WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from October 7, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:03pm βrian: That raspberry-vanilla-smoothie background means Sheila!
	3:03pm JtotheK: Hi SheilaB and boom-boomers!
	3:04pm Cliff in Prague: Hi Sheila, great opener!
	3:04pm JakeGould: Hey!
	3:04pm Michael 98145: the Baluba Shake means DJ Sheila is in the house
	3:05pm Guido from Cologne: hello Sheila!
	3:05pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! At 19.40 I said, What's the time, looked at the clock and said, It's 20 to Sheila!
	3:05pm Adrian in London: looks at watch It's Sheila o'clock!!
	3:06pm Michael 98145: * high noon * on the left coast
	3:06pm Rob Kopp: SBB on the radio is more important than foortball match The Netherlands - Belarus (1-0 in the meantime, I can hear from the TV upstairs)
	3:11pm Adrian in London: @Rob Kopp Hey Rob, here's a gig for you to go to next week www.facebook.com... Just heard their new album today and it's marvellous.
	3:12pm east hollywood: Hi Sheila! Thank you in advance!
	3:12pm Rob Kopp: Bauer!
	3:13pm Cooh John: Hello sophisticates. Boom boom starts the weekend! My grandkids call me 'Honey'. Sweet music today.
	3:13pm Adrian in London: @Rob Yeah, do you know them?
	3:16pm djsheilab: Hey Friday crew! Got some of your requests on the schedule for today, plus some gorgeous new tunes. Feeling mighty good today! Hope you all are too.
	3:18pm Adrian in London: Like this Tahiti 80 track. Reminds me of summer (so long ago… like, three weeks…)
	3:19pm Rob Kopp: It's a duo: Berend Dubbe (of Bettie Serveert, my favorite Dutch indie band) and a girl called Sonja vna Hamel. I don't know thier duo-records (yet). This must be their 4th CD.
	3:20pm Rob Kopp: Sorry for the delayed answer...(2-0).
	3:20pm northguineahills: Having fun watching the hurricane. The neighbors have lost some trees and a fence. Hope the garage doesn't flood, as that's where all of my stuff from Brooklyn is still located.
	3:21pm JakeGould: Feeling great today. But the final cost of my lunch today was $9.11. Never forget!
	3:21pm Cooh John: Merry owning this song.
	3:21pm jerry h.: Hello djsheilab! Hello @The Contessa! and fellow groovy listeners!
	3:22pm Matt in Nebraska: I love Sophisticated Boom Boom!
	3:22pm Adrian in London: @Rob Just Berend on this one. Sonia formed a band called The Leonids who had an album out this year. (I interviewed her a couple of years ago when her last solo LP came out). But Carol van Dijk is on the new Bauer album.
	3:22pm Michael 98145: ( nice to know Bettie Serveert is still around : "Betties new album, Damaged Good, will be released October 28. The vinyl version will be available one week later, November 4." )
	3:23pm Guido from Cologne: do the Novellle Vague vinyls also have those ridiculous pricings in the US?
	3:23pm djsheilab: Thanks @Matt in Nebraska!
	3:23pm Michael 98145: good to hear this XTC tune
	3:24pm Rob Kopp: Have all Bettie's records, including 2 rare 3CD's by their fanclub (200 copies only)
	3:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Boom boom, y'all!
	3:27pm Guido from Cologne: often repeatet but maybe not allover familar: "Nouvelle Vague" translates to "new Wave" translates to "Bossa Nova" ... which is the concept of the group.
	3:28pm The Contessa: Hiya @Ken
	3:31pm Hunterdon: Love the show each week. Last week Little Natalie, Henry with the Gifts.. teardrops are falling was a great find. Please play Bessie banks version of Go Now when you get the chance. Her version is great, but never got plated like moody blues version
	3:32pm Adrian in London: NO! No theme change!!!
	3:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: <tips hat in the general direction of London town>
	3:33pm Guido from Cologne: The original single is sound pretty different to the Ciao Bella CD
	3:33pm Rob Kopp: Honey rock with Sheila B. I could get used to that
	3:34pm Cliff in Prague: That letter was awesome!
	3:34pm The Contessa: Daisy! Sweet!
	3:34pm Adrian in London: Oh, Daisy!! That was great!!
	3:34pm Faye: omg, actually the greatest fan mail of all time
	3:35pm Rob Kopp: Fantastic
	3:36pm Rob Kopp: and I was even glad when our 30-year old daughter finally bought a record player, but 7 years old... what a future
	3:36pm JakeGould: Fan letters from kids are great. Kudos Sheila!
	3:36pm northguineahills: @Guido: I only know of the Luaka Bop releases, which are American, and only somewhat more expensive then the average domestic release. Haven't looked at the prices in a while.
	3:36pm Faye: legendary video for this song
	3:37pm Cliff in Prague: Better than Ponponpon?
	3:38pm djsheilab: @Faye! So happy you're here :)
	3:38pm MONEYBAG$: Did Katy Perry rip this off?
	3:39pm JakeGould: Katy Perry has ripped off pretty much everyone.
	3:39pm Michael 98145: ( do not neglect your dental hygiene :)
	3:40pm MONEYBAG$: she hasn't ripped me off :(
	3:41pm Guido from Cologne: by the way CIAO BELLA compilation: did you ever play "Thrilling" by Rita Monico (arr. by Ennio Morricone)?!?
	3:43pm Faye: @sheila <3 <3
	3:43pm djsheilab: Ooh! I just noticed that the pledges for my show have gone from 1% to 6%. Thank you for donating! For those of you who'd like to donate to keep WFMU going throughout the winter, we would appreciate the help BIG time!
	3:44pm Rob Kopp: Was in an excellent record shop in Florence 3 weeks ag and asked for the Rita Monica cover of Dressed in black, but unfortunately they didn't have the single :-(
	3:44pm djsheilab: Here is the link: pledge.wfmu.org...
	3:44pm Guido from Cologne: bobettes!!!
	3:44pm mzzm: Hi SB~~! Crazy troll listener here. But love your show, just saying...
	3:46pm nickybones: Janis Martin! The "Famale" Elvis as the one record I have says. ha ha.
	3:46pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and Boomers. Just returning from my luncheon.
	3:47pm modchick65: I can honestly say that the background vocals in "Poor Side of Town" (as well as his cover of "Baby I Need Your Lovin" are my favorite background vocals in the history of recorded music.
	3:47pm jerry h.: Love Johnny Rivers!
	3:47pm JasonInBoston: Poor Side of Town! YES! YOU MUST check out the version of this by the Monitors on their Ace/Kent CD. It's unreleased. What a blinder!
	3:49pm jerry h.: Would tend to agree with that @modchick65.
	3:51pm modchick65: My mom's next-door neighbor for a while was in the Badless (if anyone remembers that band). He gave me a promo Nanci Griffith cd. I have to say I never listened to it.
	3:51pm djsheilab: "Cos when you can't find a friend, you still got the radio!" Just the sweetest.
