WFMU: Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from January 9, 2019

Listener comments!
	10:01pm Gary: Larry!
	10:01pm Funky16Corners: Gary!
	10:02pm Erica: Larry AND Garry!
	10:02pm Funky16Corners: Erica!
	10:04pm Erica: Looking forward to this week's show.
	10:04pm chresti: Larry and funky testifiers!
	10:04pm Funky16Corners: Excellent! Me too!
	10:05pm Funky16Corners: Chresti!
	10:06pm chresti: Hurry curry?
	10:07pm Funky16Corners: Or Harry Carey? I'm never 100% sure.
	10:09pm chresti: Haha- fuss about Sunday!
	10:10pm doctorjazz: Hey all.
	10:10pm Funky16Corners: Hey Doc!
	10:11pm Erica: Wow I'm discovering more rare 60s gems tonight.
	10:12pm Funky16Corners: Lots more to come!
	10:13pm doctorjazz: Cool Traffic cover!
	10:15pm Funky16Corners: Yeah, wasn't that great? Nothing like their other stuff.
	10:17pm doctorjazz: Did every band cover Morning Dew?
	10:18pm Funky16Corners: Every band from 1967 to 1971
	10:20pm Doug Schulkind: Larry, you made the right call not naming your show Testicle! like you had originally planned.
	10:20pm coelacanth∅: hey Larry & all
	10:20pm rw: Evening! I read the above comment and thought for a second this show was going to be Every band from 1967 to 1971.
	10:21pm reconnaissance winnebago: coel!
	10:21pm coelacanth∅: so...it seems to me this 3 dog night song came out before the original did...how's that? -and how did i never hear it before when 3dn was my favorite band at this time?
	10:21pm Erica: Hello reco...user with long title lol.
	10:22pm coelacanth∅: haha rw! i wasn't sure you saw that!
	10:24pm chresti: Haha Doug!
	10:24pm doctorjazz: I remember Popsicles and Icicles . Actually like that song (shuffles embarrassedly)
	10:25pm Funky16Corners: Hi C! rw! reconnaisance winnebago!
	10:26pm coelacanth∅: wikipedia says "neil young" was released jan '69, and that's NEVER WRONG! ...maybe Neil released it as a single?
	10:26pm Funky16Corners: @Doc - Nothing to shuffle about. Great pop song, but a huge contrast with that version of Paper Sun
	10:26pm chresti: This is great
	10:27pm Funky16Corners: @C - My mistake, both 69
	10:27pm chresti: haha "can't stand the song"
	10:28pm Erica: Speaking of which, Larry, This summer marks the 50th anniversary of Woodstock.
	10:28pm Funky16Corners: Hey Doug! Feeling better?
	10:29pm rw: Hey Erica, F16C. reconnaissance winnebago is my alter ego I seem to have a few.
	10:29pm Funky16Corners: @Erica - I may have to do something for the anniversary
	10:29pm chresti: ...he says@ hanky panky
	10:29pm Doug Schulkind: On the road to recovery, Larry. Few potholes here and there, etc.
	10:30pm Erica: So basically you have two accounts on here rw. Great Idea Larry!
	10:31pm coelacanth∅: rw, a couple dozen maybe! that was some serious silliness. i like that dj - have to watch out for his fill-ins.
	10:32pm still b/p: Just went scanning to see if I could find the Modesty Blaise scene/image stuck in my head for decades. Didn't see it quite as remembered. Maybe faulty recall. But did see scene in which Breen track plays on a portable radio next to Dirk Bogarde staked out in the sun in an Arab camp, calling weakly for "Champagne...champagne..."
	10:34pm Funky16Corners: Hey sbp! Yeah, one of the best things about that movie is Bogarde's louche villain. And Monica Vitti in a bikini.
	10:35pm chresti: Haha sb/p, gotta see that!
	10:36pm Erica: I think I heard "Picture Postcard World" years ago, or something like it on another radio station and blog. Nice to hear it again.
	10:38pm chresti: This feels....collegiate? @Rock Chorale
	10:39pm Funky16Corners: It's basically Ellie Greenwich and a bunch of NYC studio singers and musicians
	10:43pm coelacanth∅: and the first time i heard this song it was the 3dog night version. spiraling spiraling ...
	10:43pm coelacanth∅: i had heard of traffic. one song: freedom rider.
