WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from November 2, 2018

Listener comments!
	2:56pm Michael 98145: guess we'll have cabaret lighting in the boom boom room today :)
	3:00pm P-90: Heloooooooo Sheila B!
	3:01pm Jocelyn: Happy Friday everyone!
	3:01pm ncjay: Hey Sheila and everybody! The best three hours of the week are here!
	3:01pm steveo: hello! nice radio moment there!
	3:01pm listener james from westwood: Sheila has the power!!!
	3:02pm zZzzM: heiii ssuSueBuiee karujie troll listner here bu'luv'yr'sho'jus'ayin'
	3:02pm Michael 98145: ah ♫
	3:02pm Rocky Horror: :)
	3:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy-do, everyone!
	3:03pm The Oscar: Afternoon-- glad the lights are back on!
	3:03pm djsheilab: Hello gang! This set is inspired by Caetano Veloso’s Op-Ed in the New York Times about dictatorships and the repression of artists + intellectuals.
	3:03pm djsheilab: www.nytimes.com...
	3:03pm Adrian in London: Hi Sheila! I’m imagining you wiggled your nose like Samantha in Bewitched and the power came back on! The Contessa is delayed but will be around soon.
	3:04pm Big Adam: Ah thanks for playing this. This was my first Caetano Veloso record - i read about him in some now defunct newspaper (Arthur, which was great), and went to Other Music - this was the only CD they had of his - picked it up and its one of my faves to this day!
	3:04pm Cooh John: Hellooooooo djsheilab and sophisticates.
	3:04pm RomanDogBird: I'm listening on an actual radio for once, this is kind of exciting
	3:04pm P-90: @DJ Sheila B: I have a question: Do I understand correctly that we can still pledge pr add to our pledges to help WFMU meet its October Silent Fundraiser goal, even though October is over? And that we can still request the same premiums? Signed, "Mr. Curious"
	3:07pm Michael 98145: i was afraid the building repair project had caused the building to collapse ..
	3:07pm zZzzM: cambodia and Laos over Thai, heard the places to visit
	3:11pm djsheilab: Just getting settled in after the power outage surprise!
	3:13pm Passaic River Blues: I read Veloso's memoir last year, and his discussions of his exile from Brazil beginning in 1969 and his time spent in Paris and London were some of the best passages. Veloso also discussed "Domingo" and his friendship with Costa, whom he rightly regards as a genius and supremely talented.
	3:13pm frozen_peas: yes!!!
	3:14pm Rob Kopp: Hi Sheila, hi SBB-listeners. Just realized it could be an hour earlier, and yes it is (wintertime in NL last week).
	3:14pm ncjay: Sheila, I have missed Caetano's op-ed when it ran. Thank you so much for the pointer.
	3:17pm Phillippe Bastille: 1st clicky star of the day successfully executed
	3:17pm Michael 98145: yes, the star clicker still works
	3:17pm Joe McG: @P-90: Yes, you can still pledge and request the premiums you like!
	3:20pm zZzzM: soza!
	3:21pm djsheilab: I should've called this show BEWARE OF ALL GOVERNMENTS THAT DO NOT HOLD THE ARTS IN HIGHEST OF REGARD!
	3:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Sheila B-ings. Glad the power came back quickly. Looks like we're going on a sophisticated trip around the world today.
	3:23pm P-90: @Joe McG: Thanks! Perhaps DJ Sheila will take a moment to mention it during the show...
	3:25pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Made it!
	3:25pm zZzzM: whmm that venue? h'bout 淡谷のり子?
	3:25pm northguineahills: Mercedes Sosa, new to me and digdug, yaye! Googoosh!
	3:26pm NotARealDoctor: I shouldn't be on here, I'm so busy at work, but I just HAD to log in to tell you how much I love this track, Sheila! Best show on radio in my honest opinion!
	3:26pm frozen_peas: mind blowing set so far
	3:27pm dan c: what a nice groove! digging this googoosh track - yeah feels like 75!
	3:27pm djsheilab: A smattering of the countries that have been VERY unfriendly to their artists.
	3:27pm zZzzM: any tracks from the soundtrack LATCHO DROM would fit to this venue... just 2 cents
	3:28pm Passaic River Blues: @Ken from Hyde Park: Not just a tour around the world, but music made in nations during periods of unarrest, repression, and autocracy. Life During Wartime playlist. So good!
	3:28pm Michael 98145: oh, @ngh, Mercedes Sosa is well worth exploring
	3:28pm Passaic River Blues: *unrest, but unarrest is a new one I'm going to use somehow.
	3:29pm NotARealDoctor: I absolutely love how she took the back track for Heaven on Their Minds. I wish I could speak ¿Persian? so I could understand what she's singing.
	3:30pm northguineahills: My friend had this Dur Dur band tee-shirt the other day while djing....
	3:32pm ben abs: Evening (or afternoon?) All :)
	3:33pm cobradan: killer jam
	3:34pm RomanDogBird: Something about this wind outside on my porch seems fitting, loving the set!
	3:36pm northguineahills: picnic, champagne, dancing? Where, when!!!
	3:36pm Mick: Thank you DJ Sheila B for the link and that opening set! Governments that do not hold the arts in the highest regard must beware their own people.
	3:37pm northguineahills: My friend made a sign for every dj gig she curated that said, "The dj will not take request" It help fend off the gadflies.
	3:38pm IamBasil: you must've felt like most people in puerto rico are feeling like still a year+ after maria.
	3:39pm Jocelyn: NGH, how are you feeling?
	3:39pm Cecile: Is music still banned in Mali? Loads of Malian musicians had to flee.
	3:39pm hendrix wolfbat: Indeed Bolsonaros win is a horror for women, black people, indigenous people, LGBTQ people and the environment. Thanks Sheila for your awareness and promotion of awareness.
	3:39pm northguineahills: In 1964, was the Brazilian coup. They didn't consolidate power until the late 60s, and either imprisoned all of the Tropicalistas, or forced them to flee....
	3:39pm IamBasil: oh wow,that reads a lo more nasty than it was intended please forgive me <3 love you SheilaB
	3:39pm The Oscar: Years ago a friend and I DJed another friend's wedding. At one point a small child came up and asked if we could play Nickelback, and we politely told him we didn't have any. He walked away... then came back five minutes later with a Nickelback CD!
	3:40pm Cecile: I hope all the Brazilian drag queens (the best in the world) do like the Berlin drag queens and lead a massive protest rave.
	3:41pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: Good morning/evening everyone! Currently flying to bmore and snagged some free airplane WiFi!
	3:42pm Jocelyn: Hi Greg! I hope you're having a comfortable flight!
	3:43pm Jocelyn: Nickelback? At a wedding of all places? Oh the tragedy!
	3:43pm epz: Since when did this show become a platform for left-wing social justice? I should have known something was up when Sheila said awhile back that drug addicts should not feel ashamed. No shame = a dulled conscience. And then where does the sense of right and wrong come from? Oh well, leave it to liberals to eradicate common sense.
	3:44pm northguineahills: @The Oscar: Was it in Portugal?
	3:44pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Jocelyn Thanks so much! It just got so much better when I figured out the WiFi to tune in.
	3:45pm P-90: @Cecile: Maybe there can be a Brazilian/Berlin Drag Queen Exchange Program...
	3:46pm epz: I also found it bizarre that Sheila often mentions becoming a US citizen, but when I viewed her Instagram page awhile back, there was a photo of a middle finger flipping off the White House. Disrespectful. Show some gratitude.
	3:46pm The Oscar: @ngh No, but I do hear they got some fans there ;)
	3:46pm Cecile: P-90 I'm sure Gloria Viagra and Melli Magic would be down with it.
	3:46pm KidProJoe: @epz: Fuck off
	3:46pm Cmurtha: Hopefully they'll find a safer place. My friend in Brazil is fleeing to Portugal sadly. Since I am in Turkey Bulent Ersoy would be a good banned artist. She is a trans woman got her re-assignment surgery done between coups in the 70s I want to say and was banned and kicked out of the country despite being a fairly big artist. Though that was all taken back and she tours and makes music there now. Though the situation is not really all that much better than it was sadly.
	3:47pm Cmurtha: Great set btw!
	3:47pm Big Adam: epz please. everyone here is happy to hear tunes and for the DJs commentary and thoughts. Please go be a bore somewhere else
	3:47pm Rob Kopp: I have the single (of course ... it's a Ray Davies composition).
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice version! Thx Guido!!
	3:48pm djsheilab: Thanks for having my back, lovely listeners!
	3:48pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: EPZ, I am a hardcore right winger, but I keep it toned WAY the F down here. Recommend you do the same before you get kicked out.
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...thot they must be doing Chrissie - other way I guess!
	3:48pm Phillippe Bastille: I kinda hate classic rock, but its amazing how many covers of songs from back in the day I clicky star
	3:48pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Talk about the music at least EPZ!
	3:49pm Stevel: Trolling, trolling, trolling...
	3:49pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Phillippe Bastille-I think ultra deep cuts kinda redeem some classic rock groups, though.
	3:49pm tim from champaign: @epz - I can't speak for Sheila but she is talking about real issues that effect real people. Issues that are actually life and death.
	3:50pm Cecile: Besides, when I was growing up, epz, conservatives were not down with regimes that banned free speech.
	3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...how Pete Townshend wishes he could right (ouch)...
	3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...er...Write :)) ...
	3:50pm Cecile: well, at least the ones I knew.
	3:51pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @EPZ-go to Informers for awhile if you are jonesing for conservative views. You will not find them here. I am TOTALLY down with 100% free speech and go vote, people.
	3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Libertarians - used, maybe? 'Ever get the feeling you've been cheated'...
	3:52pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Infowars, sorry.
	3:53pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @RR-Pete Townsend is not a good songwriter? Or Book Writer?
	3:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pete's said he wishes he could write Like Ray Davies...I'm nutty for TheWho...
	3:54pm djsheilab: Thank you Wild Neil for your good sense. Wasn't talking about Republican versus Democrat. But you all know that!
	3:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There's one Amendment before even the 2nd. That's what that flag & White House are for - almost more than anything.
	3:55pm Phillippe Bastille: @wild neil agreed. but whenever my aged friends put on a classic rock station, i'm ready to barf after about 20 minutes.
	3:56pm Cecile: I want regional hits to come back.
	3:56pm brycepunk1: Really digging the past few tracks. Not really my usual music but really enjoying it today. Thank you
	3:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Commercial Radio - any Genre - plays three songs tops by anybody. The Musical equivalent of a McDonalds menu.
	3:56pm Adrian in London: I love the way after 45 minutes of music decrying regimes that banned free speech someone comes on and whines about the presenter from exercising hers
	3:57pm Cecile: Is this Harry Nilsson's daughter?
	3:57pm djsheilab: Adrian in London—So well said! Thank you dear friend.
	3:58pm Passaic River Blues: I'm just wondering what kind of piece of shit stalks Sheila's Instagram page and then feigns surprise that a feminist radio program would take a free speech and human rights position?
	3:58pm listener james from westwood: Totally thought this Molly Nilsson was from the 80s or early 90s!
	3:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...womp - there it is.
	3:58pm Phillippe Bastille: A while back the WFMU twitter feed (or one of the DJs) linked to an article that said, based on survey data, that the average age where people stop listening to new music is something like 34 (not sure of the exact age, but I'm only off a year or two if at all). I'm sure WFMU listeners are on the far end of the bell curve.
	3:59pm Michael 98145: @ Adrian, ★↑ !
	4:00pm Booz: @Phillippe I think of FMU as college radio for people who only remember part of college.
	4:00pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Phillipee Bastile- Now that I am 51 I am even MORE open minded about music and my 15 year old is way less open. I try to listen to Polka stations and some music I even dislike in order t find something I like. I call it musical mining. Weekend!
	4:00pm Cecile: Another thing to not sleep on is the new Ina Regen album, "Klee". She has a really beautiful pure voice and sings very sophisticated modern love songs in Austrian dialect.
	4:00pm northguineahills: @Phillippe: If I don't hear music that is new to me, I would lose even more of my sanity! At least on WFMU I can hear new to me music every day. (and quite a bit above the mean of the article you sited).
	4:01pm Booz: (Speaking for myself, of course.)
	4:01pm flashbazbo: Looks like an object lesson: remember to vote, it's life or unfreedom now, and finish high school if possible.
	4:01pm northguineahills: (I'm quite above the age mean in the article cited).
	4:01pm djsheilab: You guys are on FIRE today!
