WFMU: Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from August 21, 2020

Listener comments!
	2:23pm Michael 98145: Heart warming aloha
	2:59pm Michael 98145: bing
	3:00pm Rob Kopp: Hello Michael, hello Sheila, hello Friday friends
	3:00pm dreamyandseedy: ready to get giddy!
	3:01pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Sheila and all! Dig the HBO open!!
	3:02pm Rob Kopp: Since yesterday we have 10.000 Kinks covers in our list kindakinks.net...
	3:02pm ncjay: Welcome back Sheila, and greetings, music lovers!
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Hello DJ Sheila and all the most Sophisticated of Boom Boomers. Greetings from weekend vacation upstate!
	3:02pm Fox: This is EPIC!!
	3:02pm Rtintera: The soundtrack to my youth. Hbo
	3:02pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡
	3:02pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: gooood afternoon everyone!
	3:03pm Rick G: Greetings and best wishes this Friday, Sheila and all. New intro?
	3:03pm Fox: I'm not the only person who has that whole intro playing in their head as they listened, am I?
	3:03pm Rtintera: Anyung ha-say o
	3:04pm djsheilab: Happy Friday music lovers! I bring out this HBO intro once a year. EPIC indeed, Fox!
	3:04pm Rtintera: @fox I will die with the the hbo intro song in my head
	3:04pm cal: Hi Sheila, Glad to be back. I've been away and in internet hell! Still away, but internet hell is over. so glad to be listening to you today!!
	3:05pm chalmers: Sheila B. bringing the filth!
	3:05pm djsheilab: I can't believe I've never played this classic on my show before.
	3:06pm Jason from Houston: (ﾉ･ｪ･)ﾉ
	3:06pm Rob Kopp: That's not a Kinks cover but a Kinks original :-)
	3:07pm Cooh John: Hello djsheilab and sophisticated listeners. Listening on Liberty Island through fantastic circumstance.
	3:07pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hi Sheila and everybody! Thank you for not playing the Bowie and Jagger version!
	3:08pm Rob Kopp: or the Kinks
	3:08pm listener james from westwood: Puffy!!
	3:08pm BH: at least Bowie and Jagger were having lots of fun during their music video for that song
	3:09pm June: Hi Sheila! Feeling so up already with these great tunes!
	3:09pm Jocelyn: Happy Friday Everyone!
	3:10pm Stanley: Hi Sheila and the Sophisti-cats!
	3:10pm tneeld: Hi all! Great to be listening this afternoon. I have one more SBB until I'm in Germany (hopefully permanently!) I'll get that nighttime SBB feel soon.
	3:10pm loveless: @Jocelyn Good to see your name pop up on the board. How have you been?
	3:11pm tim from champaign (now washington): @BH - yeah, a lot more fun than the viewers even.
	3:11pm Franco: Hello Sheila !!! it's nice to have you back !!
	3:11pm Stanley: Cooh John: how the good fortune?
	3:11pm djsheilab: A warm welcome to you, Rob Kopp, Jason from Houston, BH, listener james from westwood, tim from champaign, Cooh John, Michael 98145, dreamyandseedy, ncjay, Handy Haversack, Fox, Rtintera, EarlyMorningInSeoul, Rick G, chalmers, cal, loveless, tneeld, Stanley, Franco, Jocelyn + June!
	3:12pm Jocelyn: Loveless, Sick then was without internet while house sitting then work. It’s been an insane few months!
	3:12pm Rob Kopp: That aways must be a lot of copy+paste work you are doing, Sheila
	3:13pm djsheilab: Rob Kopp—I write them out!
	3:13pm peonie: hm need to ease into this one
	3:14pm loveless: @Jocelyn It has been the strangest of times. Glad you are better and with internet service!
	3:14pm Handy Haversack: Cheers, Stanley!
	3:14pm Michael 98145: Donnas!!
	3:15pm Rob Kopp: That's a long time ago I heard The Donnas
	3:16pm June: Oh yes The Donnas :)
	3:16pm badass.bish190: I remember this was the outro song that they played at the credits of the movie Mean Girls
	3:16pm HexFamChan: Awesome version!
	3:16pm goes211: Hello Sheila! Hello all!
	3:16pm Rob Kopp: Nothing wrong with a good cover. Spanis girl band Hinds recently did Spanish bombs of The Clash (perfect title of course for them). Unfortunately it's not on their last LP
	3:16pm diciassette: Ahoy! Energy jolt!
	3:17pm Frank Zaatar: Great to hear Dancing in the Streets--not only the greatest single ever made but the greatest summer song ever made (ok, IMHO)!
	3:17pm badass.bish190: Live life to the fullest!
	3:18pm djsheilab: Hey Frank Zaatar, goes 211, HexFamChan, baddass.bish190 + peonie!
	3:19pm mysilentface: Happy Friday, Sheila and everyone! I'm ready to get giddy!
	3:19pm peonie: who else is surfing rn
	3:19pm Rob Kopp: Nice sleeve!
	3:20pm badass.bish190: haha not me
	3:20pm djsheilab: Hey diciassette + mysilentface!
	3:20pm Andrew_in_WI: Surf Bunny Beach is probably the top place I would rather be than a mushroom farm in central Wisconsin.
	3:20pm Jason from Houston: 〜〜( ･ｪ･)〜〜
	3:20pm Jocelyn: The Honeys make me so happy.
	3:21pm surfin' steveo-fari: hi sheila & everyybodyy -- havin' fun!
	3:21pm HexFamChan: Yes y'all, such a great happy friday soundtrack!
	3:21pm Michael 98145: yes
	3:21pm (another) Patrick in Hoboken: I'm taking a week off next week and hoping to do some surfing - putting me in the frame of mind...
	3:21pm ZeeBee: hey Sheila and friends!!
	3:23pm joe mulligan: Here's your WFMU surf report: It's pretty flat in NY & NJ now through the weekend but tropical storm Laura will bring us some swell for early next week. Tuesday's the day to wax your boards!
	3:23pm Handy Haversack: Rob Kopp, I heard that cover on WFMU on some show not too long ago. Mattiel's new "Guns of Brixton" cover is excellent.
	3:24pm peonie: whoa murder case. why Johnny
	3:24pm peonie: lol Sheila we luv u ty for your golden voice
	3:25pm Jocelyn: We need an Annette dance party!
	3:25pm Rtintera: Sam nailed it
	3:26pm ZeeBee: @joe mulligan, you were recovering from a broken leg, no? hope all is well and your back on the waves.
	3:26pm steveo: that'd be cool to continue to allow remote fill-ins from time to time, if and when the station ever goes back to normal
	3:26pm June: Oh jumping to conclusions!
	3:28pm joe mulligan: @ZeeBee you have got a good memory! 6 more weeks till I can paddle out. had my first PT sesh yesterday
	3:28pm Rob Kopp: @Handy: Will look for that one
	3:29pm ZeeBee: @joe mulligan, oh nice! I have about 4 weeks left on crutches. Glad to hear you are doing well.
	3:30pm sv: i love trip reports
	3:30pm June: Yes! It’s absolutely healing and transformational.
	3:30pm peonie: Yes!!
	3:30pm Timothy L.: LSD is better than shrooms!
	3:30pm listener james from westwood: Yay for pushing open the doors of perception! And got-damn, that revelation. (And no overshare perceived!)
	3:30pm Rob Kopp: Nothing wrong with playing records from the 60's in the 20's
	3:30pm joe mulligan: glad to hear you're healing too @ZeeBee!
	3:31pm tim from champaign (now washington): What amount constitutes a micro-dose?
	3:31pm P-90: But wait: the 1960’s are an exception to that “the past is an escape” stuff.
	3:31pm Jocelyn: That’s really profound Sheila. I had a similar experience once. I found that while I do genuinely love era things, I was using it all as an escape from daily chaos.
	3:31pm tim from champaign (now washington): I agree with Robb.
	3:31pm Jett: I missed you, I decided to go out of town on Friday, I knew you'd be off. Loved the Puffy track, completely blew me away. Glad you had a great time while you were off. Apparently Alvy is doing better. Glad to know that. You are amazing and I'm so glad to be listening. Stay well! Welcome home. ❤️@djsheilab
	3:32pm Jocelyn: COVID taught me I have so more self work to do.
	3:32pm Cooh John: @Stanley: Drove 9 hours to get my daughter, 2 grandchildren, and a 155 pound dog on a plane to Ireland where they will now live.
	3:32pm Choggie: Congratulations young lady. Now you're ready for an heroic dose: 5 dried grams of shrooms and remember, set and setting. I recommend solitary camping trip with one seaso ed navigator. Campfire and stars
	3:32pm cal: I'm so afraid of psychedelics. You are a brave soul! The present is so challenging. The past is a great place to escape to as a coping mechanism. i love your fetish with the 60's. Brings back memories!
	3:34pm WM: Revolutionaries and artists often feel that they have been born too late. Maybe the feeling is a prelude to revolutionary or transformative action.
	3:34pm ZeeBee: Its been really great lately to open up to myself and others about how psychedelics have played a roll in my development and I am grateful for all the lessons and experiences with them and look forward to more. I always love hearing about your seeking experiences on the show Sheila!
	3:34pm diciassette: <-- shares fear of p--delics, however is interested in re-arranging brain cells
	3:34pm Jocelyn: John, that’s a heck of a drive. Cal, I was too. Everyone’s journey is different but I have to say it’s best done in a safe place with safe people.
	3:34pm Choggie: Fear of psychedelics once conquered, reveals the fear of the mind's potential and delusions. Free your mind, Neo!
	3:35pm Jett: Haven't had mushrooms in ages. I recall one time while on the subway and a friend and I had done them. This girl began talking to us, and all we did was start laughing, the more she tried to talk to us, the harder we would laugh. I think her guy hipped her to what was going on with us after a while. Just uncontrollable laughter.
	3:35pm Rob Kopp: @Cooh John. Don't know where you live, but I hope for you it's not too far away.
	3:36pm June: Really recommend Iowaska. It is best to do it with a close group and a legit* shaman. It’s such an unbelievable cleanse that transports you to past lives.
	3:36pm WM: Nostalgia for the past - isn't that the theme of Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris?
	3:37pm djsheilab: Cal—The wonderful thing about micro-dosing is that it's not at all scary.
	3:37pm Christopher S Clabbers: Sheila. welcome back! Same same. my only trips have been to PA Dutch country and some flea markets....all for record shopping....and thank you for todays only true "LOL" regarding mushrooms.....LOVE! Chris in Philly
	3:37pm tneeld: Sometimes (but not always) looking to the past can be a way to politically recontextualize the present. I'm thinking Dr Buzzard's Original Savannah Band for some reason - 70's looking to the 20's.
	3:37pm Pat Sabbath: Hey Sheila B, listening to your program and am thoroughly enjoying it. Profoundly enjoying it ! ! ! I love WFMU. YOU ROCK !