	3:52pm Joe McG: @Sheila: I used to LOVE this song! Haven't heard it in 100 years. Thanks!
	3:54pm Guido from Cologne: pussycat !!!
	3:56pm Rob Kopp: Back from pledging
	3:57pm modchick65: The Pussy Cat album cover is great.
	3:57pm JasonInBoston: Rojac and Tayster were soooooo sketchy mobbed up and scary!
	3:58pm The Contessa: Good night, Daisy!
	4:02pm The Contessa: I feel like that about shoes @Sheila
	4:02pm Cliff in Prague: That's life: you keep searching for satisfaction; you never quite get it; AND THEN YOU DIE.
	4:03pm modchick65: MCA. The home of ONJ.
	4:03pm mzzm: gatta go catch u later....
	4:04pm JtotheK: Big Maybelle 'I Just Can't Wait' -- thanks SheilaB!
	4:05pm jerry h.: This question for djsheilab- any plans for playing anything from the KPM music library in the near future. Groovy instrumentals!
	4:06pm geezerette: Cliff! Outside the bubble yet?
	4:07pm Rob Kopp: In the meantime I missed a few goals ... It's 4-1. Spurs fans will be happy: Vincent Jansen scored a fantastic goal
	4:08pm modchick65: This was in Luke Cage.
	4:08pm The Contessa: Thanks @Sheila!!!
	4:08pm Cliff in Prague: Hey geezerette! Not yet, but I'm looking to sign up for a Czech language class, I think that'll help :)
	4:11pm geezerette: Ought to! That would be Czech as a second language. Maybe you can trade! :)
	4:13pm geezerette: Sounds like a great way to make friends. :D
	4:13pm Cliff in Prague: Good idea!
	4:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: More soccer/fútbol news: USA vs. Cuba is going on right now. I wonder what music variety they play in the stands there in Havana.
	4:15pm djsheilab: @Rob Kopp Thank you for pledging!
	4:15pm modchick65: There it is. Marcia Griffiths "Band Of Gold." Amazing! Thank you Permanent Records in Greenpoint for hipping me to that one!
	4:15pm geezerette: Who knows, you might meet Olga's younger, less crazy sister.
	4:16pm Cliff in Prague: Hahaha, like I mentioned on Ken's show this week, I wish Yakutsk wasn't so far off the beaten path (by which I mean, the Trans-Siberian Railway.....)
	4:17pm JakeGould: This version of "Band of Gold" sounds like it's coming from inside a barrel. And that is a compliment!
	4:18pm cee: we got shoes and rice and free advice
	4:18pm Jake: Whoa sounds hella reggae
	4:19pm JakeGould: Where is the Ding Dong?
	4:19pm geezerette: Just be sure to get a round trip ticket! :D
	4:19pm cee: hey everyone, i've got the ding dong
	4:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Monkey pile on cee!
	4:21pm Stevel: Eartha Kitt for the second time today (Marty McSorley, earlier today.) What a difference from '54 to '65.
	4:21pm geezerette: cee: have you seen your doctor?
	4:21pm jerry h.: It seems to me that Eartha Kitt had only "novelty" records.
	4:22pm JakeGould: @cee: Alone with a Ding Dong is no way to live.
	4:22pm Kevlicki: @djsheilaB Thanks for the new tunes! That Nanci Griffith song was great and it triggered my friend Mirah's Radiomind song Both are stuck in my head, tho I prefer Mirahs's live version over this album one: www.youtube.com...
	4:22pm Carmichael: Catwoman is singing this!
	4:23pm geezerette: (Jake,hahaha)
	4:24pm geezerette: Eartha was a brilliant woman. Seriously.
	4:24pm The Contessa: This is great!
	4:27pm jerry h.: I'm a big fan of Ms. Kitt. Wish she made even more records. Great Catwoman,though!
	4:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: Eartha Kitt was also Catwoman in the 60s.
	4:29pm statoj: Hello, Sheilab! I just tuned in late and I see you played Nanci Griffith for MOI! Thank you so much! That song is a paeon to the Sheilab way of life!
	4:29pm Rob Kopp: I'm sure "no Madonna" meant something else in 1968 ... and in Japanese
	4:30pm geezerette: She was incredible as Catwoman! Love her scenes with Burgess Meredith as Penguin...which I may be imagining!
	4:30pm Cliff in Prague: "Hana no Madonna" = "flower of Madonna"; "no" means "of" in Japanese
	4:31pm JakeGould: Wow. Kudos to whoever wrote that email. Best thoughts, feelings and wishes.
	4:32pm Rob Kopp: Thanks Cliff. BTW: My son is going to Japan tomorrow morning for the first time in his life for his holiday. I haven't been there
	4:33pm Cliff in Prague: Me neither Rob, I hope to get there someday! I have a friend who knows Turkish, I'll have to ask her what "Anya Manya Kumpanya" means ;)
	4:33pm modchick65: Thanks for the shout out!! So psyched you love that song. :)
	4:35pm modchick65: Sad songs say so much.
	4:36pm The Contessa: I love this song!
	4:37pm Stevel: Cheers to our email writer and cheers to you, Sheila. Keep doing good things!
	4:37pm statoj: Wow, I would never have paired Dusty with the Pet Shop Boys, but it really works.
	4:38pm Joe R.: The Delfonics appear in the new Luke Cage show on Netflix, lip-synching that same song I believe
	4:38pm rsj: like a motorway
	4:38pm Rob Kopp: There are so many songs with a happy tune and sad lyrics. One of my favorites is It's cold outside by The Choir
	4:40pm Rob Kopp: Sorry ... forgot it's a girl programme (The Choir is a boy band)
	4:42pm djsheilab: @Rob Kopp Boys are sometimes allowed :)
	4:42pm ogbah: Dear Sheila B, I thank you from the bottom of my perky heart. Arigatōgozaimashita.
	4:42pm Carmichael: The Pet Shop Boys, Actually.
	4:42pm geezerette: This Amber Coffman is wonderful!
	4:43pm Cliff in Prague: Now there's a guy who's stuck in a bubble. Sheesh.
	4:47pm geezerette: Wow Sheila B.,thanks for sharing the email. I'm assuming the bubble is a metaphor, because that would be horrible enough...
	4:48pm Guido from Cologne: !
	4:49pm The Contessa: Love this!
	4:49pm Adrian in London: @Joe R Yes, that's where we heard it first, just the other night. The music on that series is really good, from the live acts like Rafael Sadeeq to the Wu-Tang and Adrian Younge incidental music.
	4:49pm JasonInBoston: PAT LEWIS! YES! Detroit Northern Soul. My favorite. Check out "No One to Love" by her. It's a masterpiece of melancholy.
	4:49pm djsheilab: Just a reminder that we're holding our October fundraiser, and would love your help in keeping us afloat through the winter. We got new t-shirts + if you missed my DJ premium, that's available for $100 pledge or more. Thanks everyone! pledge.wfmu.org...
