WFMU: Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from February 7, 2018

Listener comments!
	10:01pm hyde: hiya
	10:02pm Funky16Corners: Hey Hyde!
	10:02pm Parq: Oh yeahhhh.
	10:02pm coelacanth∅: baby baby baby!
	10:03pm Funky16Corners: Parq! C!
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: greetings i'm excited for this! i have to switch to a shittier laptop though, while i make dinner.
	10:05pm Funky16Corners: Cool! Lots of good stuff ready to go!
	10:06pm Parq: Just a minute while I straighten my beaded curtains.
	10:07pm Funky16Corners: Light some incense while you're at it!
	10:07pm Dean: We in for Nikhil Banerjee's album of Herman's Hermits covers?
	10:07pm northguineahills: Oh boy, stealing Doug's auto-stream bed music!
	10:07pm Funky16Corners: NGH!
	10:08pm northguineahills: :p loving today's theme!
	10:08pm Funky16Corners: @Dean - Unknown to me, but it's going on the list
	10:08pm Dean: [Joke. Over the top joke.] But I love NB.
	10:09pm Funky16Corners: Considering some of the records I've seen, it's not out of the question
	10:12pm still b/p: College moment: playing Ravi Shankar in dorm room with door open. Neighbor stops on the way by and with semi-undulations and arm-waves, exclaims, “Oh, it’s the guru himself!” Don’t know if he meant me or the musician — he definitely knew nothing of Ravi.
	10:13pm Dean: We are going to hear Joe South, right?
	10:13pm Funky16Corners: It's interesting how much even a few bars of sitar music became shorthand for a whole world
	10:14pm Funky16Corners: @Dean - Not tonight, but as I'm a big fan, he'll probably get his own highlight sometime soon
	10:16pm Dean: South and Norman Greenbaum were likely my introduction to sitar pop, not counting the Beatles.
	10:16pm coelacanth∅: some bands made the sitar fairly routine, like shocking blue, and...damned if i can't think of another one i just learned of a few months ago. -i don't even think about it as novelty or exotic when i listen to some bands.
	10:17pm Dean: Later, Cornershop reminded me.
	10:17pm Funky16Corners: I was just thinking of Cornershop yesterday.
	10:17pm coelacanth∅: i'd think maybe you heard it in the rolling stones and traffic first - but maybe not.
	10:23pm still b/p: What was up with newsreel remarks about sitar being “easy” if you can play guitar? I’ve heard it described as damned hard.
	10:24pm Funky16Corners: The electric sitar, maybe, which was set up with a reglar set of strings and a set of resonant strings. The regular sitar has always been described to me as VERY difficult to learn
	10:26pm Dean: Requisite allusion to Ravi Shankar's comments at the outset of the concert for Bangla Desh...
	10:27pm Funky16Corners: Where he had to ask or decorum an explain the purpose of the ragas
	10:27pm Funky16Corners: No wait, I'm thinking of Monterey Pop
	10:27pm Funky16Corners: What did he do at the Concert for Bangla Desh?
	10:27pm Dean: He had to distinguish tuning from playing.
	10:29pm Funky16Corners: Ahh.
	10:30pm Parq: Man, this set really makes me feel like Bobby, the protagonist in "Company".
	10:30pm Dean: Marrakesh, Mumbai...I'm so confused.
	10:30pm Funky16Corners: @Parq - How so?
	10:33pm still b/p: Friend of mine is playing the Ladies Who Lunch role currently.
	10:35pm Funky16Corners: A matinee, a Pinter play, Perhaps a piece of Mahler's. I'll drink to that. And one for Mahler!
	10:36pm Dean: Damn, I just realized that I'm a lady who lunches.
	10:36pm Parq: The sixties, man! This sounds like exactly the sort of music that would accompany a swinging bachelor's pursuit of groovy chicks. Of course, the point of "Company" is that Bobby was past the sixties and past his twenties and starting to realize what an empty life all that was.
	10:37pm Funky16Corners: I get it now. Yeah, a lot of this was engineered precisely as exotic background music.
