WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from November 11, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:02pm @sugarwolf@: HELLO
	3:02pm modchick65: Hi everyone. I'm sorry. So very sorry.
	3:03pm The Contessa: Thank God it's Sheila time! Hello Sheila, hello everyone!
	3:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: The one, the only ... Sheila B.!
	3:03pm pinholga: Sheila can make this better... Right?
	3:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Sheila and everybody, this is just what we all need :)
	3:04pm The Contessa: Hello Ken! You OK?
	3:04pm Nina: Heal us please, Sheila!! <3
	3:04pm Adrian in London: If anyone can, Sheila can. (But please don't play anything as great as Juniore this week, which has proved to be financially ruinous sweeping up all their vinyl!)
	3:06pm JakeGould: Hey!
	3:06pm Summer and Michael: Holy cow, what a great opener, Sheila! Thank you. We love you!
	3:06pm The Contessa: I think we might all be putting Sheila under a bit of pressure!
	3:07pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Sheila and all. (And Bronwyn! Your debut program was a delight!)
	3:07pm Rob Kopp: Hi everyone
	3:08pm statoj: Hello, Sheila! Perfect opening song for this week.
	3:09pm KP: Nice one, Sheila
	3:09pm statoj: Oh my goodness, two perfections in a row!
	3:10pm JtotheK: Good Day to you all. 'Lo 'Thar SheilaB.
	3:14pm tullius: Take good heart and good cheer everyone: it will be OK. It really will.
	3:18pm chris: hi. smokin hot start to the show, djsheilab.
	3:19pm statoj: Go, Mary Ford! And love that fuzz bass.
	3:21pm Rob Kopp: Didn't know Les Paul & Mary Ford recorded stuff like this. I only know Les Paul from his speeded up guitar. Play their singles on 33-rpm or 16-rpm and you probably get the speed it was recorded. But this cover is by far the best track I've ever heard from them.
	3:22pm modchick65: I am really enjoying the show today.
	3:22pm statoj: Yes, I had never heard Mary sing before.
	3:23pm Rob Kopp: Did they do the same trick with her voice?
	3:24pm statoj: Modchick, it is just the best to hang out here with such fine people every week but especially this week.
	3:24pm listener james from westwood: "Hey—I'm walkin' here!"
	3:24pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love that Nilsson song so much. Thanks Sheila <3
	3:24pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Listener James: Thanks so much :D
	3:24pm statoj: James, I was gliding here.
	3:25pm Adrian in London: Oh, thought that was Kathryn Williams. She's great, and is, incidentally, demanding healing hugs from her audience at the merch stand on her current tour!
	3:26pm The Contessa: We also have to thank Sylvie for Michael!
	3:26pm JakeGould: That Nilsson song reminds me of "Midnight Cowboy." Especially the ending where Ratzo Rizzo dies on the bus to Florida and Joe Buck breaks down and hugs him and cries.
	3:28pm JakeGould: Screw those mice!
	3:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Jake: spoilers! just kidding ;)
	3:28pm Matt in Hillsborough: well at least he had something nice before he croaked
	3:29pm P-90: Nice story @Sheila B!
	3:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: @The Contessa - Hi, hope you're having a good week. I'm feeling kind of stressed, but a quiet walk in the woods should set things straight. That and some time here in the Boom Boom Room.
	3:30pm The Contessa: @Ken, OK good, just checking
	3:30pm listener james from westwood: statoj: Gliding also works!
	3:31pm JakeGould: @BronwynB: And then Joe Buck got the Infinity Gauntlet and fought off Darth Vader in Chinatown.
	3:32pm The Contessa: Bee Gees!! Huzzah!
	3:33pm JakeGould: "Sheila, my daughter... I have bad news for you... The Bee Gees are men. All men."
	3:34pm Rob Kopp: I prefer women with a deep dark voice over men with a head voice
	3:34pm JtotheK: @JakeGould - and then Joe Buck took the diamonds from Reservoir Dogs and shoved them in the briefcase from Pulp Fiction.
	3:35pm JakeGould: @JtotheK: And then he flew off on the Maltese Falcon with Chewbacca.
	3:36pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Rob: I agree, I love deep voices, although my two favorite bands both have prominent falsettos (they're also both from LA, a place I despise.) hmm
	3:36pm Brendan: It's understandable. There voices are in no way indicative of their chestial foliage.
	3:36pm Bronwyn Bishop: This sounds like an amazing movie, guys, I wish it really existed
	3:36pm jerry h.: Hello fellow cool music aficionados! and a special Hello to djsheilab! looking forward to another unique musical experience!I can"t believe I missed Nilsson. My all-time favorite movie "Midnight Cowboy".
	3:36pm P-90: Something about this particular Bee Gees track is reminiscent of an Alan Parsons composition/production.
	3:37pm JakeGould: Anyone remember being shocked when you realized that Rick Astley is white?
	3:38pm JtotheK: @JakeGould and then Joe Buck invented the cuckoo clock with Harry Lime because he was the Third Man.
	3:38pm jerry h.: "...and keep your meathooks off my radio!"
	3:38pm andrew: My brother once said,"notice how you never see the bee gees and alvin and the chipmunks in the same room at the same time".
	3:38pm djsheilab: HAHAHAHAHA! Brilliant @JakeGould!
	3:39pm JakeGould: @JtotheK: And that is what they call... The crying game!
	3:39pm statoj: @Jake, not only that, Rick is British! To hear him talk you would never suspect what a soul voice he possesses.
	3:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: @JakeGould - That's this guy, right? youtu.be...
