WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from April 23, 2021

Listener comments!
	12:00pm βrian: Bonjour, Mon oncle de Topeka.
	🛒 12:00pm Franco Twinkie: Howdee Michael!
	12:01pm TDK60: Hi βrian, Franco. I do think we're in Kansas.
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: Brian! Franco!
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: TDK60!
	12:01pm Paul from Toronto: Happy Friday, Uncle Michael, Happy Friday, Dinks!
	12:01pm TDK60: Uncle, what's shakin'?
	12:02pm dan: Good afternoon all.
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: Paul!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: dan!
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Zingzangzoom, I love you!
	12:02pm Rich in Washington: Howdeeee!
	🛒 12:02pm Brian in UK: Uncle.
	12:02pm Fuzzy: Hey dinks, let's rock!
	12:02pm spodiodi: good morning, Uncle Michael, Hinkys and Dinkies!
	12:03pm Andres: And Bing Bang Boom!
	12:03pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone! Slight humble brag: Dissertation Defense is today! I hope UM will give me the power to push through in an hours time. Hope everyone is doing dandy
	12:03pm Artie: Ready, steady, go...
	12:04pm βrian: I prefer silty treasures, anyway.
	12:04pm dan: @Cmurtha Good luck, what's the Dissertation on?
	12:05pm βrian: @Cmurtha: You're in Ann Arbor? Or do you mean Uncle, here?
	12:05pm Cmurtha: The concept of childhood in the early modern Ottoman Empire.
	🛒 12:05pm Brian in UK: Cmurtha, good luck. Is it Turkey related?
	12:05pm Stork: Unky M is drivin!
	12:05pm TDK60: Cmurtha I hope you make those folks get a little friction on their elbow pads.
	12:05pm northguineahills: Haven't heard this Bobby Hutcherson.
	12:05pm spodiodi: good luck, Cmurtha!
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Rich! BiUK! Fuzzy! spodi! Andres! Cmurtha Artie! Stork!
	12:06pm Cmurtha: No I am in Columbus, and thank you for the well wishes everyone!
	12:06pm dan: @Cmurtha Sounds interesting.
	12:06pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Michael and everybody else!
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: ngh! Andrew!
	12:06pm adamdoesit: Hello UM, hinks, and dinks. Thanks for keeping the good vib(raphon)es going.
	12:06pm Doug Schulkind: And what a stunning track from Mr. Hutcherson it is!
	12:06pm βrian: @Cmurtha: Soon you'll be pHinisheD!
	12:07pm Cmurtha: Nervous, but it should go smooth? It is at minimum two hours
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: adam! Doug!
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Doug, a lot more "outre" than the rest of the album.
	🛒 12:09pm Phillippe: Howdy! Hey βrian, Franco, Spodi, et. al.
	12:09pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Hinky Dinky Shoppers!
	12:10pm dan: Jazz meets John Cage
	12:10pm βrian: What's today's Pandemic Lunch, y'all?
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Phillippe! Henry!
	12:10pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha (or Jake, I keep on thinking that when I see that avatar). There's was an episode two years ago on the Ottoman History podcast on the concept of childhood. You probably know the academics (or one of them you?): www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com...
	12:10pm spodiodi: howdy, Phillippe!
	12:12pm dan: Been on a Chicago binge lately. Dialogue is one of those songs I could listen to 10 times in a row and never tire of it.
	12:12pm northguineahills: oh, and good luck! I'm prepping for an interview right now.
	12:13pm still b/p: In waiting room, post-vax #2. The shot was making the percussion sound like it wasn't 4/4, but I'm gettin'right now.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: still b/p!
	12:15pm spodiodi: congrats, still b/p
	🛒 12:16pm Franco Twinkie: I kept thinking I had two streams on at the same time, but then I remembered - Chicago.
	12:16pm northguineahills: The only Chicago album I own..., or do I have another?
	12:18pm dan: Chicago, the only group I can think of where their first 3 studio albums were double records.
	12:19pm Cmurtha: Good luck North! And I have spoken to Dylan and Heidi, though I don't know them too well. They also both do modern stuff, I have heard that episode before!
	12:20pm doctorjazz: Little Feet doing their Howlin' Wolf! Hi Dinks!
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: Doc!
	12:20pm spodiodi: Little Feat ftw! is that Little Feat*?
	12:21pm coelacanth∅: greetings Uncle M and dinklers
	🛒 12:21pm Franco Twinkie: In my high school, the jocks and cholos listened to Chicago. The weirdos listened to Little Feat.
	12:21pm StringOFperils: Hi, UM! I was just listening to The Last Record Album yesterday; I'm kinda missing Lowell George's vision lately I think...his era of Little Feat was really something.
	12:21pm Roberto: Little Feeat
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: Coel! SOP! Roberto!
	12:21pm spodiodi: my pops (rip) hipped me to Little Feat
	12:21pm Roberto: Nice shirt, UM! I have one just like it.
	12:21pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: I probably don't sleep due to all of the educational podcasts I listen to.
	12:21pm prudy: hello fellow dinkers...
	12:22pm spodiodi: 'loha c'l∅
	🛒 12:22pm Franco Twinkie: Oh Yeah, this!
	12:23pm prudy: love this Humble Pie...
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: prudy!
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: álodiodi!
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: yeh great track!
	🛒 12:24pm Phillippe: hey coel!
	12:25pm dan: Supposedly Steve Marriott had a run in with John Gotti. Humble Pie's management was tied to the mob and he demanded their money up front.
	🛒 12:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rising Sons did this Marriott justice !
	12:25pm northguineahills: Carpenters!
	12:25pm davefromtoronto: wow what a weird combo of tune and band...
	12:26pm Uncle Michael: dave!
	12:26pm dan: @Dave Buffalo Springfield turned Bubblegum.
	12:27pm davefromtoronto: hey buddy! and fellow hinksters.
	🛒 12:27pm Franco Twinkie: SoP. I saw Little Feat in their earliest incarnation as a quartet playing outside for free. I stood right in front of Lowell as he hammered on his white strat making all kinds of goofy faces.
	12:27pm StringOFperils: lListened to this very Buffalo Springfield album yesterday too! Some kind of synchronous weirdness going on....or...naw, it's just me, so it's just weirdness period....
	12:27pm davefromtoronto: some of neil's early tunes were so bizarre.
	12:28pm TDK60: Was this more a Stephen Stills tune?
	12:28pm northguineahills: @dan: just what I was thinking!
	🛒 12:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...surprised in the 1st set... dan I never knew that ! A little too like BobbyFuller - but Steve's demise was clearly his own carelessness...well what do I know about anything whatsoever...
	12:29pm doctorjazz: Carpenters covering Springfield, whoda thunk?
	12:29pm northguineahills: Neil Young wrote it if I recall...
	🛒 12:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A very 'UnCarpernters track' no?
	12:30pm coelacanth∅: hey Phillippe!
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: Rev!
	12:30pm dan: The reason why Clancy can't sing is because he's working on a building.
	12:32pm StringOFperils: @Franco > envy without limits on this end. Lowell George is a hero for me. A hero among heroes in fact. He should have lived on to become, oh I dunno, someone of more universal great stature in the music industry, instead of just one of the greatest white slide guitar playing, smooth soul singing, coked up, cartoonish writer and rock n roll lunatics who ever lived. He could have been a contender, instead of just a fantastic bum which is whut he is was is was is was....
	12:32pm doctorjazz: Wotta voice! Love Fogerty!
	12:33pm dan: Any tribute to Jim Steinman on today's show UM?
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: Nope. Alas.
	12:35pm TDK60: Wow, haven't listened to Venus and Mars since I forget when; previous century?
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: My favorite Wings album.
	12:35pm dan: McCartney stole or shall I say borrowed that riff from Lennon's Cold Turkey.
	12:36pm coelacanth∅: UM -easily
	🛒 12:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seems to me Musicians have always spoken of Lowell George with deference. Not really possible for Lennon & McCartney to stop writing together totally & utterly...
	12:38pm jimbrux: Hi Uncle Michael and...er...Dinks.
	12:38pm coelacanth∅: ...actually no. neck and neck with band on the run, which has my favorite wings song on it (let me roll it)
	12:39pm StringOFperils: Cold turkey. Hmm. Johnny legged it, Paul took the wings. And yeah, neck...
	12:40pm chresti: Hi dinks, back from the smog shop!
	🛒 12:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lennon of course tended to compose around a narrow range of notes - & concern himself with the quality of the words - & Macca is Thee Melodic Geeenyus...
	🛒 12:40pm Franco Twinkie: Me too SoP. Living in L.A. in the 1970's, it was very easy to see Little Feat in all their permutations. They were local hero's that attracted all sorts of wild and funny characters.
	12:41pm johnk77: apolitical blues important live song for feat later in 1970s lowell's life style= blow, tequila, no sleep.golf! soundcheck, show repeat per itinerary they did not tour all the time
	12:42pm coelacanth∅: {cough} hi chrestį {cough cough}
	🛒 12:43pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hello folks! I’m reeling with horror and confusion - THE CARPENTERS? I hate them, but I kind of liked that cover!
