WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from June 30, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:01pm P-90: Happy Fourth of Boom Boom, Sheila B and Friends!
	3:01pm Rob Kopp: Hi Sheila, hi fellow playlist penpals. Look forward to another evening SBB.
	3:01pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Hello everyone…
	3:02pm Rob Kopp: Who I've counted correctly this is show #98. Do you plan something special for #100, Sheila?
	3:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay, rah! Lay that sophistication on us!
	3:03pm djsheilab: I opened with the wrong song!!! ARGGHHHH!!!!
	3:03pm Adrian in London: Wow, @djsheilab, I can't believe it's Friday again so soon; seems like only yesterday that I was listening to your lovely voice!
	3:03pm zopa: no you didn't! :)
	3:03pm Michael 98145: ( such an excellent photo of our DJ : www.instagram.com... :)
	3:03pm Adrian in London: Just stop and start again. No one will notice…
	3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: No Good Opening Song Gets Away!
	3:05pm The Oscar: Just found out I have a four-day weekend-- ready to kick it off with some top-shelf pop!
	3:05pm Cecile: Is this daughter?
	3:05pm Brian Cat: Happy to have made your acquaintance on the airwaves of WFMU, Sheila. S.B. stands for Sophisticated Boom Boom doesn't it? There's no worng Nilsson song!
	3:05pm frenchee: Boom Boom! this is nice, I'm assuming Annie is related?
	3:06pm frenchee: oh hai, @Cecile!
	3:07pm listener james from westwood: Insofar as I'd never heard Annie's version, I'm glad I did!
	3:10pm JtotheK: hi sheilaB, hiya boom boomers.
	3:11pm Cecile: Sheila, never apologize, never explain!
	3:11pm Michael 98145: Nilsson: "After the Beatles broke up, his escapades with John Lennon during the mid ’70s became the stuff of legend. And it was Ringo Starr who served as best man at his marriage to Una, the mother of Beau, Ben, Annie, Olivia, Kief and Oscar, six of his seven children (Zak, the eldest, was born of a previous marriage)."
	3:11pm BabyBear: Checking in
	3:11pm Rob Kopp: Last Wednesday on Crayons To Perfume guest Andy Rasmussen played one hour of girls from San Diego. wfmu.org... I only knew Sandi & The Accents with a P.F. Sloan song. Sheila: The song Ducks all over town by Arlene Williams reminded me a lot of Peanut Duck by Marsha Gee!
	3:12pm djsheilab: Hello everyone! God that just sent a shock to my system. I created this whole set based on a mood, and then opened with a song that was FAR too upbeat!
	3:13pm Cecile: That's OK, you can get way more depressed later.
	3:13pm Michael 98145: that's okay -- we've settled down
	3:13pm Rob Kopp: so you're in a slow-motion mood
	3:14pm djsheilab: Haha! Thanks @Cecile
	3:16pm Rob Kopp: the link was wrong. wfmu.org...
	3:16pm The Oscar: @Michael Whoa-- glad to share a name with a Nilsson!
	3:17pm melinda: hi Sheila and all
	3:19pm P-90: I'm guessing these guys like their Fleetwood Mac
	3:20pm Michael 98145: Niki's necklace must've been a winter marathon premium
	3:20pm Brian Cat: Hey, a sound-alike.
	3:20pm Moist or Not Moist: very moist set. loving it
	3:21pm Cecile: THAT WAS NOT CREEPY AT ALL. AND I AM NOT A WOLF.
	3:22pm Brian Cat: Wow, nice choice after that one.
	3:24pm iambasil: Hi Sheila,gret to hear you again o a beautiful friday :) hope everyone is doing great dn has a wonderful weekend
	3:24pm BabyBear: Hey I'm Joe! How do people feel about songs w/ their name in it? I refuse to acknowledge people that ask where I'm going with that gun in my hand.
	3:24pm Brian Cat: Never heard that LN before and it's a great one.
	3:25pm Rob Kopp: I would have sworn this was Courtney Barnett, but she isn't.
	3:26pm The Contessa: Agreed @ Michael 98145
	3:26pm Brian Cat: @BabyBear My dad was a Joe, so was my cousin and my uncle.
	3:28pm P-90: Oh yeah
	3:29pm Rob Kopp: @Brian: So your uncle must be the brother of your mother!
	3:29pm The Oscar: @Babybear My name's unusual enough that I don't know of a lot of songs with it (um, outside the album in my avatar), but I still get that jolt whenever it pops up in a movie or TV show.
	3:29pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila!
	3:30pm Brian Cat: @Rob, indeed!
	3:31pm Cecile: I liked the way it went better
	3:31pm Rob Kopp: All those singer songwriter CD's on Ace are fantastic.
	3:31pm P-90: Finally decided on a name for my new band: "Your DJ Speaks". That oughta cause some confusion...
	3:32pm The Contessa: I like One Less Bell to Answer…
	3:32pm Rob Kopp: when we had to think of a name for our band we thought of Free Beer.
	3:33pm Michael 98145: i think we've seen the Bad Parents at our local Starbucks :)
	3:34pm Michael 98145: @P-90, yes !
	3:35pm Michael 98145: ( TBA could be good, too, but it's probably already taken )
	3:36pm The Oscar: Someone has to have named their band Various Artists by now...
	3:36pm Michael 98145: or See Other Side
	3:39pm The Oscar: At the record store I used to work at, there was a very confusing week when we received both the original motion picture soundtrack to People Under the Stairs, and the album "Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" by the hip hop group People Under the Stairs.
	3:40pm Mike tp: my housemate Guy hesrs in the background is that ABBEY LINCOLN? AND YES it is.sweet see tune.she was married to drummer ms xx Roach.
	3:41pm Slick Goldtooth: Anyone else see that Zima is back for a limited time?
	3:42pm iambasil: such an amazing track,gotta love Abbey Lincoln
	3:42pm Michael 98145: nice hat, too :)
	3:44pm Thee BDub: A Greg Caz classic!!!
	3:46pm JtotheK: back to back clicky-stars!
	3:48pm fred: Good afternoon Sheila and listeners. I'm just back from open doors day at the local art school. Plenty of stuff there (and I'm sure I missed a bunch). Also, cheap beer (€3 a pint)
	3:49pm Michael 98145: @fred, i love that sort of event
	3:52pm BabyBear: omg this song is great!
	3:52pm peter in seattle: chaws tobacco an' snores in his sleep! ha ha ah ha. Go single girl!
	3:53pm JtotheK: sew buttons on undies? how risque!
	3:53pm frozen_peas: I've only heard this song covered by a man. Haha.
	3:53pm Passaic River Blues: That was so good!
	3:57pm djsheilab: And "I Wish I Was A Single Girl Again" is a hit!
	3:59pm Adrian in London: Ladies and gentlemen, I give you… a dog enjoying classical music twitter.com...
	4:02pm Cecile: lots of gay guys have a dating women phase.
	4:03pm ChrisB.: Oooh, Shelia! Aren't you the little gossip girl!
	4:03pm east hollywood: @Slick Goldtooth Zima is coming back?! Sheila B got me interested in the Alan Parsons back catalog....which I had previously completely written off Could I have made the same mistake with Zima?
	4:03pm Cecile: fred, that sounds great!
	4:04pm Cecile: Clay Pigeon.
	4:04pm Michele: Emotional DJ checking in! Love you Sheila!
	4:05pm Adrian in London: Andy Breckman might have cried a bit when was waterboarded that time…
	4:05pm east hollywood: Clay pigeon is pretty emotional sometimes Hearty white brings others to tears
	4:05pm Cecile: Doug and Marty McSorley are very passionate people. I don't know if they have cried, though.
	4:05pm listener james from westwood: I've heard 2 FMU DJs cry after they lost relatives abruptly. It was heart-shattering both times.
	4:05pm The Contessa: @Sheila I think you might have already got it…
	4:06pm The Oscar: I'm pretty sure I recall Marty choking up the Friday after the election. I can't imagine he was alone that week...
	4:06pm Sem Chumbo: On one hand, BOOM. On the other hand, BOOM. Gonna go with it. Hello, SheilaB, and Sophisticates..
	4:06pm tp: so Emo
	4:07pm chalmers: @Michele, "Which WFMU DJs are the biggest criers?" sounds like a follow-up to the SUW "How would WFMU DJs do on Naked and Afraid?" discussion from a few weeks back.
	4:07pm grace gold way: duane
	4:07pm P-90: Sure, sure, "I don't want to ever cry on my show again." Why not just acknowledge it's part of your persona? Maybe we'd be disappointed if you never cried again...
	4:08pm JakeGould: Pretty sure Frangry has been an emotional DJ as well.
	4:08pm JakeGould: Also, I remember Bronwyn C. talking about her sister in the 1990s and—what I recall—as her sister’s death and needless to say, it was pretty emotional.
	4:08pm Passaic River Blues: @Oscar: yeah, I remember Marty. He was discussing the effect of the election on immigrant children, I believe. I was at work and trying to mask my teary reaction.
	4:09pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and boomers. Getting ready to blow things up next Tuesday.
