WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from June 16, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:00pm P-90: Hi DJ Sheila and BoomBoomers!
	3:01pm Rob Kopp: Hi Sheila, P-90 and other listeners
	3:01pm BabyBear: Boomie reporting in!
	3:02pm Rob Kopp: Bought a set of external speakers for my iMac today, so now I listen to a sound I have to get used to
	3:03pm βrian: Bonjour, sheila_B. Nous sommes à l'écoute.
	3:03pm modchick65: Hi everyone. Being able to listen to SBB over the summer means that I'm working on a Summer Friday. But this makes things better.
	3:04pm jerry h.: Greetings fellow listeners and fearless leader! Great first song!
	3:04pm Cecile: when we'd hear this song at kids, we'd sing like this: when you say wubba dubba dah then I say wubba dubba dah and so on...
	3:04pm Adrian in London: Ah, good evening Sheila and good evening all.
	3:05pm listener james from westwood: Eassssy listening Friday to Sheila and all of y'all!
	3:05pm Michael 98145: this film played for a -very- long time in certain places
	3:05pm The Contessa: HELLO SHEILA!! Hello everyone
	3:05pm P-90: Bah dah-dah-daaaaaaaaaaah!
	3:06pm βrian: Aren't y'all just having a frisson of francophilia? I know I am.
	3:06pm Thee BDub: Omg! What a killer version!!! ❤️
	3:07pm Passaic River Blues: This is completely new to me and it's excellent.
	3:07pm Michael 98145: avec Medoc
	3:08pm annie: so nice, yes...thanks for the reminder on FB
	3:08pm #4: Brute Force ! oh yea, making a sandwich NOW to sit on at the appropriate time !!
	3:08pm Brian Cat: Greetings fellow Francophiles!
	3:09pm djsheilab: Oooh! So many of you here today :) Thanks for being here. Yes! Brute Force will be with me at 4pm for a journey through his girl-pop songs.
	3:09pm Michael 98145: ( @BC, love your avatar with this song :)
	3:10pm Cecile: I never heard of the Jellies until this week, and now I've heard them twice. What a world!
	3:10pm Rob Kopp: Last week I mentioned Korean girl band the Pearl Sisters (that was the name on my source) doing the Zombies cover I love you, but when you've followed Early Morning in Seoul's link to YouTube last week, it turns out that their name is Pul Sisters (just in case somebody's gonna look for that cover).
	3:10pm Mark Williams: Trunk Records really does find some wonderful oddities.
	3:11pm Itzall Ablurr: Jellies are go!
	3:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bonne journée et bonne soirée, chats. Boom boom!
	3:11pm Passaic River Blues: @Cecile: beat me to the punch and I completely agree. Duane played "The Conversation" and judging from that and this track, I need to know more.
	3:13pm djsheilab: @Cecile That tends to happen quite a lot doesn't it. Sometimes I'll pull out what I think is a completely unknown record, then check if it's played on WFMU, and find it was played like yesterday. Universal synchronicity I suspect!
	3:14pm Cecile: the group-mind!
	3:14pm Brian Cat: Nice to hear a different take on Attend a Moi. I sitll like it with it's odd meters. Very catchy and hummable any way.
	3:14pm Michael 98145: great minds!
	3:14pm Rob Kopp: Les Francophiles sont heureux!
	3:15pm iambasil: Hi Sheila hey everyone Hope everyone is having a wonderful Friday so far and have a kick ass week :)
	3:16pm Michael 98145: vendredi heureux
	3:16pm djsheilab: @Rob Kopp I've gone quite heavily French, haven't I?
	3:16pm Rob Kopp: Yes you have
	3:18pm βrian: Bon début de weekend, tous.
	3:19pm Rob Kopp: but I'm not surprised, having read your 3 page interview in the next Record Collector. A lot of French records ... and sleeves.
	3:19pm βrian: Wow, she has two food pyramids!
	3:20pm JasonInBoston: BRUTE FORCE! Respect to this legend for the Northern Soul classics "Do You Care What's Happenin' to Me Baby" and "Nobody Knows What's Going On in My Mind But Me". Also recently picked up the Bittersweets "What a Lonely Way to Start the Summertime"
	3:21pm βrian: Now, this is just a bit fromagey ...
	3:21pm Michael 98145: always heureux to be here
	3:21pm Brian Cat: French J-Pop?
	3:21pm Adrian in London: ooh, Eurovision-style key change!
	3:22pm Michael 98145: imagining a video in my head
	3:22pm Rob Kopp: interview probably is not the right word. The next RC contains a story ABOUT Sheila, not BY Sheila
	3:22pm Cecile: www.youtube.com...
	3:22pm Michael 98145: thanks, Rob K!!
	3:24pm listener james from westwood: Didn't MTV have a make-a-video contest for this Madonna track?
	3:24pm fred: Good afternoon Sheila and sophisticated ones
	3:24pm Cecile: I fricking nailed a Madonna 80s trivia challenge at trivia the other week. Between me and my neighbor we got 6 out of 7. We missed "Who's that Girl", but it sounded like every other Madonna song at the time. Yes, they did Listener James!
	3:24pm djsheilab: WOAH....@Listener James. That memory just came rushing back!!
	3:25pm βrian: I'm pretty sure I used to see Madonna at the CCRB.
	3:25pm Cecile: True Blue started off slow, but she toured her butt off for it and it took off. This is only compared to other artists.
	3:26pm listener james from westwood: @djsheilab: Ah, so you remember too?! Glad it's not just me! They did release an official vid, too, which I barely remember.
	3:26pm Rob Kopp: OK: who participated in this contest? Cecile? Sheila?
	3:26pm melinda: hi everyone
	3:26pm DaveinPA: i bet this would sound really good on cassette
	3:26pm listener james from westwood: @Cecile: Cool contest; very curious how I'd do. And thanks for also confirming my memory!
	3:27pm djsheilab: @Cecile I think her fans were completely shocked by the hair cut. I remember being devastated.
	3:27pm The Contessa: @Ken FHP Buona serata da Londra! We're still here…
	3:27pm BronwynB: i love brute force so much!!! plz plz plz play to sit on a sandwich
	3:28pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and Boomers. Mmmm, airline food ....
	3:28pm Cecile: Not me. I worked at the same place as Madonna. She moved to NYC in summer of '81. I started a few months later. Ice cream parlor, was nice but got run into the ground. My best friend in college had her dorm room in East Quad.
	3:30pm listener james from westwood: So both Madonna and Henry Rollins had early-life ice cream parlor experience!
	3:30pm Cecile: I also worked at the same Discount Records as Iggy, but he only lasted six days fifteen years before I started there.
	3:31pm Cecile: Here's the video: www.youtube.com...
	3:32pm Adrian in London: @Listener James Henry Rollins worked in an ice cream parlour?!
	3:32pm Michael 98145: ( love this photo : www.instagram.com... :)
	3:32pm Cecile: he and Ian Mackaye met at Haagen Dazs
	3:33pm listener james from westwood: @Adrian: Yep! In DC, the Haagen-Dazs, start of the 80s. It's where he met Ian MacKaye.
	3:33pm Serpico: bahaha can u imagine henry rollins as the ice cream man? xD
	3:35pm listener james from westwood: They used to take a picture of the manager, blot hot fudge on it, then shake chocolate sprinkles over it, then put it back up, giving the manager a mustache and beard a la those Wooly Willy toys with the iron filings.
	3:35pm Bill W: I own a TRUE BLUE poster autographed by most of the FMU staff circa 1990. No joke!
	3:36pm listener james from westwood: Hank and Ian at the Dazs: www.buzzfeed.com...
	3:37pm djsheilab: @Bill W Love it!
	3:38pm Michael 98145: ( this reminds me of Laura Muula )
	3:39pm Michael 98145: ( Mvula )
	3:40pm Rob Kopp: the sleeve reminds me of Marie Laforet
	3:42pm Michael 98145: this sleeve reminds me how much i like brown eyes :)
	3:42pm djsheilab: @Babybear @P-90 @modchick65 @Brian @jerry h. @Adrian in London + @The Contessa @Passaic River Blues @annie @Michael 98145 @Brian Cat @BronwynB @Ken from Hyde Park @Mark Williams @Itzall Ablurr @iambasil @JasoninBoston @fred @DaveinPA @Carmichael @Serpico! Did I get everyone? THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE!!
	3:43pm Cliff in Prague: I'm here too, I just didn't post yet! ;)
	3:44pm Cecile: Nope, you missed me.
	3:44pm Cooh John: Happy Friday, djsheilab and everyone. Gettin' my boom boom fix.
	3:44pm Adrian in London: Hello @Cecile!!!!
	3:45pm Cecile: hola!
	3:45pm Rob Kopp: Did they have to put that lion to sleep so they could take that picture?
	3:46pm The Contessa: Hello @ Cecile and @Cliff in Prague
	3:46pm Brian Cat: Looks like photoshop.
	3:46pm djsheilab: @Cecile! @Cliff in Prague!
	3:46pm modchick65: I miss this during the summer. It's nice to be out and about cavorting on a Friday afternoon, but it's nice to listen in real time, too.
	3:46pm nightjeans: Hi Sheila!
	3:46pm Sem Chumbo: At last, in the Temple of Boom Boom. Hiya, Sheila, and the Sophisticated.
	3:47pm Cliff in Prague: Hi Contessa, hi Sheila!
	3:47pm djsheilab: You've been missed @modchick65!
