WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 21, 2022

Listener comments!
	10:51am Uncle Michael: www.discogs.com...
	11:58am Aaron in Minneapolis: UNCLE!!
	12:00pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Hello, UM and Dinks!
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: Aaron! Hopey!
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: Every doggone thing!
	12:02pm chresti: Hi Uncle Michael hinky dinky show!
	12:02pm dan: Good afternoon all
	12:02pm Asheville Jon: ready for some hinky and even more dinky!
	🛒 12:02pm Brian in UK: Uncle
	12:02pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Doug! Oops thats Michael's line
	12:02pm Roberto: Streamin' like a boss!
	12:02pm wenzo toad: How goes it UM
	12:02pm StringOFperils: The reverb of renoun! UM!
	12:04pm TDK60: Howdy DJ UM!
	12:04pm dan: Is there 3 hours worth of versions of Hinky-Dinky Parlay Voo you're playing?
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Doug! chresti! dan! Jon! BiUK! Roberto! wenzo! SOp! TDK! Yes dan...you guessed it!
	12:05pm doctorjazz: Hi UM, Dinks and Hinks! You did get a bunch of these 10 inch rocords, no?
	12:05pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Dan, he loves us too much to do that
	12:06pm dan: @UM I was almost being facetious, but knowing you, it can go either way.
	12:06pm spodiodi: Hinky-Dinky Parlay Voo? fancy good morning, UM and all!
	12:06pm Jeff Golick: 'allo.
	12:07pm dan: Guess not, and I'm relieved because I would've tuned out.
	12:07pm TDK60: Now I know, you do have 78 RPM on those turntables! But what about 16 RPM?
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Doc! spodi! Jeff!
	12:10pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Since he moved, he can't do the above shot of the turntables, I liked that from years past.
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: I could do it.
	12:13pm chresti: I see a camera by the window. Where's Lucas?
	🛒 12:14pm Phillippe: What's up?
	12:14pm johnk77: lenco made a variable speed turntable that included 16 rpm
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: phillippe! john!
	12:15pm Marie: Hey UM, hey folks!
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Marie!
	12:15pm chresti: Here kitty kitty!
	🛒 12:17pm Phillippe: Perfect music for lying around on the davenport, blowing smoke rings at the ceiling from my smoldering Chesterfield
	12:17pm KWilde: Good afternoon!
	12:17pm phat in lincoln: Boy my mom had a crush on Billy Eckstine
	12:18pm phat in lincoln: Hi!
	12:18pm Marie: People just don't seem to use that word, "tingle", that often these days
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: KWilde! phat!
	12:19pm chresti: The davenport, perfect!
	🛒 12:19pm Phillippe: Hey chresti, how are you? Handing out racquets and balls?
	12:19pm johnk77: @um selecter thanx for the link at the top lots of audio evolution in the 1940s
	12:20pm TDK60: Great tunes for puffing on a Lucky Strike while reading Life in the doc's waiting room.
	🛒 12:20pm Phillippe: Sharing a pack with the doctor, most likely TDK60
	12:23pm chresti: Hi PHilllipppe! Naw, dinking around the kitchen.
	🛒 12:23pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Howdy everybody!
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie!
	12:25pm phat in lincoln: I still miss smoking. I don't miss drinking. But I miss smoking almost every day.
	12:26pm Roberto: Keep missing it, phat! Better than the alternative.
	12:28pm phat in lincoln: @Roberto most definitely. But the act of smoking was a pleasure. The aftereffects, were not.
	12:28pm Artie: Ch-hamp. Greetings, Hinklers!
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: Artie!
	12:31pm chresti: I used to love smoking while watching b&w movies with characters that were smoking
	🛒 12:33pm Phillippe: ha chresti, I first read that as "drinking around the kitchen", and I'm thinking "jeez, it's only 9:30 there..."
	12:33pm TDK60: Good for you, phat. I've been trying to get my brother to stop smoking for years, to no avail. He's 65 now. / Chresti, watching those old '20s-'30s-'40s flicks is fun. Golly, it seemed most folks smoked and drank hard. Or, the actors did. Hee...
	12:36pm phat in lincoln: It gets no more hip than Slim G.
	12:36pm StringOFperils: Remember seeing films in a theatre, where you didn't even have to light up to smoke a cigarette? How many plot-lines did I lose while getting lost in the blue tentacles of smoke writhing in the light rays from the projector?
	12:38pm adamdoesit: Hi Uncle Macarooney, baked acetaters, B/W crew, FLAC flaks, and flexidisc freaks.
	🛒 12:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hey FMUvianz ! Hope we having a good ♀︎Freya'sday - & no jive....
	🛒 12:41pm Phillippe: Never actually smoked cigarettes (well, tobacco cigarettes) so nothing to miss. Don't miss the alcohol either, though that relationship was pretty damn intimate
	12:44pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I miss socializing in bars more than the drinking itself.
	12:44pm johnk77: lionel hampton & orchestra was 1 of my late father's favorite live acts of the 1930s they played out a lot in nyc
	🛒 12:46pm Phillippe: can't remember the last time I was in a bar doing bar things. 10 years maybe?
	12:46pm Roberto: Don't drink, don't smoke. What do I do?
	12:47pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Most of my flexis are from FlexiPop magazine.
	🛒 12:47pm Phillippe: goody two goody two
	12:47pm doctorjazz: Great tune, this Cheap Trick!
	12:47pm Roberto: C'est moi.
	12:47pm dan: Is the common link live performances that are more popular than the studio versions
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: adam! Rev! not exactly, dan
	12:49pm johnk77: these cheap trick live recordings from early on were widely praised for their sonics within the entermainment industry at that time drums solid guitar tones epic
	🛒 12:49pm Phillippe: I gotta put this down as one of my top 3 favorite live records of all time, and I'm hard pressed to name the other 2.
	12:49pm egould: Cheap Trick ‘live’. I guarantee that was not live. That’s studio magic there. Still awesome though. Hi Uncle Michael!
	12:49pm Feldy: I didn't know other shows did the live Twitch stream. Fun to see the process of running the show
	12:50pm Dean: Reminds me to dig out my Japanese issue Budokan vinyl.
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: you'd be wrong, egould Feldy!
	12:51pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I have such fond memories of the thrill of finding the Japanese import of Live at Budokan at Tower Records back in the day.
	12:51pm phat in lincoln: Listen closely and you'll hear the bass player ask "what key, what key?" In this Stevie track.
	12:51pm Dean: Audience participation? I was working in a record store at the time. We made sure we all got a copy.
	🛒 12:52pm Phillippe: I might put the Little Feat live record up there with the best
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: I had to track down the Japanese issue...then they released here. That was NOT the plan (min or Epic's).
	12:52pm Feldy: Hello Uncle Micheal!
	🛒 12:52pm Alvy Singer: Hi Uncle Michael. If you haven't already, check out the new book about Cheap Trick called, " This Band Has No Past". Those boys really paid their dues in the club circuit.
	12:53pm phat in lincoln: The piano player gives him the key by playing the chords.
	🛒 12:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yes - StevieWonder with a harmonica kicks the ass of you & all your musical equipment...
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: Alvy! It's on my to-read list.
	12:53pm Dean: That was my thought, too, Phillippe. But I know for a fact that Lowell dubbed some solos on that one. Allman Brothers at Fillmore East? I'm fond of Michael Stanley Band's Stage Pass and Outlaws' live album.
	12:54pm johnk77: cheap trick live delivered the goods back in the day hard for the foh guy to get a good mix in the old phoenix coliseum or wherever agree w/feat recording quality quite high withing context of times warner guys were closely involved
	12:54pm Uncle Michael: Lowell overdubbed guitar and vocals on WFC. The new 8-disc set includes three complete, un-overdubbed concerts from the recordings for the albu,
	🛒 12:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MichelShelley will be all about the CheapTrick tomorrow reportedly. ...& here's Richie opening Woodstock before the electric bands were set up enuff...
	12:55pm dan: These are probably just live recordings released on single, that's the common link.
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: that's it, dan
	🛒 12:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: CheapTrick *book
	🛒 12:55pm Phillippe: Damn, hadn't thought of theMichael Stanley Band in years! Love those guys, very underappreciated
	12:56pm Dean: I have that LF box, too. It's lovely. I've told my WFC story. Met the engineer, who ran a stereo store blocks from my house. Neat guy.
	12:56pm johnk77: at the feat gig at santa cruz county teddy templeman played perc for feat live and waronker & titleman helped w/foh!
	12:57pm dan: Richie Havens made this song up as he went along on the Woodstock stage because he ran out of songs earlier than usual.