	4:02pm The Oscar: @Phillippe Eek-- I just reached that milestone last week! So far I've listened to seven days of WFMU and my body hasn't rejected it yet :)
	4:02pm frozen_peas: Testify, Sheila!
	4:03pm Passaic River Blues: @Booz at 4:00: hahahaha
	4:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rollins on KCRW is playing Molly.
	4:03pm Phillippe Bastille: @ngh I hear ya. I have music on all day long, and if I hear the same song twice in the same week its too much
	4:03pm P-90: As soon as I see the phrase "left wing social justice", I know I am hearing from someone who is deeply invested in his fantasies of what "left wing" is. And usually, this is someone who wants to instruct people, who he thinks are "left wing", about who they are, what they think, what they believe...
	4:03pm The Oscar: Also, this should go without saying, but if the idea that governments should not imprison artists offends your sensibilities, you may want to rethink your outlook.
	4:04pm Cecile: Also, the new Conchita Wurst album with the Vienna Symphony is magical, overstuffed, wonderfully sung, completely mannered and absolutely pure. It's like Shirley Bassey and Klaus Nomi had a baby who because a power metal singer who only sang Barbra Streisand songs.
	4:04pm Phillippe Bastille: @theoscar we're here for ya if you start to backslide
	4:04pm Cecile: I fricking love it. Even the Alannis Morrisette cover.
	4:05pm Passaic River Blues: @Cecile: oh my God, that sounds insane in the best possible way.
	4:05pm Rocky Horror: :)
	4:06pm Michael 98145: i will keep saying this. WFMU is the best listening room in the known world.
	4:06pm Cecile: It is gorgeous. And he is such a great singer. His version of "The Sound of Music" is ridiculous. www.youtube.com...
	4:07pm P-90: GOAL!
	4:07pm Phillippe Bastille: @wild neil I used to do the same, not so much since I stumbled across WFMU. Radio Caprice has hundreds of different streams, if you don't mind getting your music from a .ru
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Culture Wars. ...so - 'Communist' isn't enuff of an obscene expletive - gotta turn 'Left' itself into a self-referential slur by definition. Which logic would dictate (pun intended) implies all things Right are Good...like - say - Hitler...Okiedokes. @ that rate - we'll have Nazis marching in the streets w/ impunity ...oh wait...
	4:07pm Booz: @Michael 98145 hear hear!
	4:09pm gw: Silent fund raiser ? Also , it’s Nov. 2 , when is it over?
	4:09pm Rocky Horror: :)
	4:09pm flashbazbo: A little middle finger never hurt a country! It's character building.
	4:11pm Cecile: Margo's voice has a wonderful texture, like Karen Carpenter's! (Not an insult)
	4:11pm ben abs: Hi @ Rocky Horror - you were missed on WnB accu this morn. Also, this track as make me have to delay the hoovering part of the spring clean
	4:11pm Mister Dobalina: The black out is over...woohoo. Bryce got out of work 30 mins early cause of it.
	4:11pm Cecile: A little Dusty Springfield in there, too.
	4:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Karen Carpenter a great Singer.
	4:12pm The Contessa: Sheila, Margo is magnificent!!
	4:13pm tim from champaign: Has anyone read Viv Albertine's memoir "Clothes Music Boys"? I'm about halfway through. It's awesome!
	4:13pm oshiwoshi: A lot of Dusty in that last one
	4:13pm Cecile: I watched a couple of Carpenters documentaries this week. Not a good idea. My head always gets fucked up.
	4:13pm northguineahills: Usually I'd steer clear of anything Eurovision related (ABBA notwithstanding), but If Cecile recommends something, then it must be good....
	4:13pm Rob Kopp: Is this a Pye set?
	4:13pm djsheilab: tim from champaign—Yes! LOVED that book so much!
	4:14pm Monica: hola, mizz sheila b! gettin' my enjoys here!
	4:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'd've guessed Dusty!
	4:14pm Carmichael: I remember Sandie Shaw from Daylight Savings Time. So there's 1 more hour for me to love you, get it??
	4:15pm djsheilab: Thanks Monica! Feelin' giddy today.
	4:15pm Cecile: ngh, I would take it slowly. I adore Conchita, but know he's not for everyone.
	4:15pm Carmichael: I have a Pye comp CD somewhere, along with a Piccadilly comp. Gotta dig them out now!
	4:15pm tim from champaign: Cool! I'm very stoked on it. I love Viv's thoughts and perspectives.
	4:17pm JakeGould: Hello Sheila.
	4:17pm djsheilab: Carmichael—You will find many treasures, especially when Chris Andrews was involved.
	4:18pm Theolonius: Sheila B you are extraordinary! Your DJ prowess helps heal my broken heart & bring musical salvation to my soul. Live long WFMU & viva Sophisticated Boom Boom! We are so lucky to have you. My violet copy of Honeybeat Groovy 60s Girl Pop is coming! Women will show us the way!
	4:18pm djsheilab: Hello JakeGould!
	4:19pm northguineahills: Ahhhhhhhhhh! Blonde Redhead!
	4:19pm The Oscar: My cat's name is Pyewackett, and one of these days I'm going to break down and get a Pye Records t-shirt in her honor :)
	4:21pm Phillippe Bastille: NGH, how's that arm?
	4:21pm EG_Astro: Sad not to sit out the rest of your set, but super excited to see US Girls tonight! If you're goin' too, and anyone else on the board - have a blast!
	4:21pm djsheilab: EG_Astro—I'm going too!!!!!!! Straight from WFMU to U.S. Girls!
	4:22pm djsheilab: Awwwww thank you Theolonius!
	4:22pm Rocky Horror: :)
	4:23pm ifeelfatnsassy: Damn this is good.
	4:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously.
	4:24pm Michael 98145: wow, that was something :)
	4:24pm djsheilab: ifeelfatnsassy—Yes! I think that Mesadorm track was something pretty special.
	4:24pm northguineahills: @Phillipe: slightly better. Legs are in worse shape, but they're improving. At least I can walk now and am gaining weight and muscle mass again.
	4:24pm Michael 98145: @The Oscar, Bell, Book and Candle, yes?
	4:24pm northguineahills: Thanks for asking, Phillippe!
	4:25pm The Contessa: @tim from champaign, we have! It's wonderful! And her next one To Throw Away Unopened.
	4:25pm listener james from westwood: Slinky Bowie cover!
	4:25pm djsheilab: Love when the comments board lights up with love for a particular track. Go Mesadorm!
	4:25pm Phillippe Bastille: NGH good to hear. getting old sucks, so whenever stuff starts getting better, its always a win
	4:26pm ben abs: Wow, this version really lays bare the lyrical content!
	4:27pm The Oscar: @Michael Exactly! It's also an old-timey word for a witch's familiar :)
	4:27pm EG_Astro: SO AWESOME! :) : ) If I see ya, I'll wave. I'm shy! Love your show. and damn, this Mesadorm track is so great! Have
	4:28pm Adrian in London: Oh Noname is so great!
	4:29pm The Contessa: Mesadorm! Well, coincidence, we just saw Daisy Palmer drumming with the sensational Barry Adamson the other night!
	4:30pm tim from champaign: @The Contessa - I can't wait to read the next memoir too!
	4:32pm natbot: How about some new Kyary Pamyu?!
	4:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Which word means 'Familiar'? Mesadorm?? Wow that Noname. Retro perfection.
	4:33pm Phillippe Bastille: We had a cat called Noname. We called her No-nah-me. Always fun to go to the vet.
	4:33pm The Oscar: @RRN Pyewackett!
	4:33pm P-90: ...from Bristol?! Not surprised
	4:34pm Michael 98145: whoa, Barry Adamson? i loved Magazine...
	4:34pm steveo: we had a cat named Little Cat, but we told the vet her name was Lillian so we wouldn't get arrested or something
	4:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheers Oscar!
	4:35pm Rob Kopp: Yvonne Carroll was on a compilation Sloan's ladies I made 20 years ago: pwedding.home.xs4all.nl...
	4:36pm tim from champaign: Man, what's up with the grumpy people on the board today?
	4:36pm Trouble: go sheila! great protest set!
	4:36pm hendrix wolfbat: Hey BH I’m in Smyrna! I live here too! We should meet up!
	4:37pm Passaic River Blues: @Rob Kopp: strong tracklist for that comp.
	4:37pm djsheilab: Thanks Trouble!
	4:37pm Michael 98145: uh oh. gonna need subtitles. :)
	4:37pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: Digging that funky synth on this track!
	4:38pm P-90: @steveo: we had a dog named Littledog. This was one puppy that just never “found” a name that stuck, so she went from being just “the little dog “ to being named “Littledog.” Of course, she was a German Shepherd and grew up to be enormous...
	4:38pm listener james from westwood: ::chef's kiss:: to this single!
	4:38pm djsheilab: EarlyMorningInSeoul—Isn't it fab?! Killer right from the get-go!
	4:39pm Passaic River Blues: This is brilliant.
	4:39pm Cmurtha: The pronunciation was pretty good. Early Morning if you like that synth you should check out some of the Andolu Rock when they they are really getting into a funk mode. Sweet track
	4:40pm ncjay: I like it a lot too
	4:40pm Patrick from Hoboken: Your playlists are the perfect end to the workweek/start to the weekend Sheila!
	4:41pm Rob Kopp: @PRB: Thanks. Sloan was a great songwriter. My personal favorite from that comp is Shelley Fabares - See ya 'round on the rebound.
	4:41pm Cmurtha: OH I knew this sounded familiar, its cover from a song very much from when andolu rock is getting into a funk mode. Very, very cool.
	4:41pm Passaic River Blues: I think that Akyol song was a cover. Really, really good.
	4:42pm djsheilab: Ooh our favorite listener is back! Yipee!
	4:42pm djsheilab: Thank you Patrick from Hoboken!
	4:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: The disclaimer is right there up near the top. Allow me to repeat it here: "Female-fronted pop from the past, present, and future; from all over the globe. And the occasional man."
	4:42pm ncjay: and grasping desperately for things to be outraged about, too, it seems
	4:42pm The Contessa: @tim from champaign, have you read Patti Smith's books? They are superb! Simply wonderful writing
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Election coming yerknow- we'ze all riled... Reverend Stang of SubGenius has a dog named Dammit...
	4:43pm Passaic River Blues: Oh man, hopefully EMiS is still listening.
	4:44pm djsheilab: The Contessa—You recommended Patti Smith's books to me. SO great!
	4:44pm The Oscar: @ncjay Seriously. I try not to acknowledge trolls-- wrestling with a pig, and all that-- but this one isn't even interesting.
	4:44pm Booz: Kim's album Now is a psych gem
	4:44pm Carmichael: Epz troll, the only disgusting thing around here is you. Go build a wall somewhere else.
	4:45pm The Contessa: @Michael 98145, yes Barry Adamson. A born showman! Seeing him again next week
	4:45pm Rob Kopp: Sill around epz? I hope you like the music as much as we all do.
	4:45pm Phillippe Bastille: I think if we all give EPZ our lunch money he'll find someplace else to go
	4:45pm northguineahills: When Sheila is on, I know it's almost the weekend and beer o'clock looks in the office fridge, W00hOO!. Not my usual beer o'clock, but it's been one of those weeks.
	4:47pm Adrian in London: Well, someone’s got sand in his vagina
	4:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Just Kids' by Patti is essential.
	4:47pm tim from champaign: @The Contessa - Not yet. I was just thinking about how great Horses is. Probably because Viv talked about it. hahaha. Thanks for the tip!
	4:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: There are approximately 48.7 billion web sites in the internet. When I find one I don't care for, I close the tab and get on with life.
	4:48pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Who farted?
	4:48pm chris: "Its hard to write about nothing." love, love Patti Smith's writing. hi, Shelia and boom boomers! loving the tunes today, as always!
	4:48pm Uncle Michael: Wow...Bonnie Dobson and not Morning Dew.
	4:48pm The Contessa: @Ken FHP, as wise as ever!
	4:48pm ncjay: Imagine having all that excess energy and nothing positive /constructive to use it on
	4:49pm Michael 98145: Patti is still great to see live. yes.
	4:49pm Phillippe Bastille: what Ken said
	4:49pm Cecile: I usually don't say this, because I usually like to wrestle them to the ground, but don't feed the trolls. Grey Rock their ass.
	4:49pm northguineahills: Well, I usually only eat brinner, so I put that in the pot, but no way am I giving up my beer money. I have locks on my doors to my house but don't use them, and I live in a demographically minority neighborhood. Never had a problem. It helps I'm friendly w/ my neighbors.
