WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from March 4, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:03pm KP: Hey, Sheila!
	3:03pm The Contessa: Good evening Sheila, we have the champagne at the ready!
	3:03pm JtotheK: hi everyone.
	3:04pm Guido from Cologne: hello Sheila!
	3:04pm βrian: Rated R, for "Radults."
	3:05pm listener james from westwood: Howdy, Sheila and all!!
	3:05pm djsheilab: Did I hear champagne? @The Contessa It's the magic word!
	3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: @βrian - (From the conversation on Bryce's board.) The male owl fetches swamp rats and brings them to a nearby branch. The female owl then brings the dead rats to the nest and feeds them to the owlets. I learned that from the comments section of the owl cam page.
	3:05pm Cliff: Sophisticated Boom Boom: The Riot Grrl Edition
	3:05pm Baumer!: Hi everyone!
	3:06pm northguineahills: Bikini Kill!!!!!
	3:06pm chris: ah yeah! hi!
	3:07pm P-90: Rated "B" for Boomeriffic! Hi Sheila and posse!
	3:08pm The Contessa: @Sheila, isn't it!
	3:08pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, Sheila and all!
	3:09pm Barney Grubbs: I accidentally heard the hook to this one as "he's a bowel mover" and now I can't unhear it.
	3:09pm The Contessa: @Ken thanks for the owl info!
	3:09pm djsheilab: K-pop!!!
	3:09pm Miss Mailas: Happy Friday, y'all!
	3:10pm Brendan: Hi Ms Djsheilab, welcome to your show!
	3:10pm Tome: Boom Boom and another Boom TGIF !
	3:10pm Adrian in London: Evening Sheila, Boomers and Ken's owls… I ws never into Bikini Kill etc but The Punk Singer is such a good film. Loved the thing about getting everyone to let girls and women come down the front. So I'm only 20 years late…
	3:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Contessa - Yay, cool. That was in reference to the same owl cam web page from last week.
	3:12pm The Contessa: @Ken, yes indeed. That deserves champagne, too
	3:12pm modchick65: Hi everyone. I actually never listened to Bikini Kill before. That song was fun.
	3:13pm Cliff: Not to mention Kathleen Hanna coming up with the title for "Smells Like Teen Spirit"
	3:15pm djsheilab: Hello gang on this sunny Friday at WFMU HQ! Got some fun records for ya today!
	3:15pm βrian: Thanks, Ken. I somehow thought they came of their own volition.
	3:17pm chris: Speaking of bubbles in the afternoon... my fav... Death in the Afternoon en.wikipedia.org... its name does not lead one to a false conclusion, either
	3:17pm djsheilab: @Chris I'll have one of those please!
	3:19pm djsheilab: @Adrian In London The Kathleen Hanna film is so unexpected and emotional. Cried my eyes out. She was a big idol of mine as a teenager.
	3:20pm P-90: Whoa! Some real daredevil guitar work on this "Samba", Hot Hot Hot!
	3:20pm Cliff: chris - I got to "enjoy" some Hákarl washed down with Black Death in my Old Norse class back in grad school
	3:21pm Greg from ZONE 5: Sounds like an outtake from "The Nightmare Before Christmas"…
	3:22pm P-90: "Real" absinthe is hard to find though.
	3:22pm Cooh John: @chris: that would go great with my Sophisticated Boom Boom on a Friday afternoon.
	3:22pm chris: nice, Cliff! would you do it again? :-)
	3:22pm listener james from westwood: @Greg, was reminded of "Rosemary's Baby"'s theme with the harpsichords, but that works too! A revelation either way.
	3:23pm sugarwolf: Hello hello
	3:23pm Fred R: Best Alan Parsons song ever. Thnks Sheila!
	3:23pm listener james from westwood: Yes!! Alan Parsons!
	3:24pm The Contessa: Yes, this is lovely
	3:24pm Cliff: chris - I think once was enough for a lifetime ;)
	3:24pm chris: true that, P-90
	3:24pm Carmichael: Wow, perfect timing! Hello Sheila and boomers. There are actually 2 different singers here, verse and chorus.
	3:24pm djsheilab: Yay! Isn't it just @Fred R. I'm just praying they'll come back to NYC.
	3:25pm modchick65: That guitar sound reminds me of 1981-1982.
	3:25pm Adrian in London: tentatively Hmm, I quite like this Alan Parsons track…
	3:25pm Guido from Cologne: Ha! I have this "Les Amazones De Guinee". Cannot rembember the last time i listened to
	3:25pm βrian: Oh my. This is embarrassing just to hear.
	3:25pm Gaylord Fields: I met Kathleen Hanna all of once, maybe about seven years ago. She was so warm and affable and engaging that it made me want to be her friend and join her gang.
	3:26pm Carmichael: Jaki Whitren and Peter Straker, to be precise.
	3:26pm djsheilab: Not letting any of you get away with NOT loving the Alan Parsons Project!!!!
	3:27pm chris: would love to hear a Nico cover of Some Other Time
	3:27pm Carmichael: There may be a former Project contributor listening ...
	3:27pm Baumer!: Absolutely loved that Alan Parsons Project track. I'm surprised at how much actually.
	3:27pm Michael in Seattle: @chris, too late
	3:28pm βrian: Right, but we weren't quite ready to be outed, DJ Sheila.
	3:29pm Baumer!: @Michael In Seattle happy to see another fellow Seattlite here!
	3:30pm chris: sadly true, Michael, but the original was just fine
	3:31pm northguineahills: Hmmmm, How did I miss that Rachel Goswell album? I saw Mojave 3 in 2004 and even got to talk to her.
	3:31pm Brendan: The Alan Parsons Project completed early and under budget.
	3:32pm Cliff: Sheila B. layin' down the law
	3:32pm Michael in Seattle: @Baumer!, this is on the short list of the greatest stations in the known world
	3:32pm Gaylord Fields: @djsheilab: Alan Parsons Project Appreciation Society, WFMU Chapter, member No. 002 checking in.
	3:33pm Carmichael: Right on, Gaylord!
	3:35pm Evan From Seattle: @Michael In Seattle - I put it at the top of that very short list! :)
	3:35pm P-90: WFMU APB Appreciation Society member No. 007 sez: "I Robot" has always been near the top of my personal faves list.
	3:37pm northguineahills: I memorize the WFMU donor map every year. Unfortunately, this year, I'm still unemployed.
	3:37pm Cliff: Sheila: Try for Andorra, or perhaps the Andaman Islanders. Might be a few who haven't donated from there yet
	3:37pm Greg from ZONE 5: Note to self: Learn Japanese.
	3:37pm Adrian in London: That was great!! More Japanese please!
	3:38pm The Contessa: Hey our Japanese neighbour is enjoying this!
	3:38pm chris: i believe we just witnessed one of the greatest moments in fmu history
	3:39pm listener james from westwood: Sheila, as the Alphaville song says, may you be truly "big in Japan" this marathon!
	3:39pm Adrian in London: @Chris That was up there with Ken interviewing Tony Shaloub drunk
	3:39pm Cliff: Sheila B. bustin' out the nihongo! sugoi ne!