	10:39pm Parq: still b/p, that's a challenge. There are certain roles where the original Broadway actor -- or more often, the actor in the movie version -- gave a performance so iconic that everyone will inevitably measure your performance against it. Try to imagine what it was like in the seventies or early eighties trying to play Stanley Kowallski without the creeping feeling that everyone in the audience was thinking "Brando". Elaine Stritch's rendering of "Ladies" is like that.
	10:40pm Funky16Corners: I saw Patti Lupone do it on a PBS special. She did a great job.
	10:40pm Parq: That said, Therese knocked it out of the park with a version of that song to open the Marathon Finale a few years back.
	10:41pm Funky16Corners: It's a remarkable piece of music.
	10:41pm Dean: I have a contrary view, which I won't elaborate. I am very skeptical about "iconic" performances. 'nuff said.
	10:42pm still b/p: For a good while, a few sitar notes would be soundtrack cue in TV and movies for hippie far-out love-children scene, pad, lingo...
	10:43pm Funky16Corners: I was watching an episode of the Beverly Hillbillies the other day where Mrs Drysdale fell under the spell of an unscrupulous guru, who then set his eyes on the Clampetts
	10:45pm Funky16Corners: Played of course by a white guy in brownface, much like Professor Irwin Corey as the Baba Zeba in How To Commit Marriage
	10:45pm still b/p: Tween you and me, my friend seems past the role’s age, but has character aspect and pipes perfect for it.
	10:49pm Little Danny: Heya Larry, all. Got my usual Wednesday night gig off so I'm stoked to be here live for once
	10:49pm Little Danny: "Dance the Night Away" is my fave track from Cream's psychedelic years
	10:49pm still b/p: Also, not sure how Stritch-familiar the particular audiences will be at the venue, aside from other theater people and deeper devotees.
	10:50pm Parq: F16C, well of course. That was the era of Indians (the American kind) played by Jewish comedians in make-up.
	10:50pm Funky16Corners: Hey Danny! One of mine too.
	10:50pm Funky16Corners: @Parq - I think most of the indians on F-Troop were Jewish comedians from NYC
	10:53pm Funky16Corners: One day I went into IMDB and scrolled backward through the cast list for F-Troop and was amazed at some of the names.
	11:05pm Funky16Corners: Get ready for the trip!
	11:10pm Little Danny: Fave track from this Sullivan LP! Made it onto a psych-pop mix aeons ago. Do you know the Jeff Beck version, Larry? It's cool
	11:11pm Funky16Corners: I do indeed! I have a CD comp that contains all of Truth by the Jeff Beck Group as well as his solo 45s, including Tallyman.
	11:15pm still b/p: “Super Stereo Sound” is bigger than album title on Sitar A Go Go cover.
	11:16pm Funky16Corners: It's a great record. One you can actually listen to all the way through.
	11:22pm Jeff g.: Testifyin'!
	11:22pm Funky16Corners: Hey Jeff!
	11:32pm Little Danny: Larry, flipping through some LPs in my Now Sound section as I listen. Have you heard Jack Sheldon's "Nature Boy" from his Warm Sound LP? Really quite beautiful sitar-jazz track
	11:32pm Little Danny: Great set!
	11:35pm Jeff Ash: Al Caiola! Nice! Herb Larson. Nightmare fuel.
	11:36pm Funky16Corners: Thanks Danny! I have the album after that. I'll have to look for it.
	11:36pm Funky16Corners: Hey Jeff!
	11:37pm Funky16Corners: I wonder if Sheldon had any personal experience with Eden Ahbez?
	11:45pm Dean: Revolver appeared in '66. I was born in '59. Now, almost 59 years old, I for the first time recognize the pun.
	11:45pm Little Danny: Seems possible, but I'd guess it was just more the ubiquity of "Nature Boy" in that time
	11:46pm northguineahills: Joe Harriot!, classic album. I'm afraid I'm fading. Thanks Larry!
	11:46pm Funky16Corners: @Dean - It took me a few years
	11:46pm Funky16Corners: Thanks NGH!