	10:44pm Funky16Corners: Traffic got covered a lot at the time. Blood Sweat and Tears does a great version of Smiling Phases
	10:44pm rw: coel, agreed. To the comment at 10:31. Probably to the 10:43 comment too.
	10:47pm northguineahills: I think I read all of the Hardy Boys books from age 6-8.
	10:47pm coelacanth∅: i think 3 dog night also introduced me to feelin' alright
	10:50pm northguineahills: Didn't know there was a Hardy Boys cartoon...
	10:50pm northguineahills: Didn't know there was a Hardy Boys cartoon...
	10:50pm coelacanth∅: at one point (when i was around 8 or 9) i had "feelin' alright" on 2 albums; one by 3dn & one by rare earth; my older brother had it by grand funk railroad on "survival". neither of us knew about traffic yet.
	10:51pm fleep: Groovy greetings, you mods and rockers
	10:51pm Funky16Corners: @NGH - Saturday mornings on ABC 1969/1970. Very groovy looking version of the Hardy Boys. There was even a live action band in the opening credits that looked like the cartoon characters
	10:52pm Funky16Corners: Hi fleep!
	10:52pm Erica: I know there was a Hardy Boys TV show from the 70s, but that was with Shaun Cassidy.
	10:52pm Funky16Corners: Those Hardy Boys books were huge for me as a kid. I tried to get my sons interested but they didn't bite.
	10:53pm Funky16Corners: @Erica - Yes indeed, maybe 78/79-ish. There was a Nancy Drew show as well
	10:53pm Funky16Corners: Oops...
	10:54pm coelacanth∅: hey fleep
	10:54pm Erica: Technical Difficulties. Please Stand By. (Picture of a dog with a TV cord in its mouth appears).
	10:55pm Funky16Corners: I like the one from the Simpsons with the picture of drunk camerman
	10:57pm Erica: Haha!
	10:58pm rw: Super groovy.
	10:59pm Funky16Corners: This is a great album if you dig this sound
	11:00pm northguineahills: @Larry: There are many, like the camera guy blitzed w/ a giant bottle of booze, or Kent Brockman w/ a cuckoo springing out of his head (plus more). I'm sure someone compiled them somewhere.
	11:00pm northguineahills: Kites are fun!
	11:00pm Funky16Corners: Yes! 'The Groovies' are in fact Free Design incognito
	11:02pm Erica: So basically it's a band's cover of their own material, but not a re-recording of it.
	11:03pm still b/p: "Somebody Groovy" was in that category of music that reminds me of "young people dancing" scenes in mid to late 60s movies....kids intently shimmying and frugging, camera shots tilted, maybe a bit of colored lights action.
	11:03pm Funky16Corners: Yes. Same label. Enoch Light, the guy who ran Project 3 records used the Free Design as abacking singers on a couple of projects.
	11:05pm Funky16Corners: @sbp - If you dig that sound, and that vibe, check out this essay and mix I did a few years back: ironleg.wordpress.com...
	11:10pm fleep: Somehow I knew Dick Hyman would make your playlist on that essay. I had The Man From O.R.G.A.N. growing up.
	11:12pm still b/p: Oh, I'll have a few pinches of THAT! But I have to remember not to scroll to the bottom of that page....fearful of WOW brows.
	11:12pm Funky16Corners: Dick Hyman was hip, and a stalwart of the Project 3/Command catalog, as a headliner and as a backing musician. I've played some of his moog stuff on the show in the past,
	11:14pm northguineahills: Dropping out for a bit, hopefully will be back for the home stretch.
	11:15pm Funky16Corners: Coolio.
	11:18pm doctorjazz: Like this folky version of NT and AS.
	11:19pm Funky16Corners: I wish they'd done more like this
	11:31pm doctorjazz: I know this Tim Buckley song, great one DON'T know Henske, though (a bit of Buffy T Marie in her singing, perhaps...)?
	11:32pm Funky16Corners: It's actually a Fred Neil song that Buckley covered. Henske was in the folk scene early on, before she married Jerry Yester and put out a crazu psychedelic album. She was really more of a torch singer than a folkie.
	11:32pm Erica: Sorry Phil, you'll have to wait until the mid-70s before the war ends. Haha!