	3:48pm iambasil: thank you for that beautiful track by Carla Morrison,I love her so much
	3:48pm djsheilab: @iambasil Glad to hear it! Her new album just came out.
	3:48pm Cecile: Well, they have a verdict in the Philando Castile trial. They will be reading it in about 1/2 hour.
	3:49pm βrian: Whether to cavort or to caper. This is the question.
	3:51pm Adrian in London: Confession: for the last 15 minutes I've had one ear on the Essex v Notts cricket coverage. It was exciting! You now have my full, undivided attention!
	3:52pm Rob Kopp: Back in 1992 I didn't like Vanessa Paradis at all, but now her Be my baby is just the perfect SBB-song
	3:52pm djsheilab: @Adrian in London Excellent!
	3:53pm Adrian in London: @Sheila Notts had to score the highest domestic one-day total to win, and they managed it! Phew! ;-)
	3:53pm Rob Kopp: @Adrian: Unfortunately you can't do the same thing with a concert and radio
	3:54pm RRN63: 1992 - QuarterCentury - 1/2 as old as Sgt.Peppper (ugh!) Don't she look like MichellePhillips?
	3:55pm RRN63: @RobK: So much is Context. Or ConSegue...Or ConSet...
	3:56pm Mandy: hello!!!! more funky bass please!!!!
	3:56pm modchick65: "Be My Baby" is actually my guitar lesson song of the week (picked by me). I have my lesson after work. I'm using it to try to learn barre chords... so I can't play it very well at the moment. But at least my guitar looks cool. ;)
	3:56pm The Contessa: I think Carla looks like a young Ali MacGraw
	3:57pm Rob Kopp: RRN63: ??? (English is not my native language)
	3:58pm Adrian in London: @RobK Oh, I've listened to the radio at dull shows before… I watched the Olympics cycling on my phone while Beth Orton played a festival last year…
	3:58pm Brian Cat: The cover of Bonnie Pink is excellent art. Contrasting shapes and colors. American covers are so often hard sell and gaudy.
	3:59pm The Contessa: @Rob K You're doing fine
	3:59pm Cecile: This makes Canyons of Your Mind seem sane.
	3:59pm Sem Chumbo: Just had a listen to The King of Fuh on YouTube. Hilarious x 000s.
	3:59pm josh: I sat on grilled cheese for brute force
	4:00pm Cecile: Someone covered this. A garage band...
	4:01pm Adrian in London: @Cecile Yes, Googles wildly The Chiffons
	4:02pm Brian Cat: Apple was a great label. They dared to release new things, if you listen to their other artists.
	4:03pm Cecile: OK, it was the Chiffons. But I thought a rock band covered it.
	4:07pm \z z/: hiii sbiiee, crauiziee trolly listner here bu'luv'yor sho'jus'sayin'
	4:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Similar to "desert island songs," would these be considered "catacomb songs"?
	4:08pm Dominick: All hail Brute Force!
	4:09pm JtotheK: hi sheilaB, hi boom boomers. please forgive my late arrival.
	4:10pm modchick65: I really wish there was still a market for music like this. That would totally be my niche.
	4:10pm frozen_peas: "uncle Jim gets the skin" hahahaha
	4:11pm Rob Kopp: Fun song. Does anyone know Elements by Tom Lehrer?
	4:13pm Rob Kopp: For me the best song by Peggy March is Too long away. On this song she is accompanied by Dutch band The Hunters. With Jan Akkerman, and you can hear that! Pure garage
	4:14pm Drunken Creep: Sounded great on the road, and now sounding great home again after another easy work day. Lots of great stuff in the first hour!
	4:14pm Irwin: If Brute's listening, he should join the board.
	4:15pm Drunken Creep: Digging the Teenage Castle track! "Tumbling down" reminding me of another old favorite songs, "Tumbling Down" by Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel
	4:15pm Rob Kopp: Lovely sleeve though, by Peggy March. Have never seen that one.
	4:18pm Adrian in London: This is lovely: Mike Joyce from The Smiths comes across a busker singing a Smiths song twitter.com...
	4:21pm Rob Kopp: P.F. Sloan changed the text of Eve of destruction for the same (climate) reason.
	4:24pm BronwynB: I would like to let Brute Force know that all my college friends as well as some of my friends' children absolutely love To Sit on a Sandwich. The legacy continues! Really though, amazing songwriter. Viva the Force!
	4:25pm Dominick: This is so great!
	4:27pm frozen_peas: "sugar dumpling" is such a great term of endearment.
	4:28pm jerry h.: Mr. Force new to me. Thank you djsheilab! (rhyme not intentional)
	4:32pm Rob Kopp: Fantastic song. And well deserved in Rhino's powder box
	4:33pm michael z: What a masterpiece. Thank you for introducing me to this.
	4:35pm Drunken Creep: That 1965 production is so doggone deep and soulful
	4:36pm Cecile: How did you land the interview with Brute Force?
	4:39pm chalmers: Someone has to set one of his songs as his ringtone. Go Brute (and Daughter of) Force!
	4:42pm P-90: Little musical quite from Beethoven's Ninth there
	4:43pm P-90: -"quOte"
	4:45pm BronwynB: what a fantastic album title and i love their dresses!!! if only the pink one was a redhead, they would be the 60s powerpuff girls
	4:45pm modchick65: Was anyone else at Neil Diamond last night?
	4:46pm BronwynB: i wish modchick, i wish
	4:47pm JtotheK: that bonnie herman track...fantastic!
	4:47pm modchick65: Damn. It was amazing. Absolutely amazing.
	4:47pm Michael 98145: fun to hear all this in one set !
	4:48pm BronwynB: have a sandwich, do some smoking i wish modern songs had lines like that
	4:48pm BronwynB: also, traces of then he kissed me in that guitar line!
	4:49pm Dominick: So great!
	4:49pm Drunken Creep: awesome interview and music there!
	4:49pm listener james from westwood: Anything that calls "Then He Kissed Me" to mind is aces in my book.
	4:50pm modchick65: Crikey.
	4:50pm Michael 98145: indeedy
	4:51pm #4: welp, this sandwich has had it. Flat and soulful. Dinner now I guess haha!
	4:52pm JasonInBoston: Had a cracked VG- copy that I found in a small town in Ohio. I sold it for only $50 or $60 and wish I still had it. I have her other record in the picture sleeve minty condition. She's got a voice like honey. Listen to the Singers Unlimited LPs to luxuriate further in her sweetness.
	4:53pm ChrisB.: Brute Force. What an interesting guy! Thanks for the interview, Sheila B.
	4:54pm Dominick: King of Fuh single catalog # "Apple 8"
	4:55pm Michael 98145: fb : www.facebook.com...
	4:55pm jerry h.: @listener james from westwood- I agree! that Crystals song is awesome!
	4:55pm Adrian in London: Ooh, Trouble played Happyness yesterday, I think.
	4:57pm Passaic River Blues: This is the link to Irwin's 2001 interview with Brute Force: wfmu.org...
	4:57pm Adrian in London: Oh yeah, it's easy to see why this is single of the week. So warm and lovely.
	4:58pm jerry h.: Anyone else see "Miami Vice" in this cover?
	4:59pm Rob Kopp: In the 60's there was a famous TV-show in Holland that was watched by both children (like me) and parents. All the songs in it were written by Annie M.G. Schmidt. One of the songs was Wilt u een stekkie? (Do you want a loot?). A loot of the plant the Fuchsia. An the refrain went: of the Fuch Fuch Fuchsia. Everybody was singing, but I bet noone realized what he/she was singing.
	5:00pm chalmers: Brute and Daughter of Force with Joe Franklin and Andy at the UCB on Seven Second Delay. http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/40025
	5:00pm Paul: One of those tracks (3rd or 4th?) was like vintage Shirelles. All classic stuff as 60s girl-group is a genre of its own!! Ashamed to say I wasn't familiar with this gentleman. Sheila, it's heartwarming to know the 60s is your favorite decade. I lived through all the music the first time around and it's like one of Holland/Dozier/Holland said in a documentary - and I'm paraphrasing "It's like God said let's take all the melody and all the harmony, and all the rhythm and rhyme and give it to the 60s." Thanks for a wonderful program on a wonderful radio station, Sheila B.
	5:01pm JasonInBoston: My favorite Sonic Youth LP ever! Thank you!
	5:01pm Paul: One of those tracks (3rd or 4th?) was like vintage Shirelles. All classic stuff as 60s girl-group is a genre of its own!! Ashamed to say I wasn't familiar with this gentleman. Sheila, it's heartwarming to know the 60s is your favorite decade. I lived through all the music the first time around and it's like one of Holland/Dozier/Holland said in a documentary - and I'm paraphrasing "It's like God said let's take all the melody and all the harmony, and all the rhythm and rhyme and give it to the 60s." Thanks for a wonderful program on a wonderful radio station, Sheila B.
	5:01pm djsheilab: Thank you @Paul!
	5:02pm Rob Kopp: Ja zuster Nee zuster: Stekkie van de Fuchsia www.youtube.com...
	5:05pm Adrian in London: @mdchick What? You were seeing The Diamond last nght??
	5:06pm P-90: Very, very nice interview @Sheila B!
	5:07pm P-90: ...and very worthy Single if the Week, too
	5:07pm modchick65: @Adrian - I saw Neil last night. I am wearing his tour shirt right now, which shows the picture from the cover of Hot Summer Night in which he is making an "odd" gesture. As I'm in the office, I have a zipped-up hoodie over it.
