WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from August 9, 2024

Listener comments!
	8:58am Kim Sorise: Good morning Uncle Michael and drummer streamers!
	8:59am Uncle Michael: Kim! Good morning!
	9:01am Doug Schulkind: Thanks for spiffing up the joint, Uncle Michael! I am on the road to Baltimore to attend the wedding of my eldest friend's eldest. Play some nice road trip music!
	9:02am Listening Out There: Blinking...looking at clock...
	9:02am listener james from westwood: Morning morning, UM and all! Here we gooooo!
	9:02am Uncle Michael: Doug! Safe travels...and thanks for the extra time. It's the 180 minutes you owed me! ;-)
	9:03am StringOFperils: !!! What the holy hell??!!!
	9:03am C Michael Swing! STL: Hello Uncle Michael and GTDR and WFMUrs all! Hinky Dinky Time all day! Gonna be fun! trying to work thru all this, lol
	9:03am Listener Robert: Didn't know to come here until I heard the opening. Surprise!
	9:04am bradford: Good morning UM & greetings to all!
	9:05am PAULS: Did someone say "spliffing up a joint"??
	9:05am KWilde: Double Dink!
	9:05am dan: Good morning all.
	9:06am Uncle Michael: Sop! C Michael! Robert! bradford! PAULS! KWilde! dan!
	9:07am StringOFperils: Good morning, UM n alla youse people.
	9:11am dan: Is this show in chronological order?
	9:13am dutchtheo: Howdy, Unk Mike and the hinky dinky posse
	9:13am chresti: Good morning uncle Michael and dinky drummers ! Waking up in San Fransisco
	9:14am Uncle Michael: ↳ dan @9:11 more or less
	9:14am Uncle Michael: theo! chresti!
	9:15am dan: ↳ Uncle Michael @9:14 So I take it that the last song is probably going to be either Beyoncé or Shaboozey? They seem to be bringing country back to #1.
	9:16am bigplanetnoise: Morning, UM!
	9:17am Listener Gregory: For the record, I am NOT doing the boogie-woogie, as you call it.
	9:17am dan: ↳ dan @9:15 Or possibly Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs or Jelly Roll
	9:17am Uncle Michael: Bob! Gregory!
	9:18am Gina Bacon: Morning, Uncle Michael and all!
	9:18am Uncle Michael: take it any way you please, dan
	9:19am dan: ↳ Uncle Michael @9:18 I'll take that as a yes.
	9:19am Michael C swings well! STL: ↳ PAULS @9:05 ur late
	9:21am adamdoesit: Good morning, UM, and mean, median, and modal mamas.
	9:21am bigplanetnoise: Morning, GFB!
	9:21am sinner: Diggin in for the 6.
	9:22am Uncle Michael: adam! sinner!
	9:23am Roberto: Are we in Hinky Dinky undertime?
	9:23am Gina Bacon: Morning, BPN!
	9:24am doctorjazz in Krakow: Polish Hinking and Dinking here!
	9:24am doctorjazz in Krakow: This reminds me of a Doug opening set.
	9:25am Uncle Michael: Roberto! Gina! Doc!
	9:27am adamdoesit: Unk, I dig the maillot Hinky Dinky over by the window. Where'd you get it made up?
	9:27am Uncle Michael: ↳ adamdoesit @9:27 Jakroo
	9:27am DJ Peter: Love the Delmore Bros.!
	9:28am Uncle Michael: Peter!
	9:28am dan: ↳ Song: "Three Way Boogie" by "Spade Cooley" Listen to him murder that fiddle.
	9:29am PAULS: ↳ dan @9:28 Snap!
	9:29am Listener Gregory: @doctorj! Have a kielbasa for us!
	9:30am still b/p: Man, you gotta get up crazy early for coverage of this Olympic Hinkronized Dinkronized genre-swimming competition.
	9:30am (Mr) Bill: I love Hinky Dinky Time in the morning I love Hinky Dinky Time in the afternoon I love Hinky Dinky Time when it’s sunny I love Hinky Dinky Time cuz it’s funny I love Hinky Dinky Time every moment Every moment of the year I love Hinky Dinky Time Why oh why do I love Hinky Dinky Time? Because Uncle Michael is here.
	9:31am Artie: Doug sounds funny today.
	9:32am dan: One of those voice changing devices.
	9:32am doctorjazz in Krakow: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:29 Perogi heaven here!
	9:32am Artie: ↳ dan @9:32 I’ll just call him Mindbender.
	9:34am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning, Michael, and all other listeners!
	9:34am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ doctorjazz in Krakow @9:32 Hi, doc!
	9:35am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ PAULS @9:05 Hiya, PAUlS!
	9:35am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @9:13 Good morning, crestikins!
	9:35am StringOFperils: Stuffed Trigger warning!