	11:47pm Funky16Corners: @Danny - From what i've seen of Sheldon, he seems like he might have been tuned in to the hipper side of SoCal, esp in the 50s when he was running with Chet Baker
	11:52pm Little Danny: Totally. Ahbez, despite being such an out-there cat, just didn't seem to hang much with '50s jazzbos as far as I know...
	11:53pm Funky16Corners: I wonder if anyone has written about Ahbez in the long form. He seems like a real character
	11:54pm Little Danny: I agree. Just mostly some pieces on the Internet as far as I know. Still quite a mysterious background as well.
	11:55pm Funky16Corners: He was apparently an early proponent of macrobiotics and such. He must have made a mint off of 'Nature Boy'. I wonder what he did with it?
	11:56pm Little Danny: Another obscure gem, this Harrison! Have the 45. Sounds great back to back with Lady Godiva's Operation.
	11:56pm Dean: See one of the chapters here: http://oskicat.berkeley.edu/record=b23753280~S1
	11:56pm still b/p: We rise to thank the DJ. “Everybody rise, everybody riiiiise...!”
	11:57pm Little Danny: Agreed, "Nature Boy" must have treated him well, though I don't recall his lifestyle changing much
	11:58pm Dean: Have you heard Cheap Trick's traversal of Sgt. Pepper? Not bad, not bad. Zander, in particular, gives McCartney and Lennon a run for their vocal money.
	11:58pm Little Danny: Great show Larry! It's totally inspired me for my show tomorrow
	12:00am coelacanth∅: Great program,Larry. i won't hold my breath to wait for a koto/guzheng in pop music program though gnight y'all
	12:00am Funky16Corners: Thanks Danny!
	12:00am Funky16Corners: @ DEan - I have not, but I dig Cheap Trick.
	12:01am Funky16Corners: Thanks C!
	12:02am Dean: See the chapter, "Nature Boy," in the book for which I dropped a link above for more about Ahbez.
	12:02am Funky16Corners: @SBP at 11:56 - Thanks!
	12:03am Funky16Corners: I'll have to scroll back and find that
	12:05am Funky16Corners: That looks cool!

Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from February 7, 2018

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February 7, 2018: The Sound of the Sitar in Pop Music!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format
Funky16Corners	Testify! Intro "Testify! Intro" by "Funky16Corners"	Best of Funky16Corners Volume One	Funky16Corners	2017	MP3
Ananda Shankar	Jumping Jack Flash	Ananda Shankar	Reprise	1970	LP
Dave Pike Set	Mathar "Mathar" by "Dave Pike Set"	45RPM Single	MPS	1969	45
Vinnie Bell	Newsreel "Newsreel" by "Vinnie Bell"	Bootleg	Bootleg	1967	MP3
Vinnie Bell	The Quiet Village "The Quiet Village" by "Vinnie Bell"	Pop Goes the Electric Sitar	Decca	1967	LP
101 Strings	Karma Sitar "Karma Sitar" by "101 Strings"	Sounds of Today	Alshire	1967	LP

Lord Sitar	I Can See For Miles "I Can See For Miles" by "Lord Sitar"	45RPM Single	Columbia	1968	45
Alan Lorber Orchestra	Up Up and Away	The Lotus Palace	Verve	1967	LP
Enoch Light and the Light Brigade	Marrakesh Express	Permissive Polyphonics	Project 3	1970	LP
Folkswingers	Eight Miles High "Eight Miles High" by "Folkswingers"	Raga Rock	World Pacific	1966	LP
Folkswingers	Hey Joe "Hey Joe" by "Folkswingers"	Raga Rock	World Pacific	1966	LP
Folkswingers	Grim Reaper of Love "Grim Reaper of Love" by "Folkswingers"	Raga Rock	World Pacific	1966	LP
Holy Mackerel	Wildflowers "Wildflowers" by "Holy Mackerel"	Holy Mackerel	Reprise	1968	LP
KPM/Steve Gray	Sitar Mobile "Sitar Mobile" by "KPM/Steve Gray"	Fusion	KPM	1973	LP
The Virtues	Meditation of the Soul	45RPM Single	Andee	1969	45