	12:45pm StringOFperils: I don't really imagine meeting anyone famous, not really into the star machine thing, but Lowell George...but I suppose it just would have gone like Lowell's story about his meeting Howlin' Wolf, and trying to get him to sign his guitar, the story he tells on that live recording on Chinese Bejeezus....where he's so thrilled to meet the Wolf, who turns to Lowell and his fan request, and just says, "F*** you.."
	12:46pm chresti: Hi coel. Smog test was a lot more streamlined this year, he just plugged something in and wrote things down, without the engine running.
	12:46pm coelacanth∅: i'll give the carpenters version of the Niel Young song a curiosity. that's about it! ...and i'm always up for a curiosity.
	12:46pm TDK60: I've met some well-knowns. They're just people, people.
	🛒 12:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hm. Carpenters had a little bit of an image - & an identity problem ?? There is no other Voice quite like Karen's. Tho' it may appear she felt more secure behind the drum kit. Ironically - even tragically. But they had great songs! & Productions. Where's the bad tunes really?
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: jim! chresti! john! Lizzie!
	12:47pm coelacanth∅: (not "Niel"...)
	🛒 12:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not that I'm dining out on Capenters as a regular food group or anything...
	🛒 12:48pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Coel curiosity is good.
	🛒 12:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Was '69 quite early for Karen & Richard? They were trying it on perhaps ?...
	12:51pm Cmurtha: Alright I am off to the races. Thanks for the first hour UM!
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: cya cmurtha
	🛒 12:54pm Franco Twinkie: SoP, I saw the expanded version of Little Feat open for Captain Beefheart in May of 1972. Lowell told the Howlin' Wolf story to much hilarity and cringing. When I met Lowell in 1975 he was the warmest kindest person you could imagine. He took the back stage pass off his shirt and slapped it on my chest. I was so stunned I just wandered out onto the street. It was like been kissed by the most beautiful girl in the world.
	12:54pm TDK60: Good luck, Cmurtha.
	12:55pm northguineahills: break a leg, Cmurth!
	12:56pm coelacanth∅: i've never cared about meeting famous people, and i've met a few without knowing who in hell they were! 2 exceptions -when i made a point to meet them after the show, are Katell Keineg, and Thomas Mapfumo...on both occasions rewarded with Love. (...same with sleater-kinney, but it wasn't my idea to go meet them)
	12:57pm johnk77: thomas mapfumo is very coool
	12:58pm coelacanth∅: johnk i swear i felt electricity come through his hand!
	🛒 12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I can get starstruck pretty easy - if the Artist means something to me - & so many do ! Altho' I did live in SantaBarbara - & you get used to some stuff... yerknow they're rich I'm not & neither of us cares...
	1:01pm johnk77: we reasoned together several times does he still live in oregon?
	🛒 1:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but I think maybe saying ThankYou for something you appreciate might be a good side to err on...
	🛒 1:02pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Rev Rabbit I know I’m wrong but I’ve always disliked Karen Carpenter’s voice. I prefer higher or rougher, I guess. Last night someone at the Giants game someone had a rabbit on his lap. They were showing it on the scoreboard.
	1:02pm coelacanth∅: johnk i think so?
	1:04pm Uncle Michael: Did it move? Maybe it was a sporan.
	1:05pm Mark R: Jim Bouton said all Giants fans were flakes (like him). And that was when they were still in NY.
	1:05pm coelacanth∅: (i met him in the early-mid 90s)
	1:05pm davefromtoronto: is this the randy newman tune?
	1:07pm davefromtoronto: why yes it is davefrom...
	1:07pm johnk77: my late dad was a nygiants baseball fan he said the real gambling action on sports in manhattan was college basketball
	1:08pm still b/p: Glenn Close can get confused sometimes and set the sporan on the boil.
	1:09pm Listening Out There: News is talking about spread of COVID to dogs and cats. Have to wonder if rabbits could also infected. Vets on the playlist, now is the time to speak up....
	1:11pm Jeff Golick: Hello again, my VanDROOGenbroecks!
	1:12pm spodiodi: that Jimmy Webb was noice
	1:12pm spodiodi: crankiest well-known i've met was greg brady
	🛒 1:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well Covid-19 most likely zoonotic: thot to have started with an animal probly bats (whose fast flying metabolism enables them to incubate disease without effects)...
	1:14pm barrett785: Sugar Pie season is back!
	1:16pm johnk77: the subway is not that scary
	1:16pm spodiodi: uh oh
	🛒 1:16pm Franco Twinkie: Watching Jimmy Webb perform you could safely assume he was a nice person.
	1:16pm Roberto: LOL I guess the stream wasn't happy with that topic.
	1:16pm davefromtoronto: ghost in the machine!
	1:16pm coelacanth∅: fear is your greatest enemy
	1:16pm Listening Out There: [Competing streams...?]
	1:17pm johnk77: post-stream remix?
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: Jeff! Pat!
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: looks like we had a dropout on the stream...first since January.
	1:18pm Andres: App was being funny. Good now. Twitch is playing it straight.
	1:19pm johnk77: it was not exactly a dropout? alternate content was heard
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: That's what dropouts do, john.
	1:19pm Listening Out There: [FYI, think we're still hearing it. I hear "Volare"...]
	1:19pm johnk77: not using twitch for audio here
	1:20pm still b/p: The organ bit in the intro kills me. I have to go shovel and can't die a dozen more Dinky deaths today.
	1:20pm spodiodi: i'm hearing volare
	1:20pm Fuzzy: I think the Drummer stream autostreams content during bandwidth dropouts/loss of signal -- just confuses people even more methinks.
	1:20pm johnk77: in some analog radio instances a dropout was silence
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: LOT, I'm playing that.
	🛒 1:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I graduated eventually & I'm all about that alternate content...
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Fuzzy.
	1:21pm Doug Schulkind: Well, there's more than a handful of dropouts here on the comment board, amirite?!?
	1:21pm chresti: We aim to visit friends near Ojai and my family in SF in June and/or July.
	1:21pm Listening Out There: @UM, thanks for clarifying O Wise Host. @Doug, I take that remark personally...sniff...
	🛒 1:22pm Franco Twinkie: You got that right Doug!
	1:22pm spodiodi: been a dropout ever since i been 17, Doug
	1:22pm Uncle Michael with the GED: me too
	1:23pm StringOFperils: Dropout? Sounds too hoity-toity. I think I just kinda face-planted into here and now.
	1:23pm Doug Schulkind: @Listening Out There I took time off in the middle of my senior year in college. It lasted 27 years.
	1:23pm Andres: I like to think of my self as a tunein.
	1:23pm chresti: I am a dropout.
	1:24pm Listening Out There: @Doug: I have a friend that takes pride in getting within 5 credits of his degree, but not finishing...
	1:24pm spodiodi: now i want a cherry pie real bad
	1:24pm northguineahills: fan of Ray Conniff......
	1:25pm chresti: * from High school, later I went to art school and graduated.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: cherry pie? where??
	1:26pm northguineahills: This is kuje an update on the Scottish folk tune, Charming Billy.
	1:27pm spodiodi: Johnny Preston know, i bet, UM
	1:27pm barrett785: Cherry Pie is a song by the band Warrant
	🛒 1:28pm Franco Twinkie: I was a drop out from cub scouts, and from that point forward it was all bets off.
	🛒 1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wait - that weren't BobbyDarin...
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: nope
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: I was at Sandstone for a Warrant video shoot.
	1:28pm davefromtoronto: love chris montez - he said in an interview with michael shell that john lennon poured a beer on his head when he toured with the bottles and he had to be held back from punching him.
	1:28pm spodiodi: barrett, it sure is... the video! those teeth!
	1:29pm dan: Sounds like a woman
	🛒 1:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Franco around 4thGrade or something I just didn't go to SundaySchool anymore...
	1:29pm Listening Out There: Johnny Preston did remind me of Jerry Lee Lewis. I'm unfamiliar with Preston...
	1:29pm chresti: That's me in high school, fooling around.
	🛒 1:30pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Definitely a live rabbit. Emotional support rabbit?Hope Todd-o-Phonic Todd was watching.
	1:31pm chresti: Haha touring with the Bottles.
	🛒 1:33pm Franco Twinkie: Chris Montez was a Chicano surfer, which was a rare thing in the early sixties.
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: I didn't know he surfed!
	1:37pm northguineahills: Miles!
	🛒 1:37pm Franco Twinkie: He said so in an interview.
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: I don't doubt you.
	🛒 1:39pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: You should have started screeching “I don’t wanna hear that! I don’t wanna hear that!” like Weekly World Blues.
	1:40pm davefromtoronto: probably the same one i heard on m shelley's show.
	🛒 1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'If He Had a Hammer' as Macca referred to him... Which was kinda FolkRawk ahead of the curve - always seemed a compelling performer from film I've seen...
	1:40pm Jeff Golick: That was weird. The cover for ON THE CORNER came up in the pop-up player before the actual Miles music started.
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: Rev, are you thinking of Trini Lopez?
	1:42pm jimbrux: Is this from the Complete On the Corner sessions? I remember this section differently...
	1:43pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Jim.
	1:43pm Rich in Washington: This is my favorite 70s Miles piece.