	3:37pm djsheilab: Jocelyn—Love that you're a fellow seeker!
	3:37pm cal: I did psychedelics in the 70's.. It certainly opened up my mind. My last trip wasn't so great. I heard my mother talking to me on the car radio, and she was on every station. I swear that was what happened to me. It was funny and not so funny! If you only knew my mother! So i stopped all mind altering substances for a long time.
	3:38pm Michael 98145: Hungary!
	3:38pm cal: One day, maybe I'll do it. If there are some safe souls out there to guide me!!
	3:39pm Choggie: That's hilarious Cal! Did you tell your mother??
	3:39pm Choggie: Maybe you two should trip together!!
	3:40pm tim from champaign (now washington): Seriously though, what's a micro-dose and what are the effects compared to a full on dose?
	3:40pm djsheilab: cal—Oh my god! What a story!
	3:41pm tim from champaign (now washington): And what are the benefits? Just curious.
	3:41pm Michael 98145: Love Cléa. I suspect i first heard her here.
	3:41pm Choggie: Microdosing enhances an already enjoyable situation....kinna like a dooby with some good scotch
	3:41pm djsheilab: tim from champaign—A proper psychedelic dose is between 3-5 grams. I took 0.1 grams.
	3:42pm Jocelyn: All I can say is it’s repaired things therapy never could for me
	3:42pm tim from champaign (now washington): Man - I can barely handle hearing my mom completely sober. HEaring her on every channel would scare me straight!
	3:42pm Choggie: ....with a pot of coffee
	3:42pm djsheilab: I got a TON of insights from the micro-dosing.
	3:42pm June: Yes Jocelyn! That’s utter truth right there.
	3:43pm Choggie: Soon, therapies involving psilocybin will be commonplace, at least in some states
	3:43pm WM: We want to hear more of your insights, dear Shelia.
	3:44pm Rob Kopp: I don't want to take the risk my mother is a member of every girl group record I pull out of a sleeve
	3:44pm June: If you feel comfortable, try micro-dosing and going to a sensory deprivation float. It will be insanely freeing.
	3:44pm cal: I'd love to trip with my fellow Sheila B listeners!! You guys are sooo cool because you listen to Sheila's Show
	3:44pm djsheilab: Will speak more about it in my next mic break.
	3:44pm ZeeBee: I had a recent experience with Bufo Alvarius, it was truly life changing.
	3:45pm chris: hi, Sheila and folks. lovely tunes, Sheila. happy to hear you were rewarded with microdosing. planning some of that myself, though macrodosing used to be my MO, now is the time for gentle insights.
	3:46pm Rob Kopp: That sleeve of Lizzy reminds me of one of the best I know: www.discogs.com...
	3:46pm Jett: Nobody does this deejay thing better than Sheila.
	3:47pm djsheilab: Awwww...thanks Jett!
	3:48pm annette: Friday greetings,Sheila and world of listeners. toasting to all with fresh chopped cherries drizzled with amaretto topped with cherry ice cream. salute !
	3:48pm Vanessa: @sheila: luv to hear a brenda and the tabulations track sometime
	3:48pm Jocelyn: Oh how I’ve missed the beautiful opinions and thoughts this place gives me!
	3:48pm Jett: 2 outstanding ones, Lizzy Mercier Descloux and The Lockettes both biggie's at my house!
	3:48pm tim from champaign (now washington): There's no chance of me doing any psychedelics these days but I'm way into psychedelic music.
	3:48pm Vanessa: "that's in the past" or "that's the price you have to pay"
	3:49pm djsheilab: Hey Vanessa, annette, chris, ZeeBee, Choggie, and all of you checking in + sharing!
	3:51pm peonie: mm this is nice
	3:52pm JuneBeesMatthews: Putting it out there for anyone who is interested, here are some great alternatives to conventional therapy and healing: Past life regression therapy Hypnosis Therapy Iowaska LSD *of course Reiki Sound Bowl Pyramid Meditation Sensory Deprivation Floating
	3:52pm gregory g: enjoying the show outside with ice cream popsicles, thanks!
	3:53pm Vanessa: trippy girl group song: "wounded" by the cookies
	3:54pm cal: Psychedelics are presently being used in therapy for addictions, and very depressed people. There is a book by Michael Pollin, Changing your Mind. He writes some very interesting and comprehensive stuff about psychedelics. I enjoyed reading it!
	3:56pm moish: i saw his interview with hamilton recently...
	3:56pm JuneBeesMatthews: Really interesting Cal, thanks for sharing the book name, want to read it now.
	3:56pm Michele with One "L": I love you Sheila.
	3:56pm sv: this rules!
	3:57pm Carl: Love the passion, feeling, and honesty you bring to your show to Sheila.
	3:57pm Windy City: Freeing your mind w/o judgement ❤️
	3:58pm goes211: MAPS is a good resource on psychedelics.
	3:58pm JuneBeesMatthews: YES the answers are within you!! Oh my goodness gracious YES!
	3:58pm ?: It's NEX-ee-um.
	3:58pm goes211: MAPS.org I mean!
	3:59pm HexFamChan: good stuff!
	3:59pm Peter in Brookline (Critical) Mass: I think they pronounce it as NEX-eee-ummm.
	3:59pm (another) Patrick in Hoboken: Sounds like some of the insights that meditation practice can reveal; but meditation requires practice; possibly mushrooms reveal a lot in one session?
	4:00pm Tom from Stirling: Shaking and ecstatic dance are great ways to regulate our nervous systems.
	4:00pm Jett: Nothing wrong with having structured guitar lessons, but it's also great to do it your way. Music is not always about great musicianship. Some of the records that you love are not necessarily by great musicians. Yet they are brilliant pieces. I'm sure you can create great music on the guitar. Go for it! Sheila.
	4:00pm Krull Sagan: Way to go Sheila! Waiting for my little cubensis babies to pop out of their cakes as we speak; weird to hear this little informative digression re. your microtrip
	4:01pm djsheilab: Oooh! This might be my favorite comments board day ever :)
	4:01pm Jason from Houston: Proper, djsheilab. ꒰⑅•ᴗ•⑅꒱
	4:02pm djsheilab: (another) Patrick in Hoboken—I could never have reached these sort of insights from meditation. I find meditation helpful but I'm still too in my head.
	4:02pm djsheilab: Tom from Stirling—Indeed!
	4:02pm βrian: Oh Celia, My Celia!
	4:02pm Tom from Stirling: Great comments board thanks to Sheila B Sheila take a, Sheila take a bow!
	4:02pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Say yes to mushrooms.
	4:03pm moish: @jett I heard an interview on fuv sometime in the last couple years w/ conner oberst talking about taking a university music class that he had to drop cause he can't read music
	4:03pm cal: Lennon wrote a song, Instant Karma. I think it was about psychedelics. Ram Dass, used to say that psychedelics open things up so fast and the hard work is doing it without psychedelics. He was a partner with Tim Leary in the old LSD days! This is a very different time now. Sheila, you are right. Maybe we should pay more attention to living in the present!!
	4:03pm djsheilab: moish—Tragic. I've been there too. But I kept forcing it. And it never stuck. And I wasted a lot of time and money.
	4:03pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks for the additional explanation, Sheila. These days I'm totally sober but I'm really open minded to what others get out of substance use.
	4:04pm WM: Yes! Being taught "the right way" to do things is exactly what I experienced growing up! And being taught the "right way" to play music often seems to be a crippling influence on many young aspiring musicians.
	4:04pm CeeDub: always nice to have Dan Akroyd as Pres Jimmy Cater talk you down from a bad orange sunshine trip
	4:04pm djsheilab: Sending love right back, Michele! Xoxox
	4:04pm ZeeBee: I just rewatched Midnight Gospel recently and was happy to revisit its psychedelic themes and insights in a fun cartoon format. im looking forward to taking a small dose of mushrooms when i am off my crutches and getting back into my routine life. I have found these substances kind of shake the snow globe of the mind.
	4:04pm Jett: @moish Lot's of great artists can't read music. No problem.
	4:04pm Rick G: I did my share of mushrooms and acid in the 80’s and 90’s, before a pivot to meditation around 1994. I’d never rule out microdosing, however. In the meantime I’ll stick to the cushion.
	4:04pm Rob Kopp: When I did Ray Davies' songwriting course in 2001, 3 out 16 didn't play an instrument at all
	4:05pm Tom from Stirling: This song playing (Movietone?) is kinda trippy
	4:05pm June: The healing journey must be within and not claimed by another entity. Claiming an individual’s healing energetically puts ownership on one’s soul growth. Thus creating limitations for further growth! Sheila thank you so much for speaking this truth on air, it is so unbelievably important to know, especially today!
	4:06pm djsheilab: June—It's such a pleasure to discuss n' share this with you all!
	4:07pm Jett: At a very young age I had a violin teacher that got me very annoyed and frustrated. I did stop playing for quite awhile also after many years of lessons.
	4:07pm CeeDub: @zeebee, consider some flat water paddling in a closed deck kayak to keep your shoulders ready for the break.
	4:07pm vanya moscow: Oh, I got so much to say about guitar teaching. I'm a guitar player and once in a while i teach. And I always had the opposite problem - people want to be led and shown one way. And I, though I had formal education, never really trusted it and was always like "follow your gut feeling" kinda, and always respected self-taught artists. So go ahead and just do it. So many people play guitar "the right way" - nobody cares about them. I trust little weird own approach that might lead to a unique style
	4:08pm kpx: different minds intake the mechanical perceptions in different ways . how you learn and the procedures in which way you do it may different from someone else's. just so long the end goal achieves your accomplishment.
	4:09pm djsheilab: kpx—It's all as individual as we are ourselves.
	4:09pm listener james from westwood: Lovin' this Babeheaven, even in microdose form ahead of the full release. ;)
	4:09pm βrian: You sit long enough and you really will stick to that cushion!
	4:09pm djsheilab: I did not plan this set to be so psychedelic-sounding! Hahaha!
	4:09pm Tom from Stirling: Cassette Beat also making me ears happy.
	4:10pm cal: June Bees Matthews, Internal Family Systems Therapy and Eye Movement Desensitization therapy are also exciting therapies for change as well. The developer of Internal Family Systems therapy gives a positive nod to use of psychedelics in treatment.
	4:11pm Tom from Stirling: Sheila B, this set must be a cosmic convergence of sorts.
	4:12pm DL in LA: I discovered the same thing about not journaling on lined paper! I used to use these bound lab notebooks with really small graph paper which was not constraining at all. Now I just dictate my journal entries into an app called Day One.
	4:12pm John L: Love this Movietone!!! It fits in with a book I am reading called Folk Horror Revival Volume 2:Sweet Fruits, concerning music that has certain influences in film, literature and sounds, including Broadcast, Sharron Krauss, Incredible String Band and many others. I just started it, but I wouldn't be surprised if there is a Movietone connection somewhere in the book.