	4:10pm listener james from westwood: @Jake: That was one of them.
	4:11pm Brian Cat: Melody's this is very retro 60s and at the same time hip hop. I like the differnt segments put together, that's very 60s psych.
	4:11pm melinda: I think Monica was kind of choked up after playing a recording of her doggie's last breaths.
	4:12pm listener james from westwood: I'd rather be here and share an emotional and sincere and human moment with Sheila or another FMU DJ than any time, emotional or not, on the commercial dial.
	4:12pm fred: @Sem: I just finished The Noble Hustle. Pretty good read, as expected
	4:12pm JakeGould: Is there crying in the “Morning Zoo” on other stations?
	4:12pm Rob Kopp: Heart!
	4:13pm listener james from westwood: If Melody's misfortune tells us anything, we need to share those moments when we can. Also: YES, Heart!
	4:13pm JakeGould: @AdrianinLondon: Andy cries heavily when he is giving away that sweet Hollywood money he makes during the marathon.
	4:13pm Brian Cat: don't mind if you cry. You earned it.
	4:13pm JakeGould: HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART!
	4:13pm melinda: Heart, yeah!
	4:14pm P-90: One of the all-time greats. Equal parts Zep and Yes influence. Very, very Seventies
	4:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Your Woof Moo Boom Boom introduction of The Womack Sisters this morning was pretty cool, Sheila.
	4:14pm Cecile: I liked heart when they were trying to be Girl Led Zeppelin
	4:15pm djsheilab: Thanks @Ken from Hyde Park!
	4:16pm Sem Chumbo: On your recommendation @fred, will keep an eye open. I read a short magazine piece about this a few months back. Deep into Gravity's Rainbow, just 50 years behind the curve.
	4:16pm JakeGould: @Cecile: You have a problem with their 1980s pop hair metal phase? Yeah… Me too!
	4:16pm Rob Kopp: @ Cecile: Heart trying to be Led Zeppeiin. Watch this: www.youtube.com...
	4:17pm Dean Kibbe: Hi, I just discovered your radio station yesterday from a documentary on Netflix; and, I am now a listener on the internet. I just tuned in to your show. It is great to hear women given a chance to be heard in music. Relatively speaking, men are disgusting pigs, (except for me), who ruin the planet. We need women to take over, to nurture and compensate for war, political defoliation, ugliness of the soul, and redundant irritating music. Burma Shave... His Most Virile Laziness, Dean R. Kibbe King of Port Huron
	4:17pm Carmichael: Ha ha Sem, I read Pynchon in college. Somewhat inscrutable ...
	4:17pm Cecile: Is this the Canadian pressing? Because I remember Dreamboat Annie being very much a 1976 record. I like a lot of schlock, but Heart was just hard to watch.
	4:18pm JakeGould: @djsheilab: Kinda on the nose here… Which is perfect!!!
	4:18pm Brian Cat: LG produced by Quincy Jones and arranged by Claus Ogerman.
	4:19pm Rob Kopp: @Cecile: The LP is from '76, the 7" from '75
	4:19pm Sem Chumbo: @Carm: had a big bad reputation, post-modern & etc. Hit Updike and Vonnegut instead :-D
	4:19pm The Oscar: I'll sheepishly admit that it wasn't until I heard Lesley's Terry Gross interview that I realized that "Judy's Turn to Cry" was a sequel song.
	4:20pm Cecile: I went back and listened to actual version. It was quite nice, even though I have heard that song more times than I want.
	4:25pm JtotheK: Re: Pynchon - I read Gravity Rainbow a few years ago because a close friend discussed it (a lot) so I thought I'd check it out, knowing absolutely nothing about the book, author, or what I was about to get myself into...
	4:27pm Carmichael: I didn't know that, Oscar.
	4:28pm JtotheK: ...and then GR took me 6-ish months to read, because I read and re-read each page seemingly 5 times to figure out what I was reading. But I /loved/ it. It made me realize I needed to spend more time on books (and have!). (Thanks again for that, Dave.) Still have 3 Pyncon books left to read (Mason Dixon next) ...
	4:28pm Cecile: Dean Kibbe, even though theoretically I'm blessed with women-super powers, I can state factually that I would be terrible at nurturing the planet.
	4:28pm Cecile: Dean Kibbe, even though theoretically I'm blessed with women-super powers, I can state factually that I would be terrible at nurturing the planet.
	4:28pm Cecile: whoops.
	4:28pm fred: @JtotheK: That situation can be tricky. A coworker once asked me what was my favorite novel. He picked a wrong moment: I answered "Infinite Jest". He got it and he seriously resented me for that. I think he gave up after 20 pages or so
	4:29pm The Oscar: @Sem/JtotheK I started reading Pynchon's V in college, and loved it. Then I got a terrible stomach bug and decided I wasn't up to reading the loooooong stretch about wildebeests dying in the sun, and by the time I got back to it I'd lost any chance of picking up the narrative threads. One of these days I swear I'll go back and tackle it again!
	4:29pm Brian Cat: @Cecile, you underestimate yourself.
	4:31pm iambasil: not gonna lie you flip the script on me with christina millian LOL
	4:31pm JakeGould: Some pigs! Sensational!
	4:31pm Cecile: I can't even keep a houseplant alive. And I'm more like a dude than a dame.
	4:31pm JtotheK: @Fred - I've read some of DFW's short stories, but haven't read IJ ... yet. It's on the "to-read" pile.
	4:32pm Will from Seattle: @Dean: your comment reminds me of this song, that coincidentally I heard for the 1st time on this station: www.youtube.com...
	4:33pm Cecile: 1976!
	4:33pm Brian Cat: @Cecile You must have some strengths. Think of those and you can help restore the balance.
	4:33pm JtotheK: crying is lame and weak? not so if you are doing it in the corner with a giant bucket of frosting!
	4:33pm el_musgo: Did you cry again? I heard you show from last year... when you cried... and it moved me. its great to hear and feel emotions on radio. Don't shy away!
	4:34pm BabyBear: @JtotheK Yes, DFW had the influence on me. Would like to tackle Gravity's Rainbow soon. Was a huge fan of Crying of Lot 49
	4:34pm Dean Kibbe: Cecile, get a female Pit Bull puppy as an assistant; and, you can co-rule the universe. Also, listen to "Amazing Grace 3.0 at saintvibiana.com and it might make you cry and/or inspire your dog to play harmonica. With God, all things are possible...
	4:34pm Cecile: Drag queens are better women than I am, and I am totally OK with that.
	4:34pm ChrisB.: As Motley Crew so eloquently put it, "Girls, Girls, Girls."
	4:35pm JtotheK: @The Oscar, @BabyBear -- I haven't read 'V' (also on the to-read pile) but I have read Crying of Lot 49, and want to read that again.
	4:35pm Cecile: that is one of two songs I like of theirs. That guitar solo is badass.
	4:36pm Brian Cat: @Cecile funny. Made me laugh
	4:36pm The Contessa: Love this one, Sheila!
	4:37pm Adrian in London: @Cecile We love a drag queen. When we interview them they're always great, and they have amazing photos!
	4:37pm Anton: Thanks for great radio. Ukraine is listening you also.
	4:37pm Leonardo: The thing about you Shelia is you're a music geek and the thing about us music geeks is that there will always be a place in the world for us.
	4:38pm Cecile: I adore them. I have a little gallery of my favorites in my office. I also have a thing for bearded queens. I love those beardos.
	4:38pm djsheilab: Hello @Anton in Ukraine!
	4:38pm dale: thunder west of me in the mt hope are and the signal just went to static. and i was enjoying that single of the week!
	4:39pm Cecile: Home of Ruslana and Verka Seduchka!
	4:39pm Brian Cat: But most of them look like men.
	4:40pm Cecile: Well, the bearded ones do.
	4:41pm Brian Cat: No, they don't do it for me, they most often look like men trying to be women. But God bless them, they try!
	4:43pm Cecile: You should take a look at Courtney Act or Farrah Moan sometimes. My favorite drag queen intro is for Cee Cee Russell: "the female illusion that causes confusion!"
	4:44pm Bobby: I am late, but I am with you!
	4:46pm Dean Kibbe: How you look isn't what makes a real woman. It is being nicer; sugar and spice and everything nice...
	4:47pm karankeeone: Is it just me or does "Christine Perfect" sound a lot like Christine McVeigh of Fleetwood Mac???
	4:47pm Cecile: karan, that is her. That was her maiden name.
	4:47pm Rob Kopp: last line in Lola by The Kinks: I'm glad I'm a man and so I Lola (is she glad that Ray is a man? or is she a man?)
	4:48pm djsheilab: @karankeeone She is Christine McVie indeed!
	4:48pm Brian Cat: I believe that women are the superiors here. Oh yes there are some extremely feminine ones, but they are few. Women curve in the right places and usually don't require help with that. Women also seem to have more insight than a lot of men. I will have a look.
	4:48pm listener james from westwood: Oh, wow, isn't this a Mia Farrow diss track?
	4:48pm Carmichael: They are the same person, karankeeone.