	3:40pm Rob Kopp: I had the same with George Ezra. When I heard his voice for the first time in a record shop I would have guessed he would have been old and black, not young and white
	3:42pm JakeGould: Also, anyone remember your parents debating whether Divine was a man or not? My parents didn't believe it. Also my dad (R.I.P. I love you dad) believed that Father Guido Sarducci was an actual Church official.
	3:44pm KevinfromBayRidge: And then another Rick said his problems don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world.
	3:44pm Bend Sinister: Popcorn!
	3:44pm joe: @jakegould He wasn't?
	3:45pm statoj: @Jake, if your parents were watching John Waters movies, they must have been hip enough to figure it out.
	3:45pm BennettCap: Hot! Ha!
	3:46pm listener james from westwood: Ooh, dig this Singsiri track.
	3:47pm JakeGould: @statoj: They watched lots of talk shows and watched whatever movie appeared on TV. So this was when "Hairspray" made it mainstream and many people were first exposed to Divine.
	3:47pm statoj: This Onuma song sounds like a parallel Thai universe if a Brecht/Weil musical.
	3:49pm Rob Kopp: During the last Kink convention in NL we got Dave Berry singing this with The Kast Off Kinks feat. a couple of Kinks-members (Mick Avory, Kohn Dalton)
	3:50pm statoj: @Jake, Well I confess that when I saw the "other" male role that Divine plays in Hairspray I realized that I had forgotten he was a man. As a man his face is kind of crooked but as a woman he just looks very Baltimore. (Having lived there 20 yrs, I am allowed to say that.)
	3:52pm modchick65: Ok. The Ramones "Pet Cemetery" is seriously the song that is going to make me start crying.
	3:53pm joe: This is the song that introduced me to the Ramones when I was 13 years old.
	3:53pm Listener Robert: I've always liked the song, but could someone please explain if there's some metaphoric meaning to "I don't want to be buried in a pet cemetery"?
	3:54pm JakeGould: @joe: You were introduced to the Ramones at your Bar Mitzvah? What wonderful and joyous day to become a man!
	3:54pm Rob Kopp: The Ramones and a synthesizer just doesn't fit together
	3:54pm joe: It was because the movie was about being buried in a Pet Cemetery and coming back to life.
	3:55pm Sem Chumbo: If there was ever a need for serious Boom Boom, it is now. Hiya, Sheila B., and sophisticates.
	3:55pm joe: @jakegould even cooler was that they played the Ramones at my Bar Mitzvah. Even more interesting is that I'm not even Jewish.
	3:55pm Rob Kopp: Who's the Whor.. ible person?
	3:55pm Listener Robert: So I gather, joe, but is that all just an indirect way of singing, "My life sucks"?
	3:56pm joe: No I think it was meant to be literal reference to the fact that the character did not want to come back to life as a zombie.
	3:57pm JakeGould: @joe: Ha!
	3:58pm statoj: I just like how he rhymed bury with cemetery.
	3:58pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and Boomers. Listening in from home.
	3:59pm Listener Robert: I like the way the different chords carry the melody. Also, what cx if any does it have to Stephen King's novel "Pet Sematary"?
	3:59pm joe: @listener Robert it was written for the film
	4:01pm Bill W: I teared up at the K Musgraves song, Sheila.
	4:03pm Brendan: I thought Rick Astley was rather canine: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DsC8jQXRbQE
	4:03pm modchick65: Sheila, I think there are a few pop quiz night. The trick is finding one that focuses on music earlier than the past 20 years.
	4:04pm Rob Kopp: This weekend is Europe's biggest record fair in Utrecht. Here you can see how big www.recordplanet.nl... (and it also got a picture of another female deejay I like very much: deejay Miss Twist; and there's even a picture of me beside her, presenting part 3 of my book!)
	4:04pm Alex in Brooklyn: The theme: this group is also made up of hairy men?
	4:05pm Mary Wing: There's a bar that does a "How I Met Your Mother" quiz; I haven't found any pop quiz bars though.
	4:06pm Rob Kopp: and what do you think of the picture of that records-dress!
	4:06pm djsheilab: @Mary Wing We should do a WFMU one!!
	4:06pm Adrian in London: @Rob Here's a great article about the Utrecht record fair by John Doran of The Quietus. Features Andy Votel thequietus.com...
	4:07pm Joe McG: If WFMU does one, I want Sheila and Gaylord on my team! (Hi, Sheila! Wow of a show, as usual.)
	4:07pm Mary Wing: I thought of that, Sheila! I'd love to do a Name That Tune with FMU DJs battling it out.
	4:07pm andrew: stephen king is/was a big fan of ramones, acdc etc. acdc came up with "who made who" for "maximum overdrive".
	4:08pm djsheilab: Anyone hearing a common theme or have I made it too challenging? :)
	4:09pm Mary Wing: The theme of this set is GODZILLA NEEDS PRETTY GIRLS!
	4:09pm joe: I have not figured out the theme but I do love the music
	4:09pm Rob Kopp: Thanks Adrian. I'm going to read it after the show. That hall is sooo big, I'm always thinking: where do I start?
	4:09pm statoj: Rob, I think she is a nurse fighting her way out of a bubble...
	4:11pm statoj: All songs by Stevie Wonder?
	4:11pm Rob Kopp: @Joe: The theme could be foreign language, or I don't understand a @#$% word of what you're saying
	4:12pm pinholga: They're all Four Lads covers?
	4:12pm JakeGould: I wish this was a bar so my guess could be "More Beer?"
	4:13pm statoj: Okay, not Stevie. Maybe all Swing-influenced?
	4:13pm Brendan: Asian girl pop bands
	4:13pm joe: songs with no guitar
	4:13pm Carmichael: All played in the same key?