	4:49pm The Oscar: I got to see Patti last year at what was supposed to be a bookreading. When she came on stage, however, she revealed that she was fighting a migraine and couldn't read text, BUT she could still sing, so she did an impromptu acoustic set (with her daughter accompanying her on piano). Really cool night.
	4:49pm Carmichael: Last gasps of a dying political movement. The last rat on a sinking ship ...
	4:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just read some things online people thot Patti was - difficult. Maybe. Myself - just glad I occupy the same plane as her...
	4:50pm Rob Kopp: There's a very nice box The best of Broadside, that contains the original version pf Morning dew: Take me for a walk
	4:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...plane*T..../ plane...
	4:51pm tim from champaign: @epz - Go get an ice cream cone, come back and enjoy the show. The music goes well with ice cream. I know you love ice cream.
	4:51pm Michael 98145: @RRN63, both apply
	4:52pm northguineahills: I also don't lock my car, but that's b/c I have a standard transmission, and Americans can't drive it.
	4:52pm Granny Spicy Tuna: We all scream for ice cream!
	4:53pm steveo: @P-90 sounds about right :)
	4:54pm Michael 98145: danse lentement
	4:55pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I think a citron gelato would go nice with this one
	4:56pm Rob Kopp: Never heard of Donna Blue. Is she French? Canadian?
	4:56pm RomanDogBird: wow!
	4:56pm Booz: If it has "é-ro-TIQUE" in the words, Gainsbourg's gotta be involved somehow.
	4:56pm Phillippe Bastille: Definitely not a vanilla show...
	4:56pm djsheilab: Rob Kopp—Dutch!
	4:56pm P-90: Love the production on that Donna Blue!
	4:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Cecile - Did you make your trip to Europe yet, or is that coming up? Hope it was/will be great!
	4:57pm Passaic River Blues: @Rob Kopp: Internet says they're based in Hilversum, Netherlands.
	4:57pm Rob Kopp: What?? And 2018??
	4:57pm Michael 98145: "Me, i prefer my doll.." :)
	4:57pm -Ken: What a segue!!
	4:58pm The Oscar: So hard to not bang on my desk :)
	4:58pm Rob Kopp: I was born in Hilversum
	4:58pm frozen_peas: ah! the last song made me want to dance. now the urge is becoming uncontrollable
	4:58pm zpulpa: BoomBoom Boooming!!!! I love it!! Im feeling all the amazing strength in these songs. thanks you thank you thank you
	4:58pm Michael 98145: Love this original !
	4:58pm chris: woooo!
	4:58pm northguineahills: What Ken said...
	4:59pm dale: hello dere. never heard the original tainted love until a few years ago. i had no clue.
	4:59pm northguineahills: I refuse to live my life in fear. Existential dread is enough, thank you very much.
	4:59pm Officer Pupp: Tainted Love! A Wrecking Crew track; IIRC it's Hal Blaine, Carol Kaye and Glen Campbell.
	5:00pm Passaic River Blues: @Dale: that's how it was for me, too. Soft Cell is a pop gem, but Gloria's is an intergalactic banger.
	5:00pm Rob Kopp: Donna Blue is soon doing 12 gigs in NL
	5:01pm dale: the cat show is NEVER over.
	5:02pm Cecile: Ken, that's coming up in...oh, three weeks! I'm doing London, Graz Austria, and then back to London. Conchita's entire German tour was cancelled by the promoter despite numerous sold-out dates, so Germany is off the list. No one knows why it was cancelled, but the German fans suspect dirty politics. So, Austria, now.
	5:03pm Cmurtha: Baris Manco I think sings the original really, really famous turkish rock star.
	5:03pm Cmurtha: sorry Barış
	5:03pm dale: passaic - yeah. much better.
	5:04pm Michael 98145: @Rob, i see Names You Can Trust is releasing a disc by "Lola's Dice" .. ever heard of them? Supposedly "Netherlands-based..."
	5:04pm Cecile: and thanks for asking...
	5:04pm tneeld: I'm going to Turkey in March and I am going RECORD shopping! I can't wait. They have streets in Istanbul named after Manco.
	5:05pm Passaic River Blues: @Cmurtha: I believe you are right. Manco, the god.
	5:06pm Cmurtha: I can give some türkçe aid wıth artısts and the like. Oh? Have fun Tneeld!! I am there doing dissertation research.
	5:06pm djsheilab: www.theguardian.com...
	5:06pm northguineahills: Good, I'm not a fan of makeup on women. When I lived in Japan, it was as crazy as Sheila described...
	5:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Cecile - Too bad about the disruptions, but there should be some good shows there for you.
	5:06pm Cecile: Any streets named for Erkan Koray?
	5:06pm Jocelyn: I've worked with girls who had the double eyelid surgery as they called it
	5:07pm Jeff Moore: Oh, yeah - that surgery to remove/modify their epicanthic fold. Horrific.
	5:07pm Cecile: Yeah, I have to email Adrian, but we are going to hit the West End hard in London.
	5:08pm djsheilab: northguineahills—Right?! I started to feel obligated myself.
	5:08pm Jocelyn: Even worse is the tape for it. Double eyelid tape. It's sold with makeup. Can you imagine? Tape on your eyelids for several hours a day.
	5:08pm northguineahills: Now, makeup on drag queens on the other hand...
	5:08pm Adrian in London: @Cecile I’m off work next week so am free to answer at length.
	5:09pm djsheilab: Jeff Moore—Yes! The epicanthic fold. Thank you!
	5:10pm Rob Kopp: @Micahael. Sorry, was listening to 3 other tracks by Donna Blue, from their first 7". No, I haven't heard of Lola's Dice.
	5:10pm Cecile: Thanks, Adrian!
	5:11pm Jocelyn: I love my fake eyelashes and liner. And my showgirl drag as my Dad called it. But the extreme beauty standards some go to are horrific. Now there's the extreme facial surgeries to get the V shape. They break your jaws for it.
	5:11pm Adrian in London: Oh, this is a good KKB song rolls eyes
	5:12pm djsheilab: Jocelyn—And I can't imagine any of this surgery really resolves the confidence issue.
	5:12pm ben abs: Hi @ Adrian - I assume you're aware of U.S. Girls upcoming London show :)
	5:13pm djsheilab: Adrian in London—The non-metal KKB!
	5:13pm Cecile: Sheila, it does, if your looks are your only concern.
	5:13pm listener james from westwood: Oxford Drama!!
	5:14pm Cecile: Streisand made peace with her nose because she liked singing better and was afraid a nose job would affect it.
	5:14pm djsheilab: Cecile—True :(
	5:14pm Cecile: Donatella Versace probably thinks she looks great.
	5:15pm Jocelyn: Absolutely! But it creates an even more insatiable need for false physical perfection. Most never realize the real work needs to be on the inside. When you have healthy self esteem, good sense of self you stop focusing so much on the exterior.
	5:15pm The Contessa: @Cecile, Streisand's amazing face was ahead of its time! So stylish!
	5:16pm Cecile: Right, Contessa?
	5:17pm Michael 98145: i wonder if most women even understand how much men (and other women for that matter) like them just the way they are ?
	5:17pm dale: i think gaylord played this nothing more song and i was blown away.
	5:18pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Yes, this is wonderful.
	5:18pm Michael 98145: never heard this before now, either
	5:18pm djsheilab: Michael 98145—So simple yet so difficult in a society that profits off a woman's insecurity.
	5:18pm Jocelyn: Michael, No. But that's a huge conversation that needs to happen in the world!!
	5:19pm Adrian in London: @ben abs Actually, no. But I am going to see Shintaro Sakamoto and Vashti Bunyan, among others
	5:19pm Booz: I think people should look how they wanna look, Donatella included. But I find the encroachment of surgery into the culture deeply creepy.
	5:19pm Cecile: Well, makeup can be an amazing art. And the transformations are interesting. I never quite got "natural" makeup. If you're going for it, go all out.
	5:20pm Michael 98145: and don't get me started about tattoos :)
	5:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Sheila, if you don't play some Megadeth soon, I'm going to raise Cain about you playing only pretty, soulful music and discriminating against heavy metal. Hahaha!
	5:21pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Jocelyn, didn't see you around. Hope all is well.
	5:21pm northguineahills: @Cecile: Hence, why I love a good drag show...
	5:21pm Passaic River Blues: Just want to go on record to express how utterly awesome the cover of this "Basement Beehive" comp is.
	5:21pm Jocelyn: I don't feel myself without liner and lipstick
	5:22pm Michael 98145: haven't heard even one marble in a blender
	5:22pm Carmichael: @Michael, I've cornered the market on bitching about tattoos. And I even have one. JUST one.
	5:22pm Cecile: You know it, ngh.
	5:22pm djsheilab: Passaic River Blues—Duly noted!
	5:22pm ben abs: @Adrian, It's on Nov 22nd and there's still tix left. Will check out Shintaro Sakamoto as I'm not aware of this artist! Also a band called Gong Gong Gong who did a superb session on a fmu show recently are playing in feb
	5:23pm Adrian in London: @Ben Abs Ah, US Girls are playing the same night as I’m going to see Juniore
	5:23pm djsheilab: Ken From Hyde Park—Very happy that you're requesting Megadeth!
	5:23pm Adrian in London: @djsheilab I heard Bedouine doing this track today on Spotify. I meant to look it up but is it a thing?
	5:23pm Michael 98145: this is making me smile. stop it.
	5:24pm zpulpa: This song!!! yes yes yes
	5:27pm Ben Abs: Also Mary Lattimore in Nov 18 I think.
	5:27pm Mick: Wow I've missed some dynamite commenting! [RevRabbit @4:07 gets some kind of prize] Thanks for the great tunes Sheila B and have a great weekend, everybody! Please Vote.
	5:28pm northguineahills: My wife is a darker skinned individual, and feels pressure to use a lot of makeup at work, to keep up appearances as she feels like she's discriminated enough as it is. I got her to take it easy on weekends, unless it's a crazy special event.....
	5:28pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Make-up, tattoos, surgery, hair color, and all that drag… i say as long as it feels right for you, go for it. Like Sheila said, if it feels like (or becomes) an obligation, that's when there's something wrong. Capitalism thrives on insecurity. The whole system would collapse if we all just really accepted ourselves and each other.
	5:29pm tneeld: I don't know why I'm asking this (it'll be depressing for my stupid American brain), but how many languages does everyone speak? I'm profoundly monolingual.
	5:30pm djsheilab: A bit of Japanese. Sadly that's it!
	5:30pm Cecile: I can read English, Spanish and German. I can speak English, and some German.
	5:30pm djsheilab: SO EXXXXXXXXXCITED FOR US GIRLS TONITE!!!!!
	5:31pm Cecile: And like 10 words of Finnish, and menu French.
	5:31pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Earlier today we were speaking Vout-a-Rooney in Hinky Dinky Time. C'mon, @tneeld, maybe a little pig latin?
	5:31pm Carmichael: I've lived in different countries, so I've soaked up some phrases from those places: Irish, Korean, German, Spanish and 'Merkin. Oh, and Surfer.
	5:32pm SALTnPEPPERTEENAGER: every time I hear U.S. Girls on your show I just get up dance with a big smile!!! 7 Nov cant come soon enough! that'd be my 3rd time :)
	5:32pm Cmurtha: I speak 3, English, Turkish, Arabic (badly ). Can read Ottoman, French, bit of german, bit of latin, and really simple Persian
	5:32pm Phillippe Bastille: I speak a little French and Spanish, enough to stay out of jail and find a bathroom, but not much more
	5:32pm Cecile: Avocado Seed Soup! Cement Mixer-a-puti-puti! A Puddily Voutie!
	5:32pm tneeld: @Granny Spicy Tuna I actually remember being really confused by pig latin when I was a kid. I spent all my brain on English. I really want to learn Turkish, but it's a little...difficult.
	5:33pm Michael 98145: it would be too uncomfortable to visit any country where i didn't speak at least a few words of their language
	5:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Besides English, I guess three: FORTRAN, Pascal and REXX.
	5:33pm Rob Kopp: At school I had to learn Dutch, French, English and German, but I don't feel comfortable anymore in French. And I was married to a Danish woman. .
	5:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Been meaning to start learning Python.
	5:34pm Granny Spicy Tuna: @tneeld as this comments board has shown, it takes all kinds. No shame.