	4:51pm djsheilab: @JasonInBoston! Love both those Pat Lewis 45s. Wish I had an original of "No One To Love."
	4:52pm Michael 98145: ( kudos, boomboomers. the pledge bucket is at 10% :)
	4:52pm listener monica: i have just rescinded my dislike of stevie wonder.
	4:53pm Cliff in Prague: Thank you Sheila, and good night everyone!
	4:55pm Michael 98145: Dobrou noc, Cliff ..
	4:55pm geezerette: G'night Cliff!
	4:55pm Rob Kopp: Welterusten Cliff
	4:55pm djsheilab: Night nite @Cliff in Prague!
	4:56pm Adrian in London: Wow this Dana Gillespie track is a killer!
	4:57pm Guido from Cologne: dana !!
	4:58pm ogbah: Even in my bubble, where time is oblivion, I know that it is only 11 pm in Prague, Cliff. Heavy Friday night again?
	4:58pm geezerette: Love this Ventures record! Beginning sounds like,"My world is empty without you babe", Supremes. Love those coincidences. Dana Gillespie! WOW!
	4:58pm statoj: I wanted to mention that the plants in my parlor are digging this set! (I can intuit their feelings...)
	4:58pm JakeGould: Playing me out of work. Thanks Sheila!
	4:59pm Rob Kopp: Thanks Sheila. For you listeners:Il like this track so much, that I asked My Own Record to make a 7" of it (1 copy)
	5:00pm Michael 98145: ( these have been great suggestions, gang :)
	5:04pm Smilty69: It was on my way home from work when I heard the Tahiti 80 song. Thanks for turning me on to this group!
	5:05pm Michael 98145: ( yes, we are listening ... )
	5:08pm JakeGould: Liking this "Stay With Me."
	5:08pm Rob Kopp: I love all those ACE songwriter CD's and this one's on the Jerry Ragovoy-CD Time is on my side
	5:09pm statoj: SheilaB, that last letter re:beauty reminds me of the scene in the movie, Pollack when he says (regarding how critics pan his abstract art), "I wish they could look at my paintings the way people look at a garden, and in stead of saying, "what does it mean?" just see the beauty."
	5:09pm east hollywood: Working on my Chelsea show while listening. Heartening to hear that it can be a site for Beauty Communication cuz that's what I'm working at
	5:10pm Parq: Good ol' "Twisted". Bronwyn C sang this for the FMU 50th anniversary marathon finale, the first of three done at Maxwell's.
	5:10pm east hollywood: Shit. Too sincere
	5:10pm jerry h.: Thank You so much @djsheilab!! awesome!
	5:11pm geezerette: HAHA,Gemini theme song!
	5:11pm Rob Kopp: Wow. I think Twisted is one of the few jazzy tunes I like
	5:11pm Stevel: LH&R! IU about burned up this album in tape form a few years back. Great stuff.
	5:12pm Rob Kopp: Thanks jerry h.
	5:12pm JakeGould: @statoj: Cool connection. Ever see the Vincent Van Gogh segment in Akira Kurosawa's "Dreams?" Pretty great part of the film. And Martin Scorsese plays Van Gogh himself, so hey.
	5:12pm statoj: I only knew the Joni version. Nice to hear the original.
	5:12pm geezerette: Favorite LH&R song!
	5:14pm statoj: JakeGould, No, did not know that Kurosawa film. Will definitely check it out. Thanks!
	5:16pm Rob Kopp: loked in book The originals by Arnold Rypens and that says the original is by the Wardell Gray Quartet ('49, on Prestige). Arnold's comment: psychic beat classic
	5:16pm djsheilab: God how I love the bassline on this Cherry Glazerr record!
	5:19pm dale: i just tuned in and missed my song - CRAP!!
	5:20pm djsheilab: It's there for you in the archives @Dale. Great request!
	5:21pm Rob Kopp: Autoclaves reminds me of Throwing Muses
	5:21pm statoj: This Autoclave is awesome.
	5:21pm Michael 98145: ( @djsheilab, i recall at one time being quite taken with Mika Nakashima. if you concur, it would be nice to hear her again in a future program .... )
	5:23pm Parq: Nifty. Gender-bent version of "Yakkity Yak" -- by the girls who did "Mr. Sandman," yet.
	5:24pm JtotheK: The Waitresses! Yay!
	5:24pm common: thank you for the waitresses, sheila b. !
	5:25pm Adrian in London: Oh, I didn't know The Waitresses did this; I only know the Kumisolo version
	5:25pm geezerette: hahaha, :)
	5:26pm statoj: This Waitresses song has always caused me great anxiety.
	5:26pm JtotheK: Re: Pat Lewis 'No One To Love' -- also on my ever-increasing '45s unlikely that I'll ever find' list. Auctions for that approaching 3K? Whoa.
	5:27pm djsheilab: Can anyone help boost my 10% a lil' higher before the end of the show? You will make me look good AND be helping to keep WFMU alive + kicking! pledge.wfmu.org...
	5:27pm Carmichael: The FMU iPhone app was off by about 2 minutes on my phone. I wondered what everyone was talking about ....
	5:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay! The Waitresses!
	5:31pm geezerette: the strings sound great.
	5:35pm Rob Kopp: This train? Didn't it rain? Rock me?
	5:36pm geezerette: WOW! Tharp needs to be much,much more famous!
	5:38pm djsheilab: The Sister Rosetta Tharpe + Marie Knight play: atlantictheater.org...
	5:39pm Rob Kopp: Much, much more, but Ninety nine and a half won't do
	5:39pm statoj: The way sister rosetta says "five" reminds me of Lotte Kenya in three penny opera.
	5:40pm Mandy: yayyyy my psychidelic anime sad girl music!
	5:40pm statoj: That is, "Lotte Lenya"
	5:40pm dale: whole show is whiz bang - an archive listen is a must.
	5:41pm Michael 98145: ( @statoj, actually that would be a good band name :)
	5:43pm statoj: Michael, Ha! Kind of Afro_Weimar Germany punk!
	5:44pm The Contessa: More falsetto, good!
	5:44pm Rob Kopp: OK Sheila, who is it going to be? (I have a chance of 2 out of 12): Mina or Nina :-)
	5:44pm Carmichael: He hits an amazing high note in here ...
	5:44pm geezerette: statoj: perfect for now!
	5:44pm jerry h.: Thank you Rob Kopp. Try to find Rhino"s "Beat Generation" 3 disc box set with great booklet. Tracks are not all musical.
	5:45pm statoj: Lonely Girl! Wow this takes me back. Nothing false about his notes!
	5:45pm Rob Kopp: I know that box.
	5:46pm JtotheK: Cool Eddie Holman - SheilaB do you have his 'I Surrender' on ABC? It's a good tune!
	5:47pm dale: is that the singer from the stylistics? sounds like the dude who sang 'sideshow'
	5:47pm djsheilab: @JtotheK "I Surrender" is one of my all-time favorites!!!!!
