WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from November 12, 2021

Listener comments!
	8:55am listener james from westwood: Love the opening GIF, all the more because you're doing the show on 1-2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9-10, 11/12!
	8:56am Uncle Michael: twelve James!
	9:01am Hopey Sockmonkey: A very good morning, UM and Dinks!
	9:01am Irene Trudel: Oh wow! A double dose of Uncle Michael! So glad I can actually listen for a bit this morning.
	9:02am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Uncle Michael and all other listeners!!
	9:02am Uncle Michael: Hopey! Irene! Andrew!
	9:03am Hopey Sockmonkey: It's 6am here in LA. Time for coffee and Groovesville.
	9:03am adamdoesit: Good morning UM and good people. Let's take it on down and give the Hinky some!
	9:03am Uncle Michael: adam!
	9:04am Martinibomb: Listening!
	9:04am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Irene.
	9:05am Pedro in Arlington: Taking the day off but still doing must-see WoofMoo Friday and -- boom -- Uncle Mike will be my pilot for the next 6 hours with a maximum cruising altitude of 8 miles high. #Blessed
	9:06am Uncle Michael: Eric! Pedro!
	🛒 9:07am Brian in UK: Hello Uncle. No sleep 'til Hammersmith.
	9:07am Uncle Michael: BiUK! You all honor me by not sleeping in.
	9:10am Mr C: Uncle Mike fills the Captain’s big shoes!
	9:10am Webhamster Henry: Hi Uncle Michael! I was kind of singing "Twisted' to this tune.
	🛒 9:11am dutchtheo: Howdy, bonus Uncle and dinky drummers in groovesville. 6 is the magic number!
	9:12am Uncle Michael: Mr. C! Henry! theo! Annie Ross' "Twisted", Henry?
	9:12am Webhamster Henry: No more Daylight savings Hinky Dinky means 3 extra hours.
	9:12am Webhamster Henry: @UM yep!
	9:13am Uncle Michael: Annie's coming up later!
	9:13am prudy: I'm already confused...it's only 8 am
	9:13am Uncle Michael: Don't stare into Eumir's right eye.
	9:13am Uncle Michael: prudy!
	9:14am StringOFperils: A little older, a little more confused.
	9:14am Uncle Michael: SoP!
	9:15am StringOFperils: Hello! Topeka Kansas! UM!
	9:15am Webhamster Henry: @UM we must be in the same Hinky Dinky aisle!
	9:15am chromaphone: Is there any way to see the show’s gif on an iphone?
	9:16am Pedro in Arlington: For your tee-shirt collection, Uncle Mike: img0.etsystatic.com...
	9:16am Andres: Good morning? Is my clock wrong? But this feels right.
	9:17am Uncle Michael: I have no idea why it wouldn't be visible on an eyePhone.
	9:17am Uncle Michael: Andres! chromaphone!
	9:17am StringOFperils: Wow. A vinyl copy of Second Contribution. Haven't seen one of those since the 70s
	9:18am chromaphone: Hi there Unkie, I haven’t been able to listen to your show live in ages. So glad you’re in this timeslot today.
	9:18am still b/p: Ten minutes retrying and retrying before internets would connect. But now the reward comes in abundance with SUCH a large Hinkyberry pie.
	9:18am Uncle Michael: Thanks, chromaphone!
	9:19am Listener Robert: At this hour, I can actually make out the building in the back thru that window. Usually the light obscures it.
	9:20am Uncle Michael: still b/p! Robert!
	9:20am Uncle Michael: Nice shirt, Pedro.
	9:21am Listener Robert: I saw you glance to check.
	9:22am still b/p: i like how pausing the gif gives you ghost chicken.
	9:22am Listener Scott: Oooh, surprise (to me at least) Hinky Dinkathon
	9:24am Uncle Michael: Ghost Chicken was the name of Doug's first band in High school. Scott!
	9:24am chromaphone: OK to see the GIF I just have to look in my phone‘s browser not in the WFMU app.
	9:24am doctorjazz: Hi UM!
	9:24am Uncle Michael: Doc!
	9:25am prudy: wow..an ELO song I actually like...
	9:26am Listener Robert: I can now infer your window faces approximately west. Doxxing Hinky Dinky by the arc of the sun!
	9:27am Doug Schulkind: Hello from the road! Blasting the Hinky all down Route 22!
	9:27am Spinning Giant: Bonjour @UM! Gang! Extended H!D!T! Yowza! Loves it! :D)))---<<<
	9:27am Spinning Giant: Hey @DougS - safe travels!!!
	9:27am Pauly from Clifton: Hey Uncle Michael, folks! Twofer Friday! What a way to start off the weekend!
	9:29am Irene Trudel: Ooh, I have that Shawn Phillips LP too. I like his music.
	9:30am listener Rey: Good morning UM. Second helpings of Hinky Dinky Time are always appreciated!
	9:32am Uncle Michael: Due south, Robert. SG! Doug! Rey! Pauly!
	9:33am doctorjazz: Pass is amazing!
	9:33am StringOFperils: Maybe Joe Pass will inspire me to get busy...I think the coffee pot is due south....stumbles...fumbles....tumbles into 9:35
	9:35am DolphChaney: Morning Uncle Michael!
	9:36am Pedro in Arlington: Pardon the caffeinated comments but HD is grand, among many reasons, for the music I wouldn't hear otherwise, delivered in an always thoughtful, fun, seemless way by an actual real human based in Kansas. The people I know from there have always been delightful. Algorithms are, forever, garbage. Carry on.
	9:36am Webhamster Henry: Doing an all vocalese set sometime would be fun!
	9:36am Uncle Michael: Dolph!
	9:36am still b/p: "Blasting the Hinky"...that's a euphemism for SOMEthing.
	9:37am Uncle Michael: Set, Henry? Not show?
	9:37am Uncle Michael: Thank you, Pedro.
	9:37am Irene Trudel: Vocalese show, yes please!
	9:38am βrian: A UM marathong?
	9:38am Uncle Michael: The world was denied Lambert, Hedricks, Ross & (Shooby) Taylor.
	9:39am Uncle Michael: Brian! I eschew thongs.
	9:40am Spinning Giant: @still b/p...lol...indeed...ha!
	9:40am doctorjazz: That simultaneous scat was really cool (not something bebop instrumentalists did much...)
	9:42am doctorjazz: If I ever get back to Hackensack...
	9:44am Uncle Michael: I saw you talkin',...with Christopher Walken...on my tv screen.
	9:45am StringOFperils: I have to go walk a dog, and then I absolutely have to get some writing done, but I'll be back, and I promise to be a better man, I swear, I will...there's still time...
	9:45am Uncle Michael: Apologies to Concord for crediting Forever to Universal, but they released it in Japan a year earlier than Concord did in the U.S.
	9:45am doctorjazz: 😊
	9:49am Webhamster Henry: Al all vocalese show would be great - kind of a subset of Vocal Fry. BTW, you could include former DJ Dorian in the setlist: www.allaboutjazz.com...
	9:53am doctorjazz: This Suite #1 is very cool. Never heard 3!
	9:55am chresti: Morning some UM Dinky drummer times!
	9:55am Uncle Michael: chresti!
	9:57am chresti: Feeling better, I hope, UM?
	9:58am Webhamster Henry: More Corny Comedy bed music!
	9:59am davefromtoronto: does this mean you're doing 6 hours today?
	10:00am Hopey Sockmonkey: @davefromtoronto Indeed he is doing 6 hours!
	10:01am adamdoesit: Ampersands mean no apologies. It's not, sorry Doug is out, but UM is here; it's yes, Doug is out & UM is in!
	10:02am doctorjazz: A six hour show is a good time to pull out some live Dead. Could fill a few hours...
	10:02am Webhamster Henry: Better an ampersand than a hashtag.
	10:03am Uncle Michael: dave! Feeling fine, chresti...thanks!
	10:05am davefromtoronto: that's great! doug's show was always a gateway drug to this one anyways.
	10:05am Irene Trudel: Tarkus!!! One summer after it came out, my brother and i had to hear it every day. It became a thing.
	10:06am Jeff Golick: Greetings from an unseasonably warm & rainy Brooklyn, NY.
	10:07am Uncle Michael: Irene, you're a woman after my own heart. Jeff!
	10:08am chresti: It'll 90 here today, darn it.
	10:09am doctorjazz: Ok, time to see my neurologist, rejoin when I can (neurologist now, physical therapy later, getting old...)
	10:09am cuspidor: when i was a kid i always felt sad for Tarkus when he got his eye scratched and had to slink home across the river
	10:10am still b/p: ELP at sea: I remember taking my brother's Tarkus and Pictures at an Exhibition cassettes to listen to on a portable recorder/player (also his) on a multi-day trip on dad's boat.
	10:11am Uncle Michael: see ya, Doc! cuspidor!
	10:11am Uncle Michael: still b/p...auditory Dramamine?
	10:14am still b/p: Which, coincidentally, was the name of my brother's high school band.
	10:14am davefromtoronto: johnny ramone's rolling in his grave right now...
	10:15am Uncle Michael: Yeah, but Marky totally owned this record.
	10:19am still b/p: Just read this fun line from a piece on Ramones: Countless other bands make one good album - usually their first - as a skinny punk band, then decide they want to rewrite Sergeant Pepper or show the world their dub reggae "influences".
	10:21am Irene Trudel: UM, I was such an ELP fanatic in their heyday that I painted my own Tarkus shirt to attend one of their concerts in. flic.kr...
	10:22am davefromtoronto: yeah they did a lot with a little, that's for sure.
	🛒 10:22am Phillippe: Good morning!
	10:23am Uncle Michael: That's so awesome, Irene. Phillippe!
	10:23am βrian: Ooh, I definitely burnt out on this one back then. Dear me.
	10:25am davefromtoronto: and ELP did a little with a lot lol - fun music though.
	10:29am still b/p: That shirt is just outstanding, Irene! ..from every angle of regard and reception -- earnestly fondly done-it-yourselfically or ironically or nostalgically/historically.
	10:30am KWilde: Both of those bands could be law firms
	10:30am Irene Trudel: Thanks, stillb/p! The paint's flaking off a bit now, so maybe I should find a way to preserve it better than have it hanging in my closet. Well, enough nostalgia for today! Must head off to the workplace. Glad I could hear a little of your show today, UM.
	10:31am βrian: I hear ELP; I smell bong water.
	10:32am βrian: Where is Master Doug, anyway?
	🛒 10:32am WR: Now that we live in a world with no conflict Tarkus seems quaint.
	10:33am chresti: I really miss my mom!
	10:33am βrian: Orange zest and Grade A amber maple syrup is what makes those cranberries sing.
	10:33am doctorjazz: Ahead of your time, Irene, could have started a business (my daughter won't leave a concert without the latest group shirt).
	10:34am Irene Trudel: Hey, no stems and seeds for me in those days. Didn't start indulging in smoke-ables until after high school. Which makes my ELP fandom seem even weirder now.
	10:34am Uncle Michael: KWilde! WR!
	10:34am doctorjazz: The vocals are so much like Cream...
	10:34am listener Rey: I was not into Prog when it was out in the 70s. Years later when I decided to dip my feet in proggy waters, Tarkus was my intro LP. I knew nothing about ELP but dug that armored armadillo on the cover.
	10:35am Uncle Michael: More Cream-like, next...Doc.
	10:36am Gina Bacon: Morning, Doug & all! I’ve been bustling around in the background…
	10:36am ?: ELP! BBA! Never enough Jeff Beck on the radio
	10:36am Gina Bacon: See what happens when I rush…Uncle Michael, of course!
	10:36am Uncle Michael: Gina! Dog's absent...alas!
	10:37am Uncle Michael: Take your time...I'm here for a looooong stay.
	10:37am chresti: Would you call this arena rock?
	10:37am Gina Bacon: Yes, that was pure muscle memory there. And I usually miss your show because of work!
	10:38am doctorjazz: In my high school, fans divided between "prog" (ELP, Bowie, other Brits), and more, I don't know, earthy maybe (Dead, The Band Dylan, Allmans..)
	10:39am βrian: I was a knuckle-scraping proglodyte and didn't even know it.
	🛒 10:39am Franco Twinkie: ELP woke me up Michael. No guilty pleasure indeed! Elsewhere, I recently talked about going to see Weather Report in the mid-70's. I didn't gush - just the facts. I knew what I was doing, but I did it anyway. Later, I thought to myself why did I do that? The internal censor in me furrowed his brow. But guess what? Nothing happened!
	10:40am Uncle Michael: Franco! (inhale)
	🛒 10:41am Franco Twinkie: I am swinging my hair!
	10:41am Uncle Michael: I had hair.
	10:42am βrian: About the time ELP came into my consciousness was when we turned off the radio. Ugh. 70s commercial radio in Flint, MI!
	10:42am still b/p: Are Dino, Desi & Billy on deck?