	4:13pm Rob Kopp: Ted Hawkins tuned his guitar in such a way he could just put his finger (wearing a glove!) on the same position/fret of every string (ah, how do I explain this clearly). But ofcourse his voice was his true instrument.
	4:13pm moish: i would love to heal my relationships with my parents to the degree that i may be influential towards them considering psychedelics
	4:13pm djsheilab: Rob Kopp—Joni Mitchell, too, came up with her own tunings.
	4:14pm djsheilab: moish—If they see the healing in you, they may be open. That's what happened with my family.
	4:15pm moish: :)
	4:15pm Mike Sin: That whole Nancy Priddy album is worth hearing. "Christina's World" is great too (Not written for her daughter -- Christina Applegate -- as has been printed somewhere... She wasn't born yet!)
	4:16pm djsheilab: Mike Sin! I share your love for the whole album. A real gem.
	4:17pm word: This track is so good.
	4:17pm WM: Thelonious Monk, Ornette Coleman, Captain Beefheart - all examples of great autodidact musicians who learned how to play "the wrong way."
	4:17pm moish: i was just gonna say word!
	4:18pm tim from champaign (now washington): The cover of the album makes me wonder if t his is a soundtrack to a Bollywood monkey movie. I'd watch that!
	4:19pm vanya moscow: And, hey, djsheilab if you got any guitar question – hit me at vanyazhuk@yandex.ru, free online guitar lesson anytime – no leading, just answering questions you might have. Long time fan of the station
	4:19pm djsheilab: Thanks so much Vanya! Appreciate your insights as a guitar teacher.
	4:19pm Jett: @djsheilab In all honesty, I just want you to continue playing, as long as you are enjoying what you're doing with it, is all that matters. I have great faith you'll do a great job with it. You already have that great natural love and appreciation for so many different styles of music.
	4:20pm peonie: throw some clay pidge sfx on this
	4:21pm moish: "fantastic"
	4:21pm Rob Kopp: Sorry, but I would need a mushroom to be able to like this?
	4:21pm Carmichael: I finally got here. Heya Sheila and boomers. Lovin' this Rippin Kitten. Been a loooong week.
	4:22pm Jason from Houston: (ﾉ･ｪ･)ﾉ ♫ ♫ ♫
	4:22pm moish: dag this is siiiiiick!
	4:23pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: awesome track!
	4:24pm HexFamChan: yea loving it
	4:24pm word: Bustin major Rippin Kitten dance moves rn
	4:24pm moish: much love to sheila and <w>fam<u>
	4:26pm djsheilab: Hey Carmichael + word!
	4:27pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: 이미자 ! She released like so so many albums in Korea
	4:29pm Andrew_in_WI: @Sheila Have you read Michael Pollan's most recent book?
	4:30pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @djsheilab: this awesome Korean compilation is coming out soon: dreamrec.co.kr...
	4:32pm Jason from Houston: Hahaha...
	4:32pm somalisa: soooo much love <3 <3 <3 miss kittin rules
	4:33pm listener james from westwood: Has a woman ever covered Glenn Danzig's "Mother"? Because that would rule.
	4:35pm kpx: I seen earlier you played a song by the honeys. which made me think of the honeycombs. which in turn reminds me that next Friday the 28th is honey Lantrees birthday, right on your next show. so you may want to honor it by playing the rubinoos, honey of the honeycombs. just a suggestion, so make a note of it or not .
	4:35pm moish: i recently became aware of an artist mr. kitty... has to be an homage right?
	4:37pm tim from champaign (now washington): Here's a pretty great Baker's Dozen picks from Sylvie Simmons form the Quietus site: thequietus.com...
	4:38pm Jason from Houston: ｀、ヽ(ﾉ･ｪ･)ﾉ ☂ヽ｀、ヽ
	4:38pm kuriousornj: guess this is L. Cohen cover (Keep Dancing)...
	4:40pm kuriousornj: maybe not!
	4:41pm tim from champaign (now washington): I love Blonde Redhead! My first exposure to them was when they opened for Unwound at the Fireside Bowl in Chicago.
	4:42pm Jason from Houston: I first saw them open up for Versus. Great and crazy show...
	4:42pm Lord Blatherard Osmo: Sylvie Simmons also wrote an excellent biography of Leonard Cohen called I'm Your Man and if memory serves Bob Brainen interviewed her years ago on his much-missed Saturday morning WoofMoo program
	4:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Sheila. Welcome back to the air.
	4:43pm tim from champaign (now washington): That would have been a good show, Jason.
	4:43pm djsheilab: Thanks Ken from Hyde Park!
	4:45pm Flint_Jack: Digging Jenny O
	4:45pm PaulRobeson1920: Howd’y yall! It’s Beautiful day In NYC
	4:46pm Mr. Pumpy: Hello, Sheila! Great vibes...
	4:47pm djsheilab: Afternoon Flint_Jack, PaulRobeson1920, + Mr. Pumpy!
	4:47pm Jason from Houston: There was a ground loose or something on stage or with the amps. Shocking for everyone.
	4:48pm June: Oh yes Peggy Lee <3!
	4:48pm Clermont: Another killer show! I guess I should have known all along it was the result of meticulous preparation. Also, I read A Fistful of Gitanes too and it is a great SG bio.
	4:49pm Mr. Pumpy: This Peggy Lee melts me. I'm vanilla ice cream on the floor...and loving it!
	4:49pm Jett: The version I know best of "Back Street Girl" is by Diana Dawn
	4:50pm phat: Holy crap this Peggy Lee!
	4:50pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:51pm djsheilab: Jett—Adrienne Posta does the British cover.
	4:51pm Jett: I know there's also a Jackie De Shannon demo of Back Street Girl. I'm sure you're familiar with both of these versions.
	4:52pm djsheilab: phat, June, + Jason from Houston—Glad you dig!
	4:52pm djsheilab: Thanks Clermont!
	4:52pm kpx: thanks Mr Pumpy, now I got to go get some vanilla ice cream.
	4:52pm Jett: Thanks for that info @djsheilab I like her cover also.
	4:55pm June: Awe such a sweet cover of this song. So many good vibes with this set!
	4:55pm Jason from Houston: OH MY GOSH
	4:55pm phat: Wow. Isobel...
	4:56pm Mr. Pumpy: kpx...don't eat it when Peggy Lee is playing, unless you have a straw.
	4:56pm PaulRobeson1920: And napkins
	4:58pm Jason from Houston: Same. Hahaha...
	4:59pm Handy Haversack: Mr. P! We just went to the farmers market in Hobart and met a guy in an FMU shirt!
	4:59pm Rob Kopp: next time 0.2 gr and you can do something like this much better!
	5:00pm Jimmer: LICHEN E.T.
	5:00pm Rob Kopp: and I liked this mini-song :-)
	5:00pm kpx: Noted, since I don't have any straws are napkins.
	5:00pm Neil M: We always like what we hear! But Okay Kaya's DJ, mmm. Great track. Especially lovable.
	5:02pm Jett: Yes, I loved the "Never My Love" by Isobell Campbell. The DeeJay song was great too. I love Peggy Lee too! Heck it's almost impossible for you to play something I dislike. If she wants to learn to deejay all she has to do is listen to you. DeeJay genius!
	5:02pm listener james from westwood: Amanda Petrusich! Excellent book and writer, and what a sweet cat that is!
	5:02pm Bucksomcounty: Love what I hear and love you! thank you for bringing your beautiful self and vulnerability to our ears Sheila B!!!!
	5:03pm kpx: correction: that's, OR napkins.
	5:03pm listener james from westwood: This cat pic on Amanda's account I'm saving for a sad day to perk me up: www.instagram.com...
	5:04pm djsheilab: Thanks so much, Bucksomcounty!
	5:05pm Mr. Pumpy: @Handy...nice! Sure it wasn't that piece of me?
	5:05pm Jett: "If she told you her name was Alice, she's lying." From my favorite film of all-time!
	5:06pm Mr. Pumpy: kpx...straws are napkins...that has a nice ring
	5:06pm Dave Miss: What happened to Irwin?
	5:06pm Jason from Houston: Hahaha...
	5:07pm dreamyandseedy: i say it every time you play amber and i will say it again ... COME THROUGH AMBERRRRR also major love for the Ojerime song
	5:07pm mmeghan: amber marks does it again!!!!!!!!!!!
	5:07pm P-90: Adding my love for Oderjime
	5:07pm Jason from Houston: My good buddy used to hit this song every damn time at karaoke.
	5:08pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: haha, haven't heard this in so long
	5:08pm kpx: @Mr Pumpy, so glad you made lemonade out of my lemon.
	5:08pm word: Scandalous
	5:08pm listener james from westwood: Recalling that Bronwyn C. found the original of this hilarous.
	5:08pm Carmichael: "Her name is Renee."
	5:09pm Jason from Houston: She would kind of deadpan it. Miss karaoke now...
	5:09pm WoodsOfNH: @djsheilab Amanda Petrusich is indeed a treasure. She came to speak out at a music festival in western New Hampshire (The Thing In The Spring) a few yeas ago. It was a bit about Roscoe Holcomb and the "high lonesome sound." And then there was a discussion about it all with none other than Lonnie Holly in the audience. He performed later. What a day.
	5:10pm Jett: Please send a very loving hello to my best buddy Alvy Singer, I've been praying for his health every day. @djsheilab
	5:11pm P-90: *Ojerime
	5:13pm kpx: @Jett, for what it's worth sending healing vibes to your friend.
	5:14pm djsheilab: Thanks Jett! He seems to be doing well these days, fingers crossed.
	5:14pm Jett: @kpx I hope so! He's been through a lot, thankfully Sheila has been doing a tremendous job as nurse.
	5:15pm June: Sheila B, Queen of dope song transitions
	5:16pm brainiac: Just tuning in... Did Carmichael just get an instant request?
	5:18pm djsheilab: brainiac—A wonderful coincidence!
	5:19pm brainiac: Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. Hi Sheila and microdosers everywhere
	5:20pm djsheilab: June—My most favorite compliment—thanx!
	5:21pm Listener John from NJ: Greetings, Sheila! Greetings, other listeners! Sorry I'm late -- I was at work . . .
	5:21pm Jett: Love this Marisa Monte track!
	5:22pm WoodsOfNH: @djsheilab You're going to have to work hard to one-up the Spiritualized -> K.D. Lang transition.
	5:23pm djsheilab: WoodsofNH—Ooh! Glad that was memorable :)
	5:23pm djsheilab: Hey Listener John from NJ!
	5:23pm Carmichael: Whoa, I was responding to Jett's quote re: Lost Highway. That was freaky.
	5:24pm Rob Kopp: During the few songs I didn't like, like Rippin Kitten (sorry Sheila) and Lay me down (het spijt me Renee), I listened to Blonde On The Tracks (you guess: all Dylan songs) by Emma Swift, the partner of Robyn Hitchcock. Highly recommended!