	11:33pm Funky16Corners: Henske was famous early on for the song High Flying Bird that became a folk rock standard
	11:33pm doctorjazz: Ah, Phil, saw him at close to the end of his life in a small Village club . He was depressed, one of the saddest shows I've seen (Sonny Stitt when he was played out was another one ).
	11:34pm Erica: Sorry, had to make a Vietnam War joke.
	11:34pm Funky16Corners: Phil was brilliant, but really went south toward the end of his life.
	11:35pm doctorjazz: Just came back from Vietnam... You mean "The American War "...
	11:37pm Erica: Was that a reference to Young Sheldon doctorjazz? And yes, Phil's life was cut short due to mental instability and suicide, according to the Wikipedia.
	11:38pm Funky16Corners: I remember reading his biography years ago and it was incredibly sad
	11:42pm doctorjazz: (going through some sad, disappointing shows in my head (with Phil's reminder). Saw Segovia, Earl Hines, and Max Roach, all past when they should have called it quite already (saw Segovia and Roach before that as well, great when they still has it) Aaron Neville is playing a duet concert near me soon... Thought I'd catching it but I'm afraid the same thing may happen). Boy I about spending the New Year with a downer... Sorry about that...}
	11:44pm Funky16Corners: No problem. I always fight the impulse to see older performers when I know that they may not be able to cut it like they used to. Sometimes it's just worth it to be in their presence. Other times, not so much.
	11:44pm doctorjazz: If wasn't a reference, Erica... Just what they call the war there, felt a bit weird when I was there
	11:46pm Erica: But other countries were involved as well, weren't they?
	11:47pm Funky16Corners: France before us.
	11:48pm doctorjazz: Seen Aaron Neville many times, with and without the Brothers. The last time I took my daughter, raving about "the voice", and he just didn't have it I had to bore her with his records for hours later to prove I wasn't nuts (he could have just been worn out from touring, or not feeling well, of course)
	11:49pm doctorjazz: There was the French war, which they won then The American War (you know how that turned out ). Cocky bunch (but very nice to us, actually)
	11:49pm Funky16Corners: Art Neville just retired from performing. I heard he'd been sick for a while. Bootsy Collins also just retired from live performance.
	11:51pm Funky16Corners: We should have paid attention to what happened to the French at Dien Bien Phu. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:51pm doctorjazz: He's listed playing Sopac near me in Jersey on the 12th in a duo.
	11:52pm Erica: Another Technical Difficulty.
	11:52pm Funky16Corners: Aaron Neville?
	11:53pm Funky16Corners: I keep hitting the wrong buttons tonight.
	11:54pm doctorjazz: Yup Jan 12
	11:55pm doctorjazz: I keep trying to copy the link, but my phone isn't letting me
	11:56pm doctorjazz: www.sopacnow.org... Got it . Thanks Larry !
	11:58pm still b/p: Finally watched "The Fog of War" last week. I have a fair grasp of the history but it made made me want to refresh a more detailed survey of our Vietnam war -- via the multi-part PBS series from a couple years ago for instance -- so I could frame and weigh McNamara's own words on it and so I could revisit the perspectives of those who condemned and reviled him.
	12:00am rw: Tape from California is a favorite of mine too. I could, and have, listened to that thing over and over and over and over.
	12:00am chresti: Thanks Larry!
	12:00am Funky16Corners: I'm always in search of a good history of the conflicts in Vietnam from the French on to our involvement
	12:00am coelacanth∅: Thanks Larry take care folks
	12:01am Funky16Corners: @rw - It really keeps on giving.
	12:01am rw: Thank you Mr. 16 Corners! Night kids!
	12:01am Erica: Well that was one of the most interesting shows you've done Larry. Discovered a few favorites. Thanks Larry! Goodnight everyone.
	12:01am Funky16Corners: Nite Chresti! Nite C!
	12:01am still b/p: When world history is written, it will say this show tonight was good. Thanks.
	12:01am Funky16Corners: Thanks Erica! See you next week!
	12:01am chresti: Good night!
	12:02am Funky16Corners: Thanks sbp!
	12:03am doctorjazz: Liked the Men Burns Doc
	12:05am Funky16Corners: The Vietnam one?
	2:01pm Cal Zone!: I was just thinking of Murmaids Paper Sun the other day. I need to find that 45, although Girls Go Zonk! comp may be enough....