	10:43am doctorjazz: Would've been great to see Weather Report back then (don't think I even knew who they were). CaughtMiles late in his career (when he was covering Cindy Lauper).
	🛒 10:43am Franco Twinkie: Doc, how old are you?
	10:43am Uncle Michael: That "+" isn't fooling anyone.
	🛒 10:44am WR: For those who missed the memo, Doug S is taking scheduled time off to spend a few days of quality family time. No WFMI, no music blogs, Family.
	10:45am doctorjazz: Franco, had to stir l sit and subtract for a minute...68...
	10:45am davefromtoronto: i saw weather report during the jaco era.
	10:46am βrian: Ah, the other flavor of quarantining.
	10:46am doctorjazz: Sounds like we're about same generation...
	🛒 10:46am Franco Twinkie: That would have been something Dave!
	10:47am adamdoesit: Survived the EL&P, but gotta focus for a bit. 2>&1
	10:48am davefromtoronto: yeah it was great - jaco, zawinal sp?,shorter, erskine. sorry that should be & erskine!
	10:48am doctorjazz: OK, appointment done, back to Joisey...listening on the car, of course!
	🛒 10:54am Franco Twinkie: I'm 66 Doc, but I always had older friends who could drive. Revisionism is a double sided sword. The musical landscape of the early '70's was such an alien landscape comparatively. I's almost like saying you didn't have indoor plumbing.
	10:54am listener Rey: Are these the Yes guys?
	10:54am still b/p: Wayne Shorter's opera collab with Esperanza Spaulding -- "Iphigenia" -- premieres this week in Boston.
	10:55am davefromtoronto: also saw the bruford levin fripp etc king crimson back in the day - that was really fun!
	10:55am Uncle Michael: Yes, YES guys.
	10:57am listener Rey: Ah Yes, they were also big in my HS. Speaking of alien landscapes @10:54, their album covers were very cool
	11:04am Uncle Michael: Discipline-era Crimson was SO great live.
	11:05am chresti: Sounds like Mark Bolan
	🛒 11:05am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Hi UM and folx! Some of my best friends don't have indoor plumbing!
	11:05am Jazz Upholsterer: is that mark Bolan?
	11:06am davefromtoronto: yeah UM that's the album they were touring.
	11:06am Uncle Michael: Baba! Yep, Mark Feld...errrr Bolan.
	11:06am Uncle Michael: JU!
	11:07am chresti: Hi Mx Baba Beekins!
	🛒 11:07am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): good morrow to you, chrestikins!
	11:08am Jazz Upholsterer: are we sure this isn't Cat stevens then? : )
	11:08am Uncle Michael: This set features a track longer than Tarkus, which....I haven't heard myself yet.
	🛒 11:09am Franco Twinkie: Baba, you're about 15 years younger that me I think. I think bathroom sinks were invented in 1972 when I was 16.
	11:09am βrian: This is the pre-poundy-poundy era. Am I right?
	11:10am Uncle Michael: Selling England By The Poundy-Poundy era?
	11:12am chresti: Everyone had wash stands before they had sinks. I've seen it in the movies
	11:12am StringOFperils: Way to knock that radio out of the park, UM!
	11:13am Uncle Michael: Thank you, SoP.
	11:13am Uncle Michael: Brand new release...out today.
	11:13am βrian: Ewers were a thing back then, @chresti.
	11:15am spodiodi: good morning, Uncle Michael! gm, everyone!
	11:18am Uncle Michael: spodi!
	11:18am βrian: What's quivering, spod?
	11:19am Listening Out There: Six hours...the hardest working man in Topeka alternative radio...
	🛒 11:19am Franco Twinkie: Although I grew up in a '50's suburban tract house, we had to take a bath in an irrigation ditch.
	11:19am Uncle Michael: time enough for 22 minute songs!
	11:20am Uncle Michael: You had a ditch?
	11:20am chresti: I've stayed in cabins w/o plumbing. I would wash up at the nearest house with plumbing.
	11:21am βrian: Well, it wasn't a ditch, exactly. But it was a ditch to us!
	11:22am Uncle Michael: "uz".
	🛒 11:22am Franco Twinkie: Our house was built in a bean field Michael. I hear that the sprinkler hadn't been invented yet.
	11:23am listener Rey: Thought I had it bad. We only had to fetch our water in buckets from a community well
	🛒 11:23am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Franco, you want me to do math at this hour? At this AGE?!!?!? Ha ha! I'm 52, so I guess about 14 years behind ya, yeah!
	🛒 11:24am Franco Twinkie: We had to pick up corn that fell out of the back of a truck if we wanted to eat.
	11:24am Uncle Michael: Before beans had been cultivated, Franco?
	11:24am chresti: When we lived in the orange groves in Fillmore, CA, we often played in the irrigation ditches.
	11:25am βrian: I spent one winter in an uninsulated gap-sided cabin with wood heat. 30 inches of snow pack and -30 degree nights. That was interesting.
	🛒 11:25am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): I still got this candle salad avatar from last week's Cha Cha Heels, which just looks like a blurry blob in that little square. Gonna miss it tonight. :-(
	11:26am still b/p: Was in the woods for a few days last week, boiling water for cooking/drinking needs. But even after a short time, coming back to full plumbing and hot water access feels slighty lucksyoooorious. A friend on the trip described finishing a Nepal trek with a first-in-weeks hot shower in a cheap hotel that was the orgasmic shower of a lifetime.
	🛒 11:26am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): βrian: that makes me want to turn up my indoor heating a notch or two
	🛒 11:26am Franco Twinkie: We had a bean stalk growing up the side of our fire place.
	11:27am davefromtoronto: appropriate band name...
	11:27am βrian: Melting snow for bathwater was easier than hauling it from the spring ...
	11:29am Uncle Michael: I know those were magic beans, Franco.
	🛒 11:30am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): βrian: I've heard that melting snow for water can be trickier than one might think
	11:31am still b/p: Ya think the rhythm riff is a bit of loopy business or executed live in the recording?
	🛒 11:32am Franco Twinkie: I grew up in a nice house with my own sunny bedroom. I only started sleeping in the dirt when I was in my late teens.
	11:32am Uncle Michael: Live as all get out.
	11:32am βrian: We didn't drink it but had a big wash tub we could park next to the stove.
	11:34am Uncle Michael: Saturday night's alright for bathing.
	11:34am spodiodi: yoho, βrian, my bottom lip (it's trying to keep up with my trembling earbones). can't wait to hear what's for lunch i'll bring my rag and stick, UM
	11:35am Jay S: Good morning! I never knew how apt that name "Endless Boogie" was.
	🛒 11:36am WR: @10:21 @Irene Trudel: Irene, you may have disconnected by now, but want to say that ELP shirt you made is fantastic.
	11:37am Webhamster Henry: I used to know Malcolm Dodds who wrote Look For The Union Label
	11:37am listener james from westwood: That jingle was as familiar to Tri-State Area radio listeners of the 70s and early 80s as the 1010 WINS ticker tape and TV ads for beautiful Mount Airy Lodge.
	11:37am Webhamster Henry: He said "Yeah, it's a complete rip-off of Jerome Kern's " Look For The Silver Lining"
	11:39am listener james from westwood: Was just gonna say that line sounds extremely rag-trade!
	11:40am chresti: Good morning spodi! \\//
	11:40am spodiodi: good morning, chresti!\\//
	11:41am βrian: It's snowing steadily now. First of the year.
	11:43am βrian: Time to switch the tires. sigh
	11:43am ?: I completely forgot you were on
	11:43am dan: ? is me
	11:44am βrian: Seems, eh, questionable.
	🛒 11:44am Franco Twinkie: Snow!? It's a quarter to nine in the morning and it's already 70 degrees here!
	11:45am Uncle Michael: dan!
	11:45am dan: Looks like I missed a bunch of groovy tunes. Hope the next 3 hours is more of the same.
	11:45am Uncle Michael: The Darkness at their Queenie best!
	11:46am βrian: Little Human is happy about the snow. I'm just resigned.
	11:47am dan: RIP Graeme Edge, one of the best rock drummers ever and RIP Dean Stockwell, one of the best actors ever.
	11:48am dan: YAY: INNEUENDO.
	11:49am βrian: We need to repair our fireplace. Just doesn't feel like a home without a working fireplace.
	11:49am Uncle Michael: Lot's of nice fireplaces on Youtube.
	🛒 11:51am Franco Twinkie: I miss having a fire place. Our last place had one right next to the bed.
	11:51am spodiodi: i had a small dog who, as a (small) puppy chewed off pieces of the brick on the fireplace in our apt
	11:51am βrian: With wisps of wood smoke?
	11:51am dan: Steve Howe on Flamenco Guitar.
	🛒 11:53am Franco Twinkie: Haha! Spodi, my dog ate a bolt and a washrag and threw up under the living room couch.
	11:55am spodiodi: Franco, that's lucky! same pooch ate lots of other hazzards, incluing razonrblades and entire chocolate bars still wropped in foil (and some way-grosser stuff i shant type here, now)
	11:56am spodiodi: dogs truly are The Best imHo
	11:57am Jeff Golick: Our dog ate 3/4ths of a rotisserie chicken recently, without our noticing, and we never found any evidence of the deed -- no bones, no skin, nothing.
	11:57am spodiodi: JG, haha. the perfect crime.
	11:58am still b/p: That dog SOLD the 3/4 of a chicken to another dog!
	11:59am Jeff Golick: Flipped it and worked the hedge!
	11:59am spodiodi: halloween always reminds me of the time i stopped at a friends to catch the simps' halloween special for that year, on my way home from the grocery store. he ate an entire pound of turkey and an entire pound of cheese. also fairly cleanly.
	11:59am Uncle Michael: I'd check out under the hedge.
	11:59am spodiodi: ha! investment class dogs
	12:00pm spodiodi: UM knows :)
	12:01pm still b/p: When they acquire and consume the wrong assets...there can be troubling liquidity.
	12:01pm Asheville Jon: oh geez, i missed half the show already?
	12:01pm spodiodi: olo, still b/p
	12:02pm Rich in Washington: This track is epic.
	12:02pm dan: The Osmonds sounding like a mix between Grand Funk Railroad and Deep Purple.
	12:02pm βrian: Investment strategies imply exit strategies.
	12:03pm solo mon: When the Osmonds were good they were GOOOD
	12:03pm Uncle Michael: I wouldn't sell your dog short.
	🛒 12:04pm KevinfromBayRidge: Joining the marathon now!
	🛒 12:04pm Franco Twinkie: Jeff, my girlfriend had a teeny-tiny dog. We pieced out a whole chicken and put it in a marinade. We stepped out for a minute and she climbed up on the counter and ate the whole thing. We were having another couple over for dinner that night. We wound up eating hot dogs.
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: Kevin!
	12:05pm βrian: That's hot dog (singular), no?
	12:05pm still b/p: Would've loved to hear the discussion among Osmond brothers and other family members, record execs and producers about recording and including a track like that.
	🛒 12:06pm KevinfromBayRidge: Franco. Well..better than dog!
	12:06pm dan: Badfinger, the rock and roll saga with Shakespearian tragedy written on it.
	12:07pm solo mon: Share a hot dog with a stranger and suddenly that stranger is a friend.
	12:07pm still b/p: How's the Bow Wow Jones Industrial Average looking today?
	🛒 12:08pm Franco Twinkie: Solo, I am sooo looking forward to the show tonight!
	12:08pm Asheville Jon: UM: is there going to be a year-end all request show? if so, when do we need to have our requests submitted?
	12:09pm solo mon: FT! Xoxox So glad you are!!! Me too
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Jon, per usual, there will be a year-beginning all-request show. I will reveal all after Thanksgibbing.
	12:16pm TDK60: Uncle Michael, what's cookin'?
	12:16pm dan: @UM As usual, my requests all have a common theme together. This time, it's a famed solo artist's work as hired gun for other artists and bands.
	12:16pm Jazz Upholsterer: you are right it is not important! In that vine, if i never hear another DJ apologize for poor pronunciation of a language they don't speak it will be too soon. HAhah : )
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: Guilty as charged.
	12:17pm asheville jon: Thanks UM
	12:18pm Jazz Upholsterer: Its cool Dudes, Its the music we are here for, Butcher away on the language
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: I'm guilty of apologizing.
	12:18pm still b/p: Though I don't think he's a citizen of Britain or the Commonwealth, Uncle Michael should be invested in the Order of the Companions of Honour, like Elton just was. UM is "in action faithful and in honour clear." Because cumbia.
	12:19pm dan: Is there any more prog rock coming up on the show?
	12:21pm solo mon: Wow great electro cumbia
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: This isn't prog?
	12:22pm adamdoesit: Whew. Made it back in time for cumbia.
	12:22pm dan: @UM I meant, will there be more prog rock in future sets?
	12:23pm TDK60: still b/p: is that because he honors the music of Cumbiashire?