	4:14pm Rob Kopp: When Trumps sends Gulen back, they probably have to change the name of the city for a third time
	4:14pm statoj: Cole Porter!
	4:14pm jerry h.: Rob Kopp, didn"t know that you are an author.What are your books about?
	4:14pm Listener Robert: I like the rubato, syncopation, or whatever it is in this one.
	4:14pm Adrian in London: Was it, to quote an old Viz punchline, 'Denis Law played for both City AND United'?
	4:15pm jpop lovher: I like the album covers very nice
	4:15pm JakeGould: @Brendan: I was shocked when I learned that "The Might Be Giants" were Japanese kogals with slouchy socks.
	4:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Songs played at Sheila's last birthday party?
	4:16pm JtotheK: Artists that have all never been in my kitchen?
	4:16pm statoj: Yes, that melodic line! I just did not know the term to describe it.
	4:17pm Brendan: Yeah... umhhh I uhhh ...it was a shot in the dark before the giants came on. Redact that
	4:17pm Rob Kopp: It's a popencyclopedia about Dutch popmusic in the 50's and 60's. 1100 pages with a picture or EVERY record and ALL the tracks on those records. see www.platenclubutrecht.nl
	4:19pm Rob Kopp: and ofcourse this single is in it as well
	4:21pm Brendan: Next quiz : see that cloud over there . What does it look like?
	4:23pm modchick65: I just can't hang with those vocals.
	4:24pm jerry h.: fantastic! It sounds like something that's right up my alley! Love photos and cover graphics. Can't wait to hear the music and click on the link. Thanks. I'm glad I asked.
	4:24pm Brendan: Im gonna drink you pretty
	4:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: Fifteen Beers Ago
	4:26pm Rob Kopp: In 2 weeks I'm in London for the yearly Kinks-convention. Saturday evening sing along in the Victoria pub, Sunday afternoon Kast Off Kinks in the Boston Arms near Tuffnel Park. When Ray Davies is in the country, he always turns up.
	4:35pm Rob Kopp: Another great country song and song title: Pissin' in the wind by Jerry Jeff Walker
	4:38pm jerry h.: i'm liking this song by Many Voices Speak .
	4:40pm joe: Very beautiful tribute.
	4:40pm modchick65: Nice Cohen song/cover to play.
	4:41pm Rob Kopp: Did you change your playlist this morning?
	4:41pm joe: I would actually love to hear much of Leonard's stuff from that time period sung in French.
	4:42pm dfb: beautiful version big wow
	4:44pm JtotheK: groovy baby washington track!
	4:48pm Rob Kopp: You can surely hear what inspired you for this show, Sheila. Love it.
	4:50pm jerry h.: teddy's version of "What's Goin On"
	4:52pm Little Danny: Soul and disco from a place of uplift and struggle has really helped me get through the last few days. This Melvin cut is sooo workin' for me right now!
	4:53pm jake: This song!! Hillary I hope you are listening right now girl!!
	4:54pm Rob Kopp: Donald as well
	5:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bluh...no justice for Cecil the Lion. www.startribune.com...
	5:02pm Adrian in London: Oh, Trouble's show was great yesterday.
	5:03pm listener james from westwood: Not lying when I say I began anticipating Sophisticated Boom-Boom the moment it became obvious HRC lost. This show is helping immensely, as is WFMU in general.
	5:07pm Little Danny: Spot on re: Duane's show on Wednesday. It helped me so much. Now I need to check out Trouble's!
	5:08pm Little Danny: Me too, listener James! FMU has kept me going
	5:09pm The Contessa: Anyone else missing The Man from U.N.C.L.E, too?
	5:12pm JtotheK: FMU has helped a lot. Including Little Danny's program last night, excellent soul 45s were spun! I did catch bits and pieces of Duane's show, have to visit the rest via archives... Thanks everyone.
	5:12pm joe: I was expecting to see Kurt Loder there for a second.
	5:13pm modchick65: The Man From UNCLE. :(
	5:13pm Little Danny: Thanks J2tK, and nice to run into you here
	5:14pm listener james from westwood: @joe: Yes! That sample is ground into my consciousness from many hours of MTV.
	5:14pm modchick65: A guy in my office went as Art Garfunkel for Halloween. He was wearing black pants, a black turtleneck, a grey blazer, and a curly wig. I was like, "Who are you?" He told me, "Art Garfunkel." Me: "I thought you were the guy from the Man From UNCLE."
	5:16pm chalmers: One of Art Garfunkel's post S&G projects was walking across the U.S., but not at once. He'd go for a while, fly home, then fly back to that spot a few months later and continue the process.
	5:16pm Adrian in London: I'd wager that no other DJ on the planet has segued Megadeth into Kero Kero Bonito!
	5:16pm joe: @James From Westwood I remember me and my metal head friends being infuriated when the evil MTV used that loop. Funny part is it's one of only maybe 3 songs I like/tolerate from Megadeth.
	5:18pm joe: @adrian is that a challenge? :)
	5:21pm The Contessa: I'll vote for second single of the week!
	5:22pm listener james from westwood: Nicole Atkins!!
	5:23pm Adrian in London: Oh, Nicole!!!
	5:23pm The Contessa: The beautiful voice of Nicole Atkins!
	5:23pm djsheilab: @Adrian in London You reminded me that she's working on new material. This is so wonderful! Can't wait for more.
	5:24pm The Contessa: @Sheila, we love her!
	5:24pm djsheilab: Thanks to everyone for such wonderful comments + for not being too cruel about my failed pop quiz :)
	5:25pm Rob Kopp: Dedicated to Donald: www.youtube.com...
	5:25pm andrew: now this is country
	5:27pm Whosondephone: Yes my desert people Exclamation point.