	3:40pm Adrian in London: Translation just in: "OK Japanese people, here's my Discogs wants list – start rummaging around your parents' attics please!"
	3:41pm P-90: ぼんざい! ぼんざい! ぼんざい!
	3:41pm Evan From Seattle: I loved this Lemonheads album so much back in the day. Every track was just so catchy.
	3:42pm Cliff: I don't think DJ Keili ever managed to do a prolonged outburst like that
	3:43pm Cooh John: Get Faye as a cohost for the marathon and do a whole shift in Japanese.
	3:43pm P-90: Yep, Sheila just out-nihongo'd Keili!
	3:43pm Adrian in London: @Evan Yes, I only had it on a crappy home tape. trudges off to Discogs…
	3:43pm JtotheK: i wish i knew how to do the 81. sigh
	3:44pm Swan_Gone: Feel like I missed something real good.
	3:44pm Gaylord Fields: @djsheilab: I was just thinking about "The 81" yesterday, and its uncanny (and deliberate) similarity to Martha and the Vandellas' "In My Lonely Room"! Get outta my head!!!
	3:45pm JtotheK: 'in my lonely room' is a martha 45 i've yet to find '"in the wild".
	3:45pm Gaylord Fields: @Cliff: Keili once did an entire marathon show in Japanese!
	3:46pm Cliff: Gaylord, you're right! I forgot about that!
	3:46pm matthew: Hey Sheila! Loving it all!
	3:46pm badza: מת על השיר הזה
	3:46pm Gaylord Fields: I was her MC and "translator"!
	3:46pm Ra: Hi from Switzerland (if you want to put that tiny country on the map). Amazing show!
	3:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: I remember Keili's marathon show with Gaylord. She ate so much wasabi that day!
	3:47pm Cliff: And she had to explain to the guests how to play the games on the air, all in Japanese, and then they had to wait for your translation. Yep.
	3:48pm Gaylord Fields: Keili told me post-show that my "translations" were surprisingly accurate, especially considering I don't understand Japanese.
	3:49pm Carmichael: @Ra, I believe you could be our first Swiss commenter. Welcome!
	3:49pm modchick65: This sounds like "These Boots Were Made For Walking." Or another Nancy Sinatra song.
	3:49pm Todd-o-phonic: I believe Jerry Blavat created the "81" dance...maybe he can teach it to you!
	3:49pm Cliff: I'm sure there were plenty of hand gestures involved in-studio
	3:50pm Evan From Seattle: Oh wow. Loving this Katty Line track
	3:50pm Gaylord Fields: @Cliff: I deliberately went into it not knowing what Keili would say, in order to add to the chaos.
	3:51pm lpcoverlover: Loving the show Sheila! xo
	3:51pm Adrian in London: @Modchick How Does That Grab You, Darling?
	3:52pm Ra: @Carmichael Thanks! Been a fan for years (and know of many others here), but only very occasionally commented.
	3:54pm Gaylord Fields: @Adrian in London: It grabs me like a monkey's uncle!
	3:54pm Cliff: I would expect nothing less from you, Gaylord
	3:55pm Gaylord Fields: @Cliff: I'm always prepared to give my least.
	3:56pm djsheilab: Welcome @Ra! Glad to hear I'm in the company of a few Japanese -speaking WFMU DJ-ettes. And hello @lpcoverlover. Friends! Do check out lpcoverlover.com as I will be talking about this site extensively in bit. And that killer Israeli song I just played is from LP Cover Lover.
	3:56pm @sugarwolf@: PARKLIFE
	3:57pm modchick65: PARKLIFE!!!!!!
	3:57pm Greg from ZONE 5: Yes yes yes!
	3:57pm modchick65: I get up when I want. Except on Wednesdays when I get rudely awakened by the dustman.
	3:58pm Miss Mailas: This gives me a sense of enormous well-being!
	3:58pm Adrian in London: Hmm…
	3:59pm modchick65: There will always be a piece of my heart devoted to it.
	3:59pm P-90: BLUR!
	4:00pm lpcoverlover: This feels like the only celebration that could follow up Tuesday night! What fun! I'm in heaven.
	4:01pm modchick65: Ooooooh. Lionel Richie's "Hello" is a classic. Especially if a clay head is available.
	4:01pm Adrian in London: On lpcoverlover: that merengue LP with the topless woman twiddling the knobs?!?!
	4:02pm Greg from ZONE 5: Matt Garbage is a karaoke BEAST!
	4:02pm βrian: Not this film? www.youtube.com...
	4:03pm @sugarwolf@: I Start Counting was the theme to the film I Start Counting with a very young Jenny Agutter. It's kind of weird.
	4:03pm modchick65: YES. That was it. "How Does That Grab You Darlin'."
	4:04pm ディビッド: Great playlist, Sheila!
	4:05pm Adrian in London: New Keren-Ann LP out, by the way.
	4:06pm Gaylord Fields: @Greg from ZONE 5: Matt W. is to karaoke what you are to bowling!
	4:07pm Evan From Seattle: This is the first day in a couple of weeks I have been able to be home working and listening without any distractions and I have to say, this week's playlist has been perfect.
	4:08pm listener james from westwood: Bang Gang here sounding pleasantly Alan Parsons-esque here and there. But amid their own sound.
	4:09pm Carmichael: I was just gonna say this is very Parsons-ish. Specifically the song "Too Close to the Sun".
	4:11pm djsheilab: Thank you @Evan from Seattle for such a kind comment. And @listener james from westwood...And I wondered why I love this? : )
	4:11pm djsheilab: Alan Parsons-soundalikes! CAN'T GO WRONG!!
	4:11pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Gaylord: I love it!
	4:12pm Gaylord Fields: @@sugarwolf@: Serial-killing incestuous pedophilia fantasy does count as weird, I guess. But the title song is pretty wonderful.
	4:14pm djsheilab: These melodies in the verse of this Kadhja song remind me of "Women In Love" (Streisand + Gibb) but this is a cover from 1975. Pre-Guilty.
	4:16pm Gaylord Fields: Wow! A cover of the 21st Century's bubblegum-soul classic!
	4:16pm djsheilab: @Gaylord Fields Isn't it lovely? Kadhja Bonet is the new Sade for me.
	4:16pm lpcoverlover: Remember the Rain is beautiful!
	4:17pm PKNY: Damn, this Kadhja Bonet track is straight fire, kinda like a Dells/Isaac Hayes hybrid.
	4:17pm Gaylord Fields: @djsheilab: I'm very impressed by this really sympathetic version. I will check out her LP.
	4:20pm Gaylord Fields: I mean EP.
	4:20pm ディビッド: Ma'am, if you take requests, could you in the future play anything by Japanese girL group ℃-ute? They are my favorite.. ありがとう!
	4:21pm chris: wait, there are four members of the sweet three?
	4:22pm djsheilab: You called me, Ma'am! @ディビッド!
	4:22pm @sugarwolf@: One of them was sour.
	4:24pm djsheilab: @ディビッド And I'd be happy to take your request.
	4:24pm djsheilab: @Sugarwolf Ha! SO good!
	4:27pm ディビッド: Thanks.. I am ℃-ute's big fan since 2008.
