pm Natalie: The Monkees were being constituted. That's a statement to hold onto.
	6:12pm cometothesunshine: Convoluted, but true
	6:14pm cometothesunshine: Sounds like some Clarence White on guitar
	6:15pm WLSClark: Mom, still here, just listening and busy doing stuff! :)
	6:15pm MOM WHIG: sw2442 - it's been still 70's here - no rain either for a few weeks (since Ian came thru here after hitting FL)--the leaves are just starting to turn
	6:16pm cometothesunshine: We had rain in Los Angeles this past weekend and it was very nice.
	6:16pm WLSClark: Mom, damn cold in Lincoln. Tomorrow record low of 19!
	6:17pm MOM WHIG: WLS - are you KIDDING--guess we are next here in a few DAYS for the COLD front to arrive....electric Blanket on there then?
	6:17pm uptownjen: It's actually spitting snow here right now in Northern Indiana. I ran in shorts and a short-sleeved shirt yesterday.
	6:18pm MOM WHIG: uptownjen - That's FROSTY -- really?
	6:18pm uptownjen: Feels like 26 right now.
	6:19pm WLSClark: No more messing with electric blankets. Do they even make those still? Just crank he heat up tonight. Just 2 days of cold really.
	6:19pm MOM WHIG: WLS - I have 1930-40's quilts to pile on me here.
	6:20pm WLSClark: Mom, I have my gma's quilt here too. Not on yet, tho.
	6:20pm Natalie: I had forgotten that Hanna-Barbera had a legitimate record label....
	6:21pm Natalie: Just catching up on the playlist images!
	6:21pm cometothesunshine: It was too legit to quit, Natalie!
	6:21pm MOM WHIG: WLS - I used to buy and sell Quilts many years ago - still have about 10 plus here - got an 1880 something one made of uniforms
	♥ 6:22pm Woo: Coldest October 17 on record in Chicago. There were snowflakes somewhere but not where I am. In the 70s this weekend!
	6:22pm Natalie: Too legit to Banana Split?
	6:22pm MOM WHIG: WLS I too have 2 from my Grandma
	6:24pm cometothesunshine: Not that legit, Natalie
	6:24pm Carmelita: Hi Andrew and everyone! This is going to be a great show!
	6:24pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Carmelita!
	6:24pm MOM WHIG: hey there Carmelita
	6:25pm sw2442: Hi Carmelita...
	6:25pm MOM WHIG: Super Cool Label
	6:27pm cometothesunshine: Beautiful design, I agree!
	6:27pm uptownjen: Great song!
	6:28pm Erica: Love this Twilights song!
	6:29pm cometothesunshine: Terry Britten was such a fabulous songwriter
	6:30pm Natalie: According to 60s music, Cathy is a very complicated individual.
	♥ 6:31pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: One of my fave versions of this somg.
	6:32pm cometothesunshine: Natalie: the song was inspired by a very depressing teleplay from 1966
	6:32pm cometothesunshine: en.wikipedia.org...
	6:32pm sw2442: Hi Glynis...
	6:34pm uptownjen: I didn't know it was inspired by "Cathy Come Home."
	6:34pm MOM WHIG: GGGG - Happy Monday to you.
	6:35pm cometothesunshine: yes, Jen - the UK label carries a note about the inspiration
	6:37pm cometothesunshine: I will switch the image briefly so you can see
	6:38pm Natalie: Andrew, thanks for the link. Sadly, a story that could easily have been from today.
	6:38pm uptownjen: Okay. Thank you!
	6:38pm Carmelita: Dang that Cathy Come Home show really was depressing
	6:38pm cometothesunshine: Ken Loach has directed many depressing tales!
	6:38pm uptownjen: Cool. Thanks for doing that.
	6:39pm Natalie: Thank you for the deeper education!
	6:40pm cometothesunshine: I am learning right along side you all.
	6:42pm Natalie: The opening of this gives me hints of Paperback Writer
	6:43pm cometothesunshine: It covers every base, Natalie.
	6:43pm Natalie: Agreed!
	6:44pm Natalie: Great record.
	6:44pm Natalie: Wow. This is something!
	6:45pm Carmelita: Me too Natalie re Paperback Writer
	6:45pm Natalie: A much brighter take.
	6:45pm johnyoung1234: Hello all! This cover is fab!
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: Natalie - closer to the Ivy League version - I think
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, JohnY
	6:47pm Natalie: CTTS never ceases to surprise and delight
	6:47pm cometothesunshine: Well, that is nice of you to say
	6:48pm Carmelita: So true Natalie…I have learned so much from CTTS
	6:48pm cometothesunshine: It never fails to gobble up my time!