	5:25pm brainiac: The day an authorized blu-ray of Lost Highway comes out will be a wonderful day indeed.
	5:25pm Handy Haversack: Gonna go hike up the mountain. Thanks, Sheila! Be well, all!
	5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Happy Freya'sday Evening Ladies & Occasional Men !
	5:27pm Jason from Houston: (ﾉ･ｪ･)ﾉ
	5:28pm Jett: Yes, @Carmichael "Lost Highway" is my favorite film!
	5:28pm Jocelyn: Alvy is beautiful!
	5:28pm moish: is there a wfmu discord?
	5:29pm listener james from westwood: I feel like Fabio must have a cat. One of those white Blofeld jobs or maybe a sleek Siamese.
	5:29pm Jocelyn: We need more Alvy photos! Your Grandmother too!
	5:29pm Jett: Alvy is beautiful, I love that photo. ❤️ @djsheilab
	5:29pm ?: I have three cats!
	5:29pm Carmichael: Sheila, expect a call from Mark Hurst.
	5:29pm listener james from westwood: I love Alvy's wee toe socks!
	5:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo Kiggy ! ...the 'new' facebook hasn't come down on me yet - dreading it...
	5:30pm moish: i just turned fb back on after five years...
	5:30pm moish: lol @carmichael
	5:30pm listener james from westwood: Does Trouble have a cat? Her show seems like it would go well with one or more cats. IIRC Liz Berg has or had a cat.
	5:31pm WoodsOfNH: Fabio's got to have one of those hairless cats.
	5:31pm Jett: Yes @Carmichael "Her name is Renee"
	5:31pm Karen in Sleepy Hollow: Me too Sheila! Talullah needs 2 inhalers morning and night
	5:32pm moish: lol @woods
	5:32pm P-90: Sweet pic of Alvy on Insta!
	5:33pm Krull Sagan: @ListenerJames I agree re. Fabio! Perhaps an ominous hairless egyptian somethingorother
	5:33pm ZeeBee: i remember that very well!
	5:34pm kpx: @Jett & djSheilab, my bad !. I thought alvy singer was a human. how embarrassing.
	5:35pm Rob Kopp: When you would have said this was Hinds, I would have believed you immediately
	5:36pm Jett: Alvy Singer is like a human being to many.
	5:36pm Rob Kopp: @#$% Now I see it IS Hinds
	5:37pm Jim the Poet: I love this song. Hinds rules.
	5:37pm listener james from westwood: @Krull Sagan: Yes! Fabio idly stroking a Sphynx cat while some monster Kosmische track unwinds on his show.
	5:38pm Jett: Great cover of Ruby and the Romantics by Amy, she could sing anything.
	5:38pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: www.instagram.com...
	5:39pm Carmichael: From Mort Garson, the moog pioneer. Bizarre in that it's so mainstream.
	5:41pm WoodsOfNH: It would be funnier if Fabio had a poodle with that classic cut: ball at the end of the tail, etc. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love his show.
	5:41pm Jett: I think sometimes Sheila gets some fashion tips from Dooley. Ain't that right?
	5:41pm Mailman Tom: I recall when "Pink Shoe Laces" was new on the radio!
	5:41pm Carmichael: Fabio is a bon vivant.
	5:42pm Rob Kopp: I'm off (almost midnight). Will listen to the last 20 min tomorrow. Thanks Sheila.
	5:43pm Jason from Houston: OH MY GAAAAAAAHHHHH
	5:43pm Jett: Millie Jackson is another one that can sing anything. Complete genius!
	5:43pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	5:44pm PaulRobeson1920: 91.1FM is sounding good! Ah, Amy Winehouse... Remember what Tony Bennett spoke about at Whitney Houston's wake? Shucks
	5:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hope Fabio has any kinda kitty he can love.
	5:47pm Krull Sagan: Can he love a living being not made of vinyl tho?
	5:48pm PaulRobeson1920: This Batuque E Reza Forte is top notch!
	5:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah love it.
	5:50pm Fiddlesticks: How have I lived without Arecia Mess in my life???? NEEEED MORE OF THIS.
	5:50pm Jett: My wonderful @djsheilab, Thanks for another beautiful gift from you, so meticulously put together. You are amazing. ❤️ Have another safe and great week. I will miss you, until next time.
	5:51pm word: Thanks for all the great music today @djsheilab.
	5:51pm Jason from Houston: I gotta bounce to the grocery store in the dang rain. Y'all stay sweet and safe... ꒰⑅ᵕ༚ᵕ꒱˖♡ªʳⁱ૭ªᵗ°♡˖꒰ᵕ༚ᵕ⑅꒱
	5:52pm Carmichael: What is this "rain"?
	5:54pm Jason from Houston: I was wondering the same thing before like 20 minutes ago. We may very well get a lot more next week. Gahhhhh...
	5:54pm mmeghan: i always listen to your show at least twice so I can absorb every ounce of it sheila
	5:54pm Vanessa: awesome this!
	5:55pm common: thanks, sheila b.! happy friday!
	5:55pm brainiac: Love the old school sound of Kacey Johansing!
	5:56pm goes211: Fantastic Sheila! Thanxz.
	5:56pm Vanessa: the best soul, hurts your heart
	5:57pm Laurie H: Great cover!
	5:58pm Vanessa: i've heard the blossoms (?) version of this
	5:58pm spacecowboy: how could this be unreleased ?
	5:58pm Kpx: By all and have a great weekend. DJ Sheilab, just a quick reminder before I go please consider my suggestion at 7:35 about playing the rubinoos, honey from the honeycombs, for next week show.
	5:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): I thought this was Laura Nyro at first.
	5:58pm spacecowboy: 1965 missed out
	5:59pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks for the great show Sheila!
	5:59pm Jocelyn: Thank you for a beautiful show as always Sheila! Thank you everyone for the always wonderful conversation I find here. Love to all! Have a safe, happy weekend!
	5:59pm Jett: Big fan of all versions of "Good Good Lovin'"
	5:59pm Listener John from NJ: Thanks for the great music, Sheila!
	5:59pm PaulRobeson1920: Thanks Sheila b! & Skelton crew! Good good stuff!
	5:59pm word: Good Good Lovin’ 1000%
	5:59pm Muhsin Michael Orsini: I've been listening for hours. Thanks DJ Sheila!
	5:59pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Sheila!!
	6:00pm chris: thanks, Sheila!
	6:00pm ncjay: fabulous Sheila! thanks and until next week!
	6:00pm HexFamChan: Thanks Sheila! Awesome show!
	6:00pm radioronan: Thanks Sheila!
	6:00pm djsheilab: Thanks everyone! I had so much fun with you all today! See you next week xoxox
	12:52pm CircularsounD: once again a great show, you just amaze me in where & how you find your wonderful variety of worldly choices - its totally educating - thank you Martin, Norwich (UK)

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Female-fronted pop from the past, present, and future; from all over the globe. And the occasional man.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Gladys Hill (with the Al Grey All Stars)	Please Don't Touch My Bowl	I'm A Bad, Bad Girl - Seven Dozen Dusky Divas 1939-1953	Indigo Recordings	2004	From 1953		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Martha & the Vandellas	Dancing In the Street		Gordy	1964			0:03:37 (Pop-up)
Puffy	Ai No Shirushi "Ai No Shirushi" by "Puffy"	Jet CD	Sony / Epic	1998			0:06:30 (Pop-up)
Surfer Blood featuring Samira Winter	Playing Dumb	Hardboiled	Persona Non Grata	2020	Thanks Mark L.!	*	0:09:05 (Pop-up)
The Donnas	Dancing With Myself "Dancing With Myself" by "The Donnas"	Mean Girls	Rykodisc	2004			0:12:43 (Pop-up)
The Surf Bunnies	Surf Bunny Beach		Dot	1963			0:15:34 (Pop-up)
The Honeys	Shoot the Curl "Shoot the Curl" by "The Honeys"		Capitol	1963			0:17:36 (Pop-up)
Lili Verona	Massa Johnny "Massa Johnny" by "Lili Verona"	Muriel's Treasure, Vol. 1: Vintage Calypso from the 1950s & 1960s	Muriel’s Treasure	2015	From Jamaica, 1954		0:20:03 (Pop-up)

Drew Citron	Summertime "Summertime" by "Drew Citron"	Free Now	Park The Van	2020	Debut album out October 9th!	*	0:31:23 (Pop-up)
Sarolta Zalatnay	Szivárvány "Szivárvány" by "Sarolta Zalatnay"	Ha Fiú Lehetnék	Hungarotoon	2000	From Hungary, 1970		0:34:32 (Pop-up)
Cléa Vincent	Samba "Samba" by "Cléa Vincent"	Tropi-cléa EP	Midnight Special Records	2017			0:37:29 (Pop-up)
Elis Regina	Ou Bola Ou Búlica "Ou Bola Ou Búlica" by "Elis Regina"	Samba, Jazz E Bossa	Universal Music	2006	From Brazil, 1979		0:39:42 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	Off off Pleasure	One For the Soul	ZE Records	2011	From France, 1985		0:42:28 (Pop-up)
The Lockettes	Puddin’ Pie "Puddin’ Pie" by "The Lockettes"	Flip Doo Wop Vol. 2	Ace Records	2013	From 1958		0:44:54 (Pop-up)
Najat Al Saghira	Bahlam Maak "Bahlam Maak" by "Najat Al Saghira"	Oyon El Kalb	Sout El Phan	2002	From Egypt, 1977		0:47:17 (Pop-up)

Movietone	1930’s Beach House "1930’s Beach House" by "Movietone"	The Blossom Filled Streets	Domino Recording Company	1999	Selected by Mike W. for SBB’s summer special		0:58:55 (Pop-up)
Babeheaven	Cassette Beat "Cassette Beat" by "Babeheaven"		Babeheaven	2020	New album, Home For Now, out October 6th!	*	1:04:02 (Pop-up)
Nancy Priddy	You've Come This Way Before	You've Come This Way Before	Rev-Ola Records	2005	From 1968		1:08:08 (Pop-up)
Babla & Kanchan	Aay Mere Dil "Aay Mere Dil" by "Babla & Kanchan"	Ritual Chants	Eskimo Recordings	2016	From India, 1984		1:10:48 (Pop-up)
Goldenboy Vs. Miss Kittin	Rippin Kitten (Tobi Neumann Remix)		Not On Label	2002	Was so psyched to dig out this 12". I love every version of this song. Artists are from France + Switzerland.		1:17:45 (Pop-up)
Lee Mi Ja	A Woman Soaked By Rain "A Woman Soaked By Rain" by "Lee Mi Ja"	Park Choon-Seok’s Composition Book	Jigu Records	2020	From South Korea, 1970		1:24:29 (Pop-up)

