WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from July 14, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Whosondephone: No depressing music.
	3:02pm TehBadDr: "Ello Sheila!
	3:03pm Brian Cat: Brian Cat checking in, out of work early today.
	3:03pm fred: Good afternoon Sheila and all
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Sheila and all!
	3:03pm Rob Kopp: Hi Sheiia, hi fellow boomers. Another 3 ours of the week for SBB
	3:03pm Michael 98145: oohlala -- Liberté, égalité, fraternité ! www.instagram.com...
	3:03pm Whosondephone: Please. Thank you.
	3:05pm Stanley: I've just arrived from next door. Monica just done one fantastic show. And nowSheila B. Joy!
	3:05pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Hello everyone…
	3:05pm listener james from westwood: This is ultra-nice coming out of Monica's disco-friendly show!
	3:05pm Adrian in London: 'Allo, Twinkle! ;-)
	3:05pm Sem Chumbo: Hello, Sheilab, and boom boom room regulars.
	3:05pm Cooh John: Boom boom accompanying me in a journey Northbound to PMJ.
	3:06pm P-90: Bonjour Mademoiselle Le DJ eat tout le monde!
	3:07pm JtotheK: hi sheilaB, hi boom boomers.
	3:07pm P-90: That's: "ET tout le monde," my phone made it vaguely obscene above
	3:07pm iambasil: Hi Sheila great to hear you as always,hey fellow boom boomers hope everyone is doing good :)
	3:07pm TDK60: Helloooo....
	3:08pm Antonia: hi from croatia <3
	3:08pm The Oscar: Howdy Sheila and all-- the gateway to the weekend opens!
	3:08pm listener james from westwood: Oh hells yes.
	3:08pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Sheila!
	3:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Le Boom!
	3:09pm TDK60: Owww! The bass guitar and drums on this just kick it.
	3:10pm djsheilab: I decided not to take the weather into account for a good part of the show today. So I am here with gospel, soul, pop, + Bastille Day cheer. HELLO EVERYONE!
	3:10pm djsheilab: @Antonia Hello Croatia!
	3:11pm Cecile: Show biz rules: don't share the stage with animals, children or Big Boi. They will steal the scene every time.
	3:12pm Adrian in London: Ken Bruce!!
	3:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: My dear Uncle Wally was Croatian. When Aunt Helen introduced him to the family, everyone whispered "Where is Croatia?" (according to my mom).
	3:14pm JasonInBoston: Oh man! This St. Etienne needs to come out on a 45! Please petition Mr. Stanley to make this happen.
	3:15pm BennettCap: Reminds me of last weekend.
	3:17pm djsheilab: @Adrian in London @Cecile @KenfromHydePark @JasonInBoston @TDK60 @GuidofromCologne @Listener James @TheOscar @iambasil @JtotheK @P-90 @CoohJohn @Sem Chumbo @TheContessa @Whosondephone @Stanley @Rob Kopp @Brian Cat @TehBadDr @Michael98145 Bonjour mes amis!
	3:18pm djsheilab: @BennettCap + @fred! Hey!
	3:18pm Rob Kopp: The list gets longer and longer
	3:18pm listener james from westwood: Kylie?
	3:18pm TehBadDr: Awesome retroness!
	3:20pm Brian Cat: Diggin' the fun music vibe...
	3:21pm amylea: She looks like a such a little girl playing dress up on that cover!! :) :)
	3:21pm JtotheK: ha! nice back-to-back track selection...
	3:21pm Rob Kopp: Played this an our ago myself (Llll-Little Eva! - The Complete Dimension Recordings)
	3:22pm Listener Robert: Ken, my mother's parents were said to be Croatian. (Her stepfather was something of a wheel in the Croatian Fraternal Union, based in Pittsburgh.) But then some years ago after their passing, I was looking at a home movie of Grandma dancing with little me on vacation in Lake George, making the "woo-woo-woo" with the hand & mouth, and, having heard about the Lost Tribe of Roanoke, realized we were actually Croatan Indians.
	3:22pm The Oscar: My dad once told me that, if I'd been a girl, there's a good chance I'd have been named after Little Eva.
	3:24pm /mzzm\: hiii SBiiee, crauzie troll listner here bu'luv you'sho'jus'sayin'
	3:24pm Dominick: charmant
	3:25pm JakeGould: This is a very French set right now! Anyway, I am enjoying it!
	3:26pm Adrian in London: AND a French cyclist won today's stage of the Tour de France. So Vive Bastille Day!
	3:26pm Adrian in London: @The Oscar: Little Oscar?
	3:26pm /mzzm\: btw i am now the proud owner of Jennifer Connelly '86 EP "Monologue Of Love" if you care...
	3:28pm Neena: Loving this set today!!!
	3:29pm Cecile: Talk to Duane!
	3:29pm Cooh John: Nice to boom with my Nova Scotia sophisticate Sem Chumbo.
	3:30pm The Oscar: Agreed on Janelle-- she's on my shortlist for likely EGOTs for sure.
	3:31pm The Oscar: @Adrian Exactly!
	3:31pm Sem Chumbo: Yup, just wallowin' in #1 High Grade, dulse-flavoured sophistication up here. But you're in Columbus, the real centre of major boom boom, eh, CJ?
	3:31pm The Oscar: @Sheila You got it :)
	3:32pm JasonInBoston: Here's a great 80s gospel track that you need to check out. PARADISE GARAGE CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9UV58U9DyU
	3:32pm Rob Kopp: Anyone who likes gospel girls: Sister Rosetta Sharpe is my favorite. Especially Didn't it rain (1947)
	3:32pm P-90: "...ventured out into the religious pastures of the 1980's" -Way to turn a phrase!
	3:32pm JasonInBoston: Knick Knack Patty Whack-Lou Lawton-Wand-massive Northern
	3:34pm Cecile: Slippery People by the Staples Singers is great (a Talking Heads cover gospelized).
	3:34pm JtotheK: @JasonInBoston - that is a /terrific/ 45!!! (that I hope to find someday.)
	3:35pm frozen_peas: Mylene!
	3:35pm Cecile: This month marks the 30th anniversary of Kylie's debut.
	3:35pm Will from Seattle: I don't know much about 80s gospel, but gospel funk is great www.youtube.com... www.youtube.com...
	3:36pm Marc15: The Cinnamons ‎– I'm Not Gonna Worry was released in 1964
	3:36pm TehBadDr: Some Nouvelle Vague would be nice, just sayin' know what I mean? say no more nudge nudge, wink wink!
	3:37pm Rob Kopp: Sister Rosetta Sharpe: Didn't it rain www.youtube.com...
	3:37pm Antonia: omg this track is so good
	3:38pm The Oscar: I'm a sucker for a good movie-cat name. Mine is named Pyewackett, after Kim Novak's from Bell Book & Candle. A friend of mine has Dandelo, from the original The Fly.
	3:38pm TehBadDr: @Cecile is making me feel old, I had no idea who she was back then, and very little more now. But that Loco-motion track was a great retro take!
	3:38pm fred: A coworker had a bit part in one of Mylène Farmer's videos
	3:39pm Brian Cat: @djsheilab - I just finished composing a medley of children's songs scored for orchestra which includes "This Old Man."
	3:39pm P-90: May I ask: what breed/mix is Alvy Singer?
	3:40pm Brian Cat: Stewart and Gaskin also covered The Locomotion.
	3:41pm fred: I think Lio is actually Belgian
	3:42pm TDK60: Great show, but now I must exit...thanks...
	3:42pm northguineahills: There has to be a music video for Speedy Gonzales! To the Googles!
	3:43pm The Oscar: Aw, FG!
	3:44pm listener james from westwood: That Gall cover!
	3:44pm Adrian in London: Been listening to loads of France Gall lately. She;s so great
	3:45pm Brian Cat: France Gall could sing the most complicated melodies with great pitch control. Quite the singer.
	3:45pm JakeGould: Hey Sheila! Pretty sure there is a “Three Blind Mice” (aka: “Hot Cross Buns”) song reworking out there… Maybe? I’m a bit foggy today.
	3:46pm Rob Kopp: original: Bobby Lee Trammell: Uh-oh (1958)
	3:47pm Brian Cat: French Rockabilly
	3:48pm Mark R: Knew Edith had to make an appearance eventually.
	3:49pm Brian Cat: Edith rolls the R's and so does Bardot when she sings.