	9:35am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Gina Bacon @9:18 Morning, Gina!
	9:36am dan: ↳ Song: "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky" by "101 Strings" Roy Rogers ' real name was Leonard Franklin Slye
	9:36am Pedro in Arlington: Please tell me it's a HDT marathon through 3pm Eastern. By then my pants, shoes and socks will be dry from this morning's walk to work. OK, the shoes likely won't be dry until Sunday.
	9:37am Uncle Michael: Bill! Artie! Andrew! Pedro!
	9:39am PAULS: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:35 hey Andrew!
	9:41am still b/p: Kinskey as bartender Sascha, when woman, slightly distraught at being stood up by cold Rick, wants another drink but Rick nixes the order: "Yvonne I love you, but he pays me."
	9:42am Uncle Michael: ↳ Pedro in Arlington @9:36 yep!
	9:42am dan: ↳ Song: "Move It on Over" by "Hank Williams" I was 2 minutes old when I found out that "Move It On OVer" was originally a Hank Williams song.
	9:43am (Mr) Bill: ↳ dan @9:36 Leonard Franklin Slye would never have worked for the name of a burger joint.
	9:43am (Mr) Bill: ↳ dan @9:42 I was in my second trimester.
	9:44am Pedro in Arlington: ↳ Uncle Michael @9:42 Hank died for our sins and HDT marathons.
	9:45am doctorjazz: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:34 Hey Andrew!
	9:45am Uncle Michael: ↳ (Mr) Bill @9:43 (thanks)
	9:50am (Mr) Bill: ↳ still b/p @9:41 I love that scene.
	9:52am Webhamster Henry: Morning Uncle Michael! Give the Hinky Dinky cashier some!
	9:55am Uncle Michael: Henry! See Kim on your way out.
	10:01am Webhamster Henry: Did you ever do a show of nothing but talking blues? I seem to remember so!
	10:03am dan: ↳ Pedro in Arlington @9:44 https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/jack-karlson-star-succulent-chinese-103403709.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYmluZy5jb20v&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAAViK4d4h3_wDyEZ531AdOLIV4Evg7sBU330IJw5dOF9-vtqDyqvv3XsBdsRL1wTmMe80VFcZSJlQ7i1Cmj6f2Ku3j2ggoaI-HkgFq6pbNWWsfElafESCzLSTb6pOO88LoCzEhZd8OlDS07MzD0piWiKnorNUyD-cyMEHLaxjY5_ Anyone ever hear of this man? The subject of a 2 minute video that has as many memorable lines as Casablanca.
	10:04am Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky" by "Baja Marimba Band" Hmm, but who made my mule-skin wallet then?
	10:06am TDK60: Hello Uncle M.
	10:07am StringOFperils: 'Hot Rod Lincoln' was originally a song by American singer-songwriter Charlie Ryan (Charlie Ryan and the Livingston Bros), on a single released in 1955. It was written as an answer song to Arkie Shibley's 1950 hit 'Hot Rod Race' (US #29). Commander Cody showed up much later....somehow I missed all this in university.
	10:07am Uncle Michael: TDK!
	10:10am dan: ↳ Song: "Rocket "88"" by "Bill Haley And The Saddlemen" The first rock and roll song according to music scholars. Not this version but the one that featured Ike Turner on lead guitar.
	10:17am StringOFperils: The white Slim Harpo
	10:17am dan: ↳ Song: "Carmen's Boogie" by "Spade Cooley" Another homicidal Western Swing classic.
	10:18am Roberto: ↳ Song: "Rocket "88"" by "Bill Haley And The Saddlemen" I have an HO scale model 1950 Rocket 88.
	10:22am TDK60: Crazy, UM. You're gettin' real gone!
	10:22am Uncle Michael: ↳ TDK60 @10:22 fixin' to
	10:24am still b/p: ↳ (Mr) Bill @9:50 Eating the last bits of my hard boiled eggs a moment ago, my fork picked up a piece of glass in the bowl. I shoulda checked my horoscope. Did I eat a couple chips already and will I be gone, real gone, before day's end?
	10:24am still b/p: ↳ still b/p @10:24 (Not for Mr Bill)
	10:25am Uncle Michael: ↳ still b/p @10:24 can I have your stuff?
	10:28am still b/p: ↳ Uncle Michael @10:25 My eclectic collection of hoardy stuff? Sure. Bring a truck. And you can have the dozens of production library vinyl records that've just been sittin' here doin' nothing for years. DON'T take the glass bowl.
	10:30am dan: ↳ Song: "Milkcow Blues Boogie" by "Elvis Presley, Scotty A... One of Bill Black's standup basses, possibly the one on this record, was purchased by Paul McCartney many years later and used on the 1990s Beatles reunion songs.