	5:29pm maestroso: I picked up a bunch of Turkish cds at the mini record fair in Monty Hall. For a dollar each. This is a nice track, djsheilab.
	5:32pm Whosondephone: You need money!
	5:35pm JtotheK: yeah! great Tears tune.
	5:36pm djsheilab: Here's the link to donate: pledge.wfmu.org... THANKS GANG!!!!
	5:37pm Linda Lee: sewing the seeds of love .. definitely required right now. thank you SheilaB!
	5:38pm Linda Lee: & sowing also!
	5:39pm djsheilab: "I believe in LOVE POWER!"
	5:42pm Ginny: Had to put my lesson plans to the side (on a Friday night) to listen to a great last set. A very needed teacher "need." Thanks
	5:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: A couple times a week, my friend Garth in college would request "Time of the Season" on the local rock station.
	5:49pm statoj: I have not heard this Marianne Faithfull song since 1969!!!
	5:51pm northguineahills: Slowdive!
	5:52pm Rob Kopp: Odessey & Oracle by The Zombies and The Village Green Preservation Society by The Kinks, both from 1968, are 2 of the most underrated albums by British bands
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'll have a Ballad Sabbath & your most affordable red wine, Cheers...
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - not by me Rob !
	5:56pm P-90: @Sheila B: Thanks so much for the music and all your thoughts, feelings, and wishes today. It's helping the healing.
	5:57pm Ava: In high school my geometry professor was really into pro wresting and ozzy osbourne. I spent lots of time after school with him working on homework and as a result also became obsessed with Ozzy. I listened to this song over and over and over again for at least a year...thanks for refreshing the memories of freshman year!
	5:58pm jerry h.: Thanks @djsheilab !!
	5:58pm JtotheK: enjoyed the program, thanks SheilaB!
	5:58pm The Contessa: Thank you @Sheila, your voice alone uplifts us all xx
	5:58pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Sheila! Be well.
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think Oracle has long been rising slowly but largely in recognition - & Village Green still waits for broader notice. (Parts of Oracle were the 1st things done in AbbeyRd.II after Sgt.Pepper - & VillageGreen was released same day as the White Album...)
	5:59pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again Sheila
	5:59pm Adrian in London: Thanks! Lovely as ever xx
	6:00pm djsheilab: Thanks everyone!!! Xoxoxoxo

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from November 11, 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
Stevie Wonder	Love's In Need Of Love Today	Songs in the Key of Life	Motown	1976			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Nelly McKay	Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying	My Weekly Reader	429 Records	2015			0:08:37 (Pop-up)
The Shirelles	It's Love That Really Counts (In the Long Run)	The Shirelles Anthology: Will You Love Me Tomorrow	Castle Music	2005	From 1962		0:10:48 (Pop-up)
Kathryn Williams	The Known "The Known" by "Kathryn Williams"	Crown Electric	One Little Indian	2013			0:13:10 (Pop-up)
Les Paul & Mary Ford	I Just Don't Understand	Swingin' South	Epic	1962			0:16:25 (Pop-up)
Wanda Sa	Adriana "Adriana" by "Wanda Sa"	Vagamente	Som Livre	2006	From 1964		0:19:15 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	Everybody's Talkin'	Everybody's Talkin'	BMG Music	2006	From 1968		0:20:59 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Vartan	La Plus Belle Pour Aller Danser	EP	RCA Victor	1964			0:23:31 (Pop-up)

Bee Gees	Alone "Alone" by "Bee Gees"	Still Waters	A&M	1997			0:32:57 (Pop-up)
Cote	London "London" by "Cote"	Single	Self-Released	2016		*	0:37:34 (Pop-up)
Roddie Joy	Something Strange Is Going On	45	Parkway	1966			0:40:07 (Pop-up)
Malcolm Dodds	Laugh My Heart "Laugh My Heart" by "Malcolm Dodds"	45	MGM	1961			0:42:25 (Pop-up)
Onuma Singsiri	Mae Kha Som Tam "Mae Kha Som Tam" by "Onuma Singsiri"	The Sound Of Siam: Leftfield Luk-Thung, Jazz & Molam In Thailand 1964-1975	Soundway	2012			0:45:00 (Pop-up)
The Shacks	This Strange Effect "This Strange Effect" by "The Shacks"	The Shacks EP	Big Crown	2016		*	0:48:20 (Pop-up)
The Ramones	Pet Sematary "Pet Sematary" by "The Ramones"	Brain Drain	Sire	1989			0:50:33 (Pop-up)
Kasey Musgraves	Follow Your Arrow	Same Trailer, Different Park	Mercury	2013			0:54:00 (Pop-up)

Shena Ringo	Honnou "Honnou" by "Shena Ringo"	EP	Toshiba-EMI	1999			1:06:03 (Pop-up)
Ladies Code	The Rain "The Rain" by "Ladies Code"	Strang3r EP	Blockberry	2016		*	1:07:36 (Pop-up)
They Might Be Giants	Istanbul "Istanbul" by "They Might Be Giants"	Flood	Elektra	1990			1:11:42 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald	Puttin' On the Ritz	The Complete Ella Fitzgerald Songbooks	Verve	1994	From 1958		1:14:08 (Pop-up)
The Crazy Girls and the Javelins	Hey, Hey, Ha! Ha!	45	Capitol	1963			1:17:05 (Pop-up)