	4:48pm Cecile: Rob: Yes.
	4:49pm Cecile: Might this song be dedicated toward Mia Farrow?
	4:49pm Carmichael: Lola's glad that Ray is a man. The kind of man who would love Lola.
	4:50pm chalmers: It certainly is directed toward Mia Farrow and obviously took on resonance given how Mia's life turned out.
	4:50pm Cecile: It's hard to get dates when you are a drag queen, I'm told.
	4:50pm Marc15: The girl the singer is talking about was never the singer's friend. A friend will never take your man.
	4:51pm karankeeone: @Cecile Thank you! @djsheilab Thank you, too!
	4:51pm Cecile: chalmers, it really quite hits the mark.
	4:51pm karankeeone: @Carmichael Thank you, too!
	4:51pm listener james from westwood: The podcast You Must Remember This went deep on the topic of Dory and Mia in one episode a while back. Oof.
	4:52pm Itzall Ablurr: And I always mistakenly heard that lyric from "Lola" as "But I know what I am and IN BED I'm a MAN, and so was Lola."
	4:52pm Brian Cat: Never met one.
	4:53pm Rob Kopp: Dory Previn sounds iike Amy Rigby (of course the other way around), who I like a lot. Her CD Little fugitive from 2005 is fantastic, especially the song The trouble with Jeanie (her husbands new ex-wife, who she likes very much)
	4:53pm Cecile: IME quite lovely people.
	4:55pm Michael 98145: oh, yes. i -really- need to re-read Crying of Lot 49 one of these days ...
	4:55pm Brian Cat: Most people mean well. I am doing other things than that sort of recreation.
	4:56pm Cecile: Sounds like all of John Derek's wives. Bo, Ursula and Linda got on quite well. Well, you have something in common...
	4:56pm Listener Robert: Dale, WMFU's going down coincided with a passing shower here in Andover NJ. Still silent as of now. I'm guessing a squall from the same front.
	4:56pm Michael 98145: re Ukraine, and Tina Karol!
	4:59pm Rob Kopp: and of course Jeanie is her new husband's ex-wife
	5:01pm common: Happy friday all! Beersies
	5:02pm Michael 98145: ( speaking of 1953, that was the year the structure of DNA was uncovered )
	5:02pm JtotheK: agree with your Northern Soul comments, sheilaB!
	5:03pm JtotheK: b/w if you happen to find a stash of the Timi Yuro 'never be over' 45s in a 50-cent bin someday, do keep me in mind!
	5:04pm Michael 98145: young girls don't see me, anyway :)
	5:04pm P-90: Definitely the best "Mia can go to Hell" song ever
	5:04pm Listener Robert: Michael, I'm pretty sure that was 1962 or earlier, because there was a model of it at the Seattle World's fair.
	5:04pm Cliff in Prague: Hey! Made if for the last hour, & I'm not even too drunk
	5:05pm Michael 98145: [ "DNA was first isolated by Friedrich Miescher in 1869. Its molecular structure was first identified by James Watson and Francis Crick from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in 1953" ]
	5:06pm karankeeone: @DJSheilab I think that I am falling "in love" with your voice! And congrats on your new WFMU new email addy!
	5:06pm Adrian in London: @Cliff in Prague Cheers!
	5:07pm Cliff in Prague: Hi Adrian!
	5:07pm Cliff in Prague: Na zdravi!
	5:08pm Stanley: Happy Beersies, common, Cliff and Adrian in London.
	5:11pm Brian Cat: Wasn't this song sampled with a male vocal for that big pop hit a few years ago? There's the guy singing now.
	5:12pm Michael 98145: @karankeeone, welcome to the SBB fan club!
	5:12pm P-90: Molto bene! Ben fatto, Sheila!
	5:12pm Adrian in London: @Stanley I'm enjoying some very nice cask-aged Finnish sipping gin, but thanks!
	5:13pm Adrian in London: "Nancy Wilson sings, and sings, and sings" !!
	5:13pm Brian Cat: @ Sheila is the new wfmu address a different list than CCCh?
	5:14pm Cecile: Cask-aged Finnish sipping gin. I must know more.
	5:15pm Stanley: Lovely, Adrain. They were pouring 'The Kernel' my favourite London beer in the pub this evening. Cheers.
	5:15pm Cliff in Prague: I just had 4 half-liters at a microbrewery for about $1.80 each. :D
	5:15pm upsetter5001 (mobile): It's always a treat to listen to your show in real time.
	5:16pm karankeeone: @Michael 98145 Thank you! ;-)
	5:16pm Michael 98145: ( wish we could get true genièvre gin around here )
	5:16pm Brian Cat: This Sandi Sheldon sounds like Tin Soldier by the Small Faces. I think the Faces nicked it.
	5:17pm Will from Seattle: @Brian: (re: that pop song that sampled 'Tu Vuo Fa l'Americano') Renato Carosone's version was sampled by Yolanda Be Cool and DCUP for the song 'We No Speak Americano', it was big hit in 2010
	5:18pm Michael 98145: - talk about Nostalgic! -
	5:18pm Stanley: Cliff - that sounds good My beer tonight cost more than double that!
	5:18pm Brian Cat: Love this song a Summer Place. It reminds me of when I was a little kid down the shore. The instrumental version.
	5:19pm Brian Cat: @ Right, Will thanks for posting that.
	5:19pm big adam: I discovered this Sandi Sheldon track in college in the Its Okeh Up North! Cd comp. I had been into the idea of northern soul for a little while but this was the first track where I truly felt it and fell in love with the music. I've probably played this 1000 times and still put it on mixes for people 15+ years later. Excellent!!!
	5:20pm JoeG: Wow..for a minute, Joanie sounded a little like Bjork from all the way downstairs, or is it the other way around?
	5:20pm Carmichael: Cliff, you drank 2 liters of beer? Even an experienced beer drinker like myself is impressed.
	5:20pm djsheilab: Love your enthusiasm for the Sandi Sheldon track @big adam!
	5:20pm Stanley: Cliff - I've just done the maths. Make that 3.2 x what you paid!
	5:23pm Rob Kopp: Sandi Sheldon is #36 in the Northern Soul Top 500
	5:23pm Itzall Ablurr: That Nancy Wilson cover is gorgeous. If I see that one in the wild it will be mine!
	5:23pm djsheilab: For any of you interested in joining my new mailing list, please e-mail sheilab@wfmu.org Thanks!
	5:25pm Rob Kopp: Have just done that.. (downstairs, cause I don't have email upstairs [yet], so I missed Sandi Sheldon)
	5:25pm Cliff in Prague: Carmichael - over the course of 2 hours, yes... is that a lot? Can't tell when it's so cheap here... (I did have to pee a lot)
	5:25pm Will from Seattle: never heard this band before. Sounds kinda like the smiths if morrissey was a girl
	5:26pm Brian Cat: @Will Sundays had hits in UK.
	5:27pm Cliff in Prague: P.S. Don't come here if you're an alcoholic
	5:27pm Rob Kopp: @ Wiull: www.youtube.com...
	5:28pm Adrian in London: This Bibi Flash has a touch of Men I Trust to it, or vice versa…
	5:28pm fred: @Cliff: That must have been good beer. I was actually talking about that with a friend this afternoon and the prices he quoted were much lower
	5:30pm Cliff in Prague: Yeah fred, I could get 0.5L of generic Pilsner at a supermarket for 20-35 Kč which is about $0.80 - $1.40
	5:31pm Will from Seattle: :o I need to move to prague
	5:31pm Michael 98145: @Cliff, whoa. be right there ...
	5:32pm Cliff in Prague: IKR
	5:32pm northguineahills: @Fred: I know of an IRCAM composer worthy of your attention. I believe he left before you got there, Bernhard Günter. Don't know why it took so long for my noggin to remember. A (very) lowercase predecessor to Daniel Menche.
	5:32pm Cliff in Prague: Like I said, don't move here if you've got a drinking problem
	5:33pm Cecile: Duane played a killer version of this the other week.
	5:33pm Rob Kopp: Isn't pils (beer) coming from Pilzen in CZ? In his student time our king was called Prince Pils
	5:33pm Cecile: Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
	5:33pm Cecile: That song is good, though.
	5:34pm Cecile: Dream Theater sell tons of tickets and records. I know.
	5:34pm northguineahills: Uhmm, I was rehabilitating Toto in my dj sets back in '97. And who can't give love to the photos of crouching behind the alter of keyboards!
	5:35pm Brian Cat: I have a lot of toto 45s and enjoyed them back then.
	5:37pm Cecile: stream is very bad right now
	5:37pm fred: @NGH: I don't even know most of the composers who are currently working there (I'm a lowly tech). I'll try to remember to check him out. Big party tomorrow as the administrator of my fave venue leaves after also 25 years, so the drunken blackout might creep back into today
	5:37pm Rob Kopp: For the first time since I'm listening I have problems with the connection. Due to the thunderstorm?
	5:37pm Michael 98145: @Cecile, not so bad streaming to the left coast ...
	5:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like "Hold the Line." Have not heard that in a while.
