WFMU: The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from July 7, 2016

Listener comments!
	10:00pm melinda: hello Danny!
	10:00pm melinda: and listeners!
	10:01pm geezerette: It's Cool Little Danny and the Flames!
	10:02pm coelacanth: hello Danny; and melissa; and geezerette; and listeners!
	10:05pm Little Danny: Melinda, geezerette, coelacanth: welcome to the club, friends. Here you will find a coolish warm and much comradery.
	10:06pm Alex In Illinois: HI y'all
	10:07pm Little Danny: Heya Alex!
	10:10pm geezerette: Hey Little Danny melinda. coel,Alex and nightlife to come!
	10:24pm geezerette: Ay! La musica es muy caliente!
	10:43pm melinda: What would you call this style of music? Garage? I'm never sure what terms apply.
	10:45pm Little Danny: The Art Guy is tough to call. Maybe fuzzed-out folk-rock? It's quite unusual.
	10:46pm Little Danny: Hey folks - there's a severe thunderstorm coming this way, so if I disappear suddenly you'll know what's up!
	10:50pm melinda: I think folk-rock probably covers much of what I like.
	10:52pm coelacanth: if i was paid to give it a genre, which i generally hate to do, i'd call this (& the last one, at least) "60s garage psych".
	10:52pm geezerette: Hope you've got a flashlight! This set all sounds like psychedelic pop to me. Sort of blend of surf/folk/acid. Lately I think of it as Black Light music or Black Light Sunset Strip.
	10:54pm geezerette: With a sub-category of Surfadelic.
	10:55pm coelacanth: 'seems to me,g, lately you think of it as tripping music! - or, "fringe factory radio"!...
	10:55pm melinda: This confirms my suspicion that all these terms are rather fuzzy.
	10:56pm melinda: Surf is easier to identify.
	10:57pm Little Danny: Melinda, I would totally agree. There's so little that actually fits into tidy categories.
	10:57pm melinda: Though the Ventures are mixing it up a bit here.
	10:58pm melinda: Did anyone ever form a surf band called the Dentures? Seems like it should have happened.
	11:03pm geezerette: There was so much cross-pollination in music then. A lot of Dick Dale's Surf has middle eastern motifs that became part of Surf in general; and The Beatles popularized sitar. Stones incorporated Moroccan music. There must be some great books about all of this.
	11:06pm coelacanth: the current incarnation of the ventures does include one of the founding members. if he got others of his age to form the rest of the band, it would be up to him to re-name it "the dentures".
	11:06pm Little Danny: I think the remaining members of the Ventures would be well-advised to assume that name.
	11:07pm Little Danny: Oh shit, you beat me to it 'Coel!
	11:07pm geezerette: ,,,and this gorgeous Cambodian synthesis. The Vietnam War is part of the story. Very complex & I'm no musicologist.
	11:07pm Little Danny: @geezerette - I don't think so. It needs to be done!
	11:08pm coelacanth: haha!
	11:13pm melinda: I didn't know the Ventures were still around in any form.
	11:16pm coelacanth: ...but there still is plenty of cross-pollination... and back then it was happening so widely that it'd take a lot of intense research to trace. 'twould be a fun project though.
	11:18pm geezerette: Danny,there's such a strong resurgence of Acid related music now that someone somewhere must be working on it. I've been thinking,wondering a lot lately, what the reasons are for this massive flashback. There are some parallels to Viet Nam era.
	11:19pm melinda: So is there a difference between psych and acid?
	11:19pm geezerette: Coel, yeah it would require funding.
	11:21pm Little Danny: Melinda, I don't think so, but maybe in psych collectors' universe there is some distinction. I hear the word "psych" these days way more than "acid," for what it's worth.
	11:24pm coelacanth: g, i think it may be partly because commercial music sucks so bad now (worse than ever in history, in my opinion) that many people who appreciate actual music are digging into the past - deep enough to discover things that similarly minded folks didn't dig deep enough to find during the 80s or 90s, for example, when things were pretty bad, but not unbearable (for most people).
	11:26pm Little Danny: Right on, coel.
	11:29pm melinda: I'm not paying close attention to commercial music these days but I do get the impression that it is awful compared to 80s and 90s commercial stuff. Also the internet makes it easier for people who dig to share their finds.
	11:29pm geezerette: melinda: I think they're interchangeable;but maybe each drug has its sound,so maybe not. Acid was one hallucinogen and psychedelic describes the property of changing perception which a lot of drugs can do, each in different ways. I promise to shut up now!
	11:32pm coelacanth: i think of "psych" as most of the first 6 songs in this set; and 13th floor elevators; the seeds; the pretty things; the count 5... when i think of "acid rock" i think of the jefferson airplane; the (early) grateful dead; the byrds, to some degree; big brother & the holding company...the "san francisco sound" in other words. maybe it's a little softer-edged than "psych" usually is (?) - but yeah, it's a fine line.
	11:33pm coelacanth: - and, what g said.
	11:33pm geezerette: Yeah,"Acid" is more specific.
	11:35pm melinda: I first misunderstood 'acid' when I was younger as meaning 'harsh and penetrating' even though I knew it also referred to LSD, so it's not a good descriptor for me, even though the finer distinctions listed here do make sense.
	📉 11:41pm hyde: as usual, this show is amazing. also as usual, i can only make a cameo appearance. thanks for the show, it's fantastic.
	11:41pm coelacanth: i did too melinda! i thought "acid rock" was what i was to learn was "heavy metal"; which now of course is not "heavy metal" any more but "doom"! (ie: black sabbath)
	11:42pm coelacanth: Danny i really like your bed music. ...hi hyde!
	11:56pm geezerette: Howdy hyde! 'Night friends! Danny,your Blue Flame is the Coolest. :)
	12:00am melinda: coel I'm glad it wasn't just me then :)
	12:01am coelacanth: Thanks - Great program Danny! good night everyone
	12:03am melinda: nite!
	12:03am coelacanth: - melinda, you nailed it "harsh and penetrating". if someone is too young or otherwise not inclined to know about the drug connection, it's a reasonable deduction!
	12:04am Little Danny: Thanks all, and thanks for listening! Love and an magical evening to y'all.