	3:49pm Cecile: Kylie is a huge huge pop icon most places and a gay/cult icon in the US. I love the record with Can't Get You Out of My Head on it. It's pretty perfect pop.
	3:49pm Mark R: As far as I know, Edith wasn't a racist lunatic, though...
	3:51pm georgesimian: This is the best song.
	3:52pm Cecile: Kylie is from Australia originally. She has the envy factor of dating Michael Hutchence and duetting with Nick Cave.
	3:53pm Michele: Loving this track! Hi Sheila! ♥♥♥
	3:54pm djsheilab: @Cecile Totally with you on her "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" record. I remember being completely amazed by it at the time.
	3:54pm djsheilab: @Michele! I don't know how to make a heart symbol, but if I could I'd make one for you.
	3:54pm TehBadDr: This is wonderful!
	3:57pm Brian Cat: @anyone: where are the clicky stars?
	3:58pm Cecile: Cathy Dennis co-wrote it!
	3:58pm fred: @Cecile: There's a mashup of "can't get you out of my head" and "blue monday" that I like a lot
	3:58pm Michele: @Brian Cat - Next to the track name if you are logged in
	3:59pm Mark R: This Tashaki Miyaki track is beautiful and dreamy, isn't it?
	3:59pm Brian Cat: @Michele Oh yeah! Thanks.
	4:01pm Cecile: I want to be her. She is a pretty beautiful doll of magic.
	4:01pm doctorjazz: Hi Boomers!
	4:01pm Michael 98145: thank you so much for my Mylene fix
	4:01pm listener james from westwood: Plus, Kylie's "Cant Get You Out of My Head" song AND video? Damn. ::fans self::
	4:02pm The Contessa: Hello @doctorjazz!
	4:02pm Cecile: No, Bridgette Bardot was.
	4:03pm Adrian in London: My favourite Kylie song is Confide in Me. It's AMAZING. There's a French version too, which, obviously, is better. Last year we were in Old Compton St when Kylie was filming a video. She had to sashay down the street, pretending to be oblivious to the hundreds of people gawking at her.
	4:05pm Cecile: Do drag queens count? Asking for a friend.
	4:05pm Cooh John: Yes, Sem. Cbus is a victim if it's own success. It is getting big and crowded.
	4:05pm Brian Cat: @Cecile Agree that Kylie is a beautiful doll of magic, well said. An awesome vocalist.
	4:06pm Cecile: Yessssssss!
	4:06pm Michael 98145: oh, yes !!! Gloria !!
	4:07pm listener james from westwood: I <3 that story and that listener's wonderful <3!
	4:07pm T from New B: You are amazing Sheila B!
	4:09pm Adrian in London: Public Service Announcement: if you have not read Just Kids or M Train by Patti Smith, rectify this immediately. She writes wonderfully.
	4:09pm doctorjazz: Patti!
	4:09pm georgesimian: I don't want to go to UPS.
	4:10pm georgesimian: This is the only Van Morrison song I like
	4:10pm Michael 98145: I never tire of this LP.
	4:11pm Cecile: Adrian, one of my favorite YouTube moments is Kylie performing in a park in Paris. She stumbles her French in a little speech and is so charming doing it. And the wave of love from the crowd is so huge!
	4:11pm doctorjazz: This isn't much like Van's version.
	4:11pm Rob Kopp: @Michael: Try Them's Here comes the night or My lonely sad eyes
	4:12pm Michael 98145: ( i love Van )
	4:13pm Brian Cat: Cecile, what's the name of the song, I'd like to view it.
	4:13pm Rob Kopp: Sorry Michael, I meant georgesimian
	4:13pm slugluv1313: PATTI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you Sheila!!! (and yes, this LP never gets old -- perfect now as it was - yikes!- over 40 years ago!)
	4:14pm doctorjazz: Otisettes?
	4:14pm georgesimian: He was good in Them, but he's just not my thing on his own.
	4:15pm Small Change: Enjoying the show as always! If you want to play Barbara and Ernie's 'For You'...cheers!
	4:16pm Rob Kopp: And Maria McKee did a fantastic cover of My lonely sad eyes.
	4:16pm Michael 98145: love the sound of Portuguese
	4:16pm georgesimian: Johnny Otis rules though. I never heard of the Otisettes.
	4:17pm djsheilab: Thanks @Small Change!
	4:17pm djsheilab: @georgesimian @doctorjazz He had his very own girl group. Lucky bastard!
	4:18pm Cecile: Ugh, Brian, it doesn't seem to be up there. It was around the time of Aphrodite I'm a bad fan, didn't save the link.
	4:18pm Adrian in London: @Cecile Ooh, I'll check that out. I saw her play a show with Nick Cave – The Art of the Love Song – where she read out I Should Be So Lucky as though it were a poem by William Blake. She's a game gal!
	4:19pm The Oscar: This is lovely.
	4:19pm Brian Cat: @Cecile, OK Thanks anyway.
	4:19pm listener james from westwood: Thun-der-dome! Thun-der-dome!
	4:20pm Michael 98145: this DJ sure knows her stuff
	4:21pm georgesimian: I saw Tina Turner back in 83 or 84, before this song. One of the best concerts ever. I was a kid, and I didn't know most of her songs then, but she was so good.
	4:21pm listener james from westwood: My mom was a big Mel Gibson/Mad Max fan (this was before we knew his deal), but when Thunderdome came out w/ Tina as Auntie Entity, she über-plotzed. LOVED her in that film (and generally. Related, she also became a big Grace Jones fan after seeing her kicking the shit out of people in Conan the Destroyer.
	4:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: If there's a recording of Robert Clary (Corporal LeBeau from Hogan's Heroes) singing "Frère Jacques," I'd like to hear that.
	4:21pm The Oscar: One of the local indie cinemas up here does an annual program of vintage movie trailers. One year they accidentally played this one twice, which finally gave me an opportunity to say "Can't we just get BEYOND Thunderdome?!"
	4:22pm rsj: rubbing the sold-out mad max show in our noses
	4:22pm listener james from westwood: WHO RUNS BARTERTOWN? MASTER BLASTER RUNS BARTERTOWN!
	4:22pm still b/p: Auntie Entity: "Well, ain't we a pair, raggedy man."
	4:22pm Adrian in London: Ha! So, in London, there's a cabaret artist called Tina T'urner Tea Lady, who basically is a tea lady who believes herself to have been Tina Turner. I interviewed her here thewidowstanton.com... Yes, self-promotion; I apologise. She's utterly wonderful. Anyway, she has a tea-promoting song that rails against a chain of UK coffee shops that's called We Don't Need A Café Nero!
	4:22pm BennettCap: I've been lately considering this for karaoke nights.
	4:22pm listener james from westwood: "Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls ... dyin' time's here!"
	4:23pm b: YESSSSS I love this song, thank you!!
	4:24pm georgesimian: @Adrian How can she have been Tina Turner. Isn't Tina Turner still alive? Think she lives in Switzerland.
	4:25pm iambasil: i was helping my friend with baking cupcakes for her daughters bday they other day and we started singing this song LOL go head Tina!!!!!thanks SheilaB
	4:26pm Adrian in London: @georgesimian Like with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, you need to suspend disbelief…
	4:26pm Sem Chumbo: Luscious, this.
	4:27pm georgesimian: @Adrian If you're talking about the DeNiro movie, you need to suspend disbelief just to believe that they made that movie.
	4:28pm Passaic River Blues: OK, loving this.
	4:29pm Cecile: Georgesimian, gentle British delusion has no internal logic.
	4:29pm Will from Seattle: North African disco? Nice!
	4:30pm slugluv1313: loving this Zohra tune!
	4:30pm fred: The Angharad Drake song and Zohra's are both delightful. Fine segue right there
	4:30pm Brian Cat: @djsheilab: Hope you play more Janelle Monae in the future. She has excellent songs/production and an amazing voice and is completely unknown over here.
	4:32pm still b/p: There's an Order of Gentle British Delusion and GBD membership/recognition is awarded like MBE.
	4:32pm P-90: Love this Loverboy arrangement
	4:33pm djsheilab: Isn't it wonderful? @P-90
	4:34pm fred: Any idea where Zohra was from? I'd guess Tunisia or Algeria, but the name Zohra doesn't really help narrow it down
	4:34pm JasonInBoston: Sophisticated Boom Boom dipping a toe into a sort of Vapourwave sound (but much better) with "Loverboy". What a track!
	4:35pm djsheilab: I've never heard of Vapourwave! @JasonInBoston I'm intrigued!