Don Sebesky	Dance the Night Away "Dance the Night Away" by "Don Sebesky"	The Distant Galaxy	Verve	1968	LP
Gabor Szabo	Paint It Black "Paint It Black" by "Gabor Szabo"	Jazz Raga	Impulse	1966	LP
Moe Koffman	Dr Swahili "Dr Swahili" by "Moe Koffman"	Goes Electric	Jubilee	1968	LP

The Turtles	Sound Asleep "Sound Asleep" by "The Turtles"	45RPM Single	White Whale	1967	45
Living Guitars	Baby You're Rich Man	San Franciscan Nights	Camden	1967	LP
Big Jim Sullivan	Tallyman "Tallyman" by "Big Jim Sullivan"	Sitar a Go Go	Mercury	1967	LP
Big Jim Sullivan	Sunshine Superman	Sitar a Go Go	Mercury	1967	LP
Big Jim Sullivan	Trans Love Airways (Fat Angel)	Sitar a Go Go	Mercury	1967	LP
Bobby Christian	Mooganga "Mooganga" by "Bobby Christian"	Vibe-brations	Ovation	1970	LP
Ananda Shankar	Metamorphosis "Metamorphosis" by "Ananda Shankar"	Ananda Shankar	Reprise	1970	LP
Ananda Shankar	Light My Fire "Light My Fire" by "Ananda Shankar"	Ananda Shankar	Reprise	1970	LP
Herb Larson	My Whole World Ended "My Whole World Ended" by "Herb Larson"	Sax Appeal	Command	1969	LP

The Beatles	Love You Too "Love You Too" by "The Beatles"	Revolver	Parlophone	1966	LP
The Beatles	Within You Without You	Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band 50th Anniversary	Apple	1967	LP
Joe Harriot Double Quartet	Overture	Indo Jazz Suite	Atlantic	1966	LP
Rick Nelson	Marshmallow Skies "Marshmallow Skies" by "Rick Nelson"	Another Side of Rick	Decca	1968	LP
Noel Harrison	Sign of the Queen "Sign of the Queen" by "Noel Harrison"	Collage	Reprise	1967	LP

Rex Garvin and the Mighty Cravers	I Gotta Go Now (Up On the Floor)	45RPM Single	Like	1966	45

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Listener comments!
	10:01pm hyde: hiya
	10:02pm Funky16Corners: Hey Hyde!
	10:02pm Parq: Oh yeahhhh.
	10:02pm coelacanth∅: baby baby baby!
	10:03pm Funky16Corners: Parq! C!
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: greetings i'm excited for this! i have to switch to a shittier laptop though, while i make dinner.
	10:05pm Funky16Corners: Cool! Lots of good stuff ready to go!
	10:06pm Parq: Just a minute while I straighten my beaded curtains.
	10:07pm Funky16Corners: Light some incense while you're at it!
	10:07pm Dean: We in for Nikhil Banerjee's album of Herman's Hermits covers?
	10:07pm northguineahills: Oh boy, stealing Doug's auto-stream bed music!
	10:07pm Funky16Corners: NGH!
	10:08pm northguineahills: :p loving today's theme!
	10:08pm Funky16Corners: @Dean - Unknown to me, but it's going on the list
	10:08pm Dean: [Joke. Over the top joke.] But I love NB.
	10:09pm Funky16Corners: Considering some of the records I've seen, it's not out of the question
	10:12pm still b/p: College moment: playing Ravi Shankar in dorm room with door open. Neighbor stops on the way by and with semi-undulations and arm-waves, exclaims, “Oh, it’s the guru himself!” Don’t know if he meant me or the musician — he definitely knew nothing of Ravi.
	10:13pm Dean: We are going to hear Joe South, right?
	10:13pm Funky16Corners: It's interesting how much even a few bars of sitar music became shorthand for a whole world
	10:14pm Funky16Corners: @Dean - Not tonight, but as I'm a big fan, he'll probably get his own highlight sometime soon
	10:16pm Dean: South and Norman Greenbaum were likely my introduction to sitar pop, not counting the Beatles.
	10:16pm coelacanth∅: some bands made the sitar fairly routine, like shocking blue, and...damned if i can't think of another one i just learned of a few months ago. -i don't even think about it as novelty or exotic when i listen to some bands.
