WFMU: Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from November 21, 2022

Listener comments!
	5:55pm BGgal88225: Someone posted this website page on reddit today! I'm a huge fan of the Bee Gees! I can't wait to tune in on this live stream!! The Bee Gees are so iconic!!
	5:57pm cometothesunshine: Great! It is starting in a minute, @BGal
	5:58pm Woof: Hello, Andrew! Hello, Everyone! Looking forward to more great music!
	5:59pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Woof!
	6:01pm Erica: Hi Andrew. Ready for the Bee Gees show.
	6:01pm Carmelita: Hi Andrew! Hi everyone else! I’m really so looking forward to this show today! Thanks for featuring The Bee Gees !
	6:02pm Ross66: Hey Andrew, let The Bee Gees begin!
	6:03pm uptownjen: Hello, all! Looking forward to some Brothers Gibb!
	6:03pm cometothesunshine: Thanks! Playlist being a little sticky today
	6:03pm Andres: Good eve, Andrew and all. I came late to early Bee Gees but I got there. Love it and excited for the show!
	6:04pm cometothesunshine: I hope you will hear a lot of things you will love. There are definitely even a few surprises for the Gibb's most ardent admirers.
	6:04pm BGgal88225: I love turn of the century!
	6:05pm cometothesunshine: Listen for The Bee Gees on backing vocals for this one by Johnny Young.
	6:05pm JWI: loved that mix. you can really hear Robin. (turn of the century)
	6:05pm Beantown Doug: I'm obligated to say that "Massachusetts" is my favorite Bee Gees song. :-)
	6:06pm Ross66: Nice cover of Craise Finton Kirk
	6:06pm Erica: Very very nice.
	6:06pm Aitch: Johnny Young did a creepy kids talent show for many years Young Talent Time, it was always kinda wrong
	6:06pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Andrew! I hold a more than average amount of ardency for the Bee Gees. As such, I hope to be pleasantly surprised.
	6:06pm cometothesunshine: Concurrent to the original, Ross
	6:06pm cometothesunshine: Gaylord - it will be a promise kept
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: I will Gibb and you will receive
	6:07pm uptownjen: Hooray!❤️
	6:08pm MiataRoadster: The Gibbs' awesomeness is difficult to wrap my head around.
	6:08pm uptownjen: Sure to stick in my head for the rest of the week!
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: So, fun trivia here: the ending of Gilbert Green was imagined by The Bee Gees as the song the fictional Gilbert Green was writing during the song.
	6:08pm Aitch: Trying to sing Tragedy at a Karaoke can be fun
	6:08pm uptownjen: Love that. Thanks, Andrew.
	6:09pm cometothesunshine: The Bee Gees definitely had some very esoteric creative ideas they explored.
	6:09pm Ross66: Gerry post Pacemakers?
	6:09pm Erica: I hear Roy Wood in this song.
	6:09pm cometothesunshine: And this is Gilbert Green's song
	6:10pm cometothesunshine: Gerry's second post Pacemakers 45
	6:10pm Carmelita: Gilbert Greens song is very dramatic
	6:10pm Ross66: Ahh…thanks
	6:10pm MOM WHIG: Hi andrew, BGgal - Woof, Erica, Carmelita, Ross66, uptownjen, JWI, Beantown D, Aitch D'Day Mate, Gaylord
	6:10pm cometothesunshine: Indeed it is, Carmelita
	6:11pm uptownjen: This is such a beautiful song.
	6:11pm JWI: Please Read Me is a bit of tear jerker... imho.
	6:11pm uptownjen: Hello, MOM!
	6:11pm Gaylord Fields: I've always maintained that B./R./M. Gibb wrote the weirdest popular songs of the Sixties — and that's saying a lot considering the decade in question!
	6:11pm cometothesunshine: The majority of the sweeping orchestration heard in this show was the work of Bill Shepherd whose contribution to their music is underreported
	6:11pm BGgal88225: Greetings Mom Whig!
	6:11pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Mom Whig!
	6:11pm Carmelita: Hi Mom Whig !
	6:12pm Guus: Nice playlist. Greetings from The Netherlands.
	6:12pm Ross66: Hey Mom Whig!
	6:12pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord - it is funny they get knocked for commercialism, when I don't think they understood what they were creating
	6:12pm BGgal88225: woah ive never heard this
	6:12pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, Guus
	6:13pm cometothesunshine: Lori Balmer - one of the strangest children records ever recorded.
	6:13pm Gaylord Fields: Exactly, Andrew! I feel that they were just following a very strange muse that led them into Hitsville somehow.
	6:13pm cometothesunshine: I love visiting the Netherlands, Guus.
	6:14pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord, they are a bit like The Beach Boys in that way. They tap into melodic emotion in a non verbal way. And then they surprise you with very sharp lyrics, albeit randomly.
	6:15pm Guus: You're welcome !
	6:16pm Carmelita: @Andrew I agree with the comparison. I’ve always felt that myself.
	6:17pm Gaylord Fields: @Andrew: I agree that there's a Brian-level savant aspect to their songcraft. Their songs, and especially their lyrics, often don't make sense on paper, but fortunately we don't listen on paper. Also, that Lori Balmer song certainly kept up the promise of surprises you made! I love it, and it was new to me!
	6:17pm cometothesunshine: Not to get too heavy, but there is a divinity to what they are tapped into. As an agnostic, it is about as spiritual as get when I get lost in one of their records.
	6:18pm JWI: I didn't know Lori Balmer went to the UK. I thought they had just worked with her in 1966 in Australia.
	6:18pm Synodicat: Sorry I'm late. But I wouldn't miss this one for the world.
	6:18pm Gaylord Fields: Funny you should say that while "Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You" is playing!
	6:18pm cometothesunshine: JWI - Lori Balmer recorded in London, 1968
	6:20pm cometothesunshine: Glad you could listen in @Synodicat
	6:21pm MOM WHIG: Hi there Guus
	6:21pm MOM WHIG: Hi Synodicat
	6:23pm cometothesunshine: I'll never forget Robin Gibb telling me that when Barry got into a rock mode, no one could match him.
	6:23pm BGgal88225: Sounds so cool!
	6:23pm cometothesunshine: These guys are just going for it
	6:24pm Synodicat: I agree with Robin! Hi Mom Whig!
	6:24pm JWI: I loved what Vince said on the HBO Doc... That they would write, write, write and then just GO. Then they cut to HARRY BRAFF. So effective.
	6:25pm cometothesunshine: They apparently woke up Robert Stigwood in the middle of the night when they had to sing him Harry Braff.
	6:25pm Ross66: That Horizontal album has some rockers in it!
	6:27pm Gaylord Fields: I also had the privilege of interviewing Robin, whom over the years I was led to understand had a reputation for prickliness. But I found him to be as open and as kind as can be, as well as a complete gentleman — albeit one who didn't hold back on his opinions. Maybe because he didn't play the game, he got saddled with the "difficult" label.
	6:27pm BGgal88225: I love driving to this song!!
	6:28pm cometothesunshine: Robin was a totally unique personality and talent.
	6:29pm kev: Hi MOM
	6:29pm MOM WHIG: kev good to see you
	6:29pm Gray Newell: Greetings!
	6:30pm MOM WHIG: Hi Gray Newell
	6:30pm Gray Newell: Hi Mom!
	6:31pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Gray - nice to see you here!
	6:32pm cometothesunshine: Maurice's fuzz guitar kinda out Revolver's Revolver (if that is possible)
	6:32pm Gray Newell: Nice to be here, Andrew, in dire need of a little sunshine now Winter is here in the UK.
	6:33pm cometothesunshine: It should be noted the bass and keyboards and many guitars are often Maurice's contributions - very much his own sound
	6:34pm Gaylord Fields: No one's gonna confuse this guy for the Hollywood actress if he has anything to say about it!
	6:35pm cometothesunshine: That's MISTER to you @Gaylord
	6:36pm Synodicat: Man, I love and miss the op art influence on record sleeves.
	6:36pm cometothesunshine: Sadly, I am of the opinion that this is the best cut on Lee's album
	6:37pm JWI: Maurice is so under-rated for all his innumerable contributions. I agree that Bee Gees listening is akin to a religious experience for us agnostics.