	4:35pm The Contessa: This is so lovely Sheila!
	4:36pm Will from Seattle: @fred Zohra's Algerian-French
	4:37pm Adrian in London: @Georgesimian: Frankly, one has had to suspend disbelief about every De Niro film since about 1983, he said, snootily.
	4:37pm Rob Kopp: @Sheila: I'm almost sure you're gonna ask Evie about the Chip Taylor connection. She did the originals of the Chip Taylor songs Angel of the morning, Anyway that you want me and I can't let go
	4:38pm Will from Seattle: @sheila: Vaporwave is an interesting rabbithole of a genre, here's a taste www.youtube.com...
	4:39pm fred: @Adrian: I liked Midnight Run at the time, and I'm pretty sure it was later than 1983 (not by much though, I think I was in high school)
	4:40pm listener james from westwood: hah, just looking back up at the playlist; Mad Max: Fury Road featured a supporting character named the Splendid Angharad; Angharad Drake follows Tina. Coincidence? Hmmmm...
	4:40pm Will from Seattle: here's another cool vaporwave album www.youtube.com...
	4:40pm Passaic River Blues: @Sheila: Evie has been getting some other WFMU love recently because her "Billy Sunshine" was in the 1968 rotation of the Tom Wilson "Music Factory" series Irwin has been airing.
	4:45pm slugluv1313: hhmmm why is Lomboy getting me thinking of Joy Wellboy? (both Belgian?)
	4:46pm georgesimian: @Adrian I think we can give him Goodfellas too. We don't need another DeNiro!
	4:47pm Rob Kopp: Samantha Fox' I only want to be with you had a great fold out sleeve: www.discogs.com...
	4:49pm northguineahills: Smalltown Supersound Recs always has an eclectic set of gems...
	4:50pm alanj: Loved the Susan Pillsbury song
	4:51pm Laurie H.: OMG Evelyn Champagne King, this song pure gold. xoxo
	4:53pm Adrian in London: @Laurie H: God yeah! Let's face it, if 'Champagne' is your middle name, you're already batting above your average
	4:53pm djsheilab: @Laurie H! Hey!
	4:56pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and Boomers. Just now finally got off the streets and into my cool office.
	4:57pm georgesimian: Britta!
	4:57pm listener james from westwood: Cartoon themes FTW!
	4:58pm Thee BDub: Thanks for this and all the other good stuff! ;)
	4:59pm Michael 98145: Ahhh !
	4:59pm northguineahills: Sugar Water!
	5:00pm TehBadDr: Groovy, dreamy, from way back when.
	5:00pm Adrian in London: Hang on, I know this; is the answer: Britta Phillips?!
	5:00pm The Contessa: Sheila darlin', check your Empress Of cover pic xx
	5:01pm The Contessa: Ah, fixed
	5:02pm chris: hi there! the French connection on Sugar Water, you ask? Michele Gondry's video - www.youtube.com... exquisite!
	5:02pm fred: I admit it took me a long time to get Cibo Matto. But I definitely do now
	5:02pm Rob Kopp: BTW: Completely forgot to do this, but congratulations, Shelia, with SBB # 100!
	5:03pm Michael 98145: - Suspended in the Sky -
	5:03pm Michael 98145: what Rob K said !
	5:03pm Passaic River Blues: DOPE BLEND, SB!
	5:04pm listener james from westwood: Had a feeling this was Morricone! And yes, many congrats, Sheila, for the 100th! Many many more!
	5:04pm TehBadDr: Segue en las nubes?
	5:04pm fred: 100! Wow, that's some achievement
	5:04pm listener james from westwood: I've heard marine warnings on FMU in the past but I defer to the almighty staff!
	5:05pm JtotheK: special marina weather warning??? let's hear it! the people parking the yachts need to know!
	5:05pm Michele: You don't have to read just log it.
	5:05pm TehBadDr: I'm sitting in my dinghy right now! It's in the middle of my living room, but that is a small detail!
	5:05pm Adrian in London: Ooh, yes, let's have the marine. It'll be like during Test Match Special when they have to go over to the Shipping Forecast.
	5:06pm Laurie H: Hi decided to make this official. :)
	5:09pm listener james from westwood: How else is Rodney Dangerfield gonna see clearly enough to ram Judge Smails' sloop?
	5:09pm Adrian in London: NB I've listened to this for about three seconds. It came from a tweet from the wonderful Christine from the Spiked Candy blog, which you should all follow.
	5:09pm listener james from westwood: "Hey! My buddy! Move over, Swanson, I'm drivin'!"
	5:10pm djsheilab: Thanks @Michele
	5:11pm Rob Kopp: It has something of Blondie's Call me
	5:11pm Adrian in London: Oh, but that was good, tho
	5:11pm Rob Kopp: Of course the other way around (Claude was earlier)
	5:15pm still b/p: The bells in the Lombard track had a distinct Kiss/I Was Made For Lovin' You line goin' on, but KISS (heaven help us) and their song came later.
	5:16pm Kurt Gottschalk: SHEILA! i just tuned in. i've been singing "up on the roof" for the last two weeks!
	5:17pm Gaylord Fields: I just tuned in as well, just in time for Françoise!
	5:18pm still b/p: The only Wikipedia edit I ever made was to correct an erroneous word in the lyrics there for Up On The Roof.
	5:20pm djsheilab: Hello @Kurt G + @Gaylord! Kurt, I told the Alvy Singer story earlier on in the show :)
	5:20pm fred: Two Françoise Hardy songs in this show, that's fine with me, she was my mother's favorite singer
	5:21pm Rob Kopp: I'm still looking for an Australian single by Francoise Hardy: I will change my life. She also did it in French as Je changerais d'avis. Both are covers of Se telefonando by Mina, my favorite Italian single of all time with one of the first contributions by Ennio Morricone
	5:21pm Kurt Gottschalk: what time? i'll send peter the link.
	5:21pm Michael 98145: ( always liked Au Revoir Simone )
	5:22pm Gaylord Fields: And it seems I missed hearing my beloved Evelyn "Champagne" King! She's evidently another one of those artists both Sheila and I (and Joe McGasko) adore.
	5:22pm djsheilab: @Kurt G It was my first mic-break
	5:23pm alanj: The Annie Hart song is one of the saddest songs I've ever heard. To me.
	5:23pm Gaylord Fields: Evie! Sands! As a guest on Sheila B's show! Be still, my heart!
	5:25pm Rob Kopp: This great song reminds me of the Carole King song Wasn't for to follow. Love it... Love both
	5:25pm Michael 98145: thanks to Rob K just learned today she was first with Angel of the Morning
	5:30pm Rob Kopp: aah, all those typos; Wasn't born to follow (also done by The Byrds)
	5:32pm Will from Seattle: what's wrong with chiclets?
	5:32pm BennettCap: Like "Chick-flick".
	5:33pm Brian Cat: I picture Hens running around the farm, free range, of course.
	5:33pm chris: i think that's the ultimate "finding oneself" moment
	5:35pm Michael 98145: yay - www.instagram.com...
	5:35pm Stephanie: That is a super sweet story and i appreciate your thoughts on chicklit/elizabeth gilbert!! Great show @sheila b! You always shine!
	5:36pm djsheilab: Thanks @Stephanie :)
	5:37pm The Contessa: Wow! We all need friends like Gaylord! So kind!
	5:37pm djsheilab: @BennettCap Exactly!
	5:37pm Gaylord Fields: Sheila, you are a rebel. (as is my former work colleague Liz Gilbert, in her own way). You are welcome—and thank you, Sheila.
	5:38pm Adrian in London: Ah, Jeanette!
	5:38pm Rob Kopp: I just see on Discogs both Soy rebelled and I am a rebel have been released on a Spanish singe in 1976
	5:39pm Brian Cat: Good to hear more Janette.
	5:39pm Brian Cat: Jeanette.
	5:40pm Gaylord Fields: @The Contessa: Sheila makes it easy to be her friend.
	5:40pm fred: Gaylord, what you did there was amazing
	5:40pm Cecile: David Gates! Architect of the terrifyingly nihilistic Bread.
	5:40pm KP: Great show for rainy day driving
	5:41pm Gaylord Fields: @fred: Again, Sheila inspires kindness. @Brian Cat: Oddly enough, "Janette" is the actual correct spelling of her given name.
	5:42pm Brian Cat: The lesson of this show is that many 70s artists were knocking about with projects in the 60s that didn't quite make it. So it takes years.