	10:17pm Dean: Later, Cornershop reminded me.
	10:17pm Funky16Corners: I was just thinking of Cornershop yesterday.
	10:17pm coelacanth∅: i'd think maybe you heard it in the rolling stones and traffic first - but maybe not.
	10:23pm still b/p: What was up with newsreel remarks about sitar being “easy” if you can play guitar? I’ve heard it described as damned hard.
	10:24pm Funky16Corners: The electric sitar, maybe, which was set up with a reglar set of strings and a set of resonant strings. The regular sitar has always been described to me as VERY difficult to learn
	10:26pm Dean: Requisite allusion to Ravi Shankar's comments at the outset of the concert for Bangla Desh...
	10:27pm Funky16Corners: Where he had to ask or decorum an explain the purpose of the ragas
	10:27pm Funky16Corners: No wait, I'm thinking of Monterey Pop
	10:27pm Funky16Corners: What did he do at the Concert for Bangla Desh?
	10:27pm Dean: He had to distinguish tuning from playing.
	10:29pm Funky16Corners: Ahh.
	10:30pm Parq: Man, this set really makes me feel like Bobby, the protagonist in "Company".
	10:30pm Dean: Marrakesh, Mumbai...I'm so confused.
	10:30pm Funky16Corners: @Parq - How so?
	10:33pm still b/p: Friend of mine is playing the Ladies Who Lunch role currently.
	10:35pm Funky16Corners: A matinee, a Pinter play, Perhaps a piece of Mahler's. I'll drink to that. And one for Mahler!
	10:36pm Dean: Damn, I just realized that I'm a lady who lunches.
	10:36pm Parq: The sixties, man! This sounds like exactly the sort of music that would accompany a swinging bachelor's pursuit of groovy chicks. Of course, the point of "Company" is that Bobby was past the sixties and past his twenties and starting to realize what an empty life all that was.
	10:37pm Funky16Corners: I get it now. Yeah, a lot of this was engineered precisely as exotic background music.
	10:39pm Parq: still b/p, that's a challenge. There are certain roles where the original Broadway actor -- or more often, the actor in the movie version -- gave a performance so iconic that everyone will inevitably measure your performance against it. Try to imagine what it was like in the seventies or early eighties trying to play Stanley Kowallski without the creeping feeling that everyone in the audience was thinking "Brando". Elaine Stritch's rendering of "Ladies" is like that.
	10:40pm Funky16Corners: I saw Patti Lupone do it on a PBS special. She did a great job.
	10:40pm Parq: That said, Therese knocked it out of the park with a version of that song to open the Marathon Finale a few years back.
	10:41pm Funky16Corners: It's a remarkable piece of music.
	10:41pm Dean: I have a contrary view, which I won't elaborate. I am very skeptical about "iconic" performances. 'nuff said.
	10:42pm still b/p: For a good while, a few sitar notes would be soundtrack cue in TV and movies for hippie far-out love-children scene, pad, lingo...
	10:43pm Funky16Corners: I was watching an episode of the Beverly Hillbillies the other day where Mrs Drysdale fell under the spell of an unscrupulous guru, who then set his eyes on the Clampetts
	10:45pm Funky16Corners: Played of course by a white guy in brownface, much like Professor Irwin Corey as the Baba Zeba in How To Commit Marriage
	10:45pm still b/p: Tween you and me, my friend seems past the role’s age, but has character aspect and pipes perfect for it.
	10:49pm Little Danny: Heya Larry, all. Got my usual Wednesday night gig off so I'm stoked to be here live for once
	10:49pm Little Danny: "Dance the Night Away" is my fave track from Cream's psychedelic years
	10:49pm still b/p: Also, not sure how Stritch-familiar the particular audiences will be at the venue, aside from other theater people and deeper devotees.
	10:50pm Parq: F16C, well of course. That was the era of Indians (the American kind) played by Jewish comedians in make-up.
	10:50pm Funky16Corners: Hey Danny! One of mine too.
