WFMU: Love Is Only Sleeping with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from January 6, 2019

Listener comments!
	3:07am diciassette: Hello, and hooray for show tunes!
	3:08am Scraps: Amazingly, I picked up a CD of Kismet (the Alfred Drake original) by the Brooklyn library sale for a dollar
	3:12am Billy Jam: love is only sleeping but I'm awake and tuned in live this week (not later in archives) Hello Bronwyn B and all tuned in including diciassette and Scraps
	3:12am Scraps: h’lo Billy Jam hey
	3:13am diciassette: I went to the San Francisco PL to get my card so I can watch movies on Kanopy, and they had lots of records. How many can I check out? Fifty, they said! Hello Billy Jam and M. de Selby
	3:14am Scraps: hey diciassette h’lo
	3:15am Billy Jam: hey diciassette - I think in Oakland it is currently 20 or 30 DVDs and/or books can be checked out at once
	3:16am diciassette: That'll sure keep you busy!
	3:16am Scraps: slaughtered on your toes!
	3:17am BronwynB: hey everyone :D
	3:18am Scraps: hey hoo BronwynB
	3:19am Billy Jam: one of the best resources that both the Oakland and the nearby Berkeley public libraries each have (not sure if SF and/or NYC PL have too) are tool lending libraries - since most people only use certain tools once for a specific job - and to go buy that tool is a waste of money
	3:22am Scraps: Wow, that is awesome. Should automatically convert any libertoonian.
	3:23am Billy Jam: hey Bronwyn B thanks for playing Gryphon last week and for your consistently refreshingly diverse and adventurous playlists each week on FMU
	3:24am diciassette: I haven't checked that out, but I was curious about it cos I have been riding past the tool library on Telegraph for about 10 years. Libraries! TLA were just saying they are like the Room of Requirement in them Harry Potter books.
	3:27am Billy Jam: @diciassette - you should stop in there to the OPL on Telegraph near 51st to the tool library section in back of building - that's the sole tool library in the Oakland system as far as I know - and the people who work in the tool library - are all really cool - good taste in music - they listen to KALX on the radio in there - and are extremely helpful with guidance on tools that they loan out
	3:35am diciassette: Will do, Billy Jam.
	3:37am diciassette: Also KALX is swell. Did you'll know that Zoe B started there?
	3:40am BronwynB: @Billy: thanks so much for listening and for the kind words! it means a lot coming from you since your show is one of the best on FMU :D
	3:42am Billy Jam: @Bronwyn B - thank YOU - @ diciassette - no I did not know that re Zoe B at KALX - but many at FMU started out there including myself, (former FMU DJ) Jeffrey Cobb and $mall Change + station manager Ken is a friend of the station and his legal IDs are aired on it regularly - Also tragicallyt four folks from KALX perished in the Ghost Ship fire a year ago
	3:50am Adam West Coaster: @Billy Jam, were you at KALX during the Anthony Bonet era? Miss talking to that cat! Used to know him when I worked at Sub Pop...for a minute.
	3:51am David Colangelo: Yo B....very diverse play list....dug the show tunes....play some more Gryphon please....
	4:01am David Colangelo: How bout you put on Echoes from Floyd, and just close your eyes for a few minutes...I bet they are burning right now.... do some toe touches....
	4:03am Billy Jam: @Adam West Coaster - re Anthony Bonet - yes .....and Anthony (aka Sex14s) is still on KALX occasionally - including in this past week I believe
	4:07am diciassette: The first version of Happy Talk I heard was by Nancy Wilson, which is still my favorite. Also, her version of Never Will I Marry, which is a big deal for me because Babs also did it at the Bon Soir in 1962.
	4:07am BronwynB: hi david! no gryphon or floyd planned for this show but def later shows :D
	4:08am BronwynB: i'll have to check those out diciassette!!