	5:43pm Gaylord Fields: And then Sheila, with the David Gates! Swoooon!!!
	5:43pm The Contessa: @Gaylord, I can imagine
	5:43pm Brian Cat: @Gaylord, interesting tid bit.
	5:43pm Adrian in London: Ooh, this Lake Ruth is great. Laetitia's playing in London tomorrow,AND Monty Hall next month!
	5:44pm frozen_peas: My problem with terms like "chick lit" is that it's dismissive in the extreme. It's meant to be an indicator that something is not worth serious attention. And it (intentionally) puts women's artistic achievements into a ghetto where only women are expected to read or discuss these works. It's a not very subtle form of exclusion and is also meant to ridicule.
	5:45pm djsheilab: You couldn't have said it better @frozen_peas. Thank you.
	5:46pm Gaylord Fields: No one called, say, David Foster Wallace "dude lit."
	5:48pm Michael 98145: or Moby Dick :)
	5:48pm Adrian in London: @Gaylord Or, God help us, Jonathan Franzen.
	5:48pm fred: @Gaylord: I think "dude lit" would fit Pynchon better than DFW.
	5:49pm still b/p: Melville wrote harpoonography.
	5:49pm Adrian in London: AHHHH, Juniore! Je répète: AHHHH, Juniore!
	5:49pm DMcK: @fred Or Hemingway
	5:49pm jerry h.: hello all! just in time to say good-bye!
	5:50pm Adrian in London: Jerry H est venu à dire au revoir
	5:51pm Rob Kopp: @Sheila: on Discogs I couldn't find that single with the Spanish and English version (BTW: it's a French single, not a Spanish single). But it is on www.cdandlp.com... I always go there when I look for a French record. That's where I found Jean Lou by Gillian Hills as well.
	5:51pm Gaylord Fields: @fred: I chose DFW because, like Elizabeth Gilbert, if there were a term for such a genre, it wouldn't even apply to him. However, Chuck Palahniuk...
	5:51pm northguineahills: I heard chick lit and I thought "chicklets", like the gum. I was so very confused for nearly five minutes, that I was missing a bad pop joke about chicklets.
	5:51pm Adrian in London: Just read a tweet praying that the new Dr Who is Janelle Monae!
	5:52pm northguineahills: Today is the first I've heard of the term, chick lit.
	5:52pm jerry h.: @AdrianinLondon_thank you i think!
	5:54pm fred: @Gaylord: I haven't read Palahniuk. From your comment, I don't think I will. Though I need something to read until Colson Whitehead next book
	5:54pm TehBadDr: Thanx for great show Sheila!
	5:55pm Michael 98145: yes, thank you so much again, DJ Sheila
	5:55pm Brian Cat: Thanks for another interesting and musical afternoon, Sheila. Vouz ette la premiere!
	5:55pm Adrian in London: @Jerry H: Serge reference
	5:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Merci, Sheila. I bid you a fond adieu (if I could only pronounce it with confidence).
	5:55pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again Sheila. Look forward to the Evie Sands special/interview next week.
	5:56pm Michael 98145: << merci >>
	5:56pm Adrian in London: When there are so many amazing books by women why would you bother reading any by men?
	5:57pm alanj: Thanks Sheila!
	5:57pm jerry h.: I guess i will have to listen another time. Gainsbourg?
	5:57pm Berd: You the DJ lady. Listening to the show for a while. Always plenty of absolute classics. Love WFMU. It makes my day.
	5:57pm Adrian in London: Anyway, thanks Sheila B for a lovely show, as usual. Looking forward to the Evie special next week. xx
	5:57pm Gaylord Fields: @fred: As good as Whitehead's fiction is, I can wholeheartedly recommend his nonfiction "The Colossus of New York" — it's sort of a companion piece to E.B. White's "Here Is New York."
	5:57pm The Contessa: See ya @Ken FHP, thanks Sheila for a great show!! Happy w/e everyone
	5:57pm JtotheK: enjoyed the show - thanks sheila!
	5:57pm listener james from westwood: Huge thanks, Sheila!
	5:58pm fred: Thanks Sheila @Ken: don't sweat it, it actually means "goodbye forever", so that's not what you mean anyway
	5:58pm jerry h.: @Adrian_ Have you heard "Black Trombone?
	5:58pm Adrian in London: Ha, yeah, goodnight 'the DJ lady'!!
	5:58pm frozen_peas: @Adrian - yes! A solid 80% of the books I read are by women and they are wonderful.
	6:00pm jerry h.: Thank you-everyone! Especially djsheilab!
	6:00pm P-90: Je vous remercie ma belle Sheila, for casting your special glow on Bastille Day '17. And thanks also for Liv this morning. Have a Cha Cha Charming weekend!
	6:00pm northguineahills: Thanks Sheila!
	6:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Merci, fred. Bye, The Contessa.

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from July 14, 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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July 14, 2017: The Girls In Paris

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Clark Sisters and Elbertina "Twinkie" Clark	Awake O Zion	You Brought The Sunshine - The Sound Of Gospel Recordings 1976-1981	Westbound	2017	From 1981	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Janelle Monáe	Tightrope (featuring Big Boi)	The ArchAndroid	Bad Boy Entertainment	2010			0:06:50 (Pop-up)
Saint Etienne	Underneath the Apple Tree	Home Counties	Heavenly	2017		*	0:11:50 (Pop-up)
Simone Jackson	Pop Pop Pop-Pie "Pop Pop Pop-Pie" by "Simone Jackson"	Beat Chic-Dream Babes Vol. 7	RPM Records	2007	From 1962		0:14:07 (Pop-up)
Kylie Minogue	The Loco-Motion "The Loco-Motion" by "Kylie Minogue"	Kylie	PWL	1988			0:17:40 (Pop-up)
Little Eva	Keep Your Hands Off My Baby		Dimension	1963			0:19:45 (Pop-up)
The Cinnamons	I'm Not Gonna Worry ('Cause I Know He's Mine)		BT Puppy	1963?			0:22:22 (Pop-up)
Catherine Spaak	La Notte È Fatta Per Rubare		N/A	1967			0:24:42 (Pop-up)

Happy Bastille Day! "Happy Bastille Day!"