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from July 7, 2016

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Postwar atmospherica.

Jazz modernism, mystical pop, electronic creaks & pulses, Latin rhythms, soundtrack & library moods, cinematic surf, exotica & instrumental curios, soul heartache, hypnotic blues & R&B, spoken trances, lonesome country & rock 'n' roll, strange scales, drones, haze.

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July 7, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
O Triangulo	Voce Que Nao Vem "Voce Que Nao Vem" by "O Triangulo"	Nicola Conte Presents Viagem 3	'67
Tenorio Jr	Nebulosa "Nebulosa" by "Tenorio Jr"	Embalo	'64	0:04:20 (Pop-up)
Mose Allison	Wild Man on the Loose	7" 45	mid-'60s, Mose comp.	0:05:45 (Pop-up)
Horace Parlan	Gongalegre "Gongalegre" by "Horace Parlan"	Headin' South		0:06:18 (Pop-up)
Machito	Asia Minor "Asia Minor" by "Machito"	7" 45	mid-'50s	0:09:15 (Pop-up)
Pucho & the Latin Soul Brothers	Something Black	Saffron and Soul	'67	0:15:05 (Pop-up)
Pete Terrace	Vibe Express "Vibe Express" by "Pete Terrace"	7" 45	'57	0:16:16 (Pop-up)
Joe Cuba Sextet	El Pito (I'll Never Go Back To Georgia)	7" 45	mid-'60s	0:19:32 (Pop-up)
Jimmy La Vaca	Anabacoa "Anabacoa" by "Jimmy La Vaca"	7" 45		0:22:37 (Pop-up)
Bobby Valentin	Pa' Eso Bebes "Pa' Eso Bebes" by "Bobby Valentin"	Let's Turn On	68	0:28:14 (Pop-up)
Luis Varona	Que Dichoso Es "Que Dichoso Es" by "Luis Varona"	7" 45		0:29:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	welcome to the club "welcome to the club"			0:33:10 (Pop-up)
Bel-Aires	Ya Ha Be Be "Ya Ha Be Be" by "Bel-Aires"	7" 45	'67	0:39:34 (Pop-up)
Art Guy	Where You Gonna Go "Where You Gonna Go" by "Art Guy"	7" 45	'66	0:40:02 (Pop-up)
Mike Konstan	This Time "This Time" by "Mike Konstan"	7" 45		0:43:42 (Pop-up)
Allies	I'll Sell My Soul "I'll Sell My Soul" by "Allies"	7" 45		0:47:21 (Pop-up)
The Morning Tymes	On Top "On Top" by "The Morning Tymes"	7" 45		0:49:27 (Pop-up)
Bob Desper	Dry Up Those Tears "Dry Up Those Tears" by "Bob Desper"	7" 45	early '70s, pre New Sounds LP	0:51:00 (Pop-up)
Ventures	Vibrations "Vibrations" by "Ventures"	7" 45	7" mix with extra flange/phasing!	0:55:05 (Pop-up)
Harumi	Talk About It "Talk About It" by "Harumi"	7" 45		0:59:51 (Pop-up)
Ducktails	Beach Point Pleasant "Beach Point Pleasant" by "Ducktails"	7" 45	2009, NJ!	1:00:55 (Pop-up)
Sinn Sisamouth	Apart From Beloved Lover	Cambodian Rocks vol. 2		1:03:07 (Pop-up)
George Harrison	Greasy Legs "Greasy Legs" by "George Harrison"	Wonderwall Music	first Beatles solo LP	1:08:24 (Pop-up)
The Electronic Hole	The Golden Hour Part I	Electronic Hole	'70, Phil Pearlman	1:11:07 (Pop-up)
Mario Molino	Jerk Beat "Jerk Beat" by "Mario Molino"	Gli Angeli del 2000	'69, guitar/composer	1:13:29 (Pop-up)
Sounds of the City Experience	Stuff and Thangs	7" 45	'73, Bronx	1:16:19 (Pop-up)
Jackson Sisters	I Believe In Miracles	7" 45	Detroit via Los Angeles	1:22:02 (Pop-up)
Maryann Farra	Never Gonna Leave You	Never Gonna Leave You	mid-'70s	1:25:01 (Pop-up)
Keith Mansfield	Sun Goddess "Sun Goddess" by "Keith Mansfield"	Contempo	"Sensuous - Exotic" KPM, 1976	1:27:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	the wide open "the wide open"			1:34:43 (Pop-up)
Iry Le June and His Accordian	Grande Bosco	7" 45	'56/'57	1:45:46 (Pop-up)
Cleveland Crochet and his Hillbilly Ramblers Featuring Shorty Le Blanc	Midnight Blues	7" 45	'58, Fiddle	1:48:07 (Pop-up)