	4:27pm lpcoverlover: Have Mercy Baby!
	4:30pm modchick65: Wow. This song.
	4:31pm rsj: can't believe she's singing about the donald
	4:32pm @sugarwolf@: hot dogs!!
	4:32pm rsj: little johnson?
	4:33pm Carmichael: Johnsonville brats.
	4:33pm herb.nyc: Lyrix make me hungry, thx!
	4:34pm emmagineering: wasn't Honey Limited one of Lee Hazlewood's girl groups?
	4:37pm lpcoverlover: Oh John! Oh Marsha! Oh Sheila!
	4:38pm @sugarwolf@: I think I even have a Yossel Rosenblatt record....
	4:39pm thelma blitz: I heard it pronounced " Yuhseleh Rosenblatt."
	4:39pm herb.nyc: Nachum worries me...
	4:39pm lightynoise: Hi! Does anyone have FOR YOUNG EARS LP, or any download link! I'm looking for a looong while, cant just buy the LP.. just save it for me please.
	4:39pm modchick65: That is a HOT bag.
	4:42pm listener james from westwood: Wow, had I not known this was Middle Eastern that intro would've made me think Bollywood.
	4:44pm dfb: this is the hot bag
	4:44pm Jesse K: Hi Shiela, this is a hot track! Mayday's older sister was the famous singer Taroub
	4:44pm geezerette: Belly dancing YA YA's with a marching band...
	4:45pm Jesse K: Damn my dyslexia Sheila, sorry for the ie switch
	4:45pm Jesse K: And *Mayada not Mayday. Time to go home I think...
	4:46pm djsheilab: @Jesse K cool one right! And that sleeve! The other side of the sleeve is gorgeous too. There's a pic on discogs.
	4:46pm Guido from Cologne: Michel Colombier! this was used as a signature tunhe in the 70ies. It took me decades to find out what it is.
	4:47pm Guido from Cologne: It is from the famous " Messe Pour Le Temps Present "-album! www.discogs.com...
	4:49pm Carmichael: Hot pants and go-go boots!
	4:50pm Cliff: If only we could read psychedelic Japanese
	4:50pm lpcoverlover: What a fun sequence Sheila! The sleeves look good too!
	4:51pm Cliff: Actually, that's probably Chinese
	4:52pm Adrian in London: Ooh this Amber Arcades is great. She's playing here in June.
	4:52pm Carmichael: Here is a little bit of info: www.45cat.com... I googled the pressing # ...
	4:52pm JakeGould: "Who is this! No Idea • Anyone?" Is a great t-shirt.
	4:52pm Carmichael: The artist is from Singapore.
	4:54pm djsheilab: Oh brilliant @Carmichael. Thank you!
	4:54pm djsheilab: Tweeeee + proud!
	4:59pm Carmichael: Also, the Joseph Koo Big Band was the backing band. They did all of Bruce Lee's film music, among others.
	4:59pm andaloudog: Terrific show, first time listening. Thanks!
	5:00pm Detroit Mac: I've been listening to FMU since 1977. You are the best new DJ (according to me) to come along in many years. THANKS
	5:01pm Swan_Gone: "Can't sing" I don't know about that
	5:06pm Adrian in London: Oh yeah! This is SUCH a single of the week!
	5:07pm The Contessa: He's dancin'
	5:07pm Gaylord Fields: @djsheilab: This Connie Stevens record is so good!
	5:07pm P-90: CONNIE STEVENS is the "song of the week? [does double take]
	5:08pm Adrian in London: Again!
	5:08pm JtotheK: excellent choice for single of the week! so so good!
	5:08pm The Contessa: Request! Play it again, please!
	5:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: So long, sophisticates! Must run some errands now. Will be listening on 90.1. Have a good weekend.
	5:10pm JtotheK: the flip of this Big Maybelle is also really great! i love 'i can't wait any longer'!
	5:11pm djsheilab: Farewell @Ken from Hyde Park! And thanks for the tip @JtotheK. Don't think I've flipped it over.
	5:12pm The Contessa: @Ken, bye
	5:12pm JtotheK: @sheila -- flip it over! flip it over!
	5:13pm JakeGould: That is some compliment from Detroit Mac right there!
	5:13pm Stevel: The Snazz was pretty sharp. They might actually sell some records (that's a compliment!)
	5:13pm The Contessa: @JakeGould, we thought the same
	5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Weekend Starts Here.
	5:15pm geezerette: This show is such a party! Super fun.
	5:15pm djsheilab: @Detroit Mac WOAH! Thank you. Given how many years you've been listening, I take that as an enormous compliment. I am delighted!
	5:16pm JakeGould: @djsheilab: Delighted? I thought you were chuffed?
	5:17pm The Contessa: @Sheila, you deserve it. We all love you!
	5:17pm djsheilab: @JakeGould Ha!
	5:20pm Ra: It's friday night here in Switzerland and party in my kitchen. (also, Twee: I was sort of pen pal with 1/2 of They Go Boom! 10 years ago - flashback!)
	5:20pm JakeGould: That's why they called that sing intro, "The Copy of the Leader of the Pack."
	5:21pm Adrian in London: @Rea Which part of Switzerland are you, and your kitchen, in?
	5:22pm Ra: @Adrian Basel, German speaking part, border town to France and Germany
	5:23pm The Contessa: Did anyone else see the documentary about Orion?
	5:24pm Adrian in London: @Ra: Ah, home of the Young Stage circus festival!
	5:25pm Swan_Gone: @Contessa Really wanted too. Heard it was great!
	5:27pm The Contessa: @Swan_Gone it was great. Don't want to spoil it for you but he did sound just like Elvis
	5:29pm lpcoverlover: Let's do the cover exhibit together Sheila. This year!
	5:29pm Michael in Seattle: EMP here occasionally shows exhibitions of record sleeves.
	5:29pm wheatdog: Hey Sheila did you go to the eight track Museum in Dallas ?
	5:29pm northguineahills: The LP exhibit, I went there! Christian Marclay, Thurston Moore, Arto Lindsey, Dj Spooky and more! Marclay's used various Whipped Cream and other Delights and ripoffs and parodies and used each album as a pixel to form images from afar. I loved that exhibit!
	5:30pm The Contessa: Charlotte russe is a pudding!
	5:30pm Swan_Gone: @Contessa Already kinda knew his story but would like to see someone piece it together all docu-drama style. I took a class on Elvis in college if you can believe it!
	5:30pm northguineahills: I still have the flyer somewhere....
	5:31pm listener james from westwood: Ooh, Trouble and Therese, good complements to your show. They'll get ya through.
	5:32pm The Contessa: @SwanGone amazing! A friend at art college made a full size Elvis cut out in his gold suit
	5:34pm P-90: OK, another vote for a Tick Tock double play, for what it's worth...
	5:34pm Michael in Seattle: You'all would probably enjoy this book: "Dust & Grooves - Adventures in Record Collecting" by Eilon Paz
	5:35pm JtotheK: @Micheal -- yep, good book!
	5:36pm The Contessa: @P-90 great, another vote for Tick Tock
	5:37pm Swan_Gone: Oh hell yeah! Luv these excursions into modern hip-hop/rnb!