	12:57pm TDK60: My dad took me to see Havens in late '66, during Richie's "debut" residency (that lasted a few weeks I think) at the legendary Cafe Au Go Go in Greenwich Village. Front row seat. Intense folk for sure.
	12:57pm coelacanth∅: 'morning Uncle M and all
	12:57pm RevWaldo: Never caught on why Cheap Trick's audience was screaming "dying dying dying" until hearing the widely ignored studio version
	12:57pm coelacanth∅: Great song
	12:58pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, UM! Been listening while cooking up some grub and tidying up the kitchen.
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: There's also a 2002 2-disc expanded WFC with previously unreleased songs...that have no overdubs. Ironic, since the original WFC CD issue left tracks from the double album off.
	12:58pm dan: @RevWaldo That's what the audience was saying? I thought it was some inaudible Japanese words.
	12:58pm Webhamster Henry: Richie Havens was kind of pushed on stage at Woodstock and had to hold off the crowd for a long time. "As the festival’s first performer, he held the crowd for nearly three hours. In part, Havens was told to continue playing, because many artists scheduled to perform after him were delayed in reaching the festival location with highways at a virtual standstill. He was called back for several encores. Having run out of tunes, he improvised a song based on the old spiritual Motherless Child that became Freedom."
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: coel! Waldo! Rich!
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: Henry!
	🛒 12:59pm Phillippe: Gotta hop off for a Zoom meeting. No more good songs until I get back, ok UM?
	🛒 12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 16 years old I took more acid than I understood yet to watch the Woodstock film in public ...RichieHavems opens the damned thing - & he's so intense he melts my ass to a puddle completely straight out the gate ...four days later Lennon's shot. Ah those were the days...
	1:00pm Roberto: tel kiti NO BITE
	1:01pm Feldy: @johnk77, I'm trying to find info about if Cheap Trick played at Arizona Veterans Coliseum, which is five blocks from my house. Jimi Hendrix played there.
	1:02pm Dean: Saw LF in Anaheim when they opened for ELO, but I only relatively recently acquired many of their records, including a MoFi remaster, vinyl, of WFC.
	1:02pm dan: Just bookmarked Lonnie Donegan's episode on the Irish Rovers' variety show. Wanna bet this song was performed.
	1:02pm egould: Fair enough, UM. Not the first time I’ve been wrong. Or the last.
	🛒 1:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: + ThuhHOOTZ +
	1:03pm RevWaldo: @dan Yup! Guess it was a hit in Japan before the live version caught fire stateside
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: Just remember, being wrong here is my job.
	1:03pm johnk77: i worked w/ a # of bands that supported cheap trick live late 70s->80s it might have been tucson? or a big college gig?
	1:04pm Spinning Giant: Yes!! Ain't no cure... F-ing snow coming up here anyday now - FAR too soon!!!
	1:04pm Uncle Michael: There was so much demand for the Japanese import, it forced Epic's hand. It was a weird thing, for that import to be their breakout record.
	🛒 1:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: With all respect - Bonzo did not Drum like this.
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: gratuitous key change!
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: nobody drummed like that...or like Bonzo
	1:05pm doctorjazz: Cool single, haven't heard this version! (is there an non-gratuitous key change?)
	1:05pm Rich in Washington: This is hilarious: I'm watching a FB video from my favorite local record store - the guy posts himself flipping through his new-to-the-store bins - and Live At Leeds is there, from which this single is extracted if I am not mistaken.
	1:06pm Dean: Krupa?
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: That it is, Rich. It wasn't supposed to be.
	1:07pm efd: I am here and listening. Wearing low-heeled sneakers, though.
	1:08pm Listening Out There: I am here...mostly...
	1:08pm dan: Jerry Lee Lewis was recently inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. He was too sick to attend so presenter Kris Kristofferson delivered the award personally to him.
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: efd! the last part of today's show is pretty much for you. LOT!
	🛒 1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Was Leeds (a mere school auditorium! ...ok a big one) - but the 'Heaven & Hell' on back the Studio version pretty sure. Which wouldn't be awful to hear...
	1:08pm StringOFperils: How are you feeling, EFD? Alive and well and totally recovered?
	1:08pm efd: oh boy!
	1:09pm efd: @String all of those, just waiting for the testing to reflect same.
	1:09pm Dean: Dylan's Budokan was recorded in Feb./Mar. '78, CT's in April.
	1:09pm Rich in Washington: I got to see Jerry Lee Lewis sometime in the mid-eighties at my county fair. He was amazing. I don't think the hillbillies who usually queued up for the country acts knew what to make of his performance.
	1:09pm StringOFperils: Good to hear. :)
	🛒 1:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There is a Studio version of SummertimeBlues by TheWho - that much I know...
	1:12pm dan: The Budokan was originally designed to be a martial arts hall. When The Beatles were the first music act to play the venue, a lot of Japanese traditionalists saw it as a desecration of the Japanese martial arts.
	🛒 1:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'We're not trying to disrespect anything ...anyway - we're just as Traditional'... - Macca
	1:14pm egould: It’s raining here in western WA. Thank you Jesus. Please rain for weeks. Cant wait to go for some nice long runs in Ballard this weekend. Cool, wet. No forest fire soot burning my eyes and lungs.
	1:16pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Epic absolutely had no plans to do a US release of Live at Budokan, but it was getting so much airplay on FM radio they realized they were losing out to the import sales.
	1:16pm phat in lincoln: The live version of The Faces doing Maybe I'm Amazed is freakin' incredible.
	1:16pm Marie: I love this. Great show!
	1:16pm johnk77: look like cheap trick took it to another level touring around 1977 that year they supported queen, kinks, runaways + other kool bands
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: it is, phat! Thanks, Marie!
	1:18pm dan: Here are some predictions: Elton John - Candle In The Wind (live with Melbourne Symphony) Anything from Frampton Comes Alive or Kinks One For The Road
	1:18pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh dang, the 1976 Wings Over America tour. Saw the SF show at the Cow Palace and recorded it on a tape recorder hidden in my backpack. Still have the tape!
	1:18pm Alex In Illinois: Hi y'all. Been listening since Doug's show
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: one of those is right, dan
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: Alex!
	1:20pm phat in lincoln: The snare sound on this Wings track is nigh unto heavenly.
	1:20pm johnk77: showco did live sound north america for wings at that point
	🛒 1:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always interesting to consider taking Lennon up on his early 1970s suggestion that if one wished to know what TheBeatles would've continued to be like - just play the Solo records together. Perhaps an album opener right here...
	🛒 1:22pm dutchtheo: Hello Uncle and the HDT In Crowd!
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: TAY-O!
	🛒 1:23pm Alvy Singer: @Uncle Michael--There is no way "Rock and Roll All Nite" by KISS is gonna make the set right? Right??
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: there's pretty much no way, Alvy
	1:24pm Jeff Golick: But what if I want to party ev-er-ree night?
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: ev-er-ee day?
	1:26pm Jeff Golick: Oh, yes: day. Carry on!
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: My Wayward Son? No live single...sorry.
	1:26pm StringOFperils: This has Rhodes Scholar written all over it...must be rough
	1:26pm johnk77: 08/22/77 cheap trick supported kiss at vets coliseum phoenix sadly i was not there worked that venue earlier that year
	1:28pm Feldy: Thanks for finding that, johnk77!
	1:31pm Dean: Cheap Trick, Whisky, 1977. I made it to this show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq41FtXtWVo Might just have to order this: https://realgonemusic.com/products/cheap-trick-live-at-the-whisky-1977-limited-4-cd-set
	🛒 1:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Somehow for all the records he sold Frampton doesn't leave me with overexposure sickness like too much of the 1970s.
	1:32pm prudy: good day to all...Comes Alive still a great live recording despite the dis it receives from music snobs..
	1:32pm StringOFperils: Maybe it was regional, but this song became the aural wallpaper of 1976...it was maddeningly inescapable where I was
	🛒 1:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mighta said different then...
	1:33pm efd: way!
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: prudy!
	1:33pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Kiss! UM, I just laughed out loud.
	1:33pm prudy: string of pearls...same where I was...
	1:33pm listener Rey: Hi Uncle M, Working and lurking but had to come on and say what a good show this is. Yeah, that Frampton song WAS everywhere!
	1:33pm Jeff Golick: Wait a sec
	🛒 1:34pm Alvy Singer: All hail Hinky Dinky Time!
	1:34pm RevWaldo: ??? Can't we do both ???
	🛒 1:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kiss seems great ...for like the first half of the song.
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: Rey!
	1:34pm Dean: I wanna rock 'n' roll all nite and take a nap every day.
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: I hear that, Dean.
	🛒 1:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& back & forth...