	5:49pm statoj: Keep your acupuncture. Just give me the Crystals!
	5:49pm The Contessa: Eddie Holman is 70
	5:49pm JtotheK: 'Eddie's My Name' is pretty great, too!
	5:49pm Adrian in London: Love the crackles on this April Stevens seven.
	5:50pm Adrian in London: And the purring!
	5:50pm jerry h.: Thank you Rob Kopp. Try to find the Rhino "Beat Generation" 3 disc boxed set -also has great non-musical tracks plus great music!
	5:50pm Fuzzy: "Sideshow" is by Blue Magic.
	5:50pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Meow!
	5:51pm Steve: April Stevens!
	5:51pm Rob Kopp: Hi Glynis
	5:51pm The Contessa: Good choice @Rob!
	5:52pm djsheilab: Hey @Glynis!!
	5:52pm dale: some more breathy purring from the ghost in the invisible bikini. great song, too bad it isn't released. www.youtube.com...
	5:52pm The Contessa: Oh no, Sheila time is nearly over :-((
	5:53pm djsheilab: To all who donated + tuned in + sent in great requests + heartfelt e-mails....THANK YOU!!
	5:53pm Mandy: Sheila it will be my first "Swag for Life" pledge this October. thanks for being awesome and nerdy. I think our culture is so against people with true passions. WFMU is a haven for passionate dreamers!
	5:53pm Rob Kopp: Love kitten by Noreen Corcoran sounds like a complete different song, but it's the same song as April Stevens'
	5:53pm statoj: I swear my plants look greener than they did at 3 pm...
	5:54pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Hi Rob, hi Sheila! Loving this stuff today!
	5:55pm dale: fuzzy - ah. then it's a betcha by golly wow thing happening. internet says it was stylistics for some reason.
	5:55pm The Contessa: Thank you, @Sheila!!
	5:55pm Adrian in London: What a lovely way to end the show! Thanks Sheila! x
	5:56pm Michael 98145: thank you again, DJ Sheila
	5:57pm statoj: Indeed! Have a delightful evening, SheilaB, and when your show is over, dont feel BAD.. feel the LOVE!
	5:57pm Rob Kopp: There are 2 programmes I always listen to on WFNU: Sophisticated Boom Boom by Sheila en Crayons To Perfume by Glynis. Unfortunately Glynis' programme is at 24:00 in NL, so I don't listen live to that one
	5:57pm dale: mandy - it doesn't hurt at all. welcome to the club.
	5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Sheila B. Goode! Thanks and have a super week.
	5:58pm Rob Kopp: Good boy band to end the show
	5:58pm jerry h.: Thank you once again djsheilab! another great show!
	6:00pm Rob Kopp: Thanks Sheila
	6:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Norwegian Death Metal! Wow! Yay!
	9:53pm mzzm: I liked Shuggie Otis /Aht Uh Mi Hed .
	10:08pm SeanG: THANKS SHEILA! that made my day! <3
	10:17pm SeanG: also Cherry Glazerr! woo hoo!
	9:23am SeanG: this Tahiti 80 is great!

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from October 7, 2016

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October 7, 2016: A Girl's Work Is Never Done / The Listener Love Special!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Brunetta	Baluba Shake "Baluba Shake" by "Brunetta"		Rifi	1966			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Barney Kessel	Honey Rock "Honey Rock" by "Barney Kessel"		Verve	1957			0:04:19 (Pop-up)
Mie Nakao	Koi No Sharock "Koi No Sharock" by "Mie Nakao"		Victor	1968			0:07:38 (Pop-up)
Shuggie Otis	Aht Uh Mi Hed "Aht Uh Mi Hed" by "Shuggie Otis"	Inspiration Information	Epic	1974			0:10:00 (Pop-up)
Tahiti 80	Sunrising "Sunrising" by "Tahiti 80"	.....And the Rest Is Just Crocodile Tears	Human Sound	2016		*	0:13:09 (Pop-up)
Merry Clayton	Southern Man "Southern Man" by "Merry Clayton"	Merry Clayton	Ode	1970			0:17:24 (Pop-up)
Nouvelle Vague	Making Plans for Nigel	Nouvelle Vague	Luaka Bop	2004	For XTC-fan + listener Sean G.!		0:20:07 (Pop-up)
Lydia Loveless	Heaven "Heaven" by "Lydia Loveless"	Real	Bloodshot	2016	For listener Cool John. Thank you for insisting I explore her more. LOVE this song!	*	0:23:54 (Pop-up)

Kyary Pamyu Pamyu	Candy Candy "Candy Candy" by "Kyary Pamyu Pamyu"	KPP Best	Warner Music Japan	2016	For Daisy in Leicester, UK! Thank you for your sweet sweet letter!	*	0:35:08 (Pop-up)
Puffy	Circuit No Musume "Circuit No Musume" by "Puffy"	Jet CD	Sony Music	1998			0:37:46 (Pop-up)
Janis Martin	Drugstore Rock And Roll		RCA Victor	1958			0:40:34 (Pop-up)
The Bobbettes	Mr. Lee "Mr. Lee" by "The Bobbettes"		Atlantic	1957			0:43:20 (Pop-up)
Johnny Rivers	Poor Side Of Town "Poor Side Of Town" by "Johnny Rivers"	The Very Best of Johnny Rivers	United Artists	1982	From 1966 / For listeners Linda Lee + Cecile!		0:45:57 (Pop-up)
Nanci Griffith	Listen to the Radio	Storms	MCA	1988	For listener Statoj!		0:48:01 (Pop-up)
Pussy Cat	La La Lu "La La Lu" by "Pussy Cat"		RCA Victor	1966			0:52:41 (Pop-up)
Big Maybelle	I Just Can't Wait Any Longer		Rojac	1968	For listener JtotheK!		0:54:15 (Pop-up)

Marie "Queenie" Lyons	See And Don't See		DeLuxe	1969	The #1 most popular song on "Sophisticated Boom Boom"		1:03:05 (Pop-up)
The Delfonics	Stop and Look (And You Have Found Love)	Adrian Younge Presents the Delfonics	Wax Poetics	2013	For the Contessa + Adrian In London!		1:07:39 (Pop-up)
Anna Coddington	Without A Fight "Without A Fight" by "Anna Coddington"	Luck/Time	Loop Recordings	2016		*	1:09:50 (Pop-up)
Marcia Griffiths	Band Of Gold "Band Of Gold" by "Marcia Griffiths"	Reggae Anthology: Melody Life	VP Music Group	2007	From 1970 / For listener Modchick65!		1:12:24 (Pop-up)
Eartha Kitt	Somebody Bad Stole De Wedding Bell	The Essential Eartha Kitt	Sony Music	2011	From 1954		1:15:40 (Pop-up)
Zümrüt	Anya Manya Kumpanya "Anya Manya Kumpanya" by "Zümrüt"	Muzik Selmi Andak (Bal Gibi Olur)	Ossi Müzik	2009	From 1970		1:18:22 (Pop-up)