	4:11am diciassette: Babs at the Bon Soir is kind of a bootleg. They'd intended it to be the Barbra Streisand album, but the sound wasn't what they wanted (and it was also a bit chaotic, but in a good sort of way if you ask me). The herringbone suit she wears on the cover, that she made herself, is from those shows.
	4:11am Scraps: Shoot, I must have missed the o’clock hour.... must have slept a little!
	4:13am Billy Jam: "Scraps Is Only Sleeping"
	4:14am Scraps: Snif!
	4:16am diciassette: "This is WFMU, 91.9 in mount hope, something something in Rocklin county in the criminal justice system sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. These are their stories."
	4:16am BronwynB: @diciassette: a barbra streisand bootleg sounds right up my alley!!!
	4:16am Guido from Cologne: Hello good morning /evening /night. Do enjoy the tunes! :-)
	4:21am BronwynB: Law & Order: WFMSVU
	4:21am BronwynB: hi guido :D
	4:23am Alessandro from Italy: Lake & Emerson RIP. Thanks for this never heard version !
	4:24am katharsis: Hello radio love
	4:24am diciassette: That's what happens when I try to memorize things. Anyhoo! barbra-archives.com...
	4:25am BronwynB: glad you're enjoying it alessandro :)
	4:25am BronwynB: hi katharsis :D
	4:26am BronwynB: nice thanks for the link diciassette!
	4:26am Scraps: If I close my eyes I can see Laserium.....
	4:27am diciassette: Wow wow wow The Grate Gate
	4:28am BronwynB: @scraps: i just googled Laserium and WOW i want to see this magical event!!!
	4:30am Scraps: See, now you know approximately my age. ;-)
	4:35am Coleusound: Bronwyn is the best way to start the day!
	4:36am BronwynB: aw thanks :D
	4:37am Billy Jam: I gotta go - good night/morning all + thank-U Bronwyn B
	4:38am BronwynB: good night billy!!
	4:39am Scraps: g’by Billy Jam
	4:41am Guido from Cologne: Interesting story: "Five Bridges" production had been financed by Immediate Records when the label already was more than bankrupt. Caused by the trouble the masters were -with help of the group- kind of hijacked by the founder of Charisma Records. Can be that is even the very fiurst Charisma Records release. dont remember exactly. Early Hipgnosis cover art, one of the first not dedicated to pink Floyd.
	4:44am BronwynB: oh wow that is interesting!!
	4:44am Scraps: (nervously checking my watch.... did I miss the Five??)
	4:49am BronwynB: believe it or not there is no forgotifive scheduled for this week! i was a little nervous about more fmu djs than usual listening so i packed so much good stuff into the show there was no room for a forgotifive, but it will be back next week!
	4:50am Guido from Cologne: Tony Stratton Smith is the Charisma guy. "Five Bridges" made it to rank 2 of the album charts in Britain. Commonplace that it was a kind of ignition for Charisma. Just checked it up in a magazne. Tony Stratton Smith is the Charisma founder. manager of van der Graf Generator.
	4:51am Scraps: As long as it’s going to be back! ;-)
	4:51am diciassette: The more random the better! Who listens to this show for structure, anyway.
	4:53am Turnstone: The Nice were not quite the first Charisma album but very close. Rare Bird and Van der Graaf Generator were slightly earlier , I think.
	4:53am diciassette: "Randomness will included, but only randomly."
	4:55am diciassette: Also last weeks 5 would be hard to top. It really outdid itself.
	4:56am BronwynB: it will be back and as random as ever! and yes, last week's was great
	4:58am diciassette: Lakmé ah!
	4:59am Hi from Holland: Aloha!
	5:01am BronwynB: hey holland!!
	5:06am Guido from Cologne: it is IDES OF MARCH! referes to the murder of Empereor Caesar!
	5:06am Guido from Cologne: it was a prophecy
	5:07am Guido from Cologne: The Ides of March (/aɪdz/; Latin: Idus Martiae, Late Latin: Idus Martii)[1] is a day on the Roman calendar that corresponds to 15 March. It was marked by several religious observances and was notable for the Romans as a deadline for settling debts.[2] In 44 BC, it became notorious as the date of the assassination of Julius Caesar which made the Ides of March a turning point in Roman history. en.wikipedia.org...
