WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 10, 2021

Listener comments!
	12:01pm dan: Good afternoon
	🛒 12:01pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): hey there!
	12:02pm spodiodi: you're on the air, UM!
	🛒 12:03pm Franco Twinkie: I think I know what you mean Rudy.
	12:03pm spodiodi: happy friday Uncle Michael and everyone!
	12:03pm solo mon: You are, in the air. Hi !
	12:03pm Listening Out There: No, can't hear any UM ranting at all (whacking laptop on the side)...
	12:03pm Asheville Jon: you are on the air. on the air, on the air, just like Peter Gabriel said
	12:04pm TDK60: Good morning out there.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: dan1 Baba! spodi! Franco! solo! LOT! Jon! TDK!
	🛒 12:05pm Franco Twinkie: TDK! I love that picture of you in the NYC snow.
	12:05pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	12:05pm dan: A lot of great people died this week, Michael Constantine, Art Metrano, Jean-Paul Belmondo and Michael K. Williams.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Phillippe!
	12:05pm StringOFperils: Omar! Oh man, I know. What a drag.
	12:05pm TDK60: Oh, Franco! The mail is moving? (Thank DeJoy? Nah..)
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: SOP!
	12:06pm StringOFperils: Hi, UM and all a youse.
	12:06pm doctorjazz: Love this Lee Morgan track! (Currently making my way through the gigantic Live at the Lighthouse box recently released. He sounds quite different on many of those tracks...) Hi!
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: I need that, Doc. Doc!
	🛒 12:07pm Franco Twinkie: You need a Suze to complete the picture however.
	🛒 12:07pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): and for once, I clicky starred something BEFORE chrestikins!
	12:08pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, I can't quite bring myself to buy that box set. It is a character flaw, pretty sure.
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Gregory!
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: Hi. This was a 45?
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Jeff! It is now.
	🛒 12:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Damn but Wayne Shorter was like Trane.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: www.discogs.com...
	12:09pm doctorjazz: Sad about Schapp (my wife couldn't stand when he was on the car radio, he did tend to talk a bit. Half hour of fabulous music, followed by an hour to discuss it. But I really learned a lot from him)
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Rev!
	🛒 12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How did anyone not get that Schapp was a Lecturer from the deepest & widest Library of Jazz Knowledge ? Not just a DJ.
	🛒 12:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Personnel : en.wikipedia.org...
	12:13pm Listening Out There: I tried listening to WKCR occasionally, but felt I was visiting a museum. Audio from another era. Spun the internet dial to FMU and other musical sources instead...
	12:16pm spodiodi: UM, looks like PLENTY to share! and where's the alleged cake? tl;dr: please sir... i want some more
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: I lied about the cake.
	12:16pm dan: A lot of false endings on this track
	12:17pm doctorjazz: Still jealous about three 45 RPM Blue Notes (bought a few, but they cost a bit of change)
	12:17pm TDK60: I listen to WKCR a lot. But mostly WFMU as far as radio goes. At home, still a ton of cassettes to get to.
	12:17pm spodiodi: i had a feeling. so it goes :-B the music sounds like a delicious cake
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: which three?
	12:18pm Lizardner Dave !: Phil Schaap was alternately mesmerizing and unintentionally hilarious. In short, brilliant radio and WKCR is usually the first pre-set I hit in the car when WFMU is playing something unlistenable.
	12:18pm StringOFperils: Lied about the cake. That reminds me, I have to vote today. (Self-immolating federal gov't called an early snap election up here.)
	12:18pm dan: I must be the only person on this chat board that has never heard of Phil Schaap.
	🛒 12:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I happen to like being Informed - so Schaap on about Bird happened to be soothing to me. I didn't worry much about a quiz later. Well - I've said this : Always parodied & remarked upon for his loquacious, even recursive & definitely lecture-like style of on-air discourse of minutia & points of contention in the details of Jazz History (especially those pertaining to Charlie Parker) - he was almost always beloved too by all these same people. Losing Phil Schaap is a loss in Cultural Entertainment & Broadcasting - but also like losing the best & greatest Library of Jazz Knowledge there can ever be. He gave us a lot. Philip van Noorden Schaap April 8, 1951 – September 7, 202
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: Well said, Rev.
	🛒 12:23pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Well, techinically, it wasn't a LIE about the cake. I mean, there IS cake. It's just not here.
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: We can assume that it's always cake-o'clock somewhere.
	12:26pm βrian: Ah, getting adverbial with Morgan, Lee.
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: βrian!
	12:28pm dan: In addition to this past Monday being Labor Day, it was also the day I found out I'm going to be an uncle for the first time. Sis is 3 months pregnant.
	12:28pm StringOFperils: An icing penalty is called when: a player shoots the puck out of the defensive half across the red center line, and, it lands into the offensive zone where the puck crosses the goal line, and, it is touched by an opposing player other than the goalie. Proliferate metaphors at your own discretion.
	12:28pm Uncle Michael: Mazel Tov, dan/
	🛒 12:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: personnel : en.wikipedia.org...
	12:29pm dan: @UM Thanks. This child is going to be a big bowl of Jewish/Irish goodness.
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: You can't have icing without cake, SOP.
	12:31pm StringOFperils: Do I have to eat my broccoli too?
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: Maybe I can get the spirit of Phil Schaap to read those Wikipedia entries on mic, Rev.
	🛒 12:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& personel ! : en.wikipedia.org...
	🛒 12:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's easy to imagine, Uncle.
	12:35pm Jeff Golick: "Lee Morgan first hummed the melody of what would become the Procrastinator in 1957, while working the Blue Trane date with Coltrane. According to Paul Chambers, the tune at that time had a flatted fifth in the bridge, rather than the eventual sequence that we hear on the final version...."
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Phil.
	12:37pm Jeff Golick: "For lunch that day, the band had gotten sandwiches from Eisenbergs, which arrived late, and which might have inspired the song title choice."
	12:37pm jimbrux: Wassup Uncle and the Dinks? Love me a bit of Lee Morgan.
	12:39pm spodiodi: Irwin <3
	🛒 12:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice JeffG.
	12:42pm listener james from westwood: In since the jump but busy with this and that—how do, UM and all!!
	🛒 12:42pm WR: Lee Morgan was the first jazz club gig that I went to. San Francisco, June of 1970. I had just started listening to jazz. First time to go to a night club. Sadly I can only clearly remember that it seemed like every musician in the band had a recent album of their own which was mentioned by Morgan when crediting them after they soloed.
	12:43pm StringOFperils: Shots heard 'round the world never seem to end.
	12:43pm listener james from westwood: Aw yiss Human League.
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: jimbrux! James! WR!
	12:44pm Rich in Washington: Diggin' your show, UM! Frantically tidying up for company later today and cooking up some brekkie.