Shampoo	I Love Little Pussy "I Love Little Pussy" by "Shampoo"	Blisters & Bruises EP	Icerink	1993			1:18:57 (Pop-up)
Justin Moore	You Look Like I Need A Drink	Kinda Don't Care	Big Machine	2016			1:22:16 (Pop-up)
Janelle Monáe	Q.U.E.E.N. feat Erykah Badu	The Electric Lady	Big Boy	2013			1:25:05 (Pop-up)

Many Voices Speak	Away From All Time	Single	Hit City USA	2016	My Single of the Week!	*	1:35:38 (Pop-up)
Françoise Hardy	Suzanne "Suzanne" by "Françoise Hardy"	Comment Te Dire Adieu	Disque Vogue	1970	RIP Leonard Cohen		1:39:19 (Pop-up)
Jeanette "Baby" Washington	Let Love Go By	45	ABC Paramount	1961			1:42:19 (Pop-up)
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes	Wake Up Everybody	Wake Up Everybody	Philadelphia International	1975			1:45:45 (Pop-up)
Peggy Seeger	I’m Gonna Be An Engineer	Folkways Years 1955-1992: Songs of Love and Politics	Smithsonian Folkways Recordings	1992	From 1970		1:51:54 (Pop-up)
Bobbie Smith & the Dream Girls	Mine All Mine	45	Big Top	1962			1:56:01 (Pop-up)

Pixies	Cecelia Ann "Cecelia Ann" by "Pixies"	Bossanova	4AD	1990			2:04:06 (Pop-up)
Odessa Harris	Baby You're What I Need	45	Uptown	1966			2:06:01 (Pop-up)
The Cupids	Bazazz Tengoku "Bazazz Tengoku" by "The Cupids"	Sixties Ladyland	Tokuma	2002	From 1968		2:08:24 (Pop-up)
Megadeth	Peace Sells "Peace Sells" by "Megadeth"	Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?	Capitol	1986			2:11:11 (Pop-up)
Kero Kero Bonito	Heard A Song "Heard A Song" by "Kero Kero Bonito"	Bonito Generation	Kero Kero Bonito	2016		*	2:14:31 (Pop-up)
Greg Allman	It Ain't No Use "It Ain't No Use" by "Greg Allman"	Playin' Up A Storm	Capricorn	1977	This would be Single of the Week #2 if I had such a thing cos I've only just discovered it and love it so much.		2:18:12 (Pop-up)
Nicole Atkins	A Little Crazy "A Little Crazy" by "Nicole Atkins"	Single	Nicole Atkins	2016		*	2:21:37 (Pop-up)
Gaye Su Akyol	Kendimden Kaçmaktan	Hologram İmparatorluğu	Glitterbeat	2016		*	2:25:25 (Pop-up)

Tears For Fears	Sowing The Seeds Of Love	The Seeds Of Love	Fontana	1989			2:35:03 (Pop-up)
Emitt Rhodes	Long Time No See "Long Time No See" by "Emitt Rhodes"	The Emitt Rhodes Recordings 1969-1973	Universal	2009	From 1970		2:39:53 (Pop-up)
Lectric Woods	Time Of the Season "Time Of the Season" by "Lectric Woods"	45	APT	1969			2:43:01 (Pop-up)
Marianne Faithfull	What Have They Done to the Rain?	Marianne Faithfull	Decca	1965			2:46:19 (Pop-up)
Slowdive	Here She Comes "Here She Comes" by "Slowdive"	Souvlaki	Creation	1993			2:49:36 (Pop-up)
Ozzy Osbourne	Dreamer "Dreamer" by "Ozzy Osbourne"	Down To Earth	Sony	2001			2:51:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm @sugarwolf@: HELLO
	3:02pm modchick65: Hi everyone. I'm sorry. So very sorry.
	3:03pm The Contessa: Thank God it's Sheila time! Hello Sheila, hello everyone!
	3:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: The one, the only ... Sheila B.!
	3:03pm pinholga: Sheila can make this better... Right?
	3:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Sheila and everybody, this is just what we all need :)
	3:04pm The Contessa: Hello Ken! You OK?
	3:04pm Nina: Heal us please, Sheila!! <3
	3:04pm Adrian in London: If anyone can, Sheila can. (But please don't play anything as great as Juniore this week, which has proved to be financially ruinous sweeping up all their vinyl!)
	3:06pm JakeGould: Hey!
	3:06pm Summer and Michael: Holy cow, what a great opener, Sheila! Thank you. We love you!
	3:06pm The Contessa: I think we might all be putting Sheila under a bit of pressure!
	3:07pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Sheila and all. (And Bronwyn! Your debut program was a delight!)
	3:07pm Rob Kopp: Hi everyone
	3:08pm statoj: Hello, Sheila! Perfect opening song for this week.
	3:09pm KP: Nice one, Sheila
	3:09pm statoj: Oh my goodness, two perfections in a row!
	3:10pm JtotheK: Good Day to you all. 'Lo 'Thar SheilaB.
	3:14pm tullius: Take good heart and good cheer everyone: it will be OK. It really will.
	3:18pm chris: hi. smokin hot start to the show, djsheilab.
	3:19pm statoj: Go, Mary Ford! And love that fuzz bass.
	3:21pm Rob Kopp: Didn't know Les Paul & Mary Ford recorded stuff like this. I only know Les Paul from his speeded up guitar. Play their singles on 33-rpm or 16-rpm and you probably get the speed it was recorded. But this cover is by far the best track I've ever heard from them.
	3:22pm modchick65: I am really enjoying the show today.
	3:22pm statoj: Yes, I had never heard Mary sing before.
	3:23pm Rob Kopp: Did they do the same trick with her voice?
	3:24pm statoj: Modchick, it is just the best to hang out here with such fine people every week but especially this week.
	3:24pm listener james from westwood: "Hey—I'm walkin' here!"
	3:24pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love that Nilsson song so much. Thanks Sheila <3
	3:24pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Listener James: Thanks so much :D
	3:24pm statoj: James, I was gliding here.