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: Party on, Funk.
	1:37pm johnk77: @dean thanx for the link mc rodney say cheap trick is from chicago?!;> saved on watch later
	1:38pm phat in lincoln: My 12:30 zoom meeting was cancelled, so I get to enjoy the Bay state's finest.
	1:39pm dan: J. Geils Band are still not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. What gives?????
	1:39pm StringOFperils: Magic Dick. Nice harp, shame about the moniker.
	1:40pm phat in lincoln: @dan I mean...
	1:40pm Dean: Same venue?
	1:41pm efd: both recorded in Detroit? (that's a wild guess)
	🛒 1:41pm Alvy Singer: Cobo Hall recordings??
	1:42pm prudy: agreed UM...
	1:43pm Dean: Just goes to show you that Kiss should have worked with Moroder.
	1:43pm Hopey Sockmonkey: They were not a great 80s band. Saw U2 open for them in SF.
	1:43pm The Oscar: As a former Boston record store clerk, I could tell you STORIES, and also attest that Peter Wolf still spends a lot of time disc-digging.
	1:45pm Dean: Saw Frampton live that year, third on a roster of four acts: Gentle Giant, Gary Wright, Frampton, Yes. Anaheim Stadium.
	1:46pm johnk77: i worked arizona old vets early 1977 with steve miller band /norton buffalo stampede sold out in advance not good for audio j geils known for live shows back in day females at rock shows seems good discussed @dean's 2nd link above about cheap trick at whisky
	1:49pm Dean: "You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)" surprise b-side
	1:49pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Time to get out your Big Shoes!
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: Hopey, I have on big socks. Does that count?
	1:50pm dan: @Dean 1:45 That's my kind of show. The best of prog and arena rock.
	1:50pm dan: Maggie May is probably going to be one of the upcoming songs.
	1:50pm Webhamster Henry: I'd doing my little Pee-Wee Herman dance here.
	🛒 1:51pm WR: Really, would Tecate have had the same pizzazz as Tequila does.
	1:51pm Dean: It was a long, loud day. My first and last festival if you don't count The Tubes at CSU Fullerton It was so-called festival seating, which led to vandalism, smashing the venue's windows, etc.
	🛒 1:51pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello HinkyDinky Woild! Never saw J Geils but listened to a great live show on WPLJ in the 70s. First few LPs were superb.
	1:52pm Fuzzy: Na-Na Hey-Hey UM and everybody! Digging it!
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: I'm thinking that Maggie May is a pretty good record that I've heard as many times as I'll ever need to...and then a few more times on top of that.
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: WR! Fuzzy!
	1:54pm Rich in Washington: yay! It's finally raining up here! Last week at this time we were uncomfortably close to the bugout zone for a nearby wildfire.
	1:54pm Dean: This Salt-N-Pepa spontaneously erupts in the space between my ears for no fathomable reason. My poor kids wonder what the hell I'm going on about.
	🛒 1:56pm Alvy Singer: Maybe The Model by Kraftwerk might show up in this set.
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: I think it's self-explanatory.
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: It could, Alvy.
	1:57pm Dean: Maybe I meant they wonder why the hell I'm going on about it.
	1:57pm Feldy: Good news, Rich! It even rained here in AZ last week so my winter grass could grow
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: how bad was the stream hiccup? I've been live for 6 minutes, apparently. It reset...
	🛒 1:58pm Alvy Singer: No way I'm going two for two today Uncle Michael. :) First KISS and now possibly Kraftwerk.
	1:58pm Dean: Then I'll segue to "Voi che sapete," which confuses matters. I heard a two second blip, that's all.
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: I can live with that.
	🛒 2:01pm KevinfromBayRidge: It bumped me off TuneIn on my receiver. I just had to reset.
	2:01pm Uncle Michael: Kevin!
	2:02pm Uncle Michael: "you know you hold the key" this could ba an answer song to "I Will Survive" if not for the inconvenient chronology.
	2:04pm johnk77: just a few seconds pause then picked back up at same point tunein via heos here
	🛒 2:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Slight 1970s overexposure allergy with this Spinners ...but the fineness of the Arrangement - every little sound - tiny bits of cymbal...
	2:06pm TDK60: Really? This Stevie was a B-side initially?
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: Would I lie?
	🛒 2:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 BYrdS <3 [GeneClark]
	2:08pm TDK60: UM: I'm sorta scolding in retrospect the suits at Motown!
	🛒 2:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...because the well-rewarded 'experts' @ the record labels are never wrong... ... ...
	2:08pm adamdoesit: I hate having to sign off while the hits keep coming, but a schedule's a schedule I guess. Thanks for the spins, UM. Beautiful stuff.
	2:09pm Uncle Michael: see ya, adam. Thanks!
	2:09pm TDK60: Got to see the Byrds w/Clark does this in Newark, '65.
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: Christ...you're old.
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: Unless you mean on Youtube...
	🛒 2:10pm Phillippe: Ok, what did I miss?
	🛒 2:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Two sides competing with each other could be a thing with Singles, however. B-Sides of course often more interesting when they let their hair down & stop trying so hard to be Popular...
	2:11pm doctorjazz: Killer B's! (that Byrds was a favorite on one of my 1st LP's, The Byrds Greatest Hits)
	2:11pm TDK60: Yeah, I'm ancient. Going on 37. No, it was the Syria Theatre, Newark during their Turn! Turn! Turn! period. The Dillards opened.
	2:11pm doctorjazz: Great 1 note solo on the Beach Boys track!
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: All of these eventually were released as A-sides.
	🛒 2:12pm Phillippe: Oh man, I missed Green Onions! That's my Inner Brain song that plays in my head when I'm strolling around downtown!
	🛒 2:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Those f*cking backing Vocals are just like surfgliding. Ftw.
	2:12pm dan: The record companies really were way off in thinking these songs were B-Side material
	🛒 2:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kids in the 1950s tore sh*t up for the Comets.
	2:14pm Dean: The Fall's "Repetition" was a b-side...
	2:14pm doctorjazz: Hey Man!
	2:15pm phat in lincoln: The only problem I have with Suffragette City is those backup vocals are not mixed well.
	2:15pm dan: Ziggy Stardust needs to be a Broadway musical
	🛒 2:15pm Alvy Singer: Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five by Paul McCartney and Wings wasn't as big as Band on The Run, but it was a damn good B-Side.
	🛒 2:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TDK60 - recently saw someone assert the early ByrdS were not good Live. They were no past masters @ rawking clubs like TheBeatles - but others say different ...sometimes...
	2:17pm dan: Mick Ronson does not get enough for the piano work he did on the entire Ziggy Stardust album, filling the void left by Rick Wakeman.
	2:17pm Dean: Speaking of record sides, wasn't Cheap Trick's first album sides 1 and A?
	2:18pm johnk77: cheap trick on don kirshner 20 minutes from 1977 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQDc9loiFuk
	🛒 2:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ronson much more than a thoroughly bitchen Post-JeffBeck Gittarist. Very very musical.
	2:19pm Uncle Michael: Not in Japan, Dean.
	🛒 2:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: BucketGottaHole ? ...oi. Bury a Genius why doncha.
	🛒 2:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like Lennon got the B-Sides all the time... Now we have whole Genres for gloomy & grumpy people...
	2:20pm Dean: Curious. Was it Heaven Tonight? I know! I'll check! Yep, the US issue 1/A (or A/1?): https://www.discogs.com/master/116828-Cheap-Trick-Cheap-Trick
	2:21pm doctorjazz: Hard to think of I'm So Lonesome...as a B side (true of most of these, but especially...)
	2:22pm TDK60: Revrabbit @ 2:16: I heard rumors listeners have been dissing the Byrds' early live shows. I am still here to say, they were incredible when I saw them in '65 & '66. I saw duo McGuinn/Clark in the '70s -good too.
	🛒 2:22pm KevinfromBayRidge: Bumped off agin!
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: yep. briefly?
	🛒 2:23pm KevinfromBayRidge: Reset in seconds.
	2:24pm johnk77: speaking of bowie keyboardists roy young played piano & farfisa on low, the played w/ronson later he was quite the card sharp
	🛒 2:26pm KevinfromBayRidge: TDK60. I heartily concur in regards to the 70s. Saw them at StonyBrook .I think they were the headliner. Other bands were Mahavishnu and BOC.
	2:27pm Dean: Was thinking I could make a funny by highlighting the b-side to "We Built This City," prompted by Joe McGasko's "hate set" on Monday morning. It's an instrumental. But I learned that WBTC was composed (ahem) by Bernie Taupin-Martin Page-Dennis Lambert-Peter Wolf. Huh?!