	4:28pm Funky16Corners: It's a killer, but getting harder to find these days.

Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from January 9, 2019

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January 9, 2019: Testify! - This Is the Sound of Music aka Pure Pop For Then People

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format
Funky16Corners	Testify! Intro "Testify! Intro" by "Funky16Corners"	Best of Funky16Corners Volume One	Funky16Corners	2017	MP3
The Koobas	Take me For a Little While	45RPM Single	Kapp	1965	45
Bob Breen	Ice Is Nice "Ice Is Nice" by "Bob Breen"	Modesty Blaise OST	20th Century Fox	1966	LP
The Bagatelle	Such a Fuss About Sunday	The Bagatelle	ABC	1968	LP
The Robbs	Violets of Dawn "Violets of Dawn" by "The Robbs"	The Robbs	Mercury	1967	LP
The Murmaids	Paper Sun "Paper Sun" by "The Murmaids"	45RPM Single	Liberty	1968	45
Group Therapy	Morning Dew "Morning Dew" by "Group Therapy"	People Get Ready For Group Therapy	RCA	1967	LP
Three Dog Night	The Loner "The Loner" by "Three Dog Night"	Three Dog Night	ABC/Dunhill	1968	LP

The Definitive Rock Chorale	Variations On a Theme Of Hanky Panky	45RPM Single	Philips	1968	45
The Definitive Rock Chorale	Get On With It	45RPM Single	Philips	1967	45
The Definitive Rock Chorale	Mirrors of Your Mind	45RPM Single	Philips	1967	45
The Definitive Rock Chorale	Picture Postcard World	45RPM Single	Philips	1968	45
The Definitive Rock Chorale	The Five Seventeen	45RPM Single	Bell	1969	45
Fuzzy Bunnies	The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore	45RPM Single	Decca	1968	45
Fuzzy Bunnies	Heaven Is In Your Mind	45RPM Single	Decca	1969	45
The Hardy Boys	I Can Hear The Grass Singin'	Wheels	RCA/Dunwich	1970	LP

Don Sebesky and the Jazz Rock Syndrome	Dancing In the Streets	Don Sebesky and the Jazz Rock Syndrome	Verve	1968	LP
Don Sebesky and the Jazz Rock Syndrome	I Dig Rock and Roll Music	Don Sebesky and the Jazz Rock Syndrome	Verve	1968	LP
Don Sebesky and the Jazz Rock Syndrome	Somebody Groovy	Don Sebesky and the Jazz Rock Syndrome	Verve	1968	LP
Tony Mottola featuring the Groovies	Kites are Fun	Warm Wild and Wonderful	Project 3	1968	LP
Tony Mottola featuring the Groovies	I Found a Love	Warm Wild and Wonderful	Project 3	1968	LP
Anita Kerr and the Anita Kerr Singers	Wine In the Wind	Sounds	Warner Brothers	1968	LP
Nino Tempo and April Stevens	All Strung Out	All Strung Out	White Whale	1967	LP
Nino Tempo and April Stevens	Help You To See	All Strung Out	White Whale	1967	LP
Nino Tempo and April Stevens	Alone Alone	All Strung Out	White Whale	1967	LP
Nino Tempo and April Stevens	Little Child	All Strung Out	White Whale	1967	LP
Nino Tempo and April Stevens	Tomorrow Is Soon a Memory	Hey Baby	Atco	1966	LP

Judy Henske	Day To Day "Day To Day" by "Judy Henske"	45RPM Single	Reprise	1967	45
Judy Henske	Dolphins In the Sea "Dolphins In the Sea" by "Judy Henske"	45RPM Single	Reprise	1967	45
Phil Ochs	The War Is Over "The War Is Over" by "Phil Ochs"	Tape From California	A&M	1968	LP
Phil Ochs	Tape From California "Tape From California" by "Phil Ochs"	Tape From California	A&M	1968	LP
Phil Ochs	Half a Century High "Half a Century High" by "Phil Ochs"	Tape From California	A&M	1968	LP
Phil Ochs	The Harder They Fall "The Harder They Fall" by "Phil Ochs"	Tape From California	A&M	1968	LP
Buffy Sainte Marie	Suffer the Little Children/The Angel	Iluminations	Vanguard	1969	LP

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

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Listener comments!
	10:01pm Gary: Larry!