	5:34pm tneeld: @Ken From Hyde Park I suppose I know R and a little Python, so I lied.
	5:34pm Michael 98145: @Ken, Python's all the rage with the kids these days
	5:34pm Cecile: tneeld, I'm thinking about learning Turkish myself.
	5:35pm Cmurtha: Tneeld don't get discouraged in turkish. Its a hurdle at first but the grammar is devoid of exceptions, and things genuinly build off each other.
	5:36pm tneeld: @Cecile I tried using Duolingo before I went the first time, but I ended up getting really good at the Duolingo app. Not so much actually speaking Turkish. (I did really learn the Turkish word for turtle.)
	5:37pm Cecile: ITA, Cmurtha. I got started, but realized I just had to focus on German right now.
	5:37pm Jocelyn: English, French, Spanish, Hebrew, some German and Italian
	5:37pm northguineahills: @tneeld: Spanish, read german, read japanese (in the latin alphabet). Ok in Portuguese. Decent in French (Quebecois). Being a native English speaker, you'd think I'd master it by now. Tons of phrases in mostly European languages.
	5:38pm tneeld: I think I should move to Turkey. That would take care of it.
	5:39pm Rob Kopp: Best track of the album
	5:39pm Cecile: Duolingo is good for getting your feet wet. In German, I really found success with the book, Fluent Forever, the app LingQ and speaking with native speakers on websites like italki, Conversation Exchange and Tandem. When I want to get serious, I'll repeat the process for Turkish. Email me if you want my laundry list...
	5:39pm Phillippe Bastille: So the competitive part of me wants to know which song is winning the clicky star battle today. I'm clicky star obsessed, I think.
	5:39pm Cmurtha: Duolingo needs a text I find from what I've seen of it. It will teach you grammar up to like intermediate level and it does it well, but its not...Explicit? It just assumes you'll pick things up but its more about recognition then understanding. . Turks when you come to turkey are really happy to sit and drink tea and listen to shaky turkish (in general)
	5:39pm Michael 98145: i will never, ever be able to speak or read Arabic. or read Thai.
	5:40pm northguineahills: @tneeld: Turkish is hard. Outside a few phrases, I haven't cracked it, but I'm still trying....(Outside of Finnish and Hungarian, most Indo-European languages make sense little bit to English speakers, heck, even Persian and Hindi make more sense to me).
	5:40pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Oh, thank the stars above we still got Marianne!!!!
	5:40pm Michael 98145: oh, my. didn't even know this was coming...
	5:40pm Adrian in London: @tneeld I can manage to get about in French and German, and picked up a bit of Portuguese before I went there a couple of years ago. I am also able to say ‘railway station’ in Finnish.
	5:41pm Phillippe Bastille: I was able to figure out 0-9 in Arabic by looking at license plates, but that was about it.
	5:41pm tneeld: @Michael 98145 - I'm so jealous of people who can speak Arabic. That and Japanese honestly.
	5:41pm Cecile: Cmurtha, ITA. The website has more robust grammar info, the app not so much.
	5:41pm dale: wow - did nick write this? sheila - listen to ute lemper's 'little water song' that he wrote about a woman in love with the man who is drowning her. stunningly gorgeous.
	5:42pm Adrian in London: Here’s Marianne showing us around her Paris apartment https://www.nowness.com/series/my-place/marianne-faithfull-barbara-anastacio
	5:42pm Rob Kopp: @PB. Are you sure it wasn't 9-0 from right to left?
	5:42pm Cecile: Ute Lemper is great.
	5:42pm northguineahills: The only reason I know Japanese is b/c I was technically a child when I lived there.
	5:42pm bore: so nice!
	5:42pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Bring it!
	5:42pm tneeld: @Cecile SURE - I'm about to make a concerted effort to crack the Turkish nut going into March. THANKS!
	5:43pm Cmurtha: damlaya damlaya göl olur @Cecile good to know, I had only seen the app!
	5:43pm Michael 98145: here on the left coast, one gets surrounded by asian languages every day.
	5:43pm Granny Spicy Tuna: @tneeld i hope you have fun with it
	5:43pm oks: WOW! Marianne... <3 thank you
	5:44pm Cecile: yeah, I looked at the site, and there was this whole article explaining the different German cases. I was floored. It made the app so much easier! hahah
	5:45pm northguineahills: Oh, wow, Odetta!
	5:45pm Phillippe Bastille: @Rob my learning wasn't that well structured. Spent most of my time gripping the driver's seatback and headrest.
	5:45pm northguineahills: NYC taught me a bunch of Yiddish.
	5:45pm Passaic River Blues: @Cmurtha: what is the subject of your dissertation, if you don't mind me asking?
	5:46pm Michael 98145: meeting Marianne is something i will never, ever forget. and Nadia Comăneci.
	5:47pm ben abs: 1 and a 1/2 - german conversationally. To hell with the tenses and genders though
	5:47pm Joey Headset: As someone who is experience a crappy rainy day, I can confirm that today's show is good rainy day music.
	5:47pm tneeld: @northguineahills I love that there's a verb tense in Turkish for second-hand information that's used often for telling jokes. Welcome to impenetrability!
	5:48pm Cecile: that sounds awesome.
	5:49pm Adrian in London: By the way, on the off-chance that anyone wants to sell me the limited-edition version of Grid of Points by Grouper, please hit me up
	5:49pm Michael 98145: wow - "or so i've heard" tense? how cool is that/
	5:49pm Cmurtha: I am looking into the concept of Childhood in Early-Modern Ottoman thought. So, rather than focusing on pederasty which has been sadly the norm, broadening things to see how children are used in stories, how they are mentioned in narratives/used in narratives and I am trying to build a skeleton on which others can build on because my field has not done much of anything with history of childhood.
	5:49pm Cecile: I also like the fact I don't have to learn one kind of past tense in German because I'm not writing a novel and don't want to sound like a pompous asshole. that is a relief.
	5:50pm Hughie Considine: I would like to point out that this song is extremely groovy.
	5:50pm queems: ooooh love this one
	5:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Off to the grocer for weekend provisions. Enjoy the US Girls show tonight, Sheila. Say "Hi" to Michele & Olivia! Bye, everybody!
	5:50pm Cmurtha: Tneeld have you tried reading a Nasretin Hoca story yet?
	5:51pm Rob Kopp: Thanks for the link Adrian. Marianne's picture on the sleeve must be from years ago. Well...Ray Davies is doing the same.
	5:51pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey, any language that doesn't have stupid "I before E except after C" rules can't be all that bad.
	5:51pm Cecile: have a great weekend, everyone!
	5:51pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: There's a podcast on exactly that here (Concepts of childhood in the Ottoman Empire): www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com The episode was about 2 years or so ago, (can't remember), so, you'll have to search.
	5:54pm tneeld: An example of the indefinite tense: Gelmeliymişim: They say I must have come. I love this language!
	5:54pm Passaic River Blues: @CMurtha: that is fascinating! I've read a few books over the years more or less on the subject in an American context--so cool to be working on something that will truly expand historical knowledge. Well, good luck and buy all the records and books you can while you're there!
	5:54pm Cmurtha: @northguineshills thank you! I wonder if it was Benjiman Fortina or one of the people who work on the 19th and 20th centuries. I do 16th and 17th century. But, I will look. That's a great podcast.
	5:54pm ottoADK: Thanks for another boomin' friday few
	5:55pm Michael 98145: lovely Belgian accent ..
	5:55pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks for a great show, Sheila. Happy weekend everyone. Luv ya!
	5:56pm Michael 98145: @tneeld, that is great !
	5:56pm Adrian in London: Ah, right...
	5:56pm northguineahills: Thanks SheilaB, always a happy fun time when you're playing, buen fin de semana a todos!
	5:57pm Michael 98145: as always, thank you again, DJ Sheila. let the lights stay on. ♫ vote, everyone.
	5:58pm ncjay: Yes, it was lovely, thanks Sheila. Now to go spend bunches of cash buying the music you played!
	5:58pm Carmichael: @Phillippe, Irish has a "g after a vowel .." rule.
	5:58pm queems: thanks sheila!
	5:58pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again, Sheila. Until next week everyone. Have a nice weekend (and week).
	5:58pm Jocelyn: Wishing everyone a fabulous weekend!
	5:59pm Phillippe Bastille: @Charmichael rats...
	5:59pm The Contessa: Lovely show! Thank you Sheila!
	5:59pm P-90: Thanks and enjoy the show tonight @DJ Sheila B!
	5:59pm tneeld: Have a great weekend! It's been said a million times, but go vote!
	6:00pm Cmurtha: the little thingy under the s means its sh. Great set! and Great weekend!
	6:01pm djsheilab: Thanks everyone! So much great chatter on today's board. See you next week! Xoxoxoxo
	6:03pm Michael 98145: polka donkeys over there right now

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from November 2, 2018

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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
Caetano Veloso & Gal Costa	Coração Vagabundo	Domingo	Universal Music	N/A	BRAZIL / From 1967		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ros Sereysothea	Heaven’s Song "Heaven’s Song" by "Ros Sereysothea"	Don't Think I've Forgotten: Cambodia's Lost Rock and Roll	Dust to Digital	2015	CAMBODIA / From the 1960		0:04:45 (Pop-up)
The Lijadu Sisters	Life’s Gone Down Low	Danger	Knitting Factory	2011	NIGERIA / From 1976		0:08:11 (Pop-up)
Nazia Hassan	Disco Deewane Part I	Rough Guide to Bollywood DIsco	World Music Network	2014	PAKISTAN / 1981		0:13:03 (Pop-up)
Alsarah & the Nubatones	Ya Watan "Ya Watan" by "Alsarah & the Nubatones"	Manara	Wonderwheel Recordings	2016	SUDAN		0:17:05 (Pop-up)
Mercedes Sosa	Gracias A La Vida "Gracias A La Vida" by "Mercedes Sosa"	Serie Millenium	Universal Music Latino	1999	ARGENTINA / From 1971		0:19:42 (Pop-up)
Googoosh	Talagh "Talagh" by "Googoosh"	Googoosh	Finders Keepers	2011	IRAN / 1975		0:24:01 (Pop-up)
Dur Dur Band feat. Sahra Dawo	Yabaal	Dur Dur Of Somalia Vol 1., Vol 2., and Unreleased Tracks	Analog Africa	2018	SOMALIA	*	0:28:48 (Pop-up)

Eliza Shaddad	Just Goes To Show "Just Goes To Show" by "Eliza Shaddad"	Future	Beatnik Creative	2018		*	0:43:55 (Pop-up)
Marion	I Go To Sleep "I Go To Sleep" by "Marion"	Guido From Cologne's Marion Compilation	N/A	N/A	From 1967		0:46:51 (Pop-up)
Anita Kerr & the Anita Kerr Singers	Wine In the Wind	Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs Present State Of the Union	Ace Records	2018	From 1968 / Produced + co-written by Anita Kerr	*	0:50:15 (Pop-up)
Marti Caine	Snowbird City "Snowbird City" by "Marti Caine"	Point Of View	Be With Records	2018	From 1981	*	0:53:08 (Pop-up)
Molly Nilsson	Every Night Is New "Every Night Is New" by "Molly Nilsson"	Twenty Twenty	Night School	2018		*	0:56:20 (Pop-up)
BADBADNOTGOOD x Little Dragon	Tried		Innovative Leisure	2018	Thanks Adrian!	*	0:59:33 (Pop-up)

Margo & the Marvettes	When Love Slips Away		Pye	1967			1:09:46 (Pop-up)
Sandie Shaw	How Can You Tell "How Can You Tell" by "Sandie Shaw"		Pye	1967			1:12:20 (Pop-up)
Blonde Redhead	We Should Be Holding Hands		Ponderosa Music	2018	Re-make of “Will There Be Stars” from 2010	*	1:14:59 (Pop-up)
Mesadorm	One Of My Friends "One Of My Friends" by "Mesadorm"		Babylegs Records	2018		*	1:19:46 (Pop-up)
ALASKALASKA	A Girl Like You "A Girl Like You" by "ALASKALASKA"	Covered In Gloria	DEEK Recordings	2017			1:23:39 (Pop-up)