	2:28pm TDK60: Darn, I was hopin' it would be a 16 RPM set of partee albums. (Trini Lopez, the like.)
	2:28pm johnk77: different peter wolf but cool guy german played chroma keyboard
	2:28pm Dean: Thanks, johnk77. Whew, close one.
	2:29pm TDK60: KevinfromBayRidge- what a show that musta been, and loud!
	2:30pm efd: wonder if I'll have any other of these flexis besides this one...
	🛒 2:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Second that Huh?! ...too many cooks methinketh.
	2:30pm johnk77: sorry peter wolf is austrian still alive the 1 gig i did live sound with him i found him a good collaborator
	2:31pm Uncle Michael: keep me posted, efd
	2:32pm dan: There's about 30 Flexidiscs from Trouser Press, I take it you're playing about a third of them.
	2:33pm efd: will have to update you post-show! Keep doing what you're doing!
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: I'm playing them till the end of the show.
	🛒 2:35pm KevinfromBayRidge: Any cereal boxes in our near future?
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: I could eat a bowl.
	2:39pm johnk77: holly was bigger in uk & europe til she got deported back to usa where she found management w/ gary kurfirst and producers shadow morton & richie gotteher!
	2:39pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oooo, I had a couple of back of cereal box flexis! The only one I can remember is a Bobby Sherman one.
	🛒 2:40pm Franco Twinkie: In my life I have told many girls to shut up, and it's gotten me nowhere.
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Mac is the maven. wfmu.org...
	2:44pm TDK60: Japan still sounds "quirky" -as they used to say.
	2:47pm doctorjazz: Mojo magazine still includes music, but on a CD included with the magazine.
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: Not a radio-friendly pledge-shifter.
	2:47pm Webhamster Henry: Not a bad selection of Trouser Press Pressings.
	2:48pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh yeah, The Psychedelic Furs "Dumb Waiters" 45 cover! I do still have that.
	2:49pm johnk77: peter wolf the composer of wbtc was in group 87 w/terrry bozzio, etc. great work today selecter
	2:49pm Webhamster Henry: MAC has lots and lots and lots more flexis and other ephemeral records.
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: These XTC tracks were b-sides on the Senses Working Overtime 12"
	2:49pm johnk77: mac roolz
	🛒 2:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Worked in a periodical mailing factory - seen my share of that 'magazine snot' they glue things onto them with ...still should like to subscribe to MOJO again ...even if perhaps no longer The Latest Thing (?) ...FMUvianz have expressed enthusiasm for other MusoPeriodicals ...whose names I forgot right quick...
	2:51pm Hopey Sockmonkey: This Mac list is jarring some memories loose.
	2:51pm chresti: I know someone who was in Holly and the Italians
	🛒 2:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...think I may have subscribed to TrouserPress a smidge later than one should have...
	🛒 2:53pm WR: Thank you, Uncle Michael. Knocked some cobwebs and dust out of the corners of my memories today. Cheers. Laters all.
	2:53pm TDK60: What's "MAC," "Mac," "mac"?
	2:53pm Uncle Michael: See ya, WR!
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Michael A Cumella, great DJ...missed greatly on the air.
	2:55pm johnk77: mac is a dj https://wfmu.org/playlists/AP
	2:55pm johnk77: mac has done live shows he is great
	2:56pm TDK60: Oh yeah, the old phonograph show. Dug that.
	🛒 2:56pm Phillippe: Thanks UM!
	2:57pm doctorjazz: End of the road, loved the show, thanks UM!
	2:58pm TDK60: Muchly thanking for groovy emanations from hipster haven, Lawrence, Uncle Michael, DJ.
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: Gonna finish with this Hiatt.
	2:59pm dan: @UM Perfect way to finish off this great show.
	2:59pm Feldy: Thanks Uncle Micheal! Great show
	2:59pm spodiodi: thanks, UM! great show!
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks UM!
	3:00pm Dean: Sounds like Hiatt listened to Dave Edmunds or vice versa.
	🛒 3:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Truly a kick. ~ TY Always DJ UM ~
	🛒 3:01pm WR: I hear that too, Dean.
	3:01pm still b/p: And sounds like Huey Lewis listened to Hiatt. Missed 99.4% of what looks like Sets of Pleasure today. 'Eyyy, thatsa PLAYLIST!
	3:02pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Incredible show, UM! I'll be revisiting it in the archives for sure.
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: TYDJ!
	3:02pm johnk77: lewis listened to xtc!
	🛒 3:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yay CoverChain
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: bye! thanks!
	3:04pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I'm Latin and I still hear Les Nesmen's pronunciation of Rodrigues in my head to this day.
	3:09pm RevWaldo: Great show!
	3:19pm coelacanth∅: Thanks UM!
	6:40pm efd: As it turns out the number of TP flexis I have is zero! The OMD flexi that I have is not the Trouser Press one.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 21, 2022

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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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October 21, 2022: Show #463: "Single Going Steady; October Hellraiser celebration of songs expected to stand on their own two feet."

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
Cosmopolitan Dance Orchestra	Hinky-Dinky Parlay Voo	shellac 10" (b/w Someday You Will Miss Me)	Radiex	unk.	0:02:51 (Pop-up)
Bob Sandy (and) The Rhythm Rangers	You All Come	shellac 10" (b-side to Bimbo)	Tops	1954	0:05:54 (Pop-up)
Ferlin Husky	How Much Are You Mine	shellac 10" (b-side to You'll Die A Thousand Deaths)	Capitol	1953	0:08:11 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway and his Orchestra	The Honeydripper	shellac 10" (b/w If This Isn't Love)	Columbia	1945	0:10:32 (Pop-up)
Julia Lee And Her Boyfriends	I'll Get Along Somehow	shellac 10" (b/w Young Girl's Blues)	Capitol	1947	0:13:32 (Pop-up)
Billy Eckstine Orchestra conducted by Russ Case	I Wanna Be Loved	shellac 10" (b/w Stardust)	MGM	1950	0:16:03 (Pop-up)
Lena Horne/ Phil Moore Conducting	Frankie And Johnny Part 1	shellac 10" (b/w Frankie And Johnny Part 2)	Black & White	1947	0:18:58 (Pop-up)
The Fontane Sisters	Rollin' Stone	shellac 10" (b-side to Playmates)	Dot	1953	0:23:20 (Pop-up)
Lena Horne/Phil Moore Conducting	Frankie And Johnny Pt. 2				0:25:14 (Pop-up)
Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra	I'm In The Mood For Swing	shellac 10" (b-side to Shoe Shiners Drag)	Victor	1938	0:27:08 (Pop-up)
Mickey Katz and His Orchestra	Sin	shellac 10" (b-side to Herring Boats)	Capitol	1952	0:29:59 (Pop-up)
Slim Gailard Trio/Tiny Brown, Dodo Mamarosa, Zutty Singleton	Ya Ha Ha	shellac 10" (b/w Ding Dong Oreeney)	4 Star	1946	0:32:03 (Pop-up)
The Globe Trotters	Satan Takes A Holiday	shellac 10" (b/w Darktown Strutter's Ball)	King	1953	0:35:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Tomlinson Singers	Tijuana Make Someting of It?	Impress - IA 386 Choral Contrasts	Impress	1968	0:37:51 (Pop-up)

Cheap Trick	I Want You To Want Me (Live)	single (b/w Clock Strikes Ten)	Epic	1979	0:45:56 (Pop-up)
Little Stevie Wonder	Fingertips - Pt 2	single (b-side to Fingertips - Pt 1)	Tamla	1963	0:49:34 (Pop-up)
Richie Havens	Freedom "Freedom" by "Richie Havens"	single (b/w Handsome Johnny)	Stormy Forest	1972	0:52:47 (Pop-up)
Otis Redding	Shake (Live In London)	single (b/w You Don't Miss Your Water)	Volt	1967	0:56:09 (Pop-up)
Lonnie Donegan & His Group	My Old Man's A Dustman (Ballad Of A Refuse Disposal Officer)	single (b/w The Golden Vanity)	Pye	1960	0:58:38 (Pop-up)
The Who	Summertime Blues "Summertime Blues" by "The Who"	single (b/w Heaven And Hell)	Decca	1970	1:01:50 (Pop-up)
Jerry Lee Lewis	High Heel Sneakers	single (b/w You Went Back On Your Word)	Smash	1964	1:05:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Frank Morton	Once Over Lightly "Once Over Lightly" by "Frank Morton"	EA 1076 - Once Over Lightly (78 r.p.m.)	Video Moods	1960	1:08:47 (Pop-up)

Wings	Maybe I'm Amazed "Maybe I'm Amazed" by "Wings"	single (b/w Soily)	Capitol	1977	1:14:52 (Pop-up)