	6:37pm cometothesunshine: I have been fortunate enough to visit Australia and New Zealand both twice and buy many of these fine records.
	6:39pm Gaylord Fields: If I ever make it to the Antipodes, I'm gonna search for the version of "Monday's Rain" with the alternate vocals.
	6:39pm Aitch: Rarely heard here in Australia most of this, but should be
	6:40pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord I will say I have maybe had better luck buying 60s records in the States!
	6:41pm cometothesunshine: But particularly fortunate that my local Rockaway Records is run by brothers who lived in Australia and regularly brought in a lot of records like this!
	6:41pm Gaylord Fields: Good to know, Andrew. A lot of them do seem to have made their way here. Maybe Nicole Kidman brought 'em here in her collection.
	6:42pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord according to DA The DJ who has met Ms. Kidman, she is a fan of the Saints and the Easybeats.
	6:42pm Ross66: Great set, not heard many of these records!
	6:42pm cometothesunshine: May I say, Steve & The Board are top drawer!
	6:43pm Ross66: Hey Gaylord Fields!
	6:43pm Gaylord Fields: @JWI: Maurice was the secret sauce, for sure. I also wish he sang more leads, as he had a lovely voice, if not as unusual as his brothers'.
	6:44pm Gaylord Fields: Hiya, Ross66! @Andrew: I did not know that! What a shame we're both married to others.
	6:44pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord MO=Fifth Flavor?
	6:45pm Gaylord Fields: Haha, yes!
	6:45pm Ross66: Love Colin’s drumming!
	6:46pm Aitch: Good friends run this shop here in Oz. Stuff turns up all the time, they're constantly buying collections. peterecords.com.au
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: This has kind of a Runaway on amphetamines vibe
	6:48pm Ross66: Who be Jon?
	6:49pm sw2442: Hi Andrew, and everybody here...had a few family errands to run which is why I'm so late today. Apologies to Orange Peel...I'll be listening next week OP.
	6:49pm Carmelita: I love this song
	6:49pm Ross66: Great track
	6:50pm Ross66: Hey SW2442
	6:50pm cometothesunshine: @sw2442 Orange Peel is probably asleep
	6:51pm JWI: Thank you @Aitch. Will check out your store.
	6:52pm Erica: Hi sw2442. Glad you made it to this show at least.
	6:53pm Gaylord Fields: Andrew, I just bought a copy of the Bryan Davies single from you! Nice going!
	6:53pm Gray Newell: Digging these cool Antipodean sounds, a lot of these are new to me.
	6:53pm cometothesunshine: This is such a beautiful song
	6:54pm cometothesunshine: I met the bassist of the Twilights in Adelaide and he told me Barry knocked it off in a few moments.
	6:54pm sw2442: Andrew...yeah...OP does need his rest. I listened to your interview on The Monkees Pad Show this last week...wonderful.
	6:54pm cometothesunshine: A precursor to Too Much Heaven melodically
	6:55pm Ross66: Nice song and record this is!
	6:55pm cometothesunshine: The Twilights never made a bad record
	6:56pm Ross66: I listened to that as well, SW2442. Great job, Andrew! I can’t wait to order my Headquarters set!
	6:56pm cometothesunshine: This Mike Furber 45, a Gibb-2 sider has a similar vibe.
	6:56pm cometothesunshine: Gibbs on BGV's
	6:57pm Ross66: Did the Twighlights make an album?
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: Ross - order Headquarters soon, almost sold out
	6:57pm Gaylord Fields: @Andrew: I consider the Twilights the Australian Hollies, and they certainly live up to that lofty title in my estimation.
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: Twilights made two very fine albums
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord - they are just fucking awesome.
	6:58pm Ross66: Okay, Andrew! I have them all but the self titled album, which is going for crazy money when it does show up!
	6:59pm cometothesunshine: @Ross - I have had a few copies of the first album - it is not too scarce.
	7:00pm Ross66: Of the Deluxe set, Andrew?
	7:00pm Gaylord Fields: Andrew, Once Upon a Twilight is a great as any of the best of the best Sixties LPs we all know and love!
	7:00pm cometothesunshine: oh, I thought you were talking about Twilights - yes The Monkees SDE is the rarest.
	7:01pm Ross66: Okay, thanks
	7:03pm cometothesunshine: Still trying to understand Red Chair, Fade Away
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: Fragrant lemon trees, the speaking sky?
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: Am I Crazy?
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: Cowman, Milk Your Cow
	7:04pm Synodicat: Man, this is one of my favorite all time songs! Greatness!
	7:05pm cometothesunshine: I love Maurice's wayward bass
	7:05pm Erica: Has Orange Peel gotten to your head Andrew?
	7:05pm JWI: I thought Barry said it started with a red chair in a former lounge and how that part of their life was fading away...?
	7:05pm Carmelita: Red chair fade away sounds like some psychedelics might have been involved
	7:05pm cometothesunshine: JWI - I am sure you are right
	7:06pm cometothesunshine: @Carmelita - I don't think the Gibbs were into that area of drugs - they just had a lot of imagination and no boundaries lyrically.
	7:07pm Carmelita: They sure did have some amazing imagination!
	7:07pm JWI: Bring back memories... Grandpa's fairytales.
	7:08pm BGgal88225: beautiful song!!
	7:08pm cometothesunshine: Gullivers People do a very good job translating The Bee Gees' original
	7:08pm JWI: Brian Matthew! I think you have a lot of Transcription Service vinyl?
	7:10pm cometothesunshine: @JWI - yes, one of my major collections
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: This is quite a good version. I have been enjoying the various New Zealand comps from the Frenzy label. Lots of discoveries.
	7:14pm Erica: Me, swaying to that jingle.
	7:15pm Ross66: Is this your remix, Andrew?
	7:15pm Ross66: Sounds great!
	7:15pm Synodicat: Any "Lemons" lyric interpretations? ha ha.
	7:15pm cometothesunshine: @Ross - no, this is an original alternate stereo mix from the 1960s
	7:16pm cometothesunshine: I think the vocal is different
	7:16pm Ross66: The Horizontal album needs remixing.
	7:16pm Ross66: Cool
	7:16pm cometothesunshine: Barry told me an APPLE is a FOOL was a dig at the Beatles
	7:17pm Ross66: A commentary of how mismanaged Apple was. Perhaps?
	7:18pm JWI: This is song by the Marbles is always a stunner.
	7:18pm Synodicat: Well, that gives me some new grist to grind. Thanks Andrew and Ross.
	7:18pm cometothesunshine: Very early for that Ross, but that is what he told me.
	7:18pm Gaylord Fields: @Andrew: Or maybe the designers of the Apple Boutique?
	7:18pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord - yes
	7:19pm johnyoung1234: Hi all and Andrew! I got here late and saw you played a Johnny Young track! I feel so special!
	7:19pm cometothesunshine: @JWI - Graham Bonnet really sells it
	7:19pm Ross66: Any IDEA why the mono mix of the IDEA album is so darn speed up?
	7:19pm Gaylord Fields: Yes, and Barry and Meadowlark Lemon will never let them live it down! (That's my theory, and I'm sticking to it!)
	7:20pm cometothesunshine: I played 2 @JY1234
	7:21pm cometothesunshine: Ross - electrical voltage issues with the US tape 8 track machine being run on 220 is my theory
	7:21pm johnyoung1234: I'll playback the show later and listen to them!
	7:21pm cometothesunshine: Proud to say, I did mix this particular song.
	7:21pm Ross66: It sounds like the correct pitch
	7:22pm johnyoung1234: Graham Bonnet always struck me as an interesting singer. Kind of a shouter and didn't fit the mold of a heavy metal guy.
	7:22pm cometothesunshine: Well, I had a Scully 8-track running on 110 and no VSO
	7:23pm Ross66: Thanks Andrew. Horizontal is a bit up pitched too in mono, but less so.
	7:23pm cometothesunshine: This song - I Lay Down And Die - was talked about in the press as a tribute to Phil Spector.