	5:07pm P-90: OF
	5:07pm Michael 98145: what Paul said
	5:08pm modchick65: I want to write songs that has guitar that sounds like that Ginny Arnell song.
	5:08pm The Contessa: @modchick That is wonderful! Were you near the front? Could you SEE him?
	5:09pm fred: The Sonic Youth song was a nice change-up that did fit in somehow. Well done, Sheila
	5:09pm TehBadDr: G'day Sheila!
	5:10pm Brute Force: What a blast in the present and from the past to interview with the sophisticated boom boom Sheila B. So generous of you to include me, xo
	5:11pm jerry h.: Thanks for a little Brazilian break!
	5:11pm BronwynB: i love ginny arnell. her early duets with gene pitney when they were just two random teens from connecticut are so odd and fun. sample: www.youtube.com...
	5:11pm JasonInBoston: @Brute Force THANK YOU for your musical gifts and your wonderful stories. Truly appreciate it!
	5:12pm Brian Cat: Excellent stories Brute!
	5:12pm djsheilab: @Brute Force! So happy that you're here. Thanks so much for doing the interview. It was such a pleasure to play all those wonderful records you wrote. And I've already gotten a few e-mails from folks telling me how much they enjoyed it (and those on the comments board as well!). Xoxo
	5:13pm Cecile: I had to miss the end, but am looking forward to catching the end on the archives!
	5:13pm P-90: Thank you much @Brute Force!
	5:13pm Paul: Sorry for the double posting before ,folks... One of my earliest 45's was the Tokens cover of Portrait of My Love. Another vocally strong group then was the Happenings.
	5:13pm BronwynB: Thank you for your great music Brute Force, your songs have brought me and mine much joy!
	5:14pm Adrian in London: @Modchick TAKE OFF THE HOODIE!!! My cousin, in Vancouver, drives pop stars who visit around. He once drove onto the runway at the airport to pick up The Diamond from his private plane. He'd worked for him before. The Diamond got off the plane, got into my cousin's car and said: "Is that cigar shop still open? Let's go there" And off they went! He was a real gent, incidentally.
	5:15pm modchick65: @TheContessa. No. I literally got a ticket yesterday morning (for the show yesterday night). It was Madison Square Garden and the tickets ranged from $39.50 (behind the stage) to, like, $600. I opted to pay $50 for a ticket in the nosebleed section right next to the stage... but there were no stacks, so it was a clear side view. The section was empty and I went up (away from my seat) even higher and chilled and just watched the show and the whole of MSG. As far as I'm concerned, I had the best seat in the house.
	5:15pm Paul: Song playing is basically "Eleanor" by the Turtles!
	5:16pm Rob Kopp: @Sheila: P.F. Sloan has written a lot of songs for 60's girl singers, too. I compiled a book a bout him: see a.o. pwedding.home.xs4all.nl... and further. Unfortunately he died 2 years ago, otherwise I could have introduced him to you. Such a nice guy. BTW: your fellow WFMU-deejay Andrew Sandoval is also a big P.F. Sloan fan!
	5:17pm Drunken Creep: @Brute Force, a total pleasure to hear you today! Thanks for putting great work into the world and sharing it with so many people!
	5:17pm Drunken Creep: Kawaii Akuma, without google, I believe that means cute demon.
	5:17pm modchick65: In college, my friends and I watched The Cure's "Disintegration" tour like that. The Philly Spectrum was 1/2 full and no one was in the higher seats, so we all just ditched our seats and went up there and chilled. Really great way to watch a show. It's also really funny when you think the now-legendary "Disintegration" tour was that empty and the next tour the place was sold out. Of course, I would have rather seen Head On The Door... anyway.
	5:17pm BronwynB: i got to meet a singer/songwriter whose music meant a lot to me in high school last night! if i tell y'all who it was my wfmu card will be immediately revoked. but suffice it to say that even when you've moved on from their music, meeting one of your teenage musical heroes is a special thing.
	5:18pm Paul: Attn Rob Kopp- "Eve of Destruction"!! Godspeed PF Sloan!!
	5:18pm modchick65: @Adrian - Awesome!! That's because The Diamond is also The Elvis Of Brooklyn. YESSSSSSSSSSS.
	5:19pm Cecile: hey, if I don't get ostracized for liking Conchita Wurst and Crazy Frog here you should be just fine, Bronwyn.
	5:20pm Cecile: so spill.
	5:21pm Cecile: clutches just-arrived Austrian newsmagazine with a photo shoot of La Wurst to chest
	5:21pm modchick65: We're waiting, Bronwyn.
	5:21pm BronwynB: all right but promise you won't judge me or tell ken to take me off the fill-in list it was steven page of the barenaked ladies! but before you judge i swear he's actually very talented!!! he just had the misfortune of joining the wrong band at age 18. barenaked ladies' unfortunate shittiness is the fault of the OTHER frontman, ed robertson, destroyer of worlds
	5:22pm BronwynB: hides
	5:22pm Drunken Creep: @Bronwyn, I don't think anyone here wants to judge anybody else in any way! That's why free form radio is incredible. Everyone like whatever the heck you feel like liking!
	5:22pm Cecile: that's fine. I thought you were going to say someone like, I dunno, the person who wrote "Who Let The Dogs Out" or something.
	5:22pm djsheilab: @BronwynB Wear your love loud n 'proud!
	5:22pm Rob Kopp: @Paul: Sloan wrote a lot of songs for The Turtles (not Eleanor). Let me be by The Turtles and Take me from what I'm worth by The Searchers are two of my all-time favorites.
	5:23pm Cecile: I love me some Turtles.
	5:23pm Cecile: Their The Battle of the Bands is criminally underrated in most circles.
	5:23pm fred: Funny, this Seafeel track reminded me of something I couldn't pin down for a while. It was Dalek's Culture for dollars.
	5:23pm Rob Kopp: Why Cecile?
	5:24pm Michael 98145: liking this
	5:24pm Cecile: I hate that Who Let The Dogs Out song something hard.
	5:25pm Rob Kopp: Their album Turtle soup was produced by Sir Ray Davies
	5:25pm Cecile: Me too, M98145. Are all their songs instrumental? I am always looking for good instrumental music
	5:25pm Michael 98145: ( it's even worse if your school mascot is a dog or dawg :)
	5:25pm Paul: @Rob: Cool thanks. Definitely an important figure in 20th century pop.
	5:25pm modchick65: I had the first Barenaked Ladies album. The song "Brian Wilson" is pretty amazing. And they just made me laugh.. in that "We're 24, Gen-X, and cheeky... gigglegiggle way"... as I was also 24, Gen-X, and cheeky. Giggle. I wouldn't be embarrassed over that band. They were a gateway band.
	5:26pm The Contessa: @mod, that's wonderful!
	5:26pm Cecile: The Battle of the Bands is hilarious, they take on a dozen note-perfect musical styles and it really captures an era perfectly.
	5:27pm Rob Kopp: @Paul: after Dylan my favorite American songwriter in the sixties. His debut LP from '65 is one of the first singer-songwriter albums.
	5:27pm BronwynB: im glad none of you are judging my guilty pleasure hahaha
	5:27pm Adrian in London: @modchick I aw Joanna Newsom from way high up a the Albert Hall a few years ago. I prefer tiny shows, though
	5:27pm Michael 98145: Re: BNL, we should embrace our Canadian friends in case we suddenly need them.
	5:27pm Adrian in London: @Sheila This Jeanes track is lovely
	5:28pm Cecile: Bronwyn, Ken keeps Professor Dum Dum on the fill in list. So I think you're OK. It's the only metal show I have to turn off. I did make it through ten minutes last time he filled in. It was a record.
	5:28pm Paul: Modchick: Yeah BNL a fun band..good period when bands like them and Fountains of Wayne emerged.
	5:29pm BronwynB: i've never heard professor dum dums show haha i love stacys mom by fountains of wayne!!! a seminal song of my childhood!!! my aunt lives in wayne and back when the fountains of wayne store they were named after was still there i used to sing stacys mom whenever we passed it
	5:30pm modchick65: @Paul I was a big Fountains of Wayne fan but mostly because I love power pop.
	5:30pm Michael 98145: love hearing things i've forgotten and things i've only just now heard
	5:30pm Cecile: I wouldn't recommend it except out of curiousity.
	5:31pm Cecile: I like their first release very much. And it's one of the most fun shows I ever went to. Everyone was nice and shouted out every lyric and guitar lick. Kind of like the one time I went to see Sloan.
	5:31pm JoeG: Boo! Down with progress...!
	5:32pm The Contessa: Adrian in London knows Laetitia, I understand…
	5:32pm Michael 98145: ( whoa, i'd never associated FOW with Wayne, PA. learn something new everyday )
	5:32pm Carmichael: William Berger's show is astonishing in its overt metalness. I don't know whether to marvel at it or run away in horror.
	5:33pm Adrian in London: @The Contessa Indeed I do. She's great.
	5:34pm Paul: Sheila, must repeat- one of those (Brazilian or Japanese) verse was not for note/chord for chord "Eleanor" by Turtles. Check it out!!!!!
	5:34pm modchick65: @Michael... No, it's not Wayne, PA. I think Fountains of Wayne was a sign at a store or mall or something in Jersey. They sold stuff for your lawn. That's my recollection. I think I also read about it in the Weird NJ zine.