Ramsey Lewis	The In Crowd "The In Crowd" by "Ramsey Lewis"	single (b/w Since I Fell For You)	Argo	1965	1:20:01 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Sunday Morning Coming Down	single (b/w I'm Gonna Try To Be That Way)	Columbia	1970	1:23:12 (Pop-up)
Peter Frampton	Baby, I Love Your Way	single (b/w It's A Plain Shame)	A&M	1976	1:27:16 (Pop-up)
Kiss	Rock'n'Roll All Nite (Live) "Rock'n'Roll All Nite (Live)" by "Kiss"	single (b/w Rock And Roll All Nite (Studio Version))	Casablanca	1975	1:31:53 (Pop-up)
J. Geils Band	I do (Live Version)	single (b/w Sanctuary (Live Version))	EMI America	1982	1:35:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Al Caiola	Rosa Silvestre = Rambling Rose	Más Éxitos Por Al Caiola	United Artists	1962	1:38:47 (Pop-up)

The Champs	Tequila "Tequila" by "The Champs"	single (b-side to Train To Nowhere)	Challenge	1958	1:47:52 (Pop-up)
Booker T. & The MG's	Green Onions	single (b-side to Behave Yourself)	Volt	1962	1:49:56 (Pop-up)
Salt-N-Pepa	Push It (Remix) "Push It (Remix)" by "Salt-N-Pepa"	single (b-side to Tramp (Remix))	Next Plateau Records Inc.	1987	1:52:45 (Pop-up)
Gloria Gaynor	I Will Survive "I Will Survive" by "Gloria Gaynor"	single (b-side to Substitute)	Polydor	1978	1:57:17 (Pop-up)
Spinners	I'll Be Around "I'll Be Around" by "Spinners"	single (b-side to How Could I Let You Get Away)	Atlantic	1972	2:00:23 (Pop-up)
Stevie Wonder	My Cherie Amour "My Cherie Amour" by "Stevie Wonder"	single (b-side to I Don't Know Why)	Tamla	1969	2:03:27 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better	single (b-side to All I Really Want To Do.)	Columbia	1965	2:06:12 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Don't Worry Baby "Don't Worry Baby" by "The Beach Boys"	single (b-side to I Get Around)	Capitol	1964	2:08:38 (Pop-up)
Bill Haley & His Comets	(We're Gonna) Rock Around The Clock	single (b-side to Thirteen Women (And Only One Man In Town))	Decca	1954	2:11:19 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Suffragette City "Suffragette City" by "David Bowie"	single (b-side to Starman)	RCA Victor	1972	2:13:25 (Pop-up)
Hank Williams	I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry	shellac 10" (b-side to My Bucket's Got A Hole In It)	MGM	1949	2:16:46 (Pop-up)
XTC	Dear God "Dear God" by "XTC"	single (b-side to Grass)	Virgin	1986	2:19:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Cats Meow	Confusion "Confusion" by "The Cats Meow"	single (b-side to La La Lu)	Decca	1966	2:22:59 (Pop-up)
	a song
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark	New Stone Age/Bunker Soldiers	flexidisc	Trouser Press	1981	2:26:42 (Pop-up)
Holly And The Italians	Poster Boy/Medley	flexidisc	Trouser Press	1981	2:32:15 (Pop-up)
Japan	Life Without Buildings "Life Without Buildings" by "Japan"	flexidisc	Trouser Press	1982	2:38:30 (Pop-up)
XTC	Blame The Weather/Tissue Tigers (The Arguers)	flexidisc	Trouser Press	1982	2:44:31 (Pop-up)
Buggles	Fade Away/On TV "Fade Away/On TV" by "Buggles"	flexidisc	Trouser Press	1982	2:51:44 (Pop-up)
John Hiatt	Doll Hospital "Doll Hospital" by "John Hiatt"	flexidisc	Trouser Press	1982	2:57:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968

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Listener comments!
	10:51am Uncle Michael: www.discogs.com...
	11:58am Aaron in Minneapolis: UNCLE!!
	12:00pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Hello, UM and Dinks!
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: Aaron! Hopey!
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: Every doggone thing!
	12:02pm chresti: Hi Uncle Michael hinky dinky show!
	12:02pm dan: Good afternoon all
	12:02pm Asheville Jon: ready for some hinky and even more dinky!
	🛒 12:02pm Brian in UK: Uncle
	12:02pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Doug! Oops thats Michael's line
	12:02pm Roberto: Streamin' like a boss!
	12:02pm wenzo toad: How goes it UM
	12:02pm StringOFperils: The reverb of renoun! UM!
	12:04pm TDK60: Howdy DJ UM!
	12:04pm dan: Is there 3 hours worth of versions of Hinky-Dinky Parlay Voo you're playing?
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Doug! chresti! dan! Jon! BiUK! Roberto! wenzo! SOp! TDK! Yes dan...you guessed it!
	12:05pm doctorjazz: Hi UM, Dinks and Hinks! You did get a bunch of these 10 inch rocords, no?
	12:05pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Dan, he loves us too much to do that
	12:06pm dan: @UM I was almost being facetious, but knowing you, it can go either way.
	12:06pm spodiodi: Hinky-Dinky Parlay Voo? fancy good morning, UM and all!
	12:06pm Jeff Golick: 'allo.
	12:07pm dan: Guess not, and I'm relieved because I would've tuned out.
	12:07pm TDK60: Now I know, you do have 78 RPM on those turntables! But what about 16 RPM?
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Doc! spodi! Jeff!
	12:10pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Since he moved, he can't do the above shot of the turntables, I liked that from years past.
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: I could do it.
	12:13pm chresti: I see a camera by the window. Where's Lucas?
	🛒 12:14pm Phillippe: What's up?
	12:14pm johnk77: lenco made a variable speed turntable that included 16 rpm
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: phillippe! john!
	12:15pm Marie: Hey UM, hey folks!
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Marie!
	12:15pm chresti: Here kitty kitty!
	🛒 12:17pm Phillippe: Perfect music for lying around on the davenport, blowing smoke rings at the ceiling from my smoldering Chesterfield
	12:17pm KWilde: Good afternoon!
	12:17pm phat in lincoln: Boy my mom had a crush on Billy Eckstine
	12:18pm phat in lincoln: Hi!
	12:18pm Marie: People just don't seem to use that word, "tingle", that often these days
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: KWilde! phat!
	12:19pm chresti: The davenport, perfect!
	🛒 12:19pm Phillippe: Hey chresti, how are you? Handing out racquets and balls?
	12:19pm johnk77: @um selecter thanx for the link at the top lots of audio evolution in the 1940s
	12:20pm TDK60: Great tunes for puffing on a Lucky Strike while reading Life in the doc's waiting room.
	🛒 12:20pm Phillippe: Sharing a pack with the doctor, most likely TDK60
	12:23pm chresti: Hi PHilllipppe! Naw, dinking around the kitchen.
	🛒 12:23pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Howdy everybody!
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie!
	12:25pm phat in lincoln: I still miss smoking. I don't miss drinking. But I miss smoking almost every day.
	12:26pm Roberto: Keep missing it, phat! Better than the alternative.
	12:28pm phat in lincoln: @Roberto most definitely. But the act of smoking was a pleasure. The aftereffects, were not.
	12:28pm Artie: Ch-hamp. Greetings, Hinklers!
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: Artie!
	12:31pm chresti: I used to love smoking while watching b&w movies with characters that were smoking
	🛒 12:33pm Phillippe: ha chresti, I first read that as "drinking around the kitchen", and I'm thinking "jeez, it's only 9:30 there..."
	12:33pm TDK60: Good for you, phat. I've been trying to get my brother to stop smoking for years, to no avail. He's 65 now. / Chresti, watching those old '20s-'30s-'40s flicks is fun. Golly, it seemed most folks smoked and drank hard. Or, the actors did. Hee...
	12:36pm phat in lincoln: It gets no more hip than Slim G.
	12:36pm StringOFperils: Remember seeing films in a theatre, where you didn't even have to light up to smoke a cigarette? How many plot-lines did I lose while getting lost in the blue tentacles of smoke writhing in the light rays from the projector?
	12:38pm adamdoesit: Hi Uncle Macarooney, baked acetaters, B/W crew, FLAC flaks, and flexidisc freaks.
	🛒 12:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hey FMUvianz ! Hope we having a good ♀︎Freya'sday - & no jive....
	🛒 12:41pm Phillippe: Never actually smoked cigarettes (well, tobacco cigarettes) so nothing to miss. Don't miss the alcohol either, though that relationship was pretty damn intimate
	12:44pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I miss socializing in bars more than the drinking itself.