	7:23pm Ross66: Thanks Andrew. Horizontal is a bit up pitched too in mono, but less so.
	7:23pm MOM WHIG: HI JOHNYOUNG1234
	7:23pm cometothesunshine: You can hear PP Arnold on background vocals.
	7:24pm Ross66: Mono mix of I Lay Down and Die!
	7:25pm cometothesunshine: Unfortunately they didn't use this mix on Cucumber Castle
	7:25pm Ross66: Did Maurice sing backup on those Cucumber Castle tracks?
	7:25pm cometothesunshine: Yes.
	7:25pm johnyoung1234: Hi Mom Whig. Crazy temps here in the DC metro area. Wish I was in sunny California with Andrew and Sir Orange Peel!
	7:25pm Ross66: Cool
	7:25pm uptownjen: Wow! What a performance!
	7:25pm cometothesunshine: Sounds a bit like the Fut.
	7:26pm uptownjen: I thought that was Pat’s voice!
	7:29pm cometothesunshine: I think you just heard where the bunny had to split my show
	7:30pm BGgal88225: I just discovered this stunning song a few days ago!
	7:30pm cometothesunshine: I said "Here's a unique song from 1967 performed by Esther & Abi Ofarim"
	7:31pm Ross66: Reminds me of the Seekers
	7:31pm BGgal88225: yes it does sound like the seekers
	7:32pm cometothesunshine: Not sure what it means
	7:32pm Erica: 🐱😺
	7:33pm Ross66: Very folky
	7:33pm Ross66: Love the keyboard part!
	7:34pm Ross66: Great mix!
	7:34pm Ross66: Jeez, I need to pull out that Bee Gees set again!
	7:35pm Carmelita: I like that song
	7:40pm JWI: I feel like One Minute Woman is mostly if not all the genius that is Barry Gibb.
	7:40pm johnyoung1234: It's amazing the sheer volume of great songs they wrote. The first 3 LPs have more great songs than some 60's bands entire catalogs.
	7:41pm cometothesunshine: They were astonishingly prolific
	7:42pm Ross66: Johnnyyoung1234, and they were barely out of their teens!
	7:43pm Carmelita: Prolific and prodigious
	7:44pm BGgal88225: I love how you are playing the demo version!
	7:44pm Ross66: Odessa is such a masterpiece! A shame more people haven’t heard it to appreciate it!
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: @Ross I am a champion of Odessa and feel it is the most purely Bee Gees of their 60s output.
	7:45pm JWI: Shoulda been the lead single.
	7:45pm johnyoung1234: I remember the first time I heard 'Bee Gees 1st'. I couldn't believe it took me into my 30's to finally hear this album!
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: @Ross I am a champion of Odessa and feel it is the most purely Bee Gees of their 60s output.
	7:46pm cometothesunshine: @JWI after the failure of Jumbo, Stigwood wouldn't bend to pressure on single selections.
	7:46pm Gaylord Fields: Speaking of Odessa, I just recalled that I woke up this morning with the Wondermints' "Tracy Hide" in my head — a song that is a sideways rewrite of Odessa's glorious "Melody Fair"!
	7:46pm JWI: Robin's delivery here is the Orbison Barry wished he could do.
	7:47pm cometothesunshine: P.S. Robin Gibb deserves a show of his own.
	7:47pm JWI: Lamplight as the single is the Sliding Doors alt Bee Gees universe.
	7:47pm Gaylord Fields: If O.P. ever wakes up, maybe he can handle the Robin tribute.
	7:48pm JWI: Yes, please on the Robin Gibb show.
	7:48pm cometothesunshine: "Love You" maybe the Marbles best single side.
	7:48pm BGgal88225: A robin gibb show would be great
	7:49pm cometothesunshine: Trevor Gordon also had a nice LP on Polydor in 1970.
	7:50pm cometothesunshine: OP refused to play this Tangerine Peel 45, so I have to.
	7:51pm cometothesunshine: He's so hung up on being ripped off in the 60s
	7:51pm cometothesunshine: He's so hung up on being ripped off in the 60s
	7:51pm Ross66: Robin left due to First of May being pulled as the lead single instead of his Lamplight?
	7:51pm MiataRoadster: Wait a minute! Is Tangerine Peel related to Sir Orange Peel?
	7:52pm Gaylord Fields: He's very protective of his turf. I heard he won't play David Peel either, and that he much prefers Linda Thorson to Diana Rigg!
	7:52pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord all true
	7:53pm cometothesunshine: @Ross - yes, that is true.
	7:53pm Gaylord Fields: "Mr Peel, we're needed!"
	7:53pm MiataRoadster: Any relation to Sir John Peel?
	7:54pm cometothesunshine: Orange Peel had the name first and John Ravenscroft stole it from him when they were DJs together at KMEN in the 1960s. He tells this story like every day.
	7:57pm JWI: @Ross66 I think the context there is that Robin had absolutely nothing to do during performances of First of May. It could have been a non-Robin-esque single. But First of May felt mean, and intentionally so, to him.
	7:58pm JWI: Who would have thought Sandie Shaw would resonate with this song. Not me.
	7:59pm Ross66: JWI thanks
	7:59pm Erica: All I know is that John Peel's son Tom is now a DJ.
	8:00pm Ross66: I’m sure John Peel’s archive must be endless!
	8:00pm Pax: That nobody's someone depressed the heck out of me.
	8:00pm Gaylord Fields: Thurl Ravenscroft is as protective of his good name as Orange Peel is of his own.
	8:01pm cometothesunshine: @Ross, no doubt Bigger than Orange Peel's
	8:03pm BGgal88225: penny lane vibes
	8:04pm cometothesunshine: More Johnny Young!
	8:05pm JWI: This Johnny Young song sounds like it belongs on your UNI show.
	8:05pm Pax: Going to find some comfort food.
	8:05pm cometothesunshine: Johnny Young was actually on the guest list, supposed to show up at a Monkees show on one of the two tours I produced there. I was excited and armed with albums to have signed, but he was a no show.
	8:05pm cometothesunshine: Instead, I got to meet Frank Ifield.
	8:07pm cometothesunshine: I just love this 45 by Tin Tin
	8:07pm cometothesunshine: produced by Maurice
	8:07pm cometothesunshine: Not enough of this kind of thing in this cruel world.
	8:09pm Gaylord Fields: Andrew, I hope that when you met Frank Ifield, you told him, "I remember you."
	8:11pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord he gets that a lot. He wanted to meet Michael Nesmith because he covered "Joanne"
	8:11pm EJC923: Is there any difference in the two odessa cd releases (reprise v rhino)?
	8:12pm cometothesunshine: @EJC they are one and the same.
	8:13pm EJC923: cool. i caught the tail end of your description. somehow i missed that release
	8:14pm cometothesunshine: It is a 3CD version with mono/stereo/outtakes
	8:16pm EJC923: i just looked it up. a must have.
	8:18pm Synodicat: It's getting hard to find that 3 CD Odessa set, which is too bad as it's really wonderful. Worth searching for!
	8:19pm Gaylord Fields: Perfection.
	8:21pm cometothesunshine: Mo = very underrated
	8:22pm BGgal88225: I wish there were more Maurice Gibb songs on spotify
	8:22pm Andres: Ben loving the show. Particularly appreciated while at the grocery store where it drowned out their tepid soundtrack. :)
	8:24pm cometothesunshine: Thank you @Andres!
	8:25pm Ross66: For Odessa, the best analogue pressing is the original UK. I have around 8 different LP pressings of that album, plus the excellent CD set.
	8:27pm cometothesunshine: I have original UK mono & stereo pressings, plus the German box and the Kevin Gray RTI
	8:27pm JWI: @Ross66 I always wondered if that was true about Odessa vinyl as I'm lost a bit on what version to get. Thank you for confirming.
	8:27pm Beantown Doug: I was listening in the car on my way to the grocery store and back. The app nicely buffers up when Bluetooth in the car stops and picks up automatically picks up where it left off when Bluetooth returns.
	8:28pm Ross66: JWI. The UK stereo is so warm and spacious sounding. I also have a UK mono, which has its own uniqueness.