	5:39pm Michael 98145: Happy People make People Happy
	5:39pm Cheri Pi: My stream is strong and frothy here
	5:39pm Summer and Michael: Hey, Sheila! What do we do to get on your new mailing list? Just send you an email from your "contact" via the station? That's what we just did. Let us know if we need to do something else/more. Thanks! Sending love!
	5:39pm fred: Occasional short drops over here
	5:40pm frenchee: I think she says hush up hardhead.
	5:40pm Brian Cat: "Hush up hard head!"
	5:40pm frenchee: I am also gettign the occasional dropouts
	5:41pm Summer and Michael: Drops here, too.
	5:41pm fred: @Cheri Pi: is it almost beer o'clock where you are?
	5:42pm djsheilab: Are the drops happening to everyone? Hmm....
	5:43pm Dean: Here in Northern California, yes, there were a few silent pauses. Last fifteen minutes or so.
	5:43pm Michael 98145: not over here
	5:43pm Sem Chumbo: Thank, SheilaB. Is there anybody, anywhere who boom-booms like you do? I think not. See you, and the Sophisticates next time.
	5:44pm djsheilab: Thanks @Sem Chumbo!
	5:44pm P-90: Strong unbroken stream in the sunny Hamptons
	5:44pm Brian Cat: The storm clouds are moving out of Western Jersey towards the East.
	5:45pm Cheri Pi: I'm currently beering! TGIF!!
	5:46pm djsheilab: @Cheri Pi Happy beering!
	5:46pm Michael 98145: whoops - spoke too soon - getting breaks, too
	5:46pm Cheri Pi: I should be packing but can't tear myself away from the boom boom
	5:47pm Brian Cat: This French version of RNR Music is a riot.
	5:47pm Will from Seattle: jealous of y'all having bear right now, it's only 2:46 here on the west coast, still at work...
	5:47pm Julie: I really thought this song was Nancy at first
	5:47pm Will from Seattle: lol I mean beer
	5:48pm Listener Robert: Somebody needs to fix that Wikipedia entry. I've seen a picture of the DNA model that was at the 1962 World's Fair. There's mention of it here -- archive.org... . Sorry, Michael, you relied on Wikipedia!
	5:48pm Cheri Pi: Oh I'll have bears where I'm going tomorrow ;)
	5:49pm P-90: I feel the same deep twinge of genuine sadness every single time the end of your shift draws near, is there any higher praise a listener can offer a radio DJ, @Sheila B?
	5:49pm JtotheK: enjoyed the show, thanks sheilaB!
	5:49pm djsheilab: That is unbelievably sweet @P-90. Thank you!!
	5:50pm Cecile: hi, pi! Yeah, you are
	5:50pm Michael 98145: ?DNA: www.britannica.com...
	5:50pm Carmichael: Drink, Pi, DRINK!
	5:50pm Brian Cat: Thanks Sheila, it's been a groovy, mind-expanding show, as usual!
	5:51pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, DJ Sheila. Stay safe. If the Hudson starts rising, get outta there!
	5:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Sheila. See y'all later. Happy 150th, Canada!
	5:52pm Cecile: Great show, Sheila. Have a good week.
	5:52pm fred: I guess I'm more of a Watashi Dake? person, but Watashi No Imori work too. Thanks Sheila
	5:53pm BabyBear: 3 hrs is just never enough! Thanks Sheila
	5:53pm Rob Kopp: Down home girl was one of the songs we did a couple of years ago with Stranded (a hobby band with my 2 brothers in law) as warm up band for The Fortunes. It's on You Tube! (I don't give you the link)
	5:53pm Cliff in Prague: Thank you Sheila!!
	5:54pm Rob Kopp: @BabyBear: Agree. Make it 4.... every day!
	5:54pm djsheilab: Thanks @Cecile @BabyBear @RobKopp @KenfromHydePark @Michael98145 @Brian Cat @JtotheK @Cliff in Prague @Adrian in London, @TheContessa and all of you who commented today!
	5:54pm Listener Robert: D'oh! I read "1953" as "1963", which I knew it had to be earlier than. Can you tell I have macular edema in one eye?
	5:56pm Michael 98145: @LR, time is purely subjective, anyway!
	5:57pm Michael 98145: ( i was at Century 21, too )
	5:57pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again Shelia. You can expect an email from me about songs that meant a lot to me when I divorced in 2000.
	5:58pm P-90: Have a totally tubular holiday weekend, Sheila B and Killer Komments Krew!
	5:59pm Adrian in London: Thanks Sheila!! xx
	5:59pm Michael 98145: all you Yanks have a safe 4th!
	5:59pm The Contessa: Oh no, the show is nearly over! Thank you Sheila for a spectacular show. Happy weekend everyone, especially our lovely DJ
	5:59pm JoeG: Thank you, djsheila. Happy 4th to all.
	5:59pm Rob Kopp: Tomorrow (in one minuet) one of my 2 brothers in law is getting 65!
	6:00pm Rob Kopp: Next week #99
	6:02pm Dean R. Kibbe: Luckily I was able to keep the music playing while I was signing up for your mailing list. If you are a pothead you should check out deanrichardkibbe.net and deanrichardkibbe.com where everything is free and original mad scientist strange...
	6:42pm KingYeti: I've never seen Grandma on her knees this long
	5:48pm harold fridkis: you're the greatest,sheila!and so is your show.

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from June 30, 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 30, 2017: Nothing Good Gets Away

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Annie Nilsson	Gotta Get Up "Gotta Get Up" by "Annie Nilsson"	Gotta Get Up! The Songs Of Harry Nilsson 1965-1972	Ace Records	2017	From 2013	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
George Tipton	One "One" by "George Tipton"	Gotta Get Up! The Songs Of Harry Nilsson 1965-1972	Ace Records	2017	THIS is the song I intended to open with! / From 1970	*	0:05:09 (Pop-up)
Ivy	While We're In Love "While We're In Love" by "Ivy"	Long Distance	Nettwerk	2001			0:07:38 (Pop-up)
Elsa Y Elmar	Planeando El Tiempo "Planeando El Tiempo" by "Elsa Y Elmar"	Rey	Elsa Y Elmar	2015			0:12:06 (Pop-up)
Niki & the Dove	Lost UB "Lost UB" by "Niki & the Dove"	Everybody's Heart Is Broken Now	Ten	2016			0:14:41 (Pop-up)
Kerri Downs	Just A Baby "Just A Baby" by "Kerri Downs"		United Artists	1965			0:18:11 (Pop-up)
Laura Nyro	Goodbye Joe "Goodbye Joe" by "Laura Nyro"	Time And Love: The Essential Masters	Sony Music	2000	From 1967		0:20:30 (Pop-up)
Bad Parents	You Can't Date A Model		Bad Parents	2017		*	0:23:02 (Pop-up)
The Supremes	Love Is Here and Now You're Gone		Motown	1966			0:25:44 (Pop-up)

Abbey Lincoln	Throw It Away "Throw It Away" by "Abbey Lincoln"	Abbey Sings Abbey	Universal Music Jazz France	2007			0:35:37 (Pop-up)
Alice Clark	Never Did I Stop Loving You	Alice Clark: The Complete Studio Recordings	Ace Records	2016	Thanks Matthew of LP Cover Lover! / From 1972		0:39:38 (Pop-up)
Trio Esperança	Nao Augento Voce "Nao Augento Voce" by "Trio Esperança"	Trio Esperança	Odeon	1971			0:42:13 (Pop-up)
Kendra Spotswood	Stickin' With My Baby		Tuff	1965	Van McCoy written + produced!		0:44:22 (Pop-up)
Joan Shelley	Where I'll Find You "Where I'll Find You" by "Joan Shelley"	Joan Shelley	No Quarter Records	2017		*	0:46:48 (Pop-up)
Lulu Belle & Scotty	I Wish I Was A Single Girl Again	Woman With Attitude: Pioneer Women’s Libbers & Other Threats To Civilization	Sony Music	2013	From 1939		0:49:48 (Pop-up)
Lush	Single Girl "Single Girl" by "Lush"	Lovelife	4AD	1996			0:51:59 (Pop-up)
Lijadu Sisters	Orere Elejigbo "Orere Elejigbo" by "Lijadu Sisters"	Horizon Unlimited	Knitting Factory Records	2012			0:54:32 (Pop-up)

Melody's Echo Chamber	Cross My Heart	Bon Voyage	N/A	2017	Sending well wishes to Melody!	*	1:06:34 (Pop-up)
Heart	Crazy On You "Crazy On You" by "Heart"	Dreamboat Annie	Capitol	1976			1:12:46 (Pop-up)
Lesley Gore	It's My Party "It's My Party" by "Lesley Gore"		N/A	1963	For all the emotional WFMU DJs!		1:17:11 (Pop-up)