	5:08am Scraps: Viv Stanshell??
	5:11am diciassette: "Beware the Ideas of March" is a dad joke! Yessss Carol Channing, ungh!
	5:11am Hi from Holland: What have the Romans ever done for us?
	5:12am Scraps: Do you have Cleo Laine’s Sondheim album?
	5:12am diciassette: Vulgar Latin!
	5:13am Guido from Cologne: Original Colosseum release: www.discogs.com... it is "Ides Of March" Sunday morning fact-checking. :-) "ideas" is a typo.
	5:15am Scraps: Though discogs is full of errors and typos.....
	5:15am Guido from Cologne: "Pop Chronik" is a German budget-comp series. Typesetters weren't that good in English in those days.
	5:16am diciassette: "Near Mint"
	5:18am Scraps: LOVE Nordine’s Colors!
	5:19am diciassette: This is awesome.
	5:20am Scraps.: Worstests!
	5:20am Guido from Cologne: Love the cover art. Ken Nordine is a monolith.
	5:23am Scraps.: Now Nordine’s 98.... go for it!
	5:24am chris in london: Morning all. I literally just tuned in after being out drinking last night with a good friend who is moving to Copenhagen. Perfect soundtrack from 'fmu. Again! :0)
	5:25am fred: Good morning Bronwyn, Scraps, and all
	5:27am chris in london: ...and I just introduced said friend to Daniel Johnston the other day! Go Bronwyn!! xx
	5:27am Scraps.: h’lo fred, & hey
	5:27am Adam West Coaster: Thank you, Billy Jam! Thank you, Bronwyn!
	5:32am Guido from Cologne: The dark fairy from Cologne. I shouldn't have heard that stuff as a teenager!
	5:34am fred: There was an exhibition of Daniel Johnston's drawings in Paris a few months ago (also featuring a pair of his shoes), all set up by a woman I know who has years of correspondence with him (I know her a little)
	5:36am Shanghi1: Bronwyn u r a tru super hero
	5:37am diciassette: I will never be able to peel that scene in La Dolce off my mind, when Marcello asks her what language she is speaking and she says "Eskimese!"
	5:40am BronwynB: thanks so much shanghi1 <3
	5:40am B/wad: Good morning Bronwyn & Co. Tel Aviv checking in...
	5:49am BronwynB: scraps @ 5:12: no but i am intrigued
	5:49am BronwynB: hey chris, fred and b/wad!
	5:49am BronwynB: thank YOU adam west coaster!
	5:54am Coleusound: cant pass out yet.... Have to make it to the end of this sweet jam...
	5:58am fred: Thanks Bronwyn, hear you next week
	5:59am Scraps: Cheers, everyone
	5:59am Coleusound: have yourself a good night BB!! goodnight all fellow listeners!