Noname	Blaxploitation "Blaxploitation" by "Noname"	Room 25	Self-released	2018		*	1:27:13 (Pop-up)
Yvonne Carroll	Please Don't Go "Please Don't Go" by "Yvonne Carroll"	You Baby: Words And Music By P.F. Sloan And Steve Barri	Ace Records	2010	From 1964		1:29:28 (Pop-up)

Gaye Su Akyol	Hemşerim Memleket Nire	İstikrarlı Hayal Hakikattir	Glitterbeat Records	2018	MY SINGLE OF THE WEEK!	*	1:37:11 (Pop-up)
Kim Jung Mi	It's Raining "It's Raining" by "Kim Jung Mi"	Kim Jung Mi Anthology King Record Era 1972-1973	Rhythm On Records	2018	From 1972		1:41:04 (Pop-up)
Barbara Mason	Girls Have Feelings Too	Yes, I'm Ready	Arctic	N/A	From 1965		1:45:10 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Dobson	I Got Stung "I Got Stung" by "Bonnie Dobson"	Bonnie Dobson	RCA	1969			1:47:47 (Pop-up)
Mari Jones With Johnny Moore's 3 Blazers	Nightmare Blues	Blues Belles with Attitude! From the Vaults of Modern Records of Hollywood	Ace Records	2003	From 1953		1:50:39 (Pop-up)
Donna Blue	123 "123" by "Donna Blue"		Snowstar Records	2018	Thanks Guuzbourg!	*	1:53:27 (Pop-up)
Pussy Cat	Ba Ba Ba . . . Boof "Ba Ba Ba . . . Boof" by "Pussy Cat"		RCA Victor	1966			1:55:42 (Pop-up)
Gloria Jones	Tainted Love "Tainted Love" by "Gloria Jones"		Universal Music	1982	From 1965		1:57:22 (Pop-up)

April	Oh! My Mistake "Oh! My Mistake" by "April"	The Ruby EP	DSP Media	2018		*	2:07:07 (Pop-up)
Kero Kero Bonito	Swimming "Swimming" by "Kero Kero Bonito"	Time N' Place	Polyvinyl	2018		*	2:09:27 (Pop-up)
Oxford Drama	We Were Wrong "We Were Wrong" by "Oxford Drama"	Songs	ART2 Music	2018		*	2:12:58 (Pop-up)
Betty Carter	Nothing More to Look Forward To	'Round Midnight	Warner Music	2005	From 1963		2:16:55 (Pop-up)
The Monzas	Where Is The Love "Where Is The Love" by "The Monzas"	Basement Beehive: The Girl Group Underground	Numero Group	2018	From 1964	*	2:19:35 (Pop-up)
Natalie Prass	No Future In Our Frontman	No Future In Our Frontman	Domino Recording Company	2018		*	2:21:43 (Pop-up)
Vendredi Sur Mer	Écoute Chérie "Écoute Chérie" by "Vendredi Sur Mer"		Profil De Face	2018		*	2:24:53 (Pop-up)
U.S. Girls	Window Shades "Window Shades" by "U.S. Girls"	Half Free	4AD	2015			2:28:54 (Pop-up)

Marianne Faithfull	The Gypsy Fairie Queen (with Nick Cave)	Negative Capability	BMG France	2018	New album out today!	*	2:39:43 (Pop-up)
Odetta	Another Man Done Gone "Another Man Done Gone" by "Odetta"	Vanguard Visionaries	Vanguard Records	2007	From 1957		2:42:18 (Pop-up)
Rose Royce	I’m Going Down "I’m Going Down" by "Rose Royce"	Car Wash	Geffen	1976			2:44:53 (Pop-up)
Your Smith	Debbie "Debbie" by "Your Smith"	Bad Habit EP	Neon Gold	2018		*	2:48:23 (Pop-up)
Berntholer	My Suitor "My Suitor" by "Berntholer"	My Suitor	Starman	2017	From 1983	*	2:51:57 (Pop-up)
Bedouine	No Future In Our Frontman	No Future In Our Frontman	Domino Recording Company	2018		*	2:54:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:56pm Michael 98145: guess we'll have cabaret lighting in the boom boom room today :)
	3:00pm P-90: Heloooooooo Sheila B!
	3:01pm Jocelyn: Happy Friday everyone!
	3:01pm ncjay: Hey Sheila and everybody! The best three hours of the week are here!
	3:01pm steveo: hello! nice radio moment there!
	3:01pm listener james from westwood: Sheila has the power!!!
	3:02pm zZzzM: heiii ssuSueBuiee karujie troll listner here bu'luv'yr'sho'jus'ayin'
	3:02pm Michael 98145: ah ♫
	3:02pm Rocky Horror: :)
	3:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy-do, everyone!
	3:03pm The Oscar: Afternoon-- glad the lights are back on!
	3:03pm djsheilab: Hello gang! This set is inspired by Caetano Veloso’s Op-Ed in the New York Times about dictatorships and the repression of artists + intellectuals.
	3:03pm djsheilab: www.nytimes.com...
	3:03pm Adrian in London: Hi Sheila! I’m imagining you wiggled your nose like Samantha in Bewitched and the power came back on! The Contessa is delayed but will be around soon.
	3:04pm Big Adam: Ah thanks for playing this. This was my first Caetano Veloso record - i read about him in some now defunct newspaper (Arthur, which was great), and went to Other Music - this was the only CD they had of his - picked it up and its one of my faves to this day!
	3:04pm Cooh John: Hellooooooo djsheilab and sophisticates.
	3:04pm RomanDogBird: I'm listening on an actual radio for once, this is kind of exciting
	3:04pm P-90: @DJ Sheila B: I have a question: Do I understand correctly that we can still pledge pr add to our pledges to help WFMU meet its October Silent Fundraiser goal, even though October is over? And that we can still request the same premiums? Signed, "Mr. Curious"
	3:07pm Michael 98145: i was afraid the building repair project had caused the building to collapse ..
	3:07pm zZzzM: cambodia and Laos over Thai, heard the places to visit
	3:11pm djsheilab: Just getting settled in after the power outage surprise!
	3:13pm Passaic River Blues: I read Veloso's memoir last year, and his discussions of his exile from Brazil beginning in 1969 and his time spent in Paris and London were some of the best passages. Veloso also discussed "Domingo" and his friendship with Costa, whom he rightly regards as a genius and supremely talented.
	3:13pm frozen_peas: yes!!!
	3:14pm Rob Kopp: Hi Sheila, hi SBB-listeners. Just realized it could be an hour earlier, and yes it is (wintertime in NL last week).
	3:14pm ncjay: Sheila, I have missed Caetano's op-ed when it ran. Thank you so much for the pointer.
	3:17pm Phillippe Bastille: 1st clicky star of the day successfully executed
	3:17pm Michael 98145: yes, the star clicker still works
	3:17pm Joe McG: @P-90: Yes, you can still pledge and request the premiums you like!
	3:20pm zZzzM: soza!
	3:21pm djsheilab: I should've called this show BEWARE OF ALL GOVERNMENTS THAT DO NOT HOLD THE ARTS IN HIGHEST OF REGARD!
	3:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Sheila B-ings. Glad the power came back quickly. Looks like we're going on a sophisticated trip around the world today.
	3:23pm P-90: @Joe McG: Thanks! Perhaps DJ Sheila will take a moment to mention it during the show...
	3:25pm The Contessa: Hello Sheila! Made it!
	3:25pm zZzzM: whmm that venue? h'bout 淡谷のり子?
	3:25pm northguineahills: Mercedes Sosa, new to me and digdug, yaye! Googoosh!
	3:26pm NotARealDoctor: I shouldn't be on here, I'm so busy at work, but I just HAD to log in to tell you how much I love this track, Sheila! Best show on radio in my honest opinion!
	3:26pm frozen_peas: mind blowing set so far
	3:27pm dan c: what a nice groove! digging this googoosh track - yeah feels like 75!
	3:27pm djsheilab: A smattering of the countries that have been VERY unfriendly to their artists.
	3:27pm zZzzM: any tracks from the soundtrack LATCHO DROM would fit to this venue... just 2 cents
	3:28pm Passaic River Blues: @Ken from Hyde Park: Not just a tour around the world, but music made in nations during periods of unarrest, repression, and autocracy. Life During Wartime playlist. So good!
	3:28pm Michael 98145: oh, @ngh, Mercedes Sosa is well worth exploring
	3:28pm Passaic River Blues: *unrest, but unarrest is a new one I'm going to use somehow.
	3:29pm NotARealDoctor: I absolutely love how she took the back track for Heaven on Their Minds. I wish I could speak ¿Persian? so I could understand what she's singing.
	3:30pm northguineahills: My friend had this Dur Dur band tee-shirt the other day while djing....
	3:32pm ben abs: Evening (or afternoon?) All :)
	3:33pm cobradan: killer jam
	3:34pm RomanDogBird: Something about this wind outside on my porch seems fitting, loving the set!
	3:36pm northguineahills: picnic, champagne, dancing? Where, when!!!
	3:36pm Mick: Thank you DJ Sheila B for the link and that opening set! Governments that do not hold the arts in the highest regard must beware their own people.
	3:37pm northguineahills: My friend made a sign for every dj gig she curated that said, "The dj will not take request" It help fend off the gadflies.
	3:38pm IamBasil: you must've felt like most people in puerto rico are feeling like still a year+ after maria.
	3:39pm Jocelyn: NGH, how are you feeling?
	3:39pm Cecile: Is music still banned in Mali? Loads of Malian musicians had to flee.
	3:39pm hendrix wolfbat: Indeed Bolsonaros win is a horror for women, black people, indigenous people, LGBTQ people and the environment. Thanks Sheila for your awareness and promotion of awareness.
	3:39pm northguineahills: In 1964, was the Brazilian coup. They didn't consolidate power until the late 60s, and either imprisoned all of the Tropicalistas, or forced them to flee....
	3:39pm IamBasil: oh wow,that reads a lo more nasty than it was intended please forgive me <3 love you SheilaB
	3:39pm The Oscar: Years ago a friend and I DJed another friend's wedding. At one point a small child came up and asked if we could play Nickelback, and we politely told him we didn't have any. He walked away... then came back five minutes later with a Nickelback CD!
	3:40pm Cecile: I hope all the Brazilian drag queens (the best in the world) do like the Berlin drag queens and lead a massive protest rave.
	3:41pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: Good morning/evening everyone! Currently flying to bmore and snagged some free airplane WiFi!
	3:42pm Jocelyn: Hi Greg! I hope you're having a comfortable flight!
	3:43pm Jocelyn: Nickelback? At a wedding of all places? Oh the tragedy!
	3:43pm epz: Since when did this show become a platform for left-wing social justice? I should have known something was up when Sheila said awhile back that drug addicts should not feel ashamed. No shame = a dulled conscience. And then where does the sense of right and wrong come from? Oh well, leave it to liberals to eradicate common sense.
	3:44pm northguineahills: @The Oscar: Was it in Portugal?
	3:44pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @Jocelyn Thanks so much! It just got so much better when I figured out the WiFi to tune in.
	3:45pm P-90: @Cecile: Maybe there can be a Brazilian/Berlin Drag Queen Exchange Program...
	3:46pm epz: I also found it bizarre that Sheila often mentions becoming a US citizen, but when I viewed her Instagram page awhile back, there was a photo of a middle finger flipping off the White House. Disrespectful. Show some gratitude.
	3:46pm The Oscar: @ngh No, but I do hear they got some fans there ;)
	3:46pm Cecile: P-90 I'm sure Gloria Viagra and Melli Magic would be down with it.
	3:46pm KidProJoe: @epz: Fuck off
	3:46pm Cmurtha: Hopefully they'll find a safer place. My friend in Brazil is fleeing to Portugal sadly. Since I am in Turkey Bulent Ersoy would be a good banned artist. She is a trans woman got her re-assignment surgery done between coups in the 70s I want to say and was banned and kicked out of the country despite being a fairly big artist. Though that was all taken back and she tours and makes music there now. Though the situation is not really all that much better than it was sadly.
	3:47pm Cmurtha: Great set btw!
	3:47pm Big Adam: epz please. everyone here is happy to hear tunes and for the DJs commentary and thoughts. Please go be a bore somewhere else
	3:47pm Rob Kopp: I have the single (of course ... it's a Ray Davies composition).
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice version! Thx Guido!!
	3:48pm djsheilab: Thanks for having my back, lovely listeners!
	3:48pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: EPZ, I am a hardcore right winger, but I keep it toned WAY the F down here. Recommend you do the same before you get kicked out.
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...thot they must be doing Chrissie - other way I guess!
	3:48pm Phillippe Bastille: I kinda hate classic rock, but its amazing how many covers of songs from back in the day I clicky star
	3:48pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Talk about the music at least EPZ!