	12:23pm Marie: Hey UM and All, Happy Friday! I'm always apologizing--it's like my first instinct, even when I am not at fault> Hey, I was born under a cloud of guilt--all Irish, parents from Ireland @)
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: C-c-c-c-cuuuuuuuuumbiaaaaa... TDK! Marie!
	12:24pm Uncle Michael: dunno, dan
	12:24pm Marie: Digging these sounds!
	12:29pm solo mon: Ooh baile funk!
	12:30pm βrian: UM has declared Friday and productivity dances to a hip-grinding halt!
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: I'm in favor of productivity dances.
	12:40pm TDK60: I never heard of such dances.
	12:42pm TDK60: I'm more a "Do the Shirk" kinda dancer.
	12:43pm Jeff Golick: I can do the "Look Busy" like nobody's business.
	12:44pm Jeff Golick: (It's like the shing-a-ling, but less of a workout.)
	12:44pm watchpocket: I kind of figured it wasn't Doug when I tuned in and heard Tarkus. That's OK, I liked the "law-firm" sets.
	12:45pm βrian: The "get busy" dance is another version, akin to the mystery dance.
	12:45pm Marie: UM is like a nonstop musical fountain, today
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: watchpocket!
	12:45pm Marie: Hey Brian, where are you that you are getting snow?
	12:46pm doctorjazz: Very cool track!
	12:46pm βrian: @Marie: On the isthmus (Madison, WI).
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Variations on Morricone...
	12:46pm dan: Is this the world music portion of the show?
	12:46pm Marie: purty
	12:47pm watchpocket: Not knowing it was a Beck Bogert & Appice number, my first guess was Grand Funk. There are similarities, though Tim Bogert's voice is pretty generally recognizable.
	12:48pm βrian: Music from this world. Saw Toumani Diabaté a few years back here in Madison. Mesmerizing.
	12:48pm Marie: @Brian--oh, I love Madison and Wisconsin, overall. I grew up just outside of Chicago. Me and my fambly used to vacation up there a lot--especially in Door County, which I love
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: Door County...for the smoked fish...mmmm....
	12:49pm Marie: I LURVE the fish boils!
	12:50pm βrian: Yah, but da UP is where to go for fish.
	12:51pm Marie: Have you ever taken that ferry/boat from Wisconsin to Michigan--like it cuts straight across the lake?
	12:51pm dan: I had to look up the instrument being played here known as the Kora. It's a classical guitar on the body of a sitar.
	12:51pm βrian: We've taken both. The Badger is kinda slow. The Milwaukee one is zippy.
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: We'd always welcome people bringing back oily, foil-wrapped smoked whitefish back to us in Chicago.
	12:52pm Marie: @Brian--I would like to take both some day
	12:53pm dan: Willie Nelson aka Hank Hill's favorite musician on King Of The Hill. Hank's been to every Farm Aid except the one that Bryan Adams played in.
	12:53pm asheville jon: Sweet willie song!
	12:54pm Marie: I went to one Farm Aid, with Willy and Neil Young (!)
	12:55pm dan: Chris Farlowe has such a rich blue eyed soul voice.
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: if we like blue-eyed soul...stick with me...
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: blue-eyed...'70s styleeeee
	12:59pm dan: Having seen Hall and Oates over the summer, I can attest that both of them can still belt those tunes out in their early to mid 70s.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: I absolutely love watching Live From Daryl's House on Youtube.
	1:00pm adamdoesit: Love this tune. And not only because I often think it's "Reflections" when it begins.
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: No marmalade for you!
	1:01pm listener james from westwood: Ooh, good Eagles after good H&O!
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: All the white boys were listening to all the black fellas.
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: the synth sucks though...get some damned strings
	1:03pm still b/p: With this one, repeating..."there are no guilty pleasures, there are no guilty pleasures..."
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: heh
	1:04pm dan: @UM I thought those were real strings.
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: Joe Vitale: ARP String Synthesizer
	1:06pm listener james from westwood: The coveted three-clicky-star run!
	1:06pm adamdoesit: Speaking of no guilty pleasures, whoever first slipped a slice of American cheese into a bowl of boiling-hot ramen: thank you.
	1:07pm dan: David Pack, like Elton John, Daryl Hall and Bobby Hatfield made the falsetto so cool. Bono and Adam Levine turned it into crap.
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: what?!
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: I was a reacting to the cheese in the ramen.
	1:08pm adamdoesit: I'm telling you. I was skeeved the first time I saw it on a menu. But it works.
	1:09pm still b/p: Influenced by King Crimson...played with Alan Parsons Project...such unlikely and seemingly incongruous trivia in the Ambrosia soup.
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: hmmm...I'm game
	1:11pm johnk77: also known as arp string ensemble or solina back in the day of the late 1970s a blue-eyed soul singer highly admired by his contemporaries was michael mcdonald
	1:11pm spodiodi: hahaha
	1:11pm spodiodi: Real Cheesefood
	1:13pm βrian: It's not cheese, and it's un-American.
	1:14pm Goyim in the AM: Listening to She's Gone, you wonder how amazing Ha ll & Oates would have stayed in Hall had continued to let Oates take the occasional lead vocal.
	1:14pm adamdoesit: I read that American cheese is a Swiss invention. Get the slice in there a minute or two before the ramen finishes cooking, stir it around, and it dissolves, lightening (in color) and enriching the broth. It is kind of a Hall & Oates effect.
	1:15pm Marie: Going back a little bit in the chat--there's a great Daryl's house at Todd Rundgren's house on Hawaii
	1:16pm spodiodi: The Hall and Oates effect 👏
	1:19pm dan: @Marie That's the best episode of the bunch
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: It's a very good episode.
	1:20pm dan: @UM Especially that duet version of "I Saw The Light"
	1:20pm Lane Gray: Greetings, all. I ran into an alternative rock band at a truck stop this morning. No livery on the bus, but a set list in the window. I met the driver for Silversun Pickups
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: Happy belated birthday, Lane!
	1:21pm Marie: Seeing Tim Van Werd's name (on the last song), thought, wouldn't an awesome fake last name be "von Weird"?
	1:22pm Marie: @ Dan, now I wanna go back and see them do that song, "I Saw the Light"--I remember how good that was
	1:22pm Lane Gray: Thanks! The view from 58 is largely unchanged from 57 so far
	1:24pm Lane Gray: Ten years ago yesterday was Nigel Tufnel Day, when all the dials on the calendar went to 11
	🛒 1:25pm Franco Twinkie: Marie, a good friend of mine was in Green on Red. They shared the stage with Neil and Willie at Farm Aid.
	1:27pm still b/p: I played my one-string version of the Mannix theme about 30 minutes ago on the guitar. Unbelieeeeeevable coincidence!
	1:27pm Uncle Michael: shpoooooky
	1:29pm StringOFperils: This was the best part of Mannix, the theme song.
	1:30pm Uncle Michael: It's starting to snow here!
	1:31pm dan: The early Indian influence on western music. Beatles, Kinks, Yehudi Menuhin etc...
	🛒 1:31pm Franco Twinkie: It's 85 and getting hotter here!
	1:31pm Lane Gray: In Topeka?
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Yep.
	1:32pm still b/p: Mannix making coffee! Running in the road! Riding an industrial conveyor! Helicopter gonna get 'im! Watch out! Go, Joe, go!
	1:33pm Lane Gray: Speaking of New York folkies, BBC radio just aired a short bio on Karen Dalton last night
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: still b/p...you're frightening Peggy!
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: john!
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: Goyim!
	🛒 1:35pm Franco Twinkie: I'm trying to remember the ongoing relationship with Joe's nemesis Maytlin Industries. What was that all about?
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: I believe "Cynic" and "Rust" are Cyrus and Rusty Faryar...who play on this record. Cyrus is playing the Bouzouki.
	1:36pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	1:37pm Uncle Michael: Cmurtha!
	1:37pm Uncle Michael: Franco, was it a Quinn Maytlin production?
	1:38pm StringOFperils: Epilog
	🛒 1:39pm Franco Twinkie: I think so Michael. It had that feeling of airless paranoia that Quinn-Martin was famous for.
	1:40pm Marie: @still b/p--1:32--lol @Franco--neato about green on red and I have weather envy of you right now
	1:40pm Jeff Moore: I completely understand what you're saying – about the challenge, and the reward.
	1:41pm TDK60: Franco, I like Green On Red.
	🛒 1:41pm Franco Twinkie: Hey! What about Sanford and Son!?
	1:42pm The Oscar: Afternoon! Mannix was before my time, but I instantly recognized the tune from a million Mystery Science Theater jokes.
	🛒 1:42pm Franco Twinkie: TDK!
	1:44pm Marie: Ur talky is good talky, UM. Also, what's on the menu for this weekend?
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: Jeff! Oscar!
	1:45pm Uncle Michael: Franco, you mean my ringtone?
	1:46pm spodiodi: harsh
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Marie.
	1:47pm still b/p: I just now read how Mannix was still successful on CBS after 8 seasons, but when ABC got ahold of reruns and chose to show them in late TV, still trying to scrape up some kind of audience opposite mighty Carson, CBS thought that would affect popularity of new episodes and yanked the show. Title on the explanation piece: "How Johnny Carson indirectly caused the death of 'Mannix'
	1:47pm The Oscar: Oh my god-- I always forget this song exists until I hear it.
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: Good luck forgetting it again.
	🛒 1:48pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I don't think this is going to end well for Rover
	1:48pm StringOFperils: Rover, go for their throats, revenge is better that ramen w American cheese!....speaking of which..
	1:48pm Goyim in the AM: Dude, do you gotta play this song during the height seasonal affective disorder season?!?
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie!
	1:50pm The Oscar: The main problem with country music today is not enough songs about dead dogs and children.
	1:50pm dan: I could do with some Roger Miller in this set.
	1:50pm dan: @The Oscar The problem with country music today is that it sounds like generic pop music.
	1:52pm StringOFperils: The problem with country music today is that the people making it didn't grow up chopping wood and plowing furrows, they grew up shopping at The Gap.
	1:53pm doctorjazz: SoP, many of the "old timey" country stars didn't either...
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: Damn. I forgot to make some country music.
	1:54pm dan: @Stringofperils I'd say the last true rugged country music star was Dwight Yokham. He grew up dirt poor in Kentucky.
	1:55pm adamdoesit: Open up a can of country music, and doctor it up a little. Nobody'll know it's not homemade.
	1:56pm StringOFperils: True, Doc! An also true about DY. But he had deep urban smarts about how to make Bakersfield music too I think, so it's all art in the end, except in the case of most 'new country' which IS the end
	1:57pm Marie: Hey, so keeping Republicans in power in the South might help produce more good country musicians.... ? @) Though I guess the damage has already been done in terms of killing family farms.... Farm Aid!!!!!! Let's face it, corporate radio killed country
	1:58pm dan: @Marie Corporate radio is the enemy of music.
	1:59pm βrian: Sometimes I just want to quarantine and watch Hee Haw reruns.
	2:00pm StringOFperils: This early 60s George Jones is the pure substance. It glows like corn liquor in the dark even
	2:00pm βrian: "Neener-neener!"
	2:00pm Marie: @ Dan--yes, unbridled capitalism has hurt so many things,
	2:01pm Cmurtha: I think we can all agree that having upper middle-class + people larping as white trash was certainly a very damaging move to country music, and that we need more songs about dead sisters and dogs. Also, just you know, pop-country really decided to hone in on the worst aspects of pop music after the 1980s. Though, I am a bitter 90s kid who thinks mainstream music really started to struggle as we got into the mid-90s. Some bright exceptions, but I don't think we've pulled out. So, that could just be my tastes showing there.
	2:03pm still b/p: Remember the big consultant who said this: “If you want to make ratings in Country radio, take females out..”
	2:05pm Marie: Yeah, I am prolly oversimplifying things in terms of the demise of popular country music's quality, and it's all just my humble opinion. I think there is still a lot of good stuff being made. Actually, Gina Bacon showcases some great artists
	2:05pm adamdoesit: I guess he didn't mean to dinner.
	2:06pm StringOFperils: Only as waitressess
	2:09pm still b/p: Hah, no. But dining enters into it: "Trust me, I play great female records and we’ve got some right now; they’re just not the lettuce in our salad. The lettuce is Luke Bryan and Blake Shelton, Keith Urban and artists like that. The tomatoes of our salad are the females." Quote is from 2015, and his guidance was similar a few years later.
	2:10pm TDK60: Marie, I heard some good stuff on Gina's show. More alternative type roots rock, county, folk. But I'm not really enough into country to run my mouth.
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: Extra tomatoes, please.
	2:13pm Marie: love this @TDK60--yeah, I don't really seek country out any more but I did for a while--loved the true stalwarts, "classics?" and still do. It was like I explored it for a while after being introduced to the awesome stuff.
	2:14pm Andres: I quite enjoyed that Mac Davis. The wikipedia article about the song A Little Less Conversation mentions his version not at all. A pity.