	10:01pm Funky16Corners: Gary!
	10:02pm Erica: Larry AND Garry!
	10:02pm Funky16Corners: Erica!
	10:04pm Erica: Looking forward to this week's show.
	10:04pm chresti: Larry and funky testifiers!
	10:04pm Funky16Corners: Excellent! Me too!
	10:05pm Funky16Corners: Chresti!
	10:06pm chresti: Hurry curry?
	10:07pm Funky16Corners: Or Harry Carey? I'm never 100% sure.
	10:09pm chresti: Haha- fuss about Sunday!
	10:10pm doctorjazz: Hey all.
	10:10pm Funky16Corners: Hey Doc!
	10:11pm Erica: Wow I'm discovering more rare 60s gems tonight.
	10:12pm Funky16Corners: Lots more to come!
	10:13pm doctorjazz: Cool Traffic cover!
	10:15pm Funky16Corners: Yeah, wasn't that great? Nothing like their other stuff.
	10:17pm doctorjazz: Did every band cover Morning Dew?
	10:18pm Funky16Corners: Every band from 1967 to 1971
	10:20pm Doug Schulkind: Larry, you made the right call not naming your show Testicle! like you had originally planned.
	10:20pm coelacanth∅: hey Larry & all
	10:20pm rw: Evening! I read the above comment and thought for a second this show was going to be Every band from 1967 to 1971.
	10:21pm reconnaissance winnebago: coel!
	10:21pm coelacanth∅: so...it seems to me this 3 dog night song came out before the original did...how's that? -and how did i never hear it before when 3dn was my favorite band at this time?
	10:21pm Erica: Hello reco...user with long title lol.
	10:22pm coelacanth∅: haha rw! i wasn't sure you saw that!
	10:24pm chresti: Haha Doug!
	10:24pm doctorjazz: I remember Popsicles and Icicles . Actually like that song (shuffles embarrassedly)
	10:25pm Funky16Corners: Hi C! rw! reconnaisance winnebago!
	10:26pm coelacanth∅: wikipedia says "neil young" was released jan '69, and that's NEVER WRONG! ...maybe Neil released it as a single?
	10:26pm Funky16Corners: @Doc - Nothing to shuffle about. Great pop song, but a huge contrast with that version of Paper Sun
	10:26pm chresti: This is great
	10:27pm Funky16Corners: @C - My mistake, both 69
	10:27pm chresti: haha "can't stand the song"
	10:28pm Erica: Speaking of which, Larry, This summer marks the 50th anniversary of Woodstock.
	10:28pm Funky16Corners: Hey Doug! Feeling better?
	10:29pm rw: Hey Erica, F16C. reconnaissance winnebago is my alter ego I seem to have a few.
	10:29pm Funky16Corners: @Erica - I may have to do something for the anniversary
	10:29pm chresti: ...he says@ hanky panky
	10:29pm Doug Schulkind: On the road to recovery, Larry. Few potholes here and there, etc.
	10:30pm Erica: So basically you have two accounts on here rw. Great Idea Larry!
	10:31pm coelacanth∅: rw, a couple dozen maybe! that was some serious silliness. i like that dj - have to watch out for his fill-ins.
	10:32pm still b/p: Just went scanning to see if I could find the Modesty Blaise scene/image stuck in my head for decades. Didn't see it quite as remembered. Maybe faulty recall. But did see scene in which Breen track plays on a portable radio next to Dirk Bogarde staked out in the sun in an Arab camp, calling weakly for "Champagne...champagne..."
	10:34pm Funky16Corners: Hey sbp! Yeah, one of the best things about that movie is Bogarde's louche villain. And Monica Vitti in a bikini.
	10:35pm chresti: Haha sb/p, gotta see that!
	10:36pm Erica: I think I heard "Picture Postcard World" years ago, or something like it on another radio station and blog. Nice to hear it again.
	10:38pm chresti: This feels....collegiate? @Rock Chorale
	10:39pm Funky16Corners: It's basically Ellie Greenwich and a bunch of NYC studio singers and musicians
	10:43pm coelacanth∅: and the first time i heard this song it was the 3dog night version. spiraling spiraling ...
	10:43pm coelacanth∅: i had heard of traffic. one song: freedom rider.