	10:30am adamdoesit: First Elvis, best Elvis.
	10:30am StringOFperils: ↳ still b/p @10:24 Aww, no fair, why do I just get to be full of plastic?
	10:33am TDK60: Sometimes, you gotta prepare ahead of time to get real gone.
	10:34am still b/p: ↳ StringOFperils @10:30 Strictly old-school hazards for me. Maybe I'll get run down by a buggy this afternoon.
	10:37am Dean: Rock 'n' roll only really got started with Motörhead's No Sleep 'til Hammersmith.
	10:39am Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @10:37 Dean! true dat
	10:39am Alex In Downers Grove: Yep! Chuck Berry. I was trying to post my guess before the music started.
	10:39am StringOFperils: Motorvatin'. Truly free speech.
	10:40am chresti: Wfmu comments and texting is pretty much my only social media these days
	10:40am Dean: Is "Maybellene" perhaps the first instance of product placement in song?
	10:40am adamdoesit: ↳ Song: "Maybellene" by "Chuck Berry" Play it again! Play it again!
	10:40am still b/p: There's a street rod settin' in front of a church down the street with a banner that says "Throttle up for Jesus!"
	10:40am Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @10:40 Not by a longshot!
	10:41am Alex In Downers Grove: ↳ Dean @10:40 I think Rocket 88 is at type of car in the earlier mentioned song and so is Terraplane in the Robert Johnson song.
	10:43am Uncle Michael: Alex!
	10:43am Roberto: ↳ Alex In Downers Grove @10:41 Yes, a mid-century Oldsmobile model.
	10:43am rw: Gooooo
	10:43am Dean: I bet we could go way back to find even earlier examples, though I'm at a loss just now.
	10:43am rw: d Morning!
	10:44am Uncle Michael: rw!
	10:46am sinner: ↳ Song: "Hadacillin Boogie" by "Hank Penny" Southerners and hillbilly cats of all strips were always mixing up stuff together in their kitchens. Hank liked chloral hydrate with his alkee-hol.
	10:46am rw: Missed the mic break so I’m unclear on the premise. I’m sure I’ll figure it out. Or not. Either way, boogie on!
	10:48am Marie in Chicago: Good morning! Hello UM, and All.
	10:48am dan: ↳ Song: "Get Rhythm" by "Johnny Cash" Later covered by Ry Cooder and the music video for that version was directed by a then unknown David Fincher and featured Harry Dean Stanton as a nightclub MC.
	10:51am Uncle Michael: Marie!
	10:54am Marie in Chicago: I'm imagining that there is some connection between each song played, from one to the next....
	10:58am Dean: It's pretty clear that the theme is an incremental evolution of rock toward its zenith, which will be the last song played before "Albatross": Circle Jerks' "World Up My Ass."
	10:58am (Mr) Bill: Gotta put some carbon in the air en route to the Berkshires. Thanks for the rockabilly sendoff, Uncle Michael….
	10:59am rw: Rock HOUSE. I was hearing Rock Hound. And thinking: Rock Hound? Fucking amazing. Why didn’t The Cramps cover this?
	11:00am TDK60: ↳ Song: "Rhythm And Booze" by "Corky Jones (Buck Owens)" There's a rhythm in this Corky J. Sounds Latin.
	11:00am chromaphone: Lovin’ the billyrock!
	11:01am dan: Music documentary recommendation of the week: "Streetlight Harmonies" about the history of Doo-Wop music in the major cities of America.
	11:02am rw: ↳ Song: "Hot Dog" by "Corky Jones (Buck Owens)" Matty No Times did a Hot Dog fill-in the other day.
	11:03am Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b: ↳ Song: "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky" by "California Guitar ... NICE!!! California Guitar Trio is a group of Fripp students from Guitar Craft. Great show. I saw them many many times in the 90s.
	11:04am Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b: Glad to get here. Nat's playing goddamned gospel on the broadcast show. So I'm here.
	11:05am chresti: I helped a friend sell hotdogs at a car racing track in Stockton, CA I was 16 and it was really hot
	11:05am dan: ↳ Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b @11:03 After seeing Tommy Emmanuel and Laurence Juber perform Finger Picking Guitar music in person, CGA sounds like another group to discover.
	11:09am Uncle Michael: Johnny!
	11:11am PAULS: Terrific bass playing on these last two, just swingin' and stabbin'
	11:17am Michael C swings well! STL: ↳ Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b @11:04 lolrotfl!
	11:18am WLSClark: Uncle Michael, so glad that Hinky Dinky is again open 18 hours a day! I need some groceries, but got a whole in my pocket. Can I buy on credit like old days??? hi BPN, Gina, Andrew and all!
	11:18am Marie in Chicago: Sounding great. I love your picks across all genres, UM.