	1:44pm coelacanth∅: haha Lizzie
	1:44pm Listening Out There: "On the Corner" was my first Miles able. I entered his oeuvre at an ususual point. Took me some time to get to the Quintet...
	1:44pm Rich in Washington: which I don't nearly have enough of.
	1:45pm Andres: That Miles was a journey. Nice!
	🛒 1:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: D'OH ! Not thinking enuff apparently... Chris was 'HeyBaby' with the harmonica influenced John on 'LoveMeDo' ...here's a link to make up for being stoopid : pleasekillme.com...
	1:46pm Jeff Golick: @LOT: I think my first Miles was E.S.P., which I still don't think I've gotten to the bottom of yet. Always interesting, the ways we come "into" an artist's oeuvre can really color the whole experience.
	1:46pm jimbrux: Vote for Miles indeed! On the Corner also my favourite of anything he ever did. Black Satin genuinely 25 years ahead of its time.
	1:47pm davefromtoronto: RRN not piling on by hey baby was bruce channel and the harp guy was i can't remember his name
	1:47pm dan: Vote for Miles Davis - A Horn for every citizen
	1:47pm davefromtoronto: dilbert something...
	1:47pm johnk77: dropped out of cal
	1:48pm davefromtoronto: they both toured with the beatles though...
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: Rev may be thinking of "Let's Dance".
	1:51pm northguineahills: LD played Willie Bobo last night!
	1:51pm davefromtoronto: yup UM
	🛒 1:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: davefromtoronto: OK - I wan't quite born yet ! ...Have you seen them in the same place same time ??... I need to watch 'JohnLennon's Jukebox' again...
	1:52pm Rich in Washington: recently blown away upon learning that not only was Zappa a fan of Black Sabbath but he was friends (as much as a studio hermit and touring monster can be) with Tony Iommi.
	1:54pm prudy: quite a shift UM...
	1:54pm davefromtoronto: i heard them both interviewed by m shelley - bruce channel was on lennon's jukebox doc but chris m was not.
	🛒 1:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hard to know where Zappa's antipathies were or weren't ...
	1:54pm Stevel: My young Sabbath journey started with Paranoid and went through Sabotage. I never really listened to #4, which mystifies me. The nice thing is, its fresh to me.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: prudy, I have no fear...and no sense.
	1:55pm dan: Any way to find the John Lennon Jukebox doc?
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: Steve!
	1:55pm TDK60: I read that Zappa didn't much like UK rock but that he dug Gentle Giant.
	1:55pm prudy: not a dis, just a comment...
	🛒 1:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah I'm reading this article & the timelines w/ 'LoveMeDo' didn't line up - uh-oh ! dan I think it's in segment on YouTube with an annoying buzz !...
	1:55pm davefromtoronto: i saw it on youtube but might be pulled. check dailymotion.
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: Oh, I know. Not defensive...just a reply!
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: Zappa's antipathies may have been calculated to confound.
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: gentle giant was somewhat "intellectual" so i'm not surprised; but then, did he like king crimson?
	1:57pm davefromtoronto: one of the best parts of the jukebox doc is the guy who john lennon ripped off the opening riff for i feel fine. blanking on names again - watch your step?
	🛒 1:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Must have got into Miles thru BitchesBrew? But I got records from the Library & took to Jazz instantaneously... smitten w/ Coltrane reflexively I know that ! A revelation...
	🛒 1:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bobby Parker
	1:59pm TDK60: I dunno, coel. I like King Crimson.
	2:00pm davefromtoronto: that's him!
	2:00pm dan: I've written off commercial radio because they only play "Don't Fear The Reaper", "Burning For You" and "Godzilla" for BOC.
	2:01pm Jeff Golick: Why does he want to be wrapped in leaves?
	2:03pm spodiodi: maybe he's an ent
	🛒 2:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: [reading] ...uh-oh - young JohnLennon & too much alcohol - this might not turn out well...
	2:07pm WLSClark: Just logged in to see the great BOC "In Thee" got played. Great song, UM!!
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: Clark! Thanks for looking in.
	2:07pm coelacanth∅: TDK so do i - immensely!
	2:08pm TDK60: I like 'On The Corner.' Don't care who didn't.
	2:08pm northguineahills: woohoo, shaved w/ my electric razor, and didn't cut myself!
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: But did you electrocute yourself?
	🛒 2:09pm Franco Twinkie: Bagging on Frank Zappa has always been a parlor sport for a certain type of music enthusiast who also overvalues their own opinion.
	2:10pm TDK60: I like Zappa, Franco. But I don't have a parlor..
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: That would be me, I guess. I can see the merits, and enjoy some of his music a lot. But I'm sort of put off by the middle-school naughtiness...and that he was such an asshole.
	2:10pm jimbrux: Rest In Power Eddie Harris!
	🛒 2:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...TommyRoe comes between them - so we'll never who wins: I wouldn't bet on Lennon ...John was drunk & tripping on John stuff - no provocation! Jealous of a more established act from the USA probly - when TheBeatles were exploding but still opening - which changed as soon as they hit Liverpool for the remaining dates - which Chris had no probs with...
	2:12pm spodiodi: i like Zappa a lot. sad when he split
	2:13pm TDK60: I thought some of Zappa's burlesque was stupid and sexist. Other things about his music I liked.
	2:15pm dan: Last week we had Pink Floyd going into Moody Blues territory, this week it's Arthur Brown.
	🛒 2:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Being cynical & contrarian & arch was part of Zappa's genius & character. I didn't have to spend quality time with him. The parts of the work that annoy me like that pale compared to the mass of it. But what he had to say about a lot of things was important too. I don't need to agree with everything someone says to think they matter.
	2:16pm Rich in Washington: I always thought Zappa held anything bigger than him with disdain when he was in his rock god era, so the revelation that he actually liked Black Sabbath took me by surprise.
	2:16pm StringOFperils: Zappa was perceptive about what his public were attracted to, and he had a family to raise, and a business to develop. A very hard-working Italian-American guy; so public asshole, private visionary.
	2:16pm coelacanth∅: different than the album version, i think
	2:16pm spodiodi: just yesterday, i was thinking about the sexism and (what would certainly be considered unacceptably racism today) in FZ/mothers' work
	2:17pm Rich in Washington: Zappa was sort of the gateway into both weirdo music and music snobbery for me - my first ever rock concert was Frank Zappa. But it's a phase, y'know?
	2:17pm spodiodi: unacceptable*
	🛒 2:17pm Franco Twinkie: Wind it up and let it go!
	2:17pm Rich in Washington: I still have tons of admiration for those OG Mothers lineups.
	2:17pm davefromtoronto: i hope you guys have seen the clip of zappa playing a bicycle on the steve allen show...
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: Yep, Dave.
	2:19pm WLSClark: Playing a bicycle? Who does he think he is? Peter Schickle?
	2:19pm dan: Got to see Pino with The Who, he really did John Entwistle proud by upholding his bass technique.
	2:19pm prudy: why is anyone surprised that young men in the entertainment business have huge egos?
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: Pete famously didn't instruct Pino to ape John. His only instruction was to play loud.
	2:20pm doctorjazz: Love Djurkel!
	🛒 2:20pm Franco Twinkie: Yesterday my sister and I were driving around remembering choice bits from Lumpy Gravy and Uncle Meat we loved growing up as Mexican American weirdos. Something Frank Zappa understood implicitly.
	2:21pm spodiodi: why is anyone surprised that * in the * business have huge egos? (ftfy, and nope)
	2:21pm TDK60: I love a lot of Frank's work. I mean, geez, "Who Are The Brain Police"! I love his jzzay Grand Wazoo album. Got to see the Mothers during their "Absolutely Free" stage and that really liberated. Never heard any racism in there though. Yeah, Franco. Zappa was an Angeleno.
	2:21pm Uncle Michael: I'm not throwing out the baby with the bathwater, but I do have issues with the guy.
	2:21pm northguineahills: Digging this Pino Palladino & Black Mills track!
	2:21pm coelacanth∅: @220 Pete gets extra credit for that insight
	🛒 2:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Zappa was certainly a precursor to things like Ween or TheResidents which seemed much more Normative after him - & now. He was complex, virtuosic, funny, weird, disturbing - & quite distinctive. & he's been gone since 1993. I also think people critiquing Lennon when he only got to mature to age 40 in 1980 is facile & out of context. Like a contemporary comedian saying it just doesn't matter what Pryor or Carlin did in their act as far as what's acceptable - the standards are changing like every month now !
	2:23pm spodiodi: yay, Bob!
	2:23pm northguineahills: Bob Mould!
	🛒 2:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but yerknow even back then I found Zappa's cynicism tiresome sometimes...
	2:25pm TDK60: Never heard this Bob album. Lots of others. Met Bob in about '03.
	2:25pm Pedro in Arlington: Haven't listened to this Bob in decades. Sounds fresh, UM.
	2:25pm Uncle Michael: Pedro! 25 years...can you believe that?
	2:26pm coelacanth∅: Mould's another famous person i met...hung out with hüsker dü after a show because of a mutual friend. 'can't say it phased me.
	2:26pm spodiodi: holy crap. time.
	2:26pm Stevel: Love Bob Mould. Fortunate to see the Huskers several times when they were most distinctly a HC band.
