WFMU: Bob Brainen: Playlist from July 9, 2022

Listener comments!
	11:00am 1whoknewcthulhu: Good morning, Bob and Pete. Looking forward to a great program on this glorious summer morning/afternoon.
	11:00am dan: Good morning all. Time to move for The Move
	11:01am Jeff: Good Morning Bob, Pete + fellow listeners. Hey, believe it or not, I think I can hear the grass grow!
	11:02am WR: Bob! Pete! Drummer Streamers! Let's Move!
	🥁 11:02am PT: Good Morning, 1whoknewcthulhu, dan, Jeff (and everyone!) I ALWAYS hear the grass grow!
	11:02am Irene Trudel: Hi Bob and Pete! Looking forward to your Move special. You might need to change your playlist info for commenting though. Looks like you've got the playlist set in the finished mode.
	11:03am Pauly from Clifton: Good soggy morning, Bob, Pete, folks!
	11:03am dan: @Jeff Hearing the grass grow on Blackberry Way.
	🥁 11:03am wmfromD: Mornin' Bob and Pete. Groovin' and Movin'
	11:04am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Bob, Pete and all other listeners!!
	11:04am listener james from westwood: How do, all!!
	11:05am Bob Brainen: Irene, how do you change that?
	11:05am Franco Twinkie: Howdy Bob!
	🥁 11:05am PT: Good Morning, WR, Irene, Pauly, wmfromD, Andrew! Thanks for the heads-up, Irene. Will change playlist placement ASAP.
	11:05am Robbie White: Good morning Bob. Thanks for playing my request
	🥁 11:06am PT: listener james, Franco Twinkie, Robbie: Good Morning!
	11:06am Bob Brainen: Morning all!
	11:06am SmokinJ: Hey Ho bb & crew! Soundin' dyno bb ! 8-)
	🥁 11:07am PT: Hey, SmokinJ. Can't go wrong with the Move!
	11:07am Bob Brainen: OK got!
	11:07am Irene Trudel: Bob, as I was typing instructions it got corrected. As you were...
	11:07am Franco Twinkie: PT Cruiser ,hey!
	11:08am coelacanth∅: 'morning Bob & Pete and movers, shakers
	🥁 11:08am Gina Bacon: Morning, Bob, Pete and Saturdaypeople!
	11:08am Todd E: Movin’ in Miami! Morning all!
	🥁 11:09am PT: @Franco, I in fact owned a PT Cruiser for 15 years. Initials were pure coincidence.
	11:09am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Irene!
	11:10am Bob Brainen: And I thought the car was named after you, Pete!
	🥁 11:11am PT: Hello Todd E, coelacanthø, Gina B (and Hello Susie!)
	11:11am Irene Trudel: Hey Andrew and other streamers! A rare day free for me to listen in real time.
	11:12am Bob Brainen: flanged drums!
	🥁 11:12am PT: Bob, I'm still waiting for my royalties from Chrysler!
	🥁 11:12am wmfromD: Bev Bevan!
	11:13am Bob Brainen: and the trusty Fender XII!
	11:14am Franco Twinkie: So PT, can you talk about said cruiser from the remove of a former owner? I realize that's kind of like giving up on an ex-wife, but hey we're all grown ups here.
	🥁 11:14am PT: @wmfromD, I still find it kind of odd that Bev later played with Black Sabbath (briefly). Fellow Brummies, I guess.
	🥁 11:17am PT: @Franco, I have much to discuss re: the Cruiser, but it'll have to wait for a non-show time.
	🥁 11:17am PT: Roy Wood and his beloved wah-wah!
	🥁 11:17am wmfromD: @PT, I did not know that. He's a unique player. I appreciate his playing more and more over the years.
	11:19am Bob Brainen: wmfromD, plus he holds his right hand stick in a singular way!
	11:19am Franco Twinkie: Fine with me.
	11:23am Bob Brainen: It's his left hand! Stick between his index and middle finger. Crazy man, crazy!
	11:23am doctorjazz: Hi, Bob, Pete, and Movers!
	🥁 11:24am wmfromD: @Bob Brainen, indeed!
	11:24am dan: I think Roy Wood, Bev Bevan and Trevor Burton need to reform The Move for future dates. Bevan and Burton had done so in the 2000s, but I think there needs to be a farewell tour.
	🥁 11:24am PT: Hey doctorjazz!
	11:25am Gerry from Miami: Is that a processed oboe in "Wasn't My Idea to Dance?"
	🥁 11:26am PT: @dan: Ain't gonna happen. Lots of bad blood there, and IIRC Trevor's in poor health. Still, it seems that every band re-forms at some point these days!
	11:26am Andrew in Toronto: @dan. I`d go to see that!
	11:27am TDK60: Hi Bob & Pete. I don't know much about The Move. But I love that heavy bass sound. So, listening...
	🥁 11:27am PT: Hey Gerry from Miami! Yes, oboe, kind of amazing that Roy picked up such a notoriously difficult instrument.
	11:27am dan: @PT There's bad blood between Jeff Lynne and Bev Bevan. Is there any bad blood between Bevan and Wood?
	🥁 11:27am PT: Good Morning TDK60!
	🥁 11:28am wmfromD: The first Move LP never gets enough love. Patchy, but not bad.
	🥁 11:29am PT: @dan: There's bad blood between Bev and EVERYONE due to Bev's playing shows under the ELO and Move's names.
	🥁 11:30am Will the Sound Guy: Good morning Bob, Pete, and all... listening, but tired
	11:31am dan: @PT Somehow this makes the drama with The Little River Band seem tame by comparison.
	11:32am Gerry from Miami: It wasn't always easy to get Move records in the States. I had to buy imports until I got "Message From the Country" on US Capitol.
	11:33am Franco Twinkie: Or the Pete Frame genealogy. More satisfying to look at.
	11:34am Mark R from New Paltz: Looking forward to the rest of the show and all the 'useless information.'
	11:35am Gerry from Miami: Pete Frame's rock and roll "family trees" are indispensable and authoritatively accurate.
	🥁 11:38am wmfromD: They came to the States around the time of Shazam, no?
	11:39am coelacanth∅: sounds like the omnibus bass line was a direct descendant of that of "waiting for the man" by velvet underground
	11:39am Kathryn: I do remember hearing the _Move’s_ (not ELO’s) version of “Do Ya” on WABC-AM, gentlemen. Must have charted some kinda way, no?