	6:49pm cometothesunshine: But, I like how the shows come out
	6:50pm Carmelita: We really appreciate all the time and work you put into it Andrew
	6:50pm Natalie: Your efforts do not go without great appreciation!
	6:51pm Natalie: Ahh yes! Like Carmelita said! :)
	6:51pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Carmelita & Natalie!
	6:51pm cometothesunshine: It is very satisfying getting these early shows sounding good.
	6:51pm KarenS: I listen on TuneIn on my tv and it sounds great!
	6:52pm Natalie: Is it more challenging revamping an old show or putting together a new one?
	6:52pm cometothesunshine: I'm ON TV!?
	6:52pm MOM WHIG: hi there johnyoung1234
	6:52pm cometothesunshine: It is supposed to be easier, Natalie
	6:53pm cometothesunshine: But I am only happy when I have wasted several days over thinking it.
	6:53pm Natalie: :D
	6:53pm johnyoung1234: fabulous! MomWhig
	6:54pm Carmelita: Lol but I definitely don’t think it’s a waste of time
	6:54pm KarenS: Yes, now you can ponder your visual presentation!
	6:55pm johnyoung1234: Andrew...I've found some great Monkees promo 45s in mint condition recently plus a Japanese version on the Changes LP on the Bell label from 1974. You probably have them all but I'll bring them around next time I see you
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: That sounds cool - I may be coming to some places outside of Los Angeles in April 2023 ;)
	6:58pm Carmelita: @johnyoung1234 Cool!
	6:58pm Erica: The song turned into a Christmas song for a moment.
	6:59pm Natalie: Sam wasn't the last of the steam powered trains
	7:00pm johnyoung1234: Interesting about how Dennis Larden toured with Davy Jones in the late 70s after being in the Stone Canyon Band with Rick Nelson!
	7:01pm cometothesunshine: Dennis also may have been a part of The Monkees 1970 shows in Philadelphia.
	7:01pm cometothesunshine: DION!
	7:02pm Carmelita: Yay Dion! This is going to be fun!
	7:03pm Mr. Movin' Man: I love Dion on Columbia!
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: You are in luck, Mr. Movin' Man - hope you can pull over for 2 hours.
	♥ 7:05pm Woo: Love the Dion Kickin' Child album
	7:05pm Mr. Movin' Man: I'm here for the long haul! Thanks for spotlighting this awesome music from Dion, Andrew.
	7:06pm cometothesunshine: All of these singles sound incredible - timeless
	7:07pm cometothesunshine: I particularly love John Falbo's guitar playing on these Wanderers sides.
	7:07pm uptownjen: This song is so beautiful.
	7:07pm Mr. Movin' Man: That Dion sessionography you posted to the old Dion web page was infinitely helpful to me in comprehending how this material fit together. Thank you for that.
	7:08pm Carmelita: Yeah the guitar is fabulous
	7:09pm cometothesunshine: Mr. Movin Man - that was primarily Bob Hyde's research, but I also went through the relevant copyright books to flesh out the information
	7:12pm Mr. Movin' Man: "Together Again" is such a dirty, grungy record. I love that sound.
	7:13pm cometothesunshine: At times it seems like the Belmonts are incidental participants in Dion's new direction.
	7:16pm Mr. Movin' Man: I'd love to pick Dion's brain about the making of this album.
	♥ 7:26pm Alex of Chicago: Loving all the Dion. I'll that I was really late in coming around to his music.
	7:27pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Alex - me too!
	7:27pm Mr. Movin' Man: I was surprised "Spoonful" wasn't on "Kickin Child". Not that it needed more tracks, but it such a powerful recording.
	7:28pm cometothesunshine: Mr. Movin Man - I believe that the Kickin Child CD/LP closely followed an assembled stereo master for an unissued LP from 65/66. I actually saw the tape, but don't remember the exact sequence.
	7:30pm cometothesunshine: Some of those mixes had surfaced on Bronx Blues and Road I'm On, but Wonder Where I'm Bound was mostly newly mixed in 1968
	7:30pm Mr. Movin' Man: I got into Dion in my teens (which was mainly the early 90s). I knew Abe, Martin, John from the radio. But them I spotted the Dion '68 album in the CD rack with that black and white cover. I blind bought it and I was hooked! Not long after that "the ROAD I'm On" comp came out. Pure gold!