	10:44pm Funky16Corners: Traffic got covered a lot at the time. Blood Sweat and Tears does a great version of Smiling Phases
	10:44pm rw: coel, agreed. To the comment at 10:31. Probably to the 10:43 comment too.
	10:47pm northguineahills: I think I read all of the Hardy Boys books from age 6-8.
	10:47pm coelacanth∅: i think 3 dog night also introduced me to feelin' alright
	10:50pm northguineahills: Didn't know there was a Hardy Boys cartoon...
	10:50pm northguineahills: Didn't know there was a Hardy Boys cartoon...
	10:50pm coelacanth∅: at one point (when i was around 8 or 9) i had "feelin' alright" on 2 albums; one by 3dn & one by rare earth; my older brother had it by grand funk railroad on "survival". neither of us knew about traffic yet.
	10:51pm fleep: Groovy greetings, you mods and rockers
	10:51pm Funky16Corners: @NGH - Saturday mornings on ABC 1969/1970. Very groovy looking version of the Hardy Boys. There was even a live action band in the opening credits that looked like the cartoon characters
	10:52pm Funky16Corners: Hi fleep!
	10:52pm Erica: I know there was a Hardy Boys TV show from the 70s, but that was with Shaun Cassidy.
	10:52pm Funky16Corners: Those Hardy Boys books were huge for me as a kid. I tried to get my sons interested but they didn't bite.
	10:53pm Funky16Corners: @Erica - Yes indeed, maybe 78/79-ish. There was a Nancy Drew show as well
	10:53pm Funky16Corners: Oops...
	10:54pm coelacanth∅: hey fleep
	10:54pm Erica: Technical Difficulties. Please Stand By. (Picture of a dog with a TV cord in its mouth appears).
	10:55pm Funky16Corners: I like the one from the Simpsons with the picture of drunk camerman
	10:57pm Erica: Haha!
	10:58pm rw: Super groovy.
	10:59pm Funky16Corners: This is a great album if you dig this sound
	11:00pm northguineahills: @Larry: There are many, like the camera guy blitzed w/ a giant bottle of booze, or Kent Brockman w/ a cuckoo springing out of his head (plus more). I'm sure someone compiled them somewhere.
	11:00pm northguineahills: Kites are fun!
	11:00pm Funky16Corners: Yes! 'The Groovies' are in fact Free Design incognito
	11:02pm Erica: So basically it's a band's cover of their own material, but not a re-recording of it.
	11:03pm still b/p: "Somebody Groovy" was in that category of music that reminds me of "young people dancing" scenes in mid to late 60s movies....kids intently shimmying and frugging, camera shots tilted, maybe a bit of colored lights action.
	11:03pm Funky16Corners: Yes. Same label. Enoch Light, the guy who ran Project 3 records used the Free Design as abacking singers on a couple of projects.
	11:05pm Funky16Corners: @sbp - If you dig that sound, and that vibe, check out this essay and mix I did a few years back: ironleg.wordpress.com...
	11:10pm fleep: Somehow I knew Dick Hyman would make your playlist on that essay. I had The Man From O.R.G.A.N. growing up.
	11:12pm still b/p: Oh, I'll have a few pinches of THAT! But I have to remember not to scroll to the bottom of that page....fearful of WOW brows.
	11:12pm Funky16Corners: Dick Hyman was hip, and a stalwart of the Project 3/Command catalog, as a headliner and as a backing musician. I've played some of his moog stuff on the show in the past,
	11:14pm northguineahills: Dropping out for a bit, hopefully will be back for the home stretch.
	11:15pm Funky16Corners: Coolio.
	11:18pm doctorjazz: Like this folky version of NT and AS.
	11:19pm Funky16Corners: I wish they'd done more like this
	11:31pm doctorjazz: I know this Tim Buckley song, great one DON'T know Henske, though (a bit of Buffy T Marie in her singing, perhaps...)?
	11:32pm Funky16Corners: It's actually a Fred Neil song that Buckley covered. Henske was in the folk scene early on, before she married Jerry Yester and put out a crazu psychedelic album. She was really more of a torch singer than a folkie.
	11:32pm Erica: Sorry Phil, you'll have to wait until the mid-70s before the war ends. Haha!
	11:33pm Funky16Corners: Henske was famous early on for the song High Flying Bird that became a folk rock standard
	11:33pm doctorjazz: Ah, Phil, saw him at close to the end of his life in a small Village club . He was depressed, one of the saddest shows I've seen (Sonny Stitt when he was played out was another one ).