Mylene Farmer	Sans Contrefaçon "Sans Contrefaçon" by "Mylene Farmer"	Ainsi Soit Je...	Polydor	1988			0:35:56 (Pop-up)
Lio	Speedy Gonzales "Speedy Gonzales" by "Lio"	Lio	Arabella	1980			0:39:51 (Pop-up)
France Gall	Avant Le Bagarre "Avant Le Bagarre" by "France Gall"	1968	Philips	1968			0:42:02 (Pop-up)
Françoise Hardy	Oh Oh Cheri "Oh Oh Cheri" by "Françoise Hardy"	Françoise Hardy	Disques Vogue	1962			0:44:00 (Pop-up)
Edith Piaf	Marie Trottoir "Marie Trottoir" by "Edith Piaf"	Ici Paris	Trunk Records	2013	From 1961		0:46:43 (Pop-up)
Lee Hazelwood and Suzi Jane Hokom	The Girls In Paris	Lee Hazlewoodism - Its Cause and Cure	Light in the Attic	2015	From 1967		0:48:54 (Pop-up)
Cults	Offering "Offering" by "Cults"	Offering	Sinderlyn	2017	Brand new single! Album out 10/06	*	0:50:53 (Pop-up)
Tashaki Miyaki	Anyone But You "Anyone But You" by "Tashaki Miyaki"	The Dream	Metropolis	2017		*	0:55:52 (Pop-up)

Patti Smith	Gloria "Gloria" by "Patti Smith"	Horses/Horses	Sony Legacy	2005	From 1975 / Thank you Linda Lee!		1:07:52 (Pop-up)
The Otisettes Featured With The Johnny Otis Show	In Your Arms I’m Gonna Stay	In Your Arms I’m Gonna Stay	Jonco Records	1971			1:11:50 (Pop-up)
Trio Esperança	Mue Amore (Drops)	Trio Esperança	Odeon	1974			1:14:46 (Pop-up)
Tina Turner	We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)	Simply the Best	Parlophone	1991	From 1985		1:18:36 (Pop-up)
Angharad Drake	Baby "Baby" by "Angharad Drake"	Ghost	Angharad Drake	2017		*	1:23:01 (Pop-up)
Zohra	Badala Zamana "Badala Zamana" by "Zohra"		N/A	1977			1:25:56 (Pop-up)
Lomboy	Loverboy "Loverboy" by "Lomboy"		Cracki Records	2017		*	1:29:12 (Pop-up)
Evie Sands	Maybe Tomorrow "Maybe Tomorrow" by "Evie Sands"		A&M	1970	My special guest on next week's show! 7/21!		1:32:56 (Pop-up)

Carmen Villain	Red Desert "Red Desert" by "Carmen Villain"	Infinite Avenue	Smalltown Supersound	2017	My Single Of the Week!	*	1:44:15 (Pop-up)
Susan Pillsbury	I Thought I Knew the Answers	Milk Of The Tree: An Anthology Of Female Vocal Folk & Singer-Songwriters 1966-1973	RPM	2017	From 1973	*	1:47:12 (Pop-up)
Evelyn Champagne King	I Don't Know If It's Right		RCA Victor	1977			1:49:18 (Pop-up)
Empress Of	Go To Hell "Go To Hell" by "Empress Of"		Terrible Records	2017	Brand new single!	*	1:52:49 (Pop-up)
Britta Phillips	Jem and the Holograms Theme Song		N/A	1985			1:58:09 (Pop-up)
Cibo Matto	Sugar Water "Sugar Water" by "Cibo Matto"	Viva! La Woman	Warner Bros.	1996	For listener Thee BDub!		1:57:09 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Sospesi Nel Cielo	Malamondo (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	GDM	2013	From 1964		2:00:47 (Pop-up)

Claude Lombard	Les Enfants Perle "Les Enfants Perle" by "Claude Lombard"	Chante	Sommor	2017	From 1970	*	2:08:34 (Pop-up)
La Lá	Bebés "Bebés" by "La Lá"	Zamba Puta	Self-released	2017		*	2:11:06 (Pop-up)
The Drifters	Up On the Roof "Up On the Roof" by "The Drifters"	Honey & Wine: Another Gerry Goffin & Carole King Song Collection	Ace Records	2009	From 1962		2:13:17 (Pop-up)
Françoise Hardy	Il Voyage "Il Voyage" by "Françoise Hardy"		Disques Vogue	1969			2:15:23 (Pop-up)
Annie Hart	I Don't Want Your Love	Impossible Accomplice	Self-released	2017	Former member of Au Revoir Simone	*	2:18:04 (Pop-up)
Evie Sands	One Fine Summer Morning		A&M	1970	And another round of Evie! My special guest on next week's show!		2:22:03 (Pop-up)
Soccer Mommy	Allison "Allison" by "Soccer Mommy"		Fat Possum	2017		*	2:24:04 (Pop-up)

Jeanette	I Am A Rebel "I Am A Rebel" by "Jeanette"		Hispavox	1972	THANK YOU GAYLORD!!!!		2:34:48 (Pop-up)
David Gates	Teardrops In My Heart		Mala	1961			2:37:41 (Pop-up)
Lake Ruth	Monstre Sacre "Monstre Sacre" by "Lake Ruth"	Stereolab in, Metronomic Underground Versions	The Blog That Celebrates Itself Records	2017		*	2:40:19 (Pop-up)
Jay Som	Rush "Rush" by "Jay Som"	I Think You're Alright / Rush	Fat Possum	2016			2:43:19 (Pop-up)
Juniore	Dans La Noir "Dans La Noir" by "Juniore"	Christine	Le Phonographe	2013			2:46:28 (Pop-up)
Tommie Young	That's All A Part Of Loving Him		Soul Power	1972			2:49:18 (Pop-up)
Pointer Sisters	Fire "Fire" by "Pointer Sisters"	Energy	Planet	1978			2:53:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm Whosondephone: No depressing music.
	3:02pm TehBadDr: "Ello Sheila!
	3:03pm Brian Cat: Brian Cat checking in, out of work early today.
	3:03pm fred: Good afternoon Sheila and all
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Sheila and all!
	3:03pm Rob Kopp: Hi Sheiia, hi fellow boomers. Another 3 ours of the week for SBB
	3:03pm Michael 98145: oohlala -- Liberté, égalité, fraternité ! www.instagram.com...
	3:03pm Whosondephone: Please. Thank you.
	3:05pm Stanley: I've just arrived from next door. Monica just done one fantastic show. And nowSheila B. Joy!
	3:05pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Hello everyone…
	3:05pm listener james from westwood: This is ultra-nice coming out of Monica's disco-friendly show!
	3:05pm Adrian in London: 'Allo, Twinkle! ;-)
	3:05pm Sem Chumbo: Hello, Sheilab, and boom boom room regulars.
	3:05pm Cooh John: Boom boom accompanying me in a journey Northbound to PMJ.
	3:06pm P-90: Bonjour Mademoiselle Le DJ eat tout le monde!
	3:07pm JtotheK: hi sheilaB, hi boom boomers.
	3:07pm P-90: That's: "ET tout le monde," my phone made it vaguely obscene above
	3:07pm iambasil: Hi Sheila great to hear you as always,hey fellow boom boomers hope everyone is doing good :)
	3:07pm TDK60: Helloooo....
	3:08pm Antonia: hi from croatia <3
	3:08pm The Oscar: Howdy Sheila and all-- the gateway to the weekend opens!
	3:08pm listener james from westwood: Oh hells yes.
	3:08pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Sheila!
	3:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Le Boom!
	3:09pm TDK60: Owww! The bass guitar and drums on this just kick it.
	3:10pm djsheilab: I decided not to take the weather into account for a good part of the show today. So I am here with gospel, soul, pop, + Bastille Day cheer. HELLO EVERYONE!
	3:10pm djsheilab: @Antonia Hello Croatia!
	3:11pm Cecile: Show biz rules: don't share the stage with animals, children or Big Boi. They will steal the scene every time.
	3:12pm Adrian in London: Ken Bruce!!
	3:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: My dear Uncle Wally was Croatian. When Aunt Helen introduced him to the family, everyone whispered "Where is Croatia?" (according to my mom).
	3:14pm JasonInBoston: Oh man! This St. Etienne needs to come out on a 45! Please petition Mr. Stanley to make this happen.
	3:15pm BennettCap: Reminds me of last weekend.
	3:17pm djsheilab: @Adrian in London @Cecile @KenfromHydePark @JasonInBoston @TDK60 @GuidofromCologne @Listener James @TheOscar @iambasil @JtotheK @P-90 @CoohJohn @Sem Chumbo @TheContessa @Whosondephone @Stanley @Rob Kopp @Brian Cat @TehBadDr @Michael98145 Bonjour mes amis!
	3:18pm djsheilab: @BennettCap + @fred! Hey!
	3:18pm Rob Kopp: The list gets longer and longer
	3:18pm listener james from westwood: Kylie?
	3:18pm TehBadDr: Awesome retroness!
	3:20pm Brian Cat: Diggin' the fun music vibe...
	3:21pm amylea: She looks like a such a little girl playing dress up on that cover!! :) :)
	3:21pm JtotheK: ha! nice back-to-back track selection...
	3:21pm Rob Kopp: Played this an our ago myself (Llll-Little Eva! - The Complete Dimension Recordings)
	3:22pm Listener Robert: Ken, my mother's parents were said to be Croatian. (Her stepfather was something of a wheel in the Croatian Fraternal Union, based in Pittsburgh.) But then some years ago after their passing, I was looking at a home movie of Grandma dancing with little me on vacation in Lake George, making the "woo-woo-woo" with the hand & mouth, and, having heard about the Lost Tribe of Roanoke, realized we were actually Croatan Indians.
	3:22pm The Oscar: My dad once told me that, if I'd been a girl, there's a good chance I'd have been named after Little Eva.
	3:24pm /mzzm\: hiii SBiiee, crauzie troll listner here bu'luv you'sho'jus'sayin'
	3:24pm Dominick: charmant
	3:25pm JakeGould: This is a very French set right now! Anyway, I am enjoying it!
	3:26pm Adrian in London: AND a French cyclist won today's stage of the Tour de France. So Vive Bastille Day!
	3:26pm Adrian in London: @The Oscar: Little Oscar?
	3:26pm /mzzm\: btw i am now the proud owner of Jennifer Connelly '86 EP "Monologue Of Love" if you care...
	3:28pm Neena: Loving this set today!!!
	3:29pm Cecile: Talk to Duane!
	3:29pm Cooh John: Nice to boom with my Nova Scotia sophisticate Sem Chumbo.