	2:16pm adamdoesit: Razza-mazza-toodie!
	2:16pm spodiodi: amen-a-rootie
	2:18pm still b/p: Ahhh, now we have to consider that music made the dog do it.
	2:18pm StringOFperils: Charles was a cat man.
	2:19pm Uncle Michael: HE WAS A SERIOUS ARTIST.
	2:21pm adamdoesit: Slim-a-roonie!
	2:21pm Listening Out There: Now in the Voot part of the program...
	2:24pm dan: The Cool Cat segment of the show.
	2:24pm StringOFperils: Made me feel all wriggley.
	2:25pm sinner: Juicy
	2:26pm Uncle Michael: Sinner!
	2:26pm Gerry from Miami: McVouty!! Slim invented that language he was singing in. Afternoon, Uncle Michael! Have you really been on-air since 9 this morning? Guess I will be visiting the Archives later.
	2:27pm Andres: We had Slim Montana earlier (sort of), then Slim Gaillard. Slim Whitman in the mix perhaps?
	2:27pm Uncle Michael: Gerry! Yep.
	2:28pm Rich in Washington: it's never going to stop raining here. ever.
	2:28pm Uncle Michael: Nope, Andres.
	2:28pm doctorjazz: Gotta run, been a great Marathon Dink! Thanks, UM!
	2:28pm Uncle Michael: see ya, Doc.
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: It's the PNW, Rich.
	2:29pm StringOFperils: So long doctor jazz
	2:32pm egould310: Six mile run across Ballard Locks through Interbay and back across Ballard Bridge in the rain this morning. Glorious. More rain this weekend, too. Yay!
	2:33pm Uncle Michael: egould! yay!
	2:33pm Listening Out There: @32egould310: We probably live not that far apart in this soggy berg. I bike (well, walk) through the Locks regularly...now that it's reopened...
	2:33pm still b/p: Wait, who deserves the poison?
	2:34pm sinner: UM: Man. Do you deserve that V-8 today.
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: (dorehead slap) I shoulda hadda...
	2:38pm egould310: @Listening Out There I pretty much just wear WFMU t-shirts, so I’m sure we’ll run across each other. At least in the summer. :-)
	2:41pm Listening Out There: @egould310: Yeah! Interestingly, I've had a couple WFMU sightings around here: a car on Queen Anne with a WFMU sticker, and a pedestrian wearing a WFMU T-shirt and pushing a stroller. They Are Everywhere...
	2:42pm Cmurtha: an extra terrestrial, and not of this earth? NOW THIS I GOTTA HEAR
	2:42pm Cmurtha: Out here in Columbus, I've seen a bumper sticker, and I have been stopped while out wearing a wfmu t-shirt once. See way more in Manhatten.
	2:43pm Listener Robert: I thought it was "Pardenz" backwards.
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: So did I.
	2:45pm sinner: I believe this tune draws some inspiration from the 1930s and 1940s gospel standard After Awhile.
	2:46pm Uncle Michael: parody record?
	2:47pm egould310: I’ve see that car on Queen Anne. I put al my bumper stickers on my guitar cases.
	2:47pm sinner: A mutual meeting in the middle. Whiskey can put you in a spiritual mood.
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: I got something special planned for next Friday...alas, it's only going to be three hours long.
	2:50pm dan: @UM I won't miss that
	2:50pm Listener Robert: Tried to overlay that one with "After A While" from Soundcloud. Didn't work. Maybe "After Awhile", 2 words, will work.
	2:52pm dan: Georgie Fame get little attention these days, except on your show UM.
	2:54pm Doug Schulkind: I’m still on the road, and Uncle Michael is still behind the wheel! Thanks, UM!
	2:54pm Gerry from Miami: Georgie Fame!! I say "yeah yeah!"
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: My pleasure, Doug! Safe motoring...
	2:55pm dan: Read my mind with this Bowie song.
	2:55pm spodiodi: thanks for all the music, Uncle "Marathon" Michael!
	2:55pm Listener Robert: Tried 2 renditions of "After Awhile" on SoundCloud so far. The one labeled "Gospel" seems to fit slightly better than the one labeled "BluesRock".
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for spending the day with me, everyone.
	2:55pm spodiodi: be well hinkiroonis!
	2:56pm Andres: Twice as nice today, Uncle Michael!!
	2:56pm dan: Great show UM. I'll catch the first half in the archives one of these days.
	2:56pm Gerry from Miami: Have a great weekend, Uncle Mike!
	2:56pm egould310: Thanks Uncle Michael.
	2:57pm Marie: Stellar show, UM--thanks--have a great rest of your day!
	2:57pm listener james from westwood: A glorious double show, UM! Thanks, and go ice down your record-changing hand!
	2:58pm Listener Robert: I heard Sheila B. on the main channel had her car break down. Uncle Michael, can you fill another 3 hours?
	🛒 2:58pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Georgie Fame is so great.
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, everyone. See you all next week.
	2:59pm still b/p: Excellent program. I'll text Prince Charles about that very selective honor thing. Outside, the storm raaaages here in the northeast!
	2:59pm chresti: Thanks UM!
	2:59pm adamdoesit: Thanks for keeping it rockin and rollin, UM.
	3:00pm Jeff Moore: All hail the conquering hero. Thanks, Michael!
	3:00pm Listening Out There: Muchas gracias, Miguel!
	3:01pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks for the 6 hours!
	3:01pm Cmurtha: thank you for the show UM!
	3:01pm Listener Robert: That was very good listening. Although I had to duck out some hours in the middle after the router needed rebooting.
	3:01pm listener Rey: Thanks UM, that was very well done.
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Uncle Michael! The Citizen Kafka band used to play I've Had It, so I always hear Kafka's voice when I thinkof it.
	4:18pm Jeff Golick: Belated thanks for the great show, @UM. I was in and out with work today, but mostly tuned in.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from November 12, 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
Dizzy Reece	Groovesville "Groovesville" by "Dizzy Reece"	Star Bright	Blue Note	1959	(From: The Definitive 45 RPM Reissue Series)	0:02:57 (Pop-up)
Deodato	Nights In White Satin "Nights In White Satin" by "Deodato"	Deodato 2	CTI	1973		0:10:58 (Pop-up)
Shawn Phillips	The Ballad Of Casey Deiss	Second Contribution	A&M	1970		0:17:00 (Pop-up)
ELO	From The End Of The World "From The End Of The World" by "ELO"	Time	Jet	1981		0:23:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Midas Touch	Big Deal! "Big Deal!" by "Midas Touch"	Medium - Rare	Programme Music	1977		0:26:28 (Pop-up)

Peterson & Pass & Brown	Riff Blues	The Giants	Pablo	1977		0:31:35 (Pop-up)
Lambert, Hendricks & Ross	Everybody's Boppin'	The Hottest New Group In Jazz	Columbia	1959		0:36:08 (Pop-up)
Corea, Clarke & White	Hackensack "Hackensack" by "Corea, Clarke & White"	Forever	Universal Music	2010		0:39:58 (Pop-up)
Giles, Giles & Fripp	Suite No.1 "Suite No.1" by "Giles, Giles & Fripp"	The Cheerful Insanity Of Giles, Giles & Fripp	Deram	1968		0:47:18 (Pop-up)
Stock Hausen & Walkman	Schmink "Schmink" by "Stock Hausen & Walkman"	Oh My Bag!	Hot Air	1998		0:52:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Peter Fork	Take It Easy, Boy "Take It Easy, Boy" by "Peter Fork"	Corny Comedie's Comedy Corner	Coloursound Library	1983		0:57:03 (Pop-up)

Emerson, Lake & Palmer	Tarkus "Tarkus" by "Emerson, Lake & Palmer"	Tarkus	Island	1971		1:03:30 (Pop-up)
Medeski Martin & Wood	Sasa "Sasa" by "Medeski Martin & Wood"	End of the World Party (Just in Case)	Blue Note	2004		1:24:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John C. Kiehl	Time After Time (Like A Clock Mechanism)	Aircraft ACL 014 - Fantastic Journey	Aircraft Music Library	1984		1:28:13 (Pop-up)

Beck, Bogert & Appice	Lady "Lady" by "Beck, Bogert & Appice"	Beck, Bogert & Appice	Epic	1973		1:33:41 (Pop-up)
West, Bruce & Laing	The Doctor "The Doctor" by "West, Bruce & Laing"	Why Dontcha	Columbia/Windfall	1972		1:39:14 (Pop-up)
Ashton, Gardner + Dyke	Mention My Name	The Worst Of	Capitol	1971		1:43:28 (Pop-up)
Hank Marvin & John Farrar (Marvin, Welch & Farrar)	Skin Deep	Hank Marvin & John Farrar	EMI	1973	(From: Second Opinion)	1:47:20 (Pop-up)
Anderson Bruford Wakeman (&) Howe	Themes	Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe	Arista	1989		1:51:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bruno D'Amario & Giorgio Rosciglione	Tetranote	Intermezzi Music Library MEZ 017 - Tastieri Oggi	Nike	1976		1:57:33 (Pop-up)

Toby Tyler	The Road I'm On (Gloria)	single (b-side to Blowin' In The Wind)	n/a	1965	(From: 20th Century Superstar )	2:04:26 (Pop-up)
Genesis	Happy The Man "Happy The Man" by "Genesis"	single (b/w Seven Stones)	Charisma	1972	(From: Extras (1970-1975))	2:06:55 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Love Minus Zero/No Limit	Say You Will	Reprise	2003	(From: Enhanced Edition )	2:10:20 (Pop-up)
Endless Boogie	The Offender "The Offender" by "Endless Boogie"	Admonitions	No Quarter	2021		2:14:04 (Pop-up)
Unk.	Look For The Union Label "Look For The Union Label" by "Unk."	n/a	n/a	unk.		2:36:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Paolo Renosto	Airon "Airon" by "Paolo Renosto"	Intermezzi Music Library MEZ 002 - I MARC 4 - GLP 1002	Nelson	1970		2:37:02 (Pop-up)

The Darkness	Everybody Have A Good Time	Hot Cakes	Wind-Up	2012		2:44:04 (Pop-up)
Queen	Innuendo "Innuendo" by "Queen"	Innuendo	Parlophone	1990		2:48:42 (Pop-up)
Audience	The House On The Hill "The House On The Hill" by "Audience"	The House On The Hill	Charisma	1971		2:55:07 (Pop-up)
The Osmonds	My Drum "My Drum" by "The Osmonds"	Phase-III	MGM	1971		3:02:25 (Pop-up)
Paul McCartney	Come And Get It "Come And Get It" by "Paul McCartney"	prev. unr.	n/a	1969	(From: Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 6)	3:05:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Kenny Bird Orchestra	Da Nada "Da Nada" by "The Kenny Bird Orchestra"	The Kenny Bird Orchestra/Lado's Latin Combination Vol. 4	Altaxon .	unk		3:07:54 (Pop-up)

Los Corraleros De Majagual	Cumbia Campesina	single (b-side to Festival En Guarare)	Discos Fuentes	1978	(From: A Orillas Del Magdalena, Coastal Cumbias from Colombia's Disco Fuentes)	3:14:25 (Pop-up)
Real Cumbia Activa	Lluviaaaaa! ft Arturo Herrera DJ	Gozadera Cumbia Sonidera (EP)	Sello Regional	2014		3:17:21 (Pop-up)
Frente Cumbiero	Aguanegra (Original By Ramiro Beltran, Agoniza El Maghalena)	Cumbia! Bestial	Chusma	2010		3:21:01 (Pop-up)
Negro Dub Los Angeles	Azules - Como Te Voy Olvidar (Negro Dub Remix)	Negro Dub 10 Years of Electrocumbia	Zzk	2016		3:25:33 (Pop-up)
Funk Do Morro	Rua Lucia Tabajara "Rua Lucia Tabajara" by "Funk Do Morro"	unk.	unk.	unk.		3:28:43 (Pop-up)
Smash	El Garrotín "El Garrotín" by "Smash"	single (b/w Tangos De Ketama)	Bocaccio	1971		3:31:17 (Pop-up)
Os Cariocas	Copacabana De Sempre "Copacabana De Sempre" by "Os Cariocas"	A Bossa Brasileira	Estúdio Eldorado	1997		3:35:00 (Pop-up)
Joyce	Pelo Telefone "Pelo Telefone" by "Joyce"	Passarinho Urbano	Cetra	1976	(From: The Essential Joyce 1970-1996)	3:38:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The International Studio Orchestra-John Reids	Festival Of Sport	De Wolfe DWLP 3053 - March Trident	Music De Wolfe	1967		3:39:57 (Pop-up)