The Mellow Moods	Stop Taking My Love For Granted		Gamble	1973			1:22:08 (Pop-up)
Kiyoko Ito	Hana No Madonna "Hana No Madonna" by "Kiyoko Ito"		CBS	1968	Sending love to the person who requested this artist!		1:24:43 (Pop-up)

Dusty Springfield	In Private "In Private" by "Dusty Springfield"		Parlophone	1989	My Single of The Week! / Written by the Pet Shop Boys		1:35:03 (Pop-up)
Amber Coffman	All To Myself "All To Myself" by "Amber Coffman"	City Of No Reply	Columbia	2016	From the Dirty Projectors	*	1:39:05 (Pop-up)
Stevie Wonder	I Don't Know Why "I Don't Know Why" by "Stevie Wonder"	The Essential Stevie Wonder	Motown	1987	From 1969		1:44:16 (Pop-up)
Pat Lewis	Warning "Warning" by "Pat Lewis"		Solid Hit	1966			1:46:59 (Pop-up)
Yuko Nagisa	Kyoto Doll "Kyoto Doll" by "Yuko Nagisa"		Toshiba	1970	Original by the Ventures		1:50:35 (Pop-up)
The Ventures	Kyoto Doll "Kyoto Doll" by "The Ventures"	In Japan 1993 Live	Toshiba-EMI	1993			1:52:06 (Pop-up)
Dana Gillespie	You Just Gotta Know My Mind		Decca	1968	--For listener Ted!		1:54:10 (Pop-up)
Stereo Total	Ich Weiss Nicht Mehr Genau	Music Automatique	Kill Rock Stars	2002	For listener Rob Kopp!		1:56:19 (Pop-up)

Lorraine Ellison	Stay With Me "Stay With Me" by "Lorraine Ellison"		Warner Bros.	1966	For listener Dale!		2:05:12 (Pop-up)
Lambert, Hendricks & Ross	Twisted	The Hottest New Group In Jazz	Columbia	N/A	From 1960 / For listener Jerry H.!		2:07:51 (Pop-up)
Sarah Vaughan	What's So Bad About It		Mercury	1958			2:10:34 (Pop-up)
Cherry Glazerr	Told You I'd Be With The Guys		Secretly Canadian	2016		*	2:13:06 (Pop-up)
Autoclave	I'll Take You Down "I'll Take You Down" by "Autoclave"		Dischord / K	1991	First band of Mary Timony (Helium / Ex-Hex) and Christina Billotte (Slant 6)		2:17:14 (Pop-up)
The Chordettes	A Girl's Work Is Never Done	The Greatest Hits Collection	Sandrew Metronome	2015	From 1959		2:20:31 (Pop-up)
The Waitresses	I Know What Boys Like		ZE Records	1980			2:22:36 (Pop-up)
Vanishing Twin	The Conservation of Energy	Choose Your Own Adventure	Soundway	2016		*	2:26:19 (Pop-up)

Sister Rosetta Tharpe	Two Little Fishes and Five Loaves of Bread	The Gospel Of Blues	Geffen	2003	From 1944		2:36:13 (Pop-up)
Mayumi Tachibana	Kanashimi No Belladonna	N/A	N/A	N/A	From 1973 / For listener Mandy!		2:39:43 (Pop-up)
Eddie Holman	Hey There Lonely Girl	I Love You	Geffen	1969			2:42:19 (Pop-up)
The Crystals	There's No Other (Like My Baby)		Philles	1961			2:46:16 (Pop-up)
April Stevens	Love Kitten "Love Kitten" by "April Stevens"		Imperial	1961	For listener Rob Kopp!		2:47:35 (Pop-up)
Ronny & The Daytonas	Be Good To Your Baby	The Complete Recordings	RCA	2015	From 1966		2:49:47 (Pop-up)
Big Star	Thank You Friends "Thank You Friends" by "Big Star"	Big Star Story	Rykodsic	2003	From 1978		2:52:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm βrian: That raspberry-vanilla-smoothie background means Sheila!
	3:03pm JtotheK: Hi SheilaB and boom-boomers!
	3:04pm Cliff in Prague: Hi Sheila, great opener!
	3:04pm JakeGould: Hey!
	3:04pm Michael 98145: the Baluba Shake means DJ Sheila is in the house
	3:05pm Guido from Cologne: hello Sheila!
	3:05pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! At 19.40 I said, What's the time, looked at the clock and said, It's 20 to Sheila!
	3:05pm Adrian in London: looks at watch It's Sheila o'clock!!
	3:06pm Michael 98145: * high noon * on the left coast
	3:06pm Rob Kopp: SBB on the radio is more important than foortball match The Netherlands - Belarus (1-0 in the meantime, I can hear from the TV upstairs)
	3:11pm Adrian in London: @Rob Kopp Hey Rob, here's a gig for you to go to next week www.facebook.com... Just heard their new album today and it's marvellous.
	3:12pm east hollywood: Hi Sheila! Thank you in advance!
	3:12pm Rob Kopp: Bauer!
	3:13pm Cooh John: Hello sophisticates. Boom boom starts the weekend! My grandkids call me 'Honey'. Sweet music today.
	3:13pm Adrian in London: @Rob Yeah, do you know them?
	3:16pm djsheilab: Hey Friday crew! Got some of your requests on the schedule for today, plus some gorgeous new tunes. Feeling mighty good today! Hope you all are too.
	3:18pm Adrian in London: Like this Tahiti 80 track. Reminds me of summer (so long ago… like, three weeks…)
	3:19pm Rob Kopp: It's a duo: Berend Dubbe (of Bettie Serveert, my favorite Dutch indie band) and a girl called Sonja vna Hamel. I don't know thier duo-records (yet). This must be their 4th CD.
	3:20pm Rob Kopp: Sorry for the delayed answer...(2-0).
	3:20pm northguineahills: Having fun watching the hurricane. The neighbors have lost some trees and a fence. Hope the garage doesn't flood, as that's where all of my stuff from Brooklyn is still located.
	3:21pm JakeGould: Feeling great today. But the final cost of my lunch today was $9.11. Never forget!
	3:21pm Cooh John: Merry owning this song.
	3:21pm jerry h.: Hello djsheilab! Hello @The Contessa! and fellow groovy listeners!
	3:22pm Matt in Nebraska: I love Sophisticated Boom Boom!
	3:22pm Adrian in London: @Rob Just Berend on this one. Sonia formed a band called The Leonids who had an album out this year. (I interviewed her a couple of years ago when her last solo LP came out). But Carol van Dijk is on the new Bauer album.
	3:22pm Michael 98145: ( nice to know Bettie Serveert is still around : "Betties new album, Damaged Good, will be released October 28. The vinyl version will be available one week later, November 4." )
	3:23pm Guido from Cologne: do the Novellle Vague vinyls also have those ridiculous pricings in the US?
	3:23pm djsheilab: Thanks @Matt in Nebraska!