Robert Bertrand and The Lake Charles Playboys	Drunkard's Two-Step	7" 45		1:50:41 (Pop-up)
Harry Carter	Rhythm In My Soul "Rhythm In My Soul" by "Harry Carter"	7" 45	"The Rock 'n Roll Apache." '56	1:52:42 (Pop-up)
J. Gale and the Games	A Million Nothings	7" 45	J. Gale Kilgore	1:55:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	the jungle speaks "the jungle speaks"			1:59:56 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:00pm melinda: hello Danny!
	10:00pm melinda: and listeners!
	10:01pm geezerette: It's Cool Little Danny and the Flames!
	10:02pm coelacanth: hello Danny; and melissa; and geezerette; and listeners!
	10:05pm Little Danny: Melinda, geezerette, coelacanth: welcome to the club, friends. Here you will find a coolish warm and much comradery.
	10:06pm Alex In Illinois: HI y'all
	10:07pm Little Danny: Heya Alex!
	10:10pm geezerette: Hey Little Danny melinda. coel,Alex and nightlife to come!
	10:24pm geezerette: Ay! La musica es muy caliente!
	10:43pm melinda: What would you call this style of music? Garage? I'm never sure what terms apply.
	10:45pm Little Danny: The Art Guy is tough to call. Maybe fuzzed-out folk-rock? It's quite unusual.
	10:46pm Little Danny: Hey folks - there's a severe thunderstorm coming this way, so if I disappear suddenly you'll know what's up!
	10:50pm melinda: I think folk-rock probably covers much of what I like.
	10:52pm coelacanth: if i was paid to give it a genre, which i generally hate to do, i'd call this (& the last one, at least) "60s garage psych".
	10:52pm geezerette: Hope you've got a flashlight! This set all sounds like psychedelic pop to me. Sort of blend of surf/folk/acid. Lately I think of it as Black Light music or Black Light Sunset Strip.
	10:54pm geezerette: With a sub-category of Surfadelic.
	10:55pm coelacanth: 'seems to me,g, lately you think of it as tripping music! - or, "fringe factory radio"!...
	10:55pm melinda: This confirms my suspicion that all these terms are rather fuzzy.
	10:56pm melinda: Surf is easier to identify.
	10:57pm Little Danny: Melinda, I would totally agree. There's so little that actually fits into tidy categories.
	10:57pm melinda: Though the Ventures are mixing it up a bit here.
	10:58pm melinda: Did anyone ever form a surf band called the Dentures? Seems like it should have happened.
	11:03pm geezerette: There was so much cross-pollination in music then. A lot of Dick Dale's Surf has middle eastern motifs that became part of Surf in general; and The Beatles popularized sitar. Stones incorporated Moroccan music. There must be some great books about all of this.
	11:06pm coelacanth: the current incarnation of the ventures does include one of the founding members. if he got others of his age to form the rest of the band, it would be up to him to re-name it "the dentures".
	11:06pm Little Danny: I think the remaining members of the Ventures would be well-advised to assume that name.
	11:07pm Little Danny: Oh shit, you beat me to it 'Coel!
	11:07pm geezerette: ,,,and this gorgeous Cambodian synthesis. The Vietnam War is part of the story. Very complex & I'm no musicologist.
	11:07pm Little Danny: @geezerette - I don't think so. It needs to be done!
	11:08pm coelacanth: haha!
	11:13pm melinda: I didn't know the Ventures were still around in any form.
	11:16pm coelacanth: ...but there still is plenty of cross-pollination... and back then it was happening so widely that it'd take a lot of intense research to trace. 'twould be a fun project though.
