WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from October 4, 2019

Listener comments!
	2:55pm P-90: こんにちは ! DJ Sheila B の無線の友人を歓迎します！
	3:00pm dreamyandseedy: ready to get giddy!
	3:00pm Jocelyn: Happy Friday Everyone!
	3:01pm ncjay: good afternoon Friday afternoon music lovers, and welcome back Sheila!
	3:01pm Zootopia: Is she back?
	3:01pm listener james from westwood: Welcome back, Sheila!!
	3:01pm Colleen: Set my alarm to listen at work...Looking forward to the show!!
	3:01pm ncjay: and these pictures of young P.P. Arnold are painfully cute!
	3:02pm cuteCloud: helllo :3
	3:02pm P-90: It’s SBB! Now with more P.P.
	3:02pm Rob Kopp: Hello Sheila, hi everyone.
	3:02pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow SBB listeners
	3:02pm harold fridkis: hi beautiful. I'm ready to enjoy today's Sophisticated Boom Boom!
	3:02pm Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: Hello all good people.
	3:02pm Rick G: Cheerful Friday Sheila B and all listeners from everywhere. Fall has arrived in the Puget Sound!
	3:03pm battleaxe: YEAH! Welcome back Sheila B.
	3:03pm tim from champaign: Hello Sheila and everybody! Looking forward to the PP Arnold interview.
	3:04pm harold fridkis: I missed you so much. glad you're back on WFMU!
	3:05pm djmorticia: What an opening! Love this song!!!
	3:05pm phillippe bastille: happy Friday!!
	3:06pm Guido from Cologne: hello Sheila!
	3:07pm Passaic River Blues: Beautiful.
	3:07pm Jocelyn: Welcome Back, Sheila! No matter how great the DJ’s who fill in, we always miss you dearly.
	3:07pm John from Florham park: Wow great version of this song
	3:09pm Guido from Cologne: When did Cat Stevens cut his version of his song "The First Cut Is The Deepest"?
	3:09pm kev: This is great
	3:09pm djmorticia: Cool cover by Norma Fraser! I like her version of Respect too.
	3:09pm Jocelyn: How have I never heard this?
	3:09pm djsheilab: Happy Friday music lovers! I am so excited to bring you the star of today's show. Miss P.P. Arnold coming up at around 4pm-ish!
	3:10pm Hubig Pie: Cat Stevens original, ammiright?
	3:10pm P-90: Norma Frazier’s cover is a classic!
	3:10pm djsheilab: djmorticia from Sweden in the house! Hello lovely lady!
	3:10pm John from Florham park: @guidio 1967
	3:11pm djsheilab: Hubig Pie—Cat Stevens wrote the song but PP Arnold was the first to record it.
	3:11pm djsheilab: And thank you Jocelyn for your very kind words.
	3:12pm Cooh John: Hello djsheilab and sophisticates. Excited for P.P Arnold!
	3:12pm Rob Kopp: Love her backing vocals on Tin soldier by The Smal Faces www.youtube.com...
	3:12pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Jocelyn, what's goin' on today?
	3:13pm Jett: I love the Cat Stevens version best, but P.P. does a really good job on it. P.P. was an Ikette for awhile!
	3:13pm Guido from Cologne: Thanks @John www.discogs.com... P.P. Arnold's single came before? OK.
	3:14pm Jett: djsheilab is super cool, love her!
	3:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Sheila and all you cool cats!
	3:14pm djsheilab: May I briefly direct your attention to our October HellRaiser campaign, which is currently underway! Anything you can donate to help us through the winter would be most appreciated. Thank you friends!
	3:15pm John from Florham park: @Jett wonder if Ike wailed on her too @Guido yes sir she did
	3:15pm Jett: Haven't heard this Donna Summer track in a long time.
	3:16pm djsheilab: Thanks Jett! P.P. will be sharing about her time with the Ikettes.
	3:16pm Zootopia: "Come Home Baby" I hope you could play this single. It has PP Arnold and her backing band on that single is most of the Rolling Stones.
	3:16pm ianm: giorgio and donna! thanks for the dance break, Sheila!
	3:17pm Jocelyn: Phillipe, I’m tired but fabulous. Stayed up until dawn devouring Debbie Harry’s book. How is everything there?
	3:17pm Jett: Ike was ruthless, it would not surprise me. I do admire his musical talent, but what a jerk!
	3:17pm tim from champaign: Whoa! Sheila, I know you like positive feedback for your segues but the Georgia to Donna transition was something else! I was totally lost in space from the Georgia track and didn't realize it was a new song until Donna started singing.
	3:17pm Passaic River Blues: This is some top-notch Giorgio Moroder production here.
	3:18pm PETER KAPRELIAN: I can't believe I'm hearing this! Thank you, Sheila!
	3:18pm listener james from westwood: No mistaking Donna and Giorgio!
	3:18pm John from Florham park: @Jett understatement of the tear about Ike
	3:18pm Jett: @djsheilab Just thanks for being so awesome! Stay well!
	3:19pm listener james from westwood: Ohhhh, cue Bert Cooper with this Nellie track!
	3:20pm Jett: I can't say something worse on the chat!
	3:20pm cuteCloud: healthcare 4 everyone
	3:20pm cuteCloud: <3
	3:21pm djsheilab: I keep trying to say a personal hello to everyone and then I nearly miss my cues! Too many short songs. But please know I appreciate each and every one of you for being with me today.
	3:22pm shabs: I love that every time Shelia is on I am getting a musical education. ❤️
	3:22pm John from Florham park: @Jett trust me I have seen worse on the chat
	3:22pm prudy: love me the Mahotella Queens. Saw them several times back in 80s-90s. Thanks for playing them Sheila!
	3:23pm djsheilab: Hmmm....turntable cue is acting up!
	3:23pm John from Florham park: @Shabs I have noticed that almost all the DJs on here give us an education on music
	3:23pm Phillippe Bastille: @Jocelyn can't complain. Not happy summer is over, but that's life
	3:25pm Jett: Young Celia! Can't go wrong with that!
	3:27pm djmorticia: And Celia Cruz! You’re spoiling us big time tonight @sheila !
	3:28pm Jocelyn: Summer felt like it ended too soon!
	3:29pm Jett: Your beautiful voice is always a pleasure to hear. You can never blast my ears! Much love SheilaB.
	3:33pm P-90: Thanks Gaby Green for making it so “smooth and beautiful”!
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I always think of P.P.'s 'If You Think You're Groovy' - & her trading vocalisms with no less than Steve Marriott & the Small Faces!