	5:39pm Swan_Gone: @Sheila If you ever feel the need to drop a Patra jam that would be real cool with me
	5:40pm djsheilab: What I'll do is play "Tick Tock" on one of my marathon shows. That's a good compromise, right? : )
	5:40pm SeanG: YAAAH
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OMG The Ramones - PopArt Genius. Why does this delight me so...
	5:42pm listener james from westwood: Ramones AND the Go-Go's!
	5:43pm herb.nyc: I saw GoGos at pier 84...
	5:43pm Evan From Seattle: I can't hear this without thinking of the Always Sunny where they go to the Jersey Shore haha
	5:43pm herb.nyc: ...now I'm old
	5:44pm Stevel: God, I love good radio.
	5:44pm Michael in Seattle: vacation's all i ever wanted
	5:44pm Guido from Cologne: 1988? 1982!
	5:45pm Michael in Seattle: this just gets better
	5:45pm Swan_Gone: Killing me over here! Relentless pop jams!
	5:47pm P-90: Looking forward to those marathon shows. DJ Sheila and DJ Trouble is a real natural pairing. And DJ Therese and DJ ANYbody is a real natural too!
	5:49pm Evan From Seattle: Joe sounds a little quiet
	5:49pm listener james from westwood: Joe sounds like the producer in a record that dramatizes the production of a record.
	5:49pm Guido from Cologne: sounds like telephone
	5:50pm Adrian in London: Joe sounds thin and ghostly…
	5:50pm SeanG: Joe!
	5:50pm P-90: こんにちは DJ Joe McG!
	5:51pm Brendan: Joe you got to get rid of that tinny sound if you want some pledge money. Oz never did give nothing to the tin man.
	5:51pm Cliff: If you hadn't said that was Joe McGasko I wouldn't have had a clue, sounded like a tinny 1920's radio announcer
	5:53pm Cliff: Maybe WFMU can go all retro this marathon, tinny announcers and crank-up turntables
	5:54pm Adrian in London: @Cliff Just as long as the gentlemen announcers are wearing evening dress and the ladies are wearing ballgowns and silk gloves
	5:56pm Cliff: It's the 1920's, the ladies should be dressed as flappers!
	5:57pm Cliff: Now Joe sounds like Joe!
	5:57pm P-90: @listener james: Ha! Joe did sound like the trcord producer in a movie on the talkback intercom from the booth: "Jimi, can you turn the guitar down a little?"
	5:57pm herb.nyc: Oh joe m, ...
	5:57pm Adrian in London: Joe's still a bit muffled…
	5:58pm chris: much better, levels low-ish
	5:58pm The Contessa: @Sheila for a great show. See you next time
	5:58pm Adrian in London: Toodles!
	5:58pm listener james from westwood: Lovely show as always, Sheila! Looking forward to your first moneymaker-shaker show!
	5:58pm JtotheK: great show sheila, thanks!
	5:58pm Cliff: Awesome show today Sheila!!! Good luck with the marathon! <3
	5:59pm Evan From Seattle: Thanks for a great show as always Sheila!
	5:59pm P-90: Passed the "3 Stooges audio test"! Thanks Sheila!
	5:59pm chris: thanks, Sheila!
	6:01pm lpcoverlover: Loved the whole show Sheila! I love have this standing date on Friday's at 3PM. Thanks for sharing all the joy!
	6:01pm djsheilab: Thank you all!!!!!
	6:06pm lpcoverlover: Loved the whole show Sheila! I love have this standing date on Friday's at 3PM. Thanks for sharing all the joy!

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from March 4, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Radio Spots Combo	Females For Hire/ Hard Women		Independent International Pictures Corp.	N/A			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bikini Kill	Rebel Girl "Rebel Girl" by "Bikini Kill"		Kill Rock Stars	1993			0:03:14 (Pop-up)
The Liverbirds	He's About A Mover	Destroy That Boy! - More Girls With Guitars (V/A)	Ace Records	2009	From 1966		0:05:57 (Pop-up)
Crayon Pop	Bar Bar Bar "Bar Bar Bar" by "Crayon Pop"		Chrome Entertainment	2013			0:07:32 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	Room Mate "Room Mate" by "Lizzy Mercier Descloux"	Mambo Nassau	Light In The Attic	2016	From 1981	*	0:09:59 (Pop-up)
Les Amazones De Guinee	Samba "Samba" by "Les Amazones De Guinee"	Au Coeur de Paris	Editions Syliphone Conakry	1983			0:14:37 (Pop-up)
Jonna Gault and Her Symphonopop Scene	Wonder Why, I Guess?	Watch Me	RCA Victor	1968			0:18:04 (Pop-up)
Alan Parsons Project	Some Other Time	I Robot	Arista	1977			0:21:21 (Pop-up)
Rachel Goswell	Deelay "Deelay" by "Rachel Goswell"	Waves Are Universal	4AD	2004			0:25:38 (Pop-up)

Cults	You Know What I Mean "You Know What I Mean" by "Cults"		Sony Music	2011			0:37:01 (Pop-up)
Lemonheads	Down About It "Down About It" by "Lemonheads"	Come On Feel The Lemonheads	Atlantic	1993			0:39:02 (Pop-up)
Candy & the Kisses	The 81 "The 81" by "Candy & the Kisses"		Cameo Parkway	1964			0:40:57 (Pop-up)
Naom Zayid	Gali Cries In the Night	For Young Ears	Hed Arzi	1968			0:43:27 (Pop-up)
Katty Line	Ne Fais Pas La Tête "Ne Fais Pas La Tête" by "Katty Line"		Disc AZ	1966			0:46:30 (Pop-up)
New Pharoahs	This Changes Everything		Self-Released	2016		*	0:48:14 (Pop-up)
Dusty Springfield	I Start Counting	See All Her Faces	Philips	1970			0:52:10 (Pop-up)
Blur	Parklife "Parklife" by "Blur"	Parklife	Food	1994	For listener Greg from Zone 5!		0:55:31 (Pop-up)

Bang Gang (featuring Keren Ann)	Lonely Bird	The Wolves Are Whispering	Bang Ehf	2015			1:04:44 (Pop-up)
Kadhja Bonet	Remember the Rain "Remember the Rain" by "Kadhja Bonet"		Headcount Records	2016		*	1:11:26 (Pop-up)
The Sweet Three	That's The Way It Is (When A Girl's In Love)	Where the Girls Are: Volume 9	Ace Records	2016	From 1966	*	1:16:25 (Pop-up)
Vanessa Paradis	Les Cactus "Les Cactus" by "Vanessa Paradis"	Live	Remark	1994			1:18:51 (Pop-up)
Claudine Clark	Foxy "Foxy" by "Claudine Clark"		TCF	1964			1:21:41 (Pop-up)
The Bobbettes	Have Mercy Baby "Have Mercy Baby" by "The Bobbettes"		Triple-X	1960			1:24:23 (Pop-up)
Lil' Johnson	Press My Button, Ring My Bell	Sexcapades: Songs for Love, Lust and Depravity	Universal	2011	From 1936		1:26:32 (Pop-up)