Toumani Diabaté	Cantelowes "Cantelowes" by "Toumani Diabaté"	The Mandé Variations	World Circuit	2007		3:45:25 (Pop-up)
Willie Nelson	Bloody Mary Morning	single (b/w Phases And Stages/Washing The Dishes/Phases And Stages)	Atlantic	1974		3:52:11 (Pop-up)
Chris Farlowe	Out Of Time "Out Of Time" by "Chris Farlowe"	single (b/w Baby Make It Soon)	Immediate	1966	(From: Immediate - The Singles Collection)	3:54:51 (Pop-up)
Daryl Hall & John Oates	She's Gone	single (b/w I'm Just A Kid (Don't Make Me Feel Like A Man))	Atlantic	1973		3:58:15 (Pop-up)
Eagles	I Can't Tell You Why "I Can't Tell You Why" by "Eagles"	single (b/w The Greeks Don't Want No Freaks)	Asylum	1979		4:01:32 (Pop-up)
Ambrosia	How Much I Feel "How Much I Feel" by "Ambrosia"	single (b/w Ready For Camarillo)	Warner Bros.	1978	(From: Super Hits of the '70s: Have a Nice Day, Vol. 25)	4:05:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Monday's Singers	Cazou Story "Cazou Story" by "Monday's Singers"	PW 14 Voices - Monday's Singers	Patchwork	1974		4:10:36 (Pop-up)

Lakshmi & Tim van Werd	Wars "Wars" by "Lakshmi & Tim van Werd"	Wars (single)	TurnItUp Muzik	2020		4:16:13 (Pop-up)
Daniel Humair	Drumovocalo "Drumovocalo" by "Daniel Humair"	Percussioni Ed Effetti	Flower	1971		4:19:45 (Pop-up)
Alsarah & The Nubatones	Nar "Nar" by "Alsarah & The Nubatones"	Manara	Wonderwheel Recordings	2016		4:21:45 (Pop-up)
WDR Big Band Köln conducted by Lalo Schifrin	Mannix (long version)	Mannix (Soundtrack)	Aleph	1999		4:26:31 (Pop-up)
Fred Neil	Cynicrustpetefredjohn Raga	Fred Neil	Capitol	1966		4:30:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ada Saruis, Frittoli	Super Woman "Super Woman" by "Ada Saruis, Frittoli"	Nuovo Repertorio Editoriale NRE 1027 - Music Magazine N. 2	Nuovo Repertorio Editoriale	1985		4:38:44 (Pop-up)

Mac Davis	A Little Less Conversation	I Believe In Music	Columbia	1971	(From: The Sound Of The South)	4:44:23 (Pop-up)
The Wilburn Brothers	Boy's Faithful Friend	Side By Side	Decca	1958		4:46:30 (Pop-up)
Gene Autry	The Little Kid Sister of Mine	shellac 10" (b-side to You Waited Too Long)	Okeh	1940		4:49:45 (Pop-up)
Wilf Carter	Yodelling Memories "Yodelling Memories" by "Wilf Carter"	shellac 10" (b-side to What Difference Does It Make )	Bluebird	1938	(From: Wilf Carter 1937-1938 Chronological Classics )	4:52:29 (Pop-up)
Maston Music Makers	Slick Chick Boogie	shellac 10" (b-side to Hill Billy Polka)	Pioneer	1948	(From: Swinging West, Vol. 2)	4:55:11 (Pop-up)
Buck Owens	Down, Down, Down "Down, Down, Down" by "Buck Owens"	Buck Owens Sings Tommy Collins	Capitol	1963	(From: Act Naturally: The Buck Owens Recordings 1953-1964)	4:57:56 (Pop-up)
Margie Singleton & George Jones	I Want to Be Where You're Gonna Be	single (b-side to When Two Worlds Collide)	Mercury	1962	(From: George Jones 1960-1961 Chronological Classics )	4:59:48 (Pop-up)
Stone Country	Love Psalm "Love Psalm" by "Stone Country"	single (b/w Magnolias)	RCA Victor	1968	(From: Lost Jukebox Volume 006)	5:01:39 (Pop-up)
Randall Hylton	I Am A Pilgrim "I Am A Pilgrim" by "Randall Hylton"	Unk.	Unk.	Unk.	(From: Randall Hylton 1982-1984 Chronological Classics )	5:04:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sauter-Finegan	In A Mist "In A Mist" by "Sauter-Finegan"	Under Analysis	RCA Victor	1957		5:05:42 (Pop-up)

Joe Henderson	Snap Your Fingers "Snap Your Fingers" by "Joe Henderson"	single (b/w If You See Me Cry)	Todd	1962	(From: Night Train to Nashville)	5:11:01 (Pop-up)
Sonny Boy Williamson II	Boppin' with Sonny	single (b/w No Nights By Myself)	Ace	1956	(From: The Ace Story Vol 3)	5:13:49 (Pop-up)
Charles Mingus	Eat That Chicken "Eat That Chicken" by "Charles Mingus"	Oh Yeah	Atlantic	1962		5:16:11 (Pop-up)
Slim Gaillard	Soony-Roony "Soony-Roony" by "Slim Gaillard"	single (b-side to Laughing In Rhythm)	Mercury	1951	(From: Slim Gaillard 1947 - 1951 Chronological Classics )	5:20:46 (Pop-up)
Rudy Greene	Juicy Fruit "Juicy Fruit" by "Rudy Greene"	single (b/w You're The One For Me )	Ember	1957	(From: Blues Masters - Vol 05 - Jump Blues Classics)	5:22:50 (Pop-up)
Little Willie John	All Around the World	shellac 10" (b/w Don't Leave Me Dear)	King	1955	(From: ABC of the Blues)	5:24:56 (Pop-up)
The Howlin' Wolf	Getting Old and Grey	shellac 10" (b-side to Mr. Highway Man)	Chess	1952	(From: ABC of the Blues)	5:27:47 (Pop-up)
Esther Phillips	Too Late to Worry, Too Blue to Cry	single (b/w I'm In The Mood For Love)	Roulette	1969	(From: The Best of Esther Phillips (1962-1970))	5:30:19 (Pop-up)
Rosetta Crawford With James P. Johnson's Hep Cats	My Man Jumped Salty On Me	shellac 10" (b-side to Stop It Joe)	Decca	1939	(From: The Ultimate Jazz Archive)	5:33:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Señor Coconut	Chocolatina (Guaguanco Libre)	Gran Baile Con...	Rather Interesting	1997		5:36:23 (Pop-up)

Mr. Science	Mr. Science Meets The Alien	Series 02	96x	1979-83		5:41:33 (Pop-up)
Big Three Trio	After Awhile "After Awhile" by "Big Three Trio"	shellac 10" (b-side to Baby, I Can Go Without You)	Columbia	1947	(From: Street Corner Symphonies - Volume 1)	5:43:49 (Pop-up)
The Bell Notes	I've Had It "I've Had It" by "The Bell Notes"	single (b/w Be Mine)	Time	1958	(From: The Ultimate One Hit Wonders Collection - Side B)	5:46:46 (Pop-up)
Manfred Mann's Earth Band	I'm Up And I'm Leaving	Manfred Mann's Earth Band	Philips	1972		5:49:21 (Pop-up)
Georgie Fame And The Blue Flames	Getaway	single (b/w El Bandido)	Columbia	1966	(From: 20 Beat Classics)	5:52:19 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Rock & Roll With Me "Rock & Roll With Me" by "David Bowie"	Diamond Dogs	RCA Victor	1974		5:54:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		5:58:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:55am listener james from westwood: Love the opening GIF, all the more because you're doing the show on 1-2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9-10, 11/12!
	8:56am Uncle Michael: twelve James!
	9:01am Hopey Sockmonkey: A very good morning, UM and Dinks!
	9:01am Irene Trudel: Oh wow! A double dose of Uncle Michael! So glad I can actually listen for a bit this morning.
	9:02am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Uncle Michael and all other listeners!!
	9:02am Uncle Michael: Hopey! Irene! Andrew!
	9:03am Hopey Sockmonkey: It's 6am here in LA. Time for coffee and Groovesville.
	9:03am adamdoesit: Good morning UM and good people. Let's take it on down and give the Hinky some!
	9:03am Uncle Michael: adam!
	9:04am Martinibomb: Listening!
	9:04am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Irene.
	9:05am Pedro in Arlington: Taking the day off but still doing must-see WoofMoo Friday and -- boom -- Uncle Mike will be my pilot for the next 6 hours with a maximum cruising altitude of 8 miles high. #Blessed
	9:06am Uncle Michael: Eric! Pedro!
	🛒 9:07am Brian in UK: Hello Uncle. No sleep 'til Hammersmith.
	9:07am Uncle Michael: BiUK! You all honor me by not sleeping in.
	9:10am Mr C: Uncle Mike fills the Captain’s big shoes!
	9:10am Webhamster Henry: Hi Uncle Michael! I was kind of singing "Twisted' to this tune.
	🛒 9:11am dutchtheo: Howdy, bonus Uncle and dinky drummers in groovesville. 6 is the magic number!
	9:12am Uncle Michael: Mr. C! Henry! theo! Annie Ross' "Twisted", Henry?
	9:12am Webhamster Henry: No more Daylight savings Hinky Dinky means 3 extra hours.
	9:12am Webhamster Henry: @UM yep!
	9:13am Uncle Michael: Annie's coming up later!
	9:13am prudy: I'm already confused...it's only 8 am
	9:13am Uncle Michael: Don't stare into Eumir's right eye.
	9:13am Uncle Michael: prudy!
	9:14am StringOFperils: A little older, a little more confused.
	9:14am Uncle Michael: SoP!
	9:15am StringOFperils: Hello! Topeka Kansas! UM!
	9:15am Webhamster Henry: @UM we must be in the same Hinky Dinky aisle!
	9:15am chromaphone: Is there any way to see the show’s gif on an iphone?
	9:16am Pedro in Arlington: For your tee-shirt collection, Uncle Mike: img0.etsystatic.com...
	9:16am Andres: Good morning? Is my clock wrong? But this feels right.
	9:17am Uncle Michael: I have no idea why it wouldn't be visible on an eyePhone.
	9:17am Uncle Michael: Andres! chromaphone!
	9:17am StringOFperils: Wow. A vinyl copy of Second Contribution. Haven't seen one of those since the 70s
	9:18am chromaphone: Hi there Unkie, I haven’t been able to listen to your show live in ages. So glad you’re in this timeslot today.
	9:18am still b/p: Ten minutes retrying and retrying before internets would connect. But now the reward comes in abundance with SUCH a large Hinkyberry pie.
	9:18am Uncle Michael: Thanks, chromaphone!
	9:19am Listener Robert: At this hour, I can actually make out the building in the back thru that window. Usually the light obscures it.
	9:20am Uncle Michael: still b/p! Robert!
	9:20am Uncle Michael: Nice shirt, Pedro.
	9:21am Listener Robert: I saw you glance to check.
	9:22am still b/p: i like how pausing the gif gives you ghost chicken.
	9:22am Listener Scott: Oooh, surprise (to me at least) Hinky Dinkathon
	9:24am Uncle Michael: Ghost Chicken was the name of Doug's first band in High school. Scott!
	9:24am chromaphone: OK to see the GIF I just have to look in my phone‘s browser not in the WFMU app.
	9:24am doctorjazz: Hi UM!
	9:24am Uncle Michael: Doc!
	9:25am prudy: wow..an ELO song I actually like...
	9:26am Listener Robert: I can now infer your window faces approximately west. Doxxing Hinky Dinky by the arc of the sun!
	9:27am Doug Schulkind: Hello from the road! Blasting the Hinky all down Route 22!
	9:27am Spinning Giant: Bonjour @UM! Gang! Extended H!D!T! Yowza! Loves it! :D)))---<<<
	9:27am Spinning Giant: Hey @DougS - safe travels!!!
	9:27am Pauly from Clifton: Hey Uncle Michael, folks! Twofer Friday! What a way to start off the weekend!
	9:29am Irene Trudel: Ooh, I have that Shawn Phillips LP too. I like his music.
	9:30am listener Rey: Good morning UM. Second helpings of Hinky Dinky Time are always appreciated!
	9:32am Uncle Michael: Due south, Robert. SG! Doug! Rey! Pauly!
	9:33am doctorjazz: Pass is amazing!
	9:33am StringOFperils: Maybe Joe Pass will inspire me to get busy...I think the coffee pot is due south....stumbles...fumbles....tumbles into 9:35
	9:35am DolphChaney: Morning Uncle Michael!
	9:36am Pedro in Arlington: Pardon the caffeinated comments but HD is grand, among many reasons, for the music I wouldn't hear otherwise, delivered in an always thoughtful, fun, seemless way by an actual real human based in Kansas. The people I know from there have always been delightful. Algorithms are, forever, garbage. Carry on.
	9:36am Webhamster Henry: Doing an all vocalese set sometime would be fun!
	9:36am Uncle Michael: Dolph!
	9:36am still b/p: "Blasting the Hinky"...that's a euphemism for SOMEthing.
	9:37am Uncle Michael: Set, Henry? Not show?
	9:37am Uncle Michael: Thank you, Pedro.