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: Rich! Here...have some seconds.
	12:46pm Rich in Washington: This might be my fave Human League song.
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: Get back to me.
	12:48pm spodiodi: GT5 in the house!
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: who-wha?
	12:48pm spodiodi: GTA*5 (sorry, i can't help but get excited.)
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: I still ain't gotta clew.
	12:49pm spodiodi: Grand Theft Auto V features this B.T. Express track on one of it's radio stations
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: ah. that's a game, yes?
	12:50pm densely: Hey, now.
	12:50pm chresti: Hi dinks!
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: densly! chresti!
	12:50pm StringOFperils: Spodi doesn't like to discuss the chop-shop.
	12:51pm spodiodi: when such a song gets played on WFMU, i gt excited. yes. it's a game (i've spent way too much playing.) it's a waste of time, but it's a masterpiece
	12:51pm chresti: spodi, my son liked Grand Theft Auto
	12:51pm Gerry from Miami: Uncle Michael, "Dare" was an enormously popular album with a super smash single hit, "Don't You Want Me, Baby?" Oh, those 80s and the power of MTV!
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: Gerry! Thanks for bringing me up to speed.
	12:52pm johnk77: listeners on the left of the dial had strong opinions about phil schaap within jazz orthodoxy wynton etc. he was an expert did he have a job at jazz@lincoln center similar to stanley crouch?
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: john!
	12:52pm chresti: I thought I was here earlier, but forgot to post my greetings.
	12:53pm prudy: good afternoon all, back after a month hiatus of moving hell and internet fritzing...enjoying the tunes UM...
	12:53pm spodiodi: chresti, it's easy to like :) i wonder if we'd ever run into each other
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: I thought you were here too, chresti... but I forgot to see you!
	12:53pm dan: This is the closest the Doobie Brothers came to sounding like Gentle Giant.
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: prudy!
	12:54pm johnk77: the teddy templeman book is fascinating about lots of music quite illuminating about vintage doobie bros.
	12:54pm densely: Phil Schaap was way less dogmatic than Wynton or Crouch.
	12:54pm spodiodi: Marty McSorley almost always plays a song from GTAV every week
	12:55pm spodiodi: plays a song, almost*
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: john, is it true he doesn't talk about Harper's in the book?
	12:56pm spodiodi: ok shutting back up (barring any more GTAV tracks being played)
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: I could...by accident!
	12:56pm johnk77: stanley was less dogmatic but still quite confrontational after a few drinks there is a little on harpers in the book but mostly ted growing up in santa cruz and then his producing career
	12:56pm spodiodi: 8^D
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: Without the Tikis and Harpers there is no producing career.
	12:58pm rw: G'Mornin'
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: rw!
	12:59pm StringOFperils: No cake without a bazaar. Bizarre.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: I won the cake walk at the bazaar.
	12:59pm dan: Bonzos were a mix of Zappa and Weird Al
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: Oh, come on...you can reduce them further than that.
	1:01pm johnk77: most surprising fact among many in ted templeman book to me is cornelius bumpus and ted were friends since childhood! i was lucky enough to become pals w/corny in 1970s
	🛒 1:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: dan - that scans pretty well. I mighta said about 1/2-way twixt Psych-era Beatles & Monty Python ?
	1:01pm rw: spodi, my kids had the GTA that looks like LA. It was fun to play and then go drive on the actual streets.
	1:02pm rw: I mean, drive around while still in the GTA mindset...
	🛒 1:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Also a nod to what Lizardner Dave! said about Schaap.
	1:03pm KWilde: On with the show!
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: KWilde!
	1:04pm Gerry from Miami: Viv Stanshall was a hero of mine. His vocal style with the Bonzos was unique and hilarious. Remember him as the narrator on Mike Oldfield's "Tubular Bells?
	1:07pm StringOFperils: Mike Oldfield was second assegai porter on Sir Henry of Rawlinson End.
	1:07pm spodiodi: rw, yeah... i love the copies of the landmarks and neighborhoods -- i've only ever spent a few days in the real Los Angeles (and didn't steal a single car)
	1:09pm βrian: When I think of Viv, I think of The Wrinkled Retainer.
	1:09pm spodiodi: that Bonzo Dog Band was catchy, and reminded me of another band i heard on a Scott Williams show in '16 (but i haven't yet figured out which)
	1:09pm Alex In Illinois: In the North Eastern US, they have Friendly Ice Cream
	1:10pm solo mon: If you do it past the point of satisfaction, it becomes uncomfortable. That was the b side.
	1:11pm StringOFperils: Do it 'til there are surface abrasions.
	1:11pm spodiodi: olo
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: Do it till you need salve.
	1:12pm solo mon: Where the funk meets the chafe.
	1:12pm johnk77: that doobies was from just before michael mcdonald also tommy was more often the lead singer at that point skunk baxter on lead and steel guitars templeman producing great show selecter
	1:12pm solo mon: olo UM!
	1:13pm spodiodi: Salves Ointments and preparations
	1:13pm βrian: Oh, I see I missed the Brothers Dubious.
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: Alex! Thanks, john!
	1:14pm TDK60: Groovy! Donny Leitch.
	1:14pm rw: Ha! spodiodi, I've run over a few people, but I drive around in LA all the time. There's a warehouse/meeting spot (in GTA) right around the corner from my old photo lab. Under the 7th street bridge by the LA River. There's a restaurant there called Bread Lounge more or less in that spot (IRL).
	🛒 1:15pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning! You're playing all my favorites today.
	🛒 1:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This Donovan 45 in the house in my very earliest years. Surprising now how few of the words I perceived or retained...
	1:15pm rw: My son asked me the other day if I'd ever heard of Donovan.
	1:16pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie! I raided your brain!
	1:19pm solo mon: Ooh the moles
	🛒 1:19pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Gorilla and American Beauty were the first LPs I ever bought.
	1:20pm rw: spod, maybe you recognize it (and I'll stop now): https://www.google.com/maps/@34.0346174,-118.2279749,3a,75y,345.04h,77.45t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s1Iy5I7d1RKYrHb8I2ndA6Q!2e0!7i16384!8i8192
	1:23pm βrian: Wow, great spot for a picnic.
	1:24pm spodiodi: rw, you've reminded me of a report from another player (over voice chat), who mentioned that his young child was very upset when he'd witness daddy breaking traffic laws in-game :D i know that bridge well! i'll re-tally the years i've lost to that game again sometime and share my shame (at least i haven't played much at all in the past couple of years) (tales from a recovering GTA addict. such a waste of time.)
	1:24pm solo mon: Pretty pretty things
	1:25pm prudy: thanks for playing the Pretty Things UM
	1:25pm spodiodi: i agree with prudy and solo mon
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: you're all welcome
	1:26pm dan: Continuing on Atom Heart Mother from last week.