	5:34pm Brian Cat: Agree, Is this the Summer of Rain, or what?
	5:35pm Paul: @mod: That is correct, was the name of the store.
	5:35pm Rob Kopp: @Adrian+Contessa: I thought you were a pair! Are you: listening apart, living together?
	5:35pm modchick65: Here's the link: http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/10655
	5:35pm Carmichael: A store in Wayne, New Jersey.
	5:36pm Michael 98145: cool! wonder how many towns are named Wayne in the US of A ??
	5:36pm Paul: @Mod: favorite track: "Fine Day for a Parade."
	5:36pm chalmers: Fountains of Wayne was on Route 46. Around the same time as the band, it had another pop culture moment as it was featured in an episode of "The Sopranos."
	5:39pm Cecile: Carm, it's pretty intense, but he at least talks like a normal person. And he knows his way around a good riff.
	5:39pm Paul: @chalmers: Haha, yes we (Jersey) are the state for trivia!!!
	5:39pm modchick65: @Paul - I liked "Red Dragon Tattoo."
	5:39pm Adrian in London: @RobK Understated British humour, I'm afraid. (We're currently about 1.5m apart, and very married)
	5:40pm Paul: @Mod - Don't know, will check out...
	5:40pm Rob Kopp: @Adrian: Pff. I'm very happy to hear that
	5:42pm modchick65: The Darling Buds. Awwwww. I miss NYC PopFest. :(
	5:42pm chris: Carm, Irene's show is one of my wife's favs on fmu. She runs like the wind when she hears castle of quiet beginning. its quite humorous to see.
	5:46pm fred: @chris: It wasn't in my listening hours, but I would have loved to hear Irene and Wm. Berger in a row
	5:46pm pp: Darling Buds my fave shoegaze
	5:47pm Michael 98145: whoa
	5:47pm chris: i thought it was quite a wonderful lineup too, fred. :D
	5:47pm Brian Cat: Liked that Darling Buds. Haven't heard them. One of those pretty rockers. I'm not really up on rock after the early 90s.
	5:47pm Rob Kopp: From 1957
	5:47pm Paul: Anyone fans of NYCs best 80s bands, the Shirts or Sorrows??!!!!!!!
	5:48pm Carmichael: Jo Ann is actually GROWLING!
	5:48pm Michael 98145: The Shirts, yes!
	5:49pm Michael 98145: I had a crush on Annie Golden
	5:49pm Brian Cat: @ Paul, I used to go to the NYC clubs and there was a band called The Cutaways who should have had a hit single. They were classic.
	5:49pm Rob Kopp: The Shirts yes, but I only know the Sorrows from the UK
	5:50pm fred: @chris: I really liked Samantha's show when she was in that dreadful (for her) slot that was convenient for me. I hope you'll give her a chance
	5:51pm chris: Epic indeed. such a great show, Sheila! complimenti!
	5:51pm drewo: Lots of sunshine here! Maybe too much? Heading toward 115F in the next few days here in the desert southwest. I will lay low and listen to the soothing tones of the mighty WFMU. Seeing Aldous Harding who is touring through these parts next week - looking forward to that. Not sure if I've heard her yet on the FMU airwaves. Thanks Sheila for the fabulous Friday afternoon soundtrack.
	5:51pm chris: thanks, fred! will do, sir.
	5:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Cecile - The Philando Castile verdict: acquittal.
	5:52pm Cecile: Son of a bitch.
	5:52pm Paul: Thanks Mich, Brian...Rob, indeed your English band "The Sorrows" was infamous...ours was below the radar a bit but fantastic...great days/nights at CBGBs.
	5:53pm Brian Cat: Thanks for the history lesson, Sheila B.! Vouz ette la Source!
	5:54pm ncjay: This truly is EPIC
	5:54pm Michael 98145: @drewo, stay safe. sounds like PHX might hit 120F next week.
	5:55pm Paul: @Brian- Ty, will definitely check out The Cutaways. Indeed, so much talent around that SHOULD have been on the radio..
	5:55pm fred: @Ken: Sadly, as expected. No evidence is enough against a cop. He was afraid, that's all he needed to say to get away with murder
	5:55pm Michael 98145: as always, thanks again, DJ Sheila
	5:56pm Adrian in London: Ha, Whyteleaf is a small place just down the road from us. It has a non-league football team that Bob is probably into.
	5:56pm jerry h.: Thank you djsheilab! Hope to hear you next week!
	5:56pm TehBadDr: Always love the Saint Etienne you play. Thanx!
	5:57pm Paul: Bon Soir Sheila B!!!
	5:57pm Brian Cat: @ Paul, Arthur the lead went on to get success in other projects. Korin was the rhythm guitarist.
	5:57pm JtotheK: enjoyed the show - thanks sheilaB! thanks for the interview, Mr. Brute Force!
	5:57pm Drunken Creep: Excellent show today, my ears are smiling! Thank you Sheila! Peace to all!!
	5:57pm Cecile: At least the city he was working in let him go. Gave him a settlement so he would go away. Sigh. He should never work as an officer again. That's the least he should do. Stay the hell away from law enforcement.
	5:58pm The Contessa: Thank you Sheila! Lovely show! Happy weekend everyone
	5:58pm JoeG: Another triumph, djsheila. Thanks again, have a nice weekend.
	5:58pm fred: @Cecile: Remember Tamir Rice? That guy is probably already employed in a police department somewhere
	5:59pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again, Sheila, especially for the Brute Force hour. Always wonderful to hear the thoughts behind the songs of song writers
	5:59pm Cecile: Yeah.
	5:59pm ncjay: fabulous show with something for everybody - and plenty of things for me! Thanks Sheila
	5:59pm Adrian in London: Thanks for the lovely show, Sheila! xxx
	6:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Sheila. Bye, friends local and worldwide!
	6:00pm The Contessa: Bye Ken
	6:00pm P-90: Thanks Sheila!
	6:02pm djsheilab: Thanks gang! Had a blast today, especially with Brute Force and all those songs! See you next week! Xoxo
	4:08am Brian in UK: djsheilab here is a link to a St Etienne interview from a couple of days ago, thought you might like to read it. inews.co.uk...

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from June 16, 2017

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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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June 16, 2017: Shoo Be Lu + the Women of Force! The girl groups, pop songs + story behind 60s songwriter and artist, Brute Force

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Francis Lai	Un Homme Et Une Femme	Un Homme Et Une Femme (Bande Originale Du Film)	United Artists	1966			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Mikado	Attends Ou Va-T'en "Attends Ou Va-T'en" by "Mikado"	Mikado	Vogue	1985	Thanks to the Spiked Candy blog!		0:04:14 (Pop-up)
The Jellies	Jive Baby On A Saturday Night		Trunk Records	2010	From 1981		0:07:06 (Pop-up)
The Ikettes	I'm Blue (The Gong-Gong Song)		Atco	1961			0:10:20 (Pop-up)
L’impératrice	Sultans Des Iles	Sequences	Microqlima	2017		*	0:13:53 (Pop-up)
Tommy February6	Je t'aime Je t'aime	Tommy Airline	Def Star	2004			0:17:26 (Pop-up)
Madonna	True Blue "True Blue" by "Madonna"	True Blue	Sire	1986			0:21:44 (Pop-up)
Patty Lace & The Petticoats	Girls Don't Trust That Boy		KAPP	1964			0:26:02 (Pop-up)

Jorja Smith	Teenage Fantasy "Teenage Fantasy" by "Jorja Smith"		FAMM	2017		*	0:35:26 (Pop-up)
Carla Morrison	Flor Que Nunca Fui	Amor Supremo Desnudo	Cosmica Music	2017		*	0:38:45 (Pop-up)
Miranda Lee Richards	Lucid Would I Dream	Existential Beast	Invisible Hands	2017	New album out today!	*	0:43:06 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Pink	Pendulum "Pendulum" by "Bonnie Pink"	Heaven's Kitchen	Pony Canyon	1997			0:46:24 (Pop-up)
Vanessa Paradis	Be My Baby "Be My Baby" by "Vanessa Paradis"	Vanessa Paradis	Barclay	1992			0:49:16 (Pop-up)
Rinrin Ranran	Youki Na Koi No Cupid		Victor	1974			0:52:51 (Pop-up)
Brute Force	To Sit On A Sandwich "To Sit On A Sandwich" by "Brute Force"	I, Brute Force: Confections Of Love	Bar None	2010	From 1967		0:55:37 (Pop-up)
Tammy St. John	Nobody Knows What's Goin' On (In My Mind But Me)		Pye	1966	Written by Brute Force		0:58:28 (Pop-up)

Brute Force interview + listening session
Little Peggy March	My Teenage Castle		RCA Victor	1963	Written by Brute Force		1:11:03 (Pop-up)
The Chiffons	Nobody Knows What's Goin' On (In My Mind But Me)		Laurie	1965	Written by Brute Force		1:20:35 (Pop-up)
The Chiffons	Heavenly Place "Heavenly Place" by "The Chiffons"	Sweet Talkin’ Girls: The Best of the Chiffons	Stateside	2006	From 1965 / Written by Brute Force		1:24:21 (Pop-up)