	3:25pm Adrian in London: Oh, thought that was Kathryn Williams. She's great, and is, incidentally, demanding healing hugs from her audience at the merch stand on her current tour!
	3:26pm The Contessa: We also have to thank Sylvie for Michael!
	3:26pm JakeGould: That Nilsson song reminds me of "Midnight Cowboy." Especially the ending where Ratzo Rizzo dies on the bus to Florida and Joe Buck breaks down and hugs him and cries.
	3:28pm JakeGould: Screw those mice!
	3:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Jake: spoilers! just kidding ;)
	3:28pm Matt in Hillsborough: well at least he had something nice before he croaked
	3:29pm P-90: Nice story @Sheila B!
	3:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: @The Contessa - Hi, hope you're having a good week. I'm feeling kind of stressed, but a quiet walk in the woods should set things straight. That and some time here in the Boom Boom Room.
	3:30pm The Contessa: @Ken, OK good, just checking
	3:30pm listener james from westwood: statoj: Gliding also works!
	3:31pm JakeGould: @BronwynB: And then Joe Buck got the Infinity Gauntlet and fought off Darth Vader in Chinatown.
	3:32pm The Contessa: Bee Gees!! Huzzah!
	3:33pm JakeGould: "Sheila, my daughter... I have bad news for you... The Bee Gees are men. All men."
	3:34pm Rob Kopp: I prefer women with a deep dark voice over men with a head voice
	3:34pm JtotheK: @JakeGould - and then Joe Buck took the diamonds from Reservoir Dogs and shoved them in the briefcase from Pulp Fiction.
	3:35pm JakeGould: @JtotheK: And then he flew off on the Maltese Falcon with Chewbacca.
	3:36pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Rob: I agree, I love deep voices, although my two favorite bands both have prominent falsettos (they're also both from LA, a place I despise.) hmm
	3:36pm Brendan: It's understandable. There voices are in no way indicative of their chestial foliage.
	3:36pm Bronwyn Bishop: This sounds like an amazing movie, guys, I wish it really existed
	3:36pm jerry h.: Hello fellow cool music aficionados! and a special Hello to djsheilab! looking forward to another unique musical experience!I can"t believe I missed Nilsson. My all-time favorite movie "Midnight Cowboy".
	3:36pm P-90: Something about this particular Bee Gees track is reminiscent of an Alan Parsons composition/production.
	3:37pm JakeGould: Anyone remember being shocked when you realized that Rick Astley is white?
	3:38pm JtotheK: @JakeGould and then Joe Buck invented the cuckoo clock with Harry Lime because he was the Third Man.
	3:38pm jerry h.: "...and keep your meathooks off my radio!"
	3:38pm andrew: My brother once said,"notice how you never see the bee gees and alvin and the chipmunks in the same room at the same time".
	3:38pm djsheilab: HAHAHAHAHA! Brilliant @JakeGould!
	3:39pm JakeGould: @JtotheK: And that is what they call... The crying game!
	3:39pm statoj: @Jake, not only that, Rick is British! To hear him talk you would never suspect what a soul voice he possesses.
	3:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: @JakeGould - That's this guy, right? youtu.be...
	3:40pm Rob Kopp: I had the same with George Ezra. When I heard his voice for the first time in a record shop I would have guessed he would have been old and black, not young and white
	3:42pm JakeGould: Also, anyone remember your parents debating whether Divine was a man or not? My parents didn't believe it. Also my dad (R.I.P. I love you dad) believed that Father Guido Sarducci was an actual Church official.
	3:44pm KevinfromBayRidge: And then another Rick said his problems don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world.
	3:44pm Bend Sinister: Popcorn!
	3:44pm joe: @jakegould He wasn't?
	3:45pm statoj: @Jake, if your parents were watching John Waters movies, they must have been hip enough to figure it out.
	3:45pm BennettCap: Hot! Ha!
	3:46pm listener james from westwood: Ooh, dig this Singsiri track.
	3:47pm JakeGould: @statoj: They watched lots of talk shows and watched whatever movie appeared on TV. So this was when "Hairspray" made it mainstream and many people were first exposed to Divine.
	3:47pm statoj: This Onuma song sounds like a parallel Thai universe if a Brecht/Weil musical.
	3:49pm Rob Kopp: During the last Kink convention in NL we got Dave Berry singing this with The Kast Off Kinks feat. a couple of Kinks-members (Mick Avory, Kohn Dalton)
	3:50pm statoj: @Jake, Well I confess that when I saw the "other" male role that Divine plays in Hairspray I realized that I had forgotten he was a man. As a man his face is kind of crooked but as a woman he just looks very Baltimore. (Having lived there 20 yrs, I am allowed to say that.)
	3:52pm modchick65: Ok. The Ramones "Pet Cemetery" is seriously the song that is going to make me start crying.
	3:53pm joe: This is the song that introduced me to the Ramones when I was 13 years old.
	3:53pm Listener Robert: I've always liked the song, but could someone please explain if there's some metaphoric meaning to "I don't want to be buried in a pet cemetery"?
	3:54pm JakeGould: @joe: You were introduced to the Ramones at your Bar Mitzvah? What wonderful and joyous day to become a man!
	3:54pm Rob Kopp: The Ramones and a synthesizer just doesn't fit together
	3:54pm joe: It was because the movie was about being buried in a Pet Cemetery and coming back to life.
	3:55pm Sem Chumbo: If there was ever a need for serious Boom Boom, it is now. Hiya, Sheila B., and sophisticates.
	3:55pm joe: @jakegould even cooler was that they played the Ramones at my Bar Mitzvah. Even more interesting is that I'm not even Jewish.