	3:30pm The Oscar: Agreed on Janelle-- she's on my shortlist for likely EGOTs for sure.
	3:31pm The Oscar: @Adrian Exactly!
	3:31pm Sem Chumbo: Yup, just wallowin' in #1 High Grade, dulse-flavoured sophistication up here. But you're in Columbus, the real centre of major boom boom, eh, CJ?
	3:31pm The Oscar: @Sheila You got it :)
	3:32pm JasonInBoston: Here's a great 80s gospel track that you need to check out. PARADISE GARAGE CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9UV58U9DyU
	3:32pm Rob Kopp: Anyone who likes gospel girls: Sister Rosetta Sharpe is my favorite. Especially Didn't it rain (1947)
	3:32pm P-90: "...ventured out into the religious pastures of the 1980's" -Way to turn a phrase!
	3:32pm JasonInBoston: Knick Knack Patty Whack-Lou Lawton-Wand-massive Northern
	3:34pm Cecile: Slippery People by the Staples Singers is great (a Talking Heads cover gospelized).
	3:34pm JtotheK: @JasonInBoston - that is a /terrific/ 45!!! (that I hope to find someday.)
	3:35pm frozen_peas: Mylene!
	3:35pm Cecile: This month marks the 30th anniversary of Kylie's debut.
	3:35pm Will from Seattle: I don't know much about 80s gospel, but gospel funk is great www.youtube.com... www.youtube.com...
	3:36pm Marc15: The Cinnamons ‎– I'm Not Gonna Worry was released in 1964
	3:36pm TehBadDr: Some Nouvelle Vague would be nice, just sayin' know what I mean? say no more nudge nudge, wink wink!
	3:37pm Rob Kopp: Sister Rosetta Sharpe: Didn't it rain www.youtube.com...
	3:37pm Antonia: omg this track is so good
	3:38pm The Oscar: I'm a sucker for a good movie-cat name. Mine is named Pyewackett, after Kim Novak's from Bell Book & Candle. A friend of mine has Dandelo, from the original The Fly.
	3:38pm TehBadDr: @Cecile is making me feel old, I had no idea who she was back then, and very little more now. But that Loco-motion track was a great retro take!
	3:38pm fred: A coworker had a bit part in one of Mylène Farmer's videos
	3:39pm Brian Cat: @djsheilab - I just finished composing a medley of children's songs scored for orchestra which includes "This Old Man."
	3:39pm P-90: May I ask: what breed/mix is Alvy Singer?
	3:40pm Brian Cat: Stewart and Gaskin also covered The Locomotion.
	3:41pm fred: I think Lio is actually Belgian
	3:42pm TDK60: Great show, but now I must exit...thanks...
	3:42pm northguineahills: There has to be a music video for Speedy Gonzales! To the Googles!
	3:43pm The Oscar: Aw, FG!
	3:44pm listener james from westwood: That Gall cover!
	3:44pm Adrian in London: Been listening to loads of France Gall lately. She;s so great
	3:45pm Brian Cat: France Gall could sing the most complicated melodies with great pitch control. Quite the singer.
	3:45pm JakeGould: Hey Sheila! Pretty sure there is a “Three Blind Mice” (aka: “Hot Cross Buns”) song reworking out there… Maybe? I’m a bit foggy today.
	3:46pm Rob Kopp: original: Bobby Lee Trammell: Uh-oh (1958)
	3:47pm Brian Cat: French Rockabilly
	3:48pm Mark R: Knew Edith had to make an appearance eventually.
	3:49pm Brian Cat: Edith rolls the R's and so does Bardot when she sings.
	3:49pm Cecile: Kylie is a huge huge pop icon most places and a gay/cult icon in the US. I love the record with Can't Get You Out of My Head on it. It's pretty perfect pop.
	3:49pm Mark R: As far as I know, Edith wasn't a racist lunatic, though...
	3:51pm georgesimian: This is the best song.
	3:52pm Cecile: Kylie is from Australia originally. She has the envy factor of dating Michael Hutchence and duetting with Nick Cave.
	3:53pm Michele: Loving this track! Hi Sheila! ♥♥♥
	3:54pm djsheilab: @Cecile Totally with you on her "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" record. I remember being completely amazed by it at the time.
	3:54pm djsheilab: @Michele! I don't know how to make a heart symbol, but if I could I'd make one for you.
	3:54pm TehBadDr: This is wonderful!
	3:57pm Brian Cat: @anyone: where are the clicky stars?
	3:58pm Cecile: Cathy Dennis co-wrote it!
	3:58pm fred: @Cecile: There's a mashup of "can't get you out of my head" and "blue monday" that I like a lot
	3:58pm Michele: @Brian Cat - Next to the track name if you are logged in
	3:59pm Mark R: This Tashaki Miyaki track is beautiful and dreamy, isn't it?
	3:59pm Brian Cat: @Michele Oh yeah! Thanks.
	4:01pm Cecile: I want to be her. She is a pretty beautiful doll of magic.
	4:01pm doctorjazz: Hi Boomers!
	4:01pm Michael 98145: thank you so much for my Mylene fix
	4:01pm listener james from westwood: Plus, Kylie's "Cant Get You Out of My Head" song AND video? Damn. ::fans self::
	4:02pm The Contessa: Hello @doctorjazz!
	4:02pm Cecile: No, Bridgette Bardot was.
	4:03pm Adrian in London: My favourite Kylie song is Confide in Me. It's AMAZING. There's a French version too, which, obviously, is better. Last year we were in Old Compton St when Kylie was filming a video. She had to sashay down the street, pretending to be oblivious to the hundreds of people gawking at her.
	4:05pm Cecile: Do drag queens count? Asking for a friend.
	4:05pm Cooh John: Yes, Sem. Cbus is a victim if it's own success. It is getting big and crowded.
	4:05pm Brian Cat: @Cecile Agree that Kylie is a beautiful doll of magic, well said. An awesome vocalist.
	4:06pm Cecile: Yessssssss!
	4:06pm Michael 98145: oh, yes !!! Gloria !!
	4:07pm listener james from westwood: I <3 that story and that listener's wonderful <3!
	4:07pm T from New B: You are amazing Sheila B!
	4:09pm Adrian in London: Public Service Announcement: if you have not read Just Kids or M Train by Patti Smith, rectify this immediately. She writes wonderfully.
	4:09pm doctorjazz: Patti!
	4:09pm georgesimian: I don't want to go to UPS.
	4:10pm georgesimian: This is the only Van Morrison song I like
	4:10pm Michael 98145: I never tire of this LP.
	4:11pm Cecile: Adrian, one of my favorite YouTube moments is Kylie performing in a park in Paris. She stumbles her French in a little speech and is so charming doing it. And the wave of love from the crowd is so huge!
	4:11pm doctorjazz: This isn't much like Van's version.
	4:11pm Rob Kopp: @Michael: Try Them's Here comes the night or My lonely sad eyes
	4:12pm Michael 98145: ( i love Van )
	4:13pm Brian Cat: Cecile, what's the name of the song, I'd like to view it.
	4:13pm Rob Kopp: Sorry Michael, I meant georgesimian
	4:13pm slugluv1313: PATTI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you Sheila!!! (and yes, this LP never gets old -- perfect now as it was - yikes!- over 40 years ago!)
	4:14pm doctorjazz: Otisettes?
	4:14pm georgesimian: He was good in Them, but he's just not my thing on his own.
	4:15pm Small Change: Enjoying the show as always! If you want to play Barbara and Ernie's 'For You'...cheers!
	4:16pm Rob Kopp: And Maria McKee did a fantastic cover of My lonely sad eyes.
	4:16pm Michael 98145: love the sound of Portuguese
	4:16pm georgesimian: Johnny Otis rules though. I never heard of the Otisettes.
	4:17pm djsheilab: Thanks @Small Change!
	4:17pm djsheilab: @georgesimian @doctorjazz He had his very own girl group. Lucky bastard!
	4:18pm Cecile: Ugh, Brian, it doesn't seem to be up there. It was around the time of Aphrodite I'm a bad fan, didn't save the link.
	4:18pm Adrian in London: @Cecile Ooh, I'll check that out. I saw her play a show with Nick Cave – The Art of the Love Song – where she read out I Should Be So Lucky as though it were a poem by William Blake. She's a game gal!
	4:19pm The Oscar: This is lovely.
	4:19pm Brian Cat: @Cecile, OK Thanks anyway.