	11:18pm geezerette: Danny,there's such a strong resurgence of Acid related music now that someone somewhere must be working on it. I've been thinking,wondering a lot lately, what the reasons are for this massive flashback. There are some parallels to Viet Nam era.
	11:19pm melinda: So is there a difference between psych and acid?
	11:19pm geezerette: Coel, yeah it would require funding.
	11:21pm Little Danny: Melinda, I don't think so, but maybe in psych collectors' universe there is some distinction. I hear the word "psych" these days way more than "acid," for what it's worth.
	11:24pm coelacanth: g, i think it may be partly because commercial music sucks so bad now (worse than ever in history, in my opinion) that many people who appreciate actual music are digging into the past - deep enough to discover things that similarly minded folks didn't dig deep enough to find during the 80s or 90s, for example, when things were pretty bad, but not unbearable (for most people).
	11:26pm Little Danny: Right on, coel.
	11:29pm melinda: I'm not paying close attention to commercial music these days but I do get the impression that it is awful compared to 80s and 90s commercial stuff. Also the internet makes it easier for people who dig to share their finds.
	11:29pm geezerette: melinda: I think they're interchangeable;but maybe each drug has its sound,so maybe not. Acid was one hallucinogen and psychedelic describes the property of changing perception which a lot of drugs can do, each in different ways. I promise to shut up now!
	11:32pm coelacanth: i think of "psych" as most of the first 6 songs in this set; and 13th floor elevators; the seeds; the pretty things; the count 5... when i think of "acid rock" i think of the jefferson airplane; the (early) grateful dead; the byrds, to some degree; big brother & the holding company...the "san francisco sound" in other words. maybe it's a little softer-edged than "psych" usually is (?) - but yeah, it's a fine line.
	11:33pm coelacanth: - and, what g said.
	11:33pm geezerette: Yeah,"Acid" is more specific.
	11:35pm melinda: I first misunderstood 'acid' when I was younger as meaning 'harsh and penetrating' even though I knew it also referred to LSD, so it's not a good descriptor for me, even though the finer distinctions listed here do make sense.
	📉 11:41pm hyde: as usual, this show is amazing. also as usual, i can only make a cameo appearance. thanks for the show, it's fantastic.
	11:41pm coelacanth: i did too melinda! i thought "acid rock" was what i was to learn was "heavy metal"; which now of course is not "heavy metal" any more but "doom"! (ie: black sabbath)
	11:42pm coelacanth: Danny i really like your bed music. ...hi hyde!
	11:56pm geezerette: Howdy hyde! 'Night friends! Danny,your Blue Flame is the Coolest. :)
	12:00am melinda: coel I'm glad it wasn't just me then :)
	12:01am coelacanth: Thanks - Great program Danny! good night everyone
	12:03am melinda: nite!
	12:03am coelacanth: - melinda, you nailed it "harsh and penetrating". if someone is too young or otherwise not inclined to know about the drug connection, it's a reasonable deduction!
	12:04am Little Danny: Thanks all, and thanks for listening! Love and an magical evening to y'all.

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from July 7, 2016

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