WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from August 4, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:01pm Threemoons: Hey there. Stopping in on a furlough afternoon..gonna duck in the kitchen and make lunch; I have WFMU going on my Alexa/Amazon Sentient Future Overlord Thingie.
	3:01pm ncjay: what! a new theme?
	3:01pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: STOP IN THE NAME OF LOVE
	3:01pm Rob Kopp: Hi Sheila, hi all. First a correction. The last time I congratulated Sheila with SBB #100, but I've counted wrong. Today is #99, next time is #100.
	3:02pm P-90: Welcome home, DJ Sheila B!
	3:02pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Welcome back! Hello everyone
	3:02pm BabyBear: love the new intro Sheila
	3:03pm hecanjog: Awesome intro!
	3:03pm Brian Cat: Present. Hello all.
	3:04pm Michael 98145: Whoa! www.instagram.com... Finally scored a copy of the July Record Collector. They take awhile to reach the left coast.
	3:04pm Adrian in London: Woah! Now that's a start to the show! I woke up this morning and my first thought was: Ah, Sheila's show tonight. Say hi to Laetitia from me.
	3:04pm The Oscar: As a child of the VHS age, that "Feature Presentation" voice taps directly to my subconscious. Afternoon all!
	3:04pm chris: hello. yay!
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Sheila and all!
	3:04pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Sheila!
	3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: The only way I can think of to further improve the introduction would be if there was an exciting drum roll or maybe a recording of an orchestra warming up. Welcome back, Sheila and hello, everyone.
	3:05pm maestroso: Hi Sheila! Great choice for an opener!
	3:05pm Michael 98145: Stereolab was the soundtrack for part of some of our lives
	3:05pm adrian in mpls: Love the opening - and this opening track!!
	3:06pm Guido from Cologne: Have been to laetita's shoe some time ago. Tight band!
	3:06pm The Contessa: Hello @Ken FHP!
	3:06pm NotARealDoctor: Happy Friday! Good afternoon Sheila and fellow SheilaBites!
	3:06pm P-90: Number 99? Excellent! A treat to be here for this auspicious occasion. 99 is a cool number. I've already decided that my next female German Shepherd will be named Ninety-nine, after supercool 60's secret Agent 99.
	3:07pm The Contessa: LOVE THIS!!
	3:08pm Mark in Toronto: You are featured/name-checked in a recent Record Collector, I believe.
	3:10pm Michael 98145: Ah, Jeanne. Merci !!
	3:10pm fred: Good afternoon Sheila and all. And RIP Jeanne Moreau
	3:10pm JtotheK: hi sheilaB, hi boom boomers.
	3:12pm djsheilab: Hello everyone! So great to be back + find you all here. The Laetitia Sadier Source Ensemble are just getting out of their van!
	3:13pm Michael 98145: @Mark, www.instagram.com...
	3:13pm TehBadDr: Loves me some Bossa Nova.
	3:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Contessa. If you need a downpour, you can have the one that just roared through here. It'll be crossing the ocean soon.
	3:14pm Brian Cat: Pelo Telephone is very 60s because it sounds like a Kai Winding arrangement. He played trombone.
	3:15pm The Contessa: Also RIP Sam Shepard. You might like to read Patti Smith's stunning tribute to him in the New Yorker…
	3:16pm The Contessa: Thanks @Ken, not just at the moment, it's been raining here for days off and on :-(
	3:18pm Adrian in London: Ah, Sheila, that photo of you and Laetitia and Tim when you were 15 is so sweet!
	3:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: Gosh, look at all the lovely hearts in the comments section. It's a sign!
	3:20pm The Oscar: This is fantastic.
	3:20pm Cecile: Paul Peterson is a great guy. No one has done more for kid actors facing a difficult adult world than he has.
	3:20pm NotARealDoctor: I've never seen so many hearts and radios in one comment secition! It's beautiful!
	3:21pm listener james from westwood: Oh, good follow-up!
	3:21pm Michael 98145: what a fun set
	3:22pm fred: @The Contessa: Is it this one? www.newyorker.com...
	3:22pm blee: Super fun show! woot woooot
	3:22pm Rob Kopp: Always liked Shelley Fabares' See ya 'round on the rebound (a P.F. Sloan composition), but this song of her was new to me. Liked it.
	3:23pm Michael 98145: merci, fred ( that 1971 photo !! :)
	3:24pm P-90: Shelley Fabares = underrated imo
	3:24pm Mailman Tom: Helen Kane can be seen with Fay Wray in the 1929 early sound feature, Pointed Heels. She sings in it, too.
	3:24pm BabyBear: That "What did they do..." was probably the sickest diss track I've heard
	3:25pm The Oscar: The scene in Jailhouse Rock where they diss Dave Brubeck and the Modern Jazz Quartet always kind of blew my mind.
	3:25pm BabyBear: Sheila, that set was amazing. Love every song.
	3:25pm listener james from westwood: That Twitter pic is awesome.
	3:26pm Cecile: Long Fin Killie, Moonshake, too, I think.
	3:27pm Mark the Sardine: Great photo. Here's a link for the comment board www.instagram.com...
	3:27pm Michele: Oh my god I love that book Sheila!
	3:28pm Cecile: Hmm. I do not think that is always successful.
	3:28pm modchick65: Can you say the name of that book again? I looked it up and it appears to be something different.
	3:29pm Michele: Sam's show is amazing... Tuesdays at 9pm
	3:29pm listener james from westwood: Seconding the love for Samantha's fine shows!
	3:30pm iambasil: Hey Sheila,hey everyone hope you all are well?
	3:30pm Matt Warwick: Thirding love for Samantha's show
	3:32pm Kahtee: The "let it be" trip is the backbone of the natural birthing thing- unsolicited advice from your resident doula ;-)
	3:33pm fred: My only issue with Samantha's show is that she moved out of my listening hours
	3:35pm TehBadDr: Hey, one L Michele is here!
	3:37pm Guido from Cologne: Something tells me i know this song.
	3:37pm blee: Psychology Active is such an interesting song. It feels like an old song I've heard for years. It's strange that a new song can do that.
	3:39pm TehBadDr: @blee, yeah they've achieved a very special timeless sound!
	3:39pm chris: one of the things i enjoy about stereolab and now LSSE is the difficulty placing the time period of the music. almost always seems fresh and timeless.
	3:41pm listener james from westwood: Gorgeous Price track!
	3:45pm djsheilab: Just wanna say thank you for all your comments! Bit nervous about this Laetitia interview hence my being quiet on the board today :)
	3:46pm listener james from westwood: Nooooo, OxDrama split up?! ::pouty face::
	3:46pm Michael 98145: we'll talk among ourselves :)
	3:46pm Adrian in London: Don't be nervous; she's lovely and so are you, so no problem!
	3:47pm Michael 98145: just thinking that 1993 Stereolab doesn't sound dated
	3:48pm P-90: Dozenthing love for DJ Samantha's fine work, like Sheila she's been excellent from day one
	3:48pm The Contessa: @Fred, yes
	3:48pm blee: @djsheilab you could just cough into the mic the entire show and we would all be thrilled to hear from you.
	3:49pm SeanG: Hola Sheila! locked in.
	3:50pm Itzall Ablurr: Dear Michael 98145, you are absolutely correct, and they won't sound dated in 30 years. Great music, like great design is timeless.
	3:51pm northguineahills: "The Groop Played Space Age Batchelor Pad Music" is an very underrated EP.
	3:54pm Michael 98145: The Time Has Come to recognize Estonia
	3:54pm P-90: Groovy cover of this
	3:54pm JtotheK: i was a guest dj with a very good friend of mine (who is now deceased -- miss you Dave) that had multiple weekly DJ spins - for a night of 70s/80s/90s 45s/12" singles. he had all sorts of Stereolab 45s that he dug out for the night. was outstanding.
	3:54pm iambasil: wow what an interesting and pretty cover of "feel like makin love"
	4:00pm northguineahills: When I was a teenager, I house sat for a friend of my parents. Their adult son had a bunch of Stereolab vinyl, 10"s, 7"s, etc. I called him to ask if I could listen to them. He told me I could have them. I was very happy that day. When I was 20 I drove 6 hours to see Stereolab. My friend and I arrived early, and we saw them arrive in the tour bus, and they chatted w/ us. I had my first beer (I was previously straight-edge). It was a good road trip. I might have to catch the interview in the archives. I'm in the middle of moving. @JtotheK: I'll pour one out for Dave tonight.