	1:26pm rw: spod, my daughter got mad at me for finding a mountain bike and riding around in the hills instead of shooting strangers on the sidewalk.
	1:27pm spodiodi: olo, rw. i tell everyone to NOT let their kids play that game. it's dark, man. (or can be)
	🛒 1:30pm Franco Twinkie: Now is it really such a fucking crime to sit back with your eyes closed and float away while this is on?
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Hardly, Franco. (he can't see this)
	🛒 1:31pm Franco Twinkie: I saw it.
	1:32pm Uncle Michael: awww...you opened them
	🛒 1:32pm Franco Twinkie: I've been out and around.
	1:32pm dan: David Gilmour brought Fat Old Sun back to his live shows in recent years and on the backdrop of Pompeii, it sounds just as good as it did 40-50 years earlier.
	1:35pm Rich in Washington: This set is lovely.
	1:36pm chresti: rw, we've been to the bread lounge.
	1:39pm rw: Ha! chresti, I've had many sandwiches from there. I love the baguette but the crust tears up my mouth!
	1:39pm StringOFperils: Sounds like a good place to load around.
	🛒 1:39pm WR: @1:19 @Sweet Corn Lizzie: Interesting combination.
	1:39pm StringOFperils: **loaf...dammit
	1:41pm dan: COVER CHAIN!!!!!
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: prooooobably
	1:42pm TDK60: Must be losing memory cells, don't recall what's special about October around this radio outfit.
	1:42pm dan: Choice song for being cryptic.
	1:42pm StringOFperils: Is that a double double entendre? Well woof my moo.
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: wheels within wheels, SOP
	1:46pm Andrew Hollywood: my only friend, the end…
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: Andrew!
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: Mother...I want some Ovaltine.
	1:49pm dan: Mashmakhan was the name of a potent form of marijuana that was sold in the group's native Canada.
	1:50pm StringOFperils: Which at that time was at least as powerful as Bayer aspirin
	1:50pm βrian: @UM: Tell it to Frau Blücher.
	1:50pm StringOFperils: Neigh-eigh-eigh-eigh-eighhhh
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: Did you two rehearse?
	1:52pm StringOFperils: What hunch?
	1:52pm Gerry from Miami: Don Randi was a keyboardist and member of that ultra-talented bunch of musicians known as the Wrecking Crew, who recorded on thousands of hit pop records in LA. I think he might have had a short solo career as well. His piano-playing buddy in the Crew was Leon Russell. He was kinda famous too. LOL!
	1:55pm spodiodi: UM i love this one! (first hearing)
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: it's great!
	1:56pm StringOFperils: Did Kellogg give these people any grief?
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: They should have given them free cereal.
	1:56pm spodiodi: olo, βrian
	1:57pm spodiodi: and olo, UM! (i'm painfully slow(er) today)
	1:57pm StringOFperils: This could have been like a Bobby Sherman issue, like on the cereal box.
	1:58pm rw: No way this song is about cocaine.
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: best disco guitar solo ever
	1:58pm StringOFperils: Shocked and dismayed here.
	🛒 1:59pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: It's not disco unless it has those pew pew sound effects
	2:00pm spodiodi: sick. cool. nice.
	2:00pm βrian: Señor Coconut: Such gravitas!
	2:00pm spodiodi: i've been mimicking those sounds, Lizzie! (love those sounds)
	🛒 2:01pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Me too, spodi!
	2:01pm dan: Spanish nihilism.
	2:05pm rw: UM! We're all dancing in your head too!
	2:05pm chresti: spodi, I know my son and his partner are still into the cyber games, I'll ask if he still does GTA.
	🛒 2:11pm Franco Twinkie: Praise the lord and pass the coke.
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: Hey now...I found some Rory Gallagher that I like!
	2:13pm spodiodi: that's cool, chresti. i haven't touched it in about a year, but i think it's still popular (i've noticed they're still releasing new (free) content).
	2:16pm dan: I mentioned this on the chat last week, but it got no reception, so I'll say it again. My most recent find in music is Australian John Farnham, formerly of the Little River Band. Is anyone here familiar with him?
	2:16pm spodiodi: more sweet music here
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: LRB, yes dan. I couldn't name a member.
	2:19pm dan: @UM John Farnham has a wide body of music outside of the LRB. Shame only 2 of his songs made any impact on the US charts.
	2:19pm spodiodi: UM, i don't know how you do it. you create such good feelings with the sequences and order of music every show. it's hard to not feel good while listening to Hinky Dinky Time
	2:20pm doctorjazz: Been listening in the car, great company, thanks, UM!
	2:20pm StringOFperils: Listened to Little River Band about 47 years ago. Had the 2nd lp. Sold it. About 45 years ago. Wasn't aware of solo efforts. If I ever hear Jackie Blue again, I'm using this cyanide capsule.
	2:21pm Uncle Michael: That's very kind, spodi. YW, Doc! Jackie Blue isn't LRB!
	2:22pm StringOFperils: Guess I'll have to save it then. Who did Jackie Blue then? Glad I erred here, btw.
	2:23pm StringOFperils: Never mind. Just repaired that synapse.
	2:24pm dan: Jackie Blue was the Ozark Mountain Devilboys and with a name like that, a cyanide capsule would be fair.
	🛒 2:25pm Franco Twinkie: I thought Jackie Blue was by The Farm Fresh Deviled Eggs.
	2:25pm rw: Okee dokee. Time for me. Thanks UM! (as always). Happy Friday everyone! Was fun hanging out this am!
	2:26pm dan: Joni Mitchell is getting the Kennedy Center Honor at the end of the year. Very well deserved.
	2:26pm Uncle Michael: take it easy, rw
	2:31pm Jeff Moore: Sweet and hot like very special peppers.
	2:35pm StringOFperils: Damn. Jackie Blue. I cast thee out demon. Satan, get behind me. Crap. It's not working.
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: SOP...listen to "Chicken Train", STAT!
	2:36pm Doug Schulkind: There is a old-time jazz show on local radio here in Pittsburgh called Rhythm Sweet and Hot. It's virtually the only local radio show I listen to.
	2:36pm Andres: Hey, Uncle Michael! Out on the road today. Me and two tonnes of organic onions have been enjoying the show from the van. Thank you!
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Do they actually play sweet bands, Doug? Andres!
	2:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Uncle Michael and Michaerobes.
	2:38pm StringOFperils: STAT, indeed!
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: Ken!
	2:38pm Jeff Moore: Michael! So, earlier when The Moles were identifying themselves, but I wasn't reading the playlist, I decided to check the page to see if they were singing "we are the bulls" or "we are the bowls". Because it had to be one or the other of those.
	2:39pm Doug Schulkind: Almost entirely 1920s and '30s bands. Overwhelmingly white artists, which blows, but the music is still good.