	11:39am Mark R from New Paltz: I compiled for myself a collection of cover versions of Move songs . . . that I titled "Re-Do Ya."
	11:39am Jeff: Hey Mark R - I went to SUNY New Paltz starting in the fall of 1971. I fell in love with that place (the town + countryside not the school). I still love it all these years later!
	11:40am Gerry from Miami: I am sure you will get around to playing "Cherry Blossom Clinic" before you're through today. WFMU's Terre T took the name of her show from this record's title.
	🥁 11:42am PT: Will the Sound Guy, Mark R, Kathryn, Jeff: Good Morning!
	11:43am dan: Sounds like early Bee Gees.
	🥁 11:43am PT: @Kathryn, I believe Do Ya was The Move's only charting US single, reaching the lofty perch of #98! I too heard it on WABC AND WKBW in Buffalo.
	🥁 11:44am Brian in UK: Hello Bob & Pete. Pete Frame started Zigzag magazine, one of the first and arguably the best fanzine.
	11:44am coelacanth∅: i thought i could hear the grass grow before, but it was a groundhog chewing on the house
	11:44am Gerry from Miami: There they are slyly slipping the motif from Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" into "Night of Fear."
	11:44am TDK60: Am I right in guessing they were influenced early by The Who and the Mod culture?
	11:45am John L: Love the Move! And I also live in New Paltz. Playing WFMU at work at we speak. Don't tell the boss.
	🥁 11:46am PT: Hey, Brian in UK! We're sure aware of Pete Frame, Zigzag and his Family Trees. Absolutely priceless stuff.
	🥁 11:46am PT: Hey, John L! Too late; your boss has been alerted.
	🥁 11:47am Brian in UK: PT, still got some early copies of Zigzag. First time I saw it was going into a Love gig, early 1970, their first tour here. Arthur Lee on the cover, had to buy it.
	11:48am dan: Flowers In The Rain was the first song to be played on BBC1 radio, so for the 15th Anniversary concert for BBC1 at Hammersmith Odeon, Carl Wayne opened the show with a riveting live version of "Flowers In The Rain". His voice had gotten so much richer in that period of time.
	11:48am Mark R from New Paltz: If the Move were still around I wonder if they'd be trashing Boris Johnson. I'd like to think so.
	11:48am Bob Brainen: Brian, Pete Frame is one of our idols!
	🥁 11:48am wmfromD: This song is 1967.
	🥁 11:49am PT: @coelacanthø: Don't make me spit out my coffee! @TDK60, I think you're on the money re: the Who influence.
	🥁 11:49am chresti: Hi Bob and Pete and braineniacs! My ex was fond of the Move, as a result these songs are quite familiar.
	11:50am dan: @Mark The song would be called "Boring Boris" and it would be sung by Roy Wood with a chorus of boos.
	🥁 11:51am PT: Hello chresti!
	11:51am dan: @Mark And the last lyric would be "Them's The Breaks"
	🥁 11:53am PT: @dan: I'm sure you know that Carl Wayne was Allan Clarke's replacement as the Hollies' vocalist c. 2001. Unfortunately, he passed away before too long, but I thought he was an inspired choice.
	🥁 11:53am Brian in UK: I saw a cartoon the other day of a gravestone with the ambiguous words 'HERE LIES BORIS JOHNSON'
	11:54am dan: @PT One legend replacing another.
	🥁 11:54am Brian in UK: I have a soft spot for Curly!!
	🥁 11:56am Brian in UK: This could be the Idle Race.
	11:57am Gerry from Miami: I'm hearing "Your Mother Should Know" while listening to "Blackberry Way."
	🥁 11:57am Brian in UK: Bob, so pleased to read your comment at 11.48.
	11:57am TDK60: Am I right in guessing they had some paisley pills by '67-'68?
	11:58am dan: I can relate to this song because I learned the recorder in school like everyone did in the NYC Public School system and this song has the recorder as the riff.
	🥁 11:59am PT: @TDK60: "Paisley pills", hah! I've heard that, while several Move members were known to partake, Roy Wood was most definitely NOT one of them, and he wrote the tunes!
	🥁 11:59am Brian in UK: TDK60, no doubt, but you still must have the talent.
	12:00pm Gerry from Miami: I would like to hear Clay Pigeon play his recorder along with "Curly." T'would be nice!
	12:00pm Robbie White: Benny Hill did a good Roy Wood impression
	12:01pm Mark R from New Paltz: For those who may not know the story, my previous reference to Boris Johnson was a reference to their brouhaha with Harold Wilson (and the subsequent lawsuit).
	12:01pm Bob Brainen: Robbie, so did Macca!
	🥁 12:01pm PT: @Robbie White: I completely forgot about that Benny Hill sketch! Benny in Wizzard gear!
	12:02pm TDK60: PT_ Didn't know that @ Wood teetotaler? Yeah Brian-UK talent. / One of the great bass riffs here.
	12:02pm Robbie White: Bob - in the COMING UP video!!! I had forgotten.
	12:02pm dan: Brontosaurus charted in Canada, but in the US. The 1960s had British artists and groups like The Small Faces, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich and Cliff Richard have top hits on the Canadian charts, but hardly make a dent here in the US.
	12:04pm dan: *not in the US
	12:04pm Bob Brainen: Robbie yes! Good fun!!
	12:04pm Robbie White: Dan, that is the case today with Paul Weller. A superstar in the UK and a cult performer here.
	🥁 12:04pm PT: @TDK60: He enjoyed a drop of distilled spirits, so not completely teetotal. I have no inside info on any of this, I should stress!
	12:04pm Gerry from Miami: @dan. I think you meant to type "but NOT in the US."
	12:04pm dan: Here comes the ELO precursor sound.
	12:05pm dan: @Gerry I corrected myself above
	🥁 12:06pm PT: Roy W was a pretty snappy slide player, don't you think? I believe he played it on his lap a la D Gilmour.
	12:06pm Gerry from Miami: I see that, dan! Just keepin' you on your toes! Great show, huh?
	🥁 12:09pm Brian in UK: Saw the Move at my first gig, it was a charity show at the Royal Albert Hall. Gram Parsons last date with the Byrds. There was a girl behind us who would not stop shouting Treveeeer. www.setlist.fm...
	12:10pm Gerry from Miami: "Tonight" sounds like a precursor to the Traveling Wilburys style.
	🥁 12:10pm PT: @Brian in UK: What a memory that must be!