The Bittersweets	What A Lonely Way To Start The Summertime		Cameo	1965	Written by Brute Force		1:29:27 (Pop-up)
Bernadette Peters	Will You Care What's Hap'nin' To Me, Baby?		Columbia	1967	Written by Brute Force		1:38:43 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Herman	Hush Don't Cry "Hush Don't Cry" by "Bonnie Herman"		N/A	N/A	From 1966 / Written by Brute Force		1:40:40 (Pop-up)
Reparata & The Delrons	In My Diary	Whenever A Teenager Cries	World Artists	1965	Written by Brute Force		1:43:05 (Pop-up)
The Chiffons	Tonight I'm Gonna Dream	Sweet Talkin’ Girls: The Best of the Chiffons	Stateside	2006	From 1965 / Written by Brute Force		1:45:01 (Pop-up)

Brodet	Loser "Loser" by "Brodet"		Naiv Recordings	2017	My Single of the Week!	*	1:55:58 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Star Power "Star Power" by "Sonic Youth"	Evol	SST Records	1986			1:58:56 (Pop-up)
Ginny Arnell	I Wish I Knew What Dress To Wear		MGM	1964			2:03:56 (Pop-up)
Elizeth Cardoso	Chega de Saudade "Chega de Saudade" by "Elizeth Cardoso"	Cancao Do Amor Demais	Biscoito Fino	2008	From 1958		2:06:31 (Pop-up)
Modern Cosmology	Power Of Touch "Power Of Touch" by "Modern Cosmology"	Summer Long	Elefant	2017	Laetitia Sadier playing Montgomery Hall on 8/4!	*	2:09:57 (Pop-up)
Mari Atsumi	Kawaii Akuma "Kawaii Akuma" by "Mari Atsumi"	Mari Atsumi~Yume No Tameiki	Tokuma	2003			2:12:54 (Pop-up)
BEL	Bem-Vido "Bem-Vido" by "BEL"	Quando Brinca	Sagitta	2017		*	2:15:20 (Pop-up)
Seefeel	Moodswing "Moodswing" by "Seefeel"	Pure, Impure	Too Pure	1993			2:18:41 (Pop-up)
Jeanes	Trees Hug Bees "Trees Hug Bees" by "Jeanes"	Sleeping Leaves EP	Folkstock Records	2017		*	2:24:39 (Pop-up)

TOPS	Cloudy Skies "Cloudy Skies" by "TOPS"	Sugar at the Gate	Arbutus Records	2017		*	2:33:18 (Pop-up)
Colin Blunstone	Keep the Curtains Closed Today	Journey	Epic	1974			2:36:56 (Pop-up)
The Darling Buds	Sure Thing "Sure Thing" by "The Darling Buds"	Erotica	Epic	1992			2:39:42 (Pop-up)
Shirley & Lee	The Flirt "The Flirt" by "Shirley & Lee"	Aladdin '52-'59: Let the Good Times Roll	Warwick	2010	From 1957		2:42:56 (Pop-up)
Jo Ann Henderson	Baby Please Don't Go	Such A Much: R&B Girls of the 50s and 60s	Croydon Municipal	2014			2:44:51 (Pop-up)
Fairuz	Al Bostah "Al Bostah" by "Fairuz"	Legend: The Best Of Fairuz	EMI Music Arabia	2006	From 1979 / EPIC!!!!!!		2:47:49 (Pop-up)
Saint Etienne	Whyteleaf "Whyteleaf" by "Saint Etienne"	Home Counties	Heavenly	2017		*	2:53:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm P-90: Hi DJ Sheila and BoomBoomers!
	3:01pm Rob Kopp: Hi Sheila, P-90 and other listeners
	3:01pm BabyBear: Boomie reporting in!
	3:02pm Rob Kopp: Bought a set of external speakers for my iMac today, so now I listen to a sound I have to get used to
	3:03pm βrian: Bonjour, sheila_B. Nous sommes à l'écoute.
	3:03pm modchick65: Hi everyone. Being able to listen to SBB over the summer means that I'm working on a Summer Friday. But this makes things better.
	3:04pm jerry h.: Greetings fellow listeners and fearless leader! Great first song!
	3:04pm Cecile: when we'd hear this song at kids, we'd sing like this: when you say wubba dubba dah then I say wubba dubba dah and so on...
	3:04pm Adrian in London: Ah, good evening Sheila and good evening all.
	3:05pm listener james from westwood: Eassssy listening Friday to Sheila and all of y'all!
	3:05pm Michael 98145: this film played for a -very- long time in certain places
	3:05pm The Contessa: HELLO SHEILA!! Hello everyone
	3:05pm P-90: Bah dah-dah-daaaaaaaaaaah!
	3:06pm βrian: Aren't y'all just having a frisson of francophilia? I know I am.
	3:06pm Thee BDub: Omg! What a killer version!!! ❤️
	3:07pm Passaic River Blues: This is completely new to me and it's excellent.
	3:07pm Michael 98145: avec Medoc
	3:08pm annie: so nice, yes...thanks for the reminder on FB
	3:08pm #4: Brute Force ! oh yea, making a sandwich NOW to sit on at the appropriate time !!
	3:08pm Brian Cat: Greetings fellow Francophiles!
	3:09pm djsheilab: Oooh! So many of you here today :) Thanks for being here. Yes! Brute Force will be with me at 4pm for a journey through his girl-pop songs.
	3:09pm Michael 98145: ( @BC, love your avatar with this song :)
	3:10pm Cecile: I never heard of the Jellies until this week, and now I've heard them twice. What a world!
	3:10pm Rob Kopp: Last week I mentioned Korean girl band the Pearl Sisters (that was the name on my source) doing the Zombies cover I love you, but when you've followed Early Morning in Seoul's link to YouTube last week, it turns out that their name is Pul Sisters (just in case somebody's gonna look for that cover).
	3:10pm Mark Williams: Trunk Records really does find some wonderful oddities.
	3:11pm Itzall Ablurr: Jellies are go!
	3:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bonne journée et bonne soirée, chats. Boom boom!
	3:11pm Passaic River Blues: @Cecile: beat me to the punch and I completely agree. Duane played "The Conversation" and judging from that and this track, I need to know more.
	3:13pm djsheilab: @Cecile That tends to happen quite a lot doesn't it. Sometimes I'll pull out what I think is a completely unknown record, then check if it's played on WFMU, and find it was played like yesterday. Universal synchronicity I suspect!
	3:14pm Cecile: the group-mind!
	3:14pm Brian Cat: Nice to hear a different take on Attend a Moi. I sitll like it with it's odd meters. Very catchy and hummable any way.
	3:14pm Michael 98145: great minds!
	3:14pm Rob Kopp: Les Francophiles sont heureux!
	3:15pm iambasil: Hi Sheila hey everyone Hope everyone is having a wonderful Friday so far and have a kick ass week :)
	3:16pm Michael 98145: vendredi heureux
	3:16pm djsheilab: @Rob Kopp I've gone quite heavily French, haven't I?
	3:16pm Rob Kopp: Yes you have
	3:18pm βrian: Bon début de weekend, tous.
	3:19pm Rob Kopp: but I'm not surprised, having read your 3 page interview in the next Record Collector. A lot of French records ... and sleeves.
	3:19pm βrian: Wow, she has two food pyramids!
	3:20pm JasonInBoston: BRUTE FORCE! Respect to this legend for the Northern Soul classics "Do You Care What's Happenin' to Me Baby" and "Nobody Knows What's Going On in My Mind But Me". Also recently picked up the Bittersweets "What a Lonely Way to Start the Summertime"
	3:21pm βrian: Now, this is just a bit fromagey ...
	3:21pm Michael 98145: always heureux to be here
	3:21pm Brian Cat: French J-Pop?
	3:21pm Adrian in London: ooh, Eurovision-style key change!
	3:22pm Michael 98145: imagining a video in my head
	3:22pm Rob Kopp: interview probably is not the right word. The next RC contains a story ABOUT Sheila, not BY Sheila
	3:22pm Cecile: www.youtube.com...
	3:22pm Michael 98145: thanks, Rob K!!
	3:24pm listener james from westwood: Didn't MTV have a make-a-video contest for this Madonna track?
	3:24pm fred: Good afternoon Sheila and sophisticated ones
	3:24pm Cecile: I fricking nailed a Madonna 80s trivia challenge at trivia the other week. Between me and my neighbor we got 6 out of 7. We missed "Who's that Girl", but it sounded like every other Madonna song at the time. Yes, they did Listener James!
	3:24pm djsheilab: WOAH....@Listener James. That memory just came rushing back!!
	3:25pm βrian: I'm pretty sure I used to see Madonna at the CCRB.
	3:25pm Cecile: True Blue started off slow, but she toured her butt off for it and it took off. This is only compared to other artists.
	3:26pm listener james from westwood: @djsheilab: Ah, so you remember too?! Glad it's not just me! They did release an official vid, too, which I barely remember.
	3:26pm Rob Kopp: OK: who participated in this contest? Cecile? Sheila?
	3:26pm melinda: hi everyone
	3:26pm DaveinPA: i bet this would sound really good on cassette
	3:26pm listener james from westwood: @Cecile: Cool contest; very curious how I'd do. And thanks for also confirming my memory!
	3:27pm djsheilab: @Cecile I think her fans were completely shocked by the hair cut. I remember being devastated.
	3:27pm The Contessa: @Ken FHP Buona serata da Londra! We're still here…
	3:27pm BronwynB: i love brute force so much!!! plz plz plz play to sit on a sandwich
	3:28pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and Boomers. Mmmm, airline food ....