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: Sweet bands were pretty overwhelmingly white.
	2:40pm Uncle Michael: That'll learn ya, Jeff!
	2:40pm Hopey Sockmonkey: You know, I didn't really like this Cheap Trick single when it first came out, but years later it grew on me and now it's one of my faves.
	2:40pm Jeff Moore: Indeed it will.
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Hopey! Don't stop thinking with your heart.
	2:41pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh and I actually liked Jackie Blue by The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, but I was 14 at the time.
	2:42pm Uncle Michael: I have no opinion about which one of you was right.
	2:43pm dan: Forgot that this Cheap Trick song existed.
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: OH YEAH
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: NSTAGP!
	🛒 2:46pm Franco Twinkie: My father had a record by Dokie Lambert and his Carnival of Souls that he picked up when he was stationed in Indiana. That was my introduction to American standards.
	2:46pm Uncle Michael: My best segue ever on the way.
	2:46pm spodiodi: a chain-me-to-a-tree hippie once told me i had a very reptilian appearance. Love Me
	🛒 2:46pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hallooo everybody. Late check-in, hectic afternoon! Lemme cures all...
	2:47pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh boy, more faves from when I was 14.
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: Kevin!
	2:47pm prudy: waiting for the spew to flow...
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: I still adore this record.
	🛒 2:48pm Franco Twinkie: I loved Sister Golden Hair when it was current. I mean, what's not to like?
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: I've been one poor correspondent. I've been too too hard to find.
	2:49pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I think everyone in junior high had America's Greatest Hits.
	🛒 2:49pm KevinfromBayRidge: Sister Golden Hair...poifect for a guilty pleasures zone!
	🛒 2:53pm Franco Twinkie: At the time, I thought America way like Safeway Cola - kind of a jack shit substitute brand. But they were great, and all the girls in junior high knew it.
	2:54pm TDK60: Thanks DJ UM. See ya soon! ..
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: I hope we all learned something today.
	2:55pm spodiodi: thanks for the sounds and smiles, UM!
	2:56pm Stevel: I'm sure older AND wiser.
	2:56pm densely: Very enjoyable. Thanks!
	2:56pm dan: Great show UM
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: Steve!
	🛒 2:57pm Franco Twinkie: 1974 - The Eagles and the S.L.A!
	2:57pm Jeff Golick: Thank you, sir.
	🛒 2:57pm KevinfromBayRidge: Well....3 hours older.
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: Thank you all! See you in a week!
	🛒 2:58pm KevinfromBayRidge: Tenks for another great one, Unc!
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: Danke, UM!
	2:58pm KWilde: Thanks UM!
	🛒 2:58pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Michael.
	2:59pm Jeff Moore: Thanks, Michael!
	2:59pm StringOFperils: Thanks Uncle Michael! Have a great weekend!!!
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks UM!
	3:00pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks for the memories, UM.
	3:00pm TDK60: That was about the only Eagles song I liked.
	3:01pm Alex In Illinois: Who was doing that lead guitar work in Sister Golden Hair? It was so musical. I think I would still like the song if the words were replaced with phonebook entries, because of the way those guitar lick punctuate it.
	3:01pm StringOFperils: Did Franco just name-check the Symbionese Liberation Army? Crazy bastid.
	🛒 3:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...got into the tub but still tuned in ! TY As Ever UM

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 10, 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
Lee Morgan	Search For The New Land	Search For The New Land	Blue Note	1964	(From: Blue Note The Definitive 45 RPM Reissue Series)	0:03:33 (Pop-up)
Lee Morgan	The Gigolo "The Gigolo" by "Lee Morgan"	The Gigolo	Blue Note	1968	(From: Blue Note The Definitive 45 RPM Reissue Series)	0:19:09 (Pop-up)
Lee Morgan	The Procrastinator "The Procrastinator" by "Lee Morgan"	The Procrastinator	Blue Note	1967/1978	(From: Blue Note The Definitive 45 RPM Reissue Series)	0:30:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alessandro Alessandroni	Inviato Speciale	Caratteristici Vari (Temi Per Situazioni Diverse)	Usignolo Edizioni Musicali	1979		0:38:03 (Pop-up)

The Human League	Seconds "Seconds" by "The Human League"	Dare	Virgin	1981		0:42:15 (Pop-up)
B.T. Express	Do It ('Til You're Satisfied) (Part 1)	single (b/w Do It ('Til You're Satisfied) (Part 2))	Scepter	1974		0:47:00 (Pop-up)
The Doobie Brothers	I Cheat The Hangman	Stampede	Warner Bros.	1975	(From: The Very Best Of)	0:50:08 (Pop-up)
Bonzo Dog Band	Bad Blood "Bad Blood" by "Bonzo Dog Band"	Let's Make Up And Be Friendly	United Artists	1972		0:56:31 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	On With The Show	Their Satanic Majesties Request	Decca	1967		1:01:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Cal Tjader	Maria "Maria" by "Cal Tjader"	West Side Story	Fantasy	1960		1:05:28 (Pop-up)

The Millennium	It's You "It's You" by "The Millennium"	Begin	Columbia	1968		1:09:39 (Pop-up)
Donovan	The Trip "The Trip" by "Donovan"	Sunshine Superman	Epic	1966		1:12:51 (Pop-up)
The Moles	We Are The Moles (Part 1)	single (b/w We Are The Moles (Part 2))	Parlophone	1968		1:17:22 (Pop-up)
The Pretty Things	The Good Mr Square	Parachute	Harvest	1970		1:21:50 (Pop-up)
The Pretty Things	She Was Tall, She Was High	Parachute	Harvest	1970		1:23:07 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Fat Old Sun "Fat Old Sun" by "Pink Floyd"	Atom Heart Mother	Harvest	1970		1:24:52 (Pop-up)
The Moles	We Are The Moles (Part 2)	single (b-side to We Are The Moles (Part 1))	Parlophone	1968		1:29:51 (Pop-up)
The Turtles	Earth Anthem (All) "Earth Anthem (All)" by "The Turtles"	The Turtles Present the Battle of the Bands	White Whale	1968		1:32:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Rino De Filippi	Compagni, Lottiamo	Fm 4 - Risorgimento Resistenza	Fama srl	1971		1:36:12 (Pop-up)

Don Randi	Chain of Fools "Chain of Fools" by "Don Randi"	unk.	unk.	unk.	(From: Lee Hazlewood Industries: There's a Dream I've Been Saving 1966-1971)	1:40:41 (Pop-up)
Mashmakhan	Letter From Zambia "Letter From Zambia" by "Mashmakhan"	Mashmakhan	Columbia	1970		1:43:21 (Pop-up)