	3:23pm Michael 98145: good to hear this XTC tune
	3:24pm Rob Kopp: Have all Bettie's records, including 2 rare 3CD's by their fanclub (200 copies only)
	3:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Boom boom, y'all!
	3:27pm Guido from Cologne: often repeatet but maybe not allover familar: "Nouvelle Vague" translates to "new Wave" translates to "Bossa Nova" ... which is the concept of the group.
	3:28pm The Contessa: Hiya @Ken
	3:31pm Hunterdon: Love the show each week. Last week Little Natalie, Henry with the Gifts.. teardrops are falling was a great find. Please play Bessie banks version of Go Now when you get the chance. Her version is great, but never got plated like moody blues version
	3:32pm Adrian in London: NO! No theme change!!!
	3:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: <tips hat in the general direction of London town>
	3:33pm Guido from Cologne: The original single is sound pretty different to the Ciao Bella CD
	3:33pm Rob Kopp: Honey rock with Sheila B. I could get used to that
	3:34pm Cliff in Prague: That letter was awesome!
	3:34pm The Contessa: Daisy! Sweet!
	3:34pm Adrian in London: Oh, Daisy!! That was great!!
	3:34pm Faye: omg, actually the greatest fan mail of all time
	3:35pm Rob Kopp: Fantastic
	3:36pm Rob Kopp: and I was even glad when our 30-year old daughter finally bought a record player, but 7 years old... what a future
	3:36pm JakeGould: Fan letters from kids are great. Kudos Sheila!
	3:36pm northguineahills: @Guido: I only know of the Luaka Bop releases, which are American, and only somewhat more expensive then the average domestic release. Haven't looked at the prices in a while.
	3:36pm Faye: legendary video for this song
	3:37pm Cliff in Prague: Better than Ponponpon?
	3:38pm djsheilab: @Faye! So happy you're here :)
	3:38pm MONEYBAG$: Did Katy Perry rip this off?
	3:39pm JakeGould: Katy Perry has ripped off pretty much everyone.
	3:39pm Michael 98145: ( do not neglect your dental hygiene :)
	3:40pm MONEYBAG$: she hasn't ripped me off :(
	3:41pm Guido from Cologne: by the way CIAO BELLA compilation: did you ever play "Thrilling" by Rita Monico (arr. by Ennio Morricone)?!?
	3:43pm Faye: @sheila <3 <3
	3:43pm djsheilab: Ooh! I just noticed that the pledges for my show have gone from 1% to 6%. Thank you for donating! For those of you who'd like to donate to keep WFMU going throughout the winter, we would appreciate the help BIG time!
	3:44pm Rob Kopp: Was in an excellent record shop in Florence 3 weeks ag and asked for the Rita Monica cover of Dressed in black, but unfortunately they didn't have the single :-(
	3:44pm djsheilab: Here is the link: pledge.wfmu.org...
	3:44pm Guido from Cologne: bobettes!!!
	3:44pm mzzm: Hi SB~~! Crazy troll listener here. But love your show, just saying...
	3:46pm nickybones: Janis Martin! The "Famale" Elvis as the one record I have says. ha ha.
	3:46pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and Boomers. Just returning from my luncheon.
	3:47pm modchick65: I can honestly say that the background vocals in "Poor Side of Town" (as well as his cover of "Baby I Need Your Lovin" are my favorite background vocals in the history of recorded music.
	3:47pm jerry h.: Love Johnny Rivers!
	3:47pm JasonInBoston: Poor Side of Town! YES! YOU MUST check out the version of this by the Monitors on their Ace/Kent CD. It's unreleased. What a blinder!
	3:49pm jerry h.: Would tend to agree with that @modchick65.
	3:51pm modchick65: My mom's next-door neighbor for a while was in the Badless (if anyone remembers that band). He gave me a promo Nanci Griffith cd. I have to say I never listened to it.
	3:51pm djsheilab: "Cos when you can't find a friend, you still got the radio!" Just the sweetest.
	3:52pm Joe McG: @Sheila: I used to LOVE this song! Haven't heard it in 100 years. Thanks!
	3:54pm Guido from Cologne: pussycat !!!
	3:56pm Rob Kopp: Back from pledging
	3:57pm modchick65: The Pussy Cat album cover is great.
	3:57pm JasonInBoston: Rojac and Tayster were soooooo sketchy mobbed up and scary!
	3:58pm The Contessa: Good night, Daisy!
	4:02pm The Contessa: I feel like that about shoes @Sheila
	4:02pm Cliff in Prague: That's life: you keep searching for satisfaction; you never quite get it; AND THEN YOU DIE.
	4:03pm modchick65: MCA. The home of ONJ.
	4:03pm mzzm: gatta go catch u later....
	4:04pm JtotheK: Big Maybelle 'I Just Can't Wait' -- thanks SheilaB!
	4:05pm jerry h.: This question for djsheilab- any plans for playing anything from the KPM music library in the near future. Groovy instrumentals!
	4:06pm geezerette: Cliff! Outside the bubble yet?
	4:07pm Rob Kopp: In the meantime I missed a few goals ... It's 4-1. Spurs fans will be happy: Vincent Jansen scored a fantastic goal
	4:08pm modchick65: This was in Luke Cage.
	4:08pm The Contessa: Thanks @Sheila!!!
	4:08pm Cliff in Prague: Hey geezerette! Not yet, but I'm looking to sign up for a Czech language class, I think that'll help :)
	4:11pm geezerette: Ought to! That would be Czech as a second language. Maybe you can trade! :)
	4:13pm geezerette: Sounds like a great way to make friends. :D
	4:13pm Cliff in Prague: Good idea!
	4:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: More soccer/fútbol news: USA vs. Cuba is going on right now. I wonder what music variety they play in the stands there in Havana.
	4:15pm djsheilab: @Rob Kopp Thank you for pledging!
	4:15pm modchick65: There it is. Marcia Griffiths "Band Of Gold." Amazing! Thank you Permanent Records in Greenpoint for hipping me to that one!
	4:15pm geezerette: Who knows, you might meet Olga's younger, less crazy sister.
	4:16pm Cliff in Prague: Hahaha, like I mentioned on Ken's show this week, I wish Yakutsk wasn't so far off the beaten path (by which I mean, the Trans-Siberian Railway.....)
	4:17pm JakeGould: This version of "Band of Gold" sounds like it's coming from inside a barrel. And that is a compliment!
	4:18pm cee: we got shoes and rice and free advice
	4:18pm Jake: Whoa sounds hella reggae
	4:19pm JakeGould: Where is the Ding Dong?
	4:19pm geezerette: Just be sure to get a round trip ticket! :D
	4:19pm cee: hey everyone, i've got the ding dong
	4:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Monkey pile on cee!
	4:21pm Stevel: Eartha Kitt for the second time today (Marty McSorley, earlier today.) What a difference from '54 to '65.
	4:21pm geezerette: cee: have you seen your doctor?