	🛒 2:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 Mould ...can see him being a copacetic hang !
	2:27pm spodiodi: ha.
	🛒 2:28pm Franco Twinkie: For lots of us, Frank Zappa was just another flavor to be enjoyed. What he thought or believed was just sprinkles on the ice cream.
	🛒 2:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: But honestly as Social Commentator - & even Philostopher (that misspelling comes from him in fact) - Zappa mattered.
	2:31pm TDK60: RevRab- he did speak out against censorship in congress.
	2:31pm Doug Schulkind: It is truly unnerving how much this guy sounds like Lindsey Graham.
	🛒 2:32pm Franco Twinkie: If Frank Zappa has lasting influence, It's not because he wished it to be so.
	2:32pm Stevel: My feet do itch.
	🛒 2:32pm WR: Help me Mr. Science, got a few minutes, can you do it right away?
	🛒 2:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A sprinkle of elder GeorgeBush too... but yeah he does.
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: WR!
	2:35pm spodiodi: Beastie Boys sample this, eh?
	2:35pm coelacanth∅: mahna mahna
	2:35pm northguineahills: Trinity, my favorite toaster! yes, spodi!
	2:35pm spodiodi: 👍 thanks, ngh. thought so
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: Next track off an album I played three times in two days this week.
	2:37pm northguineahills: Now, I want to hear Ralph Stanley....
	2:38pm KWilde: Good stuff!
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: KW!
	2:40pm Uncle Michael: Eddie laying off the falsetto is SO unusual.
	2:40pm burke: Hiya! I was in the dentist's chair during Chris Montez...no lie.
	2:40pm WLSClark: Tamla--the cultural truth of 1971
	2:41pm prudy: thanks for a great show UM...have a good visit with your dad...
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: burke! Thanks, prudy!
	2:41pm davefromtoronto: this is what mick jagger wanted to sound like...
	2:42pm dan: Eddie Kendricks knocking it out of the ballpark with that voice.
	2:42pm Uncle Michael: I thought Don Covay is what Mick wanted to sound like!
	2:43pm davefromtoronto: thanks UM have a great weekend - btw who's don covay?
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: uh oh...Don Covay tribute next week!
	2:44pm Pedro in Arlington: Mick definitely copped much from Covay. Didn't realize Don is buried in the same cemetery as Billy Stewart in Hyattsville, not far from the nation's capital.
	2:45pm northguineahills: OK, got to boogie for my interview in a wee bit (need some coffee, first).
	2:45pm WLSClark: Awesome song!
	🛒 2:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously - this is both grand & restrained. Simply that humans can get together & execute such a thing is a marvel to me.
	🛒 2:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ngh Rawk that schizzle ! :)
	2:45pm Uncle Michael: good luck, ngh!
	2:47pm davefromtoronto: make it a covay/stewart tribute cause i don't know that dude either!
	2:47pm coelacanth∅: time for me to hit the bunny trail Thanks Uncle M! tchau y'all
	🛒 2:47pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, I will dig out the first two albums by Little Feat to listen to while I am cooking in the house I grew up in later this afternoon. And for good measure, something by Frank Zappa(Hot Rats?) Like smog, this is just something we accepted as part the weather and landscape.
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: I love Hot Rats so much. Compare Willin's!
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: I'll get you covered, dave!
	🛒 2:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: From left field but someone might dig - this was a worthwhile reflection on TheReplacements : jeremydylan.net...
	2:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, UM, great show! I come down sort of agnostic on Zappa, like him in theory, generally listening doesn't grab me. Later all!
	2:50pm dan: This gets the title of strangest cover version.
	2:51pm davefromtoronto: now this guy i know! genius!
	2:51pm WLSClark: Wow, quite a different sound from ELO!
	2:52pm Uncle Michael: Otherwise, what would be the point... ;-)
	2:52pm dan: I suppose there will be an ELO song following this.
	2:53pm WLSClark: well, if I didn't know the song and someone said ELO did the original, I'd laugh at them
	2:53pm northguineahills: danks, UM!
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, everyone. See you next week.
	🛒 2:54pm listener 126464: Thanks Uncle Michael!
	2:54pm WLSClark: Great to catch last hour. Thanks UM
	2:54pm StringOFperils: The Delmore Brothers! Great!!! But I never liked that album where all they did was go on an on about the mudshark. Man!
	2:55pm spodiodi: thanks, UM! great show
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: The Delmore Brothers and that DAMNED Mudshark!
	2:55pm StringOFperils: Have a great weekend, Uncle Michael.
	2:55pm KWilde: Enjoy the weekend!
	🛒 2:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thanks As Ever Uncle Michael ! ...I'll try & talk less nonsense about 1963 before I popped out in Nov. next time !
	2:56pm TDK60: Thanks. See ya, Uncle Michael.
	2:56pm dan: Great show UM
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Uncle Michael! Swell show!
	2:56pm Jeff Golick: Thx!
	2:57pm Paul from Toronto: Another fabulous show. Thanks, Uncle Michael! Have a great week!
	🛒 2:59pm Franco Twinkie: Thank you Michael. Always a pleasure.
	2:59pm chresti: Thanks Uncle Michael!
	3:00pm Listening Out There: TY UM HDT OK?
	3:01pm Kat: Thank you
	🛒 3:04pm Brian in UK: Michael, have a great day tomorrow, big hugs.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from April 23, 2021

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Turning over the toy box and jamming together the gloriously mismatched musical Lincoln Logs, Legos and Tinker Toys from Tin Pan Alley pluggers, pickled egg tavern weepers, lockstep soul ensembles, skinny-tie power poppers, Eurotrash ravers, moontanned art school rockers, drunken soccer anthems and anything else that seems like a good idea at the time. There are no guilty pleasures.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
Bobby Hutcherson	The Omen "The Omen" by "Bobby Hutcherson"	Happenings	Blue Note	1967	(From: Blue Note The Definitive 45 RPM Reissue Series)	0:03:13 (Pop-up)
Chicago	Dialogue (Part One)(Part Two)	V	Columbia	1972		0:10:05 (Pop-up)
Little Feet	Apolitical Blues "Apolitical Blues" by "Little Feet"	Sailin' Shoes	Warner Bros.	1972		0:17:22 (Pop-up)
Humble Pie	Black Coffee "Black Coffee" by "Humble Pie"	Eat It	A&M	1973		0:20:47 (Pop-up)
Carpenters	Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing	Offering	A&M	1969		0:24:02 (Pop-up)
John Fogerty	Working On A Building	Blue Ridge Rangers	Fantasy	1980 (1973)		0:28:09 (Pop-up)
Wings	Letting Go "Letting Go" by "Wings"	Venus and Mars	Capitol	1975		0:32:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ray Martin And His Orchestra	Unforgettable	shellac 10" (b-side to Blue Tango)	Columbia	1952	(From: Ray Martin And His Orchestra Chronological Classics )	0:36:55 (Pop-up)
Charlie Rich	How Blue Can You Be "How Blue Can You Be" by "Charlie Rich"	prev. unr.	Sun	unk.	(From: The Complete Sun Masters)	0:44:55 (Pop-up)
Brenda Lee	Everybody's Had the Blues	New Sunrise	MCA	1973	(From: Holding Things Together: The Merle Haggard Songbook)	0:45:53 (Pop-up)
Sugar Pie Desanto	I Don't Wanna Fuss	single (b/w I Love You So Much)	Checker	1964	(From: Go Go Power-Complete Chess Singles 1961-1966)	0:48:26 (Pop-up)
Champion Jack Dupree	Day Break "Day Break" by "Champion Jack Dupree"	unk.	unk.	unk.	(From: Champion Jack Dupree, Early Cuts)	0:51:42 (Pop-up)
Mickey Finn	Garden of My Mind "Garden of My Mind" by "Mickey Finn"	single (b/w Time To Start Loving You)	Direction	1967		0:54:37 (Pop-up)
Cecile Grandin	Le Scaphandre Blanc	Polyester/Le Temps Des Poupées (EP)	RCA Victor	1968	(From: Ultra Chicks Volume 4: Yé Yé Girls!)	0:57:01 (Pop-up)
Happy Day	Give Me Some Love "Give Me Some Love" by "Happy Day"	single (b/w Why Don't You Get To Know Yourself)	Uni	1971	(From: Lost Jukebox Vol. 16)	0:58:39 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Webb	Marie "Marie" by "Jimmy Webb"	SlipCover	S-Curve	2019		1:01:36 (Pop-up)
The Walker Brothers	Marie "Marie" by "The Walker Brothers"	prev. unr.	n/a	1975	(From: Everything Under the Sun)	1:04:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Joel Vandroogenbroeck	Matahari Terbenam	South East Asia	Coloursound Library	1985		1:08:08 (Pop-up)
Randy & The Radiants	Peek-A-Boo "Peek-A-Boo" by "Randy & The Radiants"	single (b/w Mountain's High)	Sun	1964	(From: The Complete Sun Singles Vol.5 - CD2)	1:15:05 (Pop-up)