	3:49pm Stevel: Trolling, trolling, trolling...
	3:49pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Phillippe Bastille-I think ultra deep cuts kinda redeem some classic rock groups, though.
	3:49pm tim from champaign: @epz - I can't speak for Sheila but she is talking about real issues that effect real people. Issues that are actually life and death.
	3:50pm Cecile: Besides, when I was growing up, epz, conservatives were not down with regimes that banned free speech.
	3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...how Pete Townshend wishes he could right (ouch)...
	3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...er...Write :)) ...
	3:50pm Cecile: well, at least the ones I knew.
	3:51pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @EPZ-go to Informers for awhile if you are jonesing for conservative views. You will not find them here. I am TOTALLY down with 100% free speech and go vote, people.
	3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Libertarians - used, maybe? 'Ever get the feeling you've been cheated'...
	3:52pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Infowars, sorry.
	3:53pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @RR-Pete Townsend is not a good songwriter? Or Book Writer?
	3:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pete's said he wishes he could write Like Ray Davies...I'm nutty for TheWho...
	3:54pm djsheilab: Thank you Wild Neil for your good sense. Wasn't talking about Republican versus Democrat. But you all know that!
	3:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There's one Amendment before even the 2nd. That's what that flag & White House are for - almost more than anything.
	3:55pm Phillippe Bastille: @wild neil agreed. but whenever my aged friends put on a classic rock station, i'm ready to barf after about 20 minutes.
	3:56pm Cecile: I want regional hits to come back.
	3:56pm brycepunk1: Really digging the past few tracks. Not really my usual music but really enjoying it today. Thank you
	3:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Commercial Radio - any Genre - plays three songs tops by anybody. The Musical equivalent of a McDonalds menu.
	3:56pm Adrian in London: I love the way after 45 minutes of music decrying regimes that banned free speech someone comes on and whines about the presenter from exercising hers
	3:57pm Cecile: Is this Harry Nilsson's daughter?
	3:57pm djsheilab: Adrian in London—So well said! Thank you dear friend.
	3:58pm Passaic River Blues: I'm just wondering what kind of piece of shit stalks Sheila's Instagram page and then feigns surprise that a feminist radio program would take a free speech and human rights position?
	3:58pm listener james from westwood: Totally thought this Molly Nilsson was from the 80s or early 90s!
	3:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...womp - there it is.
	3:58pm Phillippe Bastille: A while back the WFMU twitter feed (or one of the DJs) linked to an article that said, based on survey data, that the average age where people stop listening to new music is something like 34 (not sure of the exact age, but I'm only off a year or two if at all). I'm sure WFMU listeners are on the far end of the bell curve.
	3:59pm Michael 98145: @ Adrian, ★↑ !
	4:00pm Booz: @Phillippe I think of FMU as college radio for people who only remember part of college.
	4:00pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Phillipee Bastile- Now that I am 51 I am even MORE open minded about music and my 15 year old is way less open. I try to listen to Polka stations and some music I even dislike in order t find something I like. I call it musical mining. Weekend!
	4:00pm Cecile: Another thing to not sleep on is the new Ina Regen album, "Klee". She has a really beautiful pure voice and sings very sophisticated modern love songs in Austrian dialect.
	4:00pm northguineahills: @Phillippe: If I don't hear music that is new to me, I would lose even more of my sanity! At least on WFMU I can hear new to me music every day. (and quite a bit above the mean of the article you sited).
	4:01pm Booz: (Speaking for myself, of course.)
	4:01pm flashbazbo: Looks like an object lesson: remember to vote, it's life or unfreedom now, and finish high school if possible.
	4:01pm northguineahills: (I'm quite above the age mean in the article cited).
	4:01pm djsheilab: You guys are on FIRE today!
	4:02pm The Oscar: @Phillippe Eek-- I just reached that milestone last week! So far I've listened to seven days of WFMU and my body hasn't rejected it yet :)
	4:02pm frozen_peas: Testify, Sheila!
	4:03pm Passaic River Blues: @Booz at 4:00: hahahaha
	4:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rollins on KCRW is playing Molly.
	4:03pm Phillippe Bastille: @ngh I hear ya. I have music on all day long, and if I hear the same song twice in the same week its too much
	4:03pm P-90: As soon as I see the phrase "left wing social justice", I know I am hearing from someone who is deeply invested in his fantasies of what "left wing" is. And usually, this is someone who wants to instruct people, who he thinks are "left wing", about who they are, what they think, what they believe...
	4:03pm The Oscar: Also, this should go without saying, but if the idea that governments should not imprison artists offends your sensibilities, you may want to rethink your outlook.
	4:04pm Cecile: Also, the new Conchita Wurst album with the Vienna Symphony is magical, overstuffed, wonderfully sung, completely mannered and absolutely pure. It's like Shirley Bassey and Klaus Nomi had a baby who because a power metal singer who only sang Barbra Streisand songs.
	4:04pm Phillippe Bastille: @theoscar we're here for ya if you start to backslide
	4:04pm Cecile: I fricking love it. Even the Alannis Morrisette cover.
	4:05pm Passaic River Blues: @Cecile: oh my God, that sounds insane in the best possible way.
	4:05pm Rocky Horror: :)
	4:06pm Michael 98145: i will keep saying this. WFMU is the best listening room in the known world.
	4:06pm Cecile: It is gorgeous. And he is such a great singer. His version of "The Sound of Music" is ridiculous. www.youtube.com...
	4:07pm P-90: GOAL!
	4:07pm Phillippe Bastille: @wild neil I used to do the same, not so much since I stumbled across WFMU. Radio Caprice has hundreds of different streams, if you don't mind getting your music from a .ru
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Culture Wars. ...so - 'Communist' isn't enuff of an obscene expletive - gotta turn 'Left' itself into a self-referential slur by definition. Which logic would dictate (pun intended) implies all things Right are Good...like - say - Hitler...Okiedokes. @ that rate - we'll have Nazis marching in the streets w/ impunity ...oh wait...
	4:07pm Booz: @Michael 98145 hear hear!
	4:09pm gw: Silent fund raiser ? Also , it’s Nov. 2 , when is it over?
	4:09pm Rocky Horror: :)
	4:09pm flashbazbo: A little middle finger never hurt a country! It's character building.
	4:11pm Cecile: Margo's voice has a wonderful texture, like Karen Carpenter's! (Not an insult)
	4:11pm ben abs: Hi @ Rocky Horror - you were missed on WnB accu this morn. Also, this track as make me have to delay the hoovering part of the spring clean
	4:11pm Mister Dobalina: The black out is over...woohoo. Bryce got out of work 30 mins early cause of it.
	4:11pm Cecile: A little Dusty Springfield in there, too.
	4:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Karen Carpenter a great Singer.
	4:12pm The Contessa: Sheila, Margo is magnificent!!
	4:13pm tim from champaign: Has anyone read Viv Albertine's memoir "Clothes Music Boys"? I'm about halfway through. It's awesome!
	4:13pm oshiwoshi: A lot of Dusty in that last one
	4:13pm Cecile: I watched a couple of Carpenters documentaries this week. Not a good idea. My head always gets fucked up.
	4:13pm northguineahills: Usually I'd steer clear of anything Eurovision related (ABBA notwithstanding), but If Cecile recommends something, then it must be good....
	4:13pm Rob Kopp: Is this a Pye set?
	4:13pm djsheilab: tim from champaign—Yes! LOVED that book so much!
	4:14pm Monica: hola, mizz sheila b! gettin' my enjoys here!
	4:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'd've guessed Dusty!
	4:14pm Carmichael: I remember Sandie Shaw from Daylight Savings Time. So there's 1 more hour for me to love you, get it??
	4:15pm djsheilab: Thanks Monica! Feelin' giddy today.
	4:15pm Cecile: ngh, I would take it slowly. I adore Conchita, but know he's not for everyone.
	4:15pm Carmichael: I have a Pye comp CD somewhere, along with a Piccadilly comp. Gotta dig them out now!
	4:15pm tim from champaign: Cool! I'm very stoked on it. I love Viv's thoughts and perspectives.
	4:17pm JakeGould: Hello Sheila.
	4:17pm djsheilab: Carmichael—You will find many treasures, especially when Chris Andrews was involved.
	4:18pm Theolonius: Sheila B you are extraordinary! Your DJ prowess helps heal my broken heart & bring musical salvation to my soul. Live long WFMU & viva Sophisticated Boom Boom! We are so lucky to have you. My violet copy of Honeybeat Groovy 60s Girl Pop is coming! Women will show us the way!
	4:18pm djsheilab: Hello JakeGould!
	4:19pm northguineahills: Ahhhhhhhhhh! Blonde Redhead!
	4:19pm The Oscar: My cat's name is Pyewackett, and one of these days I'm going to break down and get a Pye Records t-shirt in her honor :)
	4:21pm Phillippe Bastille: NGH, how's that arm?
	4:21pm EG_Astro: Sad not to sit out the rest of your set, but super excited to see US Girls tonight! If you're goin' too, and anyone else on the board - have a blast!
	4:21pm djsheilab: EG_Astro—I'm going too!!!!!!! Straight from WFMU to U.S. Girls!
	4:22pm djsheilab: Awwwww thank you Theolonius!
	4:22pm Rocky Horror: :)
	4:23pm ifeelfatnsassy: Damn this is good.
	4:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously.
	4:24pm Michael 98145: wow, that was something :)
	4:24pm djsheilab: ifeelfatnsassy—Yes! I think that Mesadorm track was something pretty special.
	4:24pm northguineahills: @Phillipe: slightly better. Legs are in worse shape, but they're improving. At least I can walk now and am gaining weight and muscle mass again.
	4:24pm Michael 98145: @The Oscar, Bell, Book and Candle, yes?
	4:24pm northguineahills: Thanks for asking, Phillippe!
	4:25pm The Contessa: @tim from champaign, we have! It's wonderful! And her next one To Throw Away Unopened.
	4:25pm listener james from westwood: Slinky Bowie cover!
	4:25pm djsheilab: Love when the comments board lights up with love for a particular track. Go Mesadorm!
	4:25pm Phillippe Bastille: NGH good to hear. getting old sucks, so whenever stuff starts getting better, its always a win
	4:26pm ben abs: Wow, this version really lays bare the lyrical content!
	4:27pm The Oscar: @Michael Exactly! It's also an old-timey word for a witch's familiar :)
	4:27pm EG_Astro: SO AWESOME! :) : ) If I see ya, I'll wave. I'm shy! Love your show. and damn, this Mesadorm track is so great! Have
	4:28pm Adrian in London: Oh Noname is so great!
	4:29pm The Contessa: Mesadorm! Well, coincidence, we just saw Daisy Palmer drumming with the sensational Barry Adamson the other night!
	4:30pm tim from champaign: @The Contessa - I can't wait to read the next memoir too!
	4:32pm natbot: How about some new Kyary Pamyu?!
	4:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Which word means 'Familiar'? Mesadorm?? Wow that Noname. Retro perfection.
	4:33pm Phillippe Bastille: We had a cat called Noname. We called her No-nah-me. Always fun to go to the vet.
	4:33pm The Oscar: @RRN Pyewackett!
	4:33pm P-90: ...from Bristol?! Not surprised
	4:34pm Michael 98145: whoa, Barry Adamson? i loved Magazine...
	4:34pm steveo: we had a cat named Little Cat, but we told the vet her name was Lillian so we wouldn't get arrested or something
	4:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheers Oscar!
	4:35pm Rob Kopp: Yvonne Carroll was on a compilation Sloan's ladies I made 20 years ago: pwedding.home.xs4all.nl...
	4:36pm tim from champaign: Man, what's up with the grumpy people on the board today?
	4:36pm Trouble: go sheila! great protest set!
	4:36pm hendrix wolfbat: Hey BH I’m in Smyrna! I live here too! We should meet up!
	4:37pm Passaic River Blues: @Rob Kopp: strong tracklist for that comp.
	4:37pm djsheilab: Thanks Trouble!
	4:37pm Michael 98145: uh oh. gonna need subtitles. :)
	4:37pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: Digging that funky synth on this track!
	4:38pm P-90: @steveo: we had a dog named Littledog. This was one puppy that just never “found” a name that stuck, so she went from being just “the little dog “ to being named “Littledog.” Of course, she was a German Shepherd and grew up to be enormous...
	4:38pm listener james from westwood: ::chef's kiss:: to this single!