This Is the Kit	Bullet Proof "Bullet Proof" by "This Is the Kit"		Rough Trade	2017		*	1:19:49 (Pop-up)
Jane Birkin	Mon Amour Baiser "Mon Amour Baiser" by "Jane Birkin"	Jane & Serge 1973	Mercury	2014	From 1973		1:22:48 (Pop-up)
Christina Milian	Dip It Low "Dip It Low" by "Christina Milian"		Island Def Jam	2004			1:25:55 (Pop-up)

Ty Karim	All At Once "All At Once" by "Ty Karim"	The Complete Ty Karim: Los Angeles Soul Goddess	Ace Records	2913	My Single of the Week! / From 1965 / Thanks LP Cover Lover!		1:34:25 (Pop-up)
Marvin Gaye	When I Had Your Love "When I Had Your Love" by "Marvin Gaye"		Tamla	1966			1:36:19 (Pop-up)
Connie Kim	Lý Luận Tình Yêu "Lý Luận Tình Yêu" by "Connie Kim"	Saigon Supersound, Vol.1	Saigon Supersound	2017	From 1970	*	1:39:15 (Pop-up)
Christine Perfect	And That's Saying A Lot	The Complete Blue Horizon Sessions	Blue Horizon Records	2008	From 1970 / This song is so oddly mixed!		1:42:37 (Pop-up)
Dory Previn	Beware Of Young Girls	On My Way To Where	Mediarts	1970			1:45:22 (Pop-up)
Cowboy Junkies	You Will Be Loved Again	The Caution Horses	BMG Music	1990	Thanks Adrian + the Contessa!		1:49:10 (Pop-up)
Kalbells	Why?!ysteria "Why?!ysteria" by "Kalbells"	Ten Flowers	NNA Tapes	2017	Album out 7/14!	*	1:53:07 (Pop-up)
Timi Yuro	It'll Never Be Over For Me	The Lost Voice of Soul	RPM	1993	From 1968		1:56:09 (Pop-up)

Sophia Loren & Paolo Bacilieri	Tu Vuo Fa l'Americano		N/A	1961			2:08:36 (Pop-up)
Nancy Wilson	Smack Dab In The Middle	Naturally	Capitol	1966			2:11:10 (Pop-up)
Sandi Sheldon	You're Gonna Make Me Love You		N/A	1965	Van McCoy again!		2:13:36 (Pop-up)
Joanie Sommers	(Theme From) A Summer Place		Warner Bros.	1962			2:15:55 (Pop-up)
Furns	China "China" by "Furns"		Furns	2017		*	2:18:11 (Pop-up)
The Sundays	I Kicked A Boy "I Kicked A Boy" by "The Sundays"	Reading, Writing and Arithmetic	Geffen	1989			2:22:38 (Pop-up)
Bibi Flash	Téléphone-Moi "Téléphone-Moi" by "Bibi Flash"	Best Of Bibi Flash Collector	Musique & Solutions	2011	From 1983		2:24:37 (Pop-up)
Toto	Georgy Porgy "Georgy Porgy" by "Toto"	Toto	Columbia	1978			2:28:29 (Pop-up)

Marie Adams and the Tommy Dodson All Stars	That's the Way To Get Along		N/A	N/A			2:38:57 (Pop-up)
Alvin Robinson	Down Home Girl "Down Home Girl" by "Alvin Robinson"		Red Bird	1964			2:41:34 (Pop-up)
Caterina Valente	I Dig Rock and Roll Music	Funky Fräuleins Vol. 2: Female Beat, Groove, Disco, Funk In Germany 1968-1981	Bureau B	2011			2:44:47 (Pop-up)
Rumi Koyama	Watashi No Inori "Watashi No Inori" by "Rumi Koyama"		RCA Victor	1967			2:47:18 (Pop-up)
Joyella Blade	Cairo "Cairo" by "Joyella Blade"		Front Line	1978			2:50:22 (Pop-up)
Lori McKenna	Humble & Kind "Humble & Kind" by "Lori McKenna"	The Bird & the Rifle	CN	2016	Pure sweetness		2:53:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm P-90: Happy Fourth of Boom Boom, Sheila B and Friends!
	3:01pm Rob Kopp: Hi Sheila, hi fellow playlist penpals. Look forward to another evening SBB.
	3:01pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Hello everyone…
	3:02pm Rob Kopp: Who I've counted correctly this is show #98. Do you plan something special for #100, Sheila?
	3:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay, rah! Lay that sophistication on us!
	3:03pm djsheilab: I opened with the wrong song!!! ARGGHHHH!!!!
	3:03pm Adrian in London: Wow, @djsheilab, I can't believe it's Friday again so soon; seems like only yesterday that I was listening to your lovely voice!
	3:03pm zopa: no you didn't! :)
	3:03pm Michael 98145: ( such an excellent photo of our DJ : www.instagram.com... :)
	3:03pm Adrian in London: Just stop and start again. No one will notice…
	3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: No Good Opening Song Gets Away!
	3:05pm The Oscar: Just found out I have a four-day weekend-- ready to kick it off with some top-shelf pop!
	3:05pm Cecile: Is this daughter?
	3:05pm Brian Cat: Happy to have made your acquaintance on the airwaves of WFMU, Sheila. S.B. stands for Sophisticated Boom Boom doesn't it? There's no worng Nilsson song!
	3:05pm frenchee: Boom Boom! this is nice, I'm assuming Annie is related?
	3:06pm frenchee: oh hai, @Cecile!
	3:07pm listener james from westwood: Insofar as I'd never heard Annie's version, I'm glad I did!
	3:10pm JtotheK: hi sheilaB, hiya boom boomers.
	3:11pm Cecile: Sheila, never apologize, never explain!
	3:11pm Michael 98145: Nilsson: "After the Beatles broke up, his escapades with John Lennon during the mid ’70s became the stuff of legend. And it was Ringo Starr who served as best man at his marriage to Una, the mother of Beau, Ben, Annie, Olivia, Kief and Oscar, six of his seven children (Zak, the eldest, was born of a previous marriage)."
	3:11pm BabyBear: Checking in
	3:11pm Rob Kopp: Last Wednesday on Crayons To Perfume guest Andy Rasmussen played one hour of girls from San Diego. wfmu.org... I only knew Sandi & The Accents with a P.F. Sloan song. Sheila: The song Ducks all over town by Arlene Williams reminded me a lot of Peanut Duck by Marsha Gee!
	3:12pm djsheilab: Hello everyone! God that just sent a shock to my system. I created this whole set based on a mood, and then opened with a song that was FAR too upbeat!
	3:13pm Cecile: That's OK, you can get way more depressed later.
	3:13pm Michael 98145: that's okay -- we've settled down
	3:13pm Rob Kopp: so you're in a slow-motion mood
	3:14pm djsheilab: Haha! Thanks @Cecile
	3:16pm Rob Kopp: the link was wrong. wfmu.org...
	3:16pm The Oscar: @Michael Whoa-- glad to share a name with a Nilsson!
	3:17pm melinda: hi Sheila and all
	3:19pm P-90: I'm guessing these guys like their Fleetwood Mac
	3:20pm Michael 98145: Niki's necklace must've been a winter marathon premium
	3:20pm Brian Cat: Hey, a sound-alike.
	3:20pm Moist or Not Moist: very moist set. loving it
	3:21pm Cecile: THAT WAS NOT CREEPY AT ALL. AND I AM NOT A WOLF.
	3:22pm Brian Cat: Wow, nice choice after that one.
	3:24pm iambasil: Hi Sheila,gret to hear you again o a beautiful friday :) hope everyone is doing great dn has a wonderful weekend
	3:24pm BabyBear: Hey I'm Joe! How do people feel about songs w/ their name in it? I refuse to acknowledge people that ask where I'm going with that gun in my hand.
	3:24pm Brian Cat: Never heard that LN before and it's a great one.
	3:25pm Rob Kopp: I would have sworn this was Courtney Barnett, but she isn't.
	3:26pm The Contessa: Agreed @ Michael 98145
	3:26pm Brian Cat: @BabyBear My dad was a Joe, so was my cousin and my uncle.
	3:28pm P-90: Oh yeah
	3:29pm Rob Kopp: @Brian: So your uncle must be the brother of your mother!
	3:29pm The Oscar: @Babybear My name's unusual enough that I don't know of a lot of songs with it (um, outside the album in my avatar), but I still get that jolt whenever it pops up in a movie or TV show.
	3:29pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila!
	3:30pm Brian Cat: @Rob, indeed!
	3:31pm Cecile: I liked the way it went better
	3:31pm Rob Kopp: All those singer songwriter CD's on Ace are fantastic.
	3:31pm P-90: Finally decided on a name for my new band: "Your DJ Speaks". That oughta cause some confusion...
	3:32pm The Contessa: I like One Less Bell to Answer…
	3:32pm Rob Kopp: when we had to think of a name for our band we thought of Free Beer.
	3:33pm Michael 98145: i think we've seen the Bad Parents at our local Starbucks :)
	3:34pm Michael 98145: @P-90, yes !
	3:35pm Michael 98145: ( TBA could be good, too, but it's probably already taken )
	3:36pm The Oscar: Someone has to have named their band Various Artists by now...