	12:11pm dan: Chinatown sounds like a precursor to 1980s ELO
	🥁 12:12pm Brian in UK: PT it was weird we were seated behind the bands, normally where the orchestra would have been.
	12:13pm Jeff: @Dan - I, too, played the recorder in elementary school in Bklyn in the early ‘60s. I was pretty good. It might’ve been my calling. I should’ve stuck with it
	12:14pm dan: California Man sounds like Rock And Roll Is King
	🥁 12:14pm PT: @Brian in UK: I've noticed in photos that the RAH did that. Madison Square Garden did that too, in fact they still may.
	🥁 12:20pm Brian in UK: Tony Blackburn was the DJ on that day.
	12:20pm TDK60: Wow, Brian in UK -big place for a first show.
	🥁 12:21pm Brian in UK: TDK60 started big & got smaller. Like small venues nowadays.
	🥁 12:21pm (Mr) Bill: Sorry (for myself) I’m late, and glad finally to be here.
	12:22pm Gerry from Miami: Cheap Trick released a single of "California Man," but it didn't chart in the States. Even quoted "Brontosaurus" in the bridge.
	12:25pm dan: 🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸
	12:25pm dan: Rick Price just passed away recently.
	12:33pm dan: I saw ELO at Radio City in 2016 and 10538 Overture was one of the highlights
	🥁 12:34pm PT: @dan: yes he did. RIP Rick Price. Interesting that he and Carl are the only two Move members who have passed away.
	🥁 12:34pm Will the Sound Guy: Bob & Pete are killin it today... I knew a bit of The Move, but not all the stuff you guys played...
	🥁 12:36pm PT: @(Mr) Bill: Never too late!
	12:38pm TDK60: Those early ELO slabs were so heavy.
	12:42pm Gerry from Miami: PT, Roy will be 76 in November, Jeff 75 in December
	12:43pm Dean: Saw ELO three times in the '70s. Opening acts were Little Feat, Steve Hillage, and Widowmaker.
	12:43pm John L: Is it me, or did Cheap Trick cop some of the chords from 10538 Overture for Downed? I know they are fans, so maybe.
	🥁 12:44pm PT: @Gerry from Miami: at my age, 75 and 76 doesn't seem that old!
	12:44pm dan: @John L Not sure, but someone I do know that used the chords of 10538 as the backdrop of their song was Paul Weller with "Changingman"
	12:47pm Gerry from Miami: Hearing a bassoon in this one. Roy?
	12:48pm Gerry from Miami: "Message From the Country" is such a classic! How US radio overlooked it is sinful!
	12:49pm Mark R from New Paltz: Roy's first solo album "Boulders" is an overlooked classic. I believe it was recorded but not released while the Move were still active (altho I could be wrong).
	12:51pm John L: I was looking up how much Move was still in print and it appears almost everything is, except Message From The Country. Both the cd and lp are OOP. That's insane.
	🥁 12:52pm PT: @Mark R: Yes, Boulders was recorded somewhere between 69-71. Prolific!
	🥁 12:52pm Will the Sound Guy: 25 or 6 24 esq bass line in The Words of Aaron...
	🥁 12:54pm PT: @John L: And Message From the Country is unavailable on the streaming services, in the US anyway. Legal issues, I guess.
	12:55pm dan: @PT But it's available on this program in the archives, so who cares about other streaming devices?
	12:56pm Gerry from Miami: @John L. I could believe that US Capitol deleted "Message From the Country." But out of print in Britain as well? Shakin' my head. .
	12:58pm TDK60: "Message"--Maybe needed, a reissue from an outfit like Sundazed Records that specializes in bringing back?
	🥁 12:58pm PT: @John L: I have a 2005 UK reissue of Message, with a few (non-essential) bonus tracks. I guess it wasn't in print for very long.
	1:03pm Jeff: I’m hearing a lot of Phil Spector Wall of Sound influences
	1:03pm dan: Was Wizzard sort of like a Sha Na Na type band?
	1:04pm coelacanth∅: please please me /be my baby
	🥁 1:05pm PT: @dan: Wizzard kind of WERE a Sha Na Na type band, though using Roy's original material.
	1:05pm Gerry from Miami: Anyone got a copy of Roy Wood's second solo album, "Mustard?" I never saw it in the record store racks. Reportedly has his signature dense, heavy sound and a couple of guest vocals from Phil Everly and Anniie Haslam (Renaissance).
	1:06pm dan: @Gerry Phil Everly AND Annie Haslam? How did Roy snag those two?
	🥁 1:07pm wmfromD: There's a neat version of Beautiful Daughter performed on Colour Me Pop.
	1:07pm Gerry from Miami: "Shazam," another album for the ages!
	1:08pm JCM: Just reading a book on ELO that I bought at Barnes and Noble.
	🥁 1:09pm Will the Sound Guy: 🐸 🐸 🐸
	1:11pm dan: All this time, I thought that was Roy Wood that sang Beautiful Daughter
	1:18pm Dean: David Fricke in Rolling Stone, Nov. 29, 2007: "British singer-guitarist-songwriter Roy Wood was still in the Move and some years from co-founding the Electric Light Orchestra when he completed his solo debut in 1969. Issued in 1973, Boulders (Harvest) was an all-me feat that, in the making, predated Paul McCartney's all-solo bow in 1970."
	1:25pm Dean: In an interview published in The Word, Jan. 2012, Wood states, "I recorded Boulders in 1969." I'll forward article to you, BB.
	🥁 1:25pm PT: @Dean: Nice find! Really, Boulders pre-dated McCartney and Emitt Rhodes AND Todd Rundgren in the one-man-band area.
	1:26pm Bob Brainen: JCM, how is that book? And does the Move get much mention?
	1:26pm TDK60: Pete Townshend picked up the guitar smash ideas after he went to art school in London where Gustave Metzger taught about auto-destruction. The era of the piano drop, etc.
	🥁 1:26pm PT: @Dean: I LOVED The Word! I'm sure I still have that issue.
	1:27pm Bob Brainen: The amount of music, songs & sounds coming out of Roy at that time was absolutely astounding!
	1:27pm Dean: Can't say I'd heard of it until today. It's a good interview.
	🥁 1:27pm PT: @TDK60: Gustave Metzger, yes! I was close, anyway.
	1:28pm TDK60: (sorry Gustav; no 'e'.)
	1:31pm Gerry from Miami: "Forever" could be a Beach Boys song! Who is singing back-up vocals? Carl Wilson?