Mayada	Ya Ya Ya "Ya Ya Ya" by "Mayada"		Brotherphone	1960			1:39:38 (Pop-up)
Pierre Henry	Jerk Jericho "Jerk Jericho" by "Pierre Henry"		Philips	1970			1:43:41 (Pop-up)
No idea	Who This is! "Who This is!" by "No idea"	Anyone?	N/A	N/A			1:46:14 (Pop-up)
Amber Arcades	Right Now "Right Now" by "Amber Arcades"		Heavenly	2016		*	1:47:49 (Pop-up)
They Go Boom!	Body "Body" by "They Go Boom!"	the Waaaah! CD (V/A)	Bring On Bull	1991			1:51:49 (Pop-up)
Saundra Lopez	One Little Tear "One Little Tear" by "Saundra Lopez"		RCA Victor	1965			1:55:42 (Pop-up)

Connie Stevens	Tick Tock "Tick Tock" by "Connie Stevens"		Bell Records	1970	My Single of the Week! Thom Bell arranged + produced!		2:03:59 (Pop-up)
Big Maybelle	Quittin' Time "Quittin' Time" by "Big Maybelle"		Rojac	1968			2:06:48 (Pop-up)
The Snaz	Anna "Anna" by "The Snaz"		Self-Released EP	2013	Teenage band from Vermont! Playing Pianos Saturday March 12th at 7pm		2:08:52 (Pop-up)
Jeanne Moreau	Quelle Merveille Ton Coeur	Le Tourbillon	Philips	1991	From 1965		2:12:10 (Pop-up)
Miki Hirayama	Beautiful Yokohama "Beautiful Yokohama" by "Miki Hirayama"		Columbia	1970			2:14:57 (Pop-up)
Sadina	I Want That Boy "I Want That Boy" by "Sadina"		Smash	1965			2:18:00 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Let Yourself Go "Let Yourself Go" by "Elvis Presley"		RCA Victor	1968			2:19:47 (Pop-up)
Charlotte Russe	Trolley Museum "Trolley Museum" by "Charlotte Russe"		Philips	1969			2:22:55 (Pop-up)

Lissie	Daughters "Daughters" by "Lissie"	My Wild West		2016	For SJ!	*	2:30:31 (Pop-up)
Miss Dynamite	Dy-Na-Mi-Tee "Dy-Na-Mi-Tee" by "Miss Dynamite"		Polydor	2002			2:34:07 (Pop-up)
The Ramones	I Wanna Be Sedated "I Wanna Be Sedated" by "The Ramones"	Mania	Sire	1988	From 1979		2:38:33 (Pop-up)
The Go Go's	Vacation "Vacation" by "The Go Go's"	Vacation	I.R.S. Records	1982			2:40:42 (Pop-up)
The Breeders	No Aloha "No Aloha" by "The Breeders"	Last Splash	4AD	1993			2:44:01 (Pop-up)
Chappie	The International Chappie's Cheer-leading Team	Chappie	Sony Music	1999			2:45:24 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway & His Orchestra	Everybody Eats When They Come To My House	The Cab Calloway Collection	Deja Vu	1988	From 1947		2:50:00 (Pop-up)
Irene Kral	Lazy Afternoon "Lazy Afternoon" by "Irene Kral"	Mid Century Minx	Croydon Municipal	2014	From 1958		2:51:23 (Pop-up)
Marvin Hamlisch	Big Splash "Big Splash" by "Marvin Hamlisch"	The Swimmer OST	CBS	1968			2:54:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm KP: Hey, Sheila!
	3:03pm The Contessa: Good evening Sheila, we have the champagne at the ready!
	3:03pm JtotheK: hi everyone.
	3:04pm Guido from Cologne: hello Sheila!
	3:04pm βrian: Rated R, for "Radults."
	3:05pm listener james from westwood: Howdy, Sheila and all!!
	3:05pm djsheilab: Did I hear champagne? @The Contessa It's the magic word!
	3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: @βrian - (From the conversation on Bryce's board.) The male owl fetches swamp rats and brings them to a nearby branch. The female owl then brings the dead rats to the nest and feeds them to the owlets. I learned that from the comments section of the owl cam page.
	3:05pm Cliff: Sophisticated Boom Boom: The Riot Grrl Edition
	3:05pm Baumer!: Hi everyone!
	3:06pm northguineahills: Bikini Kill!!!!!
	3:06pm chris: ah yeah! hi!
	3:07pm P-90: Rated "B" for Boomeriffic! Hi Sheila and posse!
	3:08pm The Contessa: @Sheila, isn't it!
	3:08pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, Sheila and all!
	3:09pm Barney Grubbs: I accidentally heard the hook to this one as "he's a bowel mover" and now I can't unhear it.
	3:09pm The Contessa: @Ken thanks for the owl info!
	3:09pm djsheilab: K-pop!!!
	3:09pm Miss Mailas: Happy Friday, y'all!
	3:10pm Brendan: Hi Ms Djsheilab, welcome to your show!
	3:10pm Tome: Boom Boom and another Boom TGIF !
	3:10pm Adrian in London: Evening Sheila, Boomers and Ken's owls… I ws never into Bikini Kill etc but The Punk Singer is such a good film. Loved the thing about getting everyone to let girls and women come down the front. So I'm only 20 years late…
	3:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Contessa - Yay, cool. That was in reference to the same owl cam web page from last week.
	3:12pm The Contessa: @Ken, yes indeed. That deserves champagne, too
	3:12pm modchick65: Hi everyone. I actually never listened to Bikini Kill before. That song was fun.
	3:13pm Cliff: Not to mention Kathleen Hanna coming up with the title for "Smells Like Teen Spirit"
	3:15pm djsheilab: Hello gang on this sunny Friday at WFMU HQ! Got some fun records for ya today!
	3:15pm βrian: Thanks, Ken. I somehow thought they came of their own volition.
	3:17pm chris: Speaking of bubbles in the afternoon... my fav... Death in the Afternoon en.wikipedia.org... its name does not lead one to a false conclusion, either
	3:17pm djsheilab: @Chris I'll have one of those please!
	3:19pm djsheilab: @Adrian In London The Kathleen Hanna film is so unexpected and emotional. Cried my eyes out. She was a big idol of mine as a teenager.
	3:20pm P-90: Whoa! Some real daredevil guitar work on this "Samba", Hot Hot Hot!
	3:20pm Cliff: chris - I got to "enjoy" some Hákarl washed down with Black Death in my Old Norse class back in grad school
	3:21pm Greg from ZONE 5: Sounds like an outtake from "The Nightmare Before Christmas"…
	3:22pm P-90: "Real" absinthe is hard to find though.
	3:22pm Cooh John: @chris: that would go great with my Sophisticated Boom Boom on a Friday afternoon.
	3:22pm chris: nice, Cliff! would you do it again? :-)
	3:22pm listener james from westwood: @Greg, was reminded of "Rosemary's Baby"'s theme with the harpsichords, but that works too! A revelation either way.
	3:23pm sugarwolf: Hello hello
	3:23pm Fred R: Best Alan Parsons song ever. Thnks Sheila!