	3:36pm Michael 98145: or See Other Side
	3:39pm The Oscar: At the record store I used to work at, there was a very confusing week when we received both the original motion picture soundtrack to People Under the Stairs, and the album "Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" by the hip hop group People Under the Stairs.
	3:40pm Mike tp: my housemate Guy hesrs in the background is that ABBEY LINCOLN? AND YES it is.sweet see tune.she was married to drummer ms xx Roach.
	3:41pm Slick Goldtooth: Anyone else see that Zima is back for a limited time?
	3:42pm iambasil: such an amazing track,gotta love Abbey Lincoln
	3:42pm Michael 98145: nice hat, too :)
	3:44pm Thee BDub: A Greg Caz classic!!!
	3:46pm JtotheK: back to back clicky-stars!
	3:48pm fred: Good afternoon Sheila and listeners. I'm just back from open doors day at the local art school. Plenty of stuff there (and I'm sure I missed a bunch). Also, cheap beer (€3 a pint)
	3:49pm Michael 98145: @fred, i love that sort of event
	3:52pm BabyBear: omg this song is great!
	3:52pm peter in seattle: chaws tobacco an' snores in his sleep! ha ha ah ha. Go single girl!
	3:53pm JtotheK: sew buttons on undies? how risque!
	3:53pm frozen_peas: I've only heard this song covered by a man. Haha.
	3:53pm Passaic River Blues: That was so good!
	3:57pm djsheilab: And "I Wish I Was A Single Girl Again" is a hit!
	3:59pm Adrian in London: Ladies and gentlemen, I give you… a dog enjoying classical music twitter.com...
	4:02pm Cecile: lots of gay guys have a dating women phase.
	4:03pm ChrisB.: Oooh, Shelia! Aren't you the little gossip girl!
	4:03pm east hollywood: @Slick Goldtooth Zima is coming back?! Sheila B got me interested in the Alan Parsons back catalog....which I had previously completely written off Could I have made the same mistake with Zima?
	4:03pm Cecile: fred, that sounds great!
	4:04pm Cecile: Clay Pigeon.
	4:04pm Michele: Emotional DJ checking in! Love you Sheila!
	4:05pm Adrian in London: Andy Breckman might have cried a bit when was waterboarded that time…
	4:05pm east hollywood: Clay pigeon is pretty emotional sometimes Hearty white brings others to tears
	4:05pm Cecile: Doug and Marty McSorley are very passionate people. I don't know if they have cried, though.
	4:05pm listener james from westwood: I've heard 2 FMU DJs cry after they lost relatives abruptly. It was heart-shattering both times.
	4:05pm The Contessa: @Sheila I think you might have already got it…
	4:06pm The Oscar: I'm pretty sure I recall Marty choking up the Friday after the election. I can't imagine he was alone that week...
	4:06pm Sem Chumbo: On one hand, BOOM. On the other hand, BOOM. Gonna go with it. Hello, SheilaB, and Sophisticates..
	4:06pm tp: so Emo
	4:07pm chalmers: @Michele, "Which WFMU DJs are the biggest criers?" sounds like a follow-up to the SUW "How would WFMU DJs do on Naked and Afraid?" discussion from a few weeks back.
	4:07pm grace gold way: duane
	4:07pm P-90: Sure, sure, "I don't want to ever cry on my show again." Why not just acknowledge it's part of your persona? Maybe we'd be disappointed if you never cried again...
	4:08pm JakeGould: Pretty sure Frangry has been an emotional DJ as well.
	4:08pm JakeGould: Also, I remember Bronwyn C. talking about her sister in the 1990s and—what I recall—as her sister’s death and needless to say, it was pretty emotional.
	4:08pm Passaic River Blues: @Oscar: yeah, I remember Marty. He was discussing the effect of the election on immigrant children, I believe. I was at work and trying to mask my teary reaction.
	4:09pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and boomers. Getting ready to blow things up next Tuesday.
	4:10pm listener james from westwood: @Jake: That was one of them.
	4:11pm Brian Cat: Melody's this is very retro 60s and at the same time hip hop. I like the differnt segments put together, that's very 60s psych.
	4:11pm melinda: I think Monica was kind of choked up after playing a recording of her doggie's last breaths.
	4:12pm listener james from westwood: I'd rather be here and share an emotional and sincere and human moment with Sheila or another FMU DJ than any time, emotional or not, on the commercial dial.
	4:12pm fred: @Sem: I just finished The Noble Hustle. Pretty good read, as expected
	4:12pm JakeGould: Is there crying in the “Morning Zoo” on other stations?
	4:12pm Rob Kopp: Heart!
	4:13pm listener james from westwood: If Melody's misfortune tells us anything, we need to share those moments when we can. Also: YES, Heart!
	4:13pm JakeGould: @AdrianinLondon: Andy cries heavily when he is giving away that sweet Hollywood money he makes during the marathon.
	4:13pm Brian Cat: don't mind if you cry. You earned it.
	4:13pm JakeGould: HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART! HEART!
	4:13pm melinda: Heart, yeah!
	4:14pm P-90: One of the all-time greats. Equal parts Zep and Yes influence. Very, very Seventies
	4:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Your Woof Moo Boom Boom introduction of The Womack Sisters this morning was pretty cool, Sheila.
	4:14pm Cecile: I liked heart when they were trying to be Girl Led Zeppelin
	4:15pm djsheilab: Thanks @Ken from Hyde Park!
	4:16pm Sem Chumbo: On your recommendation @fred, will keep an eye open. I read a short magazine piece about this a few months back. Deep into Gravity's Rainbow, just 50 years behind the curve.
	4:16pm JakeGould: @Cecile: You have a problem with their 1980s pop hair metal phase? Yeah… Me too!
	4:16pm Rob Kopp: @ Cecile: Heart trying to be Led Zeppeiin. Watch this: www.youtube.com...
	4:17pm Dean Kibbe: Hi, I just discovered your radio station yesterday from a documentary on Netflix; and, I am now a listener on the internet. I just tuned in to your show. It is great to hear women given a chance to be heard in music. Relatively speaking, men are disgusting pigs, (except for me), who ruin the planet. We need women to take over, to nurture and compensate for war, political defoliation, ugliness of the soul, and redundant irritating music. Burma Shave... His Most Virile Laziness, Dean R. Kibbe King of Port Huron
	4:17pm Carmichael: Ha ha Sem, I read Pynchon in college. Somewhat inscrutable ...
	4:17pm Cecile: Is this the Canadian pressing? Because I remember Dreamboat Annie being very much a 1976 record. I like a lot of schlock, but Heart was just hard to watch.
	4:18pm JakeGould: @djsheilab: Kinda on the nose here… Which is perfect!!!
	4:18pm Brian Cat: LG produced by Quincy Jones and arranged by Claus Ogerman.
	4:19pm Rob Kopp: @Cecile: The LP is from '76, the 7" from '75
	4:19pm Sem Chumbo: @Carm: had a big bad reputation, post-modern & etc. Hit Updike and Vonnegut instead :-D
	4:19pm The Oscar: I'll sheepishly admit that it wasn't until I heard Lesley's Terry Gross interview that I realized that "Judy's Turn to Cry" was a sequel song.
	4:20pm Cecile: I went back and listened to actual version. It was quite nice, even though I have heard that song more times than I want.
	4:25pm JtotheK: Re: Pynchon - I read Gravity Rainbow a few years ago because a close friend discussed it (a lot) so I thought I'd check it out, knowing absolutely nothing about the book, author, or what I was about to get myself into...
	4:27pm Carmichael: I didn't know that, Oscar.
	4:28pm JtotheK: ...and then GR took me 6-ish months to read, because I read and re-read each page seemingly 5 times to figure out what I was reading. But I /loved/ it. It made me realize I needed to spend more time on books (and have!). (Thanks again for that, Dave.) Still have 3 Pyncon books left to read (Mason Dixon next) ...
	4:28pm Cecile: Dean Kibbe, even though theoretically I'm blessed with women-super powers, I can state factually that I would be terrible at nurturing the planet.
	4:28pm Cecile: Dean Kibbe, even though theoretically I'm blessed with women-super powers, I can state factually that I would be terrible at nurturing the planet.
	4:28pm Cecile: whoops.
	4:28pm fred: @JtotheK: That situation can be tricky. A coworker once asked me what was my favorite novel. He picked a wrong moment: I answered "Infinite Jest". He got it and he seriously resented me for that. I think he gave up after 20 pages or so
	4:29pm The Oscar: @Sem/JtotheK I started reading Pynchon's V in college, and loved it. Then I got a terrible stomach bug and decided I wasn't up to reading the loooooong stretch about wildebeests dying in the sun, and by the time I got back to it I'd lost any chance of picking up the narrative threads. One of these days I swear I'll go back and tackle it again!
	4:29pm Brian Cat: @Cecile, you underestimate yourself.
	4:31pm iambasil: not gonna lie you flip the script on me with christina millian LOL
	4:31pm JakeGould: Some pigs! Sensational!
	4:31pm Cecile: I can't even keep a houseplant alive. And I'm more like a dude than a dame.
	4:31pm JtotheK: @Fred - I've read some of DFW's short stories, but haven't read IJ ... yet. It's on the "to-read" pile.