	11:19am dan: ↳ Song: "I Got A Hole In My Pocket" by "Little Jimmy Dickens" There's A Hole In My Pocket Where My Money Should Go.
	11:19am Uncle Michael: Clark!
	11:22am Dean: The same Charlie Rich?
	11:23am dan: ↳ Dean @11:22 Before he had his Silver Fox hair.
	11:23am Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @11:22 yes
	11:24am still b/p: "Streetlight Harmonies." Free...?play.xumo.com...
	11:25am dan: ↳ still b/p @11:24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4REelh16Q4&pp=ygUVc3RyZWV0bGlnaHQgaGFybW9uaWVz Completely free on Youtube.
	11:26am WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Rock The Bop" by "Brenda Lee" BUT can she still jump the broomstick?
	11:26am Andres: ↳ Song: "Rock The Bop" by "Brenda Lee" Good morning, Doug and all. This is pretty racy for Brenda Lee, no?
	11:26am still b/p: ↳ dan @11:25 One source or t'other, I'll doo watch the doo wop.
	11:27am Andres: Apologies. Hey, Uncle Michael!
	11:27am Uncle Michael: Andres!
	11:28am PAULS: ↳ Song: "Rock Around With Ollie Vee" by "Buddy Holly" One of Sonny's!
	11:28am wenzo: Waddupdoe
	11:29am chromaphone: Man, Buddy can sure do it!
	11:29am Uncle Michael: waddup 'zo?
	11:29am Uncle Michael: chromaphone! been a minute
	11:33am chromaphone: Yea, since I changed jobs I rarely get to listen live anymore. Absolutely loving this show!
	11:33am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ WLSClark @11:18 Hi, Clark!
	11:35am Doug Schulkind: Jessie’s driving so I can say BEW-GEE!!
	11:35am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, UM and OT gang.
	11:37am dave wuz here: i second your bullshit and raise you a nonsense
	11:37am Dean: OED puts rockabilly's emergence as a word in '56.
	11:37am WLSClark: ↳ dave wuz here @11:37 We Kansans know bull shit!
	11:38am Dean: E.g., 1956 Elvis Presley continues to clean up in both the pop LP and single markets. However, the wave of ‘rock-a-billy’ imitators (which accompanies Presley's rise) has sharply receded during the last couple of weeks. Billboard 16 June 17/3
	11:40am Uncle Michael: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:35 Booogheeeee
	11:40am StringOFperils: What? You mean Ringo didn't write this???
	11:40am dan: ↳ Song: "Act Naturally" by "Buck Owens" I wonder if this is where the band "Big Star" got their name from.
	11:42am davefromtoronto: ↳ StringOFperils @11:40 ringo barely even sang it!
	11:42am Uncle Michael: Ken! dave!
	11:42am Dean: Another opportunity presents itself to play a track or two off Beaucoups of Blues...
	11:42am WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Act Naturally" by "The Beatles" Love both versions of this and the two sang it together about 10/20 years ago.
	11:43am winston legthigh: hello uncle michael and all!
	11:43am dave wuz here: ringo starr was like the moe tucker of the beatles
	11:44am Uncle Michael: winston!
	11:44am StringOFperils: ↳ davefromtoronto @11:42 Hah!
	11:44am dan: ↳ dave wuz here @11:43 Fill-less drumming.
	11:44am Uncle Michael: ↳ dave wuz here @11:43 YSTLIABT
	11:45am still b/p: ↳ Song: "Papa Gene's Blues" by "The Monkees" Thinking about this song a day or two ago when I heard another Monkees cut of the period.
	11:46am Uncle Michael: "pick it luther" perkins homage save the texas prairie chicken
	11:46am dan: ↳ dan @11:40 Just looked it up, Big Star came from the name of a chain of Supermarkets in Memphis
	11:46am Brian in UK: Uncle. Double shift Friday.
	11:46am PAULS: One of Mike's! with James Burton?
	11:46am Uncle Michael: BiUK!
	11:47am rw: Time just sped up. My head’s spinning.
	11:47am Uncle Michael: Mike was legitimately on the bleeding edge of country rock
	11:48am Webhamster Henry: Nice to follow the Fab Four with the Prefab Four!
	11:48am StringOFperils: Uncle Nez' deliberate framing of 'space cowboy' music was so beautifully left-field. Gotta love the guy for that.
	11:49am PAULS: ↳ Song: "What Am I Doing Hangin' 'Round?" by "The Monkees" Nice blog post about the story behind this song... tinyurl.com...
	11:49am still b/p: ↳ Song: "What Am I Doing Hangin' 'Round?" by "The Monkees" Who are the backup vocal suspects?
	11:50am dave wuz here: ↳ Uncle Michael @11:44 ? good stuff btw
	11:50am Brian in UK: First time I heard 'Will the Circle.....' was the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's version. Think it was a three album set.