	9:37am Irene Trudel: Vocalese show, yes please!
	9:38am βrian: A UM marathong?
	9:38am Uncle Michael: The world was denied Lambert, Hedricks, Ross & (Shooby) Taylor.
	9:39am Uncle Michael: Brian! I eschew thongs.
	9:40am Spinning Giant: @still b/p...lol...indeed...ha!
	9:40am doctorjazz: That simultaneous scat was really cool (not something bebop instrumentalists did much...)
	9:42am doctorjazz: If I ever get back to Hackensack...
	9:44am Uncle Michael: I saw you talkin',...with Christopher Walken...on my tv screen.
	9:45am StringOFperils: I have to go walk a dog, and then I absolutely have to get some writing done, but I'll be back, and I promise to be a better man, I swear, I will...there's still time...
	9:45am Uncle Michael: Apologies to Concord for crediting Forever to Universal, but they released it in Japan a year earlier than Concord did in the U.S.
	9:45am doctorjazz: 😊
	9:49am Webhamster Henry: Al all vocalese show would be great - kind of a subset of Vocal Fry. BTW, you could include former DJ Dorian in the setlist: www.allaboutjazz.com...
	9:53am doctorjazz: This Suite #1 is very cool. Never heard 3!
	9:55am chresti: Morning some UM Dinky drummer times!
	9:55am Uncle Michael: chresti!
	9:57am chresti: Feeling better, I hope, UM?
	9:58am Webhamster Henry: More Corny Comedy bed music!
	9:59am davefromtoronto: does this mean you're doing 6 hours today?
	10:00am Hopey Sockmonkey: @davefromtoronto Indeed he is doing 6 hours!
	10:01am adamdoesit: Ampersands mean no apologies. It's not, sorry Doug is out, but UM is here; it's yes, Doug is out & UM is in!
	10:02am doctorjazz: A six hour show is a good time to pull out some live Dead. Could fill a few hours...
	10:02am Webhamster Henry: Better an ampersand than a hashtag.
	10:03am Uncle Michael: dave! Feeling fine, chresti...thanks!
	10:05am davefromtoronto: that's great! doug's show was always a gateway drug to this one anyways.
	10:05am Irene Trudel: Tarkus!!! One summer after it came out, my brother and i had to hear it every day. It became a thing.
	10:06am Jeff Golick: Greetings from an unseasonably warm & rainy Brooklyn, NY.
	10:07am Uncle Michael: Irene, you're a woman after my own heart. Jeff!
	10:08am chresti: It'll 90 here today, darn it.
	10:09am doctorjazz: Ok, time to see my neurologist, rejoin when I can (neurologist now, physical therapy later, getting old...)
	10:09am cuspidor: when i was a kid i always felt sad for Tarkus when he got his eye scratched and had to slink home across the river
	10:10am still b/p: ELP at sea: I remember taking my brother's Tarkus and Pictures at an Exhibition cassettes to listen to on a portable recorder/player (also his) on a multi-day trip on dad's boat.
	10:11am Uncle Michael: see ya, Doc! cuspidor!
	10:11am Uncle Michael: still b/p...auditory Dramamine?
	10:14am still b/p: Which, coincidentally, was the name of my brother's high school band.
	10:14am davefromtoronto: johnny ramone's rolling in his grave right now...
	10:15am Uncle Michael: Yeah, but Marky totally owned this record.
	10:19am still b/p: Just read this fun line from a piece on Ramones: Countless other bands make one good album - usually their first - as a skinny punk band, then decide they want to rewrite Sergeant Pepper or show the world their dub reggae "influences".
	10:21am Irene Trudel: UM, I was such an ELP fanatic in their heyday that I painted my own Tarkus shirt to attend one of their concerts in. flic.kr...
	10:22am davefromtoronto: yeah they did a lot with a little, that's for sure.
	🛒 10:22am Phillippe: Good morning!
	10:23am Uncle Michael: That's so awesome, Irene. Phillippe!
	10:23am βrian: Ooh, I definitely burnt out on this one back then. Dear me.
	10:25am davefromtoronto: and ELP did a little with a lot lol - fun music though.
	10:29am still b/p: That shirt is just outstanding, Irene! ..from every angle of regard and reception -- earnestly fondly done-it-yourselfically or ironically or nostalgically/historically.
	10:30am KWilde: Both of those bands could be law firms
	10:30am Irene Trudel: Thanks, stillb/p! The paint's flaking off a bit now, so maybe I should find a way to preserve it better than have it hanging in my closet. Well, enough nostalgia for today! Must head off to the workplace. Glad I could hear a little of your show today, UM.
	10:31am βrian: I hear ELP; I smell bong water.
	10:32am βrian: Where is Master Doug, anyway?
	🛒 10:32am WR: Now that we live in a world with no conflict Tarkus seems quaint.
	10:33am chresti: I really miss my mom!
	10:33am βrian: Orange zest and Grade A amber maple syrup is what makes those cranberries sing.
	10:33am doctorjazz: Ahead of your time, Irene, could have started a business (my daughter won't leave a concert without the latest group shirt).
	10:34am Irene Trudel: Hey, no stems and seeds for me in those days. Didn't start indulging in smoke-ables until after high school. Which makes my ELP fandom seem even weirder now.
	10:34am Uncle Michael: KWilde! WR!
	10:34am doctorjazz: The vocals are so much like Cream...
	10:34am listener Rey: I was not into Prog when it was out in the 70s. Years later when I decided to dip my feet in proggy waters, Tarkus was my intro LP. I knew nothing about ELP but dug that armored armadillo on the cover.
	10:35am Uncle Michael: More Cream-like, next...Doc.
	10:36am Gina Bacon: Morning, Doug & all! I’ve been bustling around in the background…
	10:36am ?: ELP! BBA! Never enough Jeff Beck on the radio
	10:36am Gina Bacon: See what happens when I rush…Uncle Michael, of course!
	10:36am Uncle Michael: Gina! Dog's absent...alas!
	10:37am Uncle Michael: Take your time...I'm here for a looooong stay.
	10:37am chresti: Would you call this arena rock?
	10:37am Gina Bacon: Yes, that was pure muscle memory there. And I usually miss your show because of work!
	10:38am doctorjazz: In my high school, fans divided between "prog" (ELP, Bowie, other Brits), and more, I don't know, earthy maybe (Dead, The Band Dylan, Allmans..)
	10:39am βrian: I was a knuckle-scraping proglodyte and didn't even know it.
	🛒 10:39am Franco Twinkie: ELP woke me up Michael. No guilty pleasure indeed! Elsewhere, I recently talked about going to see Weather Report in the mid-70's. I didn't gush - just the facts. I knew what I was doing, but I did it anyway. Later, I thought to myself why did I do that? The internal censor in me furrowed his brow. But guess what? Nothing happened!
	10:40am Uncle Michael: Franco! (inhale)
	🛒 10:41am Franco Twinkie: I am swinging my hair!
	10:41am Uncle Michael: I had hair.
	10:42am βrian: About the time ELP came into my consciousness was when we turned off the radio. Ugh. 70s commercial radio in Flint, MI!
	10:42am still b/p: Are Dino, Desi & Billy on deck?
	10:43am doctorjazz: Would've been great to see Weather Report back then (don't think I even knew who they were). CaughtMiles late in his career (when he was covering Cindy Lauper).
	🛒 10:43am Franco Twinkie: Doc, how old are you?
	10:43am Uncle Michael: That "+" isn't fooling anyone.
	🛒 10:44am WR: For those who missed the memo, Doug S is taking scheduled time off to spend a few days of quality family time. No WFMI, no music blogs, Family.
	10:45am doctorjazz: Franco, had to stir l sit and subtract for a minute...68...
	10:45am davefromtoronto: i saw weather report during the jaco era.
	10:46am βrian: Ah, the other flavor of quarantining.
	10:46am doctorjazz: Sounds like we're about same generation...
	🛒 10:46am Franco Twinkie: That would have been something Dave!
	10:47am adamdoesit: Survived the EL&P, but gotta focus for a bit. 2>&1
	10:48am davefromtoronto: yeah it was great - jaco, zawinal sp?,shorter, erskine. sorry that should be & erskine!
	10:48am doctorjazz: OK, appointment done, back to Joisey...listening on the car, of course!
	🛒 10:54am Franco Twinkie: I'm 66 Doc, but I always had older friends who could drive. Revisionism is a double sided sword. The musical landscape of the early '70's was such an alien landscape comparatively. I's almost like saying you didn't have indoor plumbing.
	10:54am listener Rey: Are these the Yes guys?
	10:54am still b/p: Wayne Shorter's opera collab with Esperanza Spaulding -- "Iphigenia" -- premieres this week in Boston.
	10:55am davefromtoronto: also saw the bruford levin fripp etc king crimson back in the day - that was really fun!
	10:55am Uncle Michael: Yes, YES guys.
	10:57am listener Rey: Ah Yes, they were also big in my HS. Speaking of alien landscapes @10:54, their album covers were very cool
	11:04am Uncle Michael: Discipline-era Crimson was SO great live.
	11:05am chresti: Sounds like Mark Bolan
	🛒 11:05am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Hi UM and folx! Some of my best friends don't have indoor plumbing!
	11:05am Jazz Upholsterer: is that mark Bolan?
	11:06am davefromtoronto: yeah UM that's the album they were touring.
	11:06am Uncle Michael: Baba! Yep, Mark Feld...errrr Bolan.
	11:06am Uncle Michael: JU!
	11:07am chresti: Hi Mx Baba Beekins!
	🛒 11:07am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): good morrow to you, chrestikins!
	11:08am Jazz Upholsterer: are we sure this isn't Cat stevens then? : )
	11:08am Uncle Michael: This set features a track longer than Tarkus, which....I haven't heard myself yet.
	🛒 11:09am Franco Twinkie: Baba, you're about 15 years younger that me I think. I think bathroom sinks were invented in 1972 when I was 16.
	11:09am βrian: This is the pre-poundy-poundy era. Am I right?
	11:10am Uncle Michael: Selling England By The Poundy-Poundy era?
	11:12am chresti: Everyone had wash stands before they had sinks. I've seen it in the movies
	11:12am StringOFperils: Way to knock that radio out of the park, UM!
	11:13am Uncle Michael: Thank you, SoP.
	11:13am Uncle Michael: Brand new release...out today.
	11:13am βrian: Ewers were a thing back then, @chresti.
	11:15am spodiodi: good morning, Uncle Michael! gm, everyone!
	11:18am Uncle Michael: spodi!
	11:18am βrian: What's quivering, spod?
	11:19am Listening Out There: Six hours...the hardest working man in Topeka alternative radio...
	🛒 11:19am Franco Twinkie: Although I grew up in a '50's suburban tract house, we had to take a bath in an irrigation ditch.
	11:19am Uncle Michael: time enough for 22 minute songs!
	11:20am Uncle Michael: You had a ditch?
	11:20am chresti: I've stayed in cabins w/o plumbing. I would wash up at the nearest house with plumbing.
	11:21am βrian: Well, it wasn't a ditch, exactly. But it was a ditch to us!
	11:22am Uncle Michael: "uz".
	🛒 11:22am Franco Twinkie: Our house was built in a bean field Michael. I hear that the sprinkler hadn't been invented yet.
	11:23am listener Rey: Thought I had it bad. We only had to fetch our water in buckets from a community well
	🛒 11:23am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Franco, you want me to do math at this hour? At this AGE?!!?!? Ha ha! I'm 52, so I guess about 14 years behind ya, yeah!
	🛒 11:24am Franco Twinkie: We had to pick up corn that fell out of the back of a truck if we wanted to eat.
	11:24am Uncle Michael: Before beans had been cultivated, Franco?
	11:24am chresti: When we lived in the orange groves in Fillmore, CA, we often played in the irrigation ditches.
	11:25am βrian: I spent one winter in an uninsulated gap-sided cabin with wood heat. 30 inches of snow pack and -30 degree nights. That was interesting.
	🛒 11:25am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): I still got this candle salad avatar from last week's Cha Cha Heels, which just looks like a blurry blob in that little square. Gonna miss it tonight. :-(
	11:26am still b/p: Was in the woods for a few days last week, boiling water for cooking/drinking needs. But even after a short time, coming back to full plumbing and hot water access feels slighty lucksyoooorious. A friend on the trip described finishing a Nepal trek with a first-in-weeks hot shower in a cheap hotel that was the orgasmic shower of a lifetime.
	🛒 11:26am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): βrian: that makes me want to turn up my indoor heating a notch or two
	🛒 11:26am Franco Twinkie: We had a bean stalk growing up the side of our fire place.
	11:27am davefromtoronto: appropriate band name...
	11:27am βrian: Melting snow for bathwater was easier than hauling it from the spring ...
	11:29am Uncle Michael: I know those were magic beans, Franco.
	🛒 11:30am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): βrian: I've heard that melting snow for water can be trickier than one might think
	11:31am still b/p: Ya think the rhythm riff is a bit of loopy business or executed live in the recording?