	7:31pm cometothesunshine: Daddy Rollin' - one of the most amazing records I have ever heard
	7:31pm cometothesunshine: The last time you heard the angry, mid-60s Dion
	7:32pm cometothesunshine: The intensity of it is incredible.
	7:32pm MOM WHIG: Hey there Woo, Mr Movin' Man
	7:32pm MOM WHIG: hi Alex of Chicago
	7:34pm Mr. Movin' Man: Hi Mom Whig!
	7:36pm MOM WHIG: Loving this one Andrew- Baby Blue
	7:38pm KarenS: Amazing how Dion could take on any genre with authority. His vocal ability is so impressive.
	7:38pm Carmelita: Nice cover of It’s All Over Now Baby Blue”
	7:39pm cometothesunshine: He really does have an amazing voice.
	7:39pm Natalie: The association with faith (or lack thereof)/drugs in relation to rock and blues is an interesting one to me. But I suppose that's a discussion for a particular time and place....
	7:40pm cometothesunshine: I guess Columbia tried to push him into an adult pop area in 1963 and he rebelled by making these recordings.
	7:41pm cometothesunshine: They Kenny Rankin version of this song from a year earlier is pretty interesting too.
	7:43pm Natalie: This is really lovely
	7:43pm cometothesunshine: There is so much emotion and aching in his voice from this era
	7:44pm cometothesunshine: Al Kooper plays the organ on most of these 1965 tracks.
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: This is my favorite recording of this Bob Dylan song. Dion was a great arranger.
	7:47pm Mr. Movin' Man: Any word if "Together Again" will ever get a response re-release? Is the Complete Columbia box still a thing?
	7:47pm Kelly: Man, this entire block is just serene…
	7:48pm cometothesunshine: I think the Columbia box is a dead issue and Together Again tape burned in massive UMG fire. I do have the commercial reel to reel if they need it!
	7:48pm Natalie: A Missing Link in my Dion knowledge...
	7:49pm cometothesunshine: Natalie - this is from an acetate and remains officially unissued - So Goes Love has only been bootlegged.
	7:50pm Natalie: Fascinating!
	7:52pm cometothesunshine: When I first heard this 45 and it was longer than the album, well...it was satisfying
	7:53pm Mr. Movin' Man: "So Goes Love" was fantastic. I love The Monkees version too. I never knew Dion did a version.
	7:54pm BritishInvasionBrinley: Hi folks... quite late but have been really enjoying this! Great spotlight on a very underrated talent!
	7:54pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, Mr. Movin Man - those 1966 outtakes are a bit of a mystery, but so glad they exist. I did a bunch of clean up on them and you'll hear so more coming up.
	7:54pm Carmelita: This is wild
	7:55pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, Brinley!
	7:59pm Yod Crewsy: wow! Just got back from a lengthy listening hiatus...I'm loving this Dion and Belmonts stuff!!!!! Thank you cometothesunshine!!!
	7:59pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, on behalf of Dion, Yod!
	7:59pm MOM WHIG: Yod - continue your evening at 9 with Bob & Gina on bpn.
	8:00pm cometothesunshine: Buddy England cut a very different arrangement of Movin' Man with different lyrics in 1967
	8:00pm Yod Crewsy: Mom- will do!!!
	8:00pm Mr. Movin' Man: Whoo hoo! My theme song!
	8:05pm cometothesunshine: What a crazy version!
	8:12pm MOM WHIG: Andrew you've outdone yourself once again
	8:13pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Mom Whig!
	8:17pm Mr. Movin' Man: Farewell : I love this song. I always closed my "Dion & The Wanderers" mix CDs with this.
	8:21pm cometothesunshine: Kenny Rankin also later did a version of Berimbau
	8:22pm Yod Crewsy: I must say that I had a very limited exposure to Dion and Belmonts before this evening...I am now a HUGE fan!!! Thank you cometothesunshine and Andy!!!! Wow!!!
	8:23pm MOM WHIG: Yod - such an amazing talent
	8:24pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Yod - I got turned on to this ear of his music about 20 or so years ago and it was a life-changer!
	8:25pm cometothesunshine: *era
	8:26pm Yod Crewsy: cometothesunshine - I agree! It's time to purchase a big box set!!!
	8:26pm KarenS: I have a couple of Kenny Rankin albums. He used to be on Johnny Carson frequently.
	8:26pm Carmelita: I too hadn’t been exposed to a lot of this and I’m just loving it! He has such a wonderful voice.
	8:27pm cometothesunshine: I am so glad, Carmelita!
	8:28pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, I don't know a ton about him, Karen S - something else to explore.