Bunny Sigler	Theme For Five Fingers Of Death	single (b/w Regina)	Philadelphia International	1973	(From: Conquer The World: The Lost Soul Of Philadelphia International Records)	1:49:23 (Pop-up)
Flakes	Sugar Frosted Lover "Sugar Frosted Lover" by "Flakes"	single (b/w Sugar Frosted Lover (Instrumental))	Magic Disc	1980	(From: Funky Collector No 14)	1:52:36 (Pop-up)
Señor Coconut Y Su Conjunto	The Robots (Cha-Cha-Cha)	El Baile Aleman	Emperor Norton	1999		1:58:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Roland Bocquet	Exotique "Exotique" by "Roland Bocquet"	Robot Bleu	RCA Media	1983		2:03:31 (Pop-up)

Ken Colyer Skiffle Group	Casey Jones	single (b/w Streamline Train)	London	1954	(From: Skiffle - Last Train To San Fernando)	2:07:19 (Pop-up)
Rory Gallagher	Just The Smile "Just The Smile" by "Rory Gallagher"	Rory Gallagher	Polydor	1971	(From: Big Guns - The Very Best Of Rory Gallagher)	2:09:44 (Pop-up)
Marty Robbins	Constancy (Ua Like No More)	Song Of The Islands	Columbia	1957	(From: Hawaii's Calling Me (Bear Family, 1991))	2:13:07 (Pop-up)
The Four Tunes	Marie "Marie" by "The Four Tunes"	shellac 10" (b-side to I Gambled With Love)	Jubilee	1953	(From: Blowing the Fuse - 28 R&B Classics That Rocked the Jukebox in 1953)	2:16:12 (Pop-up)
Clyde McPhatter	What'cha Gonna Do	shellac 10" (b-side to Gone)	Atlantic	1955	(From: Blowing the Fuse - 29 R&B Classics That Rocked the Jukebox in 1955)	2:18:26 (Pop-up)
Tom Gerun And His Orchestra With Vocals By Scrappy Lambert	When We’re Alone	shellac 10" (b/w All Of Me)	Brunswick	1932		2:21:07 (Pop-up)
Joni Mitchell	Answer Me, My Love "Answer Me, My Love" by "Joni Mitchell"	Both Sides Now	Reprise	1999		2:24:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ludovic Decosne & Pierre Daubresse	Open Sea	De Wolfe DWLP 3224 - Little Bossa	Music De Wolfe	1972		2:27:19 (Pop-up)

Mr. Science	Mr Science Visits Washington	Series 02	96x	1979-83		2:31:42 (Pop-up)
Stray	Oil Fumes And Sea Air "Oil Fumes And Sea Air" by "Stray"	Mudanzas	Castle	1973		2:33:23 (Pop-up)
Cheap Trick	Tonight It's You "Tonight It's You" by "Cheap Trick"	Standing On The Edge	Epic	1985	(From: Sex, America, Cheap Trick)	2:38:10 (Pop-up)
Motörhead	Love Me Like A Reptile	Ace Of Spades	Bronze	1980		2:42:49 (Pop-up)
America	Sister Golden Hair "Sister Golden Hair" by "America"	Hearts	Warner Bros.	1975	(From: History: America's Greatest Hits)	2:46:04 (Pop-up)
The Trout	You Can't Hang On "You Can't Hang On" by "The Trout"	The Trout	MGM	1968		2:49:16 (Pop-up)
Eagles	Already Gone "Already Gone" by "Eagles"	On The Border	Asylum	1974	(From: Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975))	2:52:13 (Pop-up)
Violent Femmes	Rejoice And Be Happy	Freak Magnet	Cooking Vinyl	1998		2:56:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		2:58:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm dan: Good afternoon
	🛒 12:01pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): hey there!
	12:02pm spodiodi: you're on the air, UM!
	🛒 12:03pm Franco Twinkie: I think I know what you mean Rudy.
	12:03pm spodiodi: happy friday Uncle Michael and everyone!
	12:03pm solo mon: You are, in the air. Hi !
	12:03pm Listening Out There: No, can't hear any UM ranting at all (whacking laptop on the side)...
	12:03pm Asheville Jon: you are on the air. on the air, on the air, just like Peter Gabriel said
	12:04pm TDK60: Good morning out there.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: dan1 Baba! spodi! Franco! solo! LOT! Jon! TDK!
	🛒 12:05pm Franco Twinkie: TDK! I love that picture of you in the NYC snow.
	12:05pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	12:05pm dan: A lot of great people died this week, Michael Constantine, Art Metrano, Jean-Paul Belmondo and Michael K. Williams.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Phillippe!
	12:05pm StringOFperils: Omar! Oh man, I know. What a drag.
	12:05pm TDK60: Oh, Franco! The mail is moving? (Thank DeJoy? Nah..)
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: SOP!
	12:06pm StringOFperils: Hi, UM and all a youse.
	12:06pm doctorjazz: Love this Lee Morgan track! (Currently making my way through the gigantic Live at the Lighthouse box recently released. He sounds quite different on many of those tracks...) Hi!
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: I need that, Doc. Doc!
	🛒 12:07pm Franco Twinkie: You need a Suze to complete the picture however.
	🛒 12:07pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): and for once, I clicky starred something BEFORE chrestikins!
	12:08pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, I can't quite bring myself to buy that box set. It is a character flaw, pretty sure.
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Gregory!
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: Hi. This was a 45?
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Jeff! It is now.
	🛒 12:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Damn but Wayne Shorter was like Trane.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: www.discogs.com...
	12:09pm doctorjazz: Sad about Schapp (my wife couldn't stand when he was on the car radio, he did tend to talk a bit. Half hour of fabulous music, followed by an hour to discuss it. But I really learned a lot from him)
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Rev!
	🛒 12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How did anyone not get that Schapp was a Lecturer from the deepest & widest Library of Jazz Knowledge ? Not just a DJ.
	🛒 12:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Personnel : en.wikipedia.org...
	12:13pm Listening Out There: I tried listening to WKCR occasionally, but felt I was visiting a museum. Audio from another era. Spun the internet dial to FMU and other musical sources instead...
	12:16pm spodiodi: UM, looks like PLENTY to share! and where's the alleged cake? tl;dr: please sir... i want some more
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: I lied about the cake.
	12:16pm dan: A lot of false endings on this track
	12:17pm doctorjazz: Still jealous about three 45 RPM Blue Notes (bought a few, but they cost a bit of change)
	12:17pm TDK60: I listen to WKCR a lot. But mostly WFMU as far as radio goes. At home, still a ton of cassettes to get to.
	12:17pm spodiodi: i had a feeling. so it goes :-B the music sounds like a delicious cake
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: which three?
	12:18pm Lizardner Dave !: Phil Schaap was alternately mesmerizing and unintentionally hilarious. In short, brilliant radio and WKCR is usually the first pre-set I hit in the car when WFMU is playing something unlistenable.