Domenico Modugno	Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu	single (b/w Domenico Modugno And His Quintet-Mariti In Citta)	Decca	1952	(From: Cantautori Italiani 1 - I Nuovi Poeti)	1:17:15 (Pop-up)
Ray Conniff And His Orchestra & Chorus	Tiger Rag (Hold that Tiger)	Friendly Persuasion	Columbia	1965		1:20:37 (Pop-up)
Johnny Preston	Charming Billy "Charming Billy" by "Johnny Preston"	single (b/w Up In The Air)	Mercury	1960	(From: Biky's Goud Van Oud (Deel 15))	1:23:13 (Pop-up)
Chris Montez	Foolin' Around "Foolin' Around" by "Chris Montez"	Foolin' Around	A&M	1967	(From: Greatest Hits)	1:25:34 (Pop-up)
Bobby Sherman	The Drum "The Drum" by "Bobby Sherman"	single (b/w Free Now To Roam)	Metromedia	1971	(From: The Very Best of Bobby Sherman)	1:27:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Mike Sammes Singers	Youth: Just Like Swingles	n/a	n/a	unk.	(From: Music For Biscuits: Lost Advertising & Rare Film Sounds by Mike Sammes & The Mike Sammes Singers (2006))	1:29:58 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Vote For Miles "Vote For Miles" by "Miles Davis"	On The Corner	Columbia	1972		1:34:36 (Pop-up)
Willie Bobo And The Bo Gents	Come Together	Do What You Want To Do...	Sussex	1971		1:43:40 (Pop-up)
Black Sabbath	Wheels Of Confusion	Vol. 4	Vertigo	1972		1:48:45 (Pop-up)
Blue Öyster Cult	In Thee "In Thee" by "Blue Öyster Cult"	Mirrors	CBS	1979	(From: The Best of Blue Öyster Cult: Don't Fear the Reaper)	1:56:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Earl Van Dyke And The Soul Brothers	The Flick (Part 2)	single (b-side to The Flick (Part 1))	Soul	1965	(From: Complete Motown Singles - Vol 5)	2:00:18 (Pop-up)
Les McCann & Eddie Harris	Shorty Rides Again	Second Movement	Atlantic	1971	(From: F16#81-The Piano Electrified)	2:04:57 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	The Nile Song "The Nile Song" by "Pink Floyd"	single (b/w Ibiza Bar)	Harvest	1970	(From: Relics)	2:13:16 (Pop-up)
Pino Palladino & Blake Mills	Djurkel	Notes With Attachments	Impulse!/New Deal	2021		2:16:34 (Pop-up)
Bob Mould	Deep Karma Canyon "Deep Karma Canyon" by "Bob Mould"	Bob Mould	Rykodisc	1996		2:22:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Majestad Valkyria	Margarita (Outro)	The LSD Connection	Yo Soy	2011		2:24:56 (Pop-up)
Mr. Science	Happiness Through Science	Series 01	96x	1979-83		2:29:33 (Pop-up)
Trinity Meet The Mighty Diamonds	The Hustler	Trinity Meet The Mighty Diamonds	Gorgon	1979		2:32:18 (Pop-up)
Sturgill Simpson	Some Days "Some Days" by "Sturgill Simpson"	Cuttin' Grass, Vol. 2 (The Cowboy Arms Sessions)	High Top Mountain Records	2021		2:35:24 (Pop-up)
Eddie Kendricks	This Used To Be The Home Of Johnnie Mae	All By Myself	Tamla	1971		2:38:22 (Pop-up)
A-Bombs	Leave The Best Behind "Leave The Best Behind" by "A-Bombs"	And Just Constantly Rotating	Outside Society Productions	1998		2:43:51 (Pop-up)
Eve St. Jones & Massey	Last Train To London	Jazz and 70s	P.M.B.	2008		2:48:05 (Pop-up)
Delmore Brothers	Cause I Don't Mean to Cry When You're Gone	shellac 10" (b-side to In That Vine Covered Chapel In The Valley)	Bluebird	1938	(From: Delmore Brothers 1937-1938 Chronological Classics )	2:51:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		2:54:35 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm βrian: Bonjour, Mon oncle de Topeka.
	🛒 12:00pm Franco Twinkie: Howdee Michael!
	12:01pm TDK60: Hi βrian, Franco. I do think we're in Kansas.
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: Brian! Franco!
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: TDK60!
	12:01pm Paul from Toronto: Happy Friday, Uncle Michael, Happy Friday, Dinks!
	12:01pm TDK60: Uncle, what's shakin'?
	12:02pm dan: Good afternoon all.
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: Paul!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: dan!
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Zingzangzoom, I love you!
	12:02pm Rich in Washington: Howdeeee!
	🛒 12:02pm Brian in UK: Uncle.
	12:02pm Fuzzy: Hey dinks, let's rock!
	12:02pm spodiodi: good morning, Uncle Michael, Hinkys and Dinkies!
	12:03pm Andres: And Bing Bang Boom!
	12:03pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone! Slight humble brag: Dissertation Defense is today! I hope UM will give me the power to push through in an hours time. Hope everyone is doing dandy
	12:03pm Artie: Ready, steady, go...
	12:04pm βrian: I prefer silty treasures, anyway.
	12:04pm dan: @Cmurtha Good luck, what's the Dissertation on?
	12:05pm βrian: @Cmurtha: You're in Ann Arbor? Or do you mean Uncle, here?
	12:05pm Cmurtha: The concept of childhood in the early modern Ottoman Empire.
	🛒 12:05pm Brian in UK: Cmurtha, good luck. Is it Turkey related?
	12:05pm Stork: Unky M is drivin!
	12:05pm TDK60: Cmurtha I hope you make those folks get a little friction on their elbow pads.
	12:05pm northguineahills: Haven't heard this Bobby Hutcherson.
	12:05pm spodiodi: good luck, Cmurtha!
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Rich! BiUK! Fuzzy! spodi! Andres! Cmurtha Artie! Stork!
	12:06pm Cmurtha: No I am in Columbus, and thank you for the well wishes everyone!
	12:06pm dan: @Cmurtha Sounds interesting.
	12:06pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Michael and everybody else!
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: ngh! Andrew!
	12:06pm adamdoesit: Hello UM, hinks, and dinks. Thanks for keeping the good vib(raphon)es going.
	12:06pm Doug Schulkind: And what a stunning track from Mr. Hutcherson it is!
	12:06pm βrian: @Cmurtha: Soon you'll be pHinisheD!
	12:07pm Cmurtha: Nervous, but it should go smooth? It is at minimum two hours
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: adam! Doug!
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Doug, a lot more "outre" than the rest of the album.
	🛒 12:09pm Phillippe: Howdy! Hey βrian, Franco, Spodi, et. al.
	12:09pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Hinky Dinky Shoppers!
	12:10pm dan: Jazz meets John Cage
	12:10pm βrian: What's today's Pandemic Lunch, y'all?
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Phillippe! Henry!
	12:10pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha (or Jake, I keep on thinking that when I see that avatar). There's was an episode two years ago on the Ottoman History podcast on the concept of childhood. You probably know the academics (or one of them you?): www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com...
	12:10pm spodiodi: howdy, Phillippe!
	12:12pm dan: Been on a Chicago binge lately. Dialogue is one of those songs I could listen to 10 times in a row and never tire of it.
	12:12pm northguineahills: oh, and good luck! I'm prepping for an interview right now.
	12:13pm still b/p: In waiting room, post-vax #2. The shot was making the percussion sound like it wasn't 4/4, but I'm gettin'right now.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: still b/p!
	12:15pm spodiodi: congrats, still b/p
	🛒 12:16pm Franco Twinkie: I kept thinking I had two streams on at the same time, but then I remembered - Chicago.
	12:16pm northguineahills: The only Chicago album I own..., or do I have another?
	12:18pm dan: Chicago, the only group I can think of where their first 3 studio albums were double records.
	12:19pm Cmurtha: Good luck North! And I have spoken to Dylan and Heidi, though I don't know them too well. They also both do modern stuff, I have heard that episode before!
	12:20pm doctorjazz: Little Feet doing their Howlin' Wolf! Hi Dinks!
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: Doc!
	12:20pm spodiodi: Little Feat ftw! is that Little Feat*?
	12:21pm coelacanth∅: greetings Uncle M and dinklers
	🛒 12:21pm Franco Twinkie: In my high school, the jocks and cholos listened to Chicago. The weirdos listened to Little Feat.
	12:21pm StringOFperils: Hi, UM! I was just listening to The Last Record Album yesterday; I'm kinda missing Lowell George's vision lately I think...his era of Little Feat was really something.
	12:21pm Roberto: Little Feeat
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: Coel! SOP! Roberto!
	12:21pm spodiodi: my pops (rip) hipped me to Little Feat
	12:21pm Roberto: Nice shirt, UM! I have one just like it.
	12:21pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: I probably don't sleep due to all of the educational podcasts I listen to.
	12:21pm prudy: hello fellow dinkers...
	12:22pm spodiodi: 'loha c'l∅
	🛒 12:22pm Franco Twinkie: Oh Yeah, this!
	12:23pm prudy: love this Humble Pie...
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: prudy!
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: álodiodi!
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: yeh great track!
	🛒 12:24pm Phillippe: hey coel!
