WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from May 13, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:04pm βrian: Ah, tomato bisque wallpaper. I know it's Friday!
	3:05pm Michael 98145: Favorite photo of the week: www.flickr.com...
	3:05pm The Contessa: Oops, I'll say it again, hello Sheila, hello Ken FHP, hello everyone, from cloudy London
	3:05pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and boomers.
	3:05pm P-90: こんにちは@Sheila B!
	3:07pm Adrian in London: Good evening! This sounds like the theme to some 60s show that would have Patrick McGoohan as a guest star.
	3:07pm MONEYBAG$: Good afternoon Sheila
	3:07pm listener james from westwood: Hey there, Sheila and all!
	3:08pm julie july: My favorite radio show on my favorite radio station is playing the theme music from my favorite movie! Is this heaven? No, it's Sophisticated Boom Boom! Thanks, Sheila!
	3:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greeties, my sweeties!
	3:10pm SeanG: present!
	3:10pm Dave in Vermont: I keep thinkgin I am hearing purring.
	3:10pm Sem Chumbo: Sophisticated sonic boom boom, my fave Friday aural tonic. Hiya, Sheila B, and all.
	3:11pm Sem Chumbo: This is one reason, right here.
	3:11pm P-90: @Adrian in London: or the theme for my favorite '60s show that never existed: the one with Patrick McGoohan AND Patrick MacNee...
	3:11pm djsheilab: A Friday the 13th special for you all!
	3:12pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, gang!
	3:12pm melinda: hi folks!
	3:12pm Evan From Seattle: Happy Friday @djsheilab and boom-boomers!
	3:12pm The Contessa: One of my favourite dates @Sheila!
	3:14pm The Contessa: I'd choose Patrick Macnee @P-90
	3:14pm P-90: OMG: it IS the 13th, isn't it?
	3:15pm The Contessa: Sizzling start @Sheila!
	3:17pm Cooh John: Hello djsheilab and boom boomers. Crossing my fingers to assure all booms are good ones this Friday the 13th.
	3:17pm geezerette: Hullo alla youse!
	3:20pm geezerette: Oh this is good.
	3:21pm CDToaster: After Hours: Top 10 favorite film of all time along with the King of Comedy, both sorely overlooked and underappreciated. You have good taste, Sheila.
	3:22pm djsheilab: Don't mean to be quiet on the comments board, but I'm hard at work with these samples! So fun creating this haunting atmosphere :)
	3:23pm geezerette: Saw Eartha Kitt in a small club when she was in her 70s and she was still melting the men.
	3:23pm P-90: Haunt me, baby, haunt me!
	3:23pm Cooh John: Meereeooow! Loves me some Eartha. Purrfect.
	3:24pm Sem Chumbo: Anything, Eartha, anything.
	3:24pm Dave in Vermont: Obi Wan?
	3:24pm listener james from westwood: Murder by Death?
	3:24pm BennettCap: My favorite childhood comedy!
	3:25pm geezerette: BOOM BOOM NOIR
	3:25pm melinda: Great atmosphere, Sheila.
	3:26pm mariano: The one I wish someone would release properly is "Shadows of Paris," an amazing Mancini torch song used as the opening theme for "A Shot in the Dark." I can only find that particular version at the beginning of the film, so it has film noise in it, like some footsteps and doors opening.
	3:27pm mariano: Bensonmum!
	3:28pm andrew: acording to Irwin Chusid the entire plot of "After Hours" is lifted and uncredited from a Joe Frank monolog
	3:31pm P-90: Hmmm..."After Hours" is a LOT like a Joe Frank piece...
	3:31pm TonyR: I went to Favorite this before I realized it was Ella. She's overused, generally, but it's easy to see why.
	3:32pm βrian: I remember this movie!
	3:32pm mariano: Nice Withnail & I quote!
	3:34pm Michael 98145: Nice work, DJ Sheila
	3:34pm northguineahills: Orbital sampled the same sample from this Global Communication intro at the same time...
	3:34pm famous original sugarwolf: Hello!
	3:35pm djsheilab: After Hours, Clue, Withnail & I, Murder By Death....my childhood favorites. Love seeing all your comments about these films! And this Global Communication record is brilliant from start to finish. Highly recommend it for any fans of ambient electronica.
	3:36pm mariano: It would be impossible to make a movie like After Hours today, at least with a modern setting. The whole plot hinges on someone being stranded in SOHO because he lost $20 out of a cab window. Today, the cab would take him to an ATM, or he'd just use a card, or use his phone to call a friend to borrow a few bucks. Plus SOHO would be full of people and open businesses.
	3:37pm djsheilab: @mariano You're so right. I always recommend it to people saying it's the best way to see what Soho was like in the 80s. So desolate. But Fanelli's was there!
	3:39pm listener james from westwood: Murder by Death was a big fave as a kid. And as a grown-up copy editor, I now laugh even harder at Truman Capote's line, "Use your damn pronouns!!"
	3:40pm julie july: @djsheilalab, did Haunted Honeymoon ever make it on to your childhood radar? One of my favorite pseudo-scary movies as a kid! Gilda Radner, Gene Wilder, and Dom DeLuise in drag!
	3:41pm mariano: Oh yeah, Fanelli's has been there since forever, hasn't it? I worked for a while at 11 Madison, where the golden gates are where Griffin Dunne gets dropped off at the end, always got a kick out of walking in there every morning, especially if I was hung over and hadn't slept that much!
	3:41pm geezerette: Fanelli's! sigh. I think the movie we're in now is possibly Bladerunner. Like yours better Sheila.
	3:42pm djsheilab: @geezerette Seriously. That's why I love creating these worlds with sounds.
	3:43pm Adrian in London: Ride sampled that Withnail quote on a song on Going Blank Again… [looks it up] Cool Your Boots, that's it.
	3:44pm famous original sugarwolf: This Moloko song is actually on one of the playlists they made for us at work
	3:45pm listener james from westwood: LOL! Enter and exit Jane Wiedlin!
	3:46pm djsheilab: This song is quite loud.
	3:46pm mariano: @Adrian: couple of year ago here in NYC I was at a bar that had a bartender from London, somehow Withnail & I came up, and he said he'd never heard of it. Talk about feeling old!
	3:46pm Adrian in London: REVOLUTION!!
	3:48pm The Contessa: @Mariano, liking your make-up for this evening's theme
	3:48pm Adrian in London: A friend saw Spacemen 3 play a gig in a tiny club in Carlisle, drank too much and fell asleep with his head leaning against the bass amp. When he woke up the next day his head was buzzing and he wasn't right for a few days afterwards.
	3:49pm mariano: @The Contessa: thanks, the power of Christ compels me!
	3:50pm MONEYBAG$: Why hasn't Sonic boom been elected to something somewhere?