	8:29pm cometothesunshine: It was a thrilling day when my mono copy arrived from the UK over 25 years ago.
	8:30pm Ross66: No doubt tube mastered by Polydor. The German pressing on Karrousell label is quite good too.
	8:31pm Ross66: Yes, Andrew, I bought my mono copy via Goldmine pre internet. It’s a great mix as well, less reverb
	8:32pm uptownjen: This has been a brilliant set, Andrew. I feel like I’ve learned a lot. Thank you.
	8:32pm JWI: I'm not that sophisticated and will probably only get one one version. (Famous last words) So stereo, probably. Based on your descriptions.
	8:32pm cometothesunshine: Thanks for listening @Jen
	8:34pm EJC923: great show indeed. any background on the barry's the kids no good?
	8:35pm cometothesunshine: @EJC nothing new information wise on Barry's 1970 solo album.
	8:36pm EJC923: always hoping for it to be released on vinyl along with robins reign. one can hope...
	8:36pm BGgal88225: Down to Earth is amazing! I love playing it on my record player
	8:40pm cometothesunshine: Down To Earth is an incredible creation @BGgal
	8:41pm Ross66: And of course it rains everyday
	8:41pm Synodicat: It's always raining somewhere.
	8:42pm Beantown Doug: How much involvement did Stigwood actually have in producing?
	8:44pm Erica: It never rains in California - it pours lol.
	8:44pm Carmelita: This has been an enjoyable show and as usual I learned a lot. Thank you Andrew!
	8:44pm cometothesunshine: @Doug - Stigwood allowed them to get on with it and gave them as much studio time as they liked. He then would pick their singles and occasionally give them feedback or encourage certain directions.
	8:45pm JWI: Thank you, Andrew. Overwhelming show. (Hang in there, @Pax.)
	8:46pm Woof: Thank you, Andrew! Such a fantastic show!!!
	8:46pm SeanG: love the Bee Gees red chair fadeaway
	8:46pm BGgal88225: Thank you for an amazing show Mr. Sandoval! What an Iconic playlist!!
	8:46pm Synodicat: Yes! Great thanks Andrew! I always hear and learn something new!
	8:47pm sw2442: Thanks for a great remaster of this Bee Gees episode. I will always love the 1966-1972 Bee Gees more then the late 70's Disco years...see you next week.
	8:47pm Andres: Wonderful show! Thank you, Andrew!
	8:48pm Ross66: Heard a lot of new tracks tonight, fabulous!
	8:48pm cometothesunshine: Thanks everyone - The Bee Gees music has brought me so much joy - I hope a little of that rubbed off on you all today. Take care.
	8:50pm cometothesunshine: This is the first Come To The Sunshine without my friend, Simon. He will live on in the music I play and the love I share. Here's to Simon.
	8:50pm MOM WHIG: THANKS FOR THE GIFT OF THESE FAB TUNES TONITE ANDREW.
	8:50pm Carmelita: R.I.P. dear Simon
	8:51pm Gaylord Fields: My condolences, Andrew. Let the music play.
	8:51pm Erica: The show has been fun Andrew.
	8:51pm Erica: Also I'm sorry for the loss of your cat.
	8:52pm Beantown Doug: Gee Bee planes were made in Massachusetts.
	8:55pm MOM WHIG: Andrew - Yes Simon - I've lost quite a few myself - My Kahlua - Siamese lived to be 20. Got him while living in Hawaii - he made it to Colorado & then home to VA. He slept with me each nite next to me.
	8:56pm Beantown Doug: Thanks as always, Andrew!
	8:56pm uptownjen: Sending you and Simon so much love.❤️
	8:56pm BGgal88225: looks like Simon was adorable. Sorry for your loss.
	8:56pm MOM WHIG: sw2442 0 Did not see you here - onward to bpn now
	8:57pm sw2442: Yes Mom...I'll be there as soon as I can...
	8:59pm Erica: Thank you for another great show Andrew. RIP to Simon who has crossed the rainbow bridge. 😿

Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from November 21, 2022

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Andrew Sandoval's Come To The Sunshine is the home of the bah bah bah's and the la la la's. Each week he ushers you into his record room for a two-hour tour of scintillating 1960's sounds by a stunning array of no-hit wonders. Hear beat, psych, folk-rock, garage, soft pop, baroque, singer-songwriters and so much more (mostly in MONO).

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November 21, 2022: The Geenius Of The Brothers Gibb

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
The Bee Gees	Turn Of The Century "Turn Of The Century" by "The Bee Gees"	Bee Gees' 1st (mono)	Polydor (UK)	1967	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Johnny Young	Craise Finton Kirk (Royal Academy Of Arts)		Polydor (UK)	1967	45		0:04:27 (Pop-up)
Gerry Marsden	Gilbert Green "Gilbert Green" by "Gerry Marsden"		CBS (UK)	1967	45		0:07:00 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Please Read Me "Please Read Me" by "The Bee Gees"	Bee Gees' 1st (mono)	Polydor (UK)	1967	LP		0:10:08 (Pop-up)
Lori Balmer	Four Faces West "Four Faces West" by "Lori Balmer"		Polydor (UK)	1968	45		0:12:16 (Pop-up)
Johnny Young	Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You		Polydor (UK)	1967	45		0:16:13 (Pop-up)
Sands	Mrs. Gillespie's Refrigerator		Reaction (UK)	1967	45		0:18:55 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Idea "Idea" by "The Bee Gees"			1968			0:20:47 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Harry Braff "Harry Braff" by "The Bee Gees"			1968			0:23:32 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	The Earnest Of Being George			1968			0:26:43 (Pop-up)
Ronnie Burns	Exit Stage Right "Exit Stage Right" by "Ronnie Burns"		Spin (Australia)	1967	45		0:30:59 (Pop-up)
Mr. Lee Grant	The Coalman "The Coalman" by "Mr. Lee Grant"	Mr. Lee Grant	HMV (New Zealand)	1967	LP		0:33:26 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	I Want Home "I Want Home" by "The Bee Gees"		Leedon (Australia)	1966	45		0:36:31 (Pop-up)
Barrington Davis	Raining Teardrops		Spin (Australia)	1967	45		0:38:45 (Pop-up)
Steve And The Board	Little Miss Rhythm And Blues	Steve And The Board...And The Giggle-Eyed Goo	Spin (Australia)	1966	LP		0:41:18 (Pop-up)
Jon	Upstairs, Downstairs "Upstairs, Downstairs" by "Jon"		Leedon (Australia)	1967	45		0:46:03 (Pop-up)
Barry Gibb And The Bee Gees	To Be Or Not To Be	The Bee Gees Sing And Play 14 Barry Gibb Songs	Leedon (Australia)	1965	LP		0:48:22 (Pop-up)
Bryan Davies	I Don't Like To Be Alone		HMV (Australia)	1964	45		0:50:36 (Pop-up)
The Twilights	Long Life "Long Life" by "The Twilights"	The Twilights	Columbia (Australia)	1966	LP		0:52:27 (Pop-up)
Mike Furber	Secondhand People "Secondhand People" by "Mike Furber"		Kommotion (Australia)	1967	45		0:55:40 (Pop-up)
The Monopoly	House Of Lords "House Of Lords" by "The Monopoly"		Polydor (UK)	1967	45		0:59:43 (Pop-up)
The Cyrkle	Red Chair, Fade Away (mono)		Columbia (Canada)	1967	45		1:02:04 (Pop-up)
Adam Faith	Cowman, Milk Your Cow "Cowman, Milk Your Cow" by "Adam Faith"		Parlophone (UK)	1967	45		1:04:18 (Pop-up)
Gullivers People	Horizontal "Horizontal" by "Gullivers People"	Top Of The Pops 195	BBC Transcription Service	1968	LP		1:07:08 (Pop-up)
Shane	The Town Of Tuxley Toymaker		Zodiac (New Zealand)	1968	45		1:09:55 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Another Cold And Windy Day (60 sec version)						1:13:16 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Lemons Never Forget "Lemons Never Forget" by "The Bee Gees"			1968			1:14:12 (Pop-up)