	12:25pm dan: Supposedly Steve Marriott had a run in with John Gotti. Humble Pie's management was tied to the mob and he demanded their money up front.
	🛒 12:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rising Sons did this Marriott justice !
	12:25pm northguineahills: Carpenters!
	12:25pm davefromtoronto: wow what a weird combo of tune and band...
	12:26pm Uncle Michael: dave!
	12:26pm dan: @Dave Buffalo Springfield turned Bubblegum.
	12:27pm davefromtoronto: hey buddy! and fellow hinksters.
	🛒 12:27pm Franco Twinkie: SoP. I saw Little Feat in their earliest incarnation as a quartet playing outside for free. I stood right in front of Lowell as he hammered on his white strat making all kinds of goofy faces.
	12:27pm StringOFperils: lListened to this very Buffalo Springfield album yesterday too! Some kind of synchronous weirdness going on....or...naw, it's just me, so it's just weirdness period....
	12:27pm davefromtoronto: some of neil's early tunes were so bizarre.
	12:28pm TDK60: Was this more a Stephen Stills tune?
	12:28pm northguineahills: @dan: just what I was thinking!
	🛒 12:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...surprised in the 1st set... dan I never knew that ! A little too like BobbyFuller - but Steve's demise was clearly his own carelessness...well what do I know about anything whatsoever...
	12:29pm doctorjazz: Carpenters covering Springfield, whoda thunk?
	12:29pm northguineahills: Neil Young wrote it if I recall...
	🛒 12:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A very 'UnCarpernters track' no?
	12:30pm coelacanth∅: hey Phillippe!
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: Rev!
	12:30pm dan: The reason why Clancy can't sing is because he's working on a building.
	12:32pm StringOFperils: @Franco > envy without limits on this end. Lowell George is a hero for me. A hero among heroes in fact. He should have lived on to become, oh I dunno, someone of more universal great stature in the music industry, instead of just one of the greatest white slide guitar playing, smooth soul singing, coked up, cartoonish writer and rock n roll lunatics who ever lived. He could have been a contender, instead of just a fantastic bum which is whut he is was is was is was....
	12:32pm doctorjazz: Wotta voice! Love Fogerty!
	12:33pm dan: Any tribute to Jim Steinman on today's show UM?
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: Nope. Alas.
	12:35pm TDK60: Wow, haven't listened to Venus and Mars since I forget when; previous century?
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: My favorite Wings album.
	12:35pm dan: McCartney stole or shall I say borrowed that riff from Lennon's Cold Turkey.
	12:36pm coelacanth∅: UM -easily
	🛒 12:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seems to me Musicians have always spoken of Lowell George with deference. Not really possible for Lennon & McCartney to stop writing together totally & utterly...
	12:38pm jimbrux: Hi Uncle Michael and...er...Dinks.
	12:38pm coelacanth∅: ...actually no. neck and neck with band on the run, which has my favorite wings song on it (let me roll it)
	12:39pm StringOFperils: Cold turkey. Hmm. Johnny legged it, Paul took the wings. And yeah, neck...
	12:40pm chresti: Hi dinks, back from the smog shop!
	🛒 12:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lennon of course tended to compose around a narrow range of notes - & concern himself with the quality of the words - & Macca is Thee Melodic Geeenyus...
	🛒 12:40pm Franco Twinkie: Me too SoP. Living in L.A. in the 1970's, it was very easy to see Little Feat in all their permutations. They were local hero's that attracted all sorts of wild and funny characters.
	12:41pm johnk77: apolitical blues important live song for feat later in 1970s lowell's life style= blow, tequila, no sleep.golf! soundcheck, show repeat per itinerary they did not tour all the time
	12:42pm coelacanth∅: {cough} hi chrestį {cough cough}
	🛒 12:43pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hello folks! I’m reeling with horror and confusion - THE CARPENTERS? I hate them, but I kind of liked that cover!
	12:45pm StringOFperils: I don't really imagine meeting anyone famous, not really into the star machine thing, but Lowell George...but I suppose it just would have gone like Lowell's story about his meeting Howlin' Wolf, and trying to get him to sign his guitar, the story he tells on that live recording on Chinese Bejeezus....where he's so thrilled to meet the Wolf, who turns to Lowell and his fan request, and just says, "F*** you.."
	12:46pm chresti: Hi coel. Smog test was a lot more streamlined this year, he just plugged something in and wrote things down, without the engine running.
	12:46pm coelacanth∅: i'll give the carpenters version of the Niel Young song a curiosity. that's about it! ...and i'm always up for a curiosity.
	12:46pm TDK60: I've met some well-knowns. They're just people, people.
	🛒 12:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hm. Carpenters had a little bit of an image - & an identity problem ?? There is no other Voice quite like Karen's. Tho' it may appear she felt more secure behind the drum kit. Ironically - even tragically. But they had great songs! & Productions. Where's the bad tunes really?
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: jim! chresti! john! Lizzie!
	12:47pm coelacanth∅: (not "Niel"...)
	🛒 12:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not that I'm dining out on Capenters as a regular food group or anything...
	🛒 12:48pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Coel curiosity is good.
	🛒 12:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Was '69 quite early for Karen & Richard? They were trying it on perhaps ?...
	12:51pm Cmurtha: Alright I am off to the races. Thanks for the first hour UM!
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: cya cmurtha
	🛒 12:54pm Franco Twinkie: SoP, I saw the expanded version of Little Feat open for Captain Beefheart in May of 1972. Lowell told the Howlin' Wolf story to much hilarity and cringing. When I met Lowell in 1975 he was the warmest kindest person you could imagine. He took the back stage pass off his shirt and slapped it on my chest. I was so stunned I just wandered out onto the street. It was like been kissed by the most beautiful girl in the world.
	12:54pm TDK60: Good luck, Cmurtha.
	12:55pm northguineahills: break a leg, Cmurth!
	12:56pm coelacanth∅: i've never cared about meeting famous people, and i've met a few without knowing who in hell they were! 2 exceptions -when i made a point to meet them after the show, are Katell Keineg, and Thomas Mapfumo...on both occasions rewarded with Love. (...same with sleater-kinney, but it wasn't my idea to go meet them)
	12:57pm johnk77: thomas mapfumo is very coool
	12:58pm coelacanth∅: johnk i swear i felt electricity come through his hand!
	🛒 12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I can get starstruck pretty easy - if the Artist means something to me - & so many do ! Altho' I did live in SantaBarbara - & you get used to some stuff... yerknow they're rich I'm not & neither of us cares...
	1:01pm johnk77: we reasoned together several times does he still live in oregon?
	🛒 1:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but I think maybe saying ThankYou for something you appreciate might be a good side to err on...
	🛒 1:02pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Rev Rabbit I know I’m wrong but I’ve always disliked Karen Carpenter’s voice. I prefer higher or rougher, I guess. Last night someone at the Giants game someone had a rabbit on his lap. They were showing it on the scoreboard.
	1:02pm coelacanth∅: johnk i think so?
	1:04pm Uncle Michael: Did it move? Maybe it was a sporan.
	1:05pm Mark R: Jim Bouton said all Giants fans were flakes (like him). And that was when they were still in NY.
	1:05pm coelacanth∅: (i met him in the early-mid 90s)
	1:05pm davefromtoronto: is this the randy newman tune?
	1:07pm davefromtoronto: why yes it is davefrom...
	1:07pm johnk77: my late dad was a nygiants baseball fan he said the real gambling action on sports in manhattan was college basketball
	1:08pm still b/p: Glenn Close can get confused sometimes and set the sporan on the boil.
	1:09pm Listening Out There: News is talking about spread of COVID to dogs and cats. Have to wonder if rabbits could also infected. Vets on the playlist, now is the time to speak up....
	1:11pm Jeff Golick: Hello again, my VanDROOGenbroecks!
	1:12pm spodiodi: that Jimmy Webb was noice
	1:12pm spodiodi: crankiest well-known i've met was greg brady
	🛒 1:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well Covid-19 most likely zoonotic: thot to have started with an animal probly bats (whose fast flying metabolism enables them to incubate disease without effects)...
	1:14pm barrett785: Sugar Pie season is back!
	1:16pm johnk77: the subway is not that scary
	1:16pm spodiodi: uh oh
	🛒 1:16pm Franco Twinkie: Watching Jimmy Webb perform you could safely assume he was a nice person.
	1:16pm Roberto: LOL I guess the stream wasn't happy with that topic.
	1:16pm davefromtoronto: ghost in the machine!
	1:16pm coelacanth∅: fear is your greatest enemy
	1:16pm Listening Out There: [Competing streams...?]
	1:17pm johnk77: post-stream remix?
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: Jeff! Pat!
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: looks like we had a dropout on the stream...first since January.
	1:18pm Andres: App was being funny. Good now. Twitch is playing it straight.
	1:19pm johnk77: it was not exactly a dropout? alternate content was heard
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: That's what dropouts do, john.
	1:19pm Listening Out There: [FYI, think we're still hearing it. I hear "Volare"...]
	1:19pm johnk77: not using twitch for audio here
	1:20pm still b/p: The organ bit in the intro kills me. I have to go shovel and can't die a dozen more Dinky deaths today.