	3:50pm The Contessa: @Mariano HA!
	3:50pm Adrian in London: @Mariano I always presume that everyone knows exactly the same things as I do and am always taken aback when they don't.
	3:51pm Adrian in London: @Listener James Ahoy, ahoy! From a copy editor across the pond.
	3:53pm βrian: Peggy Lee is the adverbial form of the adjective, Peggy.
	3:54pm Henry: Nurse Diesel!
	3:54pm Adrian in London: Spacemen 3 followed by Peggy Lee: you don't get that on 6Music.
	3:54pm listener james from westwood: Mel!! America's favorite kosher ham!
	3:54pm geezerette: ha ha! Mel :D
	3:54pm mariano: @Adrian: Yes, it's true, happens to me more and more as I age. Was not expecting to hear High Anxiety, thanks for that Sheila!
	3:55pm djsheilab: @Adrian in London And didn't they flow into each other so naturally? ;)
	3:55pm geezerette: think he wrote this.
	3:55pm listener james from westwood: @Cheers, Adrian! Do you work freelance or in office for a publication of some sort? (I'm the former.)
	3:55pm drewo: Happy Friday Sheila and gang. My Dad met Mel Brooks in an airport a few years back and they shared stories about growing up in Brooklyn.
	3:55pm melinda: Key change!
	3:55pm TDK60: Spacemen 3 followed by Peggy Lee? Gee.
	3:56pm mariano: In the movie there's the part where he's talking to the audience too: "Where you from, Tex?" "Cincinnati." "Love that big red machine!"
	3:56pm listener james from westwood: [dramatic music begins, gets louder, is shown to be a bus full of an orchestra]
	3:57pm The Contessa: @Listener James freelance is the only way to live. But are people still willing to pay you??
	3:57pm listener james from westwood: Ah, the second time someone's addressed someone as Tex from the stage in a Brooks film!
	3:57pm Adrian in London: @Listener James I've been freelance for 20 years, although there's less work about now than there used to be. @SheilaB Of course!
	3:57pm βrian: Sheila is putting them through their paces in the pit.
	3:57pm P-90: "High Anxiety": most astute Sinatra parody ever
	3:58pm listener james from westwood: @The Contessa: It always surprises me just a little when they do, but yes, and I'm thankful for it!
	3:58pm The Contessa: IT WAS FABULOUS! @Sheila, thank you
	3:59pm geezerette: Ditto!
	3:59pm listener james from westwood: @Adrian: Wow! I've only been full-time freelance since late '08. Laid off during the crash, 2nd layoff in 18 months, figured I'd give it a whirl. Working well so far!
	4:00pm mariano: @listener james: "Tex ma'am!"
	4:00pm The Contessa: @Listener James, lucky you!
	4:00pm Dave in Vermont: I went to see all three endings at he rockaway mall
	4:00pm melinda: I like Clue. Mr. Boddy.
	4:01pm Therese: Sheila, you are the best. Clue is the best. And I LOVE Amazon Women on the Moon!
	4:01pm mariano: "Who makes Steve Guttenberg... a star?"
	4:01pm listener james from westwood: Madeleine Kahn's hair in "Clue" makes my heart skip a beat. Or maybe that's just Madeleine Kahn. Perhaps both! Amazon Women on the Moon!! Holy cow, that film was in HEAVY rotation in my gang after it hit home media!
	4:01pm listener james from westwood: We do ... we doooo! ::clinks stein::
	4:01pm BennettCap: Another funny murder mystery spoof is The Private Eyes, starring Don Knotts and Tim Conway.
	4:02pm listener james from westwood: @BennettCap: Yes indeed! They're in the trash masher and try to devour their way out. Fun animated titles, too!
	4:04pm northguineahills: Sonic Boom smoked me out twice when I was in college. First time for a packed EAR show, the second time for a Spectrum show, where only 8 people showed up. When I saw the Spacemen 3 reunion show a decade ago, it was way to crowded at Brownies to talk to him....
	4:05pm mariano: Remember Griffin Dunne in "My Favorite Year" with Peter O'Toole? Another overlooked 80s gem.
	4:06pm listener james from westwood: Oh holy crap, I had an IMMENSE crush on Julie Brown.
	4:06pm Joe McG: You're right, Sheila, "After Hours" is the best!
	4:07pm MONEYBAG$: Sonic Boom and I shared a pack of bubble gum. True story.
	4:07pm BennettCap: @mariano My Favorite Year is fabulous!
	4:07pm melinda: I loved Peter O'Toole in My Favorite Year.
	4:09pm Michael Shelley: HOORAY FOR THE MUFFS
	4:10pm listener james from westwood: Sheeeeit, folks are naming some old film faves of mine today! Would always try to watch "My Favorite Year" if I could catch it on cable. "'Captain from Tortuga?!' Captain from crap!"
	4:10pm djsheilab: WFMU-ers who love Clue....let's have a Clue-watching party! And we can all dress as the characters :) I call Mrs. Peacock!
	4:11pm Adrian in London: I've never seen Clue. shuffles away in shame
	4:11pm chalmers: This is for ladies only! So's this, madam, but I have to run some water through it every once in a while.
	4:12pm AL: In the late 80s my older sister had a summer job at the local Erol's Video in the DC suburbs. She got 4 free rentals a night, but since she had an actual social life I got to watch them. Clue, Earth Girls Are Easy. Amazon Women, Kentucky Fried Movie, all kindsa Mel Brooks...whoa. I musta watched After Hours 50 times. And I ended up on a comment board!
	4:12pm Lizardner Dave: The Muffs into Margo Price. So perfect.
	4:13pm chalmers: My favorite Amazon Women sketch was "Son of the Invisible Man."
	4:14pm Therese: YES! I call Mrs. White! FLAMES! FROM THE SIDE OF MY FACE!
	4:14pm Cooh John: Today's show packed with geniuses and virtuosos.
	4:14pm mariano: Isn't Earth Girls the one where the guy comes out of the bathroom in his underwear, surgical garb, saying "Here comes Dr Love!" then when he sees his wife, stammers "Honey, I can explain!"
	4:15pm AL: And this Margo Price ain't bad either.
	4:15pm djsheilab: @Therese! YES!!! I've never met anyone else who loves Amazon Women on the Moon. Thrilled to hear this!!!
	4:15pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Sheila: My one friend's birthday has gotten decreasingly insane over the years. This year I asked him what the plan was and he said "I'm having a few people over to watch Clue."
	4:16pm modchick65: I am too emotionally fragile today for this Margo Price song.
	4:16pm chalmers: Can't believe no one snapped up Jane Wiedlin's singing telegram costume.
	4:18pm djsheilab: @modchick65 this is to cheer you up!
	4:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'm calling conservatory because it sounds so sophisticated.