	3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& P.P.'s B-Day yesterday!
	3:35pm Michele with One "L": LOVE THIS SINGLE
	3:37pm Rob Kopp: @RRN63: that b-side of her 4th single (Groovy) is my favorite solo record of her as well. Tin Soldier 2.0
	3:38pm Rob Kopp: a-side
	3:38pm djsheilab: Michele with One "L"—Isn't it a beauty? Try singing Lionel Richie's "Hello" over it... :)
	3:39pm tim from champaign: OK, I'm starting to see connections here. The Immediate logo on the PP Arnold album cover reminded my of The Jam, then Sheila said PP's song-writing partner also works with Paul Weller and then RRN said PP sand with Steve Marriott who is a huge influence on Paul Weller.
	3:40pm Jett: The answer to an early question is P.P. Arnold released it around May of 1967, I believe Cat released it around October of 1967. He wrote it, but P.P. released it first! Patricia Ann Cole.
	3:40pm listener james from westwood: SOTW is a firecracker of a track!
	3:42pm djsheilab: tim from champaign—All the connections are so wonderful! A real musical family—from back in the 60s and today!
	3:42pm Zootopia: I bought the Touch Red album upon hearing it on SBB.
	3:43pm Zootopia: Closer To Grey
	3:43pm djsheilab: Zootopia—Music to my ears!
	3:43pm tim from champaign: Phew, I was afraid I was starting to sound like a conspiracy theorist. Something tells me that Paul Weller is on PP's new album, maybe?
	3:44pm Zootopia: SBB tastemaker extraordinaire
	3:44pm EG_Astro: hello everyone! excited to listen to the show after work!
	3:46pm Jett: Can never get enough Millie Jackson! What a voice!
	3:47pm djsheilab: P.P. Arnold coming up a little after 4pm!
	3:48pm Yes: Happy to be here
	3:49pm Mike tp: tight stuff millie.
	3:49pm djmorticia: @jett Agree! Lyrics are amazing too.
	3:50pm Zootopia: good picture of the Chromatics and their gorgeous singer upload.wikimedia.org...
	3:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like how Marty McSorley plays Millie Jackson a couple of times a month on his show.
	3:50pm djsheilab: Ken From Hyde Park—Agreed! Glad he's giving her her proper due on the regular.
	3:51pm Zootopia: What a transition from blue to yellow
	3:51pm tim from champaign: The Paris Sisters are total David Lynch/John Waters soundtrack material.
	3:52pm Zootopia: agreed tim. This is the first I have heard of them. Now I am seaching for an anthology
	3:52pm tneeld: Hi all! Going to Stereolab tonight and I can't wait. Show is wonderful as always...
	3:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Sheila - "Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?" gets the requests, but Millie Jackson gets the plays.
	3:54pm Avrilinmay: nodding my head in agreement with your thoughts on fall, that is also starting right at the same time these days (despite weird hot temperatures every other day, during the day) way over here, around halfway across the globe from wfmu (I find myself focusing on weather talk now when I never thought I would before. Must be that global warming sting!) ;
	3:54pm Zootopia: Tim, They are on a Twin Peaks soundtrack.
	3:55pm chalmers: After seeing the Linda Ronstadt documentary, I thought, “I sure hope Sheila B. saw this.”
	3:55pm Avrilinmay: and as always since I discovered your show -around a year ago- a deep fuzzy warm feeling of a mixture of pride and admiration at your dedication to bring us all those créatrICES; inspiring to get the strength to continue to do the same, and learn how to do it right! So, much thanks, just like all my other fellow admirers in the chat already said <3 (also, your voice makes me so much less anxious every friday evening when I listen :)) )
	3:56pm tim from champaign: @Zootopia - oh wow! I need to fact check my posts - haha!
	3:56pm Jett: I prefer the Doris Troy original of "Just One Look." I recently saw the Linda Ronstadt documentary, a loving tribute but also quite sad. Highly recommended!
	3:56pm P-90: Fun to see everyone come down with a fresh dose of Linda fever after the documentary
	3:57pm Yes: I need more linda ronstadt in my life
	3:57pm frozen_peas: you have to love Linda's enthusiasm on this track.
	3:57pm Cooh John: Girly great goodness to ease into the weekend.
	3:57pm djsheilab: P-90—Indeed! Linda fever is spreading....
	3:58pm John from Florham park: What happened to Linda is sad
	3:58pm Zootopia: tim you were spot on
	3:58pm tim from champaign: I lived in Lubbock Texas for 9 months at the beginning of this decade. There was a restaurant there that had photos up of famous local musicians performing on stage. There was a picture of Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Linda Ronstadt on stage together in the early 80s and Linda was wearing one of those digital calculator watches!
	3:59pm djsheilab: Thank you Avrilinmay for all that you've said here! Glad I can help ease your anxiety. Doing this show helps to ease mine :)
	4:00pm Jamie: I love Chairlift, I didn't know Caroline has a new single, exciting!
	4:03pm Zootopia: I echo Avrillnmay, whatever crap is going on in life, its hard to think about it hearing SBB's voice. Even when she's down, she's up. Or maybe she's so far up there, he lows are higher than everyone's highs. You can't help but get a lift from these three hours. I try to take these three hours off from work for my own mental health.
	4:05pm P-90: “All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace”
	4:05pm Avrilinmay: @zootopia "Even when she's down, she's up" is what I was trying to put into words but didn't know how!
	4:05pm RomanDogBird: i've been meaning to get around to more adam curtis, i really just want to spend an afternoon watching The Century of the Self and The Power of Nightmares again some day. really interesting hearing about this massive attack collaboration!
	4:06pm Avrilinmay: oh my .. ! is this for real ? I was exactly thinking this, and recommending him, to a close parent, right this morning! agree agree agree
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - I see on fb you say P.P. sang with Nick Drake - !!
	4:08pm Zootopia: This sounds like Stax Records
	4:10pm cuteCloud: Yay P.P.!
	4:10pm Jamie: aww, she's so sweet
	4:11pm Patrick Hoboken: This is great, never heard her interviewed before!
	4:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: www.pparnold.com Looks like she's touring the U.K. these days.
	4:16pm cheri the duff: Good afternoon sheila and all
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Holy Smokes sounds exactly the same. What a combination of Voice & Taste in material.
	4:16pm P-90: I think the incarnation of “Once on This Island”. she spoke of was the 1994 London production
	4:18pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and sophisticates. Late to the Boom Boom Room, but ready for the rest.