	3:28pm Cecile: Not me. I worked at the same place as Madonna. She moved to NYC in summer of '81. I started a few months later. Ice cream parlor, was nice but got run into the ground. My best friend in college had her dorm room in East Quad.
	3:30pm listener james from westwood: So both Madonna and Henry Rollins had early-life ice cream parlor experience!
	3:30pm Cecile: I also worked at the same Discount Records as Iggy, but he only lasted six days fifteen years before I started there.
	3:31pm Cecile: Here's the video: www.youtube.com...
	3:32pm Adrian in London: @Listener James Henry Rollins worked in an ice cream parlour?!
	3:32pm Michael 98145: ( love this photo : www.instagram.com... :)
	3:32pm Cecile: he and Ian Mackaye met at Haagen Dazs
	3:33pm listener james from westwood: @Adrian: Yep! In DC, the Haagen-Dazs, start of the 80s. It's where he met Ian MacKaye.
	3:33pm Serpico: bahaha can u imagine henry rollins as the ice cream man? xD
	3:35pm listener james from westwood: They used to take a picture of the manager, blot hot fudge on it, then shake chocolate sprinkles over it, then put it back up, giving the manager a mustache and beard a la those Wooly Willy toys with the iron filings.
	3:35pm Bill W: I own a TRUE BLUE poster autographed by most of the FMU staff circa 1990. No joke!
	3:36pm listener james from westwood: Hank and Ian at the Dazs: www.buzzfeed.com...
	3:37pm djsheilab: @Bill W Love it!
	3:38pm Michael 98145: ( this reminds me of Laura Muula )
	3:39pm Michael 98145: ( Mvula )
	3:40pm Rob Kopp: the sleeve reminds me of Marie Laforet
	3:42pm Michael 98145: this sleeve reminds me how much i like brown eyes :)
	3:42pm djsheilab: @Babybear @P-90 @modchick65 @Brian @jerry h. @Adrian in London + @The Contessa @Passaic River Blues @annie @Michael 98145 @Brian Cat @BronwynB @Ken from Hyde Park @Mark Williams @Itzall Ablurr @iambasil @JasoninBoston @fred @DaveinPA @Carmichael @Serpico! Did I get everyone? THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE!!
	3:43pm Cliff in Prague: I'm here too, I just didn't post yet! ;)
	3:44pm Cecile: Nope, you missed me.
	3:44pm Cooh John: Happy Friday, djsheilab and everyone. Gettin' my boom boom fix.
	3:44pm Adrian in London: Hello @Cecile!!!!
	3:45pm Cecile: hola!
	3:45pm Rob Kopp: Did they have to put that lion to sleep so they could take that picture?
	3:46pm The Contessa: Hello @ Cecile and @Cliff in Prague
	3:46pm Brian Cat: Looks like photoshop.
	3:46pm djsheilab: @Cecile! @Cliff in Prague!
	3:46pm modchick65: I miss this during the summer. It's nice to be out and about cavorting on a Friday afternoon, but it's nice to listen in real time, too.
	3:46pm nightjeans: Hi Sheila!
	3:46pm Sem Chumbo: At last, in the Temple of Boom Boom. Hiya, Sheila, and the Sophisticated.
	3:47pm Cliff in Prague: Hi Contessa, hi Sheila!
	3:47pm djsheilab: You've been missed @modchick65!
	3:48pm iambasil: thank you for that beautiful track by Carla Morrison,I love her so much
	3:48pm djsheilab: @iambasil Glad to hear it! Her new album just came out.
	3:48pm Cecile: Well, they have a verdict in the Philando Castile trial. They will be reading it in about 1/2 hour.
	3:49pm βrian: Whether to cavort or to caper. This is the question.
	3:51pm Adrian in London: Confession: for the last 15 minutes I've had one ear on the Essex v Notts cricket coverage. It was exciting! You now have my full, undivided attention!
	3:52pm Rob Kopp: Back in 1992 I didn't like Vanessa Paradis at all, but now her Be my baby is just the perfect SBB-song
	3:52pm djsheilab: @Adrian in London Excellent!
	3:53pm Adrian in London: @Sheila Notts had to score the highest domestic one-day total to win, and they managed it! Phew! ;-)
	3:53pm Rob Kopp: @Adrian: Unfortunately you can't do the same thing with a concert and radio
	3:54pm RRN63: 1992 - QuarterCentury - 1/2 as old as Sgt.Peppper (ugh!) Don't she look like MichellePhillips?
	3:55pm RRN63: @RobK: So much is Context. Or ConSegue...Or ConSet...
	3:56pm Mandy: hello!!!! more funky bass please!!!!
	3:56pm modchick65: "Be My Baby" is actually my guitar lesson song of the week (picked by me). I have my lesson after work. I'm using it to try to learn barre chords... so I can't play it very well at the moment. But at least my guitar looks cool. ;)
	3:56pm The Contessa: I think Carla looks like a young Ali MacGraw
	3:57pm Rob Kopp: RRN63: ??? (English is not my native language)
	3:58pm Adrian in London: @RobK Oh, I've listened to the radio at dull shows before… I watched the Olympics cycling on my phone while Beth Orton played a festival last year…
	3:58pm Brian Cat: The cover of Bonnie Pink is excellent art. Contrasting shapes and colors. American covers are so often hard sell and gaudy.
	3:59pm The Contessa: @Rob K You're doing fine
	3:59pm Cecile: This makes Canyons of Your Mind seem sane.
	3:59pm Sem Chumbo: Just had a listen to The King of Fuh on YouTube. Hilarious x 000s.
	3:59pm josh: I sat on grilled cheese for brute force
	4:00pm Cecile: Someone covered this. A garage band...
	4:01pm Adrian in London: @Cecile Yes, Googles wildly The Chiffons
	4:02pm Brian Cat: Apple was a great label. They dared to release new things, if you listen to their other artists.
	4:03pm Cecile: OK, it was the Chiffons. But I thought a rock band covered it.
	4:07pm \z z/: hiii sbiiee, crauiziee trolly listner here bu'luv'yor sho'jus'sayin'
	4:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Similar to "desert island songs," would these be considered "catacomb songs"?
	4:08pm Dominick: All hail Brute Force!
	4:09pm JtotheK: hi sheilaB, hi boom boomers. please forgive my late arrival.
	4:10pm modchick65: I really wish there was still a market for music like this. That would totally be my niche.
	4:10pm frozen_peas: "uncle Jim gets the skin" hahahaha
	4:11pm Rob Kopp: Fun song. Does anyone know Elements by Tom Lehrer?
	4:13pm Rob Kopp: For me the best song by Peggy March is Too long away. On this song she is accompanied by Dutch band The Hunters. With Jan Akkerman, and you can hear that! Pure garage
	4:14pm Drunken Creep: Sounded great on the road, and now sounding great home again after another easy work day. Lots of great stuff in the first hour!
	4:14pm Irwin: If Brute's listening, he should join the board.
	4:15pm Drunken Creep: Digging the Teenage Castle track! "Tumbling down" reminding me of another old favorite songs, "Tumbling Down" by Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel
	4:15pm Rob Kopp: Lovely sleeve though, by Peggy March. Have never seen that one.
	4:18pm Adrian in London: This is lovely: Mike Joyce from The Smiths comes across a busker singing a Smiths song twitter.com...
	4:21pm Rob Kopp: P.F. Sloan changed the text of Eve of destruction for the same (climate) reason.
	4:24pm BronwynB: I would like to let Brute Force know that all my college friends as well as some of my friends' children absolutely love To Sit on a Sandwich. The legacy continues! Really though, amazing songwriter. Viva the Force!
	4:25pm Dominick: This is so great!
	4:27pm frozen_peas: "sugar dumpling" is such a great term of endearment.
	4:28pm jerry h.: Mr. Force new to me. Thank you djsheilab! (rhyme not intentional)
	4:32pm Rob Kopp: Fantastic song. And well deserved in Rhino's powder box
	4:33pm michael z: What a masterpiece. Thank you for introducing me to this.
	4:35pm Drunken Creep: That 1965 production is so doggone deep and soulful
	4:36pm Cecile: How did you land the interview with Brute Force?
	4:39pm chalmers: Someone has to set one of his songs as his ringtone. Go Brute (and Daughter of) Force!
	4:42pm P-90: Little musical quite from Beethoven's Ninth there
	4:43pm P-90: -"quOte"
	4:45pm BronwynB: what a fantastic album title and i love their dresses!!! if only the pink one was a redhead, they would be the 60s powerpuff girls
	4:45pm modchick65: Was anyone else at Neil Diamond last night?
	4:46pm BronwynB: i wish modchick, i wish
	4:47pm JtotheK: that bonnie herman track...fantastic!
	4:47pm modchick65: Damn. It was amazing. Absolutely amazing.
	4:47pm Michael 98145: fun to hear all this in one set !
	4:48pm BronwynB: have a sandwich, do some smoking i wish modern songs had lines like that
	4:48pm BronwynB: also, traces of then he kissed me in that guitar line!
	4:49pm Dominick: So great!
	4:49pm Drunken Creep: awesome interview and music there!
	4:49pm listener james from westwood: Anything that calls "Then He Kissed Me" to mind is aces in my book.
	4:50pm modchick65: Crikey.
	4:50pm Michael 98145: indeedy
	4:51pm #4: welp, this sandwich has had it. Flat and soulful. Dinner now I guess haha!