	12:18pm StringOFperils: Lied about the cake. That reminds me, I have to vote today. (Self-immolating federal gov't called an early snap election up here.)
	12:18pm dan: I must be the only person on this chat board that has never heard of Phil Schaap.
	🛒 12:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I happen to like being Informed - so Schaap on about Bird happened to be soothing to me. I didn't worry much about a quiz later. Well - I've said this : Always parodied & remarked upon for his loquacious, even recursive & definitely lecture-like style of on-air discourse of minutia & points of contention in the details of Jazz History (especially those pertaining to Charlie Parker) - he was almost always beloved too by all these same people. Losing Phil Schaap is a loss in Cultural Entertainment & Broadcasting - but also like losing the best & greatest Library of Jazz Knowledge there can ever be. He gave us a lot. Philip van Noorden Schaap April 8, 1951 – September 7, 202
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: Well said, Rev.
	🛒 12:23pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Well, techinically, it wasn't a LIE about the cake. I mean, there IS cake. It's just not here.
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: We can assume that it's always cake-o'clock somewhere.
	12:26pm βrian: Ah, getting adverbial with Morgan, Lee.
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: βrian!
	12:28pm dan: In addition to this past Monday being Labor Day, it was also the day I found out I'm going to be an uncle for the first time. Sis is 3 months pregnant.
	12:28pm StringOFperils: An icing penalty is called when: a player shoots the puck out of the defensive half across the red center line, and, it lands into the offensive zone where the puck crosses the goal line, and, it is touched by an opposing player other than the goalie. Proliferate metaphors at your own discretion.
	12:28pm Uncle Michael: Mazel Tov, dan/
	🛒 12:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: personnel : en.wikipedia.org...
	12:29pm dan: @UM Thanks. This child is going to be a big bowl of Jewish/Irish goodness.
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: You can't have icing without cake, SOP.
	12:31pm StringOFperils: Do I have to eat my broccoli too?
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: Maybe I can get the spirit of Phil Schaap to read those Wikipedia entries on mic, Rev.
	🛒 12:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& personel ! : en.wikipedia.org...
	🛒 12:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's easy to imagine, Uncle.
	12:35pm Jeff Golick: "Lee Morgan first hummed the melody of what would become the Procrastinator in 1957, while working the Blue Trane date with Coltrane. According to Paul Chambers, the tune at that time had a flatted fifth in the bridge, rather than the eventual sequence that we hear on the final version...."
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Phil.
	12:37pm Jeff Golick: "For lunch that day, the band had gotten sandwiches from Eisenbergs, which arrived late, and which might have inspired the song title choice."
	12:37pm jimbrux: Wassup Uncle and the Dinks? Love me a bit of Lee Morgan.
	12:39pm spodiodi: Irwin <3
	🛒 12:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice JeffG.
	12:42pm listener james from westwood: In since the jump but busy with this and that—how do, UM and all!!
	🛒 12:42pm WR: Lee Morgan was the first jazz club gig that I went to. San Francisco, June of 1970. I had just started listening to jazz. First time to go to a night club. Sadly I can only clearly remember that it seemed like every musician in the band had a recent album of their own which was mentioned by Morgan when crediting them after they soloed.
	12:43pm StringOFperils: Shots heard 'round the world never seem to end.
	12:43pm listener james from westwood: Aw yiss Human League.
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: jimbrux! James! WR!
	12:44pm Rich in Washington: Diggin' your show, UM! Frantically tidying up for company later today and cooking up some brekkie.
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: Rich! Here...have some seconds.
	12:46pm Rich in Washington: This might be my fave Human League song.
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: Get back to me.
	12:48pm spodiodi: GT5 in the house!
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: who-wha?
	12:48pm spodiodi: GTA*5 (sorry, i can't help but get excited.)
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: I still ain't gotta clew.
	12:49pm spodiodi: Grand Theft Auto V features this B.T. Express track on one of it's radio stations
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: ah. that's a game, yes?
	12:50pm densely: Hey, now.
	12:50pm chresti: Hi dinks!
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: densly! chresti!
	12:50pm StringOFperils: Spodi doesn't like to discuss the chop-shop.
	12:51pm spodiodi: when such a song gets played on WFMU, i gt excited. yes. it's a game (i've spent way too much playing.) it's a waste of time, but it's a masterpiece
	12:51pm chresti: spodi, my son liked Grand Theft Auto
	12:51pm Gerry from Miami: Uncle Michael, "Dare" was an enormously popular album with a super smash single hit, "Don't You Want Me, Baby?" Oh, those 80s and the power of MTV!
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: Gerry! Thanks for bringing me up to speed.
	12:52pm johnk77: listeners on the left of the dial had strong opinions about phil schaap within jazz orthodoxy wynton etc. he was an expert did he have a job at jazz@lincoln center similar to stanley crouch?
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: john!
	12:52pm chresti: I thought I was here earlier, but forgot to post my greetings.
	12:53pm prudy: good afternoon all, back after a month hiatus of moving hell and internet fritzing...enjoying the tunes UM...
	12:53pm spodiodi: chresti, it's easy to like :) i wonder if we'd ever run into each other
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: I thought you were here too, chresti... but I forgot to see you!
	12:53pm dan: This is the closest the Doobie Brothers came to sounding like Gentle Giant.
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: prudy!
	12:54pm johnk77: the teddy templeman book is fascinating about lots of music quite illuminating about vintage doobie bros.
	12:54pm densely: Phil Schaap was way less dogmatic than Wynton or Crouch.
	12:54pm spodiodi: Marty McSorley almost always plays a song from GTAV every week
	12:55pm spodiodi: plays a song, almost*
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: john, is it true he doesn't talk about Harper's in the book?
	12:56pm spodiodi: ok shutting back up (barring any more GTAV tracks being played)
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: I could...by accident!
	12:56pm johnk77: stanley was less dogmatic but still quite confrontational after a few drinks there is a little on harpers in the book but mostly ted growing up in santa cruz and then his producing career
	12:56pm spodiodi: 8^D
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: Without the Tikis and Harpers there is no producing career.
	12:58pm rw: G'Mornin'
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: rw!
	12:59pm StringOFperils: No cake without a bazaar. Bizarre.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: I won the cake walk at the bazaar.
	12:59pm dan: Bonzos were a mix of Zappa and Weird Al
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: Oh, come on...you can reduce them further than that.
	1:01pm johnk77: most surprising fact among many in ted templeman book to me is cornelius bumpus and ted were friends since childhood! i was lucky enough to become pals w/corny in 1970s
	🛒 1:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: dan - that scans pretty well. I mighta said about 1/2-way twixt Psych-era Beatles & Monty Python ?
	1:01pm rw: spodi, my kids had the GTA that looks like LA. It was fun to play and then go drive on the actual streets.