	5:59am diciassette: buona serata you guys

Love Is Only Sleeping with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from January 6, 2019

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January 6, 2019: The Afterparty

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Henry Calvin, Joan Diener, Kismet Ensemble	Not Since Nineveh	Kismet	Masterworks Broadway	2000	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Robert Horton, 110 in the Shade Ensemble	Rain Song	110 in the Shade (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	1992	0:03:02 (Pop-up)
Leonard Bernstein	Lonely Town "Lonely Town" by "Leonard Bernstein"	On the Town (soundtrack)	Masterworks Broadway	1959	0:10:23 (Pop-up)
Richard Rodgers	Slaughter on Tenth Avenue	On Your Toes (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	UMG Recordings	1997	0:13:52 (Pop-up)
Ann Duquesnay, Jeffrey Wright, Zane Mark	Street Corner Symphony: Hot Fun	Bring In 'Da Noise, Bring In 'Da Funk	RCA Victor	1996	0:26:32 (Pop-up)
Todd Rundgren	Something's Coming "Something's Coming" by "Todd Rundgren"	At the BBC 1972-1982	Esoteric Recordings	2014	0:29:40 (Pop-up)
The Doors	Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)	The Doors	Elektra	1967	0:31:57 (Pop-up)
The Zombies	Summertime "Summertime" by "The Zombies"	The Zombies	Parrott	1965	0:34:51 (Pop-up)
Boris Midney	High Flying, Adored "High Flying, Adored" by "Boris Midney"	Evita	Essential Media Group	2013	0:36:56 (Pop-up)
Captain Sensible	Happy Talk "Happy Talk" by "Captain Sensible"	Women and Captains First	Cherry Red	2009	0:41:41 (Pop-up)

Igor Stravinsky, Adrienne Albert, Robert Craft	the owl and the pussy-cat	Essential Igor Stravinsky	Sony Classical/Legacy	1962	0:59:15 (Pop-up)
Karl-Birger Blomdahl	Jag anar dodens skugga...	Karl-Birger Blomdahl: 100 Year Anniversary Collection	Naxos	2016	1:01:20 (Pop-up)
Aribert Reimann	Mein lieber Vater!	Reimann, A.: Lear	Oehms Classics	2008	1:04:38 (Pop-up)
Gordon Mumma	Cirqualz "Cirqualz" by "Gordon Mumma"	Gordon Mumma: Electronic Music of Theater and Public Activity	New World Records	2005	1:11:40 (Pop-up)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer	Pictures at an Exhibition - Medley; I. Promenade, II. The Hut of Baba Yaga, III. The Curse of Baba Yaga, IV. The Hut of Baba Yaga, V. The Great Gates of Kiev; Live at the Mar Y Sol Festival, 4.12.72	Pictures at an Exhibition	BMG Rights MGMT UK LTD	1971	1:17:21 (Pop-up)
The Nice	Intermezzo: Karelia Suite	Five Bridges	Virgin Catalogue	2009	1:32:02 (Pop-up)
Sky	Toccata "Toccata" by "Sky"	Sky 2	Arista/Ariola	1980	1:40:43 (Pop-up)
Jack Lancaster	Peter Is a Hero "Peter Is a Hero" by "Jack Lancaster"	The Rock Peter and the Wolf	Verdant Records	2005	1:45:25 (Pop-up)
Colosseum	Beware the Ideas of March	Pop Chronik	Bronze	1975	1:50:36 (Pop-up)
Leo Delibes	Ah!...Ou Va La Jeune Indoue (Bell Song)	Delibes: Lakmé - Highlights	Decca Music Group	1968	1:56:08 (Pop-up)

Carol Channing	You've Got to See Mamma Ev'ry Night	Jazz Baby	DRG Records	1993	2:11:42 (Pop-up)
Lambert, Hendricks & Ross	Bijou "Bijou" by "Lambert, Hendricks & Ross"	Jazz Side Story (A Timeless Jazz Recordings)	Jazz Side Story	2014	2:14:22 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	Puce "Puce" by "Ken Nordine"	Colors	Asphodel	2000	2:17:33 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	Gold "Gold" by "Ken Nordine"	Colors	Asphodel	2000	2:18:17 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	Fuschia "Fuschia" by "Ken Nordine"	Colors	Asphodel	2000	2:18:51 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Copenhagen "Copenhagen" by "Scott Walker"	Scott 3	Philips/Fontana	1969	2:21:27 (Pop-up)

Daniel Johnston	Desperate Man Blues	Hi, How Are You	Self-Released	1983	2:26:46 (Pop-up)
Nico	Secret Side "Secret Side" by "Nico"	The End…	Island	1974	2:29:32 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Ritual - Secondo "Ritual - Secondo" by "Ennio Morricone"	Il Fiore Delle Mille E Una Notte	GDM	2003	2:32:53 (Pop-up)
Trevor Jones	Hallucination "Hallucination" by "Trevor Jones"	Labyrinth (soundtrack)	EMI Gold	1986	2:35:45 (Pop-up)
Trevor Jones	The Dark Crystal Overture	The Dark Crystal	Warner Bros. Records	1982	2:38:32 (Pop-up)
Curved Air	Cheetah "Cheetah" by "Curved Air"	Phantasmagoria	Warner Bros. Records	1972	2:41:40 (Pop-up)
Steve Hackett	Every Day "Every Day" by "Steve Hackett"	Spectral Mornings	Charisma	1979	2:45:01 (Pop-up)
The Flower Kings	Garden of Dreams - Attack of the Monster Briefcase	Flower Power	InsideOut	1999	2:51:12 (Pop-up)
Strawbs	Part of the Union "Part of the Union" by "Strawbs"	Bursting at the Seams	A&M Records	1973	2:54:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:07am diciassette: Hello, and hooray for show tunes!