	4:02pm JtotheK: @NGH - cheers to that. thanks!
	4:02pm Adrian in London: I was in Berlin, late 90s. Was reading a listing mag and noticed Stereolab were playing a show across town in the east. Spent an hour on the U-Bahn getting there only to find it was totally sold out. Spent the evening in a terrible wine bar listening to a soundtrack of Kenny G or somesuch. :-(
	4:02pm ledzeppelinsucks: I am in Portland and there is no 110 here
	4:04pm Threemoons: As an Estonian-American, thank you for repping. In fact, it means "the time has come"
	4:04pm fred: @Adrian: Too early for it to have been the station's Kenny G, unfortunately (?)
	4:04pm Fuzzy: Google Translate says "Käes On Aeg " means "There Is Time." Close.
	4:05pm TehBadDr: Watching me watching you.
	4:05pm Ghetto Pastrami: We have always been at war with East Onia
	4:05pm Fuzzy: I'll believe Threemoons instead.
	4:06pm The Oscar: "God's Song" is my go-to shower-singing song. I don't have a clue as to why.
	4:07pm The Oscar: Also gonna go ahead and clicky-star this right off the bat.
	4:07pm SeanG: randy newman rules
	4:07pm Michael 98145: yes
	4:07pm Threemoons: Actually don't use auto detect. Put in Estonian to English manually. Also, the grammar is more in line with mine...
	4:08pm Michael 98145: ( our AI is still artificial )
	4:08pm Threemoons: www.google.com...
	4:09pm djsheilab: THIS SONG!!!!!!!!! KILLING ME!!!
	4:09pm Threemoons: Anyway, loving this set. Especially the Stereolab meets soul music vibe...
	4:09pm Michael 98145: thanks so much. don't think i've ever heard this version.
	4:10pm BennettCap: Whoa!
	4:10pm The Oscar: Holy cow-- that was as awesome as advertised!
	4:10pm iambasil: Oh Shiela,Etta is taking us to church,thank you girl :) lol
	4:10pm JtotheK: the apollas, nice!
	4:13pm Mark the Sardine: Great show today, Sheila
	4:14pm fred: Clicky-star for this TsuShiMaMiRe track!
	4:14pm Brian Cat: I believe in God. Want Happiness? Just ask Him/Her. and something cool will happen.
	4:17pm Adrian in London: This is POPTASTIC!! And the video's got Stormzy eating cereal in it!
	4:17pm Cecile: That TsuShiMaMiRe album cover reminds me of Boris for some reason.
	4:17pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Gaaaaaaahhhhh I can't believe I just missed a new track from TsuShiMaMiRe!!
	4:18pm Rob Kopp: This summer I listened to what must have been the complete discography of Etta James (about 50 records) and after that I decided to reward myself with her most beautiful song (in my opinion) on a vinyl single: I found a love (a Falcons-cover)
	4:19pm Cecile: This makes Fancy look seem grand opera.
	4:19pm BabyBear: This Charli song sounds like one of the songs from Beyonce's Lemonade. Love both those things
	4:19pm Will from Seattle: @Cecile are you dissing fancy? How dare you!
	4:20pm Cecile: Fancy seem like grand opera. Sorry. I'm dissing both songs! But Fancy sounds fricking amazing compared to this.
	4:21pm Cecile: I'll take Todrick Hall doing his Lemonade thing to both anyday. JMHO.
	4:22pm Will from Seattle: ahh, no harm done. I've just got kind of a guilty softspot for cheesy italodisco like this
	4:22pm Brian Cat: Le Jerk the chorus is great.
	4:23pm Cecile: I love Benny Benassi and that ilk, but Fancy and Boys don't do it for me. That last song was lots of fun though.
	4:23pm Gaylord Fields: Aaaah, Dolly Mixture!
	4:23pm SeanG: love Charli XCX!
	4:25pm Cecile: I have such dude-ly taste that anyone should take anything I say with a grain of salt.
	4:26pm Michael 98145: heh - blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	4:26pm The Oscar: Not sure I've ever heard a Beachboysploitation song like this-- at least compared to the number of songs about Elvis and the Beatles.
	4:26pm fred: @Cecile: I hated that song (Le Jerk) at the time (still do). It was very popular with parents type though.
	4:27pm Carmichael: Waaay late to the party, but heya Sheila and Boomers. I love the Stereolab, btw ...
	4:27pm Cecile: It's not as bad as a whole lot of things. Mindless fun. But I know what you mean. I can write down a thousand songs that drive me nuts.
	4:29pm Fuzzy: Strange how my Swag For Life radio went away...it's bugging me. No swag yet either.
	4:30pm Guido from Cologne: Duke Spirit, remarkable where they went to.
	4:30pm SeanG: love ya Cecile! the queen diva of the comment board :-D
	4:31pm Cecile: YOU ALREADY KNOOOOOOWWWWW.
	4:32pm Carmichael: @fuzzy, they are 2 different databases trying to sync with one another. I lost my heart that way ... Contact Joe McGasko nd he'll fix it for you.
	4:32pm fred: @Cecile: More like a calibrated ploy to get on a popular TV program at the time. Do you know Nino Ferrer's Le Telefon? That's more like mindless fun, and it was actually from the 60's
	4:32pm Cecile: I do not, but I will check it out.
	4:33pm Rami: Just play music please...
	4:33pm Jeff: My niece Audrey will be tickled to hear you just played Charli XCX's "Boys"! I just heard it for the first time a couple of days ago, because she insisted. We had to listen to the song and also watch the video of boys doing cute boy things sometimes with puppies.
	4:33pm Fuzzy: @Carmichael: ah -- didn't know that -- thanks. I'll drop 'em a note.
	4:34pm Threemoons: What exactly does Swag for Life get you swag-wise? I am a SFL person but wondering if I get any extra special swag as a result...
	4:34pm SeanG: hey Fuzzy-- i lost my swag for life radio too and also no swag up in this piece either!
	4:35pm Cecile: Chromeo are cute. UGH Tinie Tempah! UGH!
	4:35pm Cecile: OK, I think about boys, but they are usually in dresses.
	4:35pm Marc15: Don't forget Cary Grant
	4:36pm Cecile: Adrian Brody, hot Norwegian sailor from Instagram
	4:36pm Marc15: I am a boy who loves boys
	4:37pm Cecile: I am a girl who loves boys who love girls and boys who love boys Now my head hurts.
	4:37pm wild bill: I'd bet 50p that you went to South Norwood to visit Captain Sensible, as that's where he's from and the residents there nowadays have made a community garden on an old bit of grass by the road in his honour (called The Sensible Garden) https://www.facebook.com/The-Sensible-Garden-786327811482410/
	4:37pm Gaylord Fields: Sheila, I'm currently coordinating a Debsey retrospective radio program (co-hosted by Faye) to coincide with her Saint Etienne appearance in New York. Also, I'd love to see your copy of Demonstration Tapes — mine (No. 0407) is the only copy I've actually ever seen. I've only heard about Mike A.'s copy.
	4:37pm ?: XOXO M
	4:37pm Cecile: I'm going to watch some Alaska and Conchita Wurst videos and try to get my head straightened out. I'm sure that will help.
	4:38pm mmoore: XOXO M
	4:39pm Fuzzy: @Threemoons: I made a mouse pledge and have a whole bunch of stuff coming (someday.) Not sure about the "for life" part, though. We'll find out next year, I guess. @SeanG: I hear some people saying they've received stuff, so there's hope for us yet!
	4:39pm Cecile: Scott Williams said around July 4th my stuff was going to be coming, and I haven't seen it yet.
	4:40pm fred: @Cecile: original "video" there: www.youtube.com...
	4:40pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: I got my swag sometime in the last month (just got back here on Tuesday)
	4:40pm djsheilab: Sweet As Broken Dates interview: www.okayafrica.com...
	4:41pm Cecile: This song is my new personal savior, Fred.
	4:41pm chris: the wheels of the swag wagon turn slowly but surely.
	4:42pm listener james from westwood: This Somali track is killer!
	4:42pm fred: This is amazing!