	🛒 11:32am Franco Twinkie: I grew up in a nice house with my own sunny bedroom. I only started sleeping in the dirt when I was in my late teens.
	11:32am Uncle Michael: Live as all get out.
	11:32am βrian: We didn't drink it but had a big wash tub we could park next to the stove.
	11:34am Uncle Michael: Saturday night's alright for bathing.
	11:34am spodiodi: yoho, βrian, my bottom lip (it's trying to keep up with my trembling earbones). can't wait to hear what's for lunch i'll bring my rag and stick, UM
	11:35am Jay S: Good morning! I never knew how apt that name "Endless Boogie" was.
	🛒 11:36am WR: @10:21 @Irene Trudel: Irene, you may have disconnected by now, but want to say that ELP shirt you made is fantastic.
	11:37am Webhamster Henry: I used to know Malcolm Dodds who wrote Look For The Union Label
	11:37am listener james from westwood: That jingle was as familiar to Tri-State Area radio listeners of the 70s and early 80s as the 1010 WINS ticker tape and TV ads for beautiful Mount Airy Lodge.
	11:37am Webhamster Henry: He said "Yeah, it's a complete rip-off of Jerome Kern's " Look For The Silver Lining"
	11:39am listener james from westwood: Was just gonna say that line sounds extremely rag-trade!
	11:40am chresti: Good morning spodi! \\//
	11:40am spodiodi: good morning, chresti!\\//
	11:41am βrian: It's snowing steadily now. First of the year.
	11:43am βrian: Time to switch the tires. sigh
	11:43am ?: I completely forgot you were on
	11:43am dan: ? is me
	11:44am βrian: Seems, eh, questionable.
	🛒 11:44am Franco Twinkie: Snow!? It's a quarter to nine in the morning and it's already 70 degrees here!
	11:45am Uncle Michael: dan!
	11:45am dan: Looks like I missed a bunch of groovy tunes. Hope the next 3 hours is more of the same.
	11:45am Uncle Michael: The Darkness at their Queenie best!
	11:46am βrian: Little Human is happy about the snow. I'm just resigned.
	11:47am dan: RIP Graeme Edge, one of the best rock drummers ever and RIP Dean Stockwell, one of the best actors ever.
	11:48am dan: YAY: INNEUENDO.
	11:49am βrian: We need to repair our fireplace. Just doesn't feel like a home without a working fireplace.
	11:49am Uncle Michael: Lot's of nice fireplaces on Youtube.
	🛒 11:51am Franco Twinkie: I miss having a fire place. Our last place had one right next to the bed.
	11:51am spodiodi: i had a small dog who, as a (small) puppy chewed off pieces of the brick on the fireplace in our apt
	11:51am βrian: With wisps of wood smoke?
	11:51am dan: Steve Howe on Flamenco Guitar.
	🛒 11:53am Franco Twinkie: Haha! Spodi, my dog ate a bolt and a washrag and threw up under the living room couch.
	11:55am spodiodi: Franco, that's lucky! same pooch ate lots of other hazzards, incluing razonrblades and entire chocolate bars still wropped in foil (and some way-grosser stuff i shant type here, now)
	11:56am spodiodi: dogs truly are The Best imHo
	11:57am Jeff Golick: Our dog ate 3/4ths of a rotisserie chicken recently, without our noticing, and we never found any evidence of the deed -- no bones, no skin, nothing.
	11:57am spodiodi: JG, haha. the perfect crime.
	11:58am still b/p: That dog SOLD the 3/4 of a chicken to another dog!
	11:59am Jeff Golick: Flipped it and worked the hedge!
	11:59am spodiodi: halloween always reminds me of the time i stopped at a friends to catch the simps' halloween special for that year, on my way home from the grocery store. he ate an entire pound of turkey and an entire pound of cheese. also fairly cleanly.
	11:59am Uncle Michael: I'd check out under the hedge.
	11:59am spodiodi: ha! investment class dogs
	12:00pm spodiodi: UM knows :)
	12:01pm still b/p: When they acquire and consume the wrong assets...there can be troubling liquidity.
	12:01pm Asheville Jon: oh geez, i missed half the show already?
	12:01pm spodiodi: olo, still b/p
	12:02pm Rich in Washington: This track is epic.
	12:02pm dan: The Osmonds sounding like a mix between Grand Funk Railroad and Deep Purple.
	12:02pm βrian: Investment strategies imply exit strategies.
	12:03pm solo mon: When the Osmonds were good they were GOOOD
	12:03pm Uncle Michael: I wouldn't sell your dog short.
	🛒 12:04pm KevinfromBayRidge: Joining the marathon now!
	🛒 12:04pm Franco Twinkie: Jeff, my girlfriend had a teeny-tiny dog. We pieced out a whole chicken and put it in a marinade. We stepped out for a minute and she climbed up on the counter and ate the whole thing. We were having another couple over for dinner that night. We wound up eating hot dogs.
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: Kevin!
	12:05pm βrian: That's hot dog (singular), no?
	12:05pm still b/p: Would've loved to hear the discussion among Osmond brothers and other family members, record execs and producers about recording and including a track like that.
	🛒 12:06pm KevinfromBayRidge: Franco. Well..better than dog!
	12:06pm dan: Badfinger, the rock and roll saga with Shakespearian tragedy written on it.
	12:07pm solo mon: Share a hot dog with a stranger and suddenly that stranger is a friend.
	12:07pm still b/p: How's the Bow Wow Jones Industrial Average looking today?
	🛒 12:08pm Franco Twinkie: Solo, I am sooo looking forward to the show tonight!
	12:08pm Asheville Jon: UM: is there going to be a year-end all request show? if so, when do we need to have our requests submitted?
	12:09pm solo mon: FT! Xoxox So glad you are!!! Me too
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Jon, per usual, there will be a year-beginning all-request show. I will reveal all after Thanksgibbing.
	12:16pm TDK60: Uncle Michael, what's cookin'?
	12:16pm dan: @UM As usual, my requests all have a common theme together. This time, it's a famed solo artist's work as hired gun for other artists and bands.
	12:16pm Jazz Upholsterer: you are right it is not important! In that vine, if i never hear another DJ apologize for poor pronunciation of a language they don't speak it will be too soon. HAhah : )
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: Guilty as charged.
	12:17pm asheville jon: Thanks UM
	12:18pm Jazz Upholsterer: Its cool Dudes, Its the music we are here for, Butcher away on the language
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: I'm guilty of apologizing.
	12:18pm still b/p: Though I don't think he's a citizen of Britain or the Commonwealth, Uncle Michael should be invested in the Order of the Companions of Honour, like Elton just was. UM is "in action faithful and in honour clear." Because cumbia.
	12:19pm dan: Is there any more prog rock coming up on the show?
	12:21pm solo mon: Wow great electro cumbia
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: This isn't prog?
	12:22pm adamdoesit: Whew. Made it back in time for cumbia.
	12:22pm dan: @UM I meant, will there be more prog rock in future sets?
	12:23pm TDK60: still b/p: is that because he honors the music of Cumbiashire?
	12:23pm Marie: Hey UM and All, Happy Friday! I'm always apologizing--it's like my first instinct, even when I am not at fault> Hey, I was born under a cloud of guilt--all Irish, parents from Ireland @)
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: C-c-c-c-cuuuuuuuuumbiaaaaa... TDK! Marie!
	12:24pm Uncle Michael: dunno, dan
	12:24pm Marie: Digging these sounds!
	12:29pm solo mon: Ooh baile funk!
	12:30pm βrian: UM has declared Friday and productivity dances to a hip-grinding halt!
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: I'm in favor of productivity dances.
	12:40pm TDK60: I never heard of such dances.
	12:42pm TDK60: I'm more a "Do the Shirk" kinda dancer.
	12:43pm Jeff Golick: I can do the "Look Busy" like nobody's business.
	12:44pm Jeff Golick: (It's like the shing-a-ling, but less of a workout.)
	12:44pm watchpocket: I kind of figured it wasn't Doug when I tuned in and heard Tarkus. That's OK, I liked the "law-firm" sets.
	12:45pm βrian: The "get busy" dance is another version, akin to the mystery dance.
	12:45pm Marie: UM is like a nonstop musical fountain, today
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: watchpocket!
	12:45pm Marie: Hey Brian, where are you that you are getting snow?
	12:46pm doctorjazz: Very cool track!
	12:46pm βrian: @Marie: On the isthmus (Madison, WI).
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Variations on Morricone...
	12:46pm dan: Is this the world music portion of the show?
	12:46pm Marie: purty
	12:47pm watchpocket: Not knowing it was a Beck Bogert & Appice number, my first guess was Grand Funk. There are similarities, though Tim Bogert's voice is pretty generally recognizable.
	12:48pm βrian: Music from this world. Saw Toumani Diabaté a few years back here in Madison. Mesmerizing.
	12:48pm Marie: @Brian--oh, I love Madison and Wisconsin, overall. I grew up just outside of Chicago. Me and my fambly used to vacation up there a lot--especially in Door County, which I love
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: Door County...for the smoked fish...mmmm....
	12:49pm Marie: I LURVE the fish boils!
	12:50pm βrian: Yah, but da UP is where to go for fish.
	12:51pm Marie: Have you ever taken that ferry/boat from Wisconsin to Michigan--like it cuts straight across the lake?
	12:51pm dan: I had to look up the instrument being played here known as the Kora. It's a classical guitar on the body of a sitar.
	12:51pm βrian: We've taken both. The Badger is kinda slow. The Milwaukee one is zippy.
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: We'd always welcome people bringing back oily, foil-wrapped smoked whitefish back to us in Chicago.
	12:52pm Marie: @Brian--I would like to take both some day
	12:53pm dan: Willie Nelson aka Hank Hill's favorite musician on King Of The Hill. Hank's been to every Farm Aid except the one that Bryan Adams played in.
	12:53pm asheville jon: Sweet willie song!
	12:54pm Marie: I went to one Farm Aid, with Willy and Neil Young (!)
	12:55pm dan: Chris Farlowe has such a rich blue eyed soul voice.
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: if we like blue-eyed soul...stick with me...
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: blue-eyed...'70s styleeeee
	12:59pm dan: Having seen Hall and Oates over the summer, I can attest that both of them can still belt those tunes out in their early to mid 70s.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: I absolutely love watching Live From Daryl's House on Youtube.
	1:00pm adamdoesit: Love this tune. And not only because I often think it's "Reflections" when it begins.
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: No marmalade for you!
	1:01pm listener james from westwood: Ooh, good Eagles after good H&O!
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: All the white boys were listening to all the black fellas.
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: the synth sucks though...get some damned strings
	1:03pm still b/p: With this one, repeating..."there are no guilty pleasures, there are no guilty pleasures..."
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: heh
	1:04pm dan: @UM I thought those were real strings.
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: Joe Vitale: ARP String Synthesizer
	1:06pm listener james from westwood: The coveted three-clicky-star run!
	1:06pm adamdoesit: Speaking of no guilty pleasures, whoever first slipped a slice of American cheese into a bowl of boiling-hot ramen: thank you.
	1:07pm dan: David Pack, like Elton John, Daryl Hall and Bobby Hatfield made the falsetto so cool. Bono and Adam Levine turned it into crap.
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: what?!
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: I was a reacting to the cheese in the ramen.
	1:08pm adamdoesit: I'm telling you. I was skeeved the first time I saw it on a menu. But it works.
	1:09pm still b/p: Influenced by King Crimson...played with Alan Parsons Project...such unlikely and seemingly incongruous trivia in the Ambrosia soup.
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: hmmm...I'm game
	1:11pm johnk77: also known as arp string ensemble or solina back in the day of the late 1970s a blue-eyed soul singer highly admired by his contemporaries was michael mcdonald
	1:11pm spodiodi: hahaha
	1:11pm spodiodi: Real Cheesefood
	1:13pm βrian: It's not cheese, and it's un-American.
	1:14pm Goyim in the AM: Listening to She's Gone, you wonder how amazing Ha ll & Oates would have stayed in Hall had continued to let Oates take the occasional lead vocal.
	1:14pm adamdoesit: I read that American cheese is a Swiss invention. Get the slice in there a minute or two before the ramen finishes cooking, stir it around, and it dissolves, lightening (in color) and enriching the broth. It is kind of a Hall & Oates effect.
	1:15pm Marie: Going back a little bit in the chat--there's a great Daryl's house at Todd Rundgren's house on Hawaii
	1:16pm spodiodi: The Hall and Oates effect 👏
	1:19pm dan: @Marie That's the best episode of the bunch
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: It's a very good episode.
	1:20pm dan: @UM Especially that duet version of "I Saw The Light"
	1:20pm Lane Gray: Greetings, all. I ran into an alternative rock band at a truck stop this morning. No livery on the bus, but a set list in the window. I met the driver for Silversun Pickups
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: Happy belated birthday, Lane!