	3:08am Scraps: Amazingly, I picked up a CD of Kismet (the Alfred Drake original) by the Brooklyn library sale for a dollar
	3:12am Billy Jam: love is only sleeping but I'm awake and tuned in live this week (not later in archives) Hello Bronwyn B and all tuned in including diciassette and Scraps
	3:12am Scraps: h’lo Billy Jam hey
	3:13am diciassette: I went to the San Francisco PL to get my card so I can watch movies on Kanopy, and they had lots of records. How many can I check out? Fifty, they said! Hello Billy Jam and M. de Selby
	3:14am Scraps: hey diciassette h’lo
	3:15am Billy Jam: hey diciassette - I think in Oakland it is currently 20 or 30 DVDs and/or books can be checked out at once
	3:16am diciassette: That'll sure keep you busy!
	3:16am Scraps: slaughtered on your toes!
	3:17am BronwynB: hey everyone :D
	3:18am Scraps: hey hoo BronwynB
	3:19am Billy Jam: one of the best resources that both the Oakland and the nearby Berkeley public libraries each have (not sure if SF and/or NYC PL have too) are tool lending libraries - since most people only use certain tools once for a specific job - and to go buy that tool is a waste of money
	3:22am Scraps: Wow, that is awesome. Should automatically convert any libertoonian.
	3:23am Billy Jam: hey Bronwyn B thanks for playing Gryphon last week and for your consistently refreshingly diverse and adventurous playlists each week on FMU
	3:24am diciassette: I haven't checked that out, but I was curious about it cos I have been riding past the tool library on Telegraph for about 10 years. Libraries! TLA were just saying they are like the Room of Requirement in them Harry Potter books.
	3:27am Billy Jam: @diciassette - you should stop in there to the OPL on Telegraph near 51st to the tool library section in back of building - that's the sole tool library in the Oakland system as far as I know - and the people who work in the tool library - are all really cool - good taste in music - they listen to KALX on the radio in there - and are extremely helpful with guidance on tools that they loan out
	3:35am diciassette: Will do, Billy Jam.
	3:37am diciassette: Also KALX is swell. Did you'll know that Zoe B started there?
	3:40am BronwynB: @Billy: thanks so much for listening and for the kind words! it means a lot coming from you since your show is one of the best on FMU :D
	3:42am Billy Jam: @Bronwyn B - thank YOU - @ diciassette - no I did not know that re Zoe B at KALX - but many at FMU started out there including myself, (former FMU DJ) Jeffrey Cobb and $mall Change + station manager Ken is a friend of the station and his legal IDs are aired on it regularly - Also tragicallyt four folks from KALX perished in the Ghost Ship fire a year ago
	3:50am Adam West Coaster: @Billy Jam, were you at KALX during the Anthony Bonet era? Miss talking to that cat! Used to know him when I worked at Sub Pop...for a minute.
	3:51am David Colangelo: Yo B....very diverse play list....dug the show tunes....play some more Gryphon please....