	12:44pm johnk77: lionel hampton & orchestra was 1 of my late father's favorite live acts of the 1930s they played out a lot in nyc
	🛒 12:46pm Phillippe: can't remember the last time I was in a bar doing bar things. 10 years maybe?
	12:46pm Roberto: Don't drink, don't smoke. What do I do?
	12:47pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Most of my flexis are from FlexiPop magazine.
	🛒 12:47pm Phillippe: goody two goody two
	12:47pm doctorjazz: Great tune, this Cheap Trick!
	12:47pm Roberto: C'est moi.
	12:47pm dan: Is the common link live performances that are more popular than the studio versions
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: adam! Rev! not exactly, dan
	12:49pm johnk77: these cheap trick live recordings from early on were widely praised for their sonics within the entermainment industry at that time drums solid guitar tones epic
	🛒 12:49pm Phillippe: I gotta put this down as one of my top 3 favorite live records of all time, and I'm hard pressed to name the other 2.
	12:49pm egould: Cheap Trick ‘live’. I guarantee that was not live. That’s studio magic there. Still awesome though. Hi Uncle Michael!
	12:49pm Feldy: I didn't know other shows did the live Twitch stream. Fun to see the process of running the show
	12:50pm Dean: Reminds me to dig out my Japanese issue Budokan vinyl.
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: you'd be wrong, egould Feldy!
	12:51pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I have such fond memories of the thrill of finding the Japanese import of Live at Budokan at Tower Records back in the day.
	12:51pm phat in lincoln: Listen closely and you'll hear the bass player ask "what key, what key?" In this Stevie track.
	12:51pm Dean: Audience participation? I was working in a record store at the time. We made sure we all got a copy.
	🛒 12:52pm Phillippe: I might put the Little Feat live record up there with the best
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: I had to track down the Japanese issue...then they released here. That was NOT the plan (min or Epic's).
	12:52pm Feldy: Hello Uncle Micheal!
	🛒 12:52pm Alvy Singer: Hi Uncle Michael. If you haven't already, check out the new book about Cheap Trick called, " This Band Has No Past". Those boys really paid their dues in the club circuit.
	12:53pm phat in lincoln: The piano player gives him the key by playing the chords.
	🛒 12:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yes - StevieWonder with a harmonica kicks the ass of you & all your musical equipment...
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: Alvy! It's on my to-read list.
	12:53pm Dean: That was my thought, too, Phillippe. But I know for a fact that Lowell dubbed some solos on that one. Allman Brothers at Fillmore East? I'm fond of Michael Stanley Band's Stage Pass and Outlaws' live album.
	12:54pm johnk77: cheap trick live delivered the goods back in the day hard for the foh guy to get a good mix in the old phoenix coliseum or wherever agree w/feat recording quality quite high withing context of times warner guys were closely involved
	12:54pm Uncle Michael: Lowell overdubbed guitar and vocals on WFC. The new 8-disc set includes three complete, un-overdubbed concerts from the recordings for the albu,
	🛒 12:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MichelShelley will be all about the CheapTrick tomorrow reportedly. ...& here's Richie opening Woodstock before the electric bands were set up enuff...
	12:55pm dan: These are probably just live recordings released on single, that's the common link.
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: that's it, dan
	🛒 12:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: CheapTrick *book
	🛒 12:55pm Phillippe: Damn, hadn't thought of theMichael Stanley Band in years! Love those guys, very underappreciated
	12:56pm Dean: I have that LF box, too. It's lovely. I've told my WFC story. Met the engineer, who ran a stereo store blocks from my house. Neat guy.
	12:56pm johnk77: at the feat gig at santa cruz county teddy templeman played perc for feat live and waronker & titleman helped w/foh!
	12:57pm dan: Richie Havens made this song up as he went along on the Woodstock stage because he ran out of songs earlier than usual.
	12:57pm TDK60: My dad took me to see Havens in late '66, during Richie's "debut" residency (that lasted a few weeks I think) at the legendary Cafe Au Go Go in Greenwich Village. Front row seat. Intense folk for sure.
	12:57pm coelacanth∅: 'morning Uncle M and all
	12:57pm RevWaldo: Never caught on why Cheap Trick's audience was screaming "dying dying dying" until hearing the widely ignored studio version
	12:57pm coelacanth∅: Great song
	12:58pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, UM! Been listening while cooking up some grub and tidying up the kitchen.
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: There's also a 2002 2-disc expanded WFC with previously unreleased songs...that have no overdubs. Ironic, since the original WFC CD issue left tracks from the double album off.
	12:58pm dan: @RevWaldo That's what the audience was saying? I thought it was some inaudible Japanese words.
	12:58pm Webhamster Henry: Richie Havens was kind of pushed on stage at Woodstock and had to hold off the crowd for a long time. "As the festival’s first performer, he held the crowd for nearly three hours. In part, Havens was told to continue playing, because many artists scheduled to perform after him were delayed in reaching the festival location with highways at a virtual standstill. He was called back for several encores. Having run out of tunes, he improvised a song based on the old spiritual Motherless Child that became Freedom."
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: coel! Waldo! Rich!
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: Henry!
	🛒 12:59pm Phillippe: Gotta hop off for a Zoom meeting. No more good songs until I get back, ok UM?
	🛒 12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 16 years old I took more acid than I understood yet to watch the Woodstock film in public ...RichieHavems opens the damned thing - & he's so intense he melts my ass to a puddle completely straight out the gate ...four days later Lennon's shot. Ah those were the days...
	1:00pm Roberto: tel kiti NO BITE
	1:01pm Feldy: @johnk77, I'm trying to find info about if Cheap Trick played at Arizona Veterans Coliseum, which is five blocks from my house. Jimi Hendrix played there.
	1:02pm Dean: Saw LF in Anaheim when they opened for ELO, but I only relatively recently acquired many of their records, including a MoFi remaster, vinyl, of WFC.
	1:02pm dan: Just bookmarked Lonnie Donegan's episode on the Irish Rovers' variety show. Wanna bet this song was performed.
	1:02pm egould: Fair enough, UM. Not the first time I’ve been wrong. Or the last.
	🛒 1:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: + ThuhHOOTZ +
	1:03pm RevWaldo: @dan Yup! Guess it was a hit in Japan before the live version caught fire stateside
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: Just remember, being wrong here is my job.
	1:03pm johnk77: i worked w/ a # of bands that supported cheap trick live late 70s->80s it might have been tucson? or a big college gig?
	1:04pm Spinning Giant: Yes!! Ain't no cure... F-ing snow coming up here anyday now - FAR too soon!!!
	1:04pm Uncle Michael: There was so much demand for the Japanese import, it forced Epic's hand. It was a weird thing, for that import to be their breakout record.
	🛒 1:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: With all respect - Bonzo did not Drum like this.
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: gratuitous key change!
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: nobody drummed like that...or like Bonzo
	1:05pm doctorjazz: Cool single, haven't heard this version! (is there an non-gratuitous key change?)
	1:05pm Rich in Washington: This is hilarious: I'm watching a FB video from my favorite local record store - the guy posts himself flipping through his new-to-the-store bins - and Live At Leeds is there, from which this single is extracted if I am not mistaken.
	1:06pm Dean: Krupa?
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: That it is, Rich. It wasn't supposed to be.
	1:07pm efd: I am here and listening. Wearing low-heeled sneakers, though.
	1:08pm Listening Out There: I am here...mostly...
	1:08pm dan: Jerry Lee Lewis was recently inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. He was too sick to attend so presenter Kris Kristofferson delivered the award personally to him.
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: efd! the last part of today's show is pretty much for you. LOT!
	🛒 1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Was Leeds (a mere school auditorium! ...ok a big one) - but the 'Heaven & Hell' on back the Studio version pretty sure. Which wouldn't be awful to hear...
	1:08pm StringOFperils: How are you feeling, EFD? Alive and well and totally recovered?
	1:08pm efd: oh boy!
	1:09pm efd: @String all of those, just waiting for the testing to reflect same.
	1:09pm Dean: Dylan's Budokan was recorded in Feb./Mar. '78, CT's in April.
	1:09pm Rich in Washington: I got to see Jerry Lee Lewis sometime in the mid-eighties at my county fair. He was amazing. I don't think the hillbillies who usually queued up for the country acts knew what to make of his performance.
	1:09pm StringOFperils: Good to hear. :)
	🛒 1:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There is a Studio version of SummertimeBlues by TheWho - that much I know...
	1:12pm dan: The Budokan was originally designed to be a martial arts hall. When The Beatles were the first music act to play the venue, a lot of Japanese traditionalists saw it as a desecration of the Japanese martial arts.