	11:50am Uncle Michael: (you say that like it's a bad thing)
	11:53am Alvy Singer: Hi UM! John McEuen with the amazing banjo skills.
	11:53am Kim Sorise: YEAH! Gram!
	11:53am dan: Grateful Dead Lovin Spoonful Poco CSN/Y Ricky Nelson Byrds
	11:53am StringOFperils: ^^ What Kim said.
	11:54am StringOFperils: Gram the icon aside, just a really good f***in' song!
	11:55am Alvy Singer: ↳ Song: "Luxury Liner" by "The International Submarine Band" I think The Everly Brothers Sing Great Country Hits was a major influence on this lot.
	11:56am dan: ↳ Song: "Kind Woman" by "Buffalo Springfield" Richie Furay was the midway point vocally between Stills and Young.
	11:58am PAULS: ↳ dan @11:56 Yes! A singing travel plaza, if you will.
	11:59am Dean: Interesting to see reviews in Billboard from '56 that refer to "country rock 'n' roll," e.g., Dave Burton, "Rock 'N' Roll Ruby." Different sound.
	12:00pm johnk77: richie the composer also seeing poco live early 1971 made me a huge fan very nice guy the one time i ever talked to him
	12:00pm Uncle Michael: john!
	12:02pm dan: ↳ Song: "Long Black Veil" by "The Band" The Band is probably the most musically gifted rock group ever.
	12:03pm Brian in UK: Sweetheart was the first Byrds album I bought on release. Really enjoyed it as I did not have any Country & Western bias which some folks had at the time. Still stands the test of time.
	12:03pm Dean: Not counting Poison, @dan.
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Brian in UK @12:03 The Marty Stuart tribute tour for Sweeheart was incredible.
	12:06pm dan: ↳ Dean @12:03 That better be a joke.
	12:08pm dan: Any Asleep At The Wheel coming up?
	12:09pm still b/p: You coulda played the Burl Ives cover of Ghost Riders during Doug's actual slot and FLIPPED him out.
	12:09pm johnk77: the buffalo springfield kind woman was produced by jim messina
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: ↳ still b/p @12:09 I have played more than a little Burl.
	12:10pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Dear Doctor" by "The Rolling Stones" I never heard this b4. Sounds good.
	12:10pm dan: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:10 Everyone remembers the other 9 tracks from Beggars Banquet. This one always gets forgotten.
	12:11pm StringOFperils: ↳ dan @12:02 That reminds me of the time Jad Fair was fielding questions before the world premier screening of The Band that Would be King @ TIFF when he deadpanned,"Daniel Johnston is probably the finest songwriter working in America today."
	12:11pm winston legthigh: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:10 beggar's banquet does not disappoint.
	12:11pm winston legthigh: ↳ winston legthigh @12:11 under normal circumstances.
	12:13pm Marie in Chicago: @ Dan and Winston--gotta admit, the Stones were never a band whose records I explored beyond what I heard on the radio and in various places... I probably know "Some Girls" better than any other one.
	12:15pm rw: I gotta run (ride?). Bike trail awaits. Thanks UM for the tunes and the art history lesson! Take care everyone. Have a great weekend!
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: ↳ dan @12:10 see ya, rw!
	12:15pm Marie in Chicago: loving this set
	12:16pm dan: ↳ Song: "Me and Bobby McGee" by "Roger Miller" Just recently saw Roger Miller on the Muppet Show. What a talent.
	12:16pm rw: Another decade and change to go 'til you get to Circle Jerks!
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Song: "Me and Bobby McGee" by "Roger Miller" This was the first release of this song.
	12:18pm StringOFperils: Gawd, I actually remember listening to King of the Road on my aunt's car radio the morning before the Cassius Clay/Sonny Liston fight.
	12:18pm dan: ↳ Uncle Michael @12:17 I believe Roger Miller also did the original version of "Little Green Apples"
	12:19pm winston legthigh: ↳ Song: "Drug Store Truck Drivin'" by "The Byrds" klu wtf?
	12:20pm Dean: Billboard on the Miller "Me and Bobby McGee": "it could easily prove a left field giant."
	12:21pm spodiodi: greetings, UM and Hinky Dinky types!
	12:21pm Dean: Billboard on Poison: "probably the most musically gifted rock group ever."
	12:22pm StringOFperils: LOL
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @12:21 liar!
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: spodi!
	12:23pm dan: ↳ Dean @12:21 I've heard rock bands from all over the world that have double or three times the musical gift that Poison has. A good chunk of them come from Australia.
	12:23pm Marie in Chicago: wow, some powerful lyrics
	12:24pm Dean: Notice how I cannily left out the verb? If it ain't a statement it can't be a lie!