	3:23pm listener james from westwood: Yes!! Alan Parsons!
	3:24pm The Contessa: Yes, this is lovely
	3:24pm Cliff: chris - I think once was enough for a lifetime ;)
	3:24pm chris: true that, P-90
	3:24pm Carmichael: Wow, perfect timing! Hello Sheila and boomers. There are actually 2 different singers here, verse and chorus.
	3:24pm djsheilab: Yay! Isn't it just @Fred R. I'm just praying they'll come back to NYC.
	3:25pm modchick65: That guitar sound reminds me of 1981-1982.
	3:25pm Adrian in London: tentatively Hmm, I quite like this Alan Parsons track…
	3:25pm Guido from Cologne: Ha! I have this "Les Amazones De Guinee". Cannot rembember the last time i listened to
	3:25pm βrian: Oh my. This is embarrassing just to hear.
	3:25pm Gaylord Fields: I met Kathleen Hanna all of once, maybe about seven years ago. She was so warm and affable and engaging that it made me want to be her friend and join her gang.
	3:26pm Carmichael: Jaki Whitren and Peter Straker, to be precise.
	3:26pm djsheilab: Not letting any of you get away with NOT loving the Alan Parsons Project!!!!
	3:27pm chris: would love to hear a Nico cover of Some Other Time
	3:27pm Carmichael: There may be a former Project contributor listening ...
	3:27pm Baumer!: Absolutely loved that Alan Parsons Project track. I'm surprised at how much actually.
	3:27pm Michael in Seattle: @chris, too late
	3:28pm βrian: Right, but we weren't quite ready to be outed, DJ Sheila.
	3:29pm Baumer!: @Michael In Seattle happy to see another fellow Seattlite here!
	3:30pm chris: sadly true, Michael, but the original was just fine
	3:31pm northguineahills: Hmmmm, How did I miss that Rachel Goswell album? I saw Mojave 3 in 2004 and even got to talk to her.
	3:31pm Brendan: The Alan Parsons Project completed early and under budget.
	3:32pm Cliff: Sheila B. layin' down the law
	3:32pm Michael in Seattle: @Baumer!, this is on the short list of the greatest stations in the known world
	3:32pm Gaylord Fields: @djsheilab: Alan Parsons Project Appreciation Society, WFMU Chapter, member No. 002 checking in.
	3:33pm Carmichael: Right on, Gaylord!
	3:35pm Evan From Seattle: @Michael In Seattle - I put it at the top of that very short list! :)
	3:35pm P-90: WFMU APB Appreciation Society member No. 007 sez: "I Robot" has always been near the top of my personal faves list.
	3:37pm northguineahills: I memorize the WFMU donor map every year. Unfortunately, this year, I'm still unemployed.
	3:37pm Cliff: Sheila: Try for Andorra, or perhaps the Andaman Islanders. Might be a few who haven't donated from there yet
	3:37pm Greg from ZONE 5: Note to self: Learn Japanese.
	3:37pm Adrian in London: That was great!! More Japanese please!
	3:38pm The Contessa: Hey our Japanese neighbour is enjoying this!
	3:38pm chris: i believe we just witnessed one of the greatest moments in fmu history
	3:39pm listener james from westwood: Sheila, as the Alphaville song says, may you be truly "big in Japan" this marathon!
	3:39pm Adrian in London: @Chris That was up there with Ken interviewing Tony Shaloub drunk
	3:39pm Cliff: Sheila B. bustin' out the nihongo! sugoi ne!
	3:40pm Adrian in London: Translation just in: "OK Japanese people, here's my Discogs wants list – start rummaging around your parents' attics please!"
	3:41pm P-90: ぼんざい! ぼんざい! ぼんざい!
	3:41pm Evan From Seattle: I loved this Lemonheads album so much back in the day. Every track was just so catchy.
	3:42pm Cliff: I don't think DJ Keili ever managed to do a prolonged outburst like that
	3:43pm Cooh John: Get Faye as a cohost for the marathon and do a whole shift in Japanese.
	3:43pm P-90: Yep, Sheila just out-nihongo'd Keili!
	3:43pm Adrian in London: @Evan Yes, I only had it on a crappy home tape. trudges off to Discogs…
	3:43pm JtotheK: i wish i knew how to do the 81. sigh
	3:44pm Swan_Gone: Feel like I missed something real good.
	3:44pm Gaylord Fields: @djsheilab: I was just thinking about "The 81" yesterday, and its uncanny (and deliberate) similarity to Martha and the Vandellas' "In My Lonely Room"! Get outta my head!!!
	3:45pm JtotheK: 'in my lonely room' is a martha 45 i've yet to find '"in the wild".
	3:45pm Gaylord Fields: @Cliff: Keili once did an entire marathon show in Japanese!
	3:46pm Cliff: Gaylord, you're right! I forgot about that!
	3:46pm matthew: Hey Sheila! Loving it all!
	3:46pm badza: מת על השיר הזה
	3:46pm Gaylord Fields: I was her MC and "translator"!
	3:46pm Ra: Hi from Switzerland (if you want to put that tiny country on the map). Amazing show!
	3:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: I remember Keili's marathon show with Gaylord. She ate so much wasabi that day!
	3:47pm Cliff: And she had to explain to the guests how to play the games on the air, all in Japanese, and then they had to wait for your translation. Yep.
	3:48pm Gaylord Fields: Keili told me post-show that my "translations" were surprisingly accurate, especially considering I don't understand Japanese.
	3:49pm Carmichael: @Ra, I believe you could be our first Swiss commenter. Welcome!
	3:49pm modchick65: This sounds like "These Boots Were Made For Walking." Or another Nancy Sinatra song.
	3:49pm Todd-o-phonic: I believe Jerry Blavat created the "81" dance...maybe he can teach it to you!
	3:49pm Cliff: I'm sure there were plenty of hand gestures involved in-studio
	3:50pm Evan From Seattle: Oh wow. Loving this Katty Line track
	3:50pm Gaylord Fields: @Cliff: I deliberately went into it not knowing what Keili would say, in order to add to the chaos.
	3:51pm lpcoverlover: Loving the show Sheila! xo
	3:51pm Adrian in London: @Modchick How Does That Grab You, Darling?
	3:52pm Ra: @Carmichael Thanks! Been a fan for years (and know of many others here), but only very occasionally commented.
	3:54pm Gaylord Fields: @Adrian in London: It grabs me like a monkey's uncle!
	3:54pm Cliff: I would expect nothing less from you, Gaylord
	3:55pm Gaylord Fields: @Cliff: I'm always prepared to give my least.
	3:56pm djsheilab: Welcome @Ra! Glad to hear I'm in the company of a few Japanese -speaking WFMU DJ-ettes. And hello @lpcoverlover. Friends! Do check out lpcoverlover.com as I will be talking about this site extensively in bit. And that killer Israeli song I just played is from LP Cover Lover.
	3:56pm @sugarwolf@: PARKLIFE
	3:57pm modchick65: PARKLIFE!!!!!!
	3:57pm Greg from ZONE 5: Yes yes yes!