Marbles	Only One Woman (mono) "Only One Woman (mono)" by "Marbles"		Polydor (UK)	1968	45		1:17:08 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Chocolate Symphony "Chocolate Symphony" by "The Bee Gees"	Idea (Deluxe Edition)	Reprise	2006	CD	Recorded in 1968	1:19:42 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	I Lay Down And Die (mono single mix)		Atco (Canada)	1969	45		1:22:23 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Birdie Told Me "Birdie Told Me" by "The Bee Gees"			1968			1:25:59 (Pop-up)
Esther And Abi Ofarim	Garden Of My Home		Philips (UK)	1967	45		1:29:25 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Kitty Can "Kitty Can" by "The Bee Gees"			1968			1:32:05 (Pop-up)
The Montanas	Top Hat "Top Hat" by "The Montanas"		Pye (UK)	1967	45		1:34:45 (Pop-up)
Mike Batt	Suddenly "Suddenly" by "Mike Batt"		Liberty (UK)	1969	45		1:37:00 (Pop-up)
Billy Fury	One Minute Woman "One Minute Woman" by "Billy Fury"		Parlophone (UK)	1968	45		1:39:07 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Lamplight (demo) "Lamplight (demo)" by "The Bee Gees"	Sketches For Odessa	Reprise	2009	CD		1:43:14 (Pop-up)
Marbles	Love You "Love You" by "Marbles"		Polydor (UK)	1969	45		1:47:34 (Pop-up)
Tangerine Peel	Never Say Never Again		MGM (UK)	1969	45		1:50:27 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Nobody's Someone "Nobody's Someone" by "The Bee Gees"						1:53:25 (Pop-up)
Sandie Shaw	With The Sun In My Eyes	Reviewing The Situation	Pye (UK)	1969	LP		1:55:59 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Sir Geoffrey Saved the World						2:00:39 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Sitting In The Meadow (60 sec version)						2:02:44 (Pop-up)
Johnny Young	Lady "Lady" by "Johnny Young"		Clarion (Australia)	1967	45		2:03:40 (Pop-up)
Tin Tin	Only Ladies Play Croquet (mono)		Polydor (UK)	1969	45		2:06:40 (Pop-up)
David Garrick	Maypole Mews "Maypole Mews" by "David Garrick"		Pye (UK)	1969	45		2:08:57 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Sinking Ships "Sinking Ships" by "The Bee Gees"		Polydor (UK)	1968	45		2:12:03 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Melody Fair "Melody Fair" by "The Bee Gees"	Odessa (mono)	Polydor (UK)	1969	LP		2:16:07 (Pop-up)
Maurice Gibb	Soldier Johnny "Soldier Johnny" by "Maurice Gibb"			1970			2:19:57 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Twinky "Twinky" by "The Bee Gees"			1969			2:22:36 (Pop-up)
Marbles	The Walls Fell Down "The Walls Fell Down" by "Marbles"		Polydor (UK)	1969	45		2:25:44 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	You'll Never See My Face Again	Odessa (mono)	Polydor (UK)	1969	LP		2:28:33 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	New York Mining Disaster 1941	Bee Gees' 1st (Deluxe Edition)	Reprise	2006	CD		2:34:49 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Down To Earth "Down To Earth" by "The Bee Gees"	Idea (mono)	Polydor (UK)	1968	LP		2:36:52 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	World (mono) "World (mono)" by "The Bee Gees"		Polydor (UK)	1967	45		2:39:09 (Pop-up)
Marbles	By The Light Of A Burning Candle		Polydor (UK)	1968	45		2:41:42 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Jumbo "Jumbo" by "The Bee Gees"	Top Of The Pops 183	BBC Transcription Service	1968	LP		2:43:52 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Sun In My Morning "Sun In My Morning" by "The Bee Gees"		Polydor (UK)	1969	45		2:47:43 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Ring My Bell "Ring My Bell" by "The Bee Gees"						2:50:34 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	Massachusetts (The Lights Went Out In) (mono)		Polydor (UK)	1967	45		2:52:37 (Pop-up)
Lulu	In The Morning "In The Morning" by "Lulu"						2:55:12 (Pop-up)
Simon Templar Sandoval	This show is dedicated to my friend, SIMON						2:55:24 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:55pm BGgal88225: Someone posted this website page on reddit today! I'm a huge fan of the Bee Gees! I can't wait to tune in on this live stream!! The Bee Gees are so iconic!!
	5:57pm cometothesunshine: Great! It is starting in a minute, @BGal
	5:58pm Woof: Hello, Andrew! Hello, Everyone! Looking forward to more great music!
	5:59pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Woof!
	6:01pm Erica: Hi Andrew. Ready for the Bee Gees show.
	6:01pm Carmelita: Hi Andrew! Hi everyone else! I’m really so looking forward to this show today! Thanks for featuring The Bee Gees !
	6:02pm Ross66: Hey Andrew, let The Bee Gees begin!
	6:03pm uptownjen: Hello, all! Looking forward to some Brothers Gibb!
	6:03pm cometothesunshine: Thanks! Playlist being a little sticky today
	6:03pm Andres: Good eve, Andrew and all. I came late to early Bee Gees but I got there. Love it and excited for the show!
	6:04pm cometothesunshine: I hope you will hear a lot of things you will love. There are definitely even a few surprises for the Gibb's most ardent admirers.
	6:04pm BGgal88225: I love turn of the century!
	6:05pm cometothesunshine: Listen for The Bee Gees on backing vocals for this one by Johnny Young.
	6:05pm JWI: loved that mix. you can really hear Robin. (turn of the century)
	6:05pm Beantown Doug: I'm obligated to say that "Massachusetts" is my favorite Bee Gees song. :-)
	6:06pm Ross66: Nice cover of Craise Finton Kirk
	6:06pm Erica: Very very nice.
	6:06pm Aitch: Johnny Young did a creepy kids talent show for many years Young Talent Time, it was always kinda wrong
	6:06pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Andrew! I hold a more than average amount of ardency for the Bee Gees. As such, I hope to be pleasantly surprised.
	6:06pm cometothesunshine: Concurrent to the original, Ross
	6:06pm cometothesunshine: Gaylord - it will be a promise kept
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: I will Gibb and you will receive
	6:07pm uptownjen: Hooray!❤️
	6:08pm MiataRoadster: The Gibbs' awesomeness is difficult to wrap my head around.
	6:08pm uptownjen: Sure to stick in my head for the rest of the week!
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: So, fun trivia here: the ending of Gilbert Green was imagined by The Bee Gees as the song the fictional Gilbert Green was writing during the song.
	6:08pm Aitch: Trying to sing Tragedy at a Karaoke can be fun
	6:08pm uptownjen: Love that. Thanks, Andrew.
	6:09pm cometothesunshine: The Bee Gees definitely had some very esoteric creative ideas they explored.
	6:09pm Ross66: Gerry post Pacemakers?
	6:09pm Erica: I hear Roy Wood in this song.
	6:09pm cometothesunshine: And this is Gilbert Green's song
	6:10pm cometothesunshine: Gerry's second post Pacemakers 45
	6:10pm Carmelita: Gilbert Greens song is very dramatic
	6:10pm Ross66: Ahh…thanks
	6:10pm MOM WHIG: Hi andrew, BGgal - Woof, Erica, Carmelita, Ross66, uptownjen, JWI, Beantown D, Aitch D'Day Mate, Gaylord
	6:10pm cometothesunshine: Indeed it is, Carmelita
	6:11pm uptownjen: This is such a beautiful song.
	6:11pm JWI: Please Read Me is a bit of tear jerker... imho.
	6:11pm uptownjen: Hello, MOM!
	6:11pm Gaylord Fields: I've always maintained that B./R./M. Gibb wrote the weirdest popular songs of the Sixties — and that's saying a lot considering the decade in question!
	6:11pm cometothesunshine: The majority of the sweeping orchestration heard in this show was the work of Bill Shepherd whose contribution to their music is underreported
	6:11pm BGgal88225: Greetings Mom Whig!
	6:11pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Mom Whig!
	6:11pm Carmelita: Hi Mom Whig !