	4:43pm Cecile: I can also see putting it with this old cabarert song from Luigi Bernauer called "Hello, Hello! Hier Radio!"
	4:43pm Threemoons: Have just preordered the CD on Spamazon. Thank you so much for turning us all on to this Single of the Week...
	4:44pm Brian Cat: @djsheilab - Lots of Uncharted Territory, so-to-speak in today's show. Very interesting songs.
	4:45pm Cecile: I just bought it. Now I can start an anti-technology playlist.
	4:46pm Adrian in London: The last Giorgio Tuma LP was absolutely lovely, by the way
	4:48pm SeanG: true dat @Chris
	4:49pm TehBadDr: Really liking the SOB vibe this afternoon, thanx Sheila!
	4:51pm JakeGould: Woo! Gina X!
	4:51pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: This is twisted
	4:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh, barf! Jake Gould isn't around to enjoy the song being played in his honor.
	4:51pm fred: I love this cover
	4:52pm JakeGould: I am here!
	4:52pm Will from Seattle: baby you can drive my kaah
	4:52pm Brian Cat: Gina X influenced by The Flying Lizards.
	4:52pm Guido from Cologne: Great covr!!! Hahahaha ...
	4:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Jake - Cool...just in time!
	4:53pm Guido from Cologne: 2005?!?! Sounds like 1987 !
	4:54pm TehBadDr: Mmm beep beep mmm beep yeah!
	4:55pm Will from Seattle: yeah, it's originally from 1984, must be the year of the reissue
	4:56pm JakeGould: Thanks Sheila! And kudos on Laetitia Sadier being on air with you now!
	4:57pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Hi Laetitia! <3
	4:58pm Carmichael: Oh my God, she's right there in the studio?! Awesome!!
	4:58pm balthazar L: You're 2 swett and great , big LOVE from Paris
	4:59pm eyenoise: Looking forward to see Laetitia in Orlando Florida next week! Stereolab only played here once!
	5:00pm Michael 98145: ( she has uncovered the current WH motto: Annihilate for Profit )
	5:01pm balthazar L: sure ; people are now awaked , let's focus on 8/8 and 21 august , you are right , !!
	5:03pm Cecile: I saw Stereolab before Sonic Youth at Rock the Garden almost 20 years ago. Very nice.
	5:04pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: That must've been a great show Cecile, wow
	5:04pm Cecile: it was!
	5:06pm northguineahills: @eyenoise: I moving to Gainesville tomorrow. Unfortunately, I'll be too busy to attend. I did see Stereolab once in St Petersburg back in '99.
	5:06pm TehBadDr: @Cecile you're teh olds! Meh I saw the Talking Heads when they filmed the Stop Making Sense thing. Wait, that means I am teh olds!
	5:07pm Will from Seattle: I wish I could've seen that!
	5:07pm Michael 98145: Angel - en.wikipedia.org...
	5:07pm Cecile: Oh, I am old.
	5:08pm Michael 98145: heck, i saw Janis live :)
	5:09pm frenchee: the graphic novel L. is talking about might be RED ROSA by Kate Evans (Verso)?
	5:10pm TehBadDr: It was unusual to say the least, actually the first stop on the tour. Things went wrong at the end when Byrne wanted to introduce the band. His mike was dead, ended up throwing whatever was in his cup in a roadies face. I think he's come a long way since then.
	5:12pm fred: @NGH: Good luck with the move! It's been a long time coming so I hope you'll keep the good side in mind through the aggravation
	5:13pm Adrian in London: That was a lovely interview, thanks Laetitia and Sheila
	5:14pm miles: on vinyl- is it a 45?
	5:14pm JtotheK: wonderful interview -- thank you so much!!!
	5:14pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Excellent interview Sheila, and thank you Laetitia!
	5:15pm TehBadDr: Great interview, I suss there will be no tickets available by the time the doors open!
	5:16pm fred: I love Big Blood's cover of Heart Of Glass
	5:16pm blee: Dress like a janitor and carry a mop. Free show pass right there.
	5:16pm Michael 98145: or dress like a Fire Marshal
	5:17pm Cecile: ngh, you got that job? Great!
	5:19pm blee: ohhhh yeah, Fire Marshal! Why one "l" or marshal ?
	5:20pm blee: I guess I just don't know how to spell. Only proper name has two "ll"s
	5:21pm Michael 98145: love hearing this again
	5:21pm peter/seattle: Such a great interview! She'll be in Seattle Aug. 23! We're goin'!
	5:21pm northguineahills: @fred: Scala (Seefeel) also does a great "Heart of Glass" cover.
	5:21pm TehBadDr: Liking Laetitia's picks, this is great!
	5:22pm northguineahills: oh, and thanks fred!
	5:22pm Guido from Cologne: Favourite record of mine. Highlight album of that year. Honeymoon Killers were a fusion of two bsnds, one eing Aksak Maboul ... the other name i forgot.
	5:23pm Adrian in London: I was lucky enough to see Laetitia play last year with Aksak Maboul/Honeymoon Killers in London. It was such a great show.
	5:23pm Carmichael: @ngh, congratulations on the job. Hopefully, it will be your LAST one ...
	5:23pm Cecile: Weren't there 2 Honeymoon Killer bands running around in the 80s? I seem to remember an 80s NY band with that name...
	5:23pm Itzall Ablurr: Don't think it is, but that (Honeymoon Killers vocalist) sure does sound like Françoise Cactus from Stereo Total.
	5:24pm northguineahills: @Cecile: yes, I'll being doing GIS for a hydrology & soil science firm. They look to help prosecute polluters and help restore Okeechobee/Everglades. It's a newer company and there is room for me to grow a GIS department.
	5:24pm Cecile: I like this very much. I think it escaped my attention because of my Honeymoon Killers confusion.
	5:24pm Michael 98145: discogs: "Started out as Les Tueurs De La Lune De Miel and released 1 highly eclectic LP in 1977. In 1981 a second LP was released with members of Aksak Maboul, but this time under the English equivalent: The Honeymoon Killers. "
	5:25pm Cecile: That's so cool! Well, if you ever want to move to MN, they are always looking for GIS people in public sector.
	5:25pm Adrian in London: @Itzall Ablurr I think It's Véronique Vincent
	5:25pm Michael 98145: @ngh, fight the good fight
	5:26pm Cecile: My brother in law did that for many years in Upper Michigan as a geologist/engineer. Now he's laying back and running the physical plant.
	5:26pm chris: congrats, ngh! <raises fist high>
	5:26pm Itzall Ablurr: Thanks Adrian, I was pretty sure it was not the same person, just a very similar style and sound. Good stuff!
	5:27pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Congrats on the job ngh!
	5:27pm northguineahills: @Michael 98145: Thanks. There were limited opportunities in NYC. Just soulless tech work or city/state/fed work.
	5:27pm Cecile: the physical plant at MTU, I mean.
	5:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: @NGH - Yes, best of luck. You're a good guy and you deserve good things.
	5:27pm Cecile: Hey, I resemble that remark!
	5:27pm Guido from Cologne: @cecille there was another US band called called the honeymoon killers, later in yhe 80ies
	5:27pm northguineahills: domo arigato gasaimasu woofmoo'ers!
	5:28pm djsheilab: Glad you all enjoyed the interview. Laetitia is so eloquent + lovely. And she got quite emotional when I showed her the photo of me at 15 with her + Tim Gane.
	5:28pm drewo: Yes Cecile, there was a NYC Honeymoon Killers in the early 80's. Thanks Sheila for another superb show. I've loved Laetitia and the 'Lab from the start.
	5:29pm northguineahills: I have pic of me w/ Laetitia & Mary when I was 20. It's in boxes now, I should scan it. It brings tears to my eyes.
	5:29pm Michael 98145: I think Tim G now lives in Germany.
	5:30pm Cecile: the only celebrity I have a picture with is Alaska 5000. I should remedy that, but I'm not good at talking to people I really admire.
	5:30pm northguineahills: Thanks sheila, I'm off to get some kitchenware! ciao-sers!
	5:30pm Cecile: Don't be a stranger, ngh! Bon Voyage!
	5:31pm drewo: Ol Pal Irwin was a very early champion of Stereolab on the FMU airwaves.
	5:31pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Cecile at the very least you need to get a photo with Conchita.