	4:19pm JakeGould: Howarya!
	4:20pm mariano: Such sweet pop!
	4:20pm Sir Slouch: @Mariano, that was Mark Linn Baker in MFY.
	4:20pm modchick65: @djsheilab -- 1994 Wannadies will certainly do that! Thank you!
	4:21pm mariano: @chalmers: Jane Wiedlin was soooo adorable as the singing telegram girl! @Sir Slouch: oops, didn't know that, thanks -- funny what my memory does sometimes.
	4:23pm Sir Slouch: Can't blame ya there, Mariano
	4:25pm Rob Kopp: Wht do you play the a-side? The b-side My own sake is by far her best song!
	4:27pm chalmers: Griffin Dunne was in Amazon Women on the Moon, though.
	4:30pm djsheilab: @Rob Kopp What record are you referring to?
	4:30pm JakeGould: Add me to the crush on Jane Wiedlen column.
	4:31pm Rob Kopp: Her single Hangman's Daughter KETCH 15 UP
	4:36pm mariano: As far as singing telegram girls go, however, remember the crazy one from Brazil (the movie, not the country)? @djshielab: Go boys!!!
	4:38pm Rob Kopp: Holly Golightly: My own sake www.youtube.com...
	4:39pm Rob Kopp: brilliant children piano, don't you think?
	4:41pm mariano: Trying to fall asleep last night I watched Man From UNCLE, the new film version. Not much to write home about, but it had a really good Italian torch song, "Che Vuole Questa Musica Stasera" by Peppino Gagliardi.
	4:43pm Adrian in London: Hey Sheila, are you into Eurovision? I think you can see it in the US tomorrow. These days it's best watched in wine and on Twitter. Look out for Bulgaria's entry, a woman whose suspenders and earrings light up at the crescendo.
	4:45pm djsheilab: @Rob Kopp Ahhhh...I was playing her LP. That track isn't on there sadly. Thanks for the link.
	4:52pm Rob Kopp: Bulgaria? Watch Dutchman Douwe Bob with Slow down. He includes a break of 10 seconds in the song.
	4:53pm djsheilab: @Adrian In London I haven't watched Eurovision but I really enjoyed it the last time I did. Thanks for the reminder + tip! I miss London's Eurovision-watching parties.
	4:54pm djsheilab: @Adrian in London-- that was meant to say haven't watched Eurovision in awhile :) My multi-tasking skills are poor.
	4:57pm Rob Kopp: Probably Russia will win. With dope ofcourse.
	4:58pm Michael 98145: Re: Eurovision, i don't think any of our damned Comcast channels carry it.
	4:59pm JakeGould: 1 Year? Set of steak knives!
	4:59pm chalmers: I think it's on Logo, which might be on an optional Comcast tier.
	4:59pm Michael 98145: Happy Anniversary, DJ Sheila!
	4:59pm Rob Kopp: @Michael 98145: You won't miss anything. Sophisticated boom boom is much better
	5:00pm Michael 98145: The Ukrainian entry sounds gloomy. But honest.
	5:05pm Rob Kopp: Your single of the week seems to have the same piano as the one in Holly Golightly's song My own sake :-)
	5:05pm djsheilab: @JakeGould Haha! A perfect gift.
	5:06pm JakeGould: Coffee at WFMU is for closers.
	5:07pm Eric Hat: Too bad Other Music can't be protected under the umbrella of FMU listeners' support.
	5:07pm Michael 98145: @chalmers, thanks. I'll investigate the Logo schedule; never watched them.
	5:07pm steve: big yay for Perfume
	5:08pm djsheilab: @steve Isn't it a good one?!!! Super-giddy! Xo
	5:09pm djsheilab: Haha...I just xo'd you. Like I do in all my texts + emails. But not on the message board for some reason.
	5:10pm steve: :D
	5:11pm JakeGould: Can't xo the message board. Too weird.
	5:12pm Cliff: Hey Sheila! Are <3's ok?
	5:13pm drewo: Sad to see Other Music go. I'd always scan the best-seller list and employees picks to learn what I needed to learn about the latest music. The vinyl display came back strong the last few years - helping me to re-ignite my vinyl collection after a few decades lapse. I'll miss chatting with Chris V. - it really was a music clubhouse. Music fans can continue to support Other Music Recording - the Boogarins release last year was exceptional (thanks to Evan Davies for that tip).
	5:13pm steve: im in favor of xos. sorry, two against one Jake.
	5:14pm JakeGould: Two against me? What is the first one tough guy!
	5:15pm Michael 98145: There's too much of this going on: www.gofundme.com...
	5:17pm Muddy: Andrew Dice Clay was also in Amazon Women on the Moon, but in one of the weaker sketches of course
	5:18pm listener james from westwood: True that, along with Russ Meyer!
	5:20pm JakeGould: Any spooktacular sounds left for this final hour?
	5:21pm chalmers: @Muddy, if they made it today, Dice would be the funeral roast sketch with the likes of Slappy White and Rip Taylor.
	5:21pm JakeGould: @steve: Oh! I misread that TWO against ONE. Never mind!
	5:22pm Michael 98145: @chalmers, thanks again. Eurovision finale will be on Logo tomorrow.
	5:23pm muddy: I was always a fan of 'First Lady of the Night.'
	5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Irma Thomas sounding very Pop - an' it's great! ...Love coming home @ the end o' the werkweek to this program...
	5:26pm chalmers: Enjoy it, @michael98145, I'm pulling for a Maltese shocker!
	5:26pm listener james from westwood: I very well may like this version of So Much in Love better than the version one normally hears!
	5:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - is Eurovision in Lego now too?...did I read that right...
	5:27pm Danne D: Yay Sheila B :) Enjoying the show :)
	5:28pm BennettCap: You're a great dj!!
	5:28pm Cliff: Some enterprising Youtuber oughtta do Lego Eurovision
	5:30pm modchick65: Having a heck of a time listening today... long meeting, in-office performance, on-going internet problems, phone calls... it's Friday the 13th and Sophisticated Boom Boom is not meant to be!
	5:30pm Adrian in London: Apparently Eurovision is being broadcast on LogoTV, whatever that is
	5:30pm JakeGould: I bet someone in Periscope would do a scope of Eurovision via their phone.
	5:30pm JM: Great show as always - liked the Friday the 13th hour and the rest of the show had me smiling as I'm trying to finish up a rough week at work.
	5:31pm Cliff: Wait, somebody already did Lego Eurovision: www.youtube.com...
	5:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yep, the Logo channel: www.eurovision.tv...
	5:32pm Danne D: @Cliff :) www.youtube.com...
	5:32pm Danne D: LOL Cliff - beat me by a few seconds.
	5:33pm Michael 98145: Logo TV seems to specialize in defunct series. Like reruns of Three's Company.