	12:24pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Sin City" by "The Flying Burrito Brothers" Their band name, I think, doesn't do them any favors
	12:24pm StringOFperils: Musically grafted? Musically grifted?
	12:25pm Dean: This reminds me to get out that Parsons/Harris live set box. So sweet.
	12:25pm Michael C swings well! STL: not enough heart emojis
	12:25pm dan: ↳ Dean @12:24 "Probably" still puts them at a higher degree.
	12:26pm StringOFperils: (ONLY) the first Jayhawks album, Blue Earth, could sit well with this stuff. Would that they'd stayed that way.
	12:27pm Dean: We gonna hear Beyoncé?
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @12:27 Go for it!
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: "water mosskin"
	12:28pm StringOFperils: Mossacin on the playlist
	12:28pm Dean: Tony Joe White must have been brothers with The Band.
	12:28pm Michael C swings well! STL: ↳ Song: "Roosevelt And Ira Lee (Night Of The Mossacin)" by... gonna need a shower after this one
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @12:28 Not brothers..but adjacent.
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Michael C swings well! STL @12:28 greezy
	12:29pm StringOFperils: Gators got his Grammy.
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: ↳ StringOFperils @12:29 Who got his Oscar?
	12:30pm dave wuz here: favorite gd song
	12:30pm dan: One Toke Over The Line is probably going to be one of the next 2-3 songs.l
	12:31pm Dean: This Dead record, early Led Zeppelin, and a couple from Steppenwolf were the soundtrack for elementary school sleepover parties.
	12:33pm Roberto: You need to include the inclusions more.
	12:34pm still b/p: Know how he got his gold statuette? Dropped it in the swamp. Heyyyyy!
	12:34pm Dean: "Teach Your Children," I'm thinking.
	12:35pm StringOFperils: ↳ Uncle Michael @12:30 Poison, best actor category, for their eerie portrayal (betrayal) of musicians.
	12:36pm Dean: Props to Kristofferson for correct declension of the pronoun.
	12:37pm StringOFperils: Rhodes scholar country
	12:37pm Dean: Kristofferson was also...shhh!...a thespian!
	12:38pm StringOFperils: I thought he liked cowboys.
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Song: "You Better Think Twice" by "Poco" More Messina than Ricjie on this'n.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @12:34 hard no
	12:40pm TDK60: ↳ Song: "You Better Think Twice" by "Poco" I haven't heard this first Poco slab in ages.
	12:41pm still b/p: ↳ Dean @12:37 Recently watched a bit of his turn as a rich brutal "syndicate" boss. Directing his guy to smash Mel Gibson's toes with a hammer.
	12:41pm TDK60: ↳ Song: "Shoot Out On The Plantation" by "Leon Russell" Nor have I heard Leon's premier disc in a while either. What a great rock album.
	12:43pm johnk77: the recent janovitz bio of leon russell is fantastic and has incredible details
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: ↳ johnk77 @12:43 I'll be seeing him tomorrow.
	12:43pm northguineahills: been here since the FBB while I've been choring myself... /phrasing?
	12:44pm johnk77: tell him thanks from me
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: ↳ johnk77 @12:44 I certainly will.
	12:45pm PAULS: ↳ johnk77 @12:43 I did the audio book after the interview here on HDT, great. Spent a lot of time bouncing back and forth between the book and the youtube
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: Time hasn't been kind to Delaney Bramlett's musical legacy, but damn, what a monster of a talent.
	12:46pm PAULS: ↳ Uncle Michael @12:44 from me, too! heh
	12:47pm StringOFperils: ↳ Uncle Michael @12:45 Agreed! One of several shifting epicentres of new music at the time. Eric Clapton took notes.
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Song: "I Don't Know You" by "New Riders Of The Purple Sage" More Garcia pedal steel.
	12:48pm Dean: There we go.
	12:49pm TDK60: ↳ Uncle Michael @12:48 Yes, UM. I love his pedal work on "Dirty Business" ("down in coal creek") on the same album. Fuzz and other effects were used I think.
	12:51pm johnk77: i don't know you and all of the other songs on the first nrps album written by marmaduke that album cut at heiders sf
	12:52pm Marie in Chicago: Maybe the whole body of music and movies in the late 60s/early-mid 70s that showed young people trying to find themselves, drifting around, poor.... maybe that helped create all the materialistic yuppies of the 80s...
	12:52pm Dean: Variety, June 25, 1969, review of GD at Fillmore East: "The Dead have reinstated the vaudeville concept of a variety show by working as a rock group, c&w-folk band (with leader-guitarist Jerry Garcia picking pedal steel guitar, and folk duet (Garcia and Bob Weir)."
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: ↳ johnk77 @12:51 My old associate Stephen recorded those sessions.