	🛒 1:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'We're not trying to disrespect anything ...anyway - we're just as Traditional'... - Macca
	1:14pm egould: It’s raining here in western WA. Thank you Jesus. Please rain for weeks. Cant wait to go for some nice long runs in Ballard this weekend. Cool, wet. No forest fire soot burning my eyes and lungs.
	1:16pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Epic absolutely had no plans to do a US release of Live at Budokan, but it was getting so much airplay on FM radio they realized they were losing out to the import sales.
	1:16pm phat in lincoln: The live version of The Faces doing Maybe I'm Amazed is freakin' incredible.
	1:16pm Marie: I love this. Great show!
	1:16pm johnk77: look like cheap trick took it to another level touring around 1977 that year they supported queen, kinks, runaways + other kool bands
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: it is, phat! Thanks, Marie!
	1:18pm dan: Here are some predictions: Elton John - Candle In The Wind (live with Melbourne Symphony) Anything from Frampton Comes Alive or Kinks One For The Road
	1:18pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh dang, the 1976 Wings Over America tour. Saw the SF show at the Cow Palace and recorded it on a tape recorder hidden in my backpack. Still have the tape!
	1:18pm Alex In Illinois: Hi y'all. Been listening since Doug's show
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: one of those is right, dan
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: Alex!
	1:20pm phat in lincoln: The snare sound on this Wings track is nigh unto heavenly.
	1:20pm johnk77: showco did live sound north america for wings at that point
	🛒 1:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always interesting to consider taking Lennon up on his early 1970s suggestion that if one wished to know what TheBeatles would've continued to be like - just play the Solo records together. Perhaps an album opener right here...
	🛒 1:22pm dutchtheo: Hello Uncle and the HDT In Crowd!
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: TAY-O!
	🛒 1:23pm Alvy Singer: @Uncle Michael--There is no way "Rock and Roll All Nite" by KISS is gonna make the set right? Right??
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: there's pretty much no way, Alvy
	1:24pm Jeff Golick: But what if I want to party ev-er-ree night?
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: ev-er-ee day?
	1:26pm Jeff Golick: Oh, yes: day. Carry on!
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: My Wayward Son? No live single...sorry.
	1:26pm StringOFperils: This has Rhodes Scholar written all over it...must be rough
	1:26pm johnk77: 08/22/77 cheap trick supported kiss at vets coliseum phoenix sadly i was not there worked that venue earlier that year
	1:28pm Feldy: Thanks for finding that, johnk77!
	1:31pm Dean: Cheap Trick, Whisky, 1977. I made it to this show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq41FtXtWVo Might just have to order this: https://realgonemusic.com/products/cheap-trick-live-at-the-whisky-1977-limited-4-cd-set
	🛒 1:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Somehow for all the records he sold Frampton doesn't leave me with overexposure sickness like too much of the 1970s.
	1:32pm prudy: good day to all...Comes Alive still a great live recording despite the dis it receives from music snobs..
	1:32pm StringOFperils: Maybe it was regional, but this song became the aural wallpaper of 1976...it was maddeningly inescapable where I was
	🛒 1:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mighta said different then...
	1:33pm efd: way!
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: prudy!
	1:33pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Kiss! UM, I just laughed out loud.
	1:33pm prudy: string of pearls...same where I was...
	1:33pm listener Rey: Hi Uncle M, Working and lurking but had to come on and say what a good show this is. Yeah, that Frampton song WAS everywhere!
	1:33pm Jeff Golick: Wait a sec
	🛒 1:34pm Alvy Singer: All hail Hinky Dinky Time!
	1:34pm RevWaldo: ??? Can't we do both ???
	🛒 1:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kiss seems great ...for like the first half of the song.
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: Rey!
	1:34pm Dean: I wanna rock 'n' roll all nite and take a nap every day.
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: I hear that, Dean.
	🛒 1:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& back & forth...
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: Party on, Funk.
	1:37pm johnk77: @dean thanx for the link mc rodney say cheap trick is from chicago?!;> saved on watch later
	1:38pm phat in lincoln: My 12:30 zoom meeting was cancelled, so I get to enjoy the Bay state's finest.
	1:39pm dan: J. Geils Band are still not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. What gives?????
	1:39pm StringOFperils: Magic Dick. Nice harp, shame about the moniker.
	1:40pm phat in lincoln: @dan I mean...
	1:40pm Dean: Same venue?
	1:41pm efd: both recorded in Detroit? (that's a wild guess)
	🛒 1:41pm Alvy Singer: Cobo Hall recordings??
	1:42pm prudy: agreed UM...
	1:43pm Dean: Just goes to show you that Kiss should have worked with Moroder.
	1:43pm Hopey Sockmonkey: They were not a great 80s band. Saw U2 open for them in SF.
	1:43pm The Oscar: As a former Boston record store clerk, I could tell you STORIES, and also attest that Peter Wolf still spends a lot of time disc-digging.
	1:45pm Dean: Saw Frampton live that year, third on a roster of four acts: Gentle Giant, Gary Wright, Frampton, Yes. Anaheim Stadium.
	1:46pm johnk77: i worked arizona old vets early 1977 with steve miller band /norton buffalo stampede sold out in advance not good for audio j geils known for live shows back in day females at rock shows seems good discussed @dean's 2nd link above about cheap trick at whisky
	1:49pm Dean: "You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)" surprise b-side
	1:49pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Time to get out your Big Shoes!
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: Hopey, I have on big socks. Does that count?
	1:50pm dan: @Dean 1:45 That's my kind of show. The best of prog and arena rock.
	1:50pm dan: Maggie May is probably going to be one of the upcoming songs.
	1:50pm Webhamster Henry: I'd doing my little Pee-Wee Herman dance here.
	🛒 1:51pm WR: Really, would Tecate have had the same pizzazz as Tequila does.
	1:51pm Dean: It was a long, loud day. My first and last festival if you don't count The Tubes at CSU Fullerton It was so-called festival seating, which led to vandalism, smashing the venue's windows, etc.
	🛒 1:51pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello HinkyDinky Woild! Never saw J Geils but listened to a great live show on WPLJ in the 70s. First few LPs were superb.
	1:52pm Fuzzy: Na-Na Hey-Hey UM and everybody! Digging it!
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: I'm thinking that Maggie May is a pretty good record that I've heard as many times as I'll ever need to...and then a few more times on top of that.
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: WR! Fuzzy!
	1:54pm Rich in Washington: yay! It's finally raining up here! Last week at this time we were uncomfortably close to the bugout zone for a nearby wildfire.
	1:54pm Dean: This Salt-N-Pepa spontaneously erupts in the space between my ears for no fathomable reason. My poor kids wonder what the hell I'm going on about.
	🛒 1:56pm Alvy Singer: Maybe The Model by Kraftwerk might show up in this set.
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: I think it's self-explanatory.
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: It could, Alvy.
	1:57pm Dean: Maybe I meant they wonder why the hell I'm going on about it.
	1:57pm Feldy: Good news, Rich! It even rained here in AZ last week so my winter grass could grow
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: how bad was the stream hiccup? I've been live for 6 minutes, apparently. It reset...
	🛒 1:58pm Alvy Singer: No way I'm going two for two today Uncle Michael. :) First KISS and now possibly Kraftwerk.
	1:58pm Dean: Then I'll segue to "Voi che sapete," which confuses matters. I heard a two second blip, that's all.
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: I can live with that.
	🛒 2:01pm KevinfromBayRidge: It bumped me off TuneIn on my receiver. I just had to reset.
	2:01pm Uncle Michael: Kevin!
	2:02pm Uncle Michael: "you know you hold the key" this could ba an answer song to "I Will Survive" if not for the inconvenient chronology.
	2:04pm johnk77: just a few seconds pause then picked back up at same point tunein via heos here
	🛒 2:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Slight 1970s overexposure allergy with this Spinners ...but the fineness of the Arrangement - every little sound - tiny bits of cymbal...
	2:06pm TDK60: Really? This Stevie was a B-side initially?
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: Would I lie?
	🛒 2:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 BYrdS <3 [GeneClark]
	2:08pm TDK60: UM: I'm sorta scolding in retrospect the suits at Motown!
	🛒 2:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...because the well-rewarded 'experts' @ the record labels are never wrong... ... ...
	2:08pm adamdoesit: I hate having to sign off while the hits keep coming, but a schedule's a schedule I guess. Thanks for the spins, UM. Beautiful stuff.
	2:09pm Uncle Michael: see ya, adam. Thanks!
	2:09pm TDK60: Got to see the Byrds w/Clark does this in Newark, '65.
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: Christ...you're old.