	4:18pm ?: Yes On Massive attack! Just got out of car sorry for the late comment!
	4:20pm Don F.: PP Arnold - whatta voice!
	4:21pm John from Florham park: Just sitting on the the couch with my earphones listening to this great interview
	4:22pm Zootopia: Stone Pony's version was second?
	4:22pm Colleen: Hey John!!
	4:23pm John from Florham park: Hey Colleen sitting here mesmerized by this show
	4:23pm steveo: first recorded by the northern bluegrass band the Greenbriar Boys and included on their 1966 album, Better Late than Never!.
	4:24pm John from Florham park: Wish there was a way I could triple click this song
	4:27pm Zootopia: It's fun to be in this chat room with all the music geeks
	4:27pm frozen_peas: PP Arnold is a fascinating artist and person. Great interview, Sheila. So much fun to listen to her talk about her life!
	4:28pm Carmichael: Mike Nesmith does a pretty spiffy version. Maybe cuz he wrote it ...
	4:28pm Jocelyn: This interview is incredible.
	4:28pm Patrick Hoboken: I love that PP Arnold uses the classic English term "snogging"
	4:28pm steveo: "One of the greatest gifts a songwriter can ever get is to hear one of their songs completely reimagined so that it comes up anew shining bright and dazzling a new audience. That happened to me when I heard P P Arnold take on Different Drum with a bunch of English musicians." -Mike Nesmith
	4:28pm John from Florham park: @Zootopia it is an honor to be among music geeks
	4:31pm P-90: I was hoping P.P. would tell Sheila this story about how she joined Ike & Tina’s show and left her husband on the same day!
	4:33pm Jocelyn: This is so important. We’re never too old to make things happen for ourselves.
	4:35pm Jocelyn: The interview isn’t over yet but I’d like to request another conversation with her. I could listen to her tell stories forever.
	4:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow.
	4:37pm P-90: PP’s stories of going to England and finding it so free from all the racial baggage in the States are similar to Maxine Weldon’s. (Mick Jagger another common theme...)
	4:38pm Brian in Brooklyn: Amazing Stories. What a treasure!
	4:38pm Vanessa Tara: i'm here ... home sick with sinus flu ...
	4:39pm B/wad: Amazing artist and interview and life! Thanks Sheila, from TLV
	4:39pm Listener Howard and the Cats: This is all so great, Sheila! Thank you! <3!
	4:40pm Don F.: Wow - Intriguing interview. Thanks Sheila B.
	4:40pm Patrick Hoboken: Just looking at her bio on wikipedia, what a career. She featured on so much of the music I heard growing up in England.
	4:40pm Jocelyn: Vanessa Tara, I hope you feel better soon!
	4:41pm Vanessa Tara: thx jocelyn!
	4:42pm John from Florham park: @VT hope you feel better too
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh yeah! 'Angel of the Morning'. Geeez!
	4:43pm chris: hi, Sheila and folks. loving all of this!
	4:43pm John from Florham park: @patrick I have heard some good music on the BBC
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jimi - part outrageous part shy...
	4:47pm P-90: Mick Jagger also produced a P.P. Arnold/ Rod Stewart duet (“Come Home Baby” I think) with Ron Wood, Keith Richards, and Keith Emerson. She was totally embraced by the London Rock scene in its absolutely coolest era.
	4:48pm thormagma: Daaaaamnnnnn the way those drums just came in was so fuckin killer
	4:49pm Guido from Cologne: Great album opener.
	4:49pm Vanessa Tara: her birthday was yesterday
	4:50pm Vanessa Tara: happy belated, pp arnold!
	4:51pm Patrick Hoboken: wow... great questions Sheila!!
	4:52pm Cooh John: Was P.P. the inspiration for "Brown Sugar"?
	4:54pm Rob Kopp: No, that was Marsha Hunt
	4:54pm P-90: @Cooh John: that was always rumored to be is tribute to Maxine Weldon
	4:56pm johnzo: amazing music and Amazing interview!!!
	4:56pm P-90: Tasty groove dirt, love it
	4:56pm tim from champaign: Did Carly Simon pay PP royalties for ripping off the chorus for You're So Vain?
	4:58pm Passaic River Blues: @Tim: hahaha
	4:58pm Cooh John: Thanks, P-90 & Rob Kopp. I guess Mick liked a lot of sweets.
	4:59pm tim from champaign: Wow, that was so heavy!
	5:02pm P-90: Wow, “bonus” interview
	5:03pm Passaic River Blues: This is fantastic radio. Great opening set well programmed, thoughtful interview intercut with excellent but relevant tracks, and now this Craddock interview.
	5:06pm Vanessa Tara: great new track!
	5:07pm P-90: That was like the moment in a documentary film when it cuts to Steve Craddock for some comments about P.P. Arnold
	5:08pm johnzo: love this song!!
	5:09pm johnzo: yea the bonus interview... you're thoroughness & dedication to getting the story is impressive! thanks!
	5:10pm Cooh John: Wish that "Baby Blue" was on 45.
	5:11pm Jett: Patricia really sounds like a wonderful lady, and I think she immediately took a liking to you, Sheila. Thanks for doing this. She definitely deserves more recognition.
	5:12pm djsheilab: Thank you for all your wonderful comments! I wanted to bring her songs + story together in the best way I could.
	5:13pm Guido from Cologne: i actually find the new version better. i'm surprised.
	5:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Don't forget to pedge! pledge.wfmu.org...
	5:19pm P-90: Steve Freakin’ Howe, no less
	5:20pm Guido from Cologne: Tony Ashton and Roy Dyke of the Remo Four (more famous in Germany). And Kim Gardner of the Creation.
	5:23pm Guido from Cologne: While a part of the vinyl pressings are horrible. I gon an orange one. Crackling and off-center. Pretty much wailing.
	5:26pm Guido from Cologne: Post Tomorro pre Yes period Stev Howe had some quite interesting projects going on.
	5:27pm tim from champaign: Thanks, Guido. I though Kim Gardner's name was familiar. The Creation!
	5:28pm Micheal: Thanks for a great interview, Sheila! What a talent. Congrats on new record, P.P.!
	5:28pm Mike tp: I never heard of pp Arnold before t ou day.thanks sheila b
	5:29pm Guido from Cologne: Kim Gardner's doughter is a bass player as well. LA-based studio musician if i remember right.
	5:32pm Rob Kopp: This was a great interview, Sheila.