	5:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...see, I knew...
	5:33pm Cliff: Haha Danne D, it occurred to me after I posted that maybe it already exists, so I did a search :D
	5:34pm modchick65: Awwww... what's wrong with irony?
	5:34pm geezerette: Great link!, gonna watch whole thing later.
	5:36pm Michael 98145: That's pretty funny. And a heck of a lot of work.
	5:36pm maestroso: Love the show SheilaB! Drive time radio (home now). It's the syncopation in this Whitney song that makes it most interesting.
	5:36pm geezerette: ...meaning LEGO Eurovision...
	5:37pm JakeGould: No more spooky? Bummer! :/
	5:37pm Danne D: There needs to be a Lego Network
	5:37pm Rob Kopp: Dutch entry Douwe Bob is the son of Simon Posthuma of The Fool, who made an LP in '68, but are more famous for their very colourful paintings (a.o. The Beatles' Apple building)
	5:38pm Cliff: Hah, and I haven't even seen Human Eurovision before!
	5:39pm JakeGould: Is there inhuman Eurovision? Is that like when they sang "Shake Senora" at the end of "Beetlejuice?"
	5:40pm Mochi Pierre: Great show, Perfume & Bobbie Smith both #1
	5:41pm geezerette: always thought people loved slagging Eurovision performances, that what they loved was the cheesy over-the-topness.
	5:41pm Cliff: Depends on if you consider Lego people to be human....
	5:43pm SeanG: Scorpions!
	5:45pm Danne D: Favorite slag is probably the Britain's Got Talent singer named Paul Potts that watchers of the show nickname Pol Pot
	5:46pm geezerette: dancing pants!? Fun show Sheila B. :D
	5:47pm geezerette: @Danne D: HaHa! poor guy!
	5:49pm tom: Yeah! Love this Paula Lamont song!
	5:50pm Michael 98145: Where else would we hear these things ?!? Great.
	5:55pm modchick65: This Lovelets track is amazing.
	5:55pm djsheilab: THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH! Your comments are the best. Happy Friday the 13th + Eurovision!
	5:55pm JakeGould: Ewe. King Kong love making imagery. Ew! Ew!
	5:56pm JakeGould: Thanks! Have a Fiendish Friday the 13th, Shiela!
	5:56pm Michael 98145: you wanted spooky, JakeG
	5:57pm The Contessa: Great show Sheila, thank you, epsecially the spooky beginning! Happy weekend Xo
	5:57pm JakeGould: I signed up for "Swag for Life" not "Skeeve for Life."
	5:57pm Cliff: Thank you Sheila! xoxo, <3, :D, ^___^, and so forth!
	5:57pm Adrian in London: Thanks Sheila, have a great week xx
	5:57pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks for the fine show and the amazing Friday the 13th hour!
	5:58pm chris: thanks, Sheila!
	5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Have a good week, Sheila. Happy first WFMU anniversary. The next Friday the 13th is in January, 2017.
	5:58pm Danne D: Thanks Sheila :)
	5:58pm P-90: Thanks, Sheila!

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from May 13, 2016

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Female-fronted pop from the past, present, and future; from all over the globe. And the occasional man.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
John Morris	Main Title: Trees to Dogs	Clue Soundtrack	Mondo Tees	2011	From 1985		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John Barry	King Rat "King Rat" by "John Barry"	The Music Of John Barry	Columbia	1994	From 1965		0:06:20 (Pop-up)
The Staple Singers	Stand By Me "Stand By Me" by "The Staple Singers"	Faith & Grace: A Family Journey 1953–1976	Stax	2015		*	0:10:02 (Pop-up)
Robert and Johnny	We Belong Together	We Belong Together	MS Embassy	2012	From 1958		0:13:23 (Pop-up)
Howard Shore	After Hours Main Title	N/A	N/A	1985	I wish someone would release this soundtrack!!!		0:16:52 (Pop-up)
Eartha Kitt	Johnny With The Gentle Hands	Sweet N' Salty Popcorn	Croydon Muncipal	2014	From 1960		0:19:38 (Pop-up)
David Grusin	Murder By Death Main Title	N/A	N/A	1976			0:25:09 (Pop-up)
Lyn Avalon	I Walk the Streets "I Walk the Streets" by "Lyn Avalon"	Flipsville 1950s Beat Girls	Red Devil Records	2012	From 1958		0:26:49 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald	Night and Day "Night and Day" by "Ella Fitzgerald"	The Cole Porter Songbook	Verve	1988	From 1956		0:28:22 (Pop-up)
Global Communication	14:31 "14:31" by "Global Communication"	76:14	Dedicated	1994			0:32:22 (Pop-up)
Moloko	Familiar Feeling "Familiar Feeling" by "Moloko"	Statues	The Echo Label	2002	If you're digging this song, check out the video. Such a killer tribute to Northern Soul dance floors. I really fell for the song after I saw the video.		0:38:33 (Pop-up)
Spacemen 3	Revolution "Revolution" by "Spacemen 3"	Playing With Fire	Fire Records	1988			0:45:37 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lee	Hallelujah I Love Him So	All Aglow Again!	Capitol	1960			0:50:09 (Pop-up)
Mel Brooks	High Anxiety "High Anxiety" by "Mel Brooks"	Mel Brooks' Greatest Hits featuring the Fabulous Film Scores of John Morris	Rhino	2014	From 1978		0:53:03 (Pop-up)
John Morris	Main Title (Alternate Version	Clue Soundtrack	Mondo Tees	2011	From 1985		0:55:37 (Pop-up)

Julie Brown	'Cause I'm A Blonde "'Cause I'm A Blonde" by "Julie Brown"	Earth Girls Are Easy	Sire	1989	For Michael Z.!		1:05:15 (Pop-up)
The Muffs	Rock and Roll Girl "Rock and Roll Girl" by "The Muffs"	Freedom Of Choice - Yesterday's New Wave Hits As Performed By Today's Stars	Caroline	1992			1:06:46 (Pop-up)
Margo Price	Hands Of Time "Hands Of Time" by "Margo Price"	Midwest Farmer's Daughter	Third Man	2016		*	1:10:29 (Pop-up)
Sandie Shaw	Had A Dream Last Night		Pye	1967			1:15:05 (Pop-up)
The Wannadies	You and Me Song "You and Me Song" by "The Wannadies"		Snap/ Indolent	1994			1:17:27 (Pop-up)