	3:57pm modchick65: I get up when I want. Except on Wednesdays when I get rudely awakened by the dustman.
	3:58pm Miss Mailas: This gives me a sense of enormous well-being!
	3:58pm Adrian in London: Hmm…
	3:59pm modchick65: There will always be a piece of my heart devoted to it.
	3:59pm P-90: BLUR!
	4:00pm lpcoverlover: This feels like the only celebration that could follow up Tuesday night! What fun! I'm in heaven.
	4:01pm modchick65: Ooooooh. Lionel Richie's "Hello" is a classic. Especially if a clay head is available.
	4:01pm Adrian in London: On lpcoverlover: that merengue LP with the topless woman twiddling the knobs?!?!
	4:02pm Greg from ZONE 5: Matt Garbage is a karaoke BEAST!
	4:02pm βrian: Not this film? www.youtube.com...
	4:03pm @sugarwolf@: I Start Counting was the theme to the film I Start Counting with a very young Jenny Agutter. It's kind of weird.
	4:03pm modchick65: YES. That was it. "How Does That Grab You Darlin'."
	4:04pm ディビッド: Great playlist, Sheila!
	4:05pm Adrian in London: New Keren-Ann LP out, by the way.
	4:06pm Gaylord Fields: @Greg from ZONE 5: Matt W. is to karaoke what you are to bowling!
	4:07pm Evan From Seattle: This is the first day in a couple of weeks I have been able to be home working and listening without any distractions and I have to say, this week's playlist has been perfect.
	4:08pm listener james from westwood: Bang Gang here sounding pleasantly Alan Parsons-esque here and there. But amid their own sound.
	4:09pm Carmichael: I was just gonna say this is very Parsons-ish. Specifically the song "Too Close to the Sun".
	4:11pm djsheilab: Thank you @Evan from Seattle for such a kind comment. And @listener james from westwood...And I wondered why I love this? : )
	4:11pm djsheilab: Alan Parsons-soundalikes! CAN'T GO WRONG!!
	4:11pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Gaylord: I love it!
	4:12pm Gaylord Fields: @@sugarwolf@: Serial-killing incestuous pedophilia fantasy does count as weird, I guess. But the title song is pretty wonderful.
	4:14pm djsheilab: These melodies in the verse of this Kadhja song remind me of "Women In Love" (Streisand + Gibb) but this is a cover from 1975. Pre-Guilty.
	4:16pm Gaylord Fields: Wow! A cover of the 21st Century's bubblegum-soul classic!
	4:16pm djsheilab: @Gaylord Fields Isn't it lovely? Kadhja Bonet is the new Sade for me.
	4:16pm lpcoverlover: Remember the Rain is beautiful!
	4:17pm PKNY: Damn, this Kadhja Bonet track is straight fire, kinda like a Dells/Isaac Hayes hybrid.
	4:17pm Gaylord Fields: @djsheilab: I'm very impressed by this really sympathetic version. I will check out her LP.
	4:20pm Gaylord Fields: I mean EP.
	4:20pm ディビッド: Ma'am, if you take requests, could you in the future play anything by Japanese girL group ℃-ute? They are my favorite.. ありがとう!
	4:21pm chris: wait, there are four members of the sweet three?
	4:22pm djsheilab: You called me, Ma'am! @ディビッド!
	4:22pm @sugarwolf@: One of them was sour.
	4:24pm djsheilab: @ディビッド And I'd be happy to take your request.
	4:24pm djsheilab: @Sugarwolf Ha! SO good!
	4:27pm ディビッド: Thanks.. I am ℃-ute's big fan since 2008.
	4:27pm lpcoverlover: Have Mercy Baby!
	4:30pm modchick65: Wow. This song.
	4:31pm rsj: can't believe she's singing about the donald
	4:32pm @sugarwolf@: hot dogs!!
	4:32pm rsj: little johnson?
	4:33pm Carmichael: Johnsonville brats.
	4:33pm herb.nyc: Lyrix make me hungry, thx!
	4:34pm emmagineering: wasn't Honey Limited one of Lee Hazlewood's girl groups?
	4:37pm lpcoverlover: Oh John! Oh Marsha! Oh Sheila!
	4:38pm @sugarwolf@: I think I even have a Yossel Rosenblatt record....
	4:39pm thelma blitz: I heard it pronounced " Yuhseleh Rosenblatt."
	4:39pm herb.nyc: Nachum worries me...
	4:39pm lightynoise: Hi! Does anyone have FOR YOUNG EARS LP, or any download link! I'm looking for a looong while, cant just buy the LP.. just save it for me please.
	4:39pm modchick65: That is a HOT bag.
	4:42pm listener james from westwood: Wow, had I not known this was Middle Eastern that intro would've made me think Bollywood.
	4:44pm dfb: this is the hot bag
	4:44pm Jesse K: Hi Shiela, this is a hot track! Mayday's older sister was the famous singer Taroub
	4:44pm geezerette: Belly dancing YA YA's with a marching band...
	4:45pm Jesse K: Damn my dyslexia Sheila, sorry for the ie switch
	4:45pm Jesse K: And *Mayada not Mayday. Time to go home I think...
	4:46pm djsheilab: @Jesse K cool one right! And that sleeve! The other side of the sleeve is gorgeous too. There's a pic on discogs.
	4:46pm Guido from Cologne: Michel Colombier! this was used as a signature tunhe in the 70ies. It took me decades to find out what it is.
	4:47pm Guido from Cologne: It is from the famous " Messe Pour Le Temps Present "-album! www.discogs.com...
	4:49pm Carmichael: Hot pants and go-go boots!
	4:50pm Cliff: If only we could read psychedelic Japanese
	4:50pm lpcoverlover: What a fun sequence Sheila! The sleeves look good too!
	4:51pm Cliff: Actually, that's probably Chinese
	4:52pm Adrian in London: Ooh this Amber Arcades is great. She's playing here in June.
	4:52pm Carmichael: Here is a little bit of info: www.45cat.com... I googled the pressing # ...
	4:52pm JakeGould: "Who is this! No Idea • Anyone?" Is a great t-shirt.
	4:52pm Carmichael: The artist is from Singapore.
	4:54pm djsheilab: Oh brilliant @Carmichael. Thank you!
	4:54pm djsheilab: Tweeeee + proud!
	4:59pm Carmichael: Also, the Joseph Koo Big Band was the backing band. They did all of Bruce Lee's film music, among others.
	4:59pm andaloudog: Terrific show, first time listening. Thanks!
	5:00pm Detroit Mac: I've been listening to FMU since 1977. You are the best new DJ (according to me) to come along in many years. THANKS
	5:01pm Swan_Gone: "Can't sing" I don't know about that
	5:06pm Adrian in London: Oh yeah! This is SUCH a single of the week!
	5:07pm The Contessa: He's dancin'
	5:07pm Gaylord Fields: @djsheilab: This Connie Stevens record is so good!
	5:07pm P-90: CONNIE STEVENS is the "song of the week? [does double take]
	5:08pm Adrian in London: Again!
	5:08pm JtotheK: excellent choice for single of the week! so so good!
	5:08pm The Contessa: Request! Play it again, please!