	8:30pm Mr. Movin' Man: I LOVE the vocals on "Now". So uplifting.
	8:30pm cometothesunshine: A beautiful song
	8:31pm cometothesunshine: I love Carlo's drumming and harmonies
	8:34pm BritishInvasionBrinley: Every one of these songs has been a total knockout. What a treasure trove!
	8:36pm Mr. Movin' Man: "Dream On" sounds like it morphed into "He Looks Alot Like Me", didn't it?
	8:37pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, Dion was obviously reusing his unissued songs to create new ones in this period.
	8:38pm cometothesunshine: So little of what he did was released or heard, so why not. Most of his process was invisible from 1965-1968
	8:38pm Mr. Movin' Man: The chord changes sound Bowie-esque, in a way.
	8:42pm cometothesunshine: These tracks were more recent discoveries of mine.
	8:44pm MOM WHIG: Andrew - super cool DOT label -- interesting colors. Anyway - thanks for allowing us into your WORLD today.
	8:45pm cometothesunshine: That is so nice of you to say, Mom Whig - thanks for taking this trip with me.
	8:46pm sw2442: Andrew...I've really enjoyed today's revisit...I believe the released Columbia singles after 1964 should have been more successful. I really think the Top 40 radio programmers only saw Dion as the guy who sang Doo-Wop and Runaround Sue and The Wanderer only. He did have a handful of hits on Columbia, but I also think Columbia didn't like his blues and folk recordings.
	8:47pm KarenS: G!
	8:47pm cometothesunshine: SW2442 - I think they invested heavily in Dion and unless they could see a big pay off, they just wrote off his recordings.
	8:50pm MOM WHIG: SW2442 - THERE IS A LONG LINE ALREADY AT BPN'S
	8:51pm sw2442: Andrew...and it's a shame Columbia probably felt that way...these are really good...and it would have kept Dion in the spotlight well before Abraham, Martin, and John...thanks for an amazing show today...I'm guessing remastered episode six next week?
	8:51pm BritishInvasionBrinley: Absolutely sublime arrangement. Harpsichord perfection!
	8:51pm Mr. Movin' Man: I still don't understand how Dion continues to be underappreciated. I sing his praises every chance I get. He's still making great music today.
	8:51pm sw2442: Mom...I'll be there soon...save me a spot please.
	8:52pm MOM WHIG: sw2442 - noted
	8:52pm cometothesunshine: Brinley - John Abbott who worked with the Left Banke arranged this track.
	8:53pm Erica: I'm still here. Just listening.
	8:54pm BritishInvasionBrinley: Wow, had no idea! Makes complete sense, it's a very distinctive sound...! Thanks for the info!
	8:55pm Natalie: Well, I've always liked Dion, but this was a true exercise in how to appreciate a genuine talent. Thanks for this lesson. And now I've got to go find some more Dion records to add to the collection!
	8:55pm Mr. Movin' Man: I used to fantasize about Dion doing a one-off performance with a symphony orchestra, performing material from his '68 album. I don't think he'd go for it.
	8:55pm Erica: I was hoping to hear Dion's version of Purple Haze tonight but we're almost out of time.
	8:55pm cometothesunshine: Natalie - so glad you dug it!
	8:56pm Natalie: Andrew = the impetus of most of my record purchases :D
	8:56pm cometothesunshine: I am guilty of many things
	8:56pm Natalie: Oh I definitely dug it.
	8:57pm Natalie: Ha! Well that's another conversation for a particular time and place... :)
	♥ 8:57pm Alex of Chicago: This is one I'll be grabbing from the archives. Great show, Andrew. Thanks!
	8:57pm Erica: Never mind.
	8:58pm cometothesunshine: Thank you all for listening with me today! If the bunny cuts me off from my back announcing, just know this show was nearly perfect!
	8:58pm Mr. Movin' Man: Andrew, thank you for a great show! 👍
	8:58pm Natalie: *nearly perfect
	8:58pm cometothesunshine: My pleasure!
	8:59pm cometothesunshine: As I predicted!
	8:59pm cometothesunshine: Thanks all - !
	8:59pm KarenS: I'll be listening to this episode a lot. Fantastic, Andrew!
	8:59pm Natalie: Your perfectionism is appreciated.
	8:59pm BritishInvasionBrinley: A great time as always. Big thanks to you, Andrew!
	9:00pm Carmelita: Wonderful show Andrew
	9:00pm Erica: Got to hear Purple Haze, albeit a part of it. Thanks Andrew for the show.

Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from October 17, 2022

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