	11:34pm Erica: Sorry, had to make a Vietnam War joke.
	11:34pm Funky16Corners: Phil was brilliant, but really went south toward the end of his life.
	11:35pm doctorjazz: Just came back from Vietnam... You mean "The American War "...
	11:37pm Erica: Was that a reference to Young Sheldon doctorjazz? And yes, Phil's life was cut short due to mental instability and suicide, according to the Wikipedia.
	11:38pm Funky16Corners: I remember reading his biography years ago and it was incredibly sad
	11:42pm doctorjazz: (going through some sad, disappointing shows in my head (with Phil's reminder). Saw Segovia, Earl Hines, and Max Roach, all past when they should have called it quite already (saw Segovia and Roach before that as well, great when they still has it) Aaron Neville is playing a duet concert near me soon... Thought I'd catching it but I'm afraid the same thing may happen). Boy I about spending the New Year with a downer... Sorry about that...}
	11:44pm Funky16Corners: No problem. I always fight the impulse to see older performers when I know that they may not be able to cut it like they used to. Sometimes it's just worth it to be in their presence. Other times, not so much.
	11:44pm doctorjazz: If wasn't a reference, Erica... Just what they call the war there, felt a bit weird when I was there
	11:46pm Erica: But other countries were involved as well, weren't they?
	11:47pm Funky16Corners: France before us.
	11:48pm doctorjazz: Seen Aaron Neville many times, with and without the Brothers. The last time I took my daughter, raving about "the voice", and he just didn't have it I had to bore her with his records for hours later to prove I wasn't nuts (he could have just been worn out from touring, or not feeling well, of course)
	11:49pm doctorjazz: There was the French war, which they won then The American War (you know how that turned out ). Cocky bunch (but very nice to us, actually)
	11:49pm Funky16Corners: Art Neville just retired from performing. I heard he'd been sick for a while. Bootsy Collins also just retired from live performance.
	11:51pm Funky16Corners: We should have paid attention to what happened to the French at Dien Bien Phu. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:51pm doctorjazz: He's listed playing Sopac near me in Jersey on the 12th in a duo.
	11:52pm Erica: Another Technical Difficulty.
	11:52pm Funky16Corners: Aaron Neville?
	11:53pm Funky16Corners: I keep hitting the wrong buttons tonight.
	11:54pm doctorjazz: Yup Jan 12
	11:55pm doctorjazz: I keep trying to copy the link, but my phone isn't letting me
	11:56pm doctorjazz: www.sopacnow.org... Got it . Thanks Larry !
	11:58pm still b/p: Finally watched "The Fog of War" last week. I have a fair grasp of the history but it made made me want to refresh a more detailed survey of our Vietnam war -- via the multi-part PBS series from a couple years ago for instance -- so I could frame and weigh McNamara's own words on it and so I could revisit the perspectives of those who condemned and reviled him.
	12:00am rw: Tape from California is a favorite of mine too. I could, and have, listened to that thing over and over and over and over.
	12:00am chresti: Thanks Larry!
	12:00am Funky16Corners: I'm always in search of a good history of the conflicts in Vietnam from the French on to our involvement
	12:00am coelacanth∅: Thanks Larry take care folks
	12:01am Funky16Corners: @rw - It really keeps on giving.
	12:01am rw: Thank you Mr. 16 Corners! Night kids!
	12:01am Erica: Well that was one of the most interesting shows you've done Larry. Discovered a few favorites. Thanks Larry! Goodnight everyone.
	12:01am Funky16Corners: Nite Chresti! Nite C!
	12:01am still b/p: When world history is written, it will say this show tonight was good. Thanks.
	12:01am Funky16Corners: Thanks Erica! See you next week!
	12:01am chresti: Good night!
	12:02am Funky16Corners: Thanks sbp!
	12:03am doctorjazz: Liked the Men Burns Doc
	12:05am Funky16Corners: The Vietnam one?
	2:01pm Cal Zone!: I was just thinking of Murmaids Paper Sun the other day. I need to find that 45, although Girls Go Zonk! comp may be enough....
	4:28pm Funky16Corners: It's a killer, but getting harder to find these days.

Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from January 9, 2019

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