Sylvie Simmons	Keep Dancing "Keep Dancing" by "Sylvie Simmons"	Blue On Blue	Compass Records	2020		*	1:33:58 (Pop-up)
Blonde Redhead	Melody "Melody" by "Blonde Redhead"	Misery Is A Butterfly	4AD	2004			1:36:45 (Pop-up)
Jenny O.	Psychedelic Love "Psychedelic Love" by "Jenny O."	New Truth	Mama Bird Recording Company	2020		*	1:40:37 (Pop-up)
Adrienne Posta	Backstreet Girl "Backstreet Girl" by "Adrienne Posta"		Decca	1965	Written by Jackie De Shannon + Sharon Sheeley		1:43:42 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lee	I Don’t Know Enough About You	The Best Of Miss Peggy Lee	Capitol	1998	From 1946		1:45:42 (Pop-up)
Sonia Rossa	Ressalva "Ressalva" by "Sonia Rossa"	A Bossa Rosa De Sonia	Warner Music Brasil	2002	From Brazil, 1967		1:49:26 (Pop-up)
Isobel Campbell	Never My Love "Never My Love" by "Isobel Campbell"	Voices In the Sky	Cooking Vinyl	2020		*	1:52:12 (Pop-up)
Okay Kaya	DJ "DJ" by "Okay Kaya"	Surviving Is the New Living	Jagjaguwar	2020		*	1:55:36 (Pop-up)

Ojerime	Give It Up 2 Me "Give It Up 2 Me" by "Ojerime"	B4 I Breakdown	Fang	2020	MY SINGLE OF THE WEEK!	*	2:02:07 (Pop-up)
Amber Mark	Thong Song "Thong Song" by "Amber Mark"		Jasmine Music	2020	Love to Irwin, Michele + Frangry!	*	2:04:48 (Pop-up)
El Perro Del Mar	From the Valley To the Stars	From the Valley To the Stars	The Control Group	2008			2:08:04 (Pop-up)
Zoë Modiga	Umlolozelo "Umlolozelo" by "Zoë Modiga"	Inganekwane	Yelloewax Pty	2020	From South Africa	*	2:10:17 (Pop-up)
Renee	Lay Me Down "Lay Me Down" by "Renee"	Reaching For the Sky	CNR Music	1980	From the Netherlands		2:13:40 (Pop-up)
Marisa Monte	Pernambucobucolismo "Pernambucobucolismo" by "Marisa Monte"	Infinito Ao Meu Redor	EMI Music Brasil	2008	From Brazil		2:16:30 (Pop-up)
Joanne Robertson	Hit "Hit" by "Joanne Robertson"	Painting Stupid Girls	World Music	2020		*	2:20:05 (Pop-up)
Sneaks	Faith "Faith" by "Sneaks"	Happy Birthday	Merge	2020	New album out today!	*	2:23:32 (Pop-up)

CHAI & Hinds	United Girls Rock’N’Roll Club		Heavenly	2020	From Japan & Spain	*	2:33:23 (Pop-up)
Amy Winehouse	Our Day Will Come "Our Day Will Come" by "Amy Winehouse"	Lioness: Hidden Treasures	Island	2011			2:35:42 (Pop-up)
Dodie Stevens	Pink Shoe Laces "Pink Shoe Laces" by "Dodie Stevens"		Crystalette	1958			2:38:06 (Pop-up)
Millie Jackson	Don’t Send Nobody Else	It Hurts So Good	Ace Records	2012	From 1973		2:40:35 (Pop-up)
Aricia Mess featuring Dona Onete	Batuque E Reza Forte		Self-released	2020	From Brazil	*	2:44:07 (Pop-up)
Kacey Johansing	(Until Then) I'll Suffer	Kacey Johansing Sings the Songs of Barbara Lynn, Percy Sledge, Ann Peebles, The Soul Children	Self-released	2020	Barbara Lynn cover	*	2:51:40 (Pop-up)
The Cinderellas	Good Good Lovin' "Good Good Lovin'" by "The Cinderellas"	Girls Will Be Girls	Westsid	1999	From 1965, but unreleased at the time		2:55:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:23pm Michael 98145: Heart warming aloha
	2:59pm Michael 98145: bing
	3:00pm Rob Kopp: Hello Michael, hello Sheila, hello Friday friends
	3:00pm dreamyandseedy: ready to get giddy!
	3:01pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Sheila and all! Dig the HBO open!!
	3:02pm Rob Kopp: Since yesterday we have 10.000 Kinks covers in our list kindakinks.net...
	3:02pm ncjay: Welcome back Sheila, and greetings, music lovers!
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Hello DJ Sheila and all the most Sophisticated of Boom Boomers. Greetings from weekend vacation upstate!
	3:02pm Fox: This is EPIC!!
	3:02pm Rtintera: The soundtrack to my youth. Hbo
	3:02pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡
	3:02pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: gooood afternoon everyone!
	3:03pm Rick G: Greetings and best wishes this Friday, Sheila and all. New intro?
	3:03pm Fox: I'm not the only person who has that whole intro playing in their head as they listened, am I?
	3:03pm Rtintera: Anyung ha-say o
	3:04pm djsheilab: Happy Friday music lovers! I bring out this HBO intro once a year. EPIC indeed, Fox!
	3:04pm Rtintera: @fox I will die with the the hbo intro song in my head
	3:04pm cal: Hi Sheila, Glad to be back. I've been away and in internet hell! Still away, but internet hell is over. so glad to be listening to you today!!
	3:05pm chalmers: Sheila B. bringing the filth!
	3:05pm djsheilab: I can't believe I've never played this classic on my show before.
	3:06pm Jason from Houston: (ﾉ･ｪ･)ﾉ
	3:06pm Rob Kopp: That's not a Kinks cover but a Kinks original :-)
	3:07pm Cooh John: Hello djsheilab and sophisticated listeners. Listening on Liberty Island through fantastic circumstance.
	3:07pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hi Sheila and everybody! Thank you for not playing the Bowie and Jagger version!
	3:08pm Rob Kopp: or the Kinks
	3:08pm listener james from westwood: Puffy!!
	3:08pm BH: at least Bowie and Jagger were having lots of fun during their music video for that song
	3:09pm June: Hi Sheila! Feeling so up already with these great tunes!
	3:09pm Jocelyn: Happy Friday Everyone!
	3:10pm Stanley: Hi Sheila and the Sophisti-cats!
	3:10pm tneeld: Hi all! Great to be listening this afternoon. I have one more SBB until I'm in Germany (hopefully permanently!) I'll get that nighttime SBB feel soon.
	3:10pm loveless: @Jocelyn Good to see your name pop up on the board. How have you been?
	3:11pm tim from champaign (now washington): @BH - yeah, a lot more fun than the viewers even.
	3:11pm Franco: Hello Sheila !!! it's nice to have you back !!
	3:11pm Stanley: Cooh John: how the good fortune?
	3:11pm djsheilab: A warm welcome to you, Rob Kopp, Jason from Houston, BH, listener james from westwood, tim from champaign, Cooh John, Michael 98145, dreamyandseedy, ncjay, Handy Haversack, Fox, Rtintera, EarlyMorningInSeoul, Rick G, chalmers, cal, loveless, tneeld, Stanley, Franco, Jocelyn + June!
	3:12pm Jocelyn: Loveless, Sick then was without internet while house sitting then work. It’s been an insane few months!
	3:12pm Rob Kopp: That aways must be a lot of copy+paste work you are doing, Sheila
	3:13pm djsheilab: Rob Kopp—I write them out!
	3:13pm peonie: hm need to ease into this one
	3:14pm loveless: @Jocelyn It has been the strangest of times. Glad you are better and with internet service!
	3:14pm Handy Haversack: Cheers, Stanley!
	3:14pm Michael 98145: Donnas!!
	3:15pm Rob Kopp: That's a long time ago I heard The Donnas
	3:16pm June: Oh yes The Donnas :)
	3:16pm badass.bish190: I remember this was the outro song that they played at the credits of the movie Mean Girls
	3:16pm HexFamChan: Awesome version!
	3:16pm goes211: Hello Sheila! Hello all!
	3:16pm Rob Kopp: Nothing wrong with a good cover. Spanis girl band Hinds recently did Spanish bombs of The Clash (perfect title of course for them). Unfortunately it's not on their last LP
	3:16pm diciassette: Ahoy! Energy jolt!
	3:17pm Frank Zaatar: Great to hear Dancing in the Streets--not only the greatest single ever made but the greatest summer song ever made (ok, IMHO)!
	3:17pm badass.bish190: Live life to the fullest!
	3:18pm djsheilab: Hey Frank Zaatar, goes 211, HexFamChan, baddass.bish190 + peonie!
	3:19pm mysilentface: Happy Friday, Sheila and everyone! I'm ready to get giddy!
	3:19pm peonie: who else is surfing rn
	3:19pm Rob Kopp: Nice sleeve!
	3:20pm badass.bish190: haha not me
	3:20pm djsheilab: Hey diciassette + mysilentface!
	3:20pm Andrew_in_WI: Surf Bunny Beach is probably the top place I would rather be than a mushroom farm in central Wisconsin.
	3:20pm Jason from Houston: 〜〜( ･ｪ･)〜〜
	3:20pm Jocelyn: The Honeys make me so happy.
	3:21pm surfin' steveo-fari: hi sheila & everyybodyy -- havin' fun!
	3:21pm HexFamChan: Yes y'all, such a great happy friday soundtrack!
	3:21pm Michael 98145: yes
	3:21pm (another) Patrick in Hoboken: I'm taking a week off next week and hoping to do some surfing - putting me in the frame of mind...
	3:21pm ZeeBee: hey Sheila and friends!!
	3:23pm joe mulligan: Here's your WFMU surf report: It's pretty flat in NY & NJ now through the weekend but tropical storm Laura will bring us some swell for early next week. Tuesday's the day to wax your boards!
	3:23pm Handy Haversack: Rob Kopp, I heard that cover on WFMU on some show not too long ago. Mattiel's new "Guns of Brixton" cover is excellent.
	3:24pm peonie: whoa murder case. why Johnny
	3:24pm peonie: lol Sheila we luv u ty for your golden voice
	3:25pm Jocelyn: We need an Annette dance party!
	3:25pm Rtintera: Sam nailed it
	3:26pm ZeeBee: @joe mulligan, you were recovering from a broken leg, no? hope all is well and your back on the waves.
	3:26pm steveo: that'd be cool to continue to allow remote fill-ins from time to time, if and when the station ever goes back to normal
	3:26pm June: Oh jumping to conclusions!
	3:28pm joe mulligan: @ZeeBee you have got a good memory! 6 more weeks till I can paddle out. had my first PT sesh yesterday
	3:28pm Rob Kopp: @Handy: Will look for that one
	3:29pm ZeeBee: @joe mulligan, oh nice! I have about 4 weeks left on crutches. Glad to hear you are doing well.