	4:52pm JasonInBoston: Had a cracked VG- copy that I found in a small town in Ohio. I sold it for only $50 or $60 and wish I still had it. I have her other record in the picture sleeve minty condition. She's got a voice like honey. Listen to the Singers Unlimited LPs to luxuriate further in her sweetness.
	4:53pm ChrisB.: Brute Force. What an interesting guy! Thanks for the interview, Sheila B.
	4:54pm Dominick: King of Fuh single catalog # "Apple 8"
	4:55pm Michael 98145: fb : www.facebook.com...
	4:55pm jerry h.: @listener james from westwood- I agree! that Crystals song is awesome!
	4:55pm Adrian in London: Ooh, Trouble played Happyness yesterday, I think.
	4:57pm Passaic River Blues: This is the link to Irwin's 2001 interview with Brute Force: wfmu.org...
	4:57pm Adrian in London: Oh yeah, it's easy to see why this is single of the week. So warm and lovely.
	4:58pm jerry h.: Anyone else see "Miami Vice" in this cover?
	4:59pm Rob Kopp: In the 60's there was a famous TV-show in Holland that was watched by both children (like me) and parents. All the songs in it were written by Annie M.G. Schmidt. One of the songs was Wilt u een stekkie? (Do you want a loot?). A loot of the plant the Fuchsia. An the refrain went: of the Fuch Fuch Fuchsia. Everybody was singing, but I bet noone realized what he/she was singing.
	5:00pm chalmers: Brute and Daughter of Force with Joe Franklin and Andy at the UCB on Seven Second Delay. http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/40025
	5:00pm Paul: One of those tracks (3rd or 4th?) was like vintage Shirelles. All classic stuff as 60s girl-group is a genre of its own!! Ashamed to say I wasn't familiar with this gentleman. Sheila, it's heartwarming to know the 60s is your favorite decade. I lived through all the music the first time around and it's like one of Holland/Dozier/Holland said in a documentary - and I'm paraphrasing "It's like God said let's take all the melody and all the harmony, and all the rhythm and rhyme and give it to the 60s." Thanks for a wonderful program on a wonderful radio station, Sheila B.
	5:01pm JasonInBoston: My favorite Sonic Youth LP ever! Thank you!
	5:01pm Paul: One of those tracks (3rd or 4th?) was like vintage Shirelles. All classic stuff as 60s girl-group is a genre of its own!! Ashamed to say I wasn't familiar with this gentleman. Sheila, it's heartwarming to know the 60s is your favorite decade. I lived through all the music the first time around and it's like one of Holland/Dozier/Holland said in a documentary - and I'm paraphrasing "It's like God said let's take all the melody and all the harmony, and all the rhythm and rhyme and give it to the 60s." Thanks for a wonderful program on a wonderful radio station, Sheila B.
	5:01pm djsheilab: Thank you @Paul!
	5:02pm Rob Kopp: Ja zuster Nee zuster: Stekkie van de Fuchsia www.youtube.com...
	5:05pm Adrian in London: @mdchick What? You were seeing The Diamond last nght??
	5:06pm P-90: Very, very nice interview @Sheila B!
	5:07pm P-90: ...and very worthy Single if the Week, too
	5:07pm modchick65: @Adrian - I saw Neil last night. I am wearing his tour shirt right now, which shows the picture from the cover of Hot Summer Night in which he is making an "odd" gesture. As I'm in the office, I have a zipped-up hoodie over it.
	5:07pm P-90: OF
	5:07pm Michael 98145: what Paul said
	5:08pm modchick65: I want to write songs that has guitar that sounds like that Ginny Arnell song.
	5:08pm The Contessa: @modchick That is wonderful! Were you near the front? Could you SEE him?
	5:09pm fred: The Sonic Youth song was a nice change-up that did fit in somehow. Well done, Sheila
	5:09pm TehBadDr: G'day Sheila!
	5:10pm Brute Force: What a blast in the present and from the past to interview with the sophisticated boom boom Sheila B. So generous of you to include me, xo
	5:11pm jerry h.: Thanks for a little Brazilian break!
	5:11pm BronwynB: i love ginny arnell. her early duets with gene pitney when they were just two random teens from connecticut are so odd and fun. sample: www.youtube.com...
	5:11pm JasonInBoston: @Brute Force THANK YOU for your musical gifts and your wonderful stories. Truly appreciate it!
	5:12pm Brian Cat: Excellent stories Brute!
	5:12pm djsheilab: @Brute Force! So happy that you're here. Thanks so much for doing the interview. It was such a pleasure to play all those wonderful records you wrote. And I've already gotten a few e-mails from folks telling me how much they enjoyed it (and those on the comments board as well!). Xoxo
	5:13pm Cecile: I had to miss the end, but am looking forward to catching the end on the archives!
	5:13pm P-90: Thank you much @Brute Force!
	5:13pm Paul: Sorry for the double posting before ,folks... One of my earliest 45's was the Tokens cover of Portrait of My Love. Another vocally strong group then was the Happenings.
	5:13pm BronwynB: Thank you for your great music Brute Force, your songs have brought me and mine much joy!
	5:14pm Adrian in London: @Modchick TAKE OFF THE HOODIE!!! My cousin, in Vancouver, drives pop stars who visit around. He once drove onto the runway at the airport to pick up The Diamond from his private plane. He'd worked for him before. The Diamond got off the plane, got into my cousin's car and said: "Is that cigar shop still open? Let's go there" And off they went! He was a real gent, incidentally.
	5:15pm modchick65: @TheContessa. No. I literally got a ticket yesterday morning (for the show yesterday night). It was Madison Square Garden and the tickets ranged from $39.50 (behind the stage) to, like, $600. I opted to pay $50 for a ticket in the nosebleed section right next to the stage... but there were no stacks, so it was a clear side view. The section was empty and I went up (away from my seat) even higher and chilled and just watched the show and the whole of MSG. As far as I'm concerned, I had the best seat in the house.
	5:15pm Paul: Song playing is basically "Eleanor" by the Turtles!
	5:16pm Rob Kopp: @Sheila: P.F. Sloan has written a lot of songs for 60's girl singers, too. I compiled a book a bout him: see a.o. pwedding.home.xs4all.nl... and further. Unfortunately he died 2 years ago, otherwise I could have introduced him to you. Such a nice guy. BTW: your fellow WFMU-deejay Andrew Sandoval is also a big P.F. Sloan fan!
	5:17pm Drunken Creep: @Brute Force, a total pleasure to hear you today! Thanks for putting great work into the world and sharing it with so many people!
	5:17pm Drunken Creep: Kawaii Akuma, without google, I believe that means cute demon.
	5:17pm modchick65: In college, my friends and I watched The Cure's "Disintegration" tour like that. The Philly Spectrum was 1/2 full and no one was in the higher seats, so we all just ditched our seats and went up there and chilled. Really great way to watch a show. It's also really funny when you think the now-legendary "Disintegration" tour was that empty and the next tour the place was sold out. Of course, I would have rather seen Head On The Door... anyway.
	5:17pm BronwynB: i got to meet a singer/songwriter whose music meant a lot to me in high school last night! if i tell y'all who it was my wfmu card will be immediately revoked. but suffice it to say that even when you've moved on from their music, meeting one of your teenage musical heroes is a special thing.
	5:18pm Paul: Attn Rob Kopp- "Eve of Destruction"!! Godspeed PF Sloan!!
	5:18pm modchick65: @Adrian - Awesome!! That's because The Diamond is also The Elvis Of Brooklyn. YESSSSSSSSSSS.
	5:19pm Cecile: hey, if I don't get ostracized for liking Conchita Wurst and Crazy Frog here you should be just fine, Bronwyn.
	5:20pm Cecile: so spill.
	5:21pm Cecile: clutches just-arrived Austrian newsmagazine with a photo shoot of La Wurst to chest
	5:21pm modchick65: We're waiting, Bronwyn.
	5:21pm BronwynB: all right but promise you won't judge me or tell ken to take me off the fill-in list it was steven page of the barenaked ladies! but before you judge i swear he's actually very talented!!! he just had the misfortune of joining the wrong band at age 18. barenaked ladies' unfortunate shittiness is the fault of the OTHER frontman, ed robertson, destroyer of worlds
	5:22pm BronwynB: hides
	5:22pm Drunken Creep: @Bronwyn, I don't think anyone here wants to judge anybody else in any way! That's why free form radio is incredible. Everyone like whatever the heck you feel like liking!
	5:22pm Cecile: that's fine. I thought you were going to say someone like, I dunno, the person who wrote "Who Let The Dogs Out" or something.
	5:22pm djsheilab: @BronwynB Wear your love loud n 'proud!
	5:22pm Rob Kopp: @Paul: Sloan wrote a lot of songs for The Turtles (not Eleanor). Let me be by The Turtles and Take me from what I'm worth by The Searchers are two of my all-time favorites.
	5:23pm Cecile: I love me some Turtles.
	5:23pm Cecile: Their The Battle of the Bands is criminally underrated in most circles.
	5:23pm fred: Funny, this Seafeel track reminded me of something I couldn't pin down for a while. It was Dalek's Culture for dollars.
	5:23pm Rob Kopp: Why Cecile?
	5:24pm Michael 98145: liking this
	5:24pm Cecile: I hate that Who Let The Dogs Out song something hard.