	🥁 1:32pm PT: @Gerry from Miami: all vocals Roy! I think I read that Forever was supposed to be a Neil Sedaka/Carl Wilson mashup.
	1:33pm dan: Roy Wood in Beach Boys territory
	1:33pm Gerry from Miami: Roy does a damn good Carl, that's for sure!
	1:35pm Andrew in Toronto: @TDK Thanks for that.
	1:36pm Gerry from Miami: Wood and Brian Wilson would have been an epic pairing. Still not too late!
	1:39pm Gerry from Miami: "Cherry Blossom Clinic(Revisited)" on deck?
	1:40pm Dean: Oct. 4, 1971, Rolling Stone review by John Mendelsohn of Moving On and Message From the Country, proclaims that the group "at various times are decidedly Creamy and Beatlish and Byrdsish and just slightly Bonzo Doggy..." He concludes, "Don't deprive yourself of them for another instant."
	1:42pm John L: Ah, after a bit more research and I found a budget 5 disc Roy Wood set that included Message From The Country, the first ELO, Boulders, Wizzard's Brew and On The Road Again.
	1:42pm Gerry from Miami: @Dean. Don't miss the upcoming "re-debut" of Creem Magazine. Great stuff!
	1:44pm Dean: Well, this is Bonzo Doggy, isn't it?
	1:46pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for another awesome show Bob and Pete!!
	1:48pm Mark R from New Paltz: Nice 'stack o vocals'
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: i gotta move on Thanks Bob! Thanks Pete! tchau
	1:49pm dan: Great show Bob and Pete
	1:49pm Brian: @Gerry from Miami. Roy Wood DID play on "It's OK" on 15 Big Ones
	1:49pm WR: Marvelous to hear the isolated vocals on Night Of Fear!
	1:51pm Gerry from Miami: "Cherry Blossom Clinic" will have to wait, I guess.
	1:51pm Jeff: Thanks Bob + Pete!
	1:52pm Mark R from New Paltz: The Move based their "Zing" on the Coasters' version, replete with the bass vocals
	1:53pm Dean: Pretty sure I first heard "Zing" on Judy's Carnegie Hall album.
	1:53pm WR: "Cherry Blossom Clinic" is the opening theme song for a program on the Rock n Soul WFMU stream. Terre T, Wednesday at 6pm.
	🥁 1:53pm Will the Sound Guy: Thank you Bob & Pete!!! Great show, be well everyone!!!
	1:55pm TDK60: "Kilroy was here." I saw a documentary on that--I think it started as a hobo graffiti on freight rail cars, in the US West. / Thanks Bob & Pete.
	1:58pm Mark R from New Paltz: Some originals or versions the Move nicked: THE MOVE’s Record Collection 1. Hello Susie AMEN CORNER [recorded and released before The Move’s version: 1969] 2. Fields of People ARS NOVA [1968] 3. Don’t Make My Baby Blue FRANKIE LAINE [1963] (the original) 4. Last Thing On My Mind TOM PAXTON [1964] 5. Weekend EDDIE COCHRAN [1959] 6. Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart THE COASTERS [1958] 7. It’ll Be Me JERRY LEE LEWIS [1957] 8. Somethin’ Else EDDIE COCHRAN [1959] 9. Don’t Make My Baby Blue THE SHADOWS [1964] (version known by The Move?)
	1:58pm Gerry from Miami: @WR. Check my post from earlier in the show at 11:40. I'll just throw my copy of the "Shazam" LP on the turntable. Later, everybody. Super tribute, BOB and PT!
	🥁 1:58pm wmfromD: Great great show Bob and Pete!
	1:59pm Mark R from New Paltz: Great show, guys
	🥁 2:00pm PT: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone! I (we) had a blast!
	2:06pm WR: @Gerry from Miami, sorry, had not kept up with all the comments. Bob and PT, thanks so much.
	6:11pm Wendy S: As usual, thanks for the education and development of appreciation for a group I wasn’t very familiar with. Also, this show led me to listen to the first ELO album. What a great listen!
	10:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJs BB & PT ~

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July 9, 2022: Bob Brainen & Pete Tomlinson Present the Music Of THE MOVE!

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Hank Levine & His Orchestra w/ Timothy Leary	Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience		1961 / 1966
The Move	Move "Move" by "The Move"		1968	song proposed for debut album but not included
The Move	Message From The Country	Message From The Country	1971
The Move	Hello Susie "Hello Susie" by "The Move"	Shazam	1970		0:09:05 (Pop-up)
The Move	Omnibus "Omnibus" by "The Move"		1968	non-lp b-side of Wild Tiger Woman	0:13:55 (Pop-up)
The Move	Disturbance "Disturbance" by "The Move"		1966	non-lp b-side of debut single: Night Of Fear	0:18:02 (Pop-up)
The Move	It Wasn't My Idea To Dance	Message From The Country	1971		0:20:49 (Pop-up)
The Move	Walk Upon The Water "Walk Upon The Water" by "The Move"	The Move	1968	also b-side of Fire Brigade	0:26:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					0:29:26 (Pop-up)
The Complete Single A-sides U.K. [1966-1972]
The Move	Night Of Fear "Night Of Fear" by "The Move"		12-66		0:41:05 (Pop-up)
The Move	I Can Hear The Grass Grow		3-67		0:43:12 (Pop-up)
The Move	Flowers In The Rain "Flowers In The Rain" by "The Move"		8-67		0:46:19 (Pop-up)
The Move	Fire Brigade "Fire Brigade" by "The Move"		1-68		0:48:40 (Pop-up)
The Move	Wild Tiger Woman "Wild Tiger Woman" by "The Move"		8-68		0:51:03 (Pop-up)
The Move	Blackberry Way "Blackberry Way" by "The Move"		11-68		0:53:40 (Pop-up)
The Move	Curly "Curly" by "The Move"		7-69		0:57:19 (Pop-up)
The Move	Brontosaurus "Brontosaurus" by "The Move"		3-70		1:00:03 (Pop-up)
The Move	When Alice Comes Back To The Farm		9-70		1:03:20 (Pop-up)
The Move	Tonight "Tonight" by "The Move"		5-71		1:06:55 (Pop-up)
The Move	Chinatown "Chinatown" by "The Move"		10-71		1:10:15 (Pop-up)