	5:33pm Michael 98145: Yes, photos !! Sheila, we need photos from today.
	5:36pm Guido from Cologne: Sister of Caetano Veloso
	5:37pm blee: Juana Molina, oh yes!
	5:37pm Michael 98145: This -is- a great set.
	5:38pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Okayyyy, that eyes-in-a-bone image is going to haunt my nightmares for weeks to come....
	5:39pm Adrian in London: @Cliff How come you;re not in Prague?
	5:40pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Adrian - ran out of money, and into some health problems too.... but I'm staying with my family for a while and I'll get back on my feet soon :)
	5:41pm Adrian in London: Oh dear. Hope you're back on your feet soon.
	5:41pm Michael 98145: yes, wishing you well, Cliff
	5:42pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Thanks, I appreciate it! It was a rough year for me, but I'm feeling optimistic now.
	5:42pm Threemoons: Cliff--hang in there. Also, should be seeing you soon back on Clay's show; got re-assigned back to my ungodly early starting temp gig starting Monday. Take care of yourself, get some sun, eat right, etc...
	5:43pm Rob Kopp: I also vote for The Honeymoon Killers!
	5:43pm fred: I once saw Juana Molina just before Nisennenmondai at a festival. Unlikely match that totally matched my taste
	5:43pm Threemoons: FYI all--"Sweet as Broken Dates" is available for pre-order from all the usual channels; got mine all set up on Spamazon. I think it's gonna be a good one.
	5:43pm Adrian in London: Starring the Charli XCX on various laptops and phones to boost its ratings! ;-)
	5:43pm Cecile: Caetano Veloso wrote a song about her, even. www.youtube.com...
	5:45pm Michael Z: This is so gorgeous and haunting. Thank you.
	5:46pm Adrian in London: Oh, this Alvvays track is lovely! (And by the way, there's a new Yumi Zouma track out)
	5:47pm TehBadDr: Hmmm starz gazer musics, nice.
	5:48pm fred: @Cliff: Best wishes, I hope your health problems will soon be behind you
	5:48pm Michael 98145: dive in - blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	5:51pm TehBadDr: Thank you for a wonderful show Sheila!
	5:51pm Michael 98145: and keep the gal happy - blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	5:52pm Cecile: What Fred said. Hey, I'm seeing Bryan Ferry tomorrow!
	5:53pm Cecile: Yes! One of the greatest stealth Jesus songs written.
	5:53pm P-90: Thanks @Sheila for three divine hours of a-u-r-a-l-l-y focussed satisfaction!
	5:53pm balthazar L: you rock . you saved my life , wfmu people , love from paris france
	5:53pm Carmichael: Saw Tommy James last summer. It was a great show!
	5:53pm Rob Kopp: thnx for today's show Sheila
	5:55pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Thank you Sheila & Laetitia, great show today! <3
	5:55pm Brian Cat: Thanks so much, Sheila. Think Happy thoughts and be grateful for that world.
	5:55pm BabyBear: What a show! Thanks Sheila. Have a great weekend all
	5:55pm listener james from westwood: Sheila, you did an A+ job with the interview! Dug Laetitia and was dancing around my apartment while cleaning to "Heart of Glass"! Many thanks!
	5:55pm Hubadoo: @Cecile I saw Ferry at the Beacon last year. The man has not lost a single step. Enjoy the show!
	5:55pm Michael 98145: as always, thank you DJ Sheila
	5:56pm chris: thanks, Shelia! and thanks to Laetitia!
	5:56pm P-90: Tommy James fans: check out WFMU titan Dave The Spazz's interview with Tommy in the archives!
	5:56pm Guido from Cologne: Loved the the show! Great to hear Latita! Dug the shout out! Gretings from the balcpny in Cologne!
	5:56pm Cecile: I am soooooo excited. I hear he does deep cuts. I'm hoping he does that one song he did with Groove Armada, and Psalm.
	5:57pm saltnpepper teenager: my first comment, you make my friday evenings very special. so much love from toronto xoxo
	5:57pm DL in LA: Crystal Blue Persuasion = so groovy!!
	5:57pm fred: Thanks Sheila
	5:57pm Hubadoo: Lots of early Roxy. Greatness.
	5:57pm Tome: great STUFF Sheila woohoooo !
	5:58pm Tome: does the Snoopy Dance to the Coffee Pot /\/\/\\/\/\/\\\\\//
	5:59pm Michael Z: Thank you Sheila, and Tommy James' autobiography is brilliant and as fun as his music.
	5:59pm Adrian in London: Ha ha, this is some way to end the show… thanks for a great show. NEVER GO AWAY FOR A WEEK AGAIN!! xx
	5:59pm Cecile: So STOKED, hubadoo.
	5:59pm Cecile: Great show, Sheila
	6:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yippee and bye!
	6:00pm The Contessa: Thank you Sheila! Great live interview. Bye everyone
	6:01pm blee: Great show today, Sheila B!!!!
	6:02pm djsheilab: Thanks for all the love gang! I had a blast today!!!! Have a FAB weekend! Xoxoxo

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from August 4, 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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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Stereolab	French Disco "French Disco" by "Stereolab"	Jenny Ondioline	Elektra	1993	Laetitia Sadier will be my special guest today!		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ahmed Malek	La Silence des Cendres	Musique Originale De Films	Habibi Funk Records	2016			0:04:20 (Pop-up)
Jeanne Moreau	Juste Un Fil De Soie	Le Tourbillon	Philips	1991	From 1965 / RIP		0:07:30 (Pop-up)
Mallu Magalhães	Pelo Telephone "Pelo Telephone" by "Mallu Magalhães"	Vem	Sony Music Brazil	2017		*	0:10:36 (Pop-up)
Lenny Welch	Eyewitness News "Eyewitness News" by "Lenny Welch"	Super Duper Love	Ace Records	2016	From 1974		0:13:46 (Pop-up)
The Chiffons	Strange Strange Feeling		Laurie	1964			0:15:50 (Pop-up)
Shelley Fabares & Paul Peterson	What Did They Do Before Rock N’ Roll	The Best of Shelley Fabares	Rhino	1994	From 1962		0:17:57 (Pop-up)
Helen Kane	Hug Me! Kiss Me! Love Me!	Betty Boop Sings	The Lost Noises Office	2013	From 1951		0:20:21 (Pop-up)

Laetitia Sadier Source Ensemble	Psychology Active	Find Me Finding You	Memphis Industries	2017		*	0:33:54 (Pop-up)
Margo Price	Just Like Love "Just Like Love" by "Margo Price"	Weakness EP	Third Man Records	2017		*	0:38:34 (Pop-up)
Oxford Drama	101 "101" by "Oxford Drama"		N/A	2017	Their final recording before they split up :(		0:41:41 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Avant Garde M.O.R. "Avant Garde M.O.R." by "Stereolab"	The Groop Played Space Age Batchelor Pad Music	Too Pure	1993			0:46:15 (Pop-up)
Velly Joonas	Käes On Aeg "Käes On Aeg" by "Velly Joonas"	Late Night Tales: BADBADNOTGOOD	Late Night Tales	2017	From 1980	*	0:49:57 (Pop-up)
Sarah Vaughan	Slow Hot Wind "Slow Hot Wind" by "Sarah Vaughan"	Sings the Mancini Songbook	Verve	1998	From 1965		0:53:14 (Pop-up)
Tristen	Lions "Lions" by "Tristen"	Sneaker Waves	Pupsnake Records	2017		*	0:56:34 (Pop-up)

Etta James	God's Song (That's Why I Love Mankind)	The Essential Etta James	Chess	1993	From 1973 / Randy Newman cover		1:05:28 (Pop-up)
The Apollas	Seven Days "Seven Days" by "The Apollas"		Warner Bros.	1968			1:08:31 (Pop-up)
TsuShiMaMiRe	Hanami "Hanami" by "TsuShiMaMiRe"		Mojor Records	2017		*	1:10:58 (Pop-up)
Charli XCX	Boys "Boys" by "Charli XCX"		Asylum	2017	THIS IS A BONAFIDE HIT!	*	1:14:39 (Pop-up)
Thierry Hazard	Le Jerk "Le Jerk" by "Thierry Hazard"		CBS	1989			1:17:49 (Pop-up)
Dolly Mixture	Step Close Now "Step Close Now" by "Dolly Mixture"	Demonstration Tapes	No Label	1984			1:21:14 (Pop-up)
Sea Shells	Love Those Beach Boys "Love Those Beach Boys" by "Sea Shells"	Surf Bunnies & Hot Rod Honeys	Superb	?	From 1964		1:23:20 (Pop-up)
The Duke Spirit	Houses "Houses" by "The Duke Spirit"	Sky Is Mine	Ex Voto	2017	New album out end of the month!	*	1:26:11 (Pop-up)

Sharero Band feat. Faadumo Qaasim	Qays Iyo Layla (Romeo & Juliet)	Sweet As Broken Dates: Lost Somali Tapes from the Horn of Africa	Ostinato Records	2017	My Single of the Week #1	*	1:38:46 (Pop-up)
Giorgio Tuma with Laetitia Sadier	Through Your Hands Love Can Shine		Elefant	2015			1:41:27 (Pop-up)
Ana Mazzotti	Agora Ou Nunca Mai "Agora Ou Nunca Mai" by "Ana Mazzotti"	Beach Diggin' Vol. 1	Heavenly Sweetness	2016	From 1977		1:45:47 (Pop-up)
Gina X	Drive My Car "Drive My Car" by "Gina X"	Yinglish	LTM	2005	For Jake Gould! From 1984		1:48:26 (Pop-up)

Laetitia Sadier Interview! "Laetitia Sadier Interview!"