	1:21pm Marie: Seeing Tim Van Werd's name (on the last song), thought, wouldn't an awesome fake last name be "von Weird"?
	1:22pm Marie: @ Dan, now I wanna go back and see them do that song, "I Saw the Light"--I remember how good that was
	1:22pm Lane Gray: Thanks! The view from 58 is largely unchanged from 57 so far
	1:24pm Lane Gray: Ten years ago yesterday was Nigel Tufnel Day, when all the dials on the calendar went to 11
	🛒 1:25pm Franco Twinkie: Marie, a good friend of mine was in Green on Red. They shared the stage with Neil and Willie at Farm Aid.
	1:27pm still b/p: I played my one-string version of the Mannix theme about 30 minutes ago on the guitar. Unbelieeeeeevable coincidence!
	1:27pm Uncle Michael: shpoooooky
	1:29pm StringOFperils: This was the best part of Mannix, the theme song.
	1:30pm Uncle Michael: It's starting to snow here!
	1:31pm dan: The early Indian influence on western music. Beatles, Kinks, Yehudi Menuhin etc...
	🛒 1:31pm Franco Twinkie: It's 85 and getting hotter here!
	1:31pm Lane Gray: In Topeka?
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Yep.
	1:32pm still b/p: Mannix making coffee! Running in the road! Riding an industrial conveyor! Helicopter gonna get 'im! Watch out! Go, Joe, go!
	1:33pm Lane Gray: Speaking of New York folkies, BBC radio just aired a short bio on Karen Dalton last night
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: still b/p...you're frightening Peggy!
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: john!
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: Goyim!
	🛒 1:35pm Franco Twinkie: I'm trying to remember the ongoing relationship with Joe's nemesis Maytlin Industries. What was that all about?
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: I believe "Cynic" and "Rust" are Cyrus and Rusty Faryar...who play on this record. Cyrus is playing the Bouzouki.
	1:36pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	1:37pm Uncle Michael: Cmurtha!
	1:37pm Uncle Michael: Franco, was it a Quinn Maytlin production?
	1:38pm StringOFperils: Epilog
	🛒 1:39pm Franco Twinkie: I think so Michael. It had that feeling of airless paranoia that Quinn-Martin was famous for.
	1:40pm Marie: @still b/p--1:32--lol @Franco--neato about green on red and I have weather envy of you right now
	1:40pm Jeff Moore: I completely understand what you're saying – about the challenge, and the reward.
	1:41pm TDK60: Franco, I like Green On Red.
	🛒 1:41pm Franco Twinkie: Hey! What about Sanford and Son!?
	1:42pm The Oscar: Afternoon! Mannix was before my time, but I instantly recognized the tune from a million Mystery Science Theater jokes.
	🛒 1:42pm Franco Twinkie: TDK!
	1:44pm Marie: Ur talky is good talky, UM. Also, what's on the menu for this weekend?
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: Jeff! Oscar!
	1:45pm Uncle Michael: Franco, you mean my ringtone?
	1:46pm spodiodi: harsh
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Marie.
	1:47pm still b/p: I just now read how Mannix was still successful on CBS after 8 seasons, but when ABC got ahold of reruns and chose to show them in late TV, still trying to scrape up some kind of audience opposite mighty Carson, CBS thought that would affect popularity of new episodes and yanked the show. Title on the explanation piece: "How Johnny Carson indirectly caused the death of 'Mannix'
	1:47pm The Oscar: Oh my god-- I always forget this song exists until I hear it.
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: Good luck forgetting it again.
	🛒 1:48pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I don't think this is going to end well for Rover
	1:48pm StringOFperils: Rover, go for their throats, revenge is better that ramen w American cheese!....speaking of which..
	1:48pm Goyim in the AM: Dude, do you gotta play this song during the height seasonal affective disorder season?!?
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie!
	1:50pm The Oscar: The main problem with country music today is not enough songs about dead dogs and children.
	1:50pm dan: I could do with some Roger Miller in this set.
	1:50pm dan: @The Oscar The problem with country music today is that it sounds like generic pop music.
	1:52pm StringOFperils: The problem with country music today is that the people making it didn't grow up chopping wood and plowing furrows, they grew up shopping at The Gap.
	1:53pm doctorjazz: SoP, many of the "old timey" country stars didn't either...
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: Damn. I forgot to make some country music.
	1:54pm dan: @Stringofperils I'd say the last true rugged country music star was Dwight Yokham. He grew up dirt poor in Kentucky.
	1:55pm adamdoesit: Open up a can of country music, and doctor it up a little. Nobody'll know it's not homemade.
	1:56pm StringOFperils: True, Doc! An also true about DY. But he had deep urban smarts about how to make Bakersfield music too I think, so it's all art in the end, except in the case of most 'new country' which IS the end
	1:57pm Marie: Hey, so keeping Republicans in power in the South might help produce more good country musicians.... ? @) Though I guess the damage has already been done in terms of killing family farms.... Farm Aid!!!!!! Let's face it, corporate radio killed country
	1:58pm dan: @Marie Corporate radio is the enemy of music.
	1:59pm βrian: Sometimes I just want to quarantine and watch Hee Haw reruns.
	2:00pm StringOFperils: This early 60s George Jones is the pure substance. It glows like corn liquor in the dark even
	2:00pm βrian: "Neener-neener!"
	2:00pm Marie: @ Dan--yes, unbridled capitalism has hurt so many things,
	2:01pm Cmurtha: I think we can all agree that having upper middle-class + people larping as white trash was certainly a very damaging move to country music, and that we need more songs about dead sisters and dogs. Also, just you know, pop-country really decided to hone in on the worst aspects of pop music after the 1980s. Though, I am a bitter 90s kid who thinks mainstream music really started to struggle as we got into the mid-90s. Some bright exceptions, but I don't think we've pulled out. So, that could just be my tastes showing there.
	2:03pm still b/p: Remember the big consultant who said this: “If you want to make ratings in Country radio, take females out..”
	2:05pm Marie: Yeah, I am prolly oversimplifying things in terms of the demise of popular country music's quality, and it's all just my humble opinion. I think there is still a lot of good stuff being made. Actually, Gina Bacon showcases some great artists
	2:05pm adamdoesit: I guess he didn't mean to dinner.
	2:06pm StringOFperils: Only as waitressess
	2:09pm still b/p: Hah, no. But dining enters into it: "Trust me, I play great female records and we’ve got some right now; they’re just not the lettuce in our salad. The lettuce is Luke Bryan and Blake Shelton, Keith Urban and artists like that. The tomatoes of our salad are the females." Quote is from 2015, and his guidance was similar a few years later.
	2:10pm TDK60: Marie, I heard some good stuff on Gina's show. More alternative type roots rock, county, folk. But I'm not really enough into country to run my mouth.
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: Extra tomatoes, please.
	2:13pm Marie: love this @TDK60--yeah, I don't really seek country out any more but I did for a while--loved the true stalwarts, "classics?" and still do. It was like I explored it for a while after being introduced to the awesome stuff.
	2:14pm Andres: I quite enjoyed that Mac Davis. The wikipedia article about the song A Little Less Conversation mentions his version not at all. A pity.
	2:16pm adamdoesit: Razza-mazza-toodie!
	2:16pm spodiodi: amen-a-rootie
	2:18pm still b/p: Ahhh, now we have to consider that music made the dog do it.
	2:18pm StringOFperils: Charles was a cat man.
	2:19pm Uncle Michael: HE WAS A SERIOUS ARTIST.
	2:21pm adamdoesit: Slim-a-roonie!
	2:21pm Listening Out There: Now in the Voot part of the program...
	2:24pm dan: The Cool Cat segment of the show.
	2:24pm StringOFperils: Made me feel all wriggley.
	2:25pm sinner: Juicy
	2:26pm Uncle Michael: Sinner!
	2:26pm Gerry from Miami: McVouty!! Slim invented that language he was singing in. Afternoon, Uncle Michael! Have you really been on-air since 9 this morning? Guess I will be visiting the Archives later.
	2:27pm Andres: We had Slim Montana earlier (sort of), then Slim Gaillard. Slim Whitman in the mix perhaps?
	2:27pm Uncle Michael: Gerry! Yep.
	2:28pm Rich in Washington: it's never going to stop raining here. ever.
	2:28pm Uncle Michael: Nope, Andres.
	2:28pm doctorjazz: Gotta run, been a great Marathon Dink! Thanks, UM!
	2:28pm Uncle Michael: see ya, Doc.
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: It's the PNW, Rich.
	2:29pm StringOFperils: So long doctor jazz
	2:32pm egould310: Six mile run across Ballard Locks through Interbay and back across Ballard Bridge in the rain this morning. Glorious. More rain this weekend, too. Yay!
	2:33pm Uncle Michael: egould! yay!
	2:33pm Listening Out There: @32egould310: We probably live not that far apart in this soggy berg. I bike (well, walk) through the Locks regularly...now that it's reopened...
	2:33pm still b/p: Wait, who deserves the poison?
	2:34pm sinner: UM: Man. Do you deserve that V-8 today.
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: (dorehead slap) I shoulda hadda...
	2:38pm egould310: @Listening Out There I pretty much just wear WFMU t-shirts, so I’m sure we’ll run across each other. At least in the summer. :-)
	2:41pm Listening Out There: @egould310: Yeah! Interestingly, I've had a couple WFMU sightings around here: a car on Queen Anne with a WFMU sticker, and a pedestrian wearing a WFMU T-shirt and pushing a stroller. They Are Everywhere...
	2:42pm Cmurtha: an extra terrestrial, and not of this earth? NOW THIS I GOTTA HEAR
	2:42pm Cmurtha: Out here in Columbus, I've seen a bumper sticker, and I have been stopped while out wearing a wfmu t-shirt once. See way more in Manhatten.
	2:43pm Listener Robert: I thought it was "Pardenz" backwards.
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: So did I.
	2:45pm sinner: I believe this tune draws some inspiration from the 1930s and 1940s gospel standard After Awhile.
	2:46pm Uncle Michael: parody record?
	2:47pm egould310: I’ve see that car on Queen Anne. I put al my bumper stickers on my guitar cases.
	2:47pm sinner: A mutual meeting in the middle. Whiskey can put you in a spiritual mood.
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: I got something special planned for next Friday...alas, it's only going to be three hours long.
	2:50pm dan: @UM I won't miss that
	2:50pm Listener Robert: Tried to overlay that one with "After A While" from Soundcloud. Didn't work. Maybe "After Awhile", 2 words, will work.
	2:52pm dan: Georgie Fame get little attention these days, except on your show UM.
	2:54pm Doug Schulkind: I’m still on the road, and Uncle Michael is still behind the wheel! Thanks, UM!
	2:54pm Gerry from Miami: Georgie Fame!! I say "yeah yeah!"
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: My pleasure, Doug! Safe motoring...
	2:55pm dan: Read my mind with this Bowie song.
	2:55pm spodiodi: thanks for all the music, Uncle "Marathon" Michael!
	2:55pm Listener Robert: Tried 2 renditions of "After Awhile" on SoundCloud so far. The one labeled "Gospel" seems to fit slightly better than the one labeled "BluesRock".
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for spending the day with me, everyone.
	2:55pm spodiodi: be well hinkiroonis!
	2:56pm Andres: Twice as nice today, Uncle Michael!!
	2:56pm dan: Great show UM. I'll catch the first half in the archives one of these days.
	2:56pm Gerry from Miami: Have a great weekend, Uncle Mike!
	2:56pm egould310: Thanks Uncle Michael.
	2:57pm Marie: Stellar show, UM--thanks--have a great rest of your day!
	2:57pm listener james from westwood: A glorious double show, UM! Thanks, and go ice down your record-changing hand!
	2:58pm Listener Robert: I heard Sheila B. on the main channel had her car break down. Uncle Michael, can you fill another 3 hours?
	🛒 2:58pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Georgie Fame is so great.
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, everyone. See you all next week.
	2:59pm still b/p: Excellent program. I'll text Prince Charles about that very selective honor thing. Outside, the storm raaaages here in the northeast!
	2:59pm chresti: Thanks UM!
	2:59pm adamdoesit: Thanks for keeping it rockin and rollin, UM.
	3:00pm Jeff Moore: All hail the conquering hero. Thanks, Michael!
	3:00pm Listening Out There: Muchas gracias, Miguel!
	3:01pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks for the 6 hours!
	3:01pm Cmurtha: thank you for the show UM!
	3:01pm Listener Robert: That was very good listening. Although I had to duck out some hours in the middle after the router needed rebooting.
	3:01pm listener Rey: Thanks UM, that was very well done.
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Uncle Michael! The Citizen Kafka band used to play I've Had It, so I always hear Kafka's voice when I thinkof it.
	4:18pm Jeff Golick: Belated thanks for the great show, @UM. I was in and out with work today, but mostly tuned in.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from November 12, 2021

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