	4:38pm djsheilab: EarlyMorningInSeoul—Isn't it fab?! Killer right from the get-go!
	4:39pm Passaic River Blues: This is brilliant.
	4:39pm Cmurtha: The pronunciation was pretty good. Early Morning if you like that synth you should check out some of the Andolu Rock when they they are really getting into a funk mode. Sweet track
	4:40pm ncjay: I like it a lot too
	4:40pm Patrick from Hoboken: Your playlists are the perfect end to the workweek/start to the weekend Sheila!
	4:41pm Rob Kopp: @PRB: Thanks. Sloan was a great songwriter. My personal favorite from that comp is Shelley Fabares - See ya 'round on the rebound.
	4:41pm Cmurtha: OH I knew this sounded familiar, its cover from a song very much from when andolu rock is getting into a funk mode. Very, very cool.
	4:41pm Passaic River Blues: I think that Akyol song was a cover. Really, really good.
	4:42pm djsheilab: Ooh our favorite listener is back! Yipee!
	4:42pm djsheilab: Thank you Patrick from Hoboken!
	4:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: The disclaimer is right there up near the top. Allow me to repeat it here: "Female-fronted pop from the past, present, and future; from all over the globe. And the occasional man."
	4:42pm ncjay: and grasping desperately for things to be outraged about, too, it seems
	4:42pm The Contessa: @tim from champaign, have you read Patti Smith's books? They are superb! Simply wonderful writing
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Election coming yerknow- we'ze all riled... Reverend Stang of SubGenius has a dog named Dammit...
	4:43pm Passaic River Blues: Oh man, hopefully EMiS is still listening.
	4:44pm djsheilab: The Contessa—You recommended Patti Smith's books to me. SO great!
	4:44pm The Oscar: @ncjay Seriously. I try not to acknowledge trolls-- wrestling with a pig, and all that-- but this one isn't even interesting.
	4:44pm Booz: Kim's album Now is a psych gem
	4:44pm Carmichael: Epz troll, the only disgusting thing around here is you. Go build a wall somewhere else.
	4:45pm The Contessa: @Michael 98145, yes Barry Adamson. A born showman! Seeing him again next week
	4:45pm Rob Kopp: Sill around epz? I hope you like the music as much as we all do.
	4:45pm Phillippe Bastille: I think if we all give EPZ our lunch money he'll find someplace else to go
	4:45pm northguineahills: When Sheila is on, I know it's almost the weekend and beer o'clock looks in the office fridge, W00hOO!. Not my usual beer o'clock, but it's been one of those weeks.
	4:47pm Adrian in London: Well, someone’s got sand in his vagina
	4:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Just Kids' by Patti is essential.
	4:47pm tim from champaign: @The Contessa - Not yet. I was just thinking about how great Horses is. Probably because Viv talked about it. hahaha. Thanks for the tip!
	4:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: There are approximately 48.7 billion web sites in the internet. When I find one I don't care for, I close the tab and get on with life.
	4:48pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Who farted?
	4:48pm chris: "Its hard to write about nothing." love, love Patti Smith's writing. hi, Shelia and boom boomers! loving the tunes today, as always!
	4:48pm Uncle Michael: Wow...Bonnie Dobson and not Morning Dew.
	4:48pm The Contessa: @Ken FHP, as wise as ever!
	4:48pm ncjay: Imagine having all that excess energy and nothing positive /constructive to use it on
	4:49pm Michael 98145: Patti is still great to see live. yes.
	4:49pm Phillippe Bastille: what Ken said
	4:49pm Cecile: I usually don't say this, because I usually like to wrestle them to the ground, but don't feed the trolls. Grey Rock their ass.
	4:49pm northguineahills: Well, I usually only eat brinner, so I put that in the pot, but no way am I giving up my beer money. I have locks on my doors to my house but don't use them, and I live in a demographically minority neighborhood. Never had a problem. It helps I'm friendly w/ my neighbors.
	4:49pm The Oscar: I got to see Patti last year at what was supposed to be a bookreading. When she came on stage, however, she revealed that she was fighting a migraine and couldn't read text, BUT she could still sing, so she did an impromptu acoustic set (with her daughter accompanying her on piano). Really cool night.
	4:49pm Carmichael: Last gasps of a dying political movement. The last rat on a sinking ship ...
	4:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just read some things online people thot Patti was - difficult. Maybe. Myself - just glad I occupy the same plane as her...
	4:50pm Rob Kopp: There's a very nice box The best of Broadside, that contains the original version pf Morning dew: Take me for a walk
	4:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...plane*T..../ plane...
	4:51pm tim from champaign: @epz - Go get an ice cream cone, come back and enjoy the show. The music goes well with ice cream. I know you love ice cream.
	4:51pm Michael 98145: @RRN63, both apply
	4:52pm northguineahills: I also don't lock my car, but that's b/c I have a standard transmission, and Americans can't drive it.
	4:52pm Granny Spicy Tuna: We all scream for ice cream!
	4:53pm steveo: @P-90 sounds about right :)
	4:54pm Michael 98145: danse lentement
	4:55pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I think a citron gelato would go nice with this one
	4:56pm Rob Kopp: Never heard of Donna Blue. Is she French? Canadian?
	4:56pm RomanDogBird: wow!
	4:56pm Booz: If it has "é-ro-TIQUE" in the words, Gainsbourg's gotta be involved somehow.
	4:56pm Phillippe Bastille: Definitely not a vanilla show...
	4:56pm djsheilab: Rob Kopp—Dutch!
	4:56pm P-90: Love the production on that Donna Blue!
	4:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Cecile - Did you make your trip to Europe yet, or is that coming up? Hope it was/will be great!
	4:57pm Passaic River Blues: @Rob Kopp: Internet says they're based in Hilversum, Netherlands.
	4:57pm Rob Kopp: What?? And 2018??
	4:57pm Michael 98145: "Me, i prefer my doll.." :)
	4:57pm -Ken: What a segue!!
	4:58pm The Oscar: So hard to not bang on my desk :)
	4:58pm Rob Kopp: I was born in Hilversum
	4:58pm frozen_peas: ah! the last song made me want to dance. now the urge is becoming uncontrollable
	4:58pm zpulpa: BoomBoom Boooming!!!! I love it!! Im feeling all the amazing strength in these songs. thanks you thank you thank you
	4:58pm Michael 98145: Love this original !
	4:58pm chris: woooo!
	4:58pm northguineahills: What Ken said...
	4:59pm dale: hello dere. never heard the original tainted love until a few years ago. i had no clue.
	4:59pm northguineahills: I refuse to live my life in fear. Existential dread is enough, thank you very much.
	4:59pm Officer Pupp: Tainted Love! A Wrecking Crew track; IIRC it's Hal Blaine, Carol Kaye and Glen Campbell.
	5:00pm Passaic River Blues: @Dale: that's how it was for me, too. Soft Cell is a pop gem, but Gloria's is an intergalactic banger.
	5:00pm Rob Kopp: Donna Blue is soon doing 12 gigs in NL
	5:01pm dale: the cat show is NEVER over.
	5:02pm Cecile: Ken, that's coming up in...oh, three weeks! I'm doing London, Graz Austria, and then back to London. Conchita's entire German tour was cancelled by the promoter despite numerous sold-out dates, so Germany is off the list. No one knows why it was cancelled, but the German fans suspect dirty politics. So, Austria, now.
	5:03pm Cmurtha: Baris Manco I think sings the original really, really famous turkish rock star.
	5:03pm Cmurtha: sorry Barış
	5:03pm dale: passaic - yeah. much better.
	5:04pm Michael 98145: @Rob, i see Names You Can Trust is releasing a disc by "Lola's Dice" .. ever heard of them? Supposedly "Netherlands-based..."
	5:04pm Cecile: and thanks for asking...
	5:04pm tneeld: I'm going to Turkey in March and I am going RECORD shopping! I can't wait. They have streets in Istanbul named after Manco.
	5:05pm Passaic River Blues: @Cmurtha: I believe you are right. Manco, the god.
	5:06pm Cmurtha: I can give some türkçe aid wıth artısts and the like. Oh? Have fun Tneeld!! I am there doing dissertation research.
	5:06pm djsheilab: www.theguardian.com...
	5:06pm northguineahills: Good, I'm not a fan of makeup on women. When I lived in Japan, it was as crazy as Sheila described...
	5:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Cecile - Too bad about the disruptions, but there should be some good shows there for you.
	5:06pm Cecile: Any streets named for Erkan Koray?
	5:06pm Jocelyn: I've worked with girls who had the double eyelid surgery as they called it
	5:07pm Jeff Moore: Oh, yeah - that surgery to remove/modify their epicanthic fold. Horrific.
	5:07pm Cecile: Yeah, I have to email Adrian, but we are going to hit the West End hard in London.
	5:08pm djsheilab: northguineahills—Right?! I started to feel obligated myself.
	5:08pm Jocelyn: Even worse is the tape for it. Double eyelid tape. It's sold with makeup. Can you imagine? Tape on your eyelids for several hours a day.
	5:08pm northguineahills: Now, makeup on drag queens on the other hand...
	5:08pm Adrian in London: @Cecile I’m off work next week so am free to answer at length.
	5:09pm djsheilab: Jeff Moore—Yes! The epicanthic fold. Thank you!
	5:10pm Rob Kopp: @Micahael. Sorry, was listening to 3 other tracks by Donna Blue, from their first 7". No, I haven't heard of Lola's Dice.
	5:10pm Cecile: Thanks, Adrian!
	5:11pm Jocelyn: I love my fake eyelashes and liner. And my showgirl drag as my Dad called it. But the extreme beauty standards some go to are horrific. Now there's the extreme facial surgeries to get the V shape. They break your jaws for it.
	5:11pm Adrian in London: Oh, this is a good KKB song rolls eyes
	5:12pm djsheilab: Jocelyn—And I can't imagine any of this surgery really resolves the confidence issue.
	5:12pm ben abs: Hi @ Adrian - I assume you're aware of U.S. Girls upcoming London show :)
	5:13pm djsheilab: Adrian in London—The non-metal KKB!
	5:13pm Cecile: Sheila, it does, if your looks are your only concern.
	5:13pm listener james from westwood: Oxford Drama!!
	5:14pm Cecile: Streisand made peace with her nose because she liked singing better and was afraid a nose job would affect it.
	5:14pm djsheilab: Cecile—True :(
	5:14pm Cecile: Donatella Versace probably thinks she looks great.
	5:15pm Jocelyn: Absolutely! But it creates an even more insatiable need for false physical perfection. Most never realize the real work needs to be on the inside. When you have healthy self esteem, good sense of self you stop focusing so much on the exterior.
	5:15pm The Contessa: @Cecile, Streisand's amazing face was ahead of its time! So stylish!
	5:16pm Cecile: Right, Contessa?
	5:17pm Michael 98145: i wonder if most women even understand how much men (and other women for that matter) like them just the way they are ?
	5:17pm dale: i think gaylord played this nothing more song and i was blown away.
	5:18pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Yes, this is wonderful.
	5:18pm Michael 98145: never heard this before now, either
	5:18pm djsheilab: Michael 98145—So simple yet so difficult in a society that profits off a woman's insecurity.
	5:18pm Jocelyn: Michael, No. But that's a huge conversation that needs to happen in the world!!
	5:19pm Adrian in London: @ben abs Actually, no. But I am going to see Shintaro Sakamoto and Vashti Bunyan, among others
	5:19pm Booz: I think people should look how they wanna look, Donatella included. But I find the encroachment of surgery into the culture deeply creepy.
	5:19pm Cecile: Well, makeup can be an amazing art. And the transformations are interesting. I never quite got "natural" makeup. If you're going for it, go all out.
	5:20pm Michael 98145: and don't get me started about tattoos :)
	5:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Sheila, if you don't play some Megadeth soon, I'm going to raise Cain about you playing only pretty, soulful music and discriminating against heavy metal. Hahaha!
	5:21pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Jocelyn, didn't see you around. Hope all is well.
	5:21pm northguineahills: @Cecile: Hence, why I love a good drag show...
	5:21pm Passaic River Blues: Just want to go on record to express how utterly awesome the cover of this "Basement Beehive" comp is.
	5:21pm Jocelyn: I don't feel myself without liner and lipstick
	5:22pm Michael 98145: haven't heard even one marble in a blender
	5:22pm Carmichael: @Michael, I've cornered the market on bitching about tattoos. And I even have one. JUST one.
	5:22pm Cecile: You know it, ngh.