Laetitia Sadier's pick for most meaningful record!
Blondie	Heart Of Glass "Heart Of Glass" by "Blondie"	Parallel Lines	Chrysalis	1978			2:13:05 (Pop-up)
Laetitia Sadier’s top five female-fronted records!
The Honeymoon Killers	Décollage "Décollage" by "The Honeymoon Killers"	Les Teurs de la Lune de Miel	Crammed Discs	1981			2:19:02 (Pop-up)
April March	Sometimes When I Stretch	Triggers	Tricatel	2003			2:22:39 (Pop-up)
Iko Cherie	Even the Stars "Even the Stars" by "Iko Cherie"	Dreaming On	Elefant Records	2015			2:26:58 (Pop-up)
Maria Bethânia	Carcará "Carcará" by "Maria Bethânia"		N/A	N/A	From 1965		2:32:00 (Pop-up)
Juana Molina	Cara De Espejo "Cara De Espejo" by "Juana Molina"	Halo	Crammed Discs	2017			2:34:39 (Pop-up)

Alvvays	Dreams Tonite "Dreams Tonite" by "Alvvays"	Antisocialites	Polyvinyl	2017	My single of the week #2!	*	2:43:39 (Pop-up)
Artie Garr	Private World "Private World" by "Artie Garr"		Octavia	1961	Art Garfunkel!		2:46:33 (Pop-up)
Dimples Jackson	Love Came Tumbling Down	Follow Me to the Popcorn: The Untold History of the Belgium Popcorn Scene	Jazzman	2016	THESE LYRICS! From 1960		2:49:25 (Pop-up)
Tommy James and The Shondells	Crystal Blue Persusasion	Chartbusters USA Special Editions: Sunshine Pop	Ace Records	2009	From 1966		2:52:02 (Pop-up)
Ottowan	Hands Up "Hands Up" by "Ottowan"		Carerre	1981			2:55:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm Threemoons: Hey there. Stopping in on a furlough afternoon..gonna duck in the kitchen and make lunch; I have WFMU going on my Alexa/Amazon Sentient Future Overlord Thingie.
	3:01pm ncjay: what! a new theme?
	3:01pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: STOP IN THE NAME OF LOVE
	3:01pm Rob Kopp: Hi Sheila, hi all. First a correction. The last time I congratulated Sheila with SBB #100, but I've counted wrong. Today is #99, next time is #100.
	3:02pm P-90: Welcome home, DJ Sheila B!
	3:02pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Welcome back! Hello everyone
	3:02pm BabyBear: love the new intro Sheila
	3:03pm hecanjog: Awesome intro!
	3:03pm Brian Cat: Present. Hello all.
	3:04pm Michael 98145: Whoa! www.instagram.com... Finally scored a copy of the July Record Collector. They take awhile to reach the left coast.
	3:04pm Adrian in London: Woah! Now that's a start to the show! I woke up this morning and my first thought was: Ah, Sheila's show tonight. Say hi to Laetitia from me.
	3:04pm The Oscar: As a child of the VHS age, that "Feature Presentation" voice taps directly to my subconscious. Afternoon all!
	3:04pm chris: hello. yay!
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Sheila and all!
	3:04pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Sheila!
	3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: The only way I can think of to further improve the introduction would be if there was an exciting drum roll or maybe a recording of an orchestra warming up. Welcome back, Sheila and hello, everyone.
	3:05pm maestroso: Hi Sheila! Great choice for an opener!
	3:05pm Michael 98145: Stereolab was the soundtrack for part of some of our lives
	3:05pm adrian in mpls: Love the opening - and this opening track!!
	3:06pm Guido from Cologne: Have been to laetita's shoe some time ago. Tight band!
	3:06pm The Contessa: Hello @Ken FHP!
	3:06pm NotARealDoctor: Happy Friday! Good afternoon Sheila and fellow SheilaBites!
	3:06pm P-90: Number 99? Excellent! A treat to be here for this auspicious occasion. 99 is a cool number. I've already decided that my next female German Shepherd will be named Ninety-nine, after supercool 60's secret Agent 99.
	3:07pm The Contessa: LOVE THIS!!
	3:08pm Mark in Toronto: You are featured/name-checked in a recent Record Collector, I believe.
	3:10pm Michael 98145: Ah, Jeanne. Merci !!
	3:10pm fred: Good afternoon Sheila and all. And RIP Jeanne Moreau
	3:10pm JtotheK: hi sheilaB, hi boom boomers.
	3:12pm djsheilab: Hello everyone! So great to be back + find you all here. The Laetitia Sadier Source Ensemble are just getting out of their van!
	3:13pm Michael 98145: @Mark, www.instagram.com...
	3:13pm TehBadDr: Loves me some Bossa Nova.
	3:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Contessa. If you need a downpour, you can have the one that just roared through here. It'll be crossing the ocean soon.
	3:14pm Brian Cat: Pelo Telephone is very 60s because it sounds like a Kai Winding arrangement. He played trombone.
	3:15pm The Contessa: Also RIP Sam Shepard. You might like to read Patti Smith's stunning tribute to him in the New Yorker…
	3:16pm The Contessa: Thanks @Ken, not just at the moment, it's been raining here for days off and on :-(
	3:18pm Adrian in London: Ah, Sheila, that photo of you and Laetitia and Tim when you were 15 is so sweet!
	3:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: Gosh, look at all the lovely hearts in the comments section. It's a sign!
	3:20pm The Oscar: This is fantastic.
	3:20pm Cecile: Paul Peterson is a great guy. No one has done more for kid actors facing a difficult adult world than he has.
	3:20pm NotARealDoctor: I've never seen so many hearts and radios in one comment secition! It's beautiful!
	3:21pm listener james from westwood: Oh, good follow-up!
	3:21pm Michael 98145: what a fun set
	3:22pm fred: @The Contessa: Is it this one? www.newyorker.com...
	3:22pm blee: Super fun show! woot woooot
	3:22pm Rob Kopp: Always liked Shelley Fabares' See ya 'round on the rebound (a P.F. Sloan composition), but this song of her was new to me. Liked it.
	3:23pm Michael 98145: merci, fred ( that 1971 photo !! :)
	3:24pm P-90: Shelley Fabares = underrated imo
	3:24pm Mailman Tom: Helen Kane can be seen with Fay Wray in the 1929 early sound feature, Pointed Heels. She sings in it, too.
	3:24pm BabyBear: That "What did they do..." was probably the sickest diss track I've heard
	3:25pm The Oscar: The scene in Jailhouse Rock where they diss Dave Brubeck and the Modern Jazz Quartet always kind of blew my mind.
	3:25pm BabyBear: Sheila, that set was amazing. Love every song.
	3:25pm listener james from westwood: That Twitter pic is awesome.
	3:26pm Cecile: Long Fin Killie, Moonshake, too, I think.
	3:27pm Mark the Sardine: Great photo. Here's a link for the comment board www.instagram.com...