The Sapphires	Gotta Have Your Love		ABC-Paramount	1965			1:20:12 (Pop-up)
Holly Golightly	You Ain't No Big Thing	Laugh It Up!	Vinyl Japan	1996			1:22:11 (Pop-up)
Little Eva	He Is The Boy "He Is The Boy" by "Little Eva"		London	1962			1:24:40 (Pop-up)
Jackey Yoshikawa & Blue Comets	Blue Chateau		Columbia	1967			1:27:36 (Pop-up)

Arthur Alexander	I Hope They Get Their Eyes Full	The Fame Studios Story 1961-1973	Ace/ Kent Records	2011	From 1962		1:36:45 (Pop-up)
Mia Genberg	Ogni Giorno Che Passa		Cam	1966	From "I Knew Her Well," directed by Antonio Pietrangeli in 1965		1:39:13 (Pop-up)
Maii and Zeid	Kalam El Leil "Kalam El Leil" by "Maii and Zeid"	N/A	N/A	2015			1:40:12 (Pop-up)
Jeanne Marie Sens	Tape Tape Tape "Tape Tape Tape" by "Jeanne Marie Sens"	Jeu du Mots	Atlantic	1974			1:43:17 (Pop-up)
Tami Vincent	If It Hadn't Been For You		RCA	1966			1:46:22 (Pop-up)
Beach Boys	Time To Get Alone "Time To Get Alone" by "Beach Boys"	Friends & 20/20	Capitol	2001	From 1969		1:47:28 (Pop-up)
Jacqueline Taïeb	Le Printemps A Paris		Impact	1967			1:50:10 (Pop-up)
Empress Of & Darkstar	Reformer "Reformer" by "Empress Of & Darkstar"		Warp	2016		*	1:54:04 (Pop-up)

Perfume	Relax In the City "Relax In the City" by "Perfume"	Cosmic Explorer	Universal Japan / Perfume Records	2016	For Amy Kellner! My Single of the Week!	*	2:03:23 (Pop-up)
Emilíana Torrini	To Be Free "To Be Free" by "Emilíana Torrini"	Love In The Time of Science	One Little Indian	1999			2:06:53 (Pop-up)
Sachiko Nishida	Hoshi No Night Club		Polydor	1969			2:10:11 (Pop-up)
Bobbie Smith & The Dream Girls	Now He's Gone		Big Top	1962	For Rob Santos!		2:13:17 (Pop-up)
Surferosa	Human Fool "Human Fool" by "Surferosa"	The Force	Versity	2005			2:16:07 (Pop-up)
The Julie Ruin	I Decide "I Decide" by "The Julie Ruin"	Hit Reset	Hardly Art	2016		*	2:18:28 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas	Some Things You Never Get Used To		Imperial	1965			2:21:12 (Pop-up)
Polly Brown	So Much In Love "So Much In Love" by "Polly Brown"		Pye	1973			2:23:57 (Pop-up)

Whitney Houston	I'm Your Baby Tonight	I'm Your Baby Tonight	Arista	1990			2:33:53 (Pop-up)
Coves	You're Evil "You're Evil" by "Coves"	Peel	1965 Records	2016		*	2:37:16 (Pop-up)
The Sensations featuring Yvonne	That's What You Gotta Do		Junior	1963			2:40:36 (Pop-up)
The Emperors	Karate "Karate" by "The Emperors"		Mala	1966			2:43:05 (Pop-up)
Diane Christian	Wonderful Guy "Wonderful Guy" by "Diane Christian"		Bell	1964			2:45:27 (Pop-up)
Paula Lamont	A Beatle Meets A Ladybug		Loadstone	1964			2:48:00 (Pop-up)
Peach Kelli Pop	Stuck In A Dream "Stuck In A Dream" by "Peach Kelli Pop"	Halloween Mask	Lauren Records	2016	Live on the Todd-O-Phonic Todd show Saturday 5/14!	*	2:52:01 (Pop-up)
The Lovelets	King Kong Love Theme		Carosello	1977			2:53:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm βrian: Ah, tomato bisque wallpaper. I know it's Friday!
	3:05pm Michael 98145: Favorite photo of the week: www.flickr.com...
	3:05pm The Contessa: Oops, I'll say it again, hello Sheila, hello Ken FHP, hello everyone, from cloudy London
	3:05pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and boomers.
	3:05pm P-90: こんにちは@Sheila B!
	3:07pm Adrian in London: Good evening! This sounds like the theme to some 60s show that would have Patrick McGoohan as a guest star.
	3:07pm MONEYBAG$: Good afternoon Sheila
	3:07pm listener james from westwood: Hey there, Sheila and all!
	3:08pm julie july: My favorite radio show on my favorite radio station is playing the theme music from my favorite movie! Is this heaven? No, it's Sophisticated Boom Boom! Thanks, Sheila!
	3:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greeties, my sweeties!
	3:10pm SeanG: present!
	3:10pm Dave in Vermont: I keep thinkgin I am hearing purring.
	3:10pm Sem Chumbo: Sophisticated sonic boom boom, my fave Friday aural tonic. Hiya, Sheila B, and all.
	3:11pm Sem Chumbo: This is one reason, right here.
	3:11pm P-90: @Adrian in London: or the theme for my favorite '60s show that never existed: the one with Patrick McGoohan AND Patrick MacNee...
	3:11pm djsheilab: A Friday the 13th special for you all!
	3:12pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, gang!
	3:12pm melinda: hi folks!
	3:12pm Evan From Seattle: Happy Friday @djsheilab and boom-boomers!
	3:12pm The Contessa: One of my favourite dates @Sheila!
	3:14pm The Contessa: I'd choose Patrick Macnee @P-90
	3:14pm P-90: OMG: it IS the 13th, isn't it?
	3:15pm The Contessa: Sizzling start @Sheila!
	3:17pm Cooh John: Hello djsheilab and boom boomers. Crossing my fingers to assure all booms are good ones this Friday the 13th.
	3:17pm geezerette: Hullo alla youse!
	3:20pm geezerette: Oh this is good.
	3:21pm CDToaster: After Hours: Top 10 favorite film of all time along with the King of Comedy, both sorely overlooked and underappreciated. You have good taste, Sheila.
	3:22pm djsheilab: Don't mean to be quiet on the comments board, but I'm hard at work with these samples! So fun creating this haunting atmosphere :)
	3:23pm geezerette: Saw Eartha Kitt in a small club when she was in her 70s and she was still melting the men.
	3:23pm P-90: Haunt me, baby, haunt me!
	3:23pm Cooh John: Meereeooow! Loves me some Eartha. Purrfect.
	3:24pm Sem Chumbo: Anything, Eartha, anything.
	3:24pm Dave in Vermont: Obi Wan?
	3:24pm listener james from westwood: Murder by Death?
	3:24pm BennettCap: My favorite childhood comedy!
	3:25pm geezerette: BOOM BOOM NOIR
	3:25pm melinda: Great atmosphere, Sheila.