	5:32pm Guido from Cologne: Thank you so much for the interview Sheila!
	5:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah. Ken Burns, look out!
	5:33pm RomanDogBird: fantastic interview & showcase!
	5:34pm P-90: That was AMAZING
	5:34pm Jett: Nobody does "Angel Of The Morning," better than Evie Sands, who is also the original. Having said that, P.P. Arnold's version is pretty good. Thanks again for doing this interview Sheila. <3
	5:35pm Brian in Brooklyn: Amazeballs!
	5:35pm mary: p p arnold WOW -everything! thanks, Sheila, great interview.
	5:35pm Vanessa Tara: thanks, sheila, that was great!
	5:35pm johnzo: this song is so timeless
	5:36pm jamie: oooh I live in Manchester!
	5:36pm cuteCloud: so excellent! the t was hot :3 thank u PP + Sheila
	5:36pm Cool Runnings: Sistah !! My beautiful sistah PP!!
	5:37pm Jocelyn: What an amazing interview! I hope you get to speak to her again. Oh I need to see her live.
	5:38pm Jocelyn: It’s also so beautiful that the stories of these artists are being told.
	5:38pm KidProJoe: Amazing interview!
	5:39pm johnzo: great job sb!
	5:40pm P-90: Pledge now! ...or you just might wake up one day surrounded by a moat, filled with alligators or snakes. And you won’t get to choose which...
	5:42pm tim from champaign: Excellent interview, Sheila! It was great!
	5:42pm Jett: Will you be attending the record show at Bohemian Hall in Astoria on Sunday @SheilaB ???
	5:46pm Cooh John: Thanks, djsheilab. Your interviews are epic.
	5:46pm djsheilab: Thank you everyone!!!!! I'm going to send P.P. the link to the archive, and I'm sure she'll be excited by all the comments :)
	5:51pm Jocelyn: P.P.’s interview has left me on a cloud
	5:51pm listener james from westwood: Had a feeling we'd hear from Olsen today!
	5:52pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks for a(nother) lovely show. Oh, and I believe I am in love with Angel Olsen. Don't tell anyone.
	5:54pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again for the 1,5 hours of P.P. Arnold. It surely was worth listening to her story.
	5:54pm djmorticia: Thank YOU! Had such a great Friday night, getting swept away by the music and you interesting interview with P.P. Arnold! Have a fab weekend!
	5:55pm Mike tp: holy smokes angel
	5:56pm diciassette: love this! what are the odds that this is the last song on side 2.. (+hello)
	5:56pm frozen_peas: Big thanks to you sheila!! Excellent show and interview.
	5:56pm ncjay: fabulous show, Sheila - and the P.P. interview was great! She has so many amazing experiences to relate!
	5:56pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Sheila, and what an amazing interview!
	5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: ┐(・。・┐) ♪ Thank you, Sheila, for a fun show today. Take care.
	5:59pm Dave Miss: Good vibes
	5:59pm Avrilinmay: oh ... this song .. Daniel Johnston .. and this beautiful cover !
	6:00pm Guido from Cologne: ha just bought the Angel Olsen
	6:00pm chris: thanks, Sheila!
	6:00pm P-90: Thanks, DJ Sheila!
	6:01pm Vanessa Tara: thank you!!!
	6:01pm djsheilab: Thank you dear listeners! See you next week + thank you to all who pledged...so far! ;)
	6:01pm kev: Hi
	7:45pm Michael 98145: Yes! RIP Kim Shattuck.
	4:56pm Candy-O'67: Thanks, Larry! Fabulous show! Really enjoyed it :)

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from October 4, 2019

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October 4, 2019: Everything’s Gonna Be Alright! Featuring the First Lady of Immediate Records, P.P. Arnold

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
P.P. Arnold	Everything’s Gonna Be Alright	The First Lady Of Immediate	Charly	2015	Album from 1968 P.P. Arnold’s debut single, originally released in 1967		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Norma Fraser	The First Cut Is The Deepest	Full Up: Best Of Studio One, Volume 2	Jamaica Recording & Publishing Studio	1987	From 1967 (cut the same year P.P. Arnold recorded the original version)		0:04:56 (Pop-up)
Georgia Anne Muldrow	When The Fonk Radiates	VWETO II	Mello Music Group	2019		*	0:08:40 (Pop-up)
Donna Summer	Lucky "Lucky" by "Donna Summer"	Bad Girls	Casablanca	1979			0:13:23 (Pop-up)
Nellie McKay	The Best Things In Life Are Free	Bagatelles	Palmetto	2019	New album out 10/25!	*	0:17:09 (Pop-up)
Mahotella Queens	Dinaka "Dinaka" by "Mahotella Queens"	Meet the Mahotella Queens	Umsakazo Records	2019	South African girl group, formed in 1964 / "Dinaka" from 1966	*	0:19:27 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Bardot	Ciel De Lit "Ciel De Lit" by "Brigitte Bardot"	B.B.	Philips	1964			0:22:30 (Pop-up)
Celia Cruz	Muñecas Del Cha Cha Cha	The Legendary Celia Cruz	Westside	2016	From 1955		0:23:41 (Pop-up)

The Chromatics	Touch Red "Touch Red" by "The Chromatics"	Closer To Grey	Italians Do It Better	2019	MY SINGLE OF THE WEEK!	*	0:33:59 (Pop-up)
Massive Attack	Safe From Harm "Safe From Harm" by "Massive Attack"	Blue Lines	Wild Bunch Records	1991	Did anyone see the ASTOUNDING Massive Attack shows at Radio City? All hail the brilliance of Adam Curtis!		0:39:25 (Pop-up)
Millie Jackson	I Cry "I Cry" by "Millie Jackson"	It Hurts So Good	Ace Records	2012	From 1973		0:44:07 (Pop-up)
The Paris Sisters	Sincerely "Sincerely" by "The Paris Sisters"	Everything Under the Sun!!!	Eric Records	2014	From 1967		0:48:08 (Pop-up)
The Jelly Beans	Baby Be Mine "Baby Be Mine" by "The Jelly Beans"		Red Bird	1964			0:50:21 (Pop-up)
Linda Ronstadt	Just One Look "Just One Look" by "Linda Ronstadt"	Living In the USA	Asylum	1978			0:53:19 (Pop-up)
Caroline Polachek	So Hot You’re Hurting My Feelings	Pang	Columbia	2019	Former Chairlift singer / New solo album out 10/18!	*	0:56:14 (Pop-up)

P.P. Arnold Interview & Retrospective!