	6:12pm Guus: Nice playlist. Greetings from The Netherlands.
	6:12pm Ross66: Hey Mom Whig!
	6:12pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord - it is funny they get knocked for commercialism, when I don't think they understood what they were creating
	6:12pm BGgal88225: woah ive never heard this
	6:12pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, Guus
	6:13pm cometothesunshine: Lori Balmer - one of the strangest children records ever recorded.
	6:13pm Gaylord Fields: Exactly, Andrew! I feel that they were just following a very strange muse that led them into Hitsville somehow.
	6:13pm cometothesunshine: I love visiting the Netherlands, Guus.
	6:14pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord, they are a bit like The Beach Boys in that way. They tap into melodic emotion in a non verbal way. And then they surprise you with very sharp lyrics, albeit randomly.
	6:15pm Guus: You're welcome !
	6:16pm Carmelita: @Andrew I agree with the comparison. I’ve always felt that myself.
	6:17pm Gaylord Fields: @Andrew: I agree that there's a Brian-level savant aspect to their songcraft. Their songs, and especially their lyrics, often don't make sense on paper, but fortunately we don't listen on paper. Also, that Lori Balmer song certainly kept up the promise of surprises you made! I love it, and it was new to me!
	6:17pm cometothesunshine: Not to get too heavy, but there is a divinity to what they are tapped into. As an agnostic, it is about as spiritual as get when I get lost in one of their records.
	6:18pm JWI: I didn't know Lori Balmer went to the UK. I thought they had just worked with her in 1966 in Australia.
	6:18pm Synodicat: Sorry I'm late. But I wouldn't miss this one for the world.
	6:18pm Gaylord Fields: Funny you should say that while "Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You" is playing!
	6:18pm cometothesunshine: JWI - Lori Balmer recorded in London, 1968
	6:20pm cometothesunshine: Glad you could listen in @Synodicat
	6:21pm MOM WHIG: Hi there Guus
	6:21pm MOM WHIG: Hi Synodicat
	6:23pm cometothesunshine: I'll never forget Robin Gibb telling me that when Barry got into a rock mode, no one could match him.
	6:23pm BGgal88225: Sounds so cool!
	6:23pm cometothesunshine: These guys are just going for it
	6:24pm Synodicat: I agree with Robin! Hi Mom Whig!
	6:24pm JWI: I loved what Vince said on the HBO Doc... That they would write, write, write and then just GO. Then they cut to HARRY BRAFF. So effective.
	6:25pm cometothesunshine: They apparently woke up Robert Stigwood in the middle of the night when they had to sing him Harry Braff.
	6:25pm Ross66: That Horizontal album has some rockers in it!
	6:27pm Gaylord Fields: I also had the privilege of interviewing Robin, whom over the years I was led to understand had a reputation for prickliness. But I found him to be as open and as kind as can be, as well as a complete gentleman — albeit one who didn't hold back on his opinions. Maybe because he didn't play the game, he got saddled with the "difficult" label.
	6:27pm BGgal88225: I love driving to this song!!
	6:28pm cometothesunshine: Robin was a totally unique personality and talent.
	6:29pm kev: Hi MOM
	6:29pm MOM WHIG: kev good to see you
	6:29pm Gray Newell: Greetings!
	6:30pm MOM WHIG: Hi Gray Newell
	6:30pm Gray Newell: Hi Mom!
	6:31pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Gray - nice to see you here!
	6:32pm cometothesunshine: Maurice's fuzz guitar kinda out Revolver's Revolver (if that is possible)
	6:32pm Gray Newell: Nice to be here, Andrew, in dire need of a little sunshine now Winter is here in the UK.
	6:33pm cometothesunshine: It should be noted the bass and keyboards and many guitars are often Maurice's contributions - very much his own sound
	6:34pm Gaylord Fields: No one's gonna confuse this guy for the Hollywood actress if he has anything to say about it!
	6:35pm cometothesunshine: That's MISTER to you @Gaylord
	6:36pm Synodicat: Man, I love and miss the op art influence on record sleeves.
	6:36pm cometothesunshine: Sadly, I am of the opinion that this is the best cut on Lee's album
	6:37pm JWI: Maurice is so under-rated for all his innumerable contributions. I agree that Bee Gees listening is akin to a religious experience for us agnostics.
	6:37pm cometothesunshine: I have been fortunate enough to visit Australia and New Zealand both twice and buy many of these fine records.
	6:39pm Gaylord Fields: If I ever make it to the Antipodes, I'm gonna search for the version of "Monday's Rain" with the alternate vocals.
	6:39pm Aitch: Rarely heard here in Australia most of this, but should be
	6:40pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord I will say I have maybe had better luck buying 60s records in the States!
	6:41pm cometothesunshine: But particularly fortunate that my local Rockaway Records is run by brothers who lived in Australia and regularly brought in a lot of records like this!
	6:41pm Gaylord Fields: Good to know, Andrew. A lot of them do seem to have made their way here. Maybe Nicole Kidman brought 'em here in her collection.
	6:42pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord according to DA The DJ who has met Ms. Kidman, she is a fan of the Saints and the Easybeats.
	6:42pm Ross66: Great set, not heard many of these records!
	6:42pm cometothesunshine: May I say, Steve & The Board are top drawer!
	6:43pm Ross66: Hey Gaylord Fields!
	6:43pm Gaylord Fields: @JWI: Maurice was the secret sauce, for sure. I also wish he sang more leads, as he had a lovely voice, if not as unusual as his brothers'.
	6:44pm Gaylord Fields: Hiya, Ross66! @Andrew: I did not know that! What a shame we're both married to others.
	6:44pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord MO=Fifth Flavor?
	6:45pm Gaylord Fields: Haha, yes!
	6:45pm Ross66: Love Colin’s drumming!
	6:46pm Aitch: Good friends run this shop here in Oz. Stuff turns up all the time, they're constantly buying collections. peterecords.com.au
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: This has kind of a Runaway on amphetamines vibe
	6:48pm Ross66: Who be Jon?
	6:49pm sw2442: Hi Andrew, and everybody here...had a few family errands to run which is why I'm so late today. Apologies to Orange Peel...I'll be listening next week OP.
	6:49pm Carmelita: I love this song
	6:49pm Ross66: Great track
	6:50pm Ross66: Hey SW2442
	6:50pm cometothesunshine: @sw2442 Orange Peel is probably asleep
	6:51pm JWI: Thank you @Aitch. Will check out your store.
	6:52pm Erica: Hi sw2442. Glad you made it to this show at least.
	6:53pm Gaylord Fields: Andrew, I just bought a copy of the Bryan Davies single from you! Nice going!
	6:53pm Gray Newell: Digging these cool Antipodean sounds, a lot of these are new to me.
	6:53pm cometothesunshine: This is such a beautiful song
	6:54pm cometothesunshine: I met the bassist of the Twilights in Adelaide and he told me Barry knocked it off in a few moments.
	6:54pm sw2442: Andrew...yeah...OP does need his rest. I listened to your interview on The Monkees Pad Show this last week...wonderful.
	6:54pm cometothesunshine: A precursor to Too Much Heaven melodically
	6:55pm Ross66: Nice song and record this is!
	6:55pm cometothesunshine: The Twilights never made a bad record
	6:56pm Ross66: I listened to that as well, SW2442. Great job, Andrew! I can’t wait to order my Headquarters set!
	6:56pm cometothesunshine: This Mike Furber 45, a Gibb-2 sider has a similar vibe.
	6:56pm cometothesunshine: Gibbs on BGV's
	6:57pm Ross66: Did the Twighlights make an album?
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: Ross - order Headquarters soon, almost sold out
	6:57pm Gaylord Fields: @Andrew: I consider the Twilights the Australian Hollies, and they certainly live up to that lofty title in my estimation.
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: Twilights made two very fine albums
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord - they are just fucking awesome.
	6:58pm Ross66: Okay, Andrew! I have them all but the self titled album, which is going for crazy money when it does show up!
	6:59pm cometothesunshine: @Ross - I have had a few copies of the first album - it is not too scarce.
	7:00pm Ross66: Of the Deluxe set, Andrew?