The Move	California Man "California Man" by "The Move"		4-72		1:13:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					1:16:51 (Pop-up)
Electric Light Orchestra	10538 Overture	The Electric Light Orchestra	12-71	issued in U.S. as 'No Answer" 3-72	1:32:39 (Pop-up)
Wizzard	See My Baby Jive "See My Baby Jive" by "Wizzard"		1973	non-lp 45	1:38:07 (Pop-up)
The Move	Lightning Never Strikes Twice		3-70	non-lp b-side of Brontosaurus	1:43:05 (Pop-up)
Electric Light Orchestra	The Battle Of Marston Moor [very short 1st take]	Electric Light Orchestra - 20th Anniversary	1971 / 2001		1:46:14 (Pop-up)
The Move	The Words Of Aaron "The Words Of Aaron" by "The Move"	Message From The Country	1971		1:47:08 (Pop-up)
The Move	This Time Tomorrow "This Time Tomorrow" by "The Move"		1970	non-lp b-side of Curly	1:51:59 (Pop-up)
Roy Wood	Nancy Sing Me A Song "Nancy Sing Me A Song" by "Roy Wood"	Boulders	1973	Some sources say album was recorded between 1969-1971	1:56:15 (Pop-up)
Idle Race	The Morning Sunshine "The Morning Sunshine" by "Idle Race"	The Birthday Party	1968	Jeff Lynne's pre-Move band	1:59:35 (Pop-up)
Wizzard	Angel Fingers (A Teen Ballad)		1973	non-lp 45	2:01:25 (Pop-up)
The Move	Beautiful Daughter "Beautiful Daughter" by "The Move"	Shazam	1971		2:05:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					2:08:39 (Pop-up)
The Move	No Time "No Time" by "The Move"	Message From The Country	1971		2:24:28 (Pop-up)
Roy Wood	Forever "Forever" by "Roy Wood"		1973	non-lp A-side	2:28:06 (Pop-up)
Roy Wood	Why Does Such A Pretty Girl Sing Those Sad Songs	Mustard	1975		2:32:24 (Pop-up)
The Move	Kilroy Was Here "Kilroy Was Here" by "The Move"	The Move	1968		2:36:52 (Pop-up)
Wizzard	Ball Park Incident "Ball Park Incident" by "Wizzard"		1973	debut single	2:39:37 (Pop-up)
The Move	Zing Went The Strings Of My Heart	The Move	1968		2:43:12 (Pop-up)
The Move	Night Of Fear [stack 'o vocals]		1966		2:46:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					2:48:25 (Pop-up)
Dedicated To The Memory Of Carl Wayne & Rick Price.

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Listener comments!
	11:00am 1whoknewcthulhu: Good morning, Bob and Pete. Looking forward to a great program on this glorious summer morning/afternoon.
	11:00am dan: Good morning all. Time to move for The Move
	11:01am Jeff: Good Morning Bob, Pete + fellow listeners. Hey, believe it or not, I think I can hear the grass grow!
	11:02am WR: Bob! Pete! Drummer Streamers! Let's Move!
	🥁 11:02am PT: Good Morning, 1whoknewcthulhu, dan, Jeff (and everyone!) I ALWAYS hear the grass grow!
	11:02am Irene Trudel: Hi Bob and Pete! Looking forward to your Move special. You might need to change your playlist info for commenting though. Looks like you've got the playlist set in the finished mode.
	11:03am Pauly from Clifton: Good soggy morning, Bob, Pete, folks!
	11:03am dan: @Jeff Hearing the grass grow on Blackberry Way.
	🥁 11:03am wmfromD: Mornin' Bob and Pete. Groovin' and Movin'
	11:04am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Bob, Pete and all other listeners!!
	11:04am listener james from westwood: How do, all!!
	11:05am Bob Brainen: Irene, how do you change that?
	11:05am Franco Twinkie: Howdy Bob!
	🥁 11:05am PT: Good Morning, WR, Irene, Pauly, wmfromD, Andrew! Thanks for the heads-up, Irene. Will change playlist placement ASAP.
	11:05am Robbie White: Good morning Bob. Thanks for playing my request
	🥁 11:06am PT: listener james, Franco Twinkie, Robbie: Good Morning!
	11:06am Bob Brainen: Morning all!
	11:06am SmokinJ: Hey Ho bb & crew! Soundin' dyno bb ! 8-)
	🥁 11:07am PT: Hey, SmokinJ. Can't go wrong with the Move!
	11:07am Bob Brainen: OK got!
	11:07am Irene Trudel: Bob, as I was typing instructions it got corrected. As you were...
	11:07am Franco Twinkie: PT Cruiser ,hey!
	11:08am coelacanth∅: 'morning Bob & Pete and movers, shakers
	🥁 11:08am Gina Bacon: Morning, Bob, Pete and Saturdaypeople!
	11:08am Todd E: Movin’ in Miami! Morning all!
	🥁 11:09am PT: @Franco, I in fact owned a PT Cruiser for 15 years. Initials were pure coincidence.
	11:09am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Irene!
	11:10am Bob Brainen: And I thought the car was named after you, Pete!
	🥁 11:11am PT: Hello Todd E, coelacanthø, Gina B (and Hello Susie!)
	11:11am Irene Trudel: Hey Andrew and other streamers! A rare day free for me to listen in real time.
	11:12am Bob Brainen: flanged drums!
	🥁 11:12am PT: Bob, I'm still waiting for my royalties from Chrysler!
	🥁 11:12am wmfromD: Bev Bevan!
	11:13am Bob Brainen: and the trusty Fender XII!
	11:14am Franco Twinkie: So PT, can you talk about said cruiser from the remove of a former owner? I realize that's kind of like giving up on an ex-wife, but hey we're all grown ups here.
	🥁 11:14am PT: @wmfromD, I still find it kind of odd that Bev later played with Black Sabbath (briefly). Fellow Brummies, I guess.
	🥁 11:17am PT: @Franco, I have much to discuss re: the Cruiser, but it'll have to wait for a non-show time.
	🥁 11:17am PT: Roy Wood and his beloved wah-wah!
	🥁 11:17am wmfromD: @PT, I did not know that. He's a unique player. I appreciate his playing more and more over the years.
	11:19am Bob Brainen: wmfromD, plus he holds his right hand stick in a singular way!
	11:19am Franco Twinkie: Fine with me.
	11:23am Bob Brainen: It's his left hand! Stick between his index and middle finger. Crazy man, crazy!
	11:23am doctorjazz: Hi, Bob, Pete, and Movers!
	🥁 11:24am wmfromD: @Bob Brainen, indeed!