	4:01am David Colangelo: How bout you put on Echoes from Floyd, and just close your eyes for a few minutes...I bet they are burning right now.... do some toe touches....
	4:03am Billy Jam: @Adam West Coaster - re Anthony Bonet - yes .....and Anthony (aka Sex14s) is still on KALX occasionally - including in this past week I believe
	4:07am diciassette: The first version of Happy Talk I heard was by Nancy Wilson, which is still my favorite. Also, her version of Never Will I Marry, which is a big deal for me because Babs also did it at the Bon Soir in 1962.
	4:07am BronwynB: hi david! no gryphon or floyd planned for this show but def later shows :D
	4:08am BronwynB: i'll have to check those out diciassette!!
	4:11am diciassette: Babs at the Bon Soir is kind of a bootleg. They'd intended it to be the Barbra Streisand album, but the sound wasn't what they wanted (and it was also a bit chaotic, but in a good sort of way if you ask me). The herringbone suit she wears on the cover, that she made herself, is from those shows.
	4:11am Scraps: Shoot, I must have missed the o’clock hour.... must have slept a little!
	4:13am Billy Jam: "Scraps Is Only Sleeping"
	4:14am Scraps: Snif!
	4:16am diciassette: "This is WFMU, 91.9 in mount hope, something something in Rocklin county in the criminal justice system sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. These are their stories."
	4:16am BronwynB: @diciassette: a barbra streisand bootleg sounds right up my alley!!!
	4:16am Guido from Cologne: Hello good morning /evening /night. Do enjoy the tunes! :-)
	4:21am BronwynB: Law & Order: WFMSVU
	4:21am BronwynB: hi guido :D
	4:23am Alessandro from Italy: Lake & Emerson RIP. Thanks for this never heard version !
	4:24am katharsis: Hello radio love
	4:24am diciassette: That's what happens when I try to memorize things. Anyhoo! barbra-archives.com...
	4:25am BronwynB: glad you're enjoying it alessandro :)
	4:25am BronwynB: hi katharsis :D
	4:26am BronwynB: nice thanks for the link diciassette!
	4:26am Scraps: If I close my eyes I can see Laserium.....
	4:27am diciassette: Wow wow wow The Grate Gate
	4:28am BronwynB: @scraps: i just googled Laserium and WOW i want to see this magical event!!!
	4:30am Scraps: See, now you know approximately my age. ;-)
	4:35am Coleusound: Bronwyn is the best way to start the day!
	4:36am BronwynB: aw thanks :D
	4:37am Billy Jam: I gotta go - good night/morning all + thank-U Bronwyn B
	4:38am BronwynB: good night billy!!
	4:39am Scraps: g’by Billy Jam
	4:41am Guido from Cologne: Interesting story: "Five Bridges" production had been financed by Immediate Records when the label already was more than bankrupt. Caused by the trouble the masters were -with help of the group- kind of hijacked by the founder of Charisma Records. Can be that is even the very fiurst Charisma Records release. dont remember exactly. Early Hipgnosis cover art, one of the first not dedicated to pink Floyd.
	4:44am BronwynB: oh wow that is interesting!!
	4:44am Scraps: (nervously checking my watch.... did I miss the Five??)
	4:49am BronwynB: believe it or not there is no forgotifive scheduled for this week! i was a little nervous about more fmu djs than usual listening so i packed so much good stuff into the show there was no room for a forgotifive, but it will be back next week!
	4:50am Guido from Cologne: Tony Stratton Smith is the Charisma guy. "Five Bridges" made it to rank 2 of the album charts in Britain. Commonplace that it was a kind of ignition for Charisma. Just checked it up in a magazne. Tony Stratton Smith is the Charisma founder. manager of van der Graf Generator.
	4:51am Scraps: As long as it’s going to be back! ;-)
	4:51am diciassette: The more random the better! Who listens to this show for structure, anyway.