	3:26pm mariano: The one I wish someone would release properly is "Shadows of Paris," an amazing Mancini torch song used as the opening theme for "A Shot in the Dark." I can only find that particular version at the beginning of the film, so it has film noise in it, like some footsteps and doors opening.
	3:27pm mariano: Bensonmum!
	3:28pm andrew: acording to Irwin Chusid the entire plot of "After Hours" is lifted and uncredited from a Joe Frank monolog
	3:31pm P-90: Hmmm..."After Hours" is a LOT like a Joe Frank piece...
	3:31pm TonyR: I went to Favorite this before I realized it was Ella. She's overused, generally, but it's easy to see why.
	3:32pm βrian: I remember this movie!
	3:32pm mariano: Nice Withnail & I quote!
	3:34pm Michael 98145: Nice work, DJ Sheila
	3:34pm northguineahills: Orbital sampled the same sample from this Global Communication intro at the same time...
	3:34pm famous original sugarwolf: Hello!
	3:35pm djsheilab: After Hours, Clue, Withnail & I, Murder By Death....my childhood favorites. Love seeing all your comments about these films! And this Global Communication record is brilliant from start to finish. Highly recommend it for any fans of ambient electronica.
	3:36pm mariano: It would be impossible to make a movie like After Hours today, at least with a modern setting. The whole plot hinges on someone being stranded in SOHO because he lost $20 out of a cab window. Today, the cab would take him to an ATM, or he'd just use a card, or use his phone to call a friend to borrow a few bucks. Plus SOHO would be full of people and open businesses.
	3:37pm djsheilab: @mariano You're so right. I always recommend it to people saying it's the best way to see what Soho was like in the 80s. So desolate. But Fanelli's was there!
	3:39pm listener james from westwood: Murder by Death was a big fave as a kid. And as a grown-up copy editor, I now laugh even harder at Truman Capote's line, "Use your damn pronouns!!"
	3:40pm julie july: @djsheilalab, did Haunted Honeymoon ever make it on to your childhood radar? One of my favorite pseudo-scary movies as a kid! Gilda Radner, Gene Wilder, and Dom DeLuise in drag!
	3:41pm mariano: Oh yeah, Fanelli's has been there since forever, hasn't it? I worked for a while at 11 Madison, where the golden gates are where Griffin Dunne gets dropped off at the end, always got a kick out of walking in there every morning, especially if I was hung over and hadn't slept that much!
	3:41pm geezerette: Fanelli's! sigh. I think the movie we're in now is possibly Bladerunner. Like yours better Sheila.
	3:42pm djsheilab: @geezerette Seriously. That's why I love creating these worlds with sounds.
	3:43pm Adrian in London: Ride sampled that Withnail quote on a song on Going Blank Again… [looks it up] Cool Your Boots, that's it.
	3:44pm famous original sugarwolf: This Moloko song is actually on one of the playlists they made for us at work
	3:45pm listener james from westwood: LOL! Enter and exit Jane Wiedlin!
	3:46pm djsheilab: This song is quite loud.
	3:46pm mariano: @Adrian: couple of year ago here in NYC I was at a bar that had a bartender from London, somehow Withnail & I came up, and he said he'd never heard of it. Talk about feeling old!
	3:46pm Adrian in London: REVOLUTION!!
	3:48pm The Contessa: @Mariano, liking your make-up for this evening's theme
	3:48pm Adrian in London: A friend saw Spacemen 3 play a gig in a tiny club in Carlisle, drank too much and fell asleep with his head leaning against the bass amp. When he woke up the next day his head was buzzing and he wasn't right for a few days afterwards.
	3:49pm mariano: @The Contessa: thanks, the power of Christ compels me!
	3:50pm MONEYBAG$: Why hasn't Sonic boom been elected to something somewhere?
	3:50pm The Contessa: @Mariano HA!
	3:50pm Adrian in London: @Mariano I always presume that everyone knows exactly the same things as I do and am always taken aback when they don't.
	3:51pm Adrian in London: @Listener James Ahoy, ahoy! From a copy editor across the pond.
	3:53pm βrian: Peggy Lee is the adverbial form of the adjective, Peggy.
	3:54pm Henry: Nurse Diesel!
	3:54pm Adrian in London: Spacemen 3 followed by Peggy Lee: you don't get that on 6Music.
	3:54pm listener james from westwood: Mel!! America's favorite kosher ham!
	3:54pm geezerette: ha ha! Mel :D
	3:54pm mariano: @Adrian: Yes, it's true, happens to me more and more as I age. Was not expecting to hear High Anxiety, thanks for that Sheila!
	3:55pm djsheilab: @Adrian in London And didn't they flow into each other so naturally? ;)
	3:55pm geezerette: think he wrote this.
	3:55pm listener james from westwood: @Cheers, Adrian! Do you work freelance or in office for a publication of some sort? (I'm the former.)
	3:55pm drewo: Happy Friday Sheila and gang. My Dad met Mel Brooks in an airport a few years back and they shared stories about growing up in Brooklyn.
	3:55pm melinda: Key change!
	3:55pm TDK60: Spacemen 3 followed by Peggy Lee? Gee.
	3:56pm mariano: In the movie there's the part where he's talking to the audience too: "Where you from, Tex?" "Cincinnati." "Love that big red machine!"
	3:56pm listener james from westwood: [dramatic music begins, gets louder, is shown to be a bus full of an orchestra]
	3:57pm The Contessa: @Listener James freelance is the only way to live. But are people still willing to pay you??
	3:57pm listener james from westwood: Ah, the second time someone's addressed someone as Tex from the stage in a Brooks film!
	3:57pm Adrian in London: @Listener James I've been freelance for 20 years, although there's less work about now than there used to be. @SheilaB Of course!
	3:57pm βrian: Sheila is putting them through their paces in the pit.
	3:57pm P-90: "High Anxiety": most astute Sinatra parody ever
	3:58pm listener james from westwood: @The Contessa: It always surprises me just a little when they do, but yes, and I'm thankful for it!
	3:58pm The Contessa: IT WAS FABULOUS! @Sheila, thank you
	3:59pm geezerette: Ditto!
	3:59pm listener james from westwood: @Adrian: Wow! I've only been full-time freelance since late '08. Laid off during the crash, 2nd layoff in 18 months, figured I'd give it a whirl. Working well so far!
	4:00pm mariano: @listener james: "Tex ma'am!"
	4:00pm The Contessa: @Listener James, lucky you!
	4:00pm Dave in Vermont: I went to see all three endings at he rockaway mall
	4:00pm melinda: I like Clue. Mr. Boddy.
	4:01pm Therese: Sheila, you are the best. Clue is the best. And I LOVE Amazon Women on the Moon!
	4:01pm mariano: "Who makes Steve Guttenberg... a star?"