	3:30pm sv: i love trip reports
	3:30pm June: Yes! It’s absolutely healing and transformational.
	3:30pm peonie: Yes!!
	3:30pm Timothy L.: LSD is better than shrooms!
	3:30pm listener james from westwood: Yay for pushing open the doors of perception! And got-damn, that revelation. (And no overshare perceived!)
	3:30pm Rob Kopp: Nothing wrong with playing records from the 60's in the 20's
	3:30pm joe mulligan: glad to hear you're healing too @ZeeBee!
	3:31pm tim from champaign (now washington): What amount constitutes a micro-dose?
	3:31pm P-90: But wait: the 1960’s are an exception to that “the past is an escape” stuff.
	3:31pm Jocelyn: That’s really profound Sheila. I had a similar experience once. I found that while I do genuinely love era things, I was using it all as an escape from daily chaos.
	3:31pm tim from champaign (now washington): I agree with Robb.
	3:31pm Jett: I missed you, I decided to go out of town on Friday, I knew you'd be off. Loved the Puffy track, completely blew me away. Glad you had a great time while you were off. Apparently Alvy is doing better. Glad to know that. You are amazing and I'm so glad to be listening. Stay well! Welcome home. ❤️@djsheilab
	3:32pm Jocelyn: COVID taught me I have so more self work to do.
	3:32pm Cooh John: @Stanley: Drove 9 hours to get my daughter, 2 grandchildren, and a 155 pound dog on a plane to Ireland where they will now live.
	3:32pm Choggie: Congratulations young lady. Now you're ready for an heroic dose: 5 dried grams of shrooms and remember, set and setting. I recommend solitary camping trip with one seaso ed navigator. Campfire and stars
	3:32pm cal: I'm so afraid of psychedelics. You are a brave soul! The present is so challenging. The past is a great place to escape to as a coping mechanism. i love your fetish with the 60's. Brings back memories!
	3:34pm WM: Revolutionaries and artists often feel that they have been born too late. Maybe the feeling is a prelude to revolutionary or transformative action.
	3:34pm ZeeBee: Its been really great lately to open up to myself and others about how psychedelics have played a roll in my development and I am grateful for all the lessons and experiences with them and look forward to more. I always love hearing about your seeking experiences on the show Sheila!
	3:34pm diciassette: <-- shares fear of p--delics, however is interested in re-arranging brain cells
	3:34pm Jocelyn: John, that’s a heck of a drive. Cal, I was too. Everyone’s journey is different but I have to say it’s best done in a safe place with safe people.
	3:34pm Choggie: Fear of psychedelics once conquered, reveals the fear of the mind's potential and delusions. Free your mind, Neo!
	3:35pm Jett: Haven't had mushrooms in ages. I recall one time while on the subway and a friend and I had done them. This girl began talking to us, and all we did was start laughing, the more she tried to talk to us, the harder we would laugh. I think her guy hipped her to what was going on with us after a while. Just uncontrollable laughter.
	3:35pm Rob Kopp: @Cooh John. Don't know where you live, but I hope for you it's not too far away.
	3:36pm June: Really recommend Iowaska. It is best to do it with a close group and a legit* shaman. It’s such an unbelievable cleanse that transports you to past lives.
	3:36pm WM: Nostalgia for the past - isn't that the theme of Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris?
	3:37pm djsheilab: Cal—The wonderful thing about micro-dosing is that it's not at all scary.
	3:37pm Christopher S Clabbers: Sheila. welcome back! Same same. my only trips have been to PA Dutch country and some flea markets....all for record shopping....and thank you for todays only true "LOL" regarding mushrooms.....LOVE! Chris in Philly
	3:37pm tneeld: Sometimes (but not always) looking to the past can be a way to politically recontextualize the present. I'm thinking Dr Buzzard's Original Savannah Band for some reason - 70's looking to the 20's.
	3:37pm Pat Sabbath: Hey Sheila B, listening to your program and am thoroughly enjoying it. Profoundly enjoying it ! ! ! I love WFMU. YOU ROCK !
	3:37pm djsheilab: Jocelyn—Love that you're a fellow seeker!
	3:37pm cal: I did psychedelics in the 70's.. It certainly opened up my mind. My last trip wasn't so great. I heard my mother talking to me on the car radio, and she was on every station. I swear that was what happened to me. It was funny and not so funny! If you only knew my mother! So i stopped all mind altering substances for a long time.
	3:38pm Michael 98145: Hungary!
	3:38pm cal: One day, maybe I'll do it. If there are some safe souls out there to guide me!!
	3:39pm Choggie: That's hilarious Cal! Did you tell your mother??
	3:39pm Choggie: Maybe you two should trip together!!
	3:40pm tim from champaign (now washington): Seriously though, what's a micro-dose and what are the effects compared to a full on dose?
	3:40pm djsheilab: cal—Oh my god! What a story!
	3:41pm tim from champaign (now washington): And what are the benefits? Just curious.
	3:41pm Michael 98145: Love Cléa. I suspect i first heard her here.
	3:41pm Choggie: Microdosing enhances an already enjoyable situation....kinna like a dooby with some good scotch
	3:41pm djsheilab: tim from champaign—A proper psychedelic dose is between 3-5 grams. I took 0.1 grams.
	3:42pm Jocelyn: All I can say is it’s repaired things therapy never could for me
	3:42pm tim from champaign (now washington): Man - I can barely handle hearing my mom completely sober. HEaring her on every channel would scare me straight!
	3:42pm Choggie: ....with a pot of coffee
	3:42pm djsheilab: I got a TON of insights from the micro-dosing.
	3:42pm June: Yes Jocelyn! That’s utter truth right there.
	3:43pm Choggie: Soon, therapies involving psilocybin will be commonplace, at least in some states
	3:43pm WM: We want to hear more of your insights, dear Shelia.
	3:44pm Rob Kopp: I don't want to take the risk my mother is a member of every girl group record I pull out of a sleeve
	3:44pm June: If you feel comfortable, try micro-dosing and going to a sensory deprivation float. It will be insanely freeing.
	3:44pm cal: I'd love to trip with my fellow Sheila B listeners!! You guys are sooo cool because you listen to Sheila's Show
	3:44pm djsheilab: Will speak more about it in my next mic break.
	3:44pm ZeeBee: I had a recent experience with Bufo Alvarius, it was truly life changing.
	3:45pm chris: hi, Sheila and folks. lovely tunes, Sheila. happy to hear you were rewarded with microdosing. planning some of that myself, though macrodosing used to be my MO, now is the time for gentle insights.
	3:46pm Rob Kopp: That sleeve of Lizzy reminds me of one of the best I know: www.discogs.com...
	3:46pm Jett: Nobody does this deejay thing better than Sheila.
	3:47pm djsheilab: Awwww...thanks Jett!
	3:48pm annette: Friday greetings,Sheila and world of listeners. toasting to all with fresh chopped cherries drizzled with amaretto topped with cherry ice cream. salute !
	3:48pm Vanessa: @sheila: luv to hear a brenda and the tabulations track sometime
	3:48pm Jocelyn: Oh how I’ve missed the beautiful opinions and thoughts this place gives me!
	3:48pm Jett: 2 outstanding ones, Lizzy Mercier Descloux and The Lockettes both biggie's at my house!
	3:48pm tim from champaign (now washington): There's no chance of me doing any psychedelics these days but I'm way into psychedelic music.
	3:48pm Vanessa: "that's in the past" or "that's the price you have to pay"
	3:49pm djsheilab: Hey Vanessa, annette, chris, ZeeBee, Choggie, and all of you checking in + sharing!
	3:51pm peonie: mm this is nice
	3:52pm JuneBeesMatthews: Putting it out there for anyone who is interested, here are some great alternatives to conventional therapy and healing: Past life regression therapy Hypnosis Therapy Iowaska LSD *of course Reiki Sound Bowl Pyramid Meditation Sensory Deprivation Floating
	3:52pm gregory g: enjoying the show outside with ice cream popsicles, thanks!
	3:53pm Vanessa: trippy girl group song: "wounded" by the cookies
	3:54pm cal: Psychedelics are presently being used in therapy for addictions, and very depressed people. There is a book by Michael Pollin, Changing your Mind. He writes some very interesting and comprehensive stuff about psychedelics. I enjoyed reading it!
	3:56pm moish: i saw his interview with hamilton recently...
	3:56pm JuneBeesMatthews: Really interesting Cal, thanks for sharing the book name, want to read it now.
	3:56pm Michele with One "L": I love you Sheila.
	3:56pm sv: this rules!
	3:57pm Carl: Love the passion, feeling, and honesty you bring to your show to Sheila.
	3:57pm Windy City: Freeing your mind w/o judgement ❤️
	3:58pm goes211: MAPS is a good resource on psychedelics.
	3:58pm JuneBeesMatthews: YES the answers are within you!! Oh my goodness gracious YES!
	3:58pm ?: It's NEX-ee-um.
	3:58pm goes211: MAPS.org I mean!
	3:59pm HexFamChan: good stuff!
	3:59pm Peter in Brookline (Critical) Mass: I think they pronounce it as NEX-eee-ummm.
	3:59pm (another) Patrick in Hoboken: Sounds like some of the insights that meditation practice can reveal; but meditation requires practice; possibly mushrooms reveal a lot in one session?
	4:00pm Tom from Stirling: Shaking and ecstatic dance are great ways to regulate our nervous systems.
	4:00pm Jett: Nothing wrong with having structured guitar lessons, but it's also great to do it your way. Music is not always about great musicianship. Some of the records that you love are not necessarily by great musicians. Yet they are brilliant pieces. I'm sure you can create great music on the guitar. Go for it! Sheila.
	4:00pm Krull Sagan: Way to go Sheila! Waiting for my little cubensis babies to pop out of their cakes as we speak; weird to hear this little informative digression re. your microtrip
	4:01pm djsheilab: Oooh! This might be my favorite comments board day ever :)
	4:01pm Jason from Houston: Proper, djsheilab. ꒰⑅•ᴗ•⑅꒱
	4:02pm djsheilab: (another) Patrick in Hoboken—I could never have reached these sort of insights from meditation. I find meditation helpful but I'm still too in my head.
	4:02pm djsheilab: Tom from Stirling—Indeed!
	4:02pm βrian: Oh Celia, My Celia!
	4:02pm Tom from Stirling: Great comments board thanks to Sheila B Sheila take a, Sheila take a bow!
	4:02pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Say yes to mushrooms.
	4:03pm moish: @jett I heard an interview on fuv sometime in the last couple years w/ conner oberst talking about taking a university music class that he had to drop cause he can't read music
	4:03pm cal: Lennon wrote a song, Instant Karma. I think it was about psychedelics. Ram Dass, used to say that psychedelics open things up so fast and the hard work is doing it without psychedelics. He was a partner with Tim Leary in the old LSD days! This is a very different time now. Sheila, you are right. Maybe we should pay more attention to living in the present!!