	4:53am Turnstone: The Nice were not quite the first Charisma album but very close. Rare Bird and Van der Graaf Generator were slightly earlier , I think.
	4:53am diciassette: "Randomness will included, but only randomly."
	4:55am diciassette: Also last weeks 5 would be hard to top. It really outdid itself.
	4:56am BronwynB: it will be back and as random as ever! and yes, last week's was great
	4:58am diciassette: Lakmé ah!
	4:59am Hi from Holland: Aloha!
	5:01am BronwynB: hey holland!!
	5:06am Guido from Cologne: it is IDES OF MARCH! referes to the murder of Empereor Caesar!
	5:06am Guido from Cologne: it was a prophecy
	5:07am Guido from Cologne: The Ides of March (/aɪdz/; Latin: Idus Martiae, Late Latin: Idus Martii)[1] is a day on the Roman calendar that corresponds to 15 March. It was marked by several religious observances and was notable for the Romans as a deadline for settling debts.[2] In 44 BC, it became notorious as the date of the assassination of Julius Caesar which made the Ides of March a turning point in Roman history. en.wikipedia.org...
	5:08am Scraps: Viv Stanshell??
	5:11am diciassette: "Beware the Ideas of March" is a dad joke! Yessss Carol Channing, ungh!
	5:11am Hi from Holland: What have the Romans ever done for us?
	5:12am Scraps: Do you have Cleo Laine’s Sondheim album?
	5:12am diciassette: Vulgar Latin!
	5:13am Guido from Cologne: Original Colosseum release: www.discogs.com... it is "Ides Of March" Sunday morning fact-checking. :-) "ideas" is a typo.
	5:15am Scraps: Though discogs is full of errors and typos.....
	5:15am Guido from Cologne: "Pop Chronik" is a German budget-comp series. Typesetters weren't that good in English in those days.
	5:16am diciassette: "Near Mint"
	5:18am Scraps: LOVE Nordine’s Colors!
	5:19am diciassette: This is awesome.
	5:20am Scraps.: Worstests!
	5:20am Guido from Cologne: Love the cover art. Ken Nordine is a monolith.
	5:23am Scraps.: Now Nordine’s 98.... go for it!
	5:24am chris in london: Morning all. I literally just tuned in after being out drinking last night with a good friend who is moving to Copenhagen. Perfect soundtrack from 'fmu. Again! :0)
	5:25am fred: Good morning Bronwyn, Scraps, and all
	5:27am chris in london: ...and I just introduced said friend to Daniel Johnston the other day! Go Bronwyn!! xx
	5:27am Scraps.: h’lo fred, & hey
	5:27am Adam West Coaster: Thank you, Billy Jam! Thank you, Bronwyn!
	5:32am Guido from Cologne: The dark fairy from Cologne. I shouldn't have heard that stuff as a teenager!
	5:34am fred: There was an exhibition of Daniel Johnston's drawings in Paris a few months ago (also featuring a pair of his shoes), all set up by a woman I know who has years of correspondence with him (I know her a little)
	5:36am Shanghi1: Bronwyn u r a tru super hero
	5:37am diciassette: I will never be able to peel that scene in La Dolce off my mind, when Marcello asks her what language she is speaking and she says "Eskimese!"
	5:40am BronwynB: thanks so much shanghi1 <3
	5:40am B/wad: Good morning Bronwyn & Co. Tel Aviv checking in...
	5:49am BronwynB: scraps @ 5:12: no but i am intrigued
	5:49am BronwynB: hey chris, fred and b/wad!
	5:49am BronwynB: thank YOU adam west coaster!
	5:54am Coleusound: cant pass out yet.... Have to make it to the end of this sweet jam...
	5:58am fred: Thanks Bronwyn, hear you next week
	5:59am Scraps: Cheers, everyone
	5:59am Coleusound: have yourself a good night BB!! goodnight all fellow listeners!
	5:59am diciassette: buona serata you guys

Love Is Only Sleeping with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from January 6, 2019

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