	4:01pm listener james from westwood: Madeleine Kahn's hair in "Clue" makes my heart skip a beat. Or maybe that's just Madeleine Kahn. Perhaps both! Amazon Women on the Moon!! Holy cow, that film was in HEAVY rotation in my gang after it hit home media!
	4:01pm listener james from westwood: We do ... we doooo! ::clinks stein::
	4:01pm BennettCap: Another funny murder mystery spoof is The Private Eyes, starring Don Knotts and Tim Conway.
	4:02pm listener james from westwood: @BennettCap: Yes indeed! They're in the trash masher and try to devour their way out. Fun animated titles, too!
	4:04pm northguineahills: Sonic Boom smoked me out twice when I was in college. First time for a packed EAR show, the second time for a Spectrum show, where only 8 people showed up. When I saw the Spacemen 3 reunion show a decade ago, it was way to crowded at Brownies to talk to him....
	4:05pm mariano: Remember Griffin Dunne in "My Favorite Year" with Peter O'Toole? Another overlooked 80s gem.
	4:06pm listener james from westwood: Oh holy crap, I had an IMMENSE crush on Julie Brown.
	4:06pm Joe McG: You're right, Sheila, "After Hours" is the best!
	4:07pm MONEYBAG$: Sonic Boom and I shared a pack of bubble gum. True story.
	4:07pm BennettCap: @mariano My Favorite Year is fabulous!
	4:07pm melinda: I loved Peter O'Toole in My Favorite Year.
	4:09pm Michael Shelley: HOORAY FOR THE MUFFS
	4:10pm listener james from westwood: Sheeeeit, folks are naming some old film faves of mine today! Would always try to watch "My Favorite Year" if I could catch it on cable. "'Captain from Tortuga?!' Captain from crap!"
	4:10pm djsheilab: WFMU-ers who love Clue....let's have a Clue-watching party! And we can all dress as the characters :) I call Mrs. Peacock!
	4:11pm Adrian in London: I've never seen Clue. shuffles away in shame
	4:11pm chalmers: This is for ladies only! So's this, madam, but I have to run some water through it every once in a while.
	4:12pm AL: In the late 80s my older sister had a summer job at the local Erol's Video in the DC suburbs. She got 4 free rentals a night, but since she had an actual social life I got to watch them. Clue, Earth Girls Are Easy. Amazon Women, Kentucky Fried Movie, all kindsa Mel Brooks...whoa. I musta watched After Hours 50 times. And I ended up on a comment board!
	4:12pm Lizardner Dave: The Muffs into Margo Price. So perfect.
	4:13pm chalmers: My favorite Amazon Women sketch was "Son of the Invisible Man."
	4:14pm Therese: YES! I call Mrs. White! FLAMES! FROM THE SIDE OF MY FACE!
	4:14pm Cooh John: Today's show packed with geniuses and virtuosos.
	4:14pm mariano: Isn't Earth Girls the one where the guy comes out of the bathroom in his underwear, surgical garb, saying "Here comes Dr Love!" then when he sees his wife, stammers "Honey, I can explain!"
	4:15pm AL: And this Margo Price ain't bad either.
	4:15pm djsheilab: @Therese! YES!!! I've never met anyone else who loves Amazon Women on the Moon. Thrilled to hear this!!!
	4:15pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Sheila: My one friend's birthday has gotten decreasingly insane over the years. This year I asked him what the plan was and he said "I'm having a few people over to watch Clue."
	4:16pm modchick65: I am too emotionally fragile today for this Margo Price song.
	4:16pm chalmers: Can't believe no one snapped up Jane Wiedlin's singing telegram costume.
	4:18pm djsheilab: @modchick65 this is to cheer you up!
	4:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'm calling conservatory because it sounds so sophisticated.
	4:19pm JakeGould: Howarya!
	4:20pm mariano: Such sweet pop!
	4:20pm Sir Slouch: @Mariano, that was Mark Linn Baker in MFY.
	4:20pm modchick65: @djsheilab -- 1994 Wannadies will certainly do that! Thank you!
	4:21pm mariano: @chalmers: Jane Wiedlin was soooo adorable as the singing telegram girl! @Sir Slouch: oops, didn't know that, thanks -- funny what my memory does sometimes.
	4:23pm Sir Slouch: Can't blame ya there, Mariano
	4:25pm Rob Kopp: Wht do you play the a-side? The b-side My own sake is by far her best song!
	4:27pm chalmers: Griffin Dunne was in Amazon Women on the Moon, though.
	4:30pm djsheilab: @Rob Kopp What record are you referring to?
	4:30pm JakeGould: Add me to the crush on Jane Wiedlen column.
	4:31pm Rob Kopp: Her single Hangman's Daughter KETCH 15 UP
	4:36pm mariano: As far as singing telegram girls go, however, remember the crazy one from Brazil (the movie, not the country)? @djshielab: Go boys!!!
	4:38pm Rob Kopp: Holly Golightly: My own sake www.youtube.com...
	4:39pm Rob Kopp: brilliant children piano, don't you think?
	4:41pm mariano: Trying to fall asleep last night I watched Man From UNCLE, the new film version. Not much to write home about, but it had a really good Italian torch song, "Che Vuole Questa Musica Stasera" by Peppino Gagliardi.
	4:43pm Adrian in London: Hey Sheila, are you into Eurovision? I think you can see it in the US tomorrow. These days it's best watched in wine and on Twitter. Look out for Bulgaria's entry, a woman whose suspenders and earrings light up at the crescendo.
	4:45pm djsheilab: @Rob Kopp Ahhhh...I was playing her LP. That track isn't on there sadly. Thanks for the link.
	4:52pm Rob Kopp: Bulgaria? Watch Dutchman Douwe Bob with Slow down. He includes a break of 10 seconds in the song.
	4:53pm djsheilab: @Adrian In London I haven't watched Eurovision but I really enjoyed it the last time I did. Thanks for the reminder + tip! I miss London's Eurovision-watching parties.
	4:54pm djsheilab: @Adrian in London-- that was meant to say haven't watched Eurovision in awhile :) My multi-tasking skills are poor.
	4:57pm Rob Kopp: Probably Russia will win. With dope ofcourse.
	4:58pm Michael 98145: Re: Eurovision, i don't think any of our damned Comcast channels carry it.
	4:59pm JakeGould: 1 Year? Set of steak knives!
	4:59pm chalmers: I think it's on Logo, which might be on an optional Comcast tier.
	4:59pm Michael 98145: Happy Anniversary, DJ Sheila!
	4:59pm Rob Kopp: @Michael 98145: You won't miss anything. Sophisticated boom boom is much better
	5:00pm Michael 98145: The Ukrainian entry sounds gloomy. But honest.