	4:19pm listener james from westwood: Thun-der-dome! Thun-der-dome!
	4:20pm Michael 98145: this DJ sure knows her stuff
	4:21pm georgesimian: I saw Tina Turner back in 83 or 84, before this song. One of the best concerts ever. I was a kid, and I didn't know most of her songs then, but she was so good.
	4:21pm listener james from westwood: My mom was a big Mel Gibson/Mad Max fan (this was before we knew his deal), but when Thunderdome came out w/ Tina as Auntie Entity, she über-plotzed. LOVED her in that film (and generally. Related, she also became a big Grace Jones fan after seeing her kicking the shit out of people in Conan the Destroyer.
	4:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: If there's a recording of Robert Clary (Corporal LeBeau from Hogan's Heroes) singing "Frère Jacques," I'd like to hear that.
	4:21pm The Oscar: One of the local indie cinemas up here does an annual program of vintage movie trailers. One year they accidentally played this one twice, which finally gave me an opportunity to say "Can't we just get BEYOND Thunderdome?!"
	4:22pm rsj: rubbing the sold-out mad max show in our noses
	4:22pm listener james from westwood: WHO RUNS BARTERTOWN? MASTER BLASTER RUNS BARTERTOWN!
	4:22pm still b/p: Auntie Entity: "Well, ain't we a pair, raggedy man."
	4:22pm Adrian in London: Ha! So, in London, there's a cabaret artist called Tina T'urner Tea Lady, who basically is a tea lady who believes herself to have been Tina Turner. I interviewed her here thewidowstanton.com... Yes, self-promotion; I apologise. She's utterly wonderful. Anyway, she has a tea-promoting song that rails against a chain of UK coffee shops that's called We Don't Need A Café Nero!
	4:22pm BennettCap: I've been lately considering this for karaoke nights.
	4:22pm listener james from westwood: "Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls ... dyin' time's here!"
	4:23pm b: YESSSSS I love this song, thank you!!
	4:24pm georgesimian: @Adrian How can she have been Tina Turner. Isn't Tina Turner still alive? Think she lives in Switzerland.
	4:25pm iambasil: i was helping my friend with baking cupcakes for her daughters bday they other day and we started singing this song LOL go head Tina!!!!!thanks SheilaB
	4:26pm Adrian in London: @georgesimian Like with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, you need to suspend disbelief…
	4:26pm Sem Chumbo: Luscious, this.
	4:27pm georgesimian: @Adrian If you're talking about the DeNiro movie, you need to suspend disbelief just to believe that they made that movie.
	4:28pm Passaic River Blues: OK, loving this.
	4:29pm Cecile: Georgesimian, gentle British delusion has no internal logic.
	4:29pm Will from Seattle: North African disco? Nice!
	4:30pm slugluv1313: loving this Zohra tune!
	4:30pm fred: The Angharad Drake song and Zohra's are both delightful. Fine segue right there
	4:30pm Brian Cat: @djsheilab: Hope you play more Janelle Monae in the future. She has excellent songs/production and an amazing voice and is completely unknown over here.
	4:32pm still b/p: There's an Order of Gentle British Delusion and GBD membership/recognition is awarded like MBE.
	4:32pm P-90: Love this Loverboy arrangement
	4:33pm djsheilab: Isn't it wonderful? @P-90
	4:34pm fred: Any idea where Zohra was from? I'd guess Tunisia or Algeria, but the name Zohra doesn't really help narrow it down
	4:34pm JasonInBoston: Sophisticated Boom Boom dipping a toe into a sort of Vapourwave sound (but much better) with "Loverboy". What a track!
	4:35pm djsheilab: I've never heard of Vapourwave! @JasonInBoston I'm intrigued!
	4:35pm The Contessa: This is so lovely Sheila!
	4:36pm Will from Seattle: @fred Zohra's Algerian-French
	4:37pm Adrian in London: @Georgesimian: Frankly, one has had to suspend disbelief about every De Niro film since about 1983, he said, snootily.
	4:37pm Rob Kopp: @Sheila: I'm almost sure you're gonna ask Evie about the Chip Taylor connection. She did the originals of the Chip Taylor songs Angel of the morning, Anyway that you want me and I can't let go
	4:38pm Will from Seattle: @sheila: Vaporwave is an interesting rabbithole of a genre, here's a taste www.youtube.com...
	4:39pm fred: @Adrian: I liked Midnight Run at the time, and I'm pretty sure it was later than 1983 (not by much though, I think I was in high school)
	4:40pm listener james from westwood: hah, just looking back up at the playlist; Mad Max: Fury Road featured a supporting character named the Splendid Angharad; Angharad Drake follows Tina. Coincidence? Hmmmm...
	4:40pm Will from Seattle: here's another cool vaporwave album www.youtube.com...
	4:40pm Passaic River Blues: @Sheila: Evie has been getting some other WFMU love recently because her "Billy Sunshine" was in the 1968 rotation of the Tom Wilson "Music Factory" series Irwin has been airing.
	4:45pm slugluv1313: hhmmm why is Lomboy getting me thinking of Joy Wellboy? (both Belgian?)
	4:46pm georgesimian: @Adrian I think we can give him Goodfellas too. We don't need another DeNiro!
	4:47pm Rob Kopp: Samantha Fox' I only want to be with you had a great fold out sleeve: www.discogs.com...
	4:49pm northguineahills: Smalltown Supersound Recs always has an eclectic set of gems...
	4:50pm alanj: Loved the Susan Pillsbury song
	4:51pm Laurie H.: OMG Evelyn Champagne King, this song pure gold. xoxo
	4:53pm Adrian in London: @Laurie H: God yeah! Let's face it, if 'Champagne' is your middle name, you're already batting above your average
	4:53pm djsheilab: @Laurie H! Hey!
	4:56pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and Boomers. Just now finally got off the streets and into my cool office.
	4:57pm georgesimian: Britta!
	4:57pm listener james from westwood: Cartoon themes FTW!
	4:58pm Thee BDub: Thanks for this and all the other good stuff! ;)
	4:59pm Michael 98145: Ahhh !
	4:59pm northguineahills: Sugar Water!
	5:00pm TehBadDr: Groovy, dreamy, from way back when.
	5:00pm Adrian in London: Hang on, I know this; is the answer: Britta Phillips?!
	5:00pm The Contessa: Sheila darlin', check your Empress Of cover pic xx
	5:01pm The Contessa: Ah, fixed
	5:02pm chris: hi there! the French connection on Sugar Water, you ask? Michele Gondry's video - www.youtube.com... exquisite!
	5:02pm fred: I admit it took me a long time to get Cibo Matto. But I definitely do now
	5:02pm Rob Kopp: BTW: Completely forgot to do this, but congratulations, Shelia, with SBB # 100!
	5:03pm Michael 98145: - Suspended in the Sky -
	5:03pm Michael 98145: what Rob K said !
	5:03pm Passaic River Blues: DOPE BLEND, SB!
	5:04pm listener james from westwood: Had a feeling this was Morricone! And yes, many congrats, Sheila, for the 100th! Many many more!
	5:04pm TehBadDr: Segue en las nubes?
	5:04pm fred: 100! Wow, that's some achievement
	5:04pm listener james from westwood: I've heard marine warnings on FMU in the past but I defer to the almighty staff!
	5:05pm JtotheK: special marina weather warning??? let's hear it! the people parking the yachts need to know!
	5:05pm Michele: You don't have to read just log it.
	5:05pm TehBadDr: I'm sitting in my dinghy right now! It's in the middle of my living room, but that is a small detail!
	5:05pm Adrian in London: Ooh, yes, let's have the marine. It'll be like during Test Match Special when they have to go over to the Shipping Forecast.
	5:06pm Laurie H: Hi decided to make this official. :)
	5:09pm listener james from westwood: How else is Rodney Dangerfield gonna see clearly enough to ram Judge Smails' sloop?
	5:09pm Adrian in London: NB I've listened to this for about three seconds. It came from a tweet from the wonderful Christine from the Spiked Candy blog, which you should all follow.
	5:09pm listener james from westwood: "Hey! My buddy! Move over, Swanson, I'm drivin'!"
	5:10pm djsheilab: Thanks @Michele
	5:11pm Rob Kopp: It has something of Blondie's Call me
	5:11pm Adrian in London: Oh, but that was good, tho
	5:11pm Rob Kopp: Of course the other way around (Claude was earlier)
	5:15pm still b/p: The bells in the Lombard track had a distinct Kiss/I Was Made For Lovin' You line goin' on, but KISS (heaven help us) and their song came later.