	10:50pm Funky16Corners: @Parq - I think most of the indians on F-Troop were Jewish comedians from NYC
	10:53pm Funky16Corners: One day I went into IMDB and scrolled backward through the cast list for F-Troop and was amazed at some of the names.
	11:05pm Funky16Corners: Get ready for the trip!
	11:10pm Little Danny: Fave track from this Sullivan LP! Made it onto a psych-pop mix aeons ago. Do you know the Jeff Beck version, Larry? It's cool
	11:11pm Funky16Corners: I do indeed! I have a CD comp that contains all of Truth by the Jeff Beck Group as well as his solo 45s, including Tallyman.
	11:15pm still b/p: “Super Stereo Sound” is bigger than album title on Sitar A Go Go cover.
	11:16pm Funky16Corners: It's a great record. One you can actually listen to all the way through.
	11:22pm Jeff g.: Testifyin'!
	11:22pm Funky16Corners: Hey Jeff!
	11:32pm Little Danny: Larry, flipping through some LPs in my Now Sound section as I listen. Have you heard Jack Sheldon's "Nature Boy" from his Warm Sound LP? Really quite beautiful sitar-jazz track
	11:32pm Little Danny: Great set!
	11:35pm Jeff Ash: Al Caiola! Nice! Herb Larson. Nightmare fuel.
	11:36pm Funky16Corners: Thanks Danny! I have the album after that. I'll have to look for it.
	11:36pm Funky16Corners: Hey Jeff!
	11:37pm Funky16Corners: I wonder if Sheldon had any personal experience with Eden Ahbez?
	11:45pm Dean: Revolver appeared in '66. I was born in '59. Now, almost 59 years old, I for the first time recognize the pun.
	11:45pm Little Danny: Seems possible, but I'd guess it was just more the ubiquity of "Nature Boy" in that time
	11:46pm northguineahills: Joe Harriot!, classic album. I'm afraid I'm fading. Thanks Larry!
	11:46pm Funky16Corners: @Dean - It took me a few years
	11:46pm Funky16Corners: Thanks NGH!
	11:47pm Funky16Corners: @Danny - From what i've seen of Sheldon, he seems like he might have been tuned in to the hipper side of SoCal, esp in the 50s when he was running with Chet Baker
	11:52pm Little Danny: Totally. Ahbez, despite being such an out-there cat, just didn't seem to hang much with '50s jazzbos as far as I know...
	11:53pm Funky16Corners: I wonder if anyone has written about Ahbez in the long form. He seems like a real character
	11:54pm Little Danny: I agree. Just mostly some pieces on the Internet as far as I know. Still quite a mysterious background as well.
	11:55pm Funky16Corners: He was apparently an early proponent of macrobiotics and such. He must have made a mint off of 'Nature Boy'. I wonder what he did with it?
	11:56pm Little Danny: Another obscure gem, this Harrison! Have the 45. Sounds great back to back with Lady Godiva's Operation.
	11:56pm Dean: See one of the chapters here: http://oskicat.berkeley.edu/record=b23753280~S1
	11:56pm still b/p: We rise to thank the DJ. “Everybody rise, everybody riiiiise...!”
	11:57pm Little Danny: Agreed, "Nature Boy" must have treated him well, though I don't recall his lifestyle changing much
	11:58pm Dean: Have you heard Cheap Trick's traversal of Sgt. Pepper? Not bad, not bad. Zander, in particular, gives McCartney and Lennon a run for their vocal money.
	11:58pm Little Danny: Great show Larry! It's totally inspired me for my show tomorrow
	12:00am coelacanth∅: Great program,Larry. i won't hold my breath to wait for a koto/guzheng in pop music program though gnight y'all
	12:00am Funky16Corners: Thanks Danny!
	12:00am Funky16Corners: @ DEan - I have not, but I dig Cheap Trick.
	12:01am Funky16Corners: Thanks C!
	12:02am Dean: See the chapter, "Nature Boy," in the book for which I dropped a link above for more about Ahbez.
	12:02am Funky16Corners: @SBP at 11:56 - Thanks!
	12:03am Funky16Corners: I'll have to scroll back and find that
	12:05am Funky16Corners: That looks cool!

Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from February 7, 2018

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