	4:32pm Will from Seattle: @Dean: your comment reminds me of this song, that coincidentally I heard for the 1st time on this station: www.youtube.com...
	4:33pm Cecile: 1976!
	4:33pm Brian Cat: @Cecile You must have some strengths. Think of those and you can help restore the balance.
	4:33pm JtotheK: crying is lame and weak? not so if you are doing it in the corner with a giant bucket of frosting!
	4:33pm el_musgo: Did you cry again? I heard you show from last year... when you cried... and it moved me. its great to hear and feel emotions on radio. Don't shy away!
	4:34pm BabyBear: @JtotheK Yes, DFW had the influence on me. Would like to tackle Gravity's Rainbow soon. Was a huge fan of Crying of Lot 49
	4:34pm Dean Kibbe: Cecile, get a female Pit Bull puppy as an assistant; and, you can co-rule the universe. Also, listen to "Amazing Grace 3.0 at saintvibiana.com and it might make you cry and/or inspire your dog to play harmonica. With God, all things are possible...
	4:34pm Cecile: Drag queens are better women than I am, and I am totally OK with that.
	4:34pm ChrisB.: As Motley Crew so eloquently put it, "Girls, Girls, Girls."
	4:35pm JtotheK: @The Oscar, @BabyBear -- I haven't read 'V' (also on the to-read pile) but I have read Crying of Lot 49, and want to read that again.
	4:35pm Cecile: that is one of two songs I like of theirs. That guitar solo is badass.
	4:36pm Brian Cat: @Cecile funny. Made me laugh
	4:36pm The Contessa: Love this one, Sheila!
	4:37pm Adrian in London: @Cecile We love a drag queen. When we interview them they're always great, and they have amazing photos!
	4:37pm Anton: Thanks for great radio. Ukraine is listening you also.
	4:37pm Leonardo: The thing about you Shelia is you're a music geek and the thing about us music geeks is that there will always be a place in the world for us.
	4:38pm Cecile: I adore them. I have a little gallery of my favorites in my office. I also have a thing for bearded queens. I love those beardos.
	4:38pm djsheilab: Hello @Anton in Ukraine!
	4:38pm dale: thunder west of me in the mt hope are and the signal just went to static. and i was enjoying that single of the week!
	4:39pm Cecile: Home of Ruslana and Verka Seduchka!
	4:39pm Brian Cat: But most of them look like men.
	4:40pm Cecile: Well, the bearded ones do.
	4:41pm Brian Cat: No, they don't do it for me, they most often look like men trying to be women. But God bless them, they try!
	4:43pm Cecile: You should take a look at Courtney Act or Farrah Moan sometimes. My favorite drag queen intro is for Cee Cee Russell: "the female illusion that causes confusion!"
	4:44pm Bobby: I am late, but I am with you!
	4:46pm Dean Kibbe: How you look isn't what makes a real woman. It is being nicer; sugar and spice and everything nice...
	4:47pm karankeeone: Is it just me or does "Christine Perfect" sound a lot like Christine McVeigh of Fleetwood Mac???
	4:47pm Cecile: karan, that is her. That was her maiden name.
	4:47pm Rob Kopp: last line in Lola by The Kinks: I'm glad I'm a man and so I Lola (is she glad that Ray is a man? or is she a man?)
	4:48pm djsheilab: @karankeeone She is Christine McVie indeed!
	4:48pm Brian Cat: I believe that women are the superiors here. Oh yes there are some extremely feminine ones, but they are few. Women curve in the right places and usually don't require help with that. Women also seem to have more insight than a lot of men. I will have a look.
	4:48pm listener james from westwood: Oh, wow, isn't this a Mia Farrow diss track?
	4:48pm Carmichael: They are the same person, karankeeone.
	4:48pm Cecile: Rob: Yes.
	4:49pm Cecile: Might this song be dedicated toward Mia Farrow?
	4:49pm Carmichael: Lola's glad that Ray is a man. The kind of man who would love Lola.
	4:50pm chalmers: It certainly is directed toward Mia Farrow and obviously took on resonance given how Mia's life turned out.
	4:50pm Cecile: It's hard to get dates when you are a drag queen, I'm told.
	4:50pm Marc15: The girl the singer is talking about was never the singer's friend. A friend will never take your man.
	4:51pm karankeeone: @Cecile Thank you! @djsheilab Thank you, too!
	4:51pm Cecile: chalmers, it really quite hits the mark.
	4:51pm karankeeone: @Carmichael Thank you, too!
	4:51pm listener james from westwood: The podcast You Must Remember This went deep on the topic of Dory and Mia in one episode a while back. Oof.
	4:52pm Itzall Ablurr: And I always mistakenly heard that lyric from "Lola" as "But I know what I am and IN BED I'm a MAN, and so was Lola."
	4:52pm Brian Cat: Never met one.
	4:53pm Rob Kopp: Dory Previn sounds iike Amy Rigby (of course the other way around), who I like a lot. Her CD Little fugitive from 2005 is fantastic, especially the song The trouble with Jeanie (her husbands new ex-wife, who she likes very much)
	4:53pm Cecile: IME quite lovely people.
	4:55pm Michael 98145: oh, yes. i -really- need to re-read Crying of Lot 49 one of these days ...
	4:55pm Brian Cat: Most people mean well. I am doing other things than that sort of recreation.
	4:56pm Cecile: Sounds like all of John Derek's wives. Bo, Ursula and Linda got on quite well. Well, you have something in common...
	4:56pm Listener Robert: Dale, WMFU's going down coincided with a passing shower here in Andover NJ. Still silent as of now. I'm guessing a squall from the same front.
	4:56pm Michael 98145: re Ukraine, and Tina Karol!
	4:59pm Rob Kopp: and of course Jeanie is her new husband's ex-wife
	5:01pm common: Happy friday all! Beersies
	5:02pm Michael 98145: ( speaking of 1953, that was the year the structure of DNA was uncovered )
	5:02pm JtotheK: agree with your Northern Soul comments, sheilaB!
	5:03pm JtotheK: b/w if you happen to find a stash of the Timi Yuro 'never be over' 45s in a 50-cent bin someday, do keep me in mind!
	5:04pm Michael 98145: young girls don't see me, anyway :)
	5:04pm P-90: Definitely the best "Mia can go to Hell" song ever
	5:04pm Listener Robert: Michael, I'm pretty sure that was 1962 or earlier, because there was a model of it at the Seattle World's fair.
	5:04pm Cliff in Prague: Hey! Made if for the last hour, & I'm not even too drunk
	5:05pm Michael 98145: [ "DNA was first isolated by Friedrich Miescher in 1869. Its molecular structure was first identified by James Watson and Francis Crick from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in 1953" ]
	5:06pm karankeeone: @DJSheilab I think that I am falling "in love" with your voice! And congrats on your new WFMU new email addy!
	5:06pm Adrian in London: @Cliff in Prague Cheers!
	5:07pm Cliff in Prague: Hi Adrian!
	5:07pm Cliff in Prague: Na zdravi!
	5:08pm Stanley: Happy Beersies, common, Cliff and Adrian in London.
	5:11pm Brian Cat: Wasn't this song sampled with a male vocal for that big pop hit a few years ago? There's the guy singing now.
	5:12pm Michael 98145: @karankeeone, welcome to the SBB fan club!
	5:12pm P-90: Molto bene! Ben fatto, Sheila!
	5:12pm Adrian in London: @Stanley I'm enjoying some very nice cask-aged Finnish sipping gin, but thanks!
	5:13pm Adrian in London: "Nancy Wilson sings, and sings, and sings" !!
	5:13pm Brian Cat: @ Sheila is the new wfmu address a different list than CCCh?
	5:14pm Cecile: Cask-aged Finnish sipping gin. I must know more.
	5:15pm Stanley: Lovely, Adrain. They were pouring 'The Kernel' my favourite London beer in the pub this evening. Cheers.
	5:15pm Cliff in Prague: I just had 4 half-liters at a microbrewery for about $1.80 each. :D
	5:15pm upsetter5001 (mobile): It's always a treat to listen to your show in real time.
	5:16pm karankeeone: @Michael 98145 Thank you! ;-)
	5:16pm Michael 98145: ( wish we could get true genièvre gin around here )
	5:16pm Brian Cat: This Sandi Sheldon sounds like Tin Soldier by the Small Faces. I think the Faces nicked it.
	5:17pm Will from Seattle: @Brian: (re: that pop song that sampled 'Tu Vuo Fa l'Americano') Renato Carosone's version was sampled by Yolanda Be Cool and DCUP for the song 'We No Speak Americano', it was big hit in 2010
	5:18pm Michael 98145: - talk about Nostalgic! -
	5:18pm Stanley: Cliff - that sounds good My beer tonight cost more than double that!
	5:18pm Brian Cat: Love this song a Summer Place. It reminds me of when I was a little kid down the shore. The instrumental version.
	5:19pm Brian Cat: @ Right, Will thanks for posting that.