	7:00pm Gaylord Fields: Andrew, Once Upon a Twilight is a great as any of the best of the best Sixties LPs we all know and love!
	7:00pm cometothesunshine: oh, I thought you were talking about Twilights - yes The Monkees SDE is the rarest.
	7:01pm Ross66: Okay, thanks
	7:03pm cometothesunshine: Still trying to understand Red Chair, Fade Away
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: Fragrant lemon trees, the speaking sky?
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: Am I Crazy?
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: Cowman, Milk Your Cow
	7:04pm Synodicat: Man, this is one of my favorite all time songs! Greatness!
	7:05pm cometothesunshine: I love Maurice's wayward bass
	7:05pm Erica: Has Orange Peel gotten to your head Andrew?
	7:05pm JWI: I thought Barry said it started with a red chair in a former lounge and how that part of their life was fading away...?
	7:05pm Carmelita: Red chair fade away sounds like some psychedelics might have been involved
	7:05pm cometothesunshine: JWI - I am sure you are right
	7:06pm cometothesunshine: @Carmelita - I don't think the Gibbs were into that area of drugs - they just had a lot of imagination and no boundaries lyrically.
	7:07pm Carmelita: They sure did have some amazing imagination!
	7:07pm JWI: Bring back memories... Grandpa's fairytales.
	7:08pm BGgal88225: beautiful song!!
	7:08pm cometothesunshine: Gullivers People do a very good job translating The Bee Gees' original
	7:08pm JWI: Brian Matthew! I think you have a lot of Transcription Service vinyl?
	7:10pm cometothesunshine: @JWI - yes, one of my major collections
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: This is quite a good version. I have been enjoying the various New Zealand comps from the Frenzy label. Lots of discoveries.
	7:14pm Erica: Me, swaying to that jingle.
	7:15pm Ross66: Is this your remix, Andrew?
	7:15pm Ross66: Sounds great!
	7:15pm Synodicat: Any "Lemons" lyric interpretations? ha ha.
	7:15pm cometothesunshine: @Ross - no, this is an original alternate stereo mix from the 1960s
	7:16pm cometothesunshine: I think the vocal is different
	7:16pm Ross66: The Horizontal album needs remixing.
	7:16pm Ross66: Cool
	7:16pm cometothesunshine: Barry told me an APPLE is a FOOL was a dig at the Beatles
	7:17pm Ross66: A commentary of how mismanaged Apple was. Perhaps?
	7:18pm JWI: This is song by the Marbles is always a stunner.
	7:18pm Synodicat: Well, that gives me some new grist to grind. Thanks Andrew and Ross.
	7:18pm cometothesunshine: Very early for that Ross, but that is what he told me.
	7:18pm Gaylord Fields: @Andrew: Or maybe the designers of the Apple Boutique?
	7:18pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord - yes
	7:19pm johnyoung1234: Hi all and Andrew! I got here late and saw you played a Johnny Young track! I feel so special!
	7:19pm cometothesunshine: @JWI - Graham Bonnet really sells it
	7:19pm Ross66: Any IDEA why the mono mix of the IDEA album is so darn speed up?
	7:19pm Gaylord Fields: Yes, and Barry and Meadowlark Lemon will never let them live it down! (That's my theory, and I'm sticking to it!)
	7:20pm cometothesunshine: I played 2 @JY1234
	7:21pm cometothesunshine: Ross - electrical voltage issues with the US tape 8 track machine being run on 220 is my theory
	7:21pm johnyoung1234: I'll playback the show later and listen to them!
	7:21pm cometothesunshine: Proud to say, I did mix this particular song.
	7:21pm Ross66: It sounds like the correct pitch
	7:22pm johnyoung1234: Graham Bonnet always struck me as an interesting singer. Kind of a shouter and didn't fit the mold of a heavy metal guy.
	7:22pm cometothesunshine: Well, I had a Scully 8-track running on 110 and no VSO
	7:23pm Ross66: Thanks Andrew. Horizontal is a bit up pitched too in mono, but less so.
	7:23pm cometothesunshine: This song - I Lay Down And Die - was talked about in the press as a tribute to Phil Spector.
	7:23pm Ross66: Thanks Andrew. Horizontal is a bit up pitched too in mono, but less so.
	7:23pm MOM WHIG: HI JOHNYOUNG1234
	7:23pm cometothesunshine: You can hear PP Arnold on background vocals.
	7:24pm Ross66: Mono mix of I Lay Down and Die!
	7:25pm cometothesunshine: Unfortunately they didn't use this mix on Cucumber Castle
	7:25pm Ross66: Did Maurice sing backup on those Cucumber Castle tracks?
	7:25pm cometothesunshine: Yes.
	7:25pm johnyoung1234: Hi Mom Whig. Crazy temps here in the DC metro area. Wish I was in sunny California with Andrew and Sir Orange Peel!
	7:25pm Ross66: Cool
	7:25pm uptownjen: Wow! What a performance!
	7:25pm cometothesunshine: Sounds a bit like the Fut.
	7:26pm uptownjen: I thought that was Pat’s voice!
	7:29pm cometothesunshine: I think you just heard where the bunny had to split my show
	7:30pm BGgal88225: I just discovered this stunning song a few days ago!
	7:30pm cometothesunshine: I said "Here's a unique song from 1967 performed by Esther & Abi Ofarim"
	7:31pm Ross66: Reminds me of the Seekers
	7:31pm BGgal88225: yes it does sound like the seekers
	7:32pm cometothesunshine: Not sure what it means
	7:32pm Erica: 🐱😺
	7:33pm Ross66: Very folky
	7:33pm Ross66: Love the keyboard part!
	7:34pm Ross66: Great mix!
	7:34pm Ross66: Jeez, I need to pull out that Bee Gees set again!
	7:35pm Carmelita: I like that song
	7:40pm JWI: I feel like One Minute Woman is mostly if not all the genius that is Barry Gibb.
	7:40pm johnyoung1234: It's amazing the sheer volume of great songs they wrote. The first 3 LPs have more great songs than some 60's bands entire catalogs.
	7:41pm cometothesunshine: They were astonishingly prolific
	7:42pm Ross66: Johnnyyoung1234, and they were barely out of their teens!
	7:43pm Carmelita: Prolific and prodigious
	7:44pm BGgal88225: I love how you are playing the demo version!
	7:44pm Ross66: Odessa is such a masterpiece! A shame more people haven’t heard it to appreciate it!
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: @Ross I am a champion of Odessa and feel it is the most purely Bee Gees of their 60s output.
	7:45pm JWI: Shoulda been the lead single.
	7:45pm johnyoung1234: I remember the first time I heard 'Bee Gees 1st'. I couldn't believe it took me into my 30's to finally hear this album!
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: @Ross I am a champion of Odessa and feel it is the most purely Bee Gees of their 60s output.
	7:46pm cometothesunshine: @JWI after the failure of Jumbo, Stigwood wouldn't bend to pressure on single selections.
	7:46pm Gaylord Fields: Speaking of Odessa, I just recalled that I woke up this morning with the Wondermints' "Tracy Hide" in my head — a song that is a sideways rewrite of Odessa's glorious "Melody Fair"!
	7:46pm JWI: Robin's delivery here is the Orbison Barry wished he could do.
	7:47pm cometothesunshine: P.S. Robin Gibb deserves a show of his own.
	7:47pm JWI: Lamplight as the single is the Sliding Doors alt Bee Gees universe.
	7:47pm Gaylord Fields: If O.P. ever wakes up, maybe he can handle the Robin tribute.
	7:48pm JWI: Yes, please on the Robin Gibb show.
	7:48pm cometothesunshine: "Love You" maybe the Marbles best single side.
	7:48pm BGgal88225: A robin gibb show would be great
	7:49pm cometothesunshine: Trevor Gordon also had a nice LP on Polydor in 1970.
	7:50pm cometothesunshine: OP refused to play this Tangerine Peel 45, so I have to.
	7:51pm cometothesunshine: He's so hung up on being ripped off in the 60s
	7:51pm cometothesunshine: He's so hung up on being ripped off in the 60s
	7:51pm Ross66: Robin left due to First of May being pulled as the lead single instead of his Lamplight?