	12:53pm Dean: Dropped the close-parens at "guitar"
	12:54pm Dean: Savoy Brown Blues Band and Buddy Miles Band opened for the Dead during those four shows.
	12:54pm Dean: Er, Buddy Miles Express
	12:55pm StringOFperils: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:52 Still a head-scratcher for me. They all went 'back to the land' and built the world we live in instead.
	12:58pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ StringOFperils @12:55 I gotta say, tasting poverty is a chilling experience (I've been there though I always had family I could look to for help). I think "Lost in America" shows that with 2 middle class white people...
	1:01pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" by "The Nitty Gritty... used to sing this ditty in church youth group. Of course I have the carter family version and this one as well....
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: ngh!
	1:05pm WR: ↳ Song: "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" by "The Nitty Gritty... You've got two hours to go and you have already played "Will the Circle be Unbroken", where will we be at 3? (Eastern)... Hi Uncle Michael and folks. Have been in and out of the stream as work allowed.
	1:07pm StringOFperils: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:58 Serves to show that we're always living inside some mythology or other, and even more subtly so when we think we're stepping outside of it.
	1:08pm johnk77: dan hicks was the town drunk holding up the bar 1976 the old mill tavern in mill valley, california
	1:10pm dan: ↳ Song: "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky" by "The Ventures" I guess that rules out Asleep At The Wheel being played.
	1:10pm northguineahills: there was also the bakersfield scene for outlaw country....
	1:12pm davefromtoronto: wow just watched that charlie rich clip lol
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: WR!
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:12 so great
	1:13pm Marie in Chicago: One of my fave songs.
	1:14pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:13 he got blacklisted for life from CMA's for that i read!
	1:15pm davefromtoronto: they should've blacklisted john denver.
	1:16pm StringOFperils: Just checked in to see if Santiago Jiménez was still musically active in San Antonio, and yes, he is! Which is great. Met him once. Nice guy.....Doug Sahm-adjacent comment....mind....drifting...
	1:18pm Alex In Downers Grove: Wait, I did not understand the name of who was covering the Charlie Pride song, and it looks like it is not on the playlist
	1:18pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ StringOFperils @1:07 yeah, good way of putting it. We're so influenced by the stories we see/hear and what society is showing up
	1:19pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Ramblin' Man" by "The Allman Brothers Band" i'm proud to say i turned my 16 year old son on to this tune.
	1:19pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Marie in Chicago @1:18 up=us
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Alex In Downers Grove @1:18 oops
	1:19pm Alex In Downers Grove: ↳ Song: "(Is Anybody Going To) San Antone" by "Doug Sahm" There it is! Thanks!
	1:21pm dan: ↳ Song: "Ramblin' Man" by "The Allman Brothers Band" The Grand Daddy of all Southern Rock guitar solos.
	1:23pm dan: ↳ dan @1:21 That and Free Bird
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: I wish Dave Mandl was tuned it...
	1:25pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "I Know A Little" by "Lynyrd Skynyrd" wow were those guys good!
	1:25pm DjLorraine: Glad to be here! No guessing about that!
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Going 'prog' shortly.
	1:25pm still b/p: YouTube commenter: "With that hair, Charlie Rich was a bathrobe away from being a Star Trek villain."
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: DJL!
	1:26pm tom tom the pipers son: my.... this is a tasty zztop
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: tom!
	1:28pm tom tom the pipers son: hello michael and folks...
	1:31pm coelacanth∅: howdy Uncle M, y'all
	1:31pm burke: ↳ Song: "Moe Down" by "Dixie Dregs" This one's a real toe tapper!
	1:31pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Moe Down" by "Dixie Dregs" is this the prog rock transition tune?
	1:32pm Dean: I can't listen at the moment. Is Dixie Dregs the prog track? A British band, Wally, whose first album was produced by Rick Wakeman, is a prog band with a c&w aroma, e.g., their song, "I Just Want to Be a Cowboy."
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: Yeah, Dregs was today's proggy goes a courtin' offering.
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: coel!
	1:34pm tom tom the pipers son: i receive c&w "aroma" a little too literally ...and i don't want to go there...;)
	1:35pm coelacanth∅: saw all those songs and thought maybe it's all short songs today but now i see you're in your 5th hour
	1:35pm Dean: Buckskin and cow poop in the noonday sun
	1:36pm still b/p: ↳ Dean @1:35 That's a good song.
	1:36pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ still b/p @1:36 ha!
	1:37pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ still b/p @1:36 minnie pearl, i think....
	1:39pm tom tom the pipers son: allmans... pretty jazzy
	1:39pm Matt Alston: Chuck Level. Pronounced “La vell”. He’s been playing with the Rolling Stones now for going on 35 years.