	4:21pm jerry h.: It seems to me that Eartha Kitt had only "novelty" records.
	4:22pm JakeGould: @cee: Alone with a Ding Dong is no way to live.
	4:22pm Kevlicki: @djsheilaB Thanks for the new tunes! That Nanci Griffith song was great and it triggered my friend Mirah's Radiomind song Both are stuck in my head, tho I prefer Mirahs's live version over this album one: www.youtube.com...
	4:22pm Carmichael: Catwoman is singing this!
	4:23pm geezerette: (Jake,hahaha)
	4:24pm geezerette: Eartha was a brilliant woman. Seriously.
	4:24pm The Contessa: This is great!
	4:27pm jerry h.: I'm a big fan of Ms. Kitt. Wish she made even more records. Great Catwoman,though!
	4:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: Eartha Kitt was also Catwoman in the 60s.
	4:29pm statoj: Hello, Sheilab! I just tuned in late and I see you played Nanci Griffith for MOI! Thank you so much! That song is a paeon to the Sheilab way of life!
	4:29pm Rob Kopp: I'm sure "no Madonna" meant something else in 1968 ... and in Japanese
	4:30pm geezerette: She was incredible as Catwoman! Love her scenes with Burgess Meredith as Penguin...which I may be imagining!
	4:30pm Cliff in Prague: "Hana no Madonna" = "flower of Madonna"; "no" means "of" in Japanese
	4:31pm JakeGould: Wow. Kudos to whoever wrote that email. Best thoughts, feelings and wishes.
	4:32pm Rob Kopp: Thanks Cliff. BTW: My son is going to Japan tomorrow morning for the first time in his life for his holiday. I haven't been there
	4:33pm Cliff in Prague: Me neither Rob, I hope to get there someday! I have a friend who knows Turkish, I'll have to ask her what "Anya Manya Kumpanya" means ;)
	4:33pm modchick65: Thanks for the shout out!! So psyched you love that song. :)
	4:35pm modchick65: Sad songs say so much.
	4:36pm The Contessa: I love this song!
	4:37pm Stevel: Cheers to our email writer and cheers to you, Sheila. Keep doing good things!
	4:37pm statoj: Wow, I would never have paired Dusty with the Pet Shop Boys, but it really works.
	4:38pm Joe R.: The Delfonics appear in the new Luke Cage show on Netflix, lip-synching that same song I believe
	4:38pm rsj: like a motorway
	4:38pm Rob Kopp: There are so many songs with a happy tune and sad lyrics. One of my favorites is It's cold outside by The Choir
	4:40pm Rob Kopp: Sorry ... forgot it's a girl programme (The Choir is a boy band)
	4:42pm djsheilab: @Rob Kopp Boys are sometimes allowed :)
	4:42pm ogbah: Dear Sheila B, I thank you from the bottom of my perky heart. Arigatōgozaimashita.
	4:42pm Carmichael: The Pet Shop Boys, Actually.
	4:42pm geezerette: This Amber Coffman is wonderful!
	4:43pm Cliff in Prague: Now there's a guy who's stuck in a bubble. Sheesh.
	4:47pm geezerette: Wow Sheila B.,thanks for sharing the email. I'm assuming the bubble is a metaphor, because that would be horrible enough...
	4:48pm Guido from Cologne: !
	4:49pm The Contessa: Love this!
	4:49pm Adrian in London: @Joe R Yes, that's where we heard it first, just the other night. The music on that series is really good, from the live acts like Rafael Sadeeq to the Wu-Tang and Adrian Younge incidental music.
	4:49pm JasonInBoston: PAT LEWIS! YES! Detroit Northern Soul. My favorite. Check out "No One to Love" by her. It's a masterpiece of melancholy.
	4:49pm djsheilab: Just a reminder that we're holding our October fundraiser, and would love your help in keeping us afloat through the winter. We got new t-shirts + if you missed my DJ premium, that's available for $100 pledge or more. Thanks everyone! pledge.wfmu.org...
	4:51pm djsheilab: @JasonInBoston! Love both those Pat Lewis 45s. Wish I had an original of "No One To Love."
	4:52pm Michael 98145: ( kudos, boomboomers. the pledge bucket is at 10% :)
	4:52pm listener monica: i have just rescinded my dislike of stevie wonder.
	4:53pm Cliff in Prague: Thank you Sheila, and good night everyone!
	4:55pm Michael 98145: Dobrou noc, Cliff ..
	4:55pm geezerette: G'night Cliff!
	4:55pm Rob Kopp: Welterusten Cliff
	4:55pm djsheilab: Night nite @Cliff in Prague!
	4:56pm Adrian in London: Wow this Dana Gillespie track is a killer!
	4:57pm Guido from Cologne: dana !!
	4:58pm ogbah: Even in my bubble, where time is oblivion, I know that it is only 11 pm in Prague, Cliff. Heavy Friday night again?
	4:58pm geezerette: Love this Ventures record! Beginning sounds like,"My world is empty without you babe", Supremes. Love those coincidences. Dana Gillespie! WOW!
	4:58pm statoj: I wanted to mention that the plants in my parlor are digging this set! (I can intuit their feelings...)
	4:58pm JakeGould: Playing me out of work. Thanks Sheila!
	4:59pm Rob Kopp: Thanks Sheila. For you listeners:Il like this track so much, that I asked My Own Record to make a 7" of it (1 copy)
	5:00pm Michael 98145: ( these have been great suggestions, gang :)
	5:04pm Smilty69: It was on my way home from work when I heard the Tahiti 80 song. Thanks for turning me on to this group!
	5:05pm Michael 98145: ( yes, we are listening ... )
	5:08pm JakeGould: Liking this "Stay With Me."
	5:08pm Rob Kopp: I love all those ACE songwriter CD's and this one's on the Jerry Ragovoy-CD Time is on my side
	5:09pm statoj: SheilaB, that last letter re:beauty reminds me of the scene in the movie, Pollack when he says (regarding how critics pan his abstract art), "I wish they could look at my paintings the way people look at a garden, and in stead of saying, "what does it mean?" just see the beauty."
	5:09pm east hollywood: Working on my Chelsea show while listening. Heartening to hear that it can be a site for Beauty Communication cuz that's what I'm working at
	5:10pm Parq: Good ol' "Twisted". Bronwyn C sang this for the FMU 50th anniversary marathon finale, the first of three done at Maxwell's.
	5:10pm east hollywood: Shit. Too sincere
	5:10pm jerry h.: Thank You so much @djsheilab!! awesome!
	5:11pm geezerette: HAHA,Gemini theme song!
	5:11pm Rob Kopp: Wow. I think Twisted is one of the few jazzy tunes I like
	5:11pm Stevel: LH&R! IU about burned up this album in tape form a few years back. Great stuff.
	5:12pm Rob Kopp: Thanks jerry h.
	5:12pm JakeGould: @statoj: Cool connection. Ever see the Vincent Van Gogh segment in Akira Kurosawa's "Dreams?" Pretty great part of the film. And Martin Scorsese plays Van Gogh himself, so hey.