	11:24am dan: I think Roy Wood, Bev Bevan and Trevor Burton need to reform The Move for future dates. Bevan and Burton had done so in the 2000s, but I think there needs to be a farewell tour.
	🥁 11:24am PT: Hey doctorjazz!
	11:25am Gerry from Miami: Is that a processed oboe in "Wasn't My Idea to Dance?"
	🥁 11:26am PT: @dan: Ain't gonna happen. Lots of bad blood there, and IIRC Trevor's in poor health. Still, it seems that every band re-forms at some point these days!
	11:26am Andrew in Toronto: @dan. I`d go to see that!
	11:27am TDK60: Hi Bob & Pete. I don't know much about The Move. But I love that heavy bass sound. So, listening...
	🥁 11:27am PT: Hey Gerry from Miami! Yes, oboe, kind of amazing that Roy picked up such a notoriously difficult instrument.
	11:27am dan: @PT There's bad blood between Jeff Lynne and Bev Bevan. Is there any bad blood between Bevan and Wood?
	🥁 11:27am PT: Good Morning TDK60!
	🥁 11:28am wmfromD: The first Move LP never gets enough love. Patchy, but not bad.
	🥁 11:29am PT: @dan: There's bad blood between Bev and EVERYONE due to Bev's playing shows under the ELO and Move's names.
	🥁 11:30am Will the Sound Guy: Good morning Bob, Pete, and all... listening, but tired
	11:31am dan: @PT Somehow this makes the drama with The Little River Band seem tame by comparison.
	11:32am Gerry from Miami: It wasn't always easy to get Move records in the States. I had to buy imports until I got "Message From the Country" on US Capitol.
	11:33am Franco Twinkie: Or the Pete Frame genealogy. More satisfying to look at.
	11:34am Mark R from New Paltz: Looking forward to the rest of the show and all the 'useless information.'
	11:35am Gerry from Miami: Pete Frame's rock and roll "family trees" are indispensable and authoritatively accurate.
	🥁 11:38am wmfromD: They came to the States around the time of Shazam, no?
	11:39am coelacanth∅: sounds like the omnibus bass line was a direct descendant of that of "waiting for the man" by velvet underground
	11:39am Kathryn: I do remember hearing the _Move’s_ (not ELO’s) version of “Do Ya” on WABC-AM, gentlemen. Must have charted some kinda way, no?
	11:39am Mark R from New Paltz: I compiled for myself a collection of cover versions of Move songs . . . that I titled "Re-Do Ya."
	11:39am Jeff: Hey Mark R - I went to SUNY New Paltz starting in the fall of 1971. I fell in love with that place (the town + countryside not the school). I still love it all these years later!
	11:40am Gerry from Miami: I am sure you will get around to playing "Cherry Blossom Clinic" before you're through today. WFMU's Terre T took the name of her show from this record's title.
	🥁 11:42am PT: Will the Sound Guy, Mark R, Kathryn, Jeff: Good Morning!
	11:43am dan: Sounds like early Bee Gees.
	🥁 11:43am PT: @Kathryn, I believe Do Ya was The Move's only charting US single, reaching the lofty perch of #98! I too heard it on WABC AND WKBW in Buffalo.
	🥁 11:44am Brian in UK: Hello Bob & Pete. Pete Frame started Zigzag magazine, one of the first and arguably the best fanzine.
	11:44am coelacanth∅: i thought i could hear the grass grow before, but it was a groundhog chewing on the house
	11:44am Gerry from Miami: There they are slyly slipping the motif from Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" into "Night of Fear."
	11:44am TDK60: Am I right in guessing they were influenced early by The Who and the Mod culture?
	11:45am John L: Love the Move! And I also live in New Paltz. Playing WFMU at work at we speak. Don't tell the boss.
	🥁 11:46am PT: Hey, Brian in UK! We're sure aware of Pete Frame, Zigzag and his Family Trees. Absolutely priceless stuff.
	🥁 11:46am PT: Hey, John L! Too late; your boss has been alerted.
	🥁 11:47am Brian in UK: PT, still got some early copies of Zigzag. First time I saw it was going into a Love gig, early 1970, their first tour here. Arthur Lee on the cover, had to buy it.
	11:48am dan: Flowers In The Rain was the first song to be played on BBC1 radio, so for the 15th Anniversary concert for BBC1 at Hammersmith Odeon, Carl Wayne opened the show with a riveting live version of "Flowers In The Rain". His voice had gotten so much richer in that period of time.
	11:48am Mark R from New Paltz: If the Move were still around I wonder if they'd be trashing Boris Johnson. I'd like to think so.
	11:48am Bob Brainen: Brian, Pete Frame is one of our idols!
	🥁 11:48am wmfromD: This song is 1967.
	🥁 11:49am PT: @coelacanthø: Don't make me spit out my coffee! @TDK60, I think you're on the money re: the Who influence.
	🥁 11:49am chresti: Hi Bob and Pete and braineniacs! My ex was fond of the Move, as a result these songs are quite familiar.
	11:50am dan: @Mark The song would be called "Boring Boris" and it would be sung by Roy Wood with a chorus of boos.
	🥁 11:51am PT: Hello chresti!
	11:51am dan: @Mark And the last lyric would be "Them's The Breaks"
	🥁 11:53am PT: @dan: I'm sure you know that Carl Wayne was Allan Clarke's replacement as the Hollies' vocalist c. 2001. Unfortunately, he passed away before too long, but I thought he was an inspired choice.
	🥁 11:53am Brian in UK: I saw a cartoon the other day of a gravestone with the ambiguous words 'HERE LIES BORIS JOHNSON'
	11:54am dan: @PT One legend replacing another.
	🥁 11:54am Brian in UK: I have a soft spot for Curly!!
	🥁 11:56am Brian in UK: This could be the Idle Race.
	11:57am Gerry from Miami: I'm hearing "Your Mother Should Know" while listening to "Blackberry Way."
	🥁 11:57am Brian in UK: Bob, so pleased to read your comment at 11.48.
	11:57am TDK60: Am I right in guessing they had some paisley pills by '67-'68?
	11:58am dan: I can relate to this song because I learned the recorder in school like everyone did in the NYC Public School system and this song has the recorder as the riff.
	🥁 11:59am PT: @TDK60: "Paisley pills", hah! I've heard that, while several Move members were known to partake, Roy Wood was most definitely NOT one of them, and he wrote the tunes!