P.P. Arnold	The Time Has Come "The Time Has Come" by "P.P. Arnold"		Immediate	1967			1:05:55 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold Interview	"P.P. Arnold Interview"						1:07:55 (Pop-up)
Primal Scream featuring P.P. Arnold	The Understanding	Long Agos And Worlds Apart: A Tribute To The Small Faces	Nice Records	1996			1:12:27 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold Interview	"P.P. Arnold Interview"						1:18:11 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold	Different Drum "Different Drum" by "P.P. Arnold"	The New Adventures Of P.P. Arnold	earMUSIC	2019		*	1:20:38 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold Interview	"P.P. Arnold Interview"						1:23:21 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold	The First Cut Is the Deepest		Immediate	1967			1:36:14 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold Interview	"P.P. Arnold Interview"						1:38:54 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold	(If You Think You’re) Groovy		Immediate	1967	Pardon my scratchy 45!		1:46:28 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold Interview	"P.P. Arnold Interview"						1:48:51 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold	Though It Hurts Me Badly		Immediate	1967	written by P.P. Arnold		1:53:54 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold Interview	"P.P. Arnold Interview"						1:57:05 (Pop-up)
Steve Cradock Interview (founder of Ocean Colour Scene, P.P. Arnold's producer)							2:00:33 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold	Baby Blue "Baby Blue" by "P.P. Arnold"	The New Adventures Of P.P. Arnold	earMUSIC	2019		*	2:04:09 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold	Though It Hurts Me Badly	The New Adventures Of P.P. Arnold	earMUSIC	2019	The new version!	*	2:07:24 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold Interview	"P.P. Arnold Interview"						2:12:09 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold	The Turning Tide "The Turning Tide" by "P.P. Arnold"	The Turning Tide	Kundalini Music	2017	From 1968 / Written by Barry Gibb		2:23:18 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold Interview	"P.P. Arnold Interview"						2:26:44 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold	Angel Of the Morning "Angel Of the Morning" by "P.P. Arnold"		Immediate	1968	Thank you P.P Arnold, Steve Cradock, + Gaby Green!!!!!		2:30:43 (Pop-up)

The Muffs	New Love "New Love" by "The Muffs"		Sympathy for the Record Industry	1991	RIP Kim Shattuck		2:42:13 (Pop-up)
Barrie	Drag "Drag" by "Barrie"	Happy To Be Here (Ext)	Winspear	2019		*	2:43:47 (Pop-up)
Brittany Howard	Run To Me "Run To Me" by "Brittany Howard"	Jaime	ATO Records	2019		*	2:46:39 (Pop-up)
Angel Olsen	Chance "Chance" by "Angel Olsen"	All Mirrors	Jajaguwar	2019	New album out today!	*	2:49:20 (Pop-up)
Someone with Benjamin Longman	True Love Will Find You In the End		PIAS	2019		*	2:55:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:55pm P-90: こんにちは ! DJ Sheila B の無線の友人を歓迎します！
	3:00pm dreamyandseedy: ready to get giddy!
	3:00pm Jocelyn: Happy Friday Everyone!
	3:01pm ncjay: good afternoon Friday afternoon music lovers, and welcome back Sheila!
	3:01pm Zootopia: Is she back?
	3:01pm listener james from westwood: Welcome back, Sheila!!
	3:01pm Colleen: Set my alarm to listen at work...Looking forward to the show!!
	3:01pm ncjay: and these pictures of young P.P. Arnold are painfully cute!
	3:02pm cuteCloud: helllo :3
	3:02pm P-90: It’s SBB! Now with more P.P.
	3:02pm Rob Kopp: Hello Sheila, hi everyone.
	3:02pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow SBB listeners
	3:02pm harold fridkis: hi beautiful. I'm ready to enjoy today's Sophisticated Boom Boom!
	3:02pm Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: Hello all good people.
	3:02pm Rick G: Cheerful Friday Sheila B and all listeners from everywhere. Fall has arrived in the Puget Sound!
	3:03pm battleaxe: YEAH! Welcome back Sheila B.
	3:03pm tim from champaign: Hello Sheila and everybody! Looking forward to the PP Arnold interview.
	3:04pm harold fridkis: I missed you so much. glad you're back on WFMU!
	3:05pm djmorticia: What an opening! Love this song!!!
	3:05pm phillippe bastille: happy Friday!!
	3:06pm Guido from Cologne: hello Sheila!
	3:07pm Passaic River Blues: Beautiful.
	3:07pm Jocelyn: Welcome Back, Sheila! No matter how great the DJ’s who fill in, we always miss you dearly.
	3:07pm John from Florham park: Wow great version of this song
	3:09pm Guido from Cologne: When did Cat Stevens cut his version of his song "The First Cut Is The Deepest"?
	3:09pm kev: This is great
	3:09pm djmorticia: Cool cover by Norma Fraser! I like her version of Respect too.
	3:09pm Jocelyn: How have I never heard this?
	3:09pm djsheilab: Happy Friday music lovers! I am so excited to bring you the star of today's show. Miss P.P. Arnold coming up at around 4pm-ish!
	3:10pm Hubig Pie: Cat Stevens original, ammiright?
	3:10pm P-90: Norma Frazier’s cover is a classic!
	3:10pm djsheilab: djmorticia from Sweden in the house! Hello lovely lady!
	3:10pm John from Florham park: @guidio 1967
	3:11pm djsheilab: Hubig Pie—Cat Stevens wrote the song but PP Arnold was the first to record it.
	3:11pm djsheilab: And thank you Jocelyn for your very kind words.
	3:12pm Cooh John: Hello djsheilab and sophisticates. Excited for P.P Arnold!
	3:12pm Rob Kopp: Love her backing vocals on Tin soldier by The Smal Faces www.youtube.com...
	3:12pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Jocelyn, what's goin' on today?
	3:13pm Jett: I love the Cat Stevens version best, but P.P. does a really good job on it. P.P. was an Ikette for awhile!
	3:13pm Guido from Cologne: Thanks @John www.discogs.com... P.P. Arnold's single came before? OK.
	3:14pm Jett: djsheilab is super cool, love her!
	3:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Sheila and all you cool cats!
	3:14pm djsheilab: May I briefly direct your attention to our October HellRaiser campaign, which is currently underway! Anything you can donate to help us through the winter would be most appreciated. Thank you friends!