	5:16pm Kurt Gottschalk: SHEILA! i just tuned in. i've been singing "up on the roof" for the last two weeks!
	5:17pm Gaylord Fields: I just tuned in as well, just in time for Françoise!
	5:18pm still b/p: The only Wikipedia edit I ever made was to correct an erroneous word in the lyrics there for Up On The Roof.
	5:20pm djsheilab: Hello @Kurt G + @Gaylord! Kurt, I told the Alvy Singer story earlier on in the show :)
	5:20pm fred: Two Françoise Hardy songs in this show, that's fine with me, she was my mother's favorite singer
	5:21pm Rob Kopp: I'm still looking for an Australian single by Francoise Hardy: I will change my life. She also did it in French as Je changerais d'avis. Both are covers of Se telefonando by Mina, my favorite Italian single of all time with one of the first contributions by Ennio Morricone
	5:21pm Kurt Gottschalk: what time? i'll send peter the link.
	5:21pm Michael 98145: ( always liked Au Revoir Simone )
	5:22pm Gaylord Fields: And it seems I missed hearing my beloved Evelyn "Champagne" King! She's evidently another one of those artists both Sheila and I (and Joe McGasko) adore.
	5:22pm djsheilab: @Kurt G It was my first mic-break
	5:23pm alanj: The Annie Hart song is one of the saddest songs I've ever heard. To me.
	5:23pm Gaylord Fields: Evie! Sands! As a guest on Sheila B's show! Be still, my heart!
	5:25pm Rob Kopp: This great song reminds me of the Carole King song Wasn't for to follow. Love it... Love both
	5:25pm Michael 98145: thanks to Rob K just learned today she was first with Angel of the Morning
	5:30pm Rob Kopp: aah, all those typos; Wasn't born to follow (also done by The Byrds)
	5:32pm Will from Seattle: what's wrong with chiclets?
	5:32pm BennettCap: Like "Chick-flick".
	5:33pm Brian Cat: I picture Hens running around the farm, free range, of course.
	5:33pm chris: i think that's the ultimate "finding oneself" moment
	5:35pm Michael 98145: yay - www.instagram.com...
	5:35pm Stephanie: That is a super sweet story and i appreciate your thoughts on chicklit/elizabeth gilbert!! Great show @sheila b! You always shine!
	5:36pm djsheilab: Thanks @Stephanie :)
	5:37pm The Contessa: Wow! We all need friends like Gaylord! So kind!
	5:37pm djsheilab: @BennettCap Exactly!
	5:37pm Gaylord Fields: Sheila, you are a rebel. (as is my former work colleague Liz Gilbert, in her own way). You are welcome—and thank you, Sheila.
	5:38pm Adrian in London: Ah, Jeanette!
	5:38pm Rob Kopp: I just see on Discogs both Soy rebelled and I am a rebel have been released on a Spanish singe in 1976
	5:39pm Brian Cat: Good to hear more Janette.
	5:39pm Brian Cat: Jeanette.
	5:40pm Gaylord Fields: @The Contessa: Sheila makes it easy to be her friend.
	5:40pm fred: Gaylord, what you did there was amazing
	5:40pm Cecile: David Gates! Architect of the terrifyingly nihilistic Bread.
	5:40pm KP: Great show for rainy day driving
	5:41pm Gaylord Fields: @fred: Again, Sheila inspires kindness. @Brian Cat: Oddly enough, "Janette" is the actual correct spelling of her given name.
	5:42pm Brian Cat: The lesson of this show is that many 70s artists were knocking about with projects in the 60s that didn't quite make it. So it takes years.
	5:43pm Gaylord Fields: And then Sheila, with the David Gates! Swoooon!!!
	5:43pm The Contessa: @Gaylord, I can imagine
	5:43pm Brian Cat: @Gaylord, interesting tid bit.
	5:43pm Adrian in London: Ooh, this Lake Ruth is great. Laetitia's playing in London tomorrow,AND Monty Hall next month!
	5:44pm frozen_peas: My problem with terms like "chick lit" is that it's dismissive in the extreme. It's meant to be an indicator that something is not worth serious attention. And it (intentionally) puts women's artistic achievements into a ghetto where only women are expected to read or discuss these works. It's a not very subtle form of exclusion and is also meant to ridicule.
	5:45pm djsheilab: You couldn't have said it better @frozen_peas. Thank you.
	5:46pm Gaylord Fields: No one called, say, David Foster Wallace "dude lit."
	5:48pm Michael 98145: or Moby Dick :)
	5:48pm Adrian in London: @Gaylord Or, God help us, Jonathan Franzen.
	5:48pm fred: @Gaylord: I think "dude lit" would fit Pynchon better than DFW.
	5:49pm still b/p: Melville wrote harpoonography.
	5:49pm Adrian in London: AHHHH, Juniore! Je répète: AHHHH, Juniore!
	5:49pm DMcK: @fred Or Hemingway
	5:49pm jerry h.: hello all! just in time to say good-bye!
	5:50pm Adrian in London: Jerry H est venu à dire au revoir
	5:51pm Rob Kopp: @Sheila: on Discogs I couldn't find that single with the Spanish and English version (BTW: it's a French single, not a Spanish single). But it is on www.cdandlp.com... I always go there when I look for a French record. That's where I found Jean Lou by Gillian Hills as well.
	5:51pm Gaylord Fields: @fred: I chose DFW because, like Elizabeth Gilbert, if there were a term for such a genre, it wouldn't even apply to him. However, Chuck Palahniuk...
	5:51pm northguineahills: I heard chick lit and I thought "chicklets", like the gum. I was so very confused for nearly five minutes, that I was missing a bad pop joke about chicklets.
	5:51pm Adrian in London: Just read a tweet praying that the new Dr Who is Janelle Monae!
	5:52pm northguineahills: Today is the first I've heard of the term, chick lit.
	5:52pm jerry h.: @AdrianinLondon_thank you i think!
	5:54pm fred: @Gaylord: I haven't read Palahniuk. From your comment, I don't think I will. Though I need something to read until Colson Whitehead next book
	5:54pm TehBadDr: Thanx for great show Sheila!
	5:55pm Michael 98145: yes, thank you so much again, DJ Sheila
	5:55pm Brian Cat: Thanks for another interesting and musical afternoon, Sheila. Vouz ette la premiere!
	5:55pm Adrian in London: @Jerry H: Serge reference
	5:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Merci, Sheila. I bid you a fond adieu (if I could only pronounce it with confidence).
	5:55pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again Sheila. Look forward to the Evie Sands special/interview next week.
	5:56pm Michael 98145: << merci >>
	5:56pm Adrian in London: When there are so many amazing books by women why would you bother reading any by men?
	5:57pm alanj: Thanks Sheila!
	5:57pm jerry h.: I guess i will have to listen another time. Gainsbourg?
	5:57pm Berd: You the DJ lady. Listening to the show for a while. Always plenty of absolute classics. Love WFMU. It makes my day.
	5:57pm Adrian in London: Anyway, thanks Sheila B for a lovely show, as usual. Looking forward to the Evie special next week. xx
	5:57pm Gaylord Fields: @fred: As good as Whitehead's fiction is, I can wholeheartedly recommend his nonfiction "The Colossus of New York" — it's sort of a companion piece to E.B. White's "Here Is New York."
	5:57pm The Contessa: See ya @Ken FHP, thanks Sheila for a great show!! Happy w/e everyone
	5:57pm JtotheK: enjoyed the show - thanks sheila!
	5:57pm listener james from westwood: Huge thanks, Sheila!
	5:58pm fred: Thanks Sheila @Ken: don't sweat it, it actually means "goodbye forever", so that's not what you mean anyway
	5:58pm jerry h.: @Adrian_ Have you heard "Black Trombone?
	5:58pm Adrian in London: Ha, yeah, goodnight 'the DJ lady'!!
	5:58pm frozen_peas: @Adrian - yes! A solid 80% of the books I read are by women and they are wonderful.
	6:00pm jerry h.: Thank you-everyone! Especially djsheilab!
	6:00pm P-90: Je vous remercie ma belle Sheila, for casting your special glow on Bastille Day '17. And thanks also for Liv this morning. Have a Cha Cha Charming weekend!
	6:00pm northguineahills: Thanks Sheila!
	6:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Merci, fred. Bye, The Contessa.

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from July 14, 2017

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