	5:12pm statoj: I only knew the Joni version. Nice to hear the original.
	5:12pm geezerette: Favorite LH&R song!
	5:14pm statoj: JakeGould, No, did not know that Kurosawa film. Will definitely check it out. Thanks!
	5:16pm Rob Kopp: loked in book The originals by Arnold Rypens and that says the original is by the Wardell Gray Quartet ('49, on Prestige). Arnold's comment: psychic beat classic
	5:16pm djsheilab: God how I love the bassline on this Cherry Glazerr record!
	5:19pm dale: i just tuned in and missed my song - CRAP!!
	5:20pm djsheilab: It's there for you in the archives @Dale. Great request!
	5:21pm Rob Kopp: Autoclaves reminds me of Throwing Muses
	5:21pm statoj: This Autoclave is awesome.
	5:21pm Michael 98145: ( @djsheilab, i recall at one time being quite taken with Mika Nakashima. if you concur, it would be nice to hear her again in a future program .... )
	5:23pm Parq: Nifty. Gender-bent version of "Yakkity Yak" -- by the girls who did "Mr. Sandman," yet.
	5:24pm JtotheK: The Waitresses! Yay!
	5:24pm common: thank you for the waitresses, sheila b. !
	5:25pm Adrian in London: Oh, I didn't know The Waitresses did this; I only know the Kumisolo version
	5:25pm geezerette: hahaha, :)
	5:26pm statoj: This Waitresses song has always caused me great anxiety.
	5:26pm JtotheK: Re: Pat Lewis 'No One To Love' -- also on my ever-increasing '45s unlikely that I'll ever find' list. Auctions for that approaching 3K? Whoa.
	5:27pm djsheilab: Can anyone help boost my 10% a lil' higher before the end of the show? You will make me look good AND be helping to keep WFMU alive + kicking! pledge.wfmu.org...
	5:27pm Carmichael: The FMU iPhone app was off by about 2 minutes on my phone. I wondered what everyone was talking about ....
	5:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay! The Waitresses!
	5:31pm geezerette: the strings sound great.
	5:35pm Rob Kopp: This train? Didn't it rain? Rock me?
	5:36pm geezerette: WOW! Tharp needs to be much,much more famous!
	5:38pm djsheilab: The Sister Rosetta Tharpe + Marie Knight play: atlantictheater.org...
	5:39pm Rob Kopp: Much, much more, but Ninety nine and a half won't do
	5:39pm statoj: The way sister rosetta says "five" reminds me of Lotte Kenya in three penny opera.
	5:40pm Mandy: yayyyy my psychidelic anime sad girl music!
	5:40pm statoj: That is, "Lotte Lenya"
	5:40pm dale: whole show is whiz bang - an archive listen is a must.
	5:41pm Michael 98145: ( @statoj, actually that would be a good band name :)
	5:43pm statoj: Michael, Ha! Kind of Afro_Weimar Germany punk!
	5:44pm The Contessa: More falsetto, good!
	5:44pm Rob Kopp: OK Sheila, who is it going to be? (I have a chance of 2 out of 12): Mina or Nina :-)
	5:44pm Carmichael: He hits an amazing high note in here ...
	5:44pm geezerette: statoj: perfect for now!
	5:44pm jerry h.: Thank you Rob Kopp. Try to find Rhino"s "Beat Generation" 3 disc box set with great booklet. Tracks are not all musical.
	5:45pm statoj: Lonely Girl! Wow this takes me back. Nothing false about his notes!
	5:45pm Rob Kopp: I know that box.
	5:46pm JtotheK: Cool Eddie Holman - SheilaB do you have his 'I Surrender' on ABC? It's a good tune!
	5:47pm dale: is that the singer from the stylistics? sounds like the dude who sang 'sideshow'
	5:47pm djsheilab: @JtotheK "I Surrender" is one of my all-time favorites!!!!!
	5:49pm statoj: Keep your acupuncture. Just give me the Crystals!
	5:49pm The Contessa: Eddie Holman is 70
	5:49pm JtotheK: 'Eddie's My Name' is pretty great, too!
	5:49pm Adrian in London: Love the crackles on this April Stevens seven.
	5:50pm Adrian in London: And the purring!
	5:50pm jerry h.: Thank you Rob Kopp. Try to find the Rhino "Beat Generation" 3 disc boxed set -also has great non-musical tracks plus great music!
	5:50pm Fuzzy: "Sideshow" is by Blue Magic.
	5:50pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Meow!
	5:51pm Steve: April Stevens!
	5:51pm Rob Kopp: Hi Glynis
	5:51pm The Contessa: Good choice @Rob!
	5:52pm djsheilab: Hey @Glynis!!
	5:52pm dale: some more breathy purring from the ghost in the invisible bikini. great song, too bad it isn't released. www.youtube.com...
	5:52pm The Contessa: Oh no, Sheila time is nearly over :-((
	5:53pm djsheilab: To all who donated + tuned in + sent in great requests + heartfelt e-mails....THANK YOU!!
	5:53pm Mandy: Sheila it will be my first "Swag for Life" pledge this October. thanks for being awesome and nerdy. I think our culture is so against people with true passions. WFMU is a haven for passionate dreamers!
	5:53pm Rob Kopp: Love kitten by Noreen Corcoran sounds like a complete different song, but it's the same song as April Stevens'
	5:53pm statoj: I swear my plants look greener than they did at 3 pm...
	5:54pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Hi Rob, hi Sheila! Loving this stuff today!
	5:55pm dale: fuzzy - ah. then it's a betcha by golly wow thing happening. internet says it was stylistics for some reason.
	5:55pm The Contessa: Thank you, @Sheila!!
	5:55pm Adrian in London: What a lovely way to end the show! Thanks Sheila! x
	5:56pm Michael 98145: thank you again, DJ Sheila
	5:57pm statoj: Indeed! Have a delightful evening, SheilaB, and when your show is over, dont feel BAD.. feel the LOVE!
	5:57pm Rob Kopp: There are 2 programmes I always listen to on WFNU: Sophisticated Boom Boom by Sheila en Crayons To Perfume by Glynis. Unfortunately Glynis' programme is at 24:00 in NL, so I don't listen live to that one
	5:57pm dale: mandy - it doesn't hurt at all. welcome to the club.
	5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Sheila B. Goode! Thanks and have a super week.
	5:58pm Rob Kopp: Good boy band to end the show
	5:58pm jerry h.: Thank you once again djsheilab! another great show!
	6:00pm Rob Kopp: Thanks Sheila
	6:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Norwegian Death Metal! Wow! Yay!
	9:53pm mzzm: I liked Shuggie Otis /Aht Uh Mi Hed .
	10:08pm SeanG: THANKS SHEILA! that made my day! <3
	10:17pm SeanG: also Cherry Glazerr! woo hoo!
	9:23am SeanG: this Tahiti 80 is great!

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from October 7, 2016

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