	3:15pm John from Florham park: @Jett wonder if Ike wailed on her too @Guido yes sir she did
	3:15pm Jett: Haven't heard this Donna Summer track in a long time.
	3:16pm djsheilab: Thanks Jett! P.P. will be sharing about her time with the Ikettes.
	3:16pm Zootopia: "Come Home Baby" I hope you could play this single. It has PP Arnold and her backing band on that single is most of the Rolling Stones.
	3:16pm ianm: giorgio and donna! thanks for the dance break, Sheila!
	3:17pm Jocelyn: Phillipe, I’m tired but fabulous. Stayed up until dawn devouring Debbie Harry’s book. How is everything there?
	3:17pm Jett: Ike was ruthless, it would not surprise me. I do admire his musical talent, but what a jerk!
	3:17pm tim from champaign: Whoa! Sheila, I know you like positive feedback for your segues but the Georgia to Donna transition was something else! I was totally lost in space from the Georgia track and didn't realize it was a new song until Donna started singing.
	3:17pm Passaic River Blues: This is some top-notch Giorgio Moroder production here.
	3:18pm PETER KAPRELIAN: I can't believe I'm hearing this! Thank you, Sheila!
	3:18pm listener james from westwood: No mistaking Donna and Giorgio!
	3:18pm John from Florham park: @Jett understatement of the tear about Ike
	3:18pm Jett: @djsheilab Just thanks for being so awesome! Stay well!
	3:19pm listener james from westwood: Ohhhh, cue Bert Cooper with this Nellie track!
	3:20pm Jett: I can't say something worse on the chat!
	3:20pm cuteCloud: healthcare 4 everyone
	3:20pm cuteCloud: <3
	3:21pm djsheilab: I keep trying to say a personal hello to everyone and then I nearly miss my cues! Too many short songs. But please know I appreciate each and every one of you for being with me today.
	3:22pm shabs: I love that every time Shelia is on I am getting a musical education. ❤️
	3:22pm John from Florham park: @Jett trust me I have seen worse on the chat
	3:22pm prudy: love me the Mahotella Queens. Saw them several times back in 80s-90s. Thanks for playing them Sheila!
	3:23pm djsheilab: Hmmm....turntable cue is acting up!
	3:23pm John from Florham park: @Shabs I have noticed that almost all the DJs on here give us an education on music
	3:23pm Phillippe Bastille: @Jocelyn can't complain. Not happy summer is over, but that's life
	3:25pm Jett: Young Celia! Can't go wrong with that!
	3:27pm djmorticia: And Celia Cruz! You’re spoiling us big time tonight @sheila !
	3:28pm Jocelyn: Summer felt like it ended too soon!
	3:29pm Jett: Your beautiful voice is always a pleasure to hear. You can never blast my ears! Much love SheilaB.
	3:33pm P-90: Thanks Gaby Green for making it so “smooth and beautiful”!
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I always think of P.P.'s 'If You Think You're Groovy' - & her trading vocalisms with no less than Steve Marriott & the Small Faces!
	3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& P.P.'s B-Day yesterday!
	3:35pm Michele with One "L": LOVE THIS SINGLE
	3:37pm Rob Kopp: @RRN63: that b-side of her 4th single (Groovy) is my favorite solo record of her as well. Tin Soldier 2.0
	3:38pm Rob Kopp: a-side
	3:38pm djsheilab: Michele with One "L"—Isn't it a beauty? Try singing Lionel Richie's "Hello" over it... :)
	3:39pm tim from champaign: OK, I'm starting to see connections here. The Immediate logo on the PP Arnold album cover reminded my of The Jam, then Sheila said PP's song-writing partner also works with Paul Weller and then RRN said PP sand with Steve Marriott who is a huge influence on Paul Weller.
	3:40pm Jett: The answer to an early question is P.P. Arnold released it around May of 1967, I believe Cat released it around October of 1967. He wrote it, but P.P. released it first! Patricia Ann Cole.
	3:40pm listener james from westwood: SOTW is a firecracker of a track!
	3:42pm djsheilab: tim from champaign—All the connections are so wonderful! A real musical family—from back in the 60s and today!
	3:42pm Zootopia: I bought the Touch Red album upon hearing it on SBB.
	3:43pm Zootopia: Closer To Grey
	3:43pm djsheilab: Zootopia—Music to my ears!
	3:43pm tim from champaign: Phew, I was afraid I was starting to sound like a conspiracy theorist. Something tells me that Paul Weller is on PP's new album, maybe?
	3:44pm Zootopia: SBB tastemaker extraordinaire
	3:44pm EG_Astro: hello everyone! excited to listen to the show after work!
	3:46pm Jett: Can never get enough Millie Jackson! What a voice!
	3:47pm djsheilab: P.P. Arnold coming up a little after 4pm!
	3:48pm Yes: Happy to be here
	3:49pm Mike tp: tight stuff millie.
	3:49pm djmorticia: @jett Agree! Lyrics are amazing too.
	3:50pm Zootopia: good picture of the Chromatics and their gorgeous singer upload.wikimedia.org...
	3:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like how Marty McSorley plays Millie Jackson a couple of times a month on his show.
	3:50pm djsheilab: Ken From Hyde Park—Agreed! Glad he's giving her her proper due on the regular.
	3:51pm Zootopia: What a transition from blue to yellow
	3:51pm tim from champaign: The Paris Sisters are total David Lynch/John Waters soundtrack material.
	3:52pm Zootopia: agreed tim. This is the first I have heard of them. Now I am seaching for an anthology
	3:52pm tneeld: Hi all! Going to Stereolab tonight and I can't wait. Show is wonderful as always...
	3:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Sheila - "Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?" gets the requests, but Millie Jackson gets the plays.
	3:54pm Avrilinmay: nodding my head in agreement with your thoughts on fall, that is also starting right at the same time these days (despite weird hot temperatures every other day, during the day) way over here, around halfway across the globe from wfmu (I find myself focusing on weather talk now when I never thought I would before. Must be that global warming sting!) ;
	3:54pm Zootopia: Tim, They are on a Twin Peaks soundtrack.
	3:55pm chalmers: After seeing the Linda Ronstadt documentary, I thought, “I sure hope Sheila B. saw this.”
	3:55pm Avrilinmay: and as always since I discovered your show -around a year ago- a deep fuzzy warm feeling of a mixture of pride and admiration at your dedication to bring us all those créatrICES; inspiring to get the strength to continue to do the same, and learn how to do it right! So, much thanks, just like all my other fellow admirers in the chat already said <3 (also, your voice makes me so much less anxious every friday evening when I listen :)) )
	3:56pm tim from champaign: @Zootopia - oh wow! I need to fact check my posts - haha!