	3:27pm Michele: Oh my god I love that book Sheila!
	3:28pm Cecile: Hmm. I do not think that is always successful.
	3:28pm modchick65: Can you say the name of that book again? I looked it up and it appears to be something different.
	3:29pm Michele: Sam's show is amazing... Tuesdays at 9pm
	3:29pm listener james from westwood: Seconding the love for Samantha's fine shows!
	3:30pm iambasil: Hey Sheila,hey everyone hope you all are well?
	3:30pm Matt Warwick: Thirding love for Samantha's show
	3:32pm Kahtee: The "let it be" trip is the backbone of the natural birthing thing- unsolicited advice from your resident doula ;-)
	3:33pm fred: My only issue with Samantha's show is that she moved out of my listening hours
	3:35pm TehBadDr: Hey, one L Michele is here!
	3:37pm Guido from Cologne: Something tells me i know this song.
	3:37pm blee: Psychology Active is such an interesting song. It feels like an old song I've heard for years. It's strange that a new song can do that.
	3:39pm TehBadDr: @blee, yeah they've achieved a very special timeless sound!
	3:39pm chris: one of the things i enjoy about stereolab and now LSSE is the difficulty placing the time period of the music. almost always seems fresh and timeless.
	3:41pm listener james from westwood: Gorgeous Price track!
	3:45pm djsheilab: Just wanna say thank you for all your comments! Bit nervous about this Laetitia interview hence my being quiet on the board today :)
	3:46pm listener james from westwood: Nooooo, OxDrama split up?! ::pouty face::
	3:46pm Michael 98145: we'll talk among ourselves :)
	3:46pm Adrian in London: Don't be nervous; she's lovely and so are you, so no problem!
	3:47pm Michael 98145: just thinking that 1993 Stereolab doesn't sound dated
	3:48pm P-90: Dozenthing love for DJ Samantha's fine work, like Sheila she's been excellent from day one
	3:48pm The Contessa: @Fred, yes
	3:48pm blee: @djsheilab you could just cough into the mic the entire show and we would all be thrilled to hear from you.
	3:49pm SeanG: Hola Sheila! locked in.
	3:50pm Itzall Ablurr: Dear Michael 98145, you are absolutely correct, and they won't sound dated in 30 years. Great music, like great design is timeless.
	3:51pm northguineahills: "The Groop Played Space Age Batchelor Pad Music" is an very underrated EP.
	3:54pm Michael 98145: The Time Has Come to recognize Estonia
	3:54pm P-90: Groovy cover of this
	3:54pm JtotheK: i was a guest dj with a very good friend of mine (who is now deceased -- miss you Dave) that had multiple weekly DJ spins - for a night of 70s/80s/90s 45s/12" singles. he had all sorts of Stereolab 45s that he dug out for the night. was outstanding.
	3:54pm iambasil: wow what an interesting and pretty cover of "feel like makin love"
	4:00pm northguineahills: When I was a teenager, I house sat for a friend of my parents. Their adult son had a bunch of Stereolab vinyl, 10"s, 7"s, etc. I called him to ask if I could listen to them. He told me I could have them. I was very happy that day. When I was 20 I drove 6 hours to see Stereolab. My friend and I arrived early, and we saw them arrive in the tour bus, and they chatted w/ us. I had my first beer (I was previously straight-edge). It was a good road trip. I might have to catch the interview in the archives. I'm in the middle of moving. @JtotheK: I'll pour one out for Dave tonight.
	4:02pm JtotheK: @NGH - cheers to that. thanks!
	4:02pm Adrian in London: I was in Berlin, late 90s. Was reading a listing mag and noticed Stereolab were playing a show across town in the east. Spent an hour on the U-Bahn getting there only to find it was totally sold out. Spent the evening in a terrible wine bar listening to a soundtrack of Kenny G or somesuch. :-(
	4:02pm ledzeppelinsucks: I am in Portland and there is no 110 here
	4:04pm Threemoons: As an Estonian-American, thank you for repping. In fact, it means "the time has come"
	4:04pm fred: @Adrian: Too early for it to have been the station's Kenny G, unfortunately (?)
	4:04pm Fuzzy: Google Translate says "Käes On Aeg " means "There Is Time." Close.
	4:05pm TehBadDr: Watching me watching you.
	4:05pm Ghetto Pastrami: We have always been at war with East Onia
	4:05pm Fuzzy: I'll believe Threemoons instead.
	4:06pm The Oscar: "God's Song" is my go-to shower-singing song. I don't have a clue as to why.
	4:07pm The Oscar: Also gonna go ahead and clicky-star this right off the bat.
	4:07pm SeanG: randy newman rules
	4:07pm Michael 98145: yes
	4:07pm Threemoons: Actually don't use auto detect. Put in Estonian to English manually. Also, the grammar is more in line with mine...
	4:08pm Michael 98145: ( our AI is still artificial )
	4:08pm Threemoons: www.google.com...
	4:09pm djsheilab: THIS SONG!!!!!!!!! KILLING ME!!!
	4:09pm Threemoons: Anyway, loving this set. Especially the Stereolab meets soul music vibe...
	4:09pm Michael 98145: thanks so much. don't think i've ever heard this version.
	4:10pm BennettCap: Whoa!
	4:10pm The Oscar: Holy cow-- that was as awesome as advertised!
	4:10pm iambasil: Oh Shiela,Etta is taking us to church,thank you girl :) lol
	4:10pm JtotheK: the apollas, nice!
	4:13pm Mark the Sardine: Great show today, Sheila
	4:14pm fred: Clicky-star for this TsuShiMaMiRe track!
	4:14pm Brian Cat: I believe in God. Want Happiness? Just ask Him/Her. and something cool will happen.
	4:17pm Adrian in London: This is POPTASTIC!! And the video's got Stormzy eating cereal in it!
	4:17pm Cecile: That TsuShiMaMiRe album cover reminds me of Boris for some reason.
	4:17pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Gaaaaaaahhhhh I can't believe I just missed a new track from TsuShiMaMiRe!!
	4:18pm Rob Kopp: This summer I listened to what must have been the complete discography of Etta James (about 50 records) and after that I decided to reward myself with her most beautiful song (in my opinion) on a vinyl single: I found a love (a Falcons-cover)
	4:19pm Cecile: This makes Fancy look seem grand opera.
	4:19pm BabyBear: This Charli song sounds like one of the songs from Beyonce's Lemonade. Love both those things
	4:19pm Will from Seattle: @Cecile are you dissing fancy? How dare you!
	4:20pm Cecile: Fancy seem like grand opera. Sorry. I'm dissing both songs! But Fancy sounds fricking amazing compared to this.
	4:21pm Cecile: I'll take Todrick Hall doing his Lemonade thing to both anyday. JMHO.
	4:22pm Will from Seattle: ahh, no harm done. I've just got kind of a guilty softspot for cheesy italodisco like this
	4:22pm Brian Cat: Le Jerk the chorus is great.
	4:23pm Cecile: I love Benny Benassi and that ilk, but Fancy and Boys don't do it for me. That last song was lots of fun though.
	4:23pm Gaylord Fields: Aaaah, Dolly Mixture!
	4:23pm SeanG: love Charli XCX!
	4:25pm Cecile: I have such dude-ly taste that anyone should take anything I say with a grain of salt.
	4:26pm Michael 98145: heh - blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	4:26pm The Oscar: Not sure I've ever heard a Beachboysploitation song like this-- at least compared to the number of songs about Elvis and the Beatles.
	4:26pm fred: @Cecile: I hated that song (Le Jerk) at the time (still do). It was very popular with parents type though.
	4:27pm Carmichael: Waaay late to the party, but heya Sheila and Boomers. I love the Stereolab, btw ...
	4:27pm Cecile: It's not as bad as a whole lot of things. Mindless fun. But I know what you mean. I can write down a thousand songs that drive me nuts.
	4:29pm Fuzzy: Strange how my Swag For Life radio went away...it's bugging me. No swag yet either.
	4:30pm Guido from Cologne: Duke Spirit, remarkable where they went to.
	4:30pm SeanG: love ya Cecile! the queen diva of the comment board :-D
	4:31pm Cecile: YOU ALREADY KNOOOOOOWWWWW.