	3:55pm Rob Kopp: Who's the Whor.. ible person?
	3:55pm Listener Robert: So I gather, joe, but is that all just an indirect way of singing, "My life sucks"?
	3:56pm joe: No I think it was meant to be literal reference to the fact that the character did not want to come back to life as a zombie.
	3:57pm JakeGould: @joe: Ha!
	3:58pm statoj: I just like how he rhymed bury with cemetery.
	3:58pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and Boomers. Listening in from home.
	3:59pm Listener Robert: I like the way the different chords carry the melody. Also, what cx if any does it have to Stephen King's novel "Pet Sematary"?
	3:59pm joe: @listener Robert it was written for the film
	4:01pm Bill W: I teared up at the K Musgraves song, Sheila.
	4:03pm Brendan: I thought Rick Astley was rather canine: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DsC8jQXRbQE
	4:03pm modchick65: Sheila, I think there are a few pop quiz night. The trick is finding one that focuses on music earlier than the past 20 years.
	4:04pm Rob Kopp: This weekend is Europe's biggest record fair in Utrecht. Here you can see how big www.recordplanet.nl... (and it also got a picture of another female deejay I like very much: deejay Miss Twist; and there's even a picture of me beside her, presenting part 3 of my book!)
	4:04pm Alex in Brooklyn: The theme: this group is also made up of hairy men?
	4:05pm Mary Wing: There's a bar that does a "How I Met Your Mother" quiz; I haven't found any pop quiz bars though.
	4:06pm Rob Kopp: and what do you think of the picture of that records-dress!
	4:06pm djsheilab: @Mary Wing We should do a WFMU one!!
	4:06pm Adrian in London: @Rob Here's a great article about the Utrecht record fair by John Doran of The Quietus. Features Andy Votel thequietus.com...
	4:07pm Joe McG: If WFMU does one, I want Sheila and Gaylord on my team! (Hi, Sheila! Wow of a show, as usual.)
	4:07pm Mary Wing: I thought of that, Sheila! I'd love to do a Name That Tune with FMU DJs battling it out.
	4:07pm andrew: stephen king is/was a big fan of ramones, acdc etc. acdc came up with "who made who" for "maximum overdrive".
	4:08pm djsheilab: Anyone hearing a common theme or have I made it too challenging? :)
	4:09pm Mary Wing: The theme of this set is GODZILLA NEEDS PRETTY GIRLS!
	4:09pm joe: I have not figured out the theme but I do love the music
	4:09pm Rob Kopp: Thanks Adrian. I'm going to read it after the show. That hall is sooo big, I'm always thinking: where do I start?
	4:09pm statoj: Rob, I think she is a nurse fighting her way out of a bubble...
	4:11pm statoj: All songs by Stevie Wonder?
	4:11pm Rob Kopp: @Joe: The theme could be foreign language, or I don't understand a @#$% word of what you're saying
	4:12pm pinholga: They're all Four Lads covers?
	4:12pm JakeGould: I wish this was a bar so my guess could be "More Beer?"
	4:13pm statoj: Okay, not Stevie. Maybe all Swing-influenced?
	4:13pm Brendan: Asian girl pop bands
	4:13pm joe: songs with no guitar
	4:13pm Carmichael: All played in the same key?
	4:14pm Rob Kopp: When Trumps sends Gulen back, they probably have to change the name of the city for a third time
	4:14pm statoj: Cole Porter!
	4:14pm jerry h.: Rob Kopp, didn"t know that you are an author.What are your books about?
	4:14pm Listener Robert: I like the rubato, syncopation, or whatever it is in this one.
	4:14pm Adrian in London: Was it, to quote an old Viz punchline, 'Denis Law played for both City AND United'?
	4:15pm jpop lovher: I like the album covers very nice
	4:15pm JakeGould: @Brendan: I was shocked when I learned that "The Might Be Giants" were Japanese kogals with slouchy socks.
	4:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Songs played at Sheila's last birthday party?
	4:16pm JtotheK: Artists that have all never been in my kitchen?
	4:16pm statoj: Yes, that melodic line! I just did not know the term to describe it.
	4:17pm Brendan: Yeah... umhhh I uhhh ...it was a shot in the dark before the giants came on. Redact that
	4:17pm Rob Kopp: It's a popencyclopedia about Dutch popmusic in the 50's and 60's. 1100 pages with a picture or EVERY record and ALL the tracks on those records. see www.platenclubutrecht.nl
	4:19pm Rob Kopp: and ofcourse this single is in it as well
	4:21pm Brendan: Next quiz : see that cloud over there . What does it look like?
	4:23pm modchick65: I just can't hang with those vocals.
	4:24pm jerry h.: fantastic! It sounds like something that's right up my alley! Love photos and cover graphics. Can't wait to hear the music and click on the link. Thanks. I'm glad I asked.
	4:24pm Brendan: Im gonna drink you pretty
	4:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: Fifteen Beers Ago
	4:26pm Rob Kopp: In 2 weeks I'm in London for the yearly Kinks-convention. Saturday evening sing along in the Victoria pub, Sunday afternoon Kast Off Kinks in the Boston Arms near Tuffnel Park. When Ray Davies is in the country, he always turns up.
	4:35pm Rob Kopp: Another great country song and song title: Pissin' in the wind by Jerry Jeff Walker
	4:38pm jerry h.: i'm liking this song by Many Voices Speak .
	4:40pm joe: Very beautiful tribute.
	4:40pm modchick65: Nice Cohen song/cover to play.
	4:41pm Rob Kopp: Did you change your playlist this morning?
	4:41pm joe: I would actually love to hear much of Leonard's stuff from that time period sung in French.