	1:20pm spodiodi: i'm hearing volare
	1:20pm Fuzzy: I think the Drummer stream autostreams content during bandwidth dropouts/loss of signal -- just confuses people even more methinks.
	1:20pm johnk77: in some analog radio instances a dropout was silence
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: LOT, I'm playing that.
	🛒 1:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I graduated eventually & I'm all about that alternate content...
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Fuzzy.
	1:21pm Doug Schulkind: Well, there's more than a handful of dropouts here on the comment board, amirite?!?
	1:21pm chresti: We aim to visit friends near Ojai and my family in SF in June and/or July.
	1:21pm Listening Out There: @UM, thanks for clarifying O Wise Host. @Doug, I take that remark personally...sniff...
	🛒 1:22pm Franco Twinkie: You got that right Doug!
	1:22pm spodiodi: been a dropout ever since i been 17, Doug
	1:22pm Uncle Michael with the GED: me too
	1:23pm StringOFperils: Dropout? Sounds too hoity-toity. I think I just kinda face-planted into here and now.
	1:23pm Doug Schulkind: @Listening Out There I took time off in the middle of my senior year in college. It lasted 27 years.
	1:23pm Andres: I like to think of my self as a tunein.
	1:23pm chresti: I am a dropout.
	1:24pm Listening Out There: @Doug: I have a friend that takes pride in getting within 5 credits of his degree, but not finishing...
	1:24pm spodiodi: now i want a cherry pie real bad
	1:24pm northguineahills: fan of Ray Conniff......
	1:25pm chresti: * from High school, later I went to art school and graduated.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: cherry pie? where??
	1:26pm northguineahills: This is kuje an update on the Scottish folk tune, Charming Billy.
	1:27pm spodiodi: Johnny Preston know, i bet, UM
	1:27pm barrett785: Cherry Pie is a song by the band Warrant
	🛒 1:28pm Franco Twinkie: I was a drop out from cub scouts, and from that point forward it was all bets off.
	🛒 1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wait - that weren't BobbyDarin...
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: nope
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: I was at Sandstone for a Warrant video shoot.
	1:28pm davefromtoronto: love chris montez - he said in an interview with michael shell that john lennon poured a beer on his head when he toured with the bottles and he had to be held back from punching him.
	1:28pm spodiodi: barrett, it sure is... the video! those teeth!
	1:29pm dan: Sounds like a woman
	🛒 1:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Franco around 4thGrade or something I just didn't go to SundaySchool anymore...
	1:29pm Listening Out There: Johnny Preston did remind me of Jerry Lee Lewis. I'm unfamiliar with Preston...
	1:29pm chresti: That's me in high school, fooling around.
	🛒 1:30pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Definitely a live rabbit. Emotional support rabbit?Hope Todd-o-Phonic Todd was watching.
	1:31pm chresti: Haha touring with the Bottles.
	🛒 1:33pm Franco Twinkie: Chris Montez was a Chicano surfer, which was a rare thing in the early sixties.
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: I didn't know he surfed!
	1:37pm northguineahills: Miles!
	🛒 1:37pm Franco Twinkie: He said so in an interview.
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: I don't doubt you.
	🛒 1:39pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: You should have started screeching “I don’t wanna hear that! I don’t wanna hear that!” like Weekly World Blues.
	1:40pm davefromtoronto: probably the same one i heard on m shelley's show.
	🛒 1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'If He Had a Hammer' as Macca referred to him... Which was kinda FolkRawk ahead of the curve - always seemed a compelling performer from film I've seen...
	1:40pm Jeff Golick: That was weird. The cover for ON THE CORNER came up in the pop-up player before the actual Miles music started.
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: Rev, are you thinking of Trini Lopez?
	1:42pm jimbrux: Is this from the Complete On the Corner sessions? I remember this section differently...
	1:43pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Jim.
	1:43pm Rich in Washington: This is my favorite 70s Miles piece.
	1:44pm coelacanth∅: haha Lizzie
	1:44pm Listening Out There: "On the Corner" was my first Miles able. I entered his oeuvre at an ususual point. Took me some time to get to the Quintet...
	1:44pm Rich in Washington: which I don't nearly have enough of.
	1:45pm Andres: That Miles was a journey. Nice!
	🛒 1:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: D'OH ! Not thinking enuff apparently... Chris was 'HeyBaby' with the harmonica influenced John on 'LoveMeDo' ...here's a link to make up for being stoopid : pleasekillme.com...
	1:46pm Jeff Golick: @LOT: I think my first Miles was E.S.P., which I still don't think I've gotten to the bottom of yet. Always interesting, the ways we come "into" an artist's oeuvre can really color the whole experience.
	1:46pm jimbrux: Vote for Miles indeed! On the Corner also my favourite of anything he ever did. Black Satin genuinely 25 years ahead of its time.
	1:47pm davefromtoronto: RRN not piling on by hey baby was bruce channel and the harp guy was i can't remember his name
	1:47pm dan: Vote for Miles Davis - A Horn for every citizen
	1:47pm davefromtoronto: dilbert something...
	1:47pm johnk77: dropped out of cal
	1:48pm davefromtoronto: they both toured with the beatles though...
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: Rev may be thinking of "Let's Dance".
	1:51pm northguineahills: LD played Willie Bobo last night!
	1:51pm davefromtoronto: yup UM
	🛒 1:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: davefromtoronto: OK - I wan't quite born yet ! ...Have you seen them in the same place same time ??... I need to watch 'JohnLennon's Jukebox' again...
	1:52pm Rich in Washington: recently blown away upon learning that not only was Zappa a fan of Black Sabbath but he was friends (as much as a studio hermit and touring monster can be) with Tony Iommi.
	1:54pm prudy: quite a shift UM...
	1:54pm davefromtoronto: i heard them both interviewed by m shelley - bruce channel was on lennon's jukebox doc but chris m was not.
	🛒 1:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hard to know where Zappa's antipathies were or weren't ...
	1:54pm Stevel: My young Sabbath journey started with Paranoid and went through Sabotage. I never really listened to #4, which mystifies me. The nice thing is, its fresh to me.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: prudy, I have no fear...and no sense.
	1:55pm dan: Any way to find the John Lennon Jukebox doc?
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: Steve!
	1:55pm TDK60: I read that Zappa didn't much like UK rock but that he dug Gentle Giant.
	1:55pm prudy: not a dis, just a comment...
	🛒 1:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah I'm reading this article & the timelines w/ 'LoveMeDo' didn't line up - uh-oh ! dan I think it's in segment on YouTube with an annoying buzz !...
	1:55pm davefromtoronto: i saw it on youtube but might be pulled. check dailymotion.
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: Oh, I know. Not defensive...just a reply!
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: Zappa's antipathies may have been calculated to confound.
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: gentle giant was somewhat "intellectual" so i'm not surprised; but then, did he like king crimson?
	1:57pm davefromtoronto: one of the best parts of the jukebox doc is the guy who john lennon ripped off the opening riff for i feel fine. blanking on names again - watch your step?
	🛒 1:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Must have got into Miles thru BitchesBrew? But I got records from the Library & took to Jazz instantaneously... smitten w/ Coltrane reflexively I know that ! A revelation...
	🛒 1:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bobby Parker
	1:59pm TDK60: I dunno, coel. I like King Crimson.
	2:00pm davefromtoronto: that's him!
	2:00pm dan: I've written off commercial radio because they only play "Don't Fear The Reaper", "Burning For You" and "Godzilla" for BOC.
	2:01pm Jeff Golick: Why does he want to be wrapped in leaves?
	2:03pm spodiodi: maybe he's an ent
	🛒 2:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: [reading] ...uh-oh - young JohnLennon & too much alcohol - this might not turn out well...
	2:07pm WLSClark: Just logged in to see the great BOC "In Thee" got played. Great song, UM!!
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: Clark! Thanks for looking in.
	2:07pm coelacanth∅: TDK so do i - immensely!
	2:08pm TDK60: I like 'On The Corner.' Don't care who didn't.
	2:08pm northguineahills: woohoo, shaved w/ my electric razor, and didn't cut myself!
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: But did you electrocute yourself?
	🛒 2:09pm Franco Twinkie: Bagging on Frank Zappa has always been a parlor sport for a certain type of music enthusiast who also overvalues their own opinion.
	2:10pm TDK60: I like Zappa, Franco. But I don't have a parlor..
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: That would be me, I guess. I can see the merits, and enjoy some of his music a lot. But I'm sort of put off by the middle-school naughtiness...and that he was such an asshole.
	2:10pm jimbrux: Rest In Power Eddie Harris!
	🛒 2:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...TommyRoe comes between them - so we'll never who wins: I wouldn't bet on Lennon ...John was drunk & tripping on John stuff - no provocation! Jealous of a more established act from the USA probly - when TheBeatles were exploding but still opening - which changed as soon as they hit Liverpool for the remaining dates - which Chris had no probs with...
	2:12pm spodiodi: i like Zappa a lot. sad when he split
	2:13pm TDK60: I thought some of Zappa's burlesque was stupid and sexist. Other things about his music I liked.
	2:15pm dan: Last week we had Pink Floyd going into Moody Blues territory, this week it's Arthur Brown.