	4:32pm Carmichael: @fuzzy, they are 2 different databases trying to sync with one another. I lost my heart that way ... Contact Joe McGasko nd he'll fix it for you.
	4:32pm fred: @Cecile: More like a calibrated ploy to get on a popular TV program at the time. Do you know Nino Ferrer's Le Telefon? That's more like mindless fun, and it was actually from the 60's
	4:32pm Cecile: I do not, but I will check it out.
	4:33pm Rami: Just play music please...
	4:33pm Jeff: My niece Audrey will be tickled to hear you just played Charli XCX's "Boys"! I just heard it for the first time a couple of days ago, because she insisted. We had to listen to the song and also watch the video of boys doing cute boy things sometimes with puppies.
	4:33pm Fuzzy: @Carmichael: ah -- didn't know that -- thanks. I'll drop 'em a note.
	4:34pm Threemoons: What exactly does Swag for Life get you swag-wise? I am a SFL person but wondering if I get any extra special swag as a result...
	4:34pm SeanG: hey Fuzzy-- i lost my swag for life radio too and also no swag up in this piece either!
	4:35pm Cecile: Chromeo are cute. UGH Tinie Tempah! UGH!
	4:35pm Cecile: OK, I think about boys, but they are usually in dresses.
	4:35pm Marc15: Don't forget Cary Grant
	4:36pm Cecile: Adrian Brody, hot Norwegian sailor from Instagram
	4:36pm Marc15: I am a boy who loves boys
	4:37pm Cecile: I am a girl who loves boys who love girls and boys who love boys Now my head hurts.
	4:37pm wild bill: I'd bet 50p that you went to South Norwood to visit Captain Sensible, as that's where he's from and the residents there nowadays have made a community garden on an old bit of grass by the road in his honour (called The Sensible Garden) https://www.facebook.com/The-Sensible-Garden-786327811482410/
	4:37pm Gaylord Fields: Sheila, I'm currently coordinating a Debsey retrospective radio program (co-hosted by Faye) to coincide with her Saint Etienne appearance in New York. Also, I'd love to see your copy of Demonstration Tapes — mine (No. 0407) is the only copy I've actually ever seen. I've only heard about Mike A.'s copy.
	4:37pm ?: XOXO M
	4:37pm Cecile: I'm going to watch some Alaska and Conchita Wurst videos and try to get my head straightened out. I'm sure that will help.
	4:38pm mmoore: XOXO M
	4:39pm Fuzzy: @Threemoons: I made a mouse pledge and have a whole bunch of stuff coming (someday.) Not sure about the "for life" part, though. We'll find out next year, I guess. @SeanG: I hear some people saying they've received stuff, so there's hope for us yet!
	4:39pm Cecile: Scott Williams said around July 4th my stuff was going to be coming, and I haven't seen it yet.
	4:40pm fred: @Cecile: original "video" there: www.youtube.com...
	4:40pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: I got my swag sometime in the last month (just got back here on Tuesday)
	4:40pm djsheilab: Sweet As Broken Dates interview: www.okayafrica.com...
	4:41pm Cecile: This song is my new personal savior, Fred.
	4:41pm chris: the wheels of the swag wagon turn slowly but surely.
	4:42pm listener james from westwood: This Somali track is killer!
	4:42pm fred: This is amazing!
	4:43pm Cecile: I can also see putting it with this old cabarert song from Luigi Bernauer called "Hello, Hello! Hier Radio!"
	4:43pm Threemoons: Have just preordered the CD on Spamazon. Thank you so much for turning us all on to this Single of the Week...
	4:44pm Brian Cat: @djsheilab - Lots of Uncharted Territory, so-to-speak in today's show. Very interesting songs.
	4:45pm Cecile: I just bought it. Now I can start an anti-technology playlist.
	4:46pm Adrian in London: The last Giorgio Tuma LP was absolutely lovely, by the way
	4:48pm SeanG: true dat @Chris
	4:49pm TehBadDr: Really liking the SOB vibe this afternoon, thanx Sheila!
	4:51pm JakeGould: Woo! Gina X!
	4:51pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: This is twisted
	4:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh, barf! Jake Gould isn't around to enjoy the song being played in his honor.
	4:51pm fred: I love this cover
	4:52pm JakeGould: I am here!
	4:52pm Will from Seattle: baby you can drive my kaah
	4:52pm Brian Cat: Gina X influenced by The Flying Lizards.
	4:52pm Guido from Cologne: Great covr!!! Hahahaha ...
	4:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Jake - Cool...just in time!
	4:53pm Guido from Cologne: 2005?!?! Sounds like 1987 !
	4:54pm TehBadDr: Mmm beep beep mmm beep yeah!
	4:55pm Will from Seattle: yeah, it's originally from 1984, must be the year of the reissue
	4:56pm JakeGould: Thanks Sheila! And kudos on Laetitia Sadier being on air with you now!
	4:57pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Hi Laetitia! <3
	4:58pm Carmichael: Oh my God, she's right there in the studio?! Awesome!!
	4:58pm balthazar L: You're 2 swett and great , big LOVE from Paris
	4:59pm eyenoise: Looking forward to see Laetitia in Orlando Florida next week! Stereolab only played here once!
	5:00pm Michael 98145: ( she has uncovered the current WH motto: Annihilate for Profit )
	5:01pm balthazar L: sure ; people are now awaked , let's focus on 8/8 and 21 august , you are right , !!
	5:03pm Cecile: I saw Stereolab before Sonic Youth at Rock the Garden almost 20 years ago. Very nice.
	5:04pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: That must've been a great show Cecile, wow
	5:04pm Cecile: it was!
	5:06pm northguineahills: @eyenoise: I moving to Gainesville tomorrow. Unfortunately, I'll be too busy to attend. I did see Stereolab once in St Petersburg back in '99.
	5:06pm TehBadDr: @Cecile you're teh olds! Meh I saw the Talking Heads when they filmed the Stop Making Sense thing. Wait, that means I am teh olds!
	5:07pm Will from Seattle: I wish I could've seen that!
	5:07pm Michael 98145: Angel - en.wikipedia.org...
	5:07pm Cecile: Oh, I am old.
	5:08pm Michael 98145: heck, i saw Janis live :)
	5:09pm frenchee: the graphic novel L. is talking about might be RED ROSA by Kate Evans (Verso)?
	5:10pm TehBadDr: It was unusual to say the least, actually the first stop on the tour. Things went wrong at the end when Byrne wanted to introduce the band. His mike was dead, ended up throwing whatever was in his cup in a roadies face. I think he's come a long way since then.
	5:12pm fred: @NGH: Good luck with the move! It's been a long time coming so I hope you'll keep the good side in mind through the aggravation
	5:13pm Adrian in London: That was a lovely interview, thanks Laetitia and Sheila
	5:14pm miles: on vinyl- is it a 45?
	5:14pm JtotheK: wonderful interview -- thank you so much!!!
	5:14pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Excellent interview Sheila, and thank you Laetitia!
	5:15pm TehBadDr: Great interview, I suss there will be no tickets available by the time the doors open!
	5:16pm fred: I love Big Blood's cover of Heart Of Glass
	5:16pm blee: Dress like a janitor and carry a mop. Free show pass right there.
	5:16pm Michael 98145: or dress like a Fire Marshal
	5:17pm Cecile: ngh, you got that job? Great!
	5:19pm blee: ohhhh yeah, Fire Marshal! Why one "l" or marshal ?
	5:20pm blee: I guess I just don't know how to spell. Only proper name has two "ll"s
	5:21pm Michael 98145: love hearing this again
	5:21pm peter/seattle: Such a great interview! She'll be in Seattle Aug. 23! We're goin'!
	5:21pm northguineahills: @fred: Scala (Seefeel) also does a great "Heart of Glass" cover.
	5:21pm TehBadDr: Liking Laetitia's picks, this is great!
	5:22pm northguineahills: oh, and thanks fred!
	5:22pm Guido from Cologne: Favourite record of mine. Highlight album of that year. Honeymoon Killers were a fusion of two bsnds, one eing Aksak Maboul ... the other name i forgot.
	5:23pm Adrian in London: I was lucky enough to see Laetitia play last year with Aksak Maboul/Honeymoon Killers in London. It was such a great show.