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: Unless you mean on Youtube...
	🛒 2:10pm Phillippe: Ok, what did I miss?
	🛒 2:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Two sides competing with each other could be a thing with Singles, however. B-Sides of course often more interesting when they let their hair down & stop trying so hard to be Popular...
	2:11pm doctorjazz: Killer B's! (that Byrds was a favorite on one of my 1st LP's, The Byrds Greatest Hits)
	2:11pm TDK60: Yeah, I'm ancient. Going on 37. No, it was the Syria Theatre, Newark during their Turn! Turn! Turn! period. The Dillards opened.
	2:11pm doctorjazz: Great 1 note solo on the Beach Boys track!
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: All of these eventually were released as A-sides.
	🛒 2:12pm Phillippe: Oh man, I missed Green Onions! That's my Inner Brain song that plays in my head when I'm strolling around downtown!
	🛒 2:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Those f*cking backing Vocals are just like surfgliding. Ftw.
	2:12pm dan: The record companies really were way off in thinking these songs were B-Side material
	🛒 2:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kids in the 1950s tore sh*t up for the Comets.
	2:14pm Dean: The Fall's "Repetition" was a b-side...
	2:14pm doctorjazz: Hey Man!
	2:15pm phat in lincoln: The only problem I have with Suffragette City is those backup vocals are not mixed well.
	2:15pm dan: Ziggy Stardust needs to be a Broadway musical
	🛒 2:15pm Alvy Singer: Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five by Paul McCartney and Wings wasn't as big as Band on The Run, but it was a damn good B-Side.
	🛒 2:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TDK60 - recently saw someone assert the early ByrdS were not good Live. They were no past masters @ rawking clubs like TheBeatles - but others say different ...sometimes...
	2:17pm dan: Mick Ronson does not get enough for the piano work he did on the entire Ziggy Stardust album, filling the void left by Rick Wakeman.
	2:17pm Dean: Speaking of record sides, wasn't Cheap Trick's first album sides 1 and A?
	2:18pm johnk77: cheap trick on don kirshner 20 minutes from 1977 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQDc9loiFuk
	🛒 2:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ronson much more than a thoroughly bitchen Post-JeffBeck Gittarist. Very very musical.
	2:19pm Uncle Michael: Not in Japan, Dean.
	🛒 2:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: BucketGottaHole ? ...oi. Bury a Genius why doncha.
	🛒 2:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like Lennon got the B-Sides all the time... Now we have whole Genres for gloomy & grumpy people...
	2:20pm Dean: Curious. Was it Heaven Tonight? I know! I'll check! Yep, the US issue 1/A (or A/1?): https://www.discogs.com/master/116828-Cheap-Trick-Cheap-Trick
	2:21pm doctorjazz: Hard to think of I'm So Lonesome...as a B side (true of most of these, but especially...)
	2:22pm TDK60: Revrabbit @ 2:16: I heard rumors listeners have been dissing the Byrds' early live shows. I am still here to say, they were incredible when I saw them in '65 & '66. I saw duo McGuinn/Clark in the '70s -good too.
	🛒 2:22pm KevinfromBayRidge: Bumped off agin!
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: yep. briefly?
	🛒 2:23pm KevinfromBayRidge: Reset in seconds.
	2:24pm johnk77: speaking of bowie keyboardists roy young played piano & farfisa on low, the played w/ronson later he was quite the card sharp
	🛒 2:26pm KevinfromBayRidge: TDK60. I heartily concur in regards to the 70s. Saw them at StonyBrook .I think they were the headliner. Other bands were Mahavishnu and BOC.
	2:27pm Dean: Was thinking I could make a funny by highlighting the b-side to "We Built This City," prompted by Joe McGasko's "hate set" on Monday morning. It's an instrumental. But I learned that WBTC was composed (ahem) by Bernie Taupin-Martin Page-Dennis Lambert-Peter Wolf. Huh?!
	2:28pm TDK60: Darn, I was hopin' it would be a 16 RPM set of partee albums. (Trini Lopez, the like.)
	2:28pm johnk77: different peter wolf but cool guy german played chroma keyboard
	2:28pm Dean: Thanks, johnk77. Whew, close one.
	2:29pm TDK60: KevinfromBayRidge- what a show that musta been, and loud!
	2:30pm efd: wonder if I'll have any other of these flexis besides this one...
	🛒 2:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Second that Huh?! ...too many cooks methinketh.
	2:30pm johnk77: sorry peter wolf is austrian still alive the 1 gig i did live sound with him i found him a good collaborator
	2:31pm Uncle Michael: keep me posted, efd
	2:32pm dan: There's about 30 Flexidiscs from Trouser Press, I take it you're playing about a third of them.
	2:33pm efd: will have to update you post-show! Keep doing what you're doing!
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: I'm playing them till the end of the show.
	🛒 2:35pm KevinfromBayRidge: Any cereal boxes in our near future?
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: I could eat a bowl.
	2:39pm johnk77: holly was bigger in uk & europe til she got deported back to usa where she found management w/ gary kurfirst and producers shadow morton & richie gotteher!
	2:39pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oooo, I had a couple of back of cereal box flexis! The only one I can remember is a Bobby Sherman one.
	🛒 2:40pm Franco Twinkie: In my life I have told many girls to shut up, and it's gotten me nowhere.
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Mac is the maven. wfmu.org...
	2:44pm TDK60: Japan still sounds "quirky" -as they used to say.
	2:47pm doctorjazz: Mojo magazine still includes music, but on a CD included with the magazine.
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: Not a radio-friendly pledge-shifter.
	2:47pm Webhamster Henry: Not a bad selection of Trouser Press Pressings.
	2:48pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh yeah, The Psychedelic Furs "Dumb Waiters" 45 cover! I do still have that.
	2:49pm johnk77: peter wolf the composer of wbtc was in group 87 w/terrry bozzio, etc. great work today selecter
	2:49pm Webhamster Henry: MAC has lots and lots and lots more flexis and other ephemeral records.
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: These XTC tracks were b-sides on the Senses Working Overtime 12"
	2:49pm johnk77: mac roolz
	🛒 2:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Worked in a periodical mailing factory - seen my share of that 'magazine snot' they glue things onto them with ...still should like to subscribe to MOJO again ...even if perhaps no longer The Latest Thing (?) ...FMUvianz have expressed enthusiasm for other MusoPeriodicals ...whose names I forgot right quick...
	2:51pm Hopey Sockmonkey: This Mac list is jarring some memories loose.
	2:51pm chresti: I know someone who was in Holly and the Italians
	🛒 2:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...think I may have subscribed to TrouserPress a smidge later than one should have...
	🛒 2:53pm WR: Thank you, Uncle Michael. Knocked some cobwebs and dust out of the corners of my memories today. Cheers. Laters all.
	2:53pm TDK60: What's "MAC," "Mac," "mac"?
	2:53pm Uncle Michael: See ya, WR!
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Michael A Cumella, great DJ...missed greatly on the air.
	2:55pm johnk77: mac is a dj https://wfmu.org/playlists/AP
	2:55pm johnk77: mac has done live shows he is great
	2:56pm TDK60: Oh yeah, the old phonograph show. Dug that.
	🛒 2:56pm Phillippe: Thanks UM!
	2:57pm doctorjazz: End of the road, loved the show, thanks UM!
	2:58pm TDK60: Muchly thanking for groovy emanations from hipster haven, Lawrence, Uncle Michael, DJ.
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: Gonna finish with this Hiatt.
	2:59pm dan: @UM Perfect way to finish off this great show.
	2:59pm Feldy: Thanks Uncle Micheal! Great show
	2:59pm spodiodi: thanks, UM! great show!
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks UM!
	3:00pm Dean: Sounds like Hiatt listened to Dave Edmunds or vice versa.
	🛒 3:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Truly a kick. ~ TY Always DJ UM ~
	🛒 3:01pm WR: I hear that too, Dean.
	3:01pm still b/p: And sounds like Huey Lewis listened to Hiatt. Missed 99.4% of what looks like Sets of Pleasure today. 'Eyyy, thatsa PLAYLIST!
	3:02pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Incredible show, UM! I'll be revisiting it in the archives for sure.
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: TYDJ!
	3:02pm johnk77: lewis listened to xtc!
	🛒 3:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yay CoverChain
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: bye! thanks!
	3:04pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I'm Latin and I still hear Les Nesmen's pronunciation of Rodrigues in my head to this day.
	3:09pm RevWaldo: Great show!
	3:19pm coelacanth∅: Thanks UM!
	6:40pm efd: As it turns out the number of TP flexis I have is zero! The OMD flexi that I have is not the Trouser Press one.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 21, 2022

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