	3:56pm Jett: I prefer the Doris Troy original of "Just One Look." I recently saw the Linda Ronstadt documentary, a loving tribute but also quite sad. Highly recommended!
	3:56pm P-90: Fun to see everyone come down with a fresh dose of Linda fever after the documentary
	3:57pm Yes: I need more linda ronstadt in my life
	3:57pm frozen_peas: you have to love Linda's enthusiasm on this track.
	3:57pm Cooh John: Girly great goodness to ease into the weekend.
	3:57pm djsheilab: P-90—Indeed! Linda fever is spreading....
	3:58pm John from Florham park: What happened to Linda is sad
	3:58pm Zootopia: tim you were spot on
	3:58pm tim from champaign: I lived in Lubbock Texas for 9 months at the beginning of this decade. There was a restaurant there that had photos up of famous local musicians performing on stage. There was a picture of Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Linda Ronstadt on stage together in the early 80s and Linda was wearing one of those digital calculator watches!
	3:59pm djsheilab: Thank you Avrilinmay for all that you've said here! Glad I can help ease your anxiety. Doing this show helps to ease mine :)
	4:00pm Jamie: I love Chairlift, I didn't know Caroline has a new single, exciting!
	4:03pm Zootopia: I echo Avrillnmay, whatever crap is going on in life, its hard to think about it hearing SBB's voice. Even when she's down, she's up. Or maybe she's so far up there, he lows are higher than everyone's highs. You can't help but get a lift from these three hours. I try to take these three hours off from work for my own mental health.
	4:05pm P-90: “All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace”
	4:05pm Avrilinmay: @zootopia "Even when she's down, she's up" is what I was trying to put into words but didn't know how!
	4:05pm RomanDogBird: i've been meaning to get around to more adam curtis, i really just want to spend an afternoon watching The Century of the Self and The Power of Nightmares again some day. really interesting hearing about this massive attack collaboration!
	4:06pm Avrilinmay: oh my .. ! is this for real ? I was exactly thinking this, and recommending him, to a close parent, right this morning! agree agree agree
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - I see on fb you say P.P. sang with Nick Drake - !!
	4:08pm Zootopia: This sounds like Stax Records
	4:10pm cuteCloud: Yay P.P.!
	4:10pm Jamie: aww, she's so sweet
	4:11pm Patrick Hoboken: This is great, never heard her interviewed before!
	4:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: www.pparnold.com Looks like she's touring the U.K. these days.
	4:16pm cheri the duff: Good afternoon sheila and all
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Holy Smokes sounds exactly the same. What a combination of Voice & Taste in material.
	4:16pm P-90: I think the incarnation of “Once on This Island”. she spoke of was the 1994 London production
	4:18pm Carmichael: Heya Sheila and sophisticates. Late to the Boom Boom Room, but ready for the rest.
	4:18pm ?: Yes On Massive attack! Just got out of car sorry for the late comment!
	4:20pm Don F.: PP Arnold - whatta voice!
	4:21pm John from Florham park: Just sitting on the the couch with my earphones listening to this great interview
	4:22pm Zootopia: Stone Pony's version was second?
	4:22pm Colleen: Hey John!!
	4:23pm John from Florham park: Hey Colleen sitting here mesmerized by this show
	4:23pm steveo: first recorded by the northern bluegrass band the Greenbriar Boys and included on their 1966 album, Better Late than Never!.
	4:24pm John from Florham park: Wish there was a way I could triple click this song
	4:27pm Zootopia: It's fun to be in this chat room with all the music geeks
	4:27pm frozen_peas: PP Arnold is a fascinating artist and person. Great interview, Sheila. So much fun to listen to her talk about her life!
	4:28pm Carmichael: Mike Nesmith does a pretty spiffy version. Maybe cuz he wrote it ...
	4:28pm Jocelyn: This interview is incredible.
	4:28pm Patrick Hoboken: I love that PP Arnold uses the classic English term "snogging"
	4:28pm steveo: "One of the greatest gifts a songwriter can ever get is to hear one of their songs completely reimagined so that it comes up anew shining bright and dazzling a new audience. That happened to me when I heard P P Arnold take on Different Drum with a bunch of English musicians." -Mike Nesmith
	4:28pm John from Florham park: @Zootopia it is an honor to be among music geeks
	4:31pm P-90: I was hoping P.P. would tell Sheila this story about how she joined Ike & Tina’s show and left her husband on the same day!
	4:33pm Jocelyn: This is so important. We’re never too old to make things happen for ourselves.
	4:35pm Jocelyn: The interview isn’t over yet but I’d like to request another conversation with her. I could listen to her tell stories forever.
	4:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow.
	4:37pm P-90: PP’s stories of going to England and finding it so free from all the racial baggage in the States are similar to Maxine Weldon’s. (Mick Jagger another common theme...)
	4:38pm Brian in Brooklyn: Amazing Stories. What a treasure!
	4:38pm Vanessa Tara: i'm here ... home sick with sinus flu ...
	4:39pm B/wad: Amazing artist and interview and life! Thanks Sheila, from TLV
	4:39pm Listener Howard and the Cats: This is all so great, Sheila! Thank you! <3!
	4:40pm Don F.: Wow - Intriguing interview. Thanks Sheila B.
	4:40pm Patrick Hoboken: Just looking at her bio on wikipedia, what a career. She featured on so much of the music I heard growing up in England.
	4:40pm Jocelyn: Vanessa Tara, I hope you feel better soon!
	4:41pm Vanessa Tara: thx jocelyn!
	4:42pm John from Florham park: @VT hope you feel better too
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh yeah! 'Angel of the Morning'. Geeez!
	4:43pm chris: hi, Sheila and folks. loving all of this!
	4:43pm John from Florham park: @patrick I have heard some good music on the BBC
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jimi - part outrageous part shy...
	4:47pm P-90: Mick Jagger also produced a P.P. Arnold/ Rod Stewart duet (“Come Home Baby” I think) with Ron Wood, Keith Richards, and Keith Emerson. She was totally embraced by the London Rock scene in its absolutely coolest era.
	4:48pm thormagma: Daaaaamnnnnn the way those drums just came in was so fuckin killer
	4:49pm Guido from Cologne: Great album opener.
	4:49pm Vanessa Tara: her birthday was yesterday
	4:50pm Vanessa Tara: happy belated, pp arnold!