	1:02pm rw: I mean, drive around while still in the GTA mindset...
	🛒 1:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Also a nod to what Lizardner Dave! said about Schaap.
	1:03pm KWilde: On with the show!
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: KWilde!
	1:04pm Gerry from Miami: Viv Stanshall was a hero of mine. His vocal style with the Bonzos was unique and hilarious. Remember him as the narrator on Mike Oldfield's "Tubular Bells?
	1:07pm StringOFperils: Mike Oldfield was second assegai porter on Sir Henry of Rawlinson End.
	1:07pm spodiodi: rw, yeah... i love the copies of the landmarks and neighborhoods -- i've only ever spent a few days in the real Los Angeles (and didn't steal a single car)
	1:09pm βrian: When I think of Viv, I think of The Wrinkled Retainer.
	1:09pm spodiodi: that Bonzo Dog Band was catchy, and reminded me of another band i heard on a Scott Williams show in '16 (but i haven't yet figured out which)
	1:09pm Alex In Illinois: In the North Eastern US, they have Friendly Ice Cream
	1:10pm solo mon: If you do it past the point of satisfaction, it becomes uncomfortable. That was the b side.
	1:11pm StringOFperils: Do it 'til there are surface abrasions.
	1:11pm spodiodi: olo
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: Do it till you need salve.
	1:12pm solo mon: Where the funk meets the chafe.
	1:12pm johnk77: that doobies was from just before michael mcdonald also tommy was more often the lead singer at that point skunk baxter on lead and steel guitars templeman producing great show selecter
	1:12pm solo mon: olo UM!
	1:13pm spodiodi: Salves Ointments and preparations
	1:13pm βrian: Oh, I see I missed the Brothers Dubious.
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: Alex! Thanks, john!
	1:14pm TDK60: Groovy! Donny Leitch.
	1:14pm rw: Ha! spodiodi, I've run over a few people, but I drive around in LA all the time. There's a warehouse/meeting spot (in GTA) right around the corner from my old photo lab. Under the 7th street bridge by the LA River. There's a restaurant there called Bread Lounge more or less in that spot (IRL).
	🛒 1:15pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning! You're playing all my favorites today.
	🛒 1:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This Donovan 45 in the house in my very earliest years. Surprising now how few of the words I perceived or retained...
	1:15pm rw: My son asked me the other day if I'd ever heard of Donovan.
	1:16pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie! I raided your brain!
	1:19pm solo mon: Ooh the moles
	🛒 1:19pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Gorilla and American Beauty were the first LPs I ever bought.
	1:20pm rw: spod, maybe you recognize it (and I'll stop now): https://www.google.com/maps/@34.0346174,-118.2279749,3a,75y,345.04h,77.45t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s1Iy5I7d1RKYrHb8I2ndA6Q!2e0!7i16384!8i8192
	1:23pm βrian: Wow, great spot for a picnic.
	1:24pm spodiodi: rw, you've reminded me of a report from another player (over voice chat), who mentioned that his young child was very upset when he'd witness daddy breaking traffic laws in-game :D i know that bridge well! i'll re-tally the years i've lost to that game again sometime and share my shame (at least i haven't played much at all in the past couple of years) (tales from a recovering GTA addict. such a waste of time.)
	1:24pm solo mon: Pretty pretty things
	1:25pm prudy: thanks for playing the Pretty Things UM
	1:25pm spodiodi: i agree with prudy and solo mon
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: you're all welcome
	1:26pm dan: Continuing on Atom Heart Mother from last week.
	1:26pm rw: spod, my daughter got mad at me for finding a mountain bike and riding around in the hills instead of shooting strangers on the sidewalk.
	1:27pm spodiodi: olo, rw. i tell everyone to NOT let their kids play that game. it's dark, man. (or can be)
	🛒 1:30pm Franco Twinkie: Now is it really such a fucking crime to sit back with your eyes closed and float away while this is on?
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Hardly, Franco. (he can't see this)
	🛒 1:31pm Franco Twinkie: I saw it.
	1:32pm Uncle Michael: awww...you opened them
	🛒 1:32pm Franco Twinkie: I've been out and around.
	1:32pm dan: David Gilmour brought Fat Old Sun back to his live shows in recent years and on the backdrop of Pompeii, it sounds just as good as it did 40-50 years earlier.
	1:35pm Rich in Washington: This set is lovely.
	1:36pm chresti: rw, we've been to the bread lounge.
	1:39pm rw: Ha! chresti, I've had many sandwiches from there. I love the baguette but the crust tears up my mouth!
	1:39pm StringOFperils: Sounds like a good place to load around.
	🛒 1:39pm WR: @1:19 @Sweet Corn Lizzie: Interesting combination.
	1:39pm StringOFperils: **loaf...dammit
	1:41pm dan: COVER CHAIN!!!!!
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: prooooobably
	1:42pm TDK60: Must be losing memory cells, don't recall what's special about October around this radio outfit.
	1:42pm dan: Choice song for being cryptic.
	1:42pm StringOFperils: Is that a double double entendre? Well woof my moo.
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: wheels within wheels, SOP
	1:46pm Andrew Hollywood: my only friend, the end…
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: Andrew!
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: Mother...I want some Ovaltine.
	1:49pm dan: Mashmakhan was the name of a potent form of marijuana that was sold in the group's native Canada.
	1:50pm StringOFperils: Which at that time was at least as powerful as Bayer aspirin
	1:50pm βrian: @UM: Tell it to Frau Blücher.
	1:50pm StringOFperils: Neigh-eigh-eigh-eigh-eighhhh
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: Did you two rehearse?
	1:52pm StringOFperils: What hunch?
	1:52pm Gerry from Miami: Don Randi was a keyboardist and member of that ultra-talented bunch of musicians known as the Wrecking Crew, who recorded on thousands of hit pop records in LA. I think he might have had a short solo career as well. His piano-playing buddy in the Crew was Leon Russell. He was kinda famous too. LOL!
	1:55pm spodiodi: UM i love this one! (first hearing)
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: it's great!
	1:56pm StringOFperils: Did Kellogg give these people any grief?
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: They should have given them free cereal.
	1:56pm spodiodi: olo, βrian
	1:57pm spodiodi: and olo, UM! (i'm painfully slow(er) today)
	1:57pm StringOFperils: This could have been like a Bobby Sherman issue, like on the cereal box.
	1:58pm rw: No way this song is about cocaine.
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: best disco guitar solo ever
	1:58pm StringOFperils: Shocked and dismayed here.
	🛒 1:59pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: It's not disco unless it has those pew pew sound effects
	2:00pm spodiodi: sick. cool. nice.
	2:00pm βrian: Señor Coconut: Such gravitas!
	2:00pm spodiodi: i've been mimicking those sounds, Lizzie! (love those sounds)
	🛒 2:01pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Me too, spodi!