	🥁 11:59am Brian in UK: TDK60, no doubt, but you still must have the talent.
	12:00pm Gerry from Miami: I would like to hear Clay Pigeon play his recorder along with "Curly." T'would be nice!
	12:00pm Robbie White: Benny Hill did a good Roy Wood impression
	12:01pm Mark R from New Paltz: For those who may not know the story, my previous reference to Boris Johnson was a reference to their brouhaha with Harold Wilson (and the subsequent lawsuit).
	12:01pm Bob Brainen: Robbie, so did Macca!
	🥁 12:01pm PT: @Robbie White: I completely forgot about that Benny Hill sketch! Benny in Wizzard gear!
	12:02pm TDK60: PT_ Didn't know that @ Wood teetotaler? Yeah Brian-UK talent. / One of the great bass riffs here.
	12:02pm Robbie White: Bob - in the COMING UP video!!! I had forgotten.
	12:02pm dan: Brontosaurus charted in Canada, but in the US. The 1960s had British artists and groups like The Small Faces, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich and Cliff Richard have top hits on the Canadian charts, but hardly make a dent here in the US.
	12:04pm dan: *not in the US
	12:04pm Bob Brainen: Robbie yes! Good fun!!
	12:04pm Robbie White: Dan, that is the case today with Paul Weller. A superstar in the UK and a cult performer here.
	🥁 12:04pm PT: @TDK60: He enjoyed a drop of distilled spirits, so not completely teetotal. I have no inside info on any of this, I should stress!
	12:04pm Gerry from Miami: @dan. I think you meant to type "but NOT in the US."
	12:04pm dan: Here comes the ELO precursor sound.
	12:05pm dan: @Gerry I corrected myself above
	🥁 12:06pm PT: Roy W was a pretty snappy slide player, don't you think? I believe he played it on his lap a la D Gilmour.
	12:06pm Gerry from Miami: I see that, dan! Just keepin' you on your toes! Great show, huh?
	🥁 12:09pm Brian in UK: Saw the Move at my first gig, it was a charity show at the Royal Albert Hall. Gram Parsons last date with the Byrds. There was a girl behind us who would not stop shouting Treveeeer. www.setlist.fm...
	12:10pm Gerry from Miami: "Tonight" sounds like a precursor to the Traveling Wilburys style.
	🥁 12:10pm PT: @Brian in UK: What a memory that must be!
	12:11pm dan: Chinatown sounds like a precursor to 1980s ELO
	🥁 12:12pm Brian in UK: PT it was weird we were seated behind the bands, normally where the orchestra would have been.
	12:13pm Jeff: @Dan - I, too, played the recorder in elementary school in Bklyn in the early ‘60s. I was pretty good. It might’ve been my calling. I should’ve stuck with it
	12:14pm dan: California Man sounds like Rock And Roll Is King
	🥁 12:14pm PT: @Brian in UK: I've noticed in photos that the RAH did that. Madison Square Garden did that too, in fact they still may.
	🥁 12:20pm Brian in UK: Tony Blackburn was the DJ on that day.
	12:20pm TDK60: Wow, Brian in UK -big place for a first show.
	🥁 12:21pm Brian in UK: TDK60 started big & got smaller. Like small venues nowadays.
	🥁 12:21pm (Mr) Bill: Sorry (for myself) I’m late, and glad finally to be here.
	12:22pm Gerry from Miami: Cheap Trick released a single of "California Man," but it didn't chart in the States. Even quoted "Brontosaurus" in the bridge.
	12:25pm dan: 🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸
	12:25pm dan: Rick Price just passed away recently.
	12:33pm dan: I saw ELO at Radio City in 2016 and 10538 Overture was one of the highlights
	🥁 12:34pm PT: @dan: yes he did. RIP Rick Price. Interesting that he and Carl are the only two Move members who have passed away.
	🥁 12:34pm Will the Sound Guy: Bob & Pete are killin it today... I knew a bit of The Move, but not all the stuff you guys played...
	🥁 12:36pm PT: @(Mr) Bill: Never too late!
	12:38pm TDK60: Those early ELO slabs were so heavy.
	12:42pm Gerry from Miami: PT, Roy will be 76 in November, Jeff 75 in December
	12:43pm Dean: Saw ELO three times in the '70s. Opening acts were Little Feat, Steve Hillage, and Widowmaker.
	12:43pm John L: Is it me, or did Cheap Trick cop some of the chords from 10538 Overture for Downed? I know they are fans, so maybe.
	🥁 12:44pm PT: @Gerry from Miami: at my age, 75 and 76 doesn't seem that old!
	12:44pm dan: @John L Not sure, but someone I do know that used the chords of 10538 as the backdrop of their song was Paul Weller with "Changingman"
	12:47pm Gerry from Miami: Hearing a bassoon in this one. Roy?
	12:48pm Gerry from Miami: "Message From the Country" is such a classic! How US radio overlooked it is sinful!
	12:49pm Mark R from New Paltz: Roy's first solo album "Boulders" is an overlooked classic. I believe it was recorded but not released while the Move were still active (altho I could be wrong).
	12:51pm John L: I was looking up how much Move was still in print and it appears almost everything is, except Message From The Country. Both the cd and lp are OOP. That's insane.
	🥁 12:52pm PT: @Mark R: Yes, Boulders was recorded somewhere between 69-71. Prolific!
	🥁 12:52pm Will the Sound Guy: 25 or 6 24 esq bass line in The Words of Aaron...
	🥁 12:54pm PT: @John L: And Message From the Country is unavailable on the streaming services, in the US anyway. Legal issues, I guess.
	12:55pm dan: @PT But it's available on this program in the archives, so who cares about other streaming devices?
	12:56pm Gerry from Miami: @John L. I could believe that US Capitol deleted "Message From the Country." But out of print in Britain as well? Shakin' my head. .
	12:58pm TDK60: "Message"--Maybe needed, a reissue from an outfit like Sundazed Records that specializes in bringing back?
	🥁 12:58pm PT: @John L: I have a 2005 UK reissue of Message, with a few (non-essential) bonus tracks. I guess it wasn't in print for very long.
	1:03pm Jeff: I’m hearing a lot of Phil Spector Wall of Sound influences
	1:03pm dan: Was Wizzard sort of like a Sha Na Na type band?
	1:04pm coelacanth∅: please please me /be my baby
	🥁 1:05pm PT: @dan: Wizzard kind of WERE a Sha Na Na type band, though using Roy's original material.