	🛒 2:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Being cynical & contrarian & arch was part of Zappa's genius & character. I didn't have to spend quality time with him. The parts of the work that annoy me like that pale compared to the mass of it. But what he had to say about a lot of things was important too. I don't need to agree with everything someone says to think they matter.
	2:16pm Rich in Washington: I always thought Zappa held anything bigger than him with disdain when he was in his rock god era, so the revelation that he actually liked Black Sabbath took me by surprise.
	2:16pm StringOFperils: Zappa was perceptive about what his public were attracted to, and he had a family to raise, and a business to develop. A very hard-working Italian-American guy; so public asshole, private visionary.
	2:16pm coelacanth∅: different than the album version, i think
	2:16pm spodiodi: just yesterday, i was thinking about the sexism and (what would certainly be considered unacceptably racism today) in FZ/mothers' work
	2:17pm Rich in Washington: Zappa was sort of the gateway into both weirdo music and music snobbery for me - my first ever rock concert was Frank Zappa. But it's a phase, y'know?
	2:17pm spodiodi: unacceptable*
	🛒 2:17pm Franco Twinkie: Wind it up and let it go!
	2:17pm Rich in Washington: I still have tons of admiration for those OG Mothers lineups.
	2:17pm davefromtoronto: i hope you guys have seen the clip of zappa playing a bicycle on the steve allen show...
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: Yep, Dave.
	2:19pm WLSClark: Playing a bicycle? Who does he think he is? Peter Schickle?
	2:19pm dan: Got to see Pino with The Who, he really did John Entwistle proud by upholding his bass technique.
	2:19pm prudy: why is anyone surprised that young men in the entertainment business have huge egos?
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: Pete famously didn't instruct Pino to ape John. His only instruction was to play loud.
	2:20pm doctorjazz: Love Djurkel!
	🛒 2:20pm Franco Twinkie: Yesterday my sister and I were driving around remembering choice bits from Lumpy Gravy and Uncle Meat we loved growing up as Mexican American weirdos. Something Frank Zappa understood implicitly.
	2:21pm spodiodi: why is anyone surprised that * in the * business have huge egos? (ftfy, and nope)
	2:21pm TDK60: I love a lot of Frank's work. I mean, geez, "Who Are The Brain Police"! I love his jzzay Grand Wazoo album. Got to see the Mothers during their "Absolutely Free" stage and that really liberated. Never heard any racism in there though. Yeah, Franco. Zappa was an Angeleno.
	2:21pm Uncle Michael: I'm not throwing out the baby with the bathwater, but I do have issues with the guy.
	2:21pm northguineahills: Digging this Pino Palladino & Black Mills track!
	2:21pm coelacanth∅: @220 Pete gets extra credit for that insight
	🛒 2:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Zappa was certainly a precursor to things like Ween or TheResidents which seemed much more Normative after him - & now. He was complex, virtuosic, funny, weird, disturbing - & quite distinctive. & he's been gone since 1993. I also think people critiquing Lennon when he only got to mature to age 40 in 1980 is facile & out of context. Like a contemporary comedian saying it just doesn't matter what Pryor or Carlin did in their act as far as what's acceptable - the standards are changing like every month now !
	2:23pm spodiodi: yay, Bob!
	2:23pm northguineahills: Bob Mould!
	🛒 2:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but yerknow even back then I found Zappa's cynicism tiresome sometimes...
	2:25pm TDK60: Never heard this Bob album. Lots of others. Met Bob in about '03.
	2:25pm Pedro in Arlington: Haven't listened to this Bob in decades. Sounds fresh, UM.
	2:25pm Uncle Michael: Pedro! 25 years...can you believe that?
	2:26pm coelacanth∅: Mould's another famous person i met...hung out with hüsker dü after a show because of a mutual friend. 'can't say it phased me.
	2:26pm spodiodi: holy crap. time.
	2:26pm Stevel: Love Bob Mould. Fortunate to see the Huskers several times when they were most distinctly a HC band.
	🛒 2:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 Mould ...can see him being a copacetic hang !
	2:27pm spodiodi: ha.
	🛒 2:28pm Franco Twinkie: For lots of us, Frank Zappa was just another flavor to be enjoyed. What he thought or believed was just sprinkles on the ice cream.
	🛒 2:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: But honestly as Social Commentator - & even Philostopher (that misspelling comes from him in fact) - Zappa mattered.
	2:31pm TDK60: RevRab- he did speak out against censorship in congress.
	2:31pm Doug Schulkind: It is truly unnerving how much this guy sounds like Lindsey Graham.
	🛒 2:32pm Franco Twinkie: If Frank Zappa has lasting influence, It's not because he wished it to be so.
	2:32pm Stevel: My feet do itch.
	🛒 2:32pm WR: Help me Mr. Science, got a few minutes, can you do it right away?
	🛒 2:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A sprinkle of elder GeorgeBush too... but yeah he does.
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: WR!
	2:35pm spodiodi: Beastie Boys sample this, eh?
	2:35pm coelacanth∅: mahna mahna
	2:35pm northguineahills: Trinity, my favorite toaster! yes, spodi!
	2:35pm spodiodi: 👍 thanks, ngh. thought so
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: Next track off an album I played three times in two days this week.
	2:37pm northguineahills: Now, I want to hear Ralph Stanley....
	2:38pm KWilde: Good stuff!
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: KW!
	2:40pm Uncle Michael: Eddie laying off the falsetto is SO unusual.
	2:40pm burke: Hiya! I was in the dentist's chair during Chris Montez...no lie.
	2:40pm WLSClark: Tamla--the cultural truth of 1971
	2:41pm prudy: thanks for a great show UM...have a good visit with your dad...
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: burke! Thanks, prudy!
	2:41pm davefromtoronto: this is what mick jagger wanted to sound like...
	2:42pm dan: Eddie Kendricks knocking it out of the ballpark with that voice.
	2:42pm Uncle Michael: I thought Don Covay is what Mick wanted to sound like!
	2:43pm davefromtoronto: thanks UM have a great weekend - btw who's don covay?
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: uh oh...Don Covay tribute next week!
	2:44pm Pedro in Arlington: Mick definitely copped much from Covay. Didn't realize Don is buried in the same cemetery as Billy Stewart in Hyattsville, not far from the nation's capital.
	2:45pm northguineahills: OK, got to boogie for my interview in a wee bit (need some coffee, first).
	2:45pm WLSClark: Awesome song!
	🛒 2:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously - this is both grand & restrained. Simply that humans can get together & execute such a thing is a marvel to me.
	🛒 2:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ngh Rawk that schizzle ! :)
	2:45pm Uncle Michael: good luck, ngh!
	2:47pm davefromtoronto: make it a covay/stewart tribute cause i don't know that dude either!
	2:47pm coelacanth∅: time for me to hit the bunny trail Thanks Uncle M! tchau y'all
	🛒 2:47pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, I will dig out the first two albums by Little Feat to listen to while I am cooking in the house I grew up in later this afternoon. And for good measure, something by Frank Zappa(Hot Rats?) Like smog, this is just something we accepted as part the weather and landscape.
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: I love Hot Rats so much. Compare Willin's!
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: I'll get you covered, dave!
	🛒 2:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: From left field but someone might dig - this was a worthwhile reflection on TheReplacements : jeremydylan.net...
	2:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, UM, great show! I come down sort of agnostic on Zappa, like him in theory, generally listening doesn't grab me. Later all!
	2:50pm dan: This gets the title of strangest cover version.
	2:51pm davefromtoronto: now this guy i know! genius!
	2:51pm WLSClark: Wow, quite a different sound from ELO!
	2:52pm Uncle Michael: Otherwise, what would be the point... ;-)
	2:52pm dan: I suppose there will be an ELO song following this.
	2:53pm WLSClark: well, if I didn't know the song and someone said ELO did the original, I'd laugh at them
	2:53pm northguineahills: danks, UM!
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, everyone. See you next week.
	🛒 2:54pm listener 126464: Thanks Uncle Michael!
	2:54pm WLSClark: Great to catch last hour. Thanks UM
	2:54pm StringOFperils: The Delmore Brothers! Great!!! But I never liked that album where all they did was go on an on about the mudshark. Man!
	2:55pm spodiodi: thanks, UM! great show
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: The Delmore Brothers and that DAMNED Mudshark!
	2:55pm StringOFperils: Have a great weekend, Uncle Michael.
	2:55pm KWilde: Enjoy the weekend!
	🛒 2:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thanks As Ever Uncle Michael ! ...I'll try & talk less nonsense about 1963 before I popped out in Nov. next time !
	2:56pm TDK60: Thanks. See ya, Uncle Michael.
	2:56pm dan: Great show UM
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Uncle Michael! Swell show!
	2:56pm Jeff Golick: Thx!
	2:57pm Paul from Toronto: Another fabulous show. Thanks, Uncle Michael! Have a great week!
	🛒 2:59pm Franco Twinkie: Thank you Michael. Always a pleasure.
	2:59pm chresti: Thanks Uncle Michael!
	3:00pm Listening Out There: TY UM HDT OK?
	3:01pm Kat: Thank you
	🛒 3:04pm Brian in UK: Michael, have a great day tomorrow, big hugs.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from April 23, 2021

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