	4:51pm Patrick Hoboken: wow... great questions Sheila!!
	4:52pm Cooh John: Was P.P. the inspiration for "Brown Sugar"?
	4:54pm Rob Kopp: No, that was Marsha Hunt
	4:54pm P-90: @Cooh John: that was always rumored to be is tribute to Maxine Weldon
	4:56pm johnzo: amazing music and Amazing interview!!!
	4:56pm P-90: Tasty groove dirt, love it
	4:56pm tim from champaign: Did Carly Simon pay PP royalties for ripping off the chorus for You're So Vain?
	4:58pm Passaic River Blues: @Tim: hahaha
	4:58pm Cooh John: Thanks, P-90 & Rob Kopp. I guess Mick liked a lot of sweets.
	4:59pm tim from champaign: Wow, that was so heavy!
	5:02pm P-90: Wow, “bonus” interview
	5:03pm Passaic River Blues: This is fantastic radio. Great opening set well programmed, thoughtful interview intercut with excellent but relevant tracks, and now this Craddock interview.
	5:06pm Vanessa Tara: great new track!
	5:07pm P-90: That was like the moment in a documentary film when it cuts to Steve Craddock for some comments about P.P. Arnold
	5:08pm johnzo: love this song!!
	5:09pm johnzo: yea the bonus interview... you're thoroughness & dedication to getting the story is impressive! thanks!
	5:10pm Cooh John: Wish that "Baby Blue" was on 45.
	5:11pm Jett: Patricia really sounds like a wonderful lady, and I think she immediately took a liking to you, Sheila. Thanks for doing this. She definitely deserves more recognition.
	5:12pm djsheilab: Thank you for all your wonderful comments! I wanted to bring her songs + story together in the best way I could.
	5:13pm Guido from Cologne: i actually find the new version better. i'm surprised.
	5:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Don't forget to pedge! pledge.wfmu.org...
	5:19pm P-90: Steve Freakin’ Howe, no less
	5:20pm Guido from Cologne: Tony Ashton and Roy Dyke of the Remo Four (more famous in Germany). And Kim Gardner of the Creation.
	5:23pm Guido from Cologne: While a part of the vinyl pressings are horrible. I gon an orange one. Crackling and off-center. Pretty much wailing.
	5:26pm Guido from Cologne: Post Tomorro pre Yes period Stev Howe had some quite interesting projects going on.
	5:27pm tim from champaign: Thanks, Guido. I though Kim Gardner's name was familiar. The Creation!
	5:28pm Micheal: Thanks for a great interview, Sheila! What a talent. Congrats on new record, P.P.!
	5:28pm Mike tp: I never heard of pp Arnold before t ou day.thanks sheila b
	5:29pm Guido from Cologne: Kim Gardner's doughter is a bass player as well. LA-based studio musician if i remember right.
	5:32pm Rob Kopp: This was a great interview, Sheila.
	5:32pm Guido from Cologne: Thank you so much for the interview Sheila!
	5:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah. Ken Burns, look out!
	5:33pm RomanDogBird: fantastic interview & showcase!
	5:34pm P-90: That was AMAZING
	5:34pm Jett: Nobody does "Angel Of The Morning," better than Evie Sands, who is also the original. Having said that, P.P. Arnold's version is pretty good. Thanks again for doing this interview Sheila. <3
	5:35pm Brian in Brooklyn: Amazeballs!
	5:35pm mary: p p arnold WOW -everything! thanks, Sheila, great interview.
	5:35pm Vanessa Tara: thanks, sheila, that was great!
	5:35pm johnzo: this song is so timeless
	5:36pm jamie: oooh I live in Manchester!
	5:36pm cuteCloud: so excellent! the t was hot :3 thank u PP + Sheila
	5:36pm Cool Runnings: Sistah !! My beautiful sistah PP!!
	5:37pm Jocelyn: What an amazing interview! I hope you get to speak to her again. Oh I need to see her live.
	5:38pm Jocelyn: It’s also so beautiful that the stories of these artists are being told.
	5:38pm KidProJoe: Amazing interview!
	5:39pm johnzo: great job sb!
	5:40pm P-90: Pledge now! ...or you just might wake up one day surrounded by a moat, filled with alligators or snakes. And you won’t get to choose which...
	5:42pm tim from champaign: Excellent interview, Sheila! It was great!
	5:42pm Jett: Will you be attending the record show at Bohemian Hall in Astoria on Sunday @SheilaB ???
	5:46pm Cooh John: Thanks, djsheilab. Your interviews are epic.
	5:46pm djsheilab: Thank you everyone!!!!! I'm going to send P.P. the link to the archive, and I'm sure she'll be excited by all the comments :)
	5:51pm Jocelyn: P.P.’s interview has left me on a cloud
	5:51pm listener james from westwood: Had a feeling we'd hear from Olsen today!
	5:52pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks for a(nother) lovely show. Oh, and I believe I am in love with Angel Olsen. Don't tell anyone.
	5:54pm Rob Kopp: Thanks again for the 1,5 hours of P.P. Arnold. It surely was worth listening to her story.
	5:54pm djmorticia: Thank YOU! Had such a great Friday night, getting swept away by the music and you interesting interview with P.P. Arnold! Have a fab weekend!
	5:55pm Mike tp: holy smokes angel
	5:56pm diciassette: love this! what are the odds that this is the last song on side 2.. (+hello)
	5:56pm frozen_peas: Big thanks to you sheila!! Excellent show and interview.
	5:56pm ncjay: fabulous show, Sheila - and the P.P. interview was great! She has so many amazing experiences to relate!
	5:56pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Sheila, and what an amazing interview!
	5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: ┐(・。・┐) ♪ Thank you, Sheila, for a fun show today. Take care.
	5:59pm Dave Miss: Good vibes
	5:59pm Avrilinmay: oh ... this song .. Daniel Johnston .. and this beautiful cover !
	6:00pm Guido from Cologne: ha just bought the Angel Olsen
	6:00pm chris: thanks, Sheila!
	6:00pm P-90: Thanks, DJ Sheila!
	6:01pm Vanessa Tara: thank you!!!
	6:01pm djsheilab: Thank you dear listeners! See you next week + thank you to all who pledged...so far! ;)
	6:01pm kev: Hi
	7:45pm Michael 98145: Yes! RIP Kim Shattuck.
	4:56pm Candy-O'67: Thanks, Larry! Fabulous show! Really enjoyed it :)

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from October 4, 2019

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