	1:05pm Gerry from Miami: Anyone got a copy of Roy Wood's second solo album, "Mustard?" I never saw it in the record store racks. Reportedly has his signature dense, heavy sound and a couple of guest vocals from Phil Everly and Anniie Haslam (Renaissance).
	1:06pm dan: @Gerry Phil Everly AND Annie Haslam? How did Roy snag those two?
	🥁 1:07pm wmfromD: There's a neat version of Beautiful Daughter performed on Colour Me Pop.
	1:07pm Gerry from Miami: "Shazam," another album for the ages!
	1:08pm JCM: Just reading a book on ELO that I bought at Barnes and Noble.
	🥁 1:09pm Will the Sound Guy: 🐸 🐸 🐸
	1:11pm dan: All this time, I thought that was Roy Wood that sang Beautiful Daughter
	1:18pm Dean: David Fricke in Rolling Stone, Nov. 29, 2007: "British singer-guitarist-songwriter Roy Wood was still in the Move and some years from co-founding the Electric Light Orchestra when he completed his solo debut in 1969. Issued in 1973, Boulders (Harvest) was an all-me feat that, in the making, predated Paul McCartney's all-solo bow in 1970."
	1:25pm Dean: In an interview published in The Word, Jan. 2012, Wood states, "I recorded Boulders in 1969." I'll forward article to you, BB.
	🥁 1:25pm PT: @Dean: Nice find! Really, Boulders pre-dated McCartney and Emitt Rhodes AND Todd Rundgren in the one-man-band area.
	1:26pm Bob Brainen: JCM, how is that book? And does the Move get much mention?
	1:26pm TDK60: Pete Townshend picked up the guitar smash ideas after he went to art school in London where Gustave Metzger taught about auto-destruction. The era of the piano drop, etc.
	🥁 1:26pm PT: @Dean: I LOVED The Word! I'm sure I still have that issue.
	1:27pm Bob Brainen: The amount of music, songs & sounds coming out of Roy at that time was absolutely astounding!
	1:27pm Dean: Can't say I'd heard of it until today. It's a good interview.
	🥁 1:27pm PT: @TDK60: Gustave Metzger, yes! I was close, anyway.
	1:28pm TDK60: (sorry Gustav; no 'e'.)
	1:31pm Gerry from Miami: "Forever" could be a Beach Boys song! Who is singing back-up vocals? Carl Wilson?
	🥁 1:32pm PT: @Gerry from Miami: all vocals Roy! I think I read that Forever was supposed to be a Neil Sedaka/Carl Wilson mashup.
	1:33pm dan: Roy Wood in Beach Boys territory
	1:33pm Gerry from Miami: Roy does a damn good Carl, that's for sure!
	1:35pm Andrew in Toronto: @TDK Thanks for that.
	1:36pm Gerry from Miami: Wood and Brian Wilson would have been an epic pairing. Still not too late!
	1:39pm Gerry from Miami: "Cherry Blossom Clinic(Revisited)" on deck?
	1:40pm Dean: Oct. 4, 1971, Rolling Stone review by John Mendelsohn of Moving On and Message From the Country, proclaims that the group "at various times are decidedly Creamy and Beatlish and Byrdsish and just slightly Bonzo Doggy..." He concludes, "Don't deprive yourself of them for another instant."
	1:42pm John L: Ah, after a bit more research and I found a budget 5 disc Roy Wood set that included Message From The Country, the first ELO, Boulders, Wizzard's Brew and On The Road Again.
	1:42pm Gerry from Miami: @Dean. Don't miss the upcoming "re-debut" of Creem Magazine. Great stuff!
	1:44pm Dean: Well, this is Bonzo Doggy, isn't it?
	1:46pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for another awesome show Bob and Pete!!
	1:48pm Mark R from New Paltz: Nice 'stack o vocals'
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: i gotta move on Thanks Bob! Thanks Pete! tchau
	1:49pm dan: Great show Bob and Pete
	1:49pm Brian: @Gerry from Miami. Roy Wood DID play on "It's OK" on 15 Big Ones
	1:49pm WR: Marvelous to hear the isolated vocals on Night Of Fear!
	1:51pm Gerry from Miami: "Cherry Blossom Clinic" will have to wait, I guess.
	1:51pm Jeff: Thanks Bob + Pete!
	1:52pm Mark R from New Paltz: The Move based their "Zing" on the Coasters' version, replete with the bass vocals
	1:53pm Dean: Pretty sure I first heard "Zing" on Judy's Carnegie Hall album.
	1:53pm WR: "Cherry Blossom Clinic" is the opening theme song for a program on the Rock n Soul WFMU stream. Terre T, Wednesday at 6pm.
	🥁 1:53pm Will the Sound Guy: Thank you Bob & Pete!!! Great show, be well everyone!!!
	1:55pm TDK60: "Kilroy was here." I saw a documentary on that--I think it started as a hobo graffiti on freight rail cars, in the US West. / Thanks Bob & Pete.
	1:58pm Mark R from New Paltz: Some originals or versions the Move nicked: THE MOVE’s Record Collection 1. Hello Susie AMEN CORNER [recorded and released before The Move’s version: 1969] 2. Fields of People ARS NOVA [1968] 3. Don’t Make My Baby Blue FRANKIE LAINE [1963] (the original) 4. Last Thing On My Mind TOM PAXTON [1964] 5. Weekend EDDIE COCHRAN [1959] 6. Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart THE COASTERS [1958] 7. It’ll Be Me JERRY LEE LEWIS [1957] 8. Somethin’ Else EDDIE COCHRAN [1959] 9. Don’t Make My Baby Blue THE SHADOWS [1964] (version known by The Move?)
	1:58pm Gerry from Miami: @WR. Check my post from earlier in the show at 11:40. I'll just throw my copy of the "Shazam" LP on the turntable. Later, everybody. Super tribute, BOB and PT!
	🥁 1:58pm wmfromD: Great great show Bob and Pete!
	1:59pm Mark R from New Paltz: Great show, guys
	🥁 2:00pm PT: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone! I (we) had a blast!
	2:06pm WR: @Gerry from Miami, sorry, had not kept up with all the comments. Bob and PT, thanks so much.
	6:11pm Wendy S: As usual, thanks for the education and development of appreciation for a group I wasn’t very familiar with. Also, this show led me to listen to the first ELO album. What a great listen!
	10:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJs BB & PT ~

Bob Brainen: Playlist from July 9, 2022

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