	4:03pm djsheilab: moish—Tragic. I've been there too. But I kept forcing it. And it never stuck. And I wasted a lot of time and money.
	4:03pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks for the additional explanation, Sheila. These days I'm totally sober but I'm really open minded to what others get out of substance use.
	4:04pm WM: Yes! Being taught "the right way" to do things is exactly what I experienced growing up! And being taught the "right way" to play music often seems to be a crippling influence on many young aspiring musicians.
	4:04pm CeeDub: always nice to have Dan Akroyd as Pres Jimmy Cater talk you down from a bad orange sunshine trip
	4:04pm djsheilab: Sending love right back, Michele! Xoxox
	4:04pm ZeeBee: I just rewatched Midnight Gospel recently and was happy to revisit its psychedelic themes and insights in a fun cartoon format. im looking forward to taking a small dose of mushrooms when i am off my crutches and getting back into my routine life. I have found these substances kind of shake the snow globe of the mind.
	4:04pm Jett: @moish Lot's of great artists can't read music. No problem.
	4:04pm Rick G: I did my share of mushrooms and acid in the 80’s and 90’s, before a pivot to meditation around 1994. I’d never rule out microdosing, however. In the meantime I’ll stick to the cushion.
	4:04pm Rob Kopp: When I did Ray Davies' songwriting course in 2001, 3 out 16 didn't play an instrument at all
	4:05pm Tom from Stirling: This song playing (Movietone?) is kinda trippy
	4:05pm June: The healing journey must be within and not claimed by another entity. Claiming an individual’s healing energetically puts ownership on one’s soul growth. Thus creating limitations for further growth! Sheila thank you so much for speaking this truth on air, it is so unbelievably important to know, especially today!
	4:06pm djsheilab: June—It's such a pleasure to discuss n' share this with you all!
	4:07pm Jett: At a very young age I had a violin teacher that got me very annoyed and frustrated. I did stop playing for quite awhile also after many years of lessons.
	4:07pm CeeDub: @zeebee, consider some flat water paddling in a closed deck kayak to keep your shoulders ready for the break.
	4:07pm vanya moscow: Oh, I got so much to say about guitar teaching. I'm a guitar player and once in a while i teach. And I always had the opposite problem - people want to be led and shown one way. And I, though I had formal education, never really trusted it and was always like "follow your gut feeling" kinda, and always respected self-taught artists. So go ahead and just do it. So many people play guitar "the right way" - nobody cares about them. I trust little weird own approach that might lead to a unique style
	4:08pm kpx: different minds intake the mechanical perceptions in different ways . how you learn and the procedures in which way you do it may different from someone else's. just so long the end goal achieves your accomplishment.
	4:09pm djsheilab: kpx—It's all as individual as we are ourselves.
	4:09pm listener james from westwood: Lovin' this Babeheaven, even in microdose form ahead of the full release. ;)
	4:09pm βrian: You sit long enough and you really will stick to that cushion!
	4:09pm djsheilab: I did not plan this set to be so psychedelic-sounding! Hahaha!
	4:09pm Tom from Stirling: Cassette Beat also making me ears happy.
	4:10pm cal: June Bees Matthews, Internal Family Systems Therapy and Eye Movement Desensitization therapy are also exciting therapies for change as well. The developer of Internal Family Systems therapy gives a positive nod to use of psychedelics in treatment.
	4:11pm Tom from Stirling: Sheila B, this set must be a cosmic convergence of sorts.
	4:12pm DL in LA: I discovered the same thing about not journaling on lined paper! I used to use these bound lab notebooks with really small graph paper which was not constraining at all. Now I just dictate my journal entries into an app called Day One.
	4:12pm John L: Love this Movietone!!! It fits in with a book I am reading called Folk Horror Revival Volume 2:Sweet Fruits, concerning music that has certain influences in film, literature and sounds, including Broadcast, Sharron Krauss, Incredible String Band and many others. I just started it, but I wouldn't be surprised if there is a Movietone connection somewhere in the book.
	4:13pm Rob Kopp: Ted Hawkins tuned his guitar in such a way he could just put his finger (wearing a glove!) on the same position/fret of every string (ah, how do I explain this clearly). But ofcourse his voice was his true instrument.
	4:13pm moish: i would love to heal my relationships with my parents to the degree that i may be influential towards them considering psychedelics
	4:13pm djsheilab: Rob Kopp—Joni Mitchell, too, came up with her own tunings.
	4:14pm djsheilab: moish—If they see the healing in you, they may be open. That's what happened with my family.
	4:15pm moish: :)
	4:15pm Mike Sin: That whole Nancy Priddy album is worth hearing. "Christina's World" is great too (Not written for her daughter -- Christina Applegate -- as has been printed somewhere... She wasn't born yet!)
	4:16pm djsheilab: Mike Sin! I share your love for the whole album. A real gem.
	4:17pm word: This track is so good.
	4:17pm WM: Thelonious Monk, Ornette Coleman, Captain Beefheart - all examples of great autodidact musicians who learned how to play "the wrong way."
	4:17pm moish: i was just gonna say word!
	4:18pm tim from champaign (now washington): The cover of the album makes me wonder if t his is a soundtrack to a Bollywood monkey movie. I'd watch that!
	4:19pm vanya moscow: And, hey, djsheilab if you got any guitar question – hit me at vanyazhuk@yandex.ru, free online guitar lesson anytime – no leading, just answering questions you might have. Long time fan of the station
	4:19pm djsheilab: Thanks so much Vanya! Appreciate your insights as a guitar teacher.
	4:19pm Jett: @djsheilab In all honesty, I just want you to continue playing, as long as you are enjoying what you're doing with it, is all that matters. I have great faith you'll do a great job with it. You already have that great natural love and appreciation for so many different styles of music.
	4:20pm peonie: throw some clay pidge sfx on this
	4:21pm moish: "fantastic"
	4:21pm Rob Kopp: Sorry, but I would need a mushroom to be able to like this?
	4:21pm Carmichael: I finally got here. Heya Sheila and boomers. Lovin' this Rippin Kitten. Been a loooong week.
	4:22pm Jason from Houston: (ﾉ･ｪ･)ﾉ ♫ ♫ ♫
	4:22pm moish: dag this is siiiiiick!
	4:23pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: awesome track!
	4:24pm HexFamChan: yea loving it
	4:24pm word: Bustin major Rippin Kitten dance moves rn
	4:24pm moish: much love to sheila and <w>fam<u>
	4:26pm djsheilab: Hey Carmichael + word!
	4:27pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: 이미자 ! She released like so so many albums in Korea
	4:29pm Andrew_in_WI: @Sheila Have you read Michael Pollan's most recent book?
	4:30pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: @djsheilab: this awesome Korean compilation is coming out soon: dreamrec.co.kr...
	4:32pm Jason from Houston: Hahaha...
	4:32pm somalisa: soooo much love <3 <3 <3 miss kittin rules
	4:33pm listener james from westwood: Has a woman ever covered Glenn Danzig's "Mother"? Because that would rule.
	4:35pm kpx: I seen earlier you played a song by the honeys. which made me think of the honeycombs. which in turn reminds me that next Friday the 28th is honey Lantrees birthday, right on your next show. so you may want to honor it by playing the rubinoos, honey of the honeycombs. just a suggestion, so make a note of it or not .
	4:35pm moish: i recently became aware of an artist mr. kitty... has to be an homage right?
	4:37pm tim from champaign (now washington): Here's a pretty great Baker's Dozen picks from Sylvie Simmons form the Quietus site: thequietus.com...
	4:38pm Jason from Houston: ｀、ヽ(ﾉ･ｪ･)ﾉ ☂ヽ｀、ヽ
	4:38pm kuriousornj: guess this is L. Cohen cover (Keep Dancing)...
	4:40pm kuriousornj: maybe not!
	4:41pm tim from champaign (now washington): I love Blonde Redhead! My first exposure to them was when they opened for Unwound at the Fireside Bowl in Chicago.
	4:42pm Jason from Houston: I first saw them open up for Versus. Great and crazy show...
	4:42pm Lord Blatherard Osmo: Sylvie Simmons also wrote an excellent biography of Leonard Cohen called I'm Your Man and if memory serves Bob Brainen interviewed her years ago on his much-missed Saturday morning WoofMoo program
	4:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Sheila. Welcome back to the air.
	4:43pm tim from champaign (now washington): That would have been a good show, Jason.
	4:43pm djsheilab: Thanks Ken from Hyde Park!
	4:45pm Flint_Jack: Digging Jenny O
	4:45pm PaulRobeson1920: Howd’y yall! It’s Beautiful day In NYC
	4:46pm Mr. Pumpy: Hello, Sheila! Great vibes...
	4:47pm djsheilab: Afternoon Flint_Jack, PaulRobeson1920, + Mr. Pumpy!
	4:47pm Jason from Houston: There was a ground loose or something on stage or with the amps. Shocking for everyone.
	4:48pm June: Oh yes Peggy Lee <3!
	4:48pm Clermont: Another killer show! I guess I should have known all along it was the result of meticulous preparation. Also, I read A Fistful of Gitanes too and it is a great SG bio.
	4:49pm Mr. Pumpy: This Peggy Lee melts me. I'm vanilla ice cream on the floor...and loving it!
	4:49pm Jett: The version I know best of "Back Street Girl" is by Diana Dawn
	4:50pm phat: Holy crap this Peggy Lee!
	4:50pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:51pm djsheilab: Jett—Adrienne Posta does the British cover.
	4:51pm Jett: I know there's also a Jackie De Shannon demo of Back Street Girl. I'm sure you're familiar with both of these versions.
	4:52pm djsheilab: phat, June, + Jason from Houston—Glad you dig!
	4:52pm djsheilab: Thanks Clermont!
	4:52pm kpx: thanks Mr Pumpy, now I got to go get some vanilla ice cream.
	4:52pm Jett: Thanks for that info @djsheilab I like her cover also.
	4:55pm June: Awe such a sweet cover of this song. So many good vibes with this set!
	4:55pm Jason from Houston: OH MY GOSH
	4:55pm phat: Wow. Isobel...
	4:56pm Mr. Pumpy: kpx...don't eat it when Peggy Lee is playing, unless you have a straw.
	4:56pm PaulRobeson1920: And napkins
	4:58pm Jason from Houston: Same. Hahaha...
	4:59pm Handy Haversack: Mr. P! We just went to the farmers market in Hobart and met a guy in an FMU shirt!
	4:59pm Rob Kopp: next time 0.2 gr and you can do something like this much better!
	5:00pm Jimmer: LICHEN E.T.
	5:00pm Rob Kopp: and I liked this mini-song :-)
	5:00pm kpx: Noted, since I don't have any straws are napkins.
	5:00pm Neil M: We always like what we hear! But Okay Kaya's DJ, mmm. Great track. Especially lovable.