	5:19pm big adam: I discovered this Sandi Sheldon track in college in the Its Okeh Up North! Cd comp. I had been into the idea of northern soul for a little while but this was the first track where I truly felt it and fell in love with the music. I've probably played this 1000 times and still put it on mixes for people 15+ years later. Excellent!!!
	5:20pm JoeG: Wow..for a minute, Joanie sounded a little like Bjork from all the way downstairs, or is it the other way around?
	5:20pm Carmichael: Cliff, you drank 2 liters of beer? Even an experienced beer drinker like myself is impressed.
	5:20pm djsheilab: Love your enthusiasm for the Sandi Sheldon track @big adam!
	5:20pm Stanley: Cliff - I've just done the maths. Make that 3.2 x what you paid!
	5:23pm Rob Kopp: Sandi Sheldon is #36 in the Northern Soul Top 500
	5:23pm Itzall Ablurr: That Nancy Wilson cover is gorgeous. If I see that one in the wild it will be mine!
	5:23pm djsheilab: For any of you interested in joining my new mailing list, please e-mail sheilab@wfmu.org Thanks!
	5:25pm Rob Kopp: Have just done that.. (downstairs, cause I don't have email upstairs [yet], so I missed Sandi Sheldon)
	5:25pm Cliff in Prague: Carmichael - over the course of 2 hours, yes... is that a lot? Can't tell when it's so cheap here... (I did have to pee a lot)
	5:25pm Will from Seattle: never heard this band before. Sounds kinda like the smiths if morrissey was a girl
	5:26pm Brian Cat: @Will Sundays had hits in UK.
	5:27pm Cliff in Prague: P.S. Don't come here if you're an alcoholic
	5:27pm Rob Kopp: @ Wiull: www.youtube.com...
	5:28pm Adrian in London: This Bibi Flash has a touch of Men I Trust to it, or vice versa…
	5:28pm fred: @Cliff: That must have been good beer. I was actually talking about that with a friend this afternoon and the prices he quoted were much lower
	5:30pm Cliff in Prague: Yeah fred, I could get 0.5L of generic Pilsner at a supermarket for 20-35 Kč which is about $0.80 - $1.40
	5:31pm Will from Seattle: :o I need to move to prague
	5:31pm Michael 98145: @Cliff, whoa. be right there ...
	5:32pm Cliff in Prague: IKR
	5:32pm northguineahills: @Fred: I know of an IRCAM composer worthy of your attention. I believe he left before you got there, Bernhard Günter. Don't know why it took so long for my noggin to remember. A (very) lowercase predecessor to Daniel Menche.
	5:32pm Cliff in Prague: Like I said, don't move here if you've got a drinking problem
	5:33pm Cecile: Duane played a killer version of this the other week.
	5:33pm Rob Kopp: Isn't pils (beer) coming from Pilzen in CZ? In his student time our king was called Prince Pils
	5:33pm Cecile: Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
	5:33pm Cecile: That song is good, though.
	5:34pm Cecile: Dream Theater sell tons of tickets and records. I know.
	5:34pm northguineahills: Uhmm, I was rehabilitating Toto in my dj sets back in '97. And who can't give love to the photos of crouching behind the alter of keyboards!
	5:35pm Brian Cat: I have a lot of toto 45s and enjoyed them back then.
	5:37pm Cecile: stream is very bad right now
	5:37pm fred: @NGH: I don't even know most of the composers who are currently working there (I'm a lowly tech). I'll try to remember to check him out. Big party tomorrow as the administrator of my fave venue leaves after also 25 years, so the drunken blackout might creep back into today
	5:37pm Rob Kopp: For the first time since I'm listening I have problems with the connection. Due to the thunderstorm?
	5:37pm Michael 98145: @Cecile, not so bad streaming to the left coast ...
	5:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like "Hold the Line." Have not heard that in a while.
	5:39pm Michael 98145: Happy People make People Happy
	5:39pm Cheri Pi: My stream is strong and frothy here
	5:39pm Summer and Michael: Hey, Sheila! What do we do to get on your new mailing list? Just send you an email from your "contact" via the station? That's what we just did. Let us know if we need to do something else/more. Thanks! Sending love!
	5:39pm fred: Occasional short drops over here
	5:40pm frenchee: I think she says hush up hardhead.
	5:40pm Brian Cat: "Hush up hard head!"
	5:40pm frenchee: I am also gettign the occasional dropouts
	5:41pm Summer and Michael: Drops here, too.
	5:41pm fred: @Cheri Pi: is it almost beer o'clock where you are?
	5:42pm djsheilab: Are the drops happening to everyone? Hmm....
	5:43pm Dean: Here in Northern California, yes, there were a few silent pauses. Last fifteen minutes or so.
	5:43pm Michael 98145: not over here
	5:43pm Sem Chumbo: Thank, SheilaB. Is there anybody, anywhere who boom-booms like you do? I think not. See you, and the Sophisticates next time.
	5:44pm djsheilab: Thanks @Sem Chumbo!
	5:44pm P-90: Strong unbroken stream in the sunny Hamptons
	5:44pm Brian Cat: The storm clouds are moving out of Western Jersey towards the East.
	5:45pm Cheri Pi: I'm currently beering! TGIF!!
	5:46pm djsheilab: @Cheri Pi Happy beering!
	5:46pm Michael 98145: whoops - spoke too soon - getting breaks, too
	5:46pm Cheri Pi: I should be packing but can't tear myself away from the boom boom
	5:47pm Brian Cat: This French version of RNR Music is a riot.
	5:47pm Will from Seattle: jealous of y'all having bear right now, it's only 2:46 here on the west coast, still at work...
	5:47pm Julie: I really thought this song was Nancy at first
	5:47pm Will from Seattle: lol I mean beer
	5:48pm Listener Robert: Somebody needs to fix that Wikipedia entry. I've seen a picture of the DNA model that was at the 1962 World's Fair. There's mention of it here -- archive.org... . Sorry, Michael, you relied on Wikipedia!
	5:48pm Cheri Pi: Oh I'll have bears where I'm going tomorrow ;)
	5:49pm P-90: I feel the same deep twinge of genuine sadness every single time the end of your shift draws near, is there any higher praise a listener can offer a radio DJ, @Sheila B?
	5:49pm JtotheK: enjoyed the show, thanks sheilaB!
	5:49pm djsheilab: That is unbelievably sweet @P-90. Thank you!!
	5:50pm Cecile: hi, pi! Yeah, you are
	5:50pm Michael 98145: ?DNA: www.britannica.com...
	5:50pm Carmichael: Drink, Pi, DRINK!
	5:50pm Brian Cat: Thanks Sheila, it's been a groovy, mind-expanding show, as usual!
	5:51pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, DJ Sheila. Stay safe. If the Hudson starts rising, get outta there!
	5:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Sheila. See y'all later. Happy 150th, Canada!
	5:52pm Cecile: Great show, Sheila. Have a good week.
	5:52pm fred: I guess I'm more of a Watashi Dake? person, but Watashi No Imori work too. Thanks Sheila
	5:53pm BabyBear: 3 hrs is just never enough! Thanks Sheila
	5:53pm Rob Kopp: Down home girl was one of the songs we did a couple of years ago with Stranded (a hobby band with my 2 brothers in law) as warm up band for The Fortunes. It's on You Tube! (I don't give you the link)
	5:53pm Cliff in Prague: Thank you Sheila!!
	5:54pm Rob Kopp: @BabyBear: Agree. Make it 4.... every day!
	5:54pm djsheilab: Thanks @Cecile @BabyBear @RobKopp @KenfromHydePark @Michael98145 @Brian Cat @JtotheK @Cliff in Prague @Adrian in London, @TheContessa and all of you who commented today!
	5:54pm Listener Robert: D'oh! I read "1953" as "1963", which I knew it had to be earlier than. Can you tell I have macular edema in one eye?
	5:56pm Michael 98145: @LR, time is purely subjective, anyway!
	5:57pm Michael 98145: ( i was at Century 21, too )
	5:57pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again Shelia. You can expect an email from me about songs that meant a lot to me when I divorced in 2000.
	5:58pm P-90: Have a totally tubular holiday weekend, Sheila B and Killer Komments Krew!
	5:59pm Adrian in London: Thanks Sheila!! xx
	5:59pm Michael 98145: all you Yanks have a safe 4th!
	5:59pm The Contessa: Oh no, the show is nearly over! Thank you Sheila for a spectacular show. Happy weekend everyone, especially our lovely DJ
	5:59pm JoeG: Thank you, djsheila. Happy 4th to all.
	5:59pm Rob Kopp: Tomorrow (in one minuet) one of my 2 brothers in law is getting 65!
	6:00pm Rob Kopp: Next week #99
	6:02pm Dean R. Kibbe: Luckily I was able to keep the music playing while I was signing up for your mailing list. If you are a pothead you should check out deanrichardkibbe.net and deanrichardkibbe.com where everything is free and original mad scientist strange...
	6:42pm KingYeti: I've never seen Grandma on her knees this long
	5:48pm harold fridkis: you're the greatest,sheila!and so is your show.

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from June 30, 2017

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