	5:22pm djsheilab: Passaic River Blues—Duly noted!
	5:22pm ben abs: @Adrian, It's on Nov 22nd and there's still tix left. Will check out Shintaro Sakamoto as I'm not aware of this artist! Also a band called Gong Gong Gong who did a superb session on a fmu show recently are playing in feb
	5:23pm Adrian in London: @Ben Abs Ah, US Girls are playing the same night as I’m going to see Juniore
	5:23pm djsheilab: Ken From Hyde Park—Very happy that you're requesting Megadeth!
	5:23pm Adrian in London: @djsheilab I heard Bedouine doing this track today on Spotify. I meant to look it up but is it a thing?
	5:23pm Michael 98145: this is making me smile. stop it.
	5:24pm zpulpa: This song!!! yes yes yes
	5:27pm Ben Abs: Also Mary Lattimore in Nov 18 I think.
	5:27pm Mick: Wow I've missed some dynamite commenting! [RevRabbit @4:07 gets some kind of prize] Thanks for the great tunes Sheila B and have a great weekend, everybody! Please Vote.
	5:28pm northguineahills: My wife is a darker skinned individual, and feels pressure to use a lot of makeup at work, to keep up appearances as she feels like she's discriminated enough as it is. I got her to take it easy on weekends, unless it's a crazy special event.....
	5:28pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Make-up, tattoos, surgery, hair color, and all that drag… i say as long as it feels right for you, go for it. Like Sheila said, if it feels like (or becomes) an obligation, that's when there's something wrong. Capitalism thrives on insecurity. The whole system would collapse if we all just really accepted ourselves and each other.
	5:29pm tneeld: I don't know why I'm asking this (it'll be depressing for my stupid American brain), but how many languages does everyone speak? I'm profoundly monolingual.
	5:30pm djsheilab: A bit of Japanese. Sadly that's it!
	5:30pm Cecile: I can read English, Spanish and German. I can speak English, and some German.
	5:30pm djsheilab: SO EXXXXXXXXXCITED FOR US GIRLS TONITE!!!!!
	5:31pm Cecile: And like 10 words of Finnish, and menu French.
	5:31pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Earlier today we were speaking Vout-a-Rooney in Hinky Dinky Time. C'mon, @tneeld, maybe a little pig latin?
	5:31pm Carmichael: I've lived in different countries, so I've soaked up some phrases from those places: Irish, Korean, German, Spanish and 'Merkin. Oh, and Surfer.
	5:32pm SALTnPEPPERTEENAGER: every time I hear U.S. Girls on your show I just get up dance with a big smile!!! 7 Nov cant come soon enough! that'd be my 3rd time :)
	5:32pm Cmurtha: I speak 3, English, Turkish, Arabic (badly ). Can read Ottoman, French, bit of german, bit of latin, and really simple Persian
	5:32pm Phillippe Bastille: I speak a little French and Spanish, enough to stay out of jail and find a bathroom, but not much more
	5:32pm Cecile: Avocado Seed Soup! Cement Mixer-a-puti-puti! A Puddily Voutie!
	5:32pm tneeld: @Granny Spicy Tuna I actually remember being really confused by pig latin when I was a kid. I spent all my brain on English. I really want to learn Turkish, but it's a little...difficult.
	5:33pm Michael 98145: it would be too uncomfortable to visit any country where i didn't speak at least a few words of their language
	5:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Besides English, I guess three: FORTRAN, Pascal and REXX.
	5:33pm Rob Kopp: At school I had to learn Dutch, French, English and German, but I don't feel comfortable anymore in French. And I was married to a Danish woman. .
	5:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Been meaning to start learning Python.
	5:34pm Granny Spicy Tuna: @tneeld as this comments board has shown, it takes all kinds. No shame.
	5:34pm tneeld: @Ken From Hyde Park I suppose I know R and a little Python, so I lied.
	5:34pm Michael 98145: @Ken, Python's all the rage with the kids these days
	5:34pm Cecile: tneeld, I'm thinking about learning Turkish myself.
	5:35pm Cmurtha: Tneeld don't get discouraged in turkish. Its a hurdle at first but the grammar is devoid of exceptions, and things genuinly build off each other.
	5:36pm tneeld: @Cecile I tried using Duolingo before I went the first time, but I ended up getting really good at the Duolingo app. Not so much actually speaking Turkish. (I did really learn the Turkish word for turtle.)
	5:37pm Cecile: ITA, Cmurtha. I got started, but realized I just had to focus on German right now.
	5:37pm Jocelyn: English, French, Spanish, Hebrew, some German and Italian
	5:37pm northguineahills: @tneeld: Spanish, read german, read japanese (in the latin alphabet). Ok in Portuguese. Decent in French (Quebecois). Being a native English speaker, you'd think I'd master it by now. Tons of phrases in mostly European languages.
	5:38pm tneeld: I think I should move to Turkey. That would take care of it.
	5:39pm Rob Kopp: Best track of the album
	5:39pm Cecile: Duolingo is good for getting your feet wet. In German, I really found success with the book, Fluent Forever, the app LingQ and speaking with native speakers on websites like italki, Conversation Exchange and Tandem. When I want to get serious, I'll repeat the process for Turkish. Email me if you want my laundry list...
	5:39pm Phillippe Bastille: So the competitive part of me wants to know which song is winning the clicky star battle today. I'm clicky star obsessed, I think.
	5:39pm Cmurtha: Duolingo needs a text I find from what I've seen of it. It will teach you grammar up to like intermediate level and it does it well, but its not...Explicit? It just assumes you'll pick things up but its more about recognition then understanding. . Turks when you come to turkey are really happy to sit and drink tea and listen to shaky turkish (in general)
	5:39pm Michael 98145: i will never, ever be able to speak or read Arabic. or read Thai.
	5:40pm northguineahills: @tneeld: Turkish is hard. Outside a few phrases, I haven't cracked it, but I'm still trying....(Outside of Finnish and Hungarian, most Indo-European languages make sense little bit to English speakers, heck, even Persian and Hindi make more sense to me).
	5:40pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Oh, thank the stars above we still got Marianne!!!!
	5:40pm Michael 98145: oh, my. didn't even know this was coming...
	5:40pm Adrian in London: @tneeld I can manage to get about in French and German, and picked up a bit of Portuguese before I went there a couple of years ago. I am also able to say ‘railway station’ in Finnish.
	5:41pm Phillippe Bastille: I was able to figure out 0-9 in Arabic by looking at license plates, but that was about it.
	5:41pm tneeld: @Michael 98145 - I'm so jealous of people who can speak Arabic. That and Japanese honestly.
	5:41pm Cecile: Cmurtha, ITA. The website has more robust grammar info, the app not so much.
	5:41pm dale: wow - did nick write this? sheila - listen to ute lemper's 'little water song' that he wrote about a woman in love with the man who is drowning her. stunningly gorgeous.
	5:42pm Adrian in London: Here’s Marianne showing us around her Paris apartment https://www.nowness.com/series/my-place/marianne-faithfull-barbara-anastacio
	5:42pm Rob Kopp: @PB. Are you sure it wasn't 9-0 from right to left?
	5:42pm Cecile: Ute Lemper is great.
	5:42pm northguineahills: The only reason I know Japanese is b/c I was technically a child when I lived there.
	5:42pm bore: so nice!
	5:42pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Bring it!
	5:42pm tneeld: @Cecile SURE - I'm about to make a concerted effort to crack the Turkish nut going into March. THANKS!
	5:43pm Cmurtha: damlaya damlaya göl olur @Cecile good to know, I had only seen the app!
	5:43pm Michael 98145: here on the left coast, one gets surrounded by asian languages every day.
	5:43pm Granny Spicy Tuna: @tneeld i hope you have fun with it
	5:43pm oks: WOW! Marianne... <3 thank you
	5:44pm Cecile: yeah, I looked at the site, and there was this whole article explaining the different German cases. I was floored. It made the app so much easier! hahah
	5:45pm northguineahills: Oh, wow, Odetta!
	5:45pm Phillippe Bastille: @Rob my learning wasn't that well structured. Spent most of my time gripping the driver's seatback and headrest.
	5:45pm northguineahills: NYC taught me a bunch of Yiddish.
	5:45pm Passaic River Blues: @Cmurtha: what is the subject of your dissertation, if you don't mind me asking?
	5:46pm Michael 98145: meeting Marianne is something i will never, ever forget. and Nadia Comăneci.
	5:47pm ben abs: 1 and a 1/2 - german conversationally. To hell with the tenses and genders though
	5:47pm Joey Headset: As someone who is experience a crappy rainy day, I can confirm that today's show is good rainy day music.
	5:47pm tneeld: @northguineahills I love that there's a verb tense in Turkish for second-hand information that's used often for telling jokes. Welcome to impenetrability!
	5:48pm Cecile: that sounds awesome.
	5:49pm Adrian in London: By the way, on the off-chance that anyone wants to sell me the limited-edition version of Grid of Points by Grouper, please hit me up
	5:49pm Michael 98145: wow - "or so i've heard" tense? how cool is that/
	5:49pm Cmurtha: I am looking into the concept of Childhood in Early-Modern Ottoman thought. So, rather than focusing on pederasty which has been sadly the norm, broadening things to see how children are used in stories, how they are mentioned in narratives/used in narratives and I am trying to build a skeleton on which others can build on because my field has not done much of anything with history of childhood.
	5:49pm Cecile: I also like the fact I don't have to learn one kind of past tense in German because I'm not writing a novel and don't want to sound like a pompous asshole. that is a relief.
	5:50pm Hughie Considine: I would like to point out that this song is extremely groovy.
	5:50pm queems: ooooh love this one
	5:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Off to the grocer for weekend provisions. Enjoy the US Girls show tonight, Sheila. Say "Hi" to Michele & Olivia! Bye, everybody!
	5:50pm Cmurtha: Tneeld have you tried reading a Nasretin Hoca story yet?
	5:51pm Rob Kopp: Thanks for the link Adrian. Marianne's picture on the sleeve must be from years ago. Well...Ray Davies is doing the same.
	5:51pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey, any language that doesn't have stupid "I before E except after C" rules can't be all that bad.
	5:51pm Cecile: have a great weekend, everyone!
	5:51pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: There's a podcast on exactly that here (Concepts of childhood in the Ottoman Empire): www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com The episode was about 2 years or so ago, (can't remember), so, you'll have to search.
	5:54pm tneeld: An example of the indefinite tense: Gelmeliymişim: They say I must have come. I love this language!
	5:54pm Passaic River Blues: @CMurtha: that is fascinating! I've read a few books over the years more or less on the subject in an American context--so cool to be working on something that will truly expand historical knowledge. Well, good luck and buy all the records and books you can while you're there!
	5:54pm Cmurtha: @northguineshills thank you! I wonder if it was Benjiman Fortina or one of the people who work on the 19th and 20th centuries. I do 16th and 17th century. But, I will look. That's a great podcast.
	5:54pm ottoADK: Thanks for another boomin' friday few
	5:55pm Michael 98145: lovely Belgian accent ..
	5:55pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks for a great show, Sheila. Happy weekend everyone. Luv ya!
	5:56pm Michael 98145: @tneeld, that is great !
	5:56pm Adrian in London: Ah, right...
	5:56pm northguineahills: Thanks SheilaB, always a happy fun time when you're playing, buen fin de semana a todos!
	5:57pm Michael 98145: as always, thank you again, DJ Sheila. let the lights stay on. ♫ vote, everyone.
	5:58pm ncjay: Yes, it was lovely, thanks Sheila. Now to go spend bunches of cash buying the music you played!
	5:58pm Carmichael: @Phillippe, Irish has a "g after a vowel .." rule.
	5:58pm queems: thanks sheila!
	5:58pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again, Sheila. Until next week everyone. Have a nice weekend (and week).
	5:58pm Jocelyn: Wishing everyone a fabulous weekend!
	5:59pm Phillippe Bastille: @Charmichael rats...
	5:59pm The Contessa: Lovely show! Thank you Sheila!
	5:59pm P-90: Thanks and enjoy the show tonight @DJ Sheila B!
	5:59pm tneeld: Have a great weekend! It's been said a million times, but go vote!
	6:00pm Cmurtha: the little thingy under the s means its sh. Great set! and Great weekend!
	6:01pm djsheilab: Thanks everyone! So much great chatter on today's board. See you next week! Xoxoxoxo
	6:03pm Michael 98145: polka donkeys over there right now

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from November 2, 2018

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