	7:51pm MiataRoadster: Wait a minute! Is Tangerine Peel related to Sir Orange Peel?
	7:52pm Gaylord Fields: He's very protective of his turf. I heard he won't play David Peel either, and that he much prefers Linda Thorson to Diana Rigg!
	7:52pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord all true
	7:53pm cometothesunshine: @Ross - yes, that is true.
	7:53pm Gaylord Fields: "Mr Peel, we're needed!"
	7:53pm MiataRoadster: Any relation to Sir John Peel?
	7:54pm cometothesunshine: Orange Peel had the name first and John Ravenscroft stole it from him when they were DJs together at KMEN in the 1960s. He tells this story like every day.
	7:57pm JWI: @Ross66 I think the context there is that Robin had absolutely nothing to do during performances of First of May. It could have been a non-Robin-esque single. But First of May felt mean, and intentionally so, to him.
	7:58pm JWI: Who would have thought Sandie Shaw would resonate with this song. Not me.
	7:59pm Ross66: JWI thanks
	7:59pm Erica: All I know is that John Peel's son Tom is now a DJ.
	8:00pm Ross66: I’m sure John Peel’s archive must be endless!
	8:00pm Pax: That nobody's someone depressed the heck out of me.
	8:00pm Gaylord Fields: Thurl Ravenscroft is as protective of his good name as Orange Peel is of his own.
	8:01pm cometothesunshine: @Ross, no doubt Bigger than Orange Peel's
	8:03pm BGgal88225: penny lane vibes
	8:04pm cometothesunshine: More Johnny Young!
	8:05pm JWI: This Johnny Young song sounds like it belongs on your UNI show.
	8:05pm Pax: Going to find some comfort food.
	8:05pm cometothesunshine: Johnny Young was actually on the guest list, supposed to show up at a Monkees show on one of the two tours I produced there. I was excited and armed with albums to have signed, but he was a no show.
	8:05pm cometothesunshine: Instead, I got to meet Frank Ifield.
	8:07pm cometothesunshine: I just love this 45 by Tin Tin
	8:07pm cometothesunshine: produced by Maurice
	8:07pm cometothesunshine: Not enough of this kind of thing in this cruel world.
	8:09pm Gaylord Fields: Andrew, I hope that when you met Frank Ifield, you told him, "I remember you."
	8:11pm cometothesunshine: @Gaylord he gets that a lot. He wanted to meet Michael Nesmith because he covered "Joanne"
	8:11pm EJC923: Is there any difference in the two odessa cd releases (reprise v rhino)?
	8:12pm cometothesunshine: @EJC they are one and the same.
	8:13pm EJC923: cool. i caught the tail end of your description. somehow i missed that release
	8:14pm cometothesunshine: It is a 3CD version with mono/stereo/outtakes
	8:16pm EJC923: i just looked it up. a must have.
	8:18pm Synodicat: It's getting hard to find that 3 CD Odessa set, which is too bad as it's really wonderful. Worth searching for!
	8:19pm Gaylord Fields: Perfection.
	8:21pm cometothesunshine: Mo = very underrated
	8:22pm BGgal88225: I wish there were more Maurice Gibb songs on spotify
	8:22pm Andres: Ben loving the show. Particularly appreciated while at the grocery store where it drowned out their tepid soundtrack. :)
	8:24pm cometothesunshine: Thank you @Andres!
	8:25pm Ross66: For Odessa, the best analogue pressing is the original UK. I have around 8 different LP pressings of that album, plus the excellent CD set.
	8:27pm cometothesunshine: I have original UK mono & stereo pressings, plus the German box and the Kevin Gray RTI
	8:27pm JWI: @Ross66 I always wondered if that was true about Odessa vinyl as I'm lost a bit on what version to get. Thank you for confirming.
	8:27pm Beantown Doug: I was listening in the car on my way to the grocery store and back. The app nicely buffers up when Bluetooth in the car stops and picks up automatically picks up where it left off when Bluetooth returns.
	8:28pm Ross66: JWI. The UK stereo is so warm and spacious sounding. I also have a UK mono, which has its own uniqueness.
	8:29pm cometothesunshine: It was a thrilling day when my mono copy arrived from the UK over 25 years ago.
	8:30pm Ross66: No doubt tube mastered by Polydor. The German pressing on Karrousell label is quite good too.
	8:31pm Ross66: Yes, Andrew, I bought my mono copy via Goldmine pre internet. It’s a great mix as well, less reverb
	8:32pm uptownjen: This has been a brilliant set, Andrew. I feel like I’ve learned a lot. Thank you.
	8:32pm JWI: I'm not that sophisticated and will probably only get one one version. (Famous last words) So stereo, probably. Based on your descriptions.
	8:32pm cometothesunshine: Thanks for listening @Jen
	8:34pm EJC923: great show indeed. any background on the barry's the kids no good?
	8:35pm cometothesunshine: @EJC nothing new information wise on Barry's 1970 solo album.
	8:36pm EJC923: always hoping for it to be released on vinyl along with robins reign. one can hope...
	8:36pm BGgal88225: Down to Earth is amazing! I love playing it on my record player
	8:40pm cometothesunshine: Down To Earth is an incredible creation @BGgal
	8:41pm Ross66: And of course it rains everyday
	8:41pm Synodicat: It's always raining somewhere.
	8:42pm Beantown Doug: How much involvement did Stigwood actually have in producing?
	8:44pm Erica: It never rains in California - it pours lol.
	8:44pm Carmelita: This has been an enjoyable show and as usual I learned a lot. Thank you Andrew!
	8:44pm cometothesunshine: @Doug - Stigwood allowed them to get on with it and gave them as much studio time as they liked. He then would pick their singles and occasionally give them feedback or encourage certain directions.
	8:45pm JWI: Thank you, Andrew. Overwhelming show. (Hang in there, @Pax.)
	8:46pm Woof: Thank you, Andrew! Such a fantastic show!!!
	8:46pm SeanG: love the Bee Gees red chair fadeaway
	8:46pm BGgal88225: Thank you for an amazing show Mr. Sandoval! What an Iconic playlist!!
	8:46pm Synodicat: Yes! Great thanks Andrew! I always hear and learn something new!
	8:47pm sw2442: Thanks for a great remaster of this Bee Gees episode. I will always love the 1966-1972 Bee Gees more then the late 70's Disco years...see you next week.
	8:47pm Andres: Wonderful show! Thank you, Andrew!
	8:48pm Ross66: Heard a lot of new tracks tonight, fabulous!
	8:48pm cometothesunshine: Thanks everyone - The Bee Gees music has brought me so much joy - I hope a little of that rubbed off on you all today. Take care.
	8:50pm cometothesunshine: This is the first Come To The Sunshine without my friend, Simon. He will live on in the music I play and the love I share. Here's to Simon.
	8:50pm MOM WHIG: THANKS FOR THE GIFT OF THESE FAB TUNES TONITE ANDREW.
	8:50pm Carmelita: R.I.P. dear Simon
	8:51pm Gaylord Fields: My condolences, Andrew. Let the music play.
	8:51pm Erica: The show has been fun Andrew.
	8:51pm Erica: Also I'm sorry for the loss of your cat.
	8:52pm Beantown Doug: Gee Bee planes were made in Massachusetts.
	8:55pm MOM WHIG: Andrew - Yes Simon - I've lost quite a few myself - My Kahlua - Siamese lived to be 20. Got him while living in Hawaii - he made it to Colorado & then home to VA. He slept with me each nite next to me.
	8:56pm Beantown Doug: Thanks as always, Andrew!
	8:56pm uptownjen: Sending you and Simon so much love.❤️
	8:56pm BGgal88225: looks like Simon was adorable. Sorry for your loss.
	8:56pm MOM WHIG: sw2442 0 Did not see you here - onward to bpn now
	8:57pm sw2442: Yes Mom...I'll be there as soon as I can...
	8:59pm Erica: Thank you for another great show Andrew. RIP to Simon who has crossed the rainbow bridge. 😿

Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from November 21, 2022

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