	5:05pm Rob Kopp: Your single of the week seems to have the same piano as the one in Holly Golightly's song My own sake :-)
	5:05pm djsheilab: @JakeGould Haha! A perfect gift.
	5:06pm JakeGould: Coffee at WFMU is for closers.
	5:07pm Eric Hat: Too bad Other Music can't be protected under the umbrella of FMU listeners' support.
	5:07pm Michael 98145: @chalmers, thanks. I'll investigate the Logo schedule; never watched them.
	5:07pm steve: big yay for Perfume
	5:08pm djsheilab: @steve Isn't it a good one?!!! Super-giddy! Xo
	5:09pm djsheilab: Haha...I just xo'd you. Like I do in all my texts + emails. But not on the message board for some reason.
	5:10pm steve: :D
	5:11pm JakeGould: Can't xo the message board. Too weird.
	5:12pm Cliff: Hey Sheila! Are <3's ok?
	5:13pm drewo: Sad to see Other Music go. I'd always scan the best-seller list and employees picks to learn what I needed to learn about the latest music. The vinyl display came back strong the last few years - helping me to re-ignite my vinyl collection after a few decades lapse. I'll miss chatting with Chris V. - it really was a music clubhouse. Music fans can continue to support Other Music Recording - the Boogarins release last year was exceptional (thanks to Evan Davies for that tip).
	5:13pm steve: im in favor of xos. sorry, two against one Jake.
	5:14pm JakeGould: Two against me? What is the first one tough guy!
	5:15pm Michael 98145: There's too much of this going on: www.gofundme.com...
	5:17pm Muddy: Andrew Dice Clay was also in Amazon Women on the Moon, but in one of the weaker sketches of course
	5:18pm listener james from westwood: True that, along with Russ Meyer!
	5:20pm JakeGould: Any spooktacular sounds left for this final hour?
	5:21pm chalmers: @Muddy, if they made it today, Dice would be the funeral roast sketch with the likes of Slappy White and Rip Taylor.
	5:21pm JakeGould: @steve: Oh! I misread that TWO against ONE. Never mind!
	5:22pm Michael 98145: @chalmers, thanks again. Eurovision finale will be on Logo tomorrow.
	5:23pm muddy: I was always a fan of 'First Lady of the Night.'
	5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Irma Thomas sounding very Pop - an' it's great! ...Love coming home @ the end o' the werkweek to this program...
	5:26pm chalmers: Enjoy it, @michael98145, I'm pulling for a Maltese shocker!
	5:26pm listener james from westwood: I very well may like this version of So Much in Love better than the version one normally hears!
	5:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - is Eurovision in Lego now too?...did I read that right...
	5:27pm Danne D: Yay Sheila B :) Enjoying the show :)
	5:28pm BennettCap: You're a great dj!!
	5:28pm Cliff: Some enterprising Youtuber oughtta do Lego Eurovision
	5:30pm modchick65: Having a heck of a time listening today... long meeting, in-office performance, on-going internet problems, phone calls... it's Friday the 13th and Sophisticated Boom Boom is not meant to be!
	5:30pm Adrian in London: Apparently Eurovision is being broadcast on LogoTV, whatever that is
	5:30pm JakeGould: I bet someone in Periscope would do a scope of Eurovision via their phone.
	5:30pm JM: Great show as always - liked the Friday the 13th hour and the rest of the show had me smiling as I'm trying to finish up a rough week at work.
	5:31pm Cliff: Wait, somebody already did Lego Eurovision: www.youtube.com...
	5:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yep, the Logo channel: www.eurovision.tv...
	5:32pm Danne D: @Cliff :) www.youtube.com...
	5:32pm Danne D: LOL Cliff - beat me by a few seconds.
	5:33pm Michael 98145: Logo TV seems to specialize in defunct series. Like reruns of Three's Company.
	5:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...see, I knew...
	5:33pm Cliff: Haha Danne D, it occurred to me after I posted that maybe it already exists, so I did a search :D
	5:34pm modchick65: Awwww... what's wrong with irony?
	5:34pm geezerette: Great link!, gonna watch whole thing later.
	5:36pm Michael 98145: That's pretty funny. And a heck of a lot of work.
	5:36pm maestroso: Love the show SheilaB! Drive time radio (home now). It's the syncopation in this Whitney song that makes it most interesting.
	5:36pm geezerette: ...meaning LEGO Eurovision...
	5:37pm JakeGould: No more spooky? Bummer! :/
	5:37pm Danne D: There needs to be a Lego Network
	5:37pm Rob Kopp: Dutch entry Douwe Bob is the son of Simon Posthuma of The Fool, who made an LP in '68, but are more famous for their very colourful paintings (a.o. The Beatles' Apple building)
	5:38pm Cliff: Hah, and I haven't even seen Human Eurovision before!
	5:39pm JakeGould: Is there inhuman Eurovision? Is that like when they sang "Shake Senora" at the end of "Beetlejuice?"
	5:40pm Mochi Pierre: Great show, Perfume & Bobbie Smith both #1
	5:41pm geezerette: always thought people loved slagging Eurovision performances, that what they loved was the cheesy over-the-topness.
	5:41pm Cliff: Depends on if you consider Lego people to be human....
	5:43pm SeanG: Scorpions!
	5:45pm Danne D: Favorite slag is probably the Britain's Got Talent singer named Paul Potts that watchers of the show nickname Pol Pot
	5:46pm geezerette: dancing pants!? Fun show Sheila B. :D
	5:47pm geezerette: @Danne D: HaHa! poor guy!
	5:49pm tom: Yeah! Love this Paula Lamont song!
	5:50pm Michael 98145: Where else would we hear these things ?!? Great.
	5:55pm modchick65: This Lovelets track is amazing.
	5:55pm djsheilab: THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH! Your comments are the best. Happy Friday the 13th + Eurovision!
	5:55pm JakeGould: Ewe. King Kong love making imagery. Ew! Ew!
	5:56pm JakeGould: Thanks! Have a Fiendish Friday the 13th, Shiela!
	5:56pm Michael 98145: you wanted spooky, JakeG
	5:57pm The Contessa: Great show Sheila, thank you, epsecially the spooky beginning! Happy weekend Xo
	5:57pm JakeGould: I signed up for "Swag for Life" not "Skeeve for Life."
	5:57pm Cliff: Thank you Sheila! xoxo, <3, :D, ^___^, and so forth!
	5:57pm Adrian in London: Thanks Sheila, have a great week xx
	5:57pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks for the fine show and the amazing Friday the 13th hour!
	5:58pm chris: thanks, Sheila!
	5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Have a good week, Sheila. Happy first WFMU anniversary. The next Friday the 13th is in January, 2017.
	5:58pm Danne D: Thanks Sheila :)
	5:58pm P-90: Thanks, Sheila!

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from May 13, 2016

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