	2:01pm dan: Spanish nihilism.
	2:05pm rw: UM! We're all dancing in your head too!
	2:05pm chresti: spodi, I know my son and his partner are still into the cyber games, I'll ask if he still does GTA.
	🛒 2:11pm Franco Twinkie: Praise the lord and pass the coke.
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: Hey now...I found some Rory Gallagher that I like!
	2:13pm spodiodi: that's cool, chresti. i haven't touched it in about a year, but i think it's still popular (i've noticed they're still releasing new (free) content).
	2:16pm dan: I mentioned this on the chat last week, but it got no reception, so I'll say it again. My most recent find in music is Australian John Farnham, formerly of the Little River Band. Is anyone here familiar with him?
	2:16pm spodiodi: more sweet music here
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: LRB, yes dan. I couldn't name a member.
	2:19pm dan: @UM John Farnham has a wide body of music outside of the LRB. Shame only 2 of his songs made any impact on the US charts.
	2:19pm spodiodi: UM, i don't know how you do it. you create such good feelings with the sequences and order of music every show. it's hard to not feel good while listening to Hinky Dinky Time
	2:20pm doctorjazz: Been listening in the car, great company, thanks, UM!
	2:20pm StringOFperils: Listened to Little River Band about 47 years ago. Had the 2nd lp. Sold it. About 45 years ago. Wasn't aware of solo efforts. If I ever hear Jackie Blue again, I'm using this cyanide capsule.
	2:21pm Uncle Michael: That's very kind, spodi. YW, Doc! Jackie Blue isn't LRB!
	2:22pm StringOFperils: Guess I'll have to save it then. Who did Jackie Blue then? Glad I erred here, btw.
	2:23pm StringOFperils: Never mind. Just repaired that synapse.
	2:24pm dan: Jackie Blue was the Ozark Mountain Devilboys and with a name like that, a cyanide capsule would be fair.
	🛒 2:25pm Franco Twinkie: I thought Jackie Blue was by The Farm Fresh Deviled Eggs.
	2:25pm rw: Okee dokee. Time for me. Thanks UM! (as always). Happy Friday everyone! Was fun hanging out this am!
	2:26pm dan: Joni Mitchell is getting the Kennedy Center Honor at the end of the year. Very well deserved.
	2:26pm Uncle Michael: take it easy, rw
	2:31pm Jeff Moore: Sweet and hot like very special peppers.
	2:35pm StringOFperils: Damn. Jackie Blue. I cast thee out demon. Satan, get behind me. Crap. It's not working.
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: SOP...listen to "Chicken Train", STAT!
	2:36pm Doug Schulkind: There is a old-time jazz show on local radio here in Pittsburgh called Rhythm Sweet and Hot. It's virtually the only local radio show I listen to.
	2:36pm Andres: Hey, Uncle Michael! Out on the road today. Me and two tonnes of organic onions have been enjoying the show from the van. Thank you!
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Do they actually play sweet bands, Doug? Andres!
	2:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Uncle Michael and Michaerobes.
	2:38pm StringOFperils: STAT, indeed!
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: Ken!
	2:38pm Jeff Moore: Michael! So, earlier when The Moles were identifying themselves, but I wasn't reading the playlist, I decided to check the page to see if they were singing "we are the bulls" or "we are the bowls". Because it had to be one or the other of those.
	2:39pm Doug Schulkind: Almost entirely 1920s and '30s bands. Overwhelmingly white artists, which blows, but the music is still good.
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: Sweet bands were pretty overwhelmingly white.
	2:40pm Uncle Michael: That'll learn ya, Jeff!
	2:40pm Hopey Sockmonkey: You know, I didn't really like this Cheap Trick single when it first came out, but years later it grew on me and now it's one of my faves.
	2:40pm Jeff Moore: Indeed it will.
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Hopey! Don't stop thinking with your heart.
	2:41pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh and I actually liked Jackie Blue by The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, but I was 14 at the time.
	2:42pm Uncle Michael: I have no opinion about which one of you was right.
	2:43pm dan: Forgot that this Cheap Trick song existed.
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: OH YEAH
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: NSTAGP!
	🛒 2:46pm Franco Twinkie: My father had a record by Dokie Lambert and his Carnival of Souls that he picked up when he was stationed in Indiana. That was my introduction to American standards.
	2:46pm Uncle Michael: My best segue ever on the way.
	2:46pm spodiodi: a chain-me-to-a-tree hippie once told me i had a very reptilian appearance. Love Me
	🛒 2:46pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hallooo everybody. Late check-in, hectic afternoon! Lemme cures all...
	2:47pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh boy, more faves from when I was 14.
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: Kevin!
	2:47pm prudy: waiting for the spew to flow...
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: I still adore this record.
	🛒 2:48pm Franco Twinkie: I loved Sister Golden Hair when it was current. I mean, what's not to like?
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: I've been one poor correspondent. I've been too too hard to find.
	2:49pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I think everyone in junior high had America's Greatest Hits.
	🛒 2:49pm KevinfromBayRidge: Sister Golden Hair...poifect for a guilty pleasures zone!
	🛒 2:53pm Franco Twinkie: At the time, I thought America way like Safeway Cola - kind of a jack shit substitute brand. But they were great, and all the girls in junior high knew it.
	2:54pm TDK60: Thanks DJ UM. See ya soon! ..
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: I hope we all learned something today.
	2:55pm spodiodi: thanks for the sounds and smiles, UM!
	2:56pm Stevel: I'm sure older AND wiser.
	2:56pm densely: Very enjoyable. Thanks!
	2:56pm dan: Great show UM
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: Steve!
	🛒 2:57pm Franco Twinkie: 1974 - The Eagles and the S.L.A!
	2:57pm Jeff Golick: Thank you, sir.
	🛒 2:57pm KevinfromBayRidge: Well....3 hours older.
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: Thank you all! See you in a week!
	🛒 2:58pm KevinfromBayRidge: Tenks for another great one, Unc!
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: Danke, UM!
	2:58pm KWilde: Thanks UM!
	🛒 2:58pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Michael.
	2:59pm Jeff Moore: Thanks, Michael!
	2:59pm StringOFperils: Thanks Uncle Michael! Have a great weekend!!!
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks UM!
	3:00pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks for the memories, UM.
	3:00pm TDK60: That was about the only Eagles song I liked.
	3:01pm Alex In Illinois: Who was doing that lead guitar work in Sister Golden Hair? It was so musical. I think I would still like the song if the words were replaced with phonebook entries, because of the way those guitar lick punctuate it.
	3:01pm StringOFperils: Did Franco just name-check the Symbionese Liberation Army? Crazy bastid.
	🛒 3:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...got into the tub but still tuned in ! TY As Ever UM

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 10, 2021

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