	5:02pm Jett: Yes, I loved the "Never My Love" by Isobell Campbell. The DeeJay song was great too. I love Peggy Lee too! Heck it's almost impossible for you to play something I dislike. If she wants to learn to deejay all she has to do is listen to you. DeeJay genius!
	5:02pm listener james from westwood: Amanda Petrusich! Excellent book and writer, and what a sweet cat that is!
	5:02pm Bucksomcounty: Love what I hear and love you! thank you for bringing your beautiful self and vulnerability to our ears Sheila B!!!!
	5:03pm kpx: correction: that's, OR napkins.
	5:03pm listener james from westwood: This cat pic on Amanda's account I'm saving for a sad day to perk me up: www.instagram.com...
	5:04pm djsheilab: Thanks so much, Bucksomcounty!
	5:05pm Mr. Pumpy: @Handy...nice! Sure it wasn't that piece of me?
	5:05pm Jett: "If she told you her name was Alice, she's lying." From my favorite film of all-time!
	5:06pm Mr. Pumpy: kpx...straws are napkins...that has a nice ring
	5:06pm Dave Miss: What happened to Irwin?
	5:06pm Jason from Houston: Hahaha...
	5:07pm dreamyandseedy: i say it every time you play amber and i will say it again ... COME THROUGH AMBERRRRR also major love for the Ojerime song
	5:07pm mmeghan: amber marks does it again!!!!!!!!!!!
	5:07pm P-90: Adding my love for Oderjime
	5:07pm Jason from Houston: My good buddy used to hit this song every damn time at karaoke.
	5:08pm EarlyMorningInSeoul: haha, haven't heard this in so long
	5:08pm kpx: @Mr Pumpy, so glad you made lemonade out of my lemon.
	5:08pm word: Scandalous
	5:08pm listener james from westwood: Recalling that Bronwyn C. found the original of this hilarous.
	5:08pm Carmichael: "Her name is Renee."
	5:09pm Jason from Houston: She would kind of deadpan it. Miss karaoke now...
	5:09pm WoodsOfNH: @djsheilab Amanda Petrusich is indeed a treasure. She came to speak out at a music festival in western New Hampshire (The Thing In The Spring) a few yeas ago. It was a bit about Roscoe Holcomb and the "high lonesome sound." And then there was a discussion about it all with none other than Lonnie Holly in the audience. He performed later. What a day.
	5:10pm Jett: Please send a very loving hello to my best buddy Alvy Singer, I've been praying for his health every day. @djsheilab
	5:11pm P-90: *Ojerime
	5:13pm kpx: @Jett, for what it's worth sending healing vibes to your friend.
	5:14pm djsheilab: Thanks Jett! He seems to be doing well these days, fingers crossed.
	5:14pm Jett: @kpx I hope so! He's been through a lot, thankfully Sheila has been doing a tremendous job as nurse.
	5:15pm June: Sheila B, Queen of dope song transitions
	5:16pm brainiac: Just tuning in... Did Carmichael just get an instant request?
	5:18pm djsheilab: brainiac—A wonderful coincidence!
	5:19pm brainiac: Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. Hi Sheila and microdosers everywhere
	5:20pm djsheilab: June—My most favorite compliment—thanx!
	5:21pm Listener John from NJ: Greetings, Sheila! Greetings, other listeners! Sorry I'm late -- I was at work . . .
	5:21pm Jett: Love this Marisa Monte track!
	5:22pm WoodsOfNH: @djsheilab You're going to have to work hard to one-up the Spiritualized -> K.D. Lang transition.
	5:23pm djsheilab: WoodsofNH—Ooh! Glad that was memorable :)
	5:23pm djsheilab: Hey Listener John from NJ!
	5:23pm Carmichael: Whoa, I was responding to Jett's quote re: Lost Highway. That was freaky.
	5:24pm Rob Kopp: During the few songs I didn't like, like Rippin Kitten (sorry Sheila) and Lay me down (het spijt me Renee), I listened to Blonde On The Tracks (you guess: all Dylan songs) by Emma Swift, the partner of Robyn Hitchcock. Highly recommended!
	5:25pm brainiac: The day an authorized blu-ray of Lost Highway comes out will be a wonderful day indeed.
	5:25pm Handy Haversack: Gonna go hike up the mountain. Thanks, Sheila! Be well, all!
	5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Happy Freya'sday Evening Ladies & Occasional Men !
	5:27pm Jason from Houston: (ﾉ･ｪ･)ﾉ
	5:28pm Jett: Yes, @Carmichael "Lost Highway" is my favorite film!
	5:28pm Jocelyn: Alvy is beautiful!
	5:28pm moish: is there a wfmu discord?
	5:29pm listener james from westwood: I feel like Fabio must have a cat. One of those white Blofeld jobs or maybe a sleek Siamese.
	5:29pm Jocelyn: We need more Alvy photos! Your Grandmother too!
	5:29pm Jett: Alvy is beautiful, I love that photo. ❤️ @djsheilab
	5:29pm ?: I have three cats!
	5:29pm Carmichael: Sheila, expect a call from Mark Hurst.
	5:29pm listener james from westwood: I love Alvy's wee toe socks!
	5:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo Kiggy ! ...the 'new' facebook hasn't come down on me yet - dreading it...
	5:30pm moish: i just turned fb back on after five years...
	5:30pm moish: lol @carmichael
	5:30pm listener james from westwood: Does Trouble have a cat? Her show seems like it would go well with one or more cats. IIRC Liz Berg has or had a cat.
	5:31pm WoodsOfNH: Fabio's got to have one of those hairless cats.
	5:31pm Jett: Yes @Carmichael "Her name is Renee"
	5:31pm Karen in Sleepy Hollow: Me too Sheila! Talullah needs 2 inhalers morning and night
	5:32pm moish: lol @woods
	5:32pm P-90: Sweet pic of Alvy on Insta!
	5:33pm Krull Sagan: @ListenerJames I agree re. Fabio! Perhaps an ominous hairless egyptian somethingorother
	5:33pm ZeeBee: i remember that very well!
	5:34pm kpx: @Jett & djSheilab, my bad !. I thought alvy singer was a human. how embarrassing.
	5:35pm Rob Kopp: When you would have said this was Hinds, I would have believed you immediately
	5:36pm Jett: Alvy Singer is like a human being to many.
	5:36pm Rob Kopp: @#$% Now I see it IS Hinds
	5:37pm Jim the Poet: I love this song. Hinds rules.
	5:37pm listener james from westwood: @Krull Sagan: Yes! Fabio idly stroking a Sphynx cat while some monster Kosmische track unwinds on his show.
	5:38pm Jett: Great cover of Ruby and the Romantics by Amy, she could sing anything.
	5:38pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: www.instagram.com...
	5:39pm Carmichael: From Mort Garson, the moog pioneer. Bizarre in that it's so mainstream.
	5:41pm WoodsOfNH: It would be funnier if Fabio had a poodle with that classic cut: ball at the end of the tail, etc. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love his show.
	5:41pm Jett: I think sometimes Sheila gets some fashion tips from Dooley. Ain't that right?
	5:41pm Mailman Tom: I recall when "Pink Shoe Laces" was new on the radio!
	5:41pm Carmichael: Fabio is a bon vivant.
	5:42pm Rob Kopp: I'm off (almost midnight). Will listen to the last 20 min tomorrow. Thanks Sheila.
	5:43pm Jason from Houston: OH MY GAAAAAAAHHHHH
	5:43pm Jett: Millie Jackson is another one that can sing anything. Complete genius!
	5:43pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	5:44pm PaulRobeson1920: 91.1FM is sounding good! Ah, Amy Winehouse... Remember what Tony Bennett spoke about at Whitney Houston's wake? Shucks
	5:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hope Fabio has any kinda kitty he can love.
	5:47pm Krull Sagan: Can he love a living being not made of vinyl tho?
	5:48pm PaulRobeson1920: This Batuque E Reza Forte is top notch!
	5:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah love it.
	5:50pm Fiddlesticks: How have I lived without Arecia Mess in my life???? NEEEED MORE OF THIS.
	5:50pm Jett: My wonderful @djsheilab, Thanks for another beautiful gift from you, so meticulously put together. You are amazing. ❤️ Have another safe and great week. I will miss you, until next time.
	5:51pm word: Thanks for all the great music today @djsheilab.
	5:51pm Jason from Houston: I gotta bounce to the grocery store in the dang rain. Y'all stay sweet and safe... ꒰⑅ᵕ༚ᵕ꒱˖♡ªʳⁱ૭ªᵗ°♡˖꒰ᵕ༚ᵕ⑅꒱
	5:52pm Carmichael: What is this "rain"?
	5:54pm Jason from Houston: I was wondering the same thing before like 20 minutes ago. We may very well get a lot more next week. Gahhhhh...
	5:54pm mmeghan: i always listen to your show at least twice so I can absorb every ounce of it sheila
	5:54pm Vanessa: awesome this!
	5:55pm common: thanks, sheila b.! happy friday!
	5:55pm brainiac: Love the old school sound of Kacey Johansing!
	5:56pm goes211: Fantastic Sheila! Thanxz.
	5:56pm Vanessa: the best soul, hurts your heart
	5:57pm Laurie H: Great cover!
	5:58pm Vanessa: i've heard the blossoms (?) version of this
	5:58pm spacecowboy: how could this be unreleased ?
	5:58pm Kpx: By all and have a great weekend. DJ Sheilab, just a quick reminder before I go please consider my suggestion at 7:35 about playing the rubinoos, honey from the honeycombs, for next week show.
	5:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): I thought this was Laura Nyro at first.
	5:58pm spacecowboy: 1965 missed out
	5:59pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks for the great show Sheila!
	5:59pm Jocelyn: Thank you for a beautiful show as always Sheila! Thank you everyone for the always wonderful conversation I find here. Love to all! Have a safe, happy weekend!
	5:59pm Jett: Big fan of all versions of "Good Good Lovin'"
	5:59pm Listener John from NJ: Thanks for the great music, Sheila!
	5:59pm PaulRobeson1920: Thanks Sheila b! & Skelton crew! Good good stuff!
	5:59pm word: Good Good Lovin’ 1000%
	5:59pm Muhsin Michael Orsini: I've been listening for hours. Thanks DJ Sheila!
	5:59pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Sheila!!
	6:00pm chris: thanks, Sheila!
	6:00pm ncjay: fabulous Sheila! thanks and until next week!
	6:00pm HexFamChan: Thanks Sheila! Awesome show!
	6:00pm radioronan: Thanks Sheila!
	6:00pm djsheilab: Thanks everyone! I had so much fun with you all today! See you next week xoxox
	12:52pm CircularsounD: once again a great show, you just amaze me in where & how you find your wonderful variety of worldly choices - its totally educating - thank you Martin, Norwich (UK)

Sophisticated Boom Boom with Sheila B.: Playlist from August 21, 2020

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