	5:23pm Carmichael: @ngh, congratulations on the job. Hopefully, it will be your LAST one ...
	5:23pm Cecile: Weren't there 2 Honeymoon Killer bands running around in the 80s? I seem to remember an 80s NY band with that name...
	5:23pm Itzall Ablurr: Don't think it is, but that (Honeymoon Killers vocalist) sure does sound like Françoise Cactus from Stereo Total.
	5:24pm northguineahills: @Cecile: yes, I'll being doing GIS for a hydrology & soil science firm. They look to help prosecute polluters and help restore Okeechobee/Everglades. It's a newer company and there is room for me to grow a GIS department.
	5:24pm Cecile: I like this very much. I think it escaped my attention because of my Honeymoon Killers confusion.
	5:24pm Michael 98145: discogs: "Started out as Les Tueurs De La Lune De Miel and released 1 highly eclectic LP in 1977. In 1981 a second LP was released with members of Aksak Maboul, but this time under the English equivalent: The Honeymoon Killers. "
	5:25pm Cecile: That's so cool! Well, if you ever want to move to MN, they are always looking for GIS people in public sector.
	5:25pm Adrian in London: @Itzall Ablurr I think It's Véronique Vincent
	5:25pm Michael 98145: @ngh, fight the good fight
	5:26pm Cecile: My brother in law did that for many years in Upper Michigan as a geologist/engineer. Now he's laying back and running the physical plant.
	5:26pm chris: congrats, ngh! <raises fist high>
	5:26pm Itzall Ablurr: Thanks Adrian, I was pretty sure it was not the same person, just a very similar style and sound. Good stuff!
	5:27pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Congrats on the job ngh!
	5:27pm northguineahills: @Michael 98145: Thanks. There were limited opportunities in NYC. Just soulless tech work or city/state/fed work.
	5:27pm Cecile: the physical plant at MTU, I mean.
	5:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: @NGH - Yes, best of luck. You're a good guy and you deserve good things.
	5:27pm Cecile: Hey, I resemble that remark!
	5:27pm Guido from Cologne: @cecille there was another US band called called the honeymoon killers, later in yhe 80ies
	5:27pm northguineahills: domo arigato gasaimasu woofmoo'ers!
	5:28pm djsheilab: Glad you all enjoyed the interview. Laetitia is so eloquent + lovely. And she got quite emotional when I showed her the photo of me at 15 with her + Tim Gane.
	5:28pm drewo: Yes Cecile, there was a NYC Honeymoon Killers in the early 80's. Thanks Sheila for another superb show. I've loved Laetitia and the 'Lab from the start.
	5:29pm northguineahills: I have pic of me w/ Laetitia & Mary when I was 20. It's in boxes now, I should scan it. It brings tears to my eyes.
	5:29pm Michael 98145: I think Tim G now lives in Germany.
	5:30pm Cecile: the only celebrity I have a picture with is Alaska 5000. I should remedy that, but I'm not good at talking to people I really admire.
	5:30pm northguineahills: Thanks sheila, I'm off to get some kitchenware! ciao-sers!
	5:30pm Cecile: Don't be a stranger, ngh! Bon Voyage!
	5:31pm drewo: Ol Pal Irwin was a very early champion of Stereolab on the FMU airwaves.
	5:31pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Cecile at the very least you need to get a photo with Conchita.
	5:33pm Michael 98145: Yes, photos !! Sheila, we need photos from today.
	5:36pm Guido from Cologne: Sister of Caetano Veloso
	5:37pm blee: Juana Molina, oh yes!
	5:37pm Michael 98145: This -is- a great set.
	5:38pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Okayyyy, that eyes-in-a-bone image is going to haunt my nightmares for weeks to come....
	5:39pm Adrian in London: @Cliff How come you;re not in Prague?
	5:40pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Adrian - ran out of money, and into some health problems too.... but I'm staying with my family for a while and I'll get back on my feet soon :)
	5:41pm Adrian in London: Oh dear. Hope you're back on your feet soon.
	5:41pm Michael 98145: yes, wishing you well, Cliff
	5:42pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Thanks, I appreciate it! It was a rough year for me, but I'm feeling optimistic now.
	5:42pm Threemoons: Cliff--hang in there. Also, should be seeing you soon back on Clay's show; got re-assigned back to my ungodly early starting temp gig starting Monday. Take care of yourself, get some sun, eat right, etc...
	5:43pm Rob Kopp: I also vote for The Honeymoon Killers!
	5:43pm fred: I once saw Juana Molina just before Nisennenmondai at a festival. Unlikely match that totally matched my taste
	5:43pm Threemoons: FYI all--"Sweet as Broken Dates" is available for pre-order from all the usual channels; got mine all set up on Spamazon. I think it's gonna be a good one.
	5:43pm Adrian in London: Starring the Charli XCX on various laptops and phones to boost its ratings! ;-)
	5:43pm Cecile: Caetano Veloso wrote a song about her, even. www.youtube.com...
	5:45pm Michael Z: This is so gorgeous and haunting. Thank you.
	5:46pm Adrian in London: Oh, this Alvvays track is lovely! (And by the way, there's a new Yumi Zouma track out)
	5:47pm TehBadDr: Hmmm starz gazer musics, nice.
	5:48pm fred: @Cliff: Best wishes, I hope your health problems will soon be behind you
	5:48pm Michael 98145: dive in - blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	5:51pm TehBadDr: Thank you for a wonderful show Sheila!
	5:51pm Michael 98145: and keep the gal happy - blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	5:52pm Cecile: What Fred said. Hey, I'm seeing Bryan Ferry tomorrow!
	5:53pm Cecile: Yes! One of the greatest stealth Jesus songs written.
	5:53pm P-90: Thanks @Sheila for three divine hours of a-u-r-a-l-l-y focussed satisfaction!
	5:53pm balthazar L: you rock . you saved my life , wfmu people , love from paris france
	5:53pm Carmichael: Saw Tommy James last summer. It was a great show!
	5:53pm Rob Kopp: thnx for today's show Sheila
	5:55pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Thank you Sheila & Laetitia, great show today! <3
	5:55pm Brian Cat: Thanks so much, Sheila. Think Happy thoughts and be grateful for that world.
	5:55pm BabyBear: What a show! Thanks Sheila. Have a great weekend all
	5:55pm listener james from westwood: Sheila, you did an A+ job with the interview! Dug Laetitia and was dancing around my apartment while cleaning to "Heart of Glass"! Many thanks!
	5:55pm Hubadoo: @Cecile I saw Ferry at the Beacon last year. The man has not lost a single step. Enjoy the show!
	5:55pm Michael 98145: as always, thank you DJ Sheila
	5:56pm chris: thanks, Shelia! and thanks to Laetitia!
	5:56pm P-90: Tommy James fans: check out WFMU titan Dave The Spazz's interview with Tommy in the archives!
	5:56pm Guido from Cologne: Loved the the show! Great to hear Latita! Dug the shout out! Gretings from the balcpny in Cologne!
	5:56pm Cecile: I am soooooo excited. I hear he does deep cuts. I'm hoping he does that one song he did with Groove Armada, and Psalm.
	5:57pm saltnpepper teenager: my first comment, you make my friday evenings very special. so much love from toronto xoxo
	5:57pm DL in LA: Crystal Blue Persuasion = so groovy!!
	5:57pm fred: Thanks Sheila
	5:57pm Hubadoo: Lots of early Roxy. Greatness.
	5:57pm Tome: great STUFF Sheila woohoooo !
	5:58pm Tome: does the Snoopy Dance to the Coffee Pot /\/\/\\/\/\/\\\\\//
	5:59pm Michael Z: Thank you Sheila, and Tommy James' autobiography is brilliant and as fun as his music.
	5:59pm Adrian in London: Ha ha, this is some way to end the show… thanks for a great show. NEVER GO AWAY FOR A WEEK AGAIN!! xx
	5:59pm Cecile: So STOKED, hubadoo.
	5:59pm Cecile: Great show, Sheila
	6:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yippee and bye!
	6:00pm The Contessa: Thank you Sheila! Great live interview. Bye everyone
	6:01pm blee: Great show today, Sheila B!!!!
	6:02pm djsheilab: Thanks for all the love gang! I had a blast today!!!! Have a FAB weekend! Xoxoxo

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from August 4, 2017

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