	5:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: So long, sophisticates! Must run some errands now. Will be listening on 90.1. Have a good weekend.
	5:10pm JtotheK: the flip of this Big Maybelle is also really great! i love 'i can't wait any longer'!
	5:11pm djsheilab: Farewell @Ken from Hyde Park! And thanks for the tip @JtotheK. Don't think I've flipped it over.
	5:12pm The Contessa: @Ken, bye
	5:12pm JtotheK: @sheila -- flip it over! flip it over!
	5:13pm JakeGould: That is some compliment from Detroit Mac right there!
	5:13pm Stevel: The Snazz was pretty sharp. They might actually sell some records (that's a compliment!)
	5:13pm The Contessa: @JakeGould, we thought the same
	5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Weekend Starts Here.
	5:15pm geezerette: This show is such a party! Super fun.
	5:15pm djsheilab: @Detroit Mac WOAH! Thank you. Given how many years you've been listening, I take that as an enormous compliment. I am delighted!
	5:16pm JakeGould: @djsheilab: Delighted? I thought you were chuffed?
	5:17pm The Contessa: @Sheila, you deserve it. We all love you!
	5:17pm djsheilab: @JakeGould Ha!
	5:20pm Ra: It's friday night here in Switzerland and party in my kitchen. (also, Twee: I was sort of pen pal with 1/2 of They Go Boom! 10 years ago - flashback!)
	5:20pm JakeGould: That's why they called that sing intro, "The Copy of the Leader of the Pack."
	5:21pm Adrian in London: @Rea Which part of Switzerland are you, and your kitchen, in?
	5:22pm Ra: @Adrian Basel, German speaking part, border town to France and Germany
	5:23pm The Contessa: Did anyone else see the documentary about Orion?
	5:24pm Adrian in London: @Ra: Ah, home of the Young Stage circus festival!
	5:25pm Swan_Gone: @Contessa Really wanted too. Heard it was great!
	5:27pm The Contessa: @Swan_Gone it was great. Don't want to spoil it for you but he did sound just like Elvis
	5:29pm lpcoverlover: Let's do the cover exhibit together Sheila. This year!
	5:29pm Michael in Seattle: EMP here occasionally shows exhibitions of record sleeves.
	5:29pm wheatdog: Hey Sheila did you go to the eight track Museum in Dallas ?
	5:29pm northguineahills: The LP exhibit, I went there! Christian Marclay, Thurston Moore, Arto Lindsey, Dj Spooky and more! Marclay's used various Whipped Cream and other Delights and ripoffs and parodies and used each album as a pixel to form images from afar. I loved that exhibit!
	5:30pm The Contessa: Charlotte russe is a pudding!
	5:30pm Swan_Gone: @Contessa Already kinda knew his story but would like to see someone piece it together all docu-drama style. I took a class on Elvis in college if you can believe it!
	5:30pm northguineahills: I still have the flyer somewhere....
	5:31pm listener james from westwood: Ooh, Trouble and Therese, good complements to your show. They'll get ya through.
	5:32pm The Contessa: @SwanGone amazing! A friend at art college made a full size Elvis cut out in his gold suit
	5:34pm P-90: OK, another vote for a Tick Tock double play, for what it's worth...
	5:34pm Michael in Seattle: You'all would probably enjoy this book: "Dust & Grooves - Adventures in Record Collecting" by Eilon Paz
	5:35pm JtotheK: @Micheal -- yep, good book!
	5:36pm The Contessa: @P-90 great, another vote for Tick Tock
	5:37pm Swan_Gone: Oh hell yeah! Luv these excursions into modern hip-hop/rnb!
	5:39pm Swan_Gone: @Sheila If you ever feel the need to drop a Patra jam that would be real cool with me
	5:40pm djsheilab: What I'll do is play "Tick Tock" on one of my marathon shows. That's a good compromise, right? : )
	5:40pm SeanG: YAAAH
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OMG The Ramones - PopArt Genius. Why does this delight me so...
	5:42pm listener james from westwood: Ramones AND the Go-Go's!
	5:43pm herb.nyc: I saw GoGos at pier 84...
	5:43pm Evan From Seattle: I can't hear this without thinking of the Always Sunny where they go to the Jersey Shore haha
	5:43pm herb.nyc: ...now I'm old
	5:44pm Stevel: God, I love good radio.
	5:44pm Michael in Seattle: vacation's all i ever wanted
	5:44pm Guido from Cologne: 1988? 1982!
	5:45pm Michael in Seattle: this just gets better
	5:45pm Swan_Gone: Killing me over here! Relentless pop jams!
	5:47pm P-90: Looking forward to those marathon shows. DJ Sheila and DJ Trouble is a real natural pairing. And DJ Therese and DJ ANYbody is a real natural too!
	5:49pm Evan From Seattle: Joe sounds a little quiet
	5:49pm listener james from westwood: Joe sounds like the producer in a record that dramatizes the production of a record.
	5:49pm Guido from Cologne: sounds like telephone
	5:50pm Adrian in London: Joe sounds thin and ghostly…
	5:50pm SeanG: Joe!
	5:50pm P-90: こんにちは DJ Joe McG!
	5:51pm Brendan: Joe you got to get rid of that tinny sound if you want some pledge money. Oz never did give nothing to the tin man.
	5:51pm Cliff: If you hadn't said that was Joe McGasko I wouldn't have had a clue, sounded like a tinny 1920's radio announcer
	5:53pm Cliff: Maybe WFMU can go all retro this marathon, tinny announcers and crank-up turntables
	5:54pm Adrian in London: @Cliff Just as long as the gentlemen announcers are wearing evening dress and the ladies are wearing ballgowns and silk gloves
	5:56pm Cliff: It's the 1920's, the ladies should be dressed as flappers!
	5:57pm Cliff: Now Joe sounds like Joe!
	5:57pm P-90: @listener james: Ha! Joe did sound like the trcord producer in a movie on the talkback intercom from the booth: "Jimi, can you turn the guitar down a little?"
	5:57pm herb.nyc: Oh joe m, ...
	5:57pm Adrian in London: Joe's still a bit muffled…
	5:58pm chris: much better, levels low-ish
	5:58pm The Contessa: @Sheila for a great show. See you next time
	5:58pm Adrian in London: Toodles!
	5:58pm listener james from westwood: Lovely show as always, Sheila! Looking forward to your first moneymaker-shaker show!
	5:58pm JtotheK: great show sheila, thanks!
	5:58pm Cliff: Awesome show today Sheila!!! Good luck with the marathon! <3
	5:59pm Evan From Seattle: Thanks for a great show as always Sheila!
	5:59pm P-90: Passed the "3 Stooges audio test"! Thanks Sheila!
	5:59pm chris: thanks, Sheila!
	6:01pm lpcoverlover: Loved the whole show Sheila! I love have this standing date on Friday's at 3PM. Thanks for sharing all the joy!
	6:01pm djsheilab: Thank you all!!!!!
	6:06pm lpcoverlover: Loved the whole show Sheila! I love have this standing date on Friday's at 3PM. Thanks for sharing all the joy!

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from March 4, 2016

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