	5:25pm Rob Kopp: Their album Turtle soup was produced by Sir Ray Davies
	5:25pm Cecile: Me too, M98145. Are all their songs instrumental? I am always looking for good instrumental music
	5:25pm Michael 98145: ( it's even worse if your school mascot is a dog or dawg :)
	5:25pm Paul: @Rob: Cool thanks. Definitely an important figure in 20th century pop.
	5:25pm modchick65: I had the first Barenaked Ladies album. The song "Brian Wilson" is pretty amazing. And they just made me laugh.. in that "We're 24, Gen-X, and cheeky... gigglegiggle way"... as I was also 24, Gen-X, and cheeky. Giggle. I wouldn't be embarrassed over that band. They were a gateway band.
	5:26pm The Contessa: @mod, that's wonderful!
	5:26pm Cecile: The Battle of the Bands is hilarious, they take on a dozen note-perfect musical styles and it really captures an era perfectly.
	5:27pm Rob Kopp: @Paul: after Dylan my favorite American songwriter in the sixties. His debut LP from '65 is one of the first singer-songwriter albums.
	5:27pm BronwynB: im glad none of you are judging my guilty pleasure hahaha
	5:27pm Adrian in London: @modchick I aw Joanna Newsom from way high up a the Albert Hall a few years ago. I prefer tiny shows, though
	5:27pm Michael 98145: Re: BNL, we should embrace our Canadian friends in case we suddenly need them.
	5:27pm Adrian in London: @Sheila This Jeanes track is lovely
	5:28pm Cecile: Bronwyn, Ken keeps Professor Dum Dum on the fill in list. So I think you're OK. It's the only metal show I have to turn off. I did make it through ten minutes last time he filled in. It was a record.
	5:28pm Paul: Modchick: Yeah BNL a fun band..good period when bands like them and Fountains of Wayne emerged.
	5:29pm BronwynB: i've never heard professor dum dums show haha i love stacys mom by fountains of wayne!!! a seminal song of my childhood!!! my aunt lives in wayne and back when the fountains of wayne store they were named after was still there i used to sing stacys mom whenever we passed it
	5:30pm modchick65: @Paul I was a big Fountains of Wayne fan but mostly because I love power pop.
	5:30pm Michael 98145: love hearing things i've forgotten and things i've only just now heard
	5:30pm Cecile: I wouldn't recommend it except out of curiousity.
	5:31pm Cecile: I like their first release very much. And it's one of the most fun shows I ever went to. Everyone was nice and shouted out every lyric and guitar lick. Kind of like the one time I went to see Sloan.
	5:31pm JoeG: Boo! Down with progress...!
	5:32pm The Contessa: Adrian in London knows Laetitia, I understand…
	5:32pm Michael 98145: ( whoa, i'd never associated FOW with Wayne, PA. learn something new everyday )
	5:32pm Carmichael: William Berger's show is astonishing in its overt metalness. I don't know whether to marvel at it or run away in horror.
	5:33pm Adrian in London: @The Contessa Indeed I do. She's great.
	5:34pm Paul: Sheila, must repeat- one of those (Brazilian or Japanese) verse was not for note/chord for chord "Eleanor" by Turtles. Check it out!!!!!
	5:34pm modchick65: @Michael... No, it's not Wayne, PA. I think Fountains of Wayne was a sign at a store or mall or something in Jersey. They sold stuff for your lawn. That's my recollection. I think I also read about it in the Weird NJ zine.
	5:34pm Brian Cat: Agree, Is this the Summer of Rain, or what?
	5:35pm Paul: @mod: That is correct, was the name of the store.
	5:35pm Rob Kopp: @Adrian+Contessa: I thought you were a pair! Are you: listening apart, living together?
	5:35pm modchick65: Here's the link: http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/10655
	5:35pm Carmichael: A store in Wayne, New Jersey.
	5:36pm Michael 98145: cool! wonder how many towns are named Wayne in the US of A ??
	5:36pm Paul: @Mod: favorite track: "Fine Day for a Parade."
	5:36pm chalmers: Fountains of Wayne was on Route 46. Around the same time as the band, it had another pop culture moment as it was featured in an episode of "The Sopranos."
	5:39pm Cecile: Carm, it's pretty intense, but he at least talks like a normal person. And he knows his way around a good riff.
	5:39pm Paul: @chalmers: Haha, yes we (Jersey) are the state for trivia!!!
	5:39pm modchick65: @Paul - I liked "Red Dragon Tattoo."
	5:39pm Adrian in London: @RobK Understated British humour, I'm afraid. (We're currently about 1.5m apart, and very married)
	5:40pm Paul: @Mod - Don't know, will check out...
	5:40pm Rob Kopp: @Adrian: Pff. I'm very happy to hear that
	5:42pm modchick65: The Darling Buds. Awwwww. I miss NYC PopFest. :(
	5:42pm chris: Carm, Irene's show is one of my wife's favs on fmu. She runs like the wind when she hears castle of quiet beginning. its quite humorous to see.
	5:46pm fred: @chris: It wasn't in my listening hours, but I would have loved to hear Irene and Wm. Berger in a row
	5:46pm pp: Darling Buds my fave shoegaze
	5:47pm Michael 98145: whoa
	5:47pm chris: i thought it was quite a wonderful lineup too, fred. :D
	5:47pm Brian Cat: Liked that Darling Buds. Haven't heard them. One of those pretty rockers. I'm not really up on rock after the early 90s.
	5:47pm Rob Kopp: From 1957
	5:47pm Paul: Anyone fans of NYCs best 80s bands, the Shirts or Sorrows??!!!!!!!
	5:48pm Carmichael: Jo Ann is actually GROWLING!
	5:48pm Michael 98145: The Shirts, yes!
	5:49pm Michael 98145: I had a crush on Annie Golden
	5:49pm Brian Cat: @ Paul, I used to go to the NYC clubs and there was a band called The Cutaways who should have had a hit single. They were classic.
	5:49pm Rob Kopp: The Shirts yes, but I only know the Sorrows from the UK
	5:50pm fred: @chris: I really liked Samantha's show when she was in that dreadful (for her) slot that was convenient for me. I hope you'll give her a chance
	5:51pm chris: Epic indeed. such a great show, Sheila! complimenti!
	5:51pm drewo: Lots of sunshine here! Maybe too much? Heading toward 115F in the next few days here in the desert southwest. I will lay low and listen to the soothing tones of the mighty WFMU. Seeing Aldous Harding who is touring through these parts next week - looking forward to that. Not sure if I've heard her yet on the FMU airwaves. Thanks Sheila for the fabulous Friday afternoon soundtrack.
	5:51pm chris: thanks, fred! will do, sir.
	5:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Cecile - The Philando Castile verdict: acquittal.
	5:52pm Cecile: Son of a bitch.
	5:52pm Paul: Thanks Mich, Brian...Rob, indeed your English band "The Sorrows" was infamous...ours was below the radar a bit but fantastic...great days/nights at CBGBs.
	5:53pm Brian Cat: Thanks for the history lesson, Sheila B.! Vouz ette la Source!
	5:54pm ncjay: This truly is EPIC
	5:54pm Michael 98145: @drewo, stay safe. sounds like PHX might hit 120F next week.
	5:55pm Paul: @Brian- Ty, will definitely check out The Cutaways. Indeed, so much talent around that SHOULD have been on the radio..
	5:55pm fred: @Ken: Sadly, as expected. No evidence is enough against a cop. He was afraid, that's all he needed to say to get away with murder
	5:55pm Michael 98145: as always, thanks again, DJ Sheila
	5:56pm Adrian in London: Ha, Whyteleaf is a small place just down the road from us. It has a non-league football team that Bob is probably into.
	5:56pm jerry h.: Thank you djsheilab! Hope to hear you next week!
	5:56pm TehBadDr: Always love the Saint Etienne you play. Thanx!
	5:57pm Paul: Bon Soir Sheila B!!!
	5:57pm Brian Cat: @ Paul, Arthur the lead went on to get success in other projects. Korin was the rhythm guitarist.
	5:57pm JtotheK: enjoyed the show - thanks sheilaB! thanks for the interview, Mr. Brute Force!
	5:57pm Drunken Creep: Excellent show today, my ears are smiling! Thank you Sheila! Peace to all!!
	5:57pm Cecile: At least the city he was working in let him go. Gave him a settlement so he would go away. Sigh. He should never work as an officer again. That's the least he should do. Stay the hell away from law enforcement.
	5:58pm The Contessa: Thank you Sheila! Lovely show! Happy weekend everyone
	5:58pm JoeG: Another triumph, djsheila. Thanks again, have a nice weekend.
	5:58pm fred: @Cecile: Remember Tamir Rice? That guy is probably already employed in a police department somewhere
	5:59pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again, Sheila, especially for the Brute Force hour. Always wonderful to hear the thoughts behind the songs of song writers
	5:59pm Cecile: Yeah.
	5:59pm ncjay: fabulous show with something for everybody - and plenty of things for me! Thanks Sheila
	5:59pm Adrian in London: Thanks for the lovely show, Sheila! xxx
	6:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Sheila. Bye, friends local and worldwide!
	6:00pm The Contessa: Bye Ken
	6:00pm P-90: Thanks Sheila!
	6:02pm djsheilab: Thanks gang! Had a blast today, especially with Brute Force and all those songs! See you next week! Xoxo
	4:08am Brian in UK: djsheilab here is a link to a St Etienne interview from a couple of days ago, thought you might like to read it. inews.co.uk...

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from June 16, 2017

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