	4:42pm dfb: beautiful version big wow
	4:44pm JtotheK: groovy baby washington track!
	4:48pm Rob Kopp: You can surely hear what inspired you for this show, Sheila. Love it.
	4:50pm jerry h.: teddy's version of "What's Goin On"
	4:52pm Little Danny: Soul and disco from a place of uplift and struggle has really helped me get through the last few days. This Melvin cut is sooo workin' for me right now!
	4:53pm jake: This song!! Hillary I hope you are listening right now girl!!
	4:54pm Rob Kopp: Donald as well
	5:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bluh...no justice for Cecil the Lion. www.startribune.com...
	5:02pm Adrian in London: Oh, Trouble's show was great yesterday.
	5:03pm listener james from westwood: Not lying when I say I began anticipating Sophisticated Boom-Boom the moment it became obvious HRC lost. This show is helping immensely, as is WFMU in general.
	5:07pm Little Danny: Spot on re: Duane's show on Wednesday. It helped me so much. Now I need to check out Trouble's!
	5:08pm Little Danny: Me too, listener James! FMU has kept me going
	5:09pm The Contessa: Anyone else missing The Man from U.N.C.L.E, too?
	5:12pm JtotheK: FMU has helped a lot. Including Little Danny's program last night, excellent soul 45s were spun! I did catch bits and pieces of Duane's show, have to visit the rest via archives... Thanks everyone.
	5:12pm joe: I was expecting to see Kurt Loder there for a second.
	5:13pm modchick65: The Man From UNCLE. :(
	5:13pm Little Danny: Thanks J2tK, and nice to run into you here
	5:14pm listener james from westwood: @joe: Yes! That sample is ground into my consciousness from many hours of MTV.
	5:14pm modchick65: A guy in my office went as Art Garfunkel for Halloween. He was wearing black pants, a black turtleneck, a grey blazer, and a curly wig. I was like, "Who are you?" He told me, "Art Garfunkel." Me: "I thought you were the guy from the Man From UNCLE."
	5:16pm chalmers: One of Art Garfunkel's post S&G projects was walking across the U.S., but not at once. He'd go for a while, fly home, then fly back to that spot a few months later and continue the process.
	5:16pm Adrian in London: I'd wager that no other DJ on the planet has segued Megadeth into Kero Kero Bonito!
	5:16pm joe: @James From Westwood I remember me and my metal head friends being infuriated when the evil MTV used that loop. Funny part is it's one of only maybe 3 songs I like/tolerate from Megadeth.
	5:18pm joe: @adrian is that a challenge? :)
	5:21pm The Contessa: I'll vote for second single of the week!
	5:22pm listener james from westwood: Nicole Atkins!!
	5:23pm Adrian in London: Oh, Nicole!!!
	5:23pm The Contessa: The beautiful voice of Nicole Atkins!
	5:23pm djsheilab: @Adrian in London You reminded me that she's working on new material. This is so wonderful! Can't wait for more.
	5:24pm The Contessa: @Sheila, we love her!
	5:24pm djsheilab: Thanks to everyone for such wonderful comments + for not being too cruel about my failed pop quiz :)
	5:25pm Rob Kopp: Dedicated to Donald: www.youtube.com...
	5:25pm andrew: now this is country
	5:27pm Whosondephone: Yes my desert people Exclamation point.
	5:29pm maestroso: I picked up a bunch of Turkish cds at the mini record fair in Monty Hall. For a dollar each. This is a nice track, djsheilab.
	5:32pm Whosondephone: You need money!
	5:35pm JtotheK: yeah! great Tears tune.
	5:36pm djsheilab: Here's the link to donate: pledge.wfmu.org... THANKS GANG!!!!
	5:37pm Linda Lee: sewing the seeds of love .. definitely required right now. thank you SheilaB!
	5:38pm Linda Lee: & sowing also!
	5:39pm djsheilab: "I believe in LOVE POWER!"
	5:42pm Ginny: Had to put my lesson plans to the side (on a Friday night) to listen to a great last set. A very needed teacher "need." Thanks
	5:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: A couple times a week, my friend Garth in college would request "Time of the Season" on the local rock station.
	5:49pm statoj: I have not heard this Marianne Faithfull song since 1969!!!
	5:51pm northguineahills: Slowdive!
	5:52pm Rob Kopp: Odessey & Oracle by The Zombies and The Village Green Preservation Society by The Kinks, both from 1968, are 2 of the most underrated albums by British bands
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'll have a Ballad Sabbath & your most affordable red wine, Cheers...
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - not by me Rob !
	5:56pm P-90: @Sheila B: Thanks so much for the music and all your thoughts, feelings, and wishes today. It's helping the healing.
	5:57pm Ava: In high school my geometry professor was really into pro wresting and ozzy osbourne. I spent lots of time after school with him working on homework and as a result also became obsessed with Ozzy. I listened to this song over and over and over again for at least a year...thanks for refreshing the memories of freshman year!
	5:58pm jerry h.: Thanks @djsheilab !!
	5:58pm JtotheK: enjoyed the program, thanks SheilaB!
	5:58pm The Contessa: Thank you @Sheila, your voice alone uplifts us all xx
	5:58pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Sheila! Be well.
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think Oracle has long been rising slowly but largely in recognition - & Village Green still waits for broader notice. (Parts of Oracle were the 1st things done in AbbeyRd.II after Sgt.Pepper - & VillageGreen was released same day as the White Album...)
	5:59pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again Sheila
	5:59pm Adrian in London: Thanks! Lovely as ever xx
	6:00pm djsheilab: Thanks everyone!!! Xoxoxoxo

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from November 11, 2016

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