	1:40pm Dean: Come to think of it, Barclay James Harvest also veers c&w on occasion. But I'm a fan of their tribute to the Moody Blues, "Poor Man's Moody Blues," which was the epithet leveled against BJH at the time. In his fury, John Lees penned the tune.
	1:40pm dan: I hope you play Little Feat's "Texas Twister" in this set. That's a real head banger.
	1:40pm Uncle Michael: Matt!
	1:41pm tom tom the pipers son: probably the most adjacent band to allmans is santana
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @1:40 There a whole lot of country rock from the UK pub scene. Brinsleys, et al...
	1:42pm still b/p: So far, Richard Clayderman version is least evocative of snorting demonic herd and hard driving cowboys haunting the skies with big drama.
	1:42pm Matt Alston: Sea Level!!!
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Matt Alston @1:42 coulda...didn't!
	1:43pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Absolutely Sweet Marie" by "Jason and the Scorchers" I like that title.... that kinda reminded me of the Replacements..
	1:46pm Dean: Oh, yes, Brinsleys, for sure. First track on the first album, "Country Girl."
	1:47pm Dean: And of course "What's So Funny 'bout Peace, Love & Shit-kicking?"
	1:48pm ?: Oh darn. Was hoping this was Hank Azaria
	1:48pm Alvy Singer: The Knitters or Rank and File would have tucked in nicely in the set. Show is sounding great UM!
	1:49pm ?: (doing bruce)
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Alvy Singer @1:48 I know...Longriders too.
	1:49pm Dean: Nanci Griffith The Outlaws Black Oak Kansas
	1:49pm tom tom the pipers son: germans had/have(?) a romantic attachment to the american west...ie. ...karl may, surprised there isn't more country from germany
	1:50pm Dean: Epitaph is a German prog band with a c&w vibe.
	1:50pm dan: ↳ Dean @1:49 Nanci's "Ford Ecocline" needs to be in this set.
	1:50pm dan: ↳ Dean @1:50 I thought it was a King Crimson song.
	1:51pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Dean @1:50 oh....
	1:51pm Dean: No, that's "21st Century Schizoid Cowpoke."
	1:53pm coelacanth∅: the junkies... i definitely prefer the country to the western, by far.
	1:53pm Dean: Speaking of Kansas, "Dust In the Wind"
	1:55pm Marie in Chicago: wondering who this is...
	1:55pm davefromtoronto: this is the ZZZquil version
	1:55pm davefromtoronto: cowboy junkies?
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Marie in Chicago @1:55 oops
	1:55pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:55 ha ha ha
	1:56pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:55 that's what I was thinking
	1:56pm davefromtoronto: unmistakable tempo
	1:56pm Dean: 2018, Steam Machine, "Do Not Wait Till I'm Laid Beneath The Clay"
	1:57pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:55 no crit., here, man, all good
	1:57pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:56 was just going to say, even more so than lead singer
	1:57pm Marie in Chicago: I love their version(s) of Sweet Jane
	1:59pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "No Depression" by "Uncle Tupelo" wow this record is 34 years old! /also recorded by the carter family....
	1:59pm tom tom the pipers son: uncle tupelo reminds me.... giant sand also leaned country
	2:00pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "I Know A Little" by "Lynyrd Skynyrd" dern, i went for a walk in the rain, and missed my hometown heroes, skynyrd!
	2:01pm northguineahills: @UM: I used to always sing in church, "will the chakra be unbroken" /i may have been dropping <redacted> at the time....
	2:02pm Uncle Michael: ↳ northguineahills @2:01 Hey mister, you dropped your <redacted>...
	2:03pm still b/p: ↳ northguineahills @2:01 "may have been dropping righteous coin in the offering basket"
	2:04pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ northguineahills @2:00 had a friend in h.s. really into skynyrd. he had a van which we would drive around in with a bottle of southern comfiort...i have a sense memory of the embossed sticky bottle, but never "got" lynryd skynyrd
	2:04pm northguineahills: ↳ still b/p @2:03 jon lovitz voice "yeah....that's the ticket!"
	2:06pm northguineahills: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @2:04 I mentioned before I grew up w/ the skynyrd kids (melody van zandt and marshal pyle were my age, and lived close by, and was friends w/ marshall). I never got skynyrd until I moved to nyc. something was missing...the omnipresent sound of skynyrd. I did a deep dive into them, talked to my friends, and most of the lyrics are somewhat sarcastic/ironic on purpose (which most of their redneck fans don't pick up on).
	2:07pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ northguineahills @2:06 oh... interesting
	2:10pm davefromtoronto: "in situ!" - seen it in print many times but first time i ever hear someone speak it.
	2:12pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ northguineahills @2:06 is your house mate around? i gave her a tip on a verso books ebook sale...80% off...ends today...never heard back from her....you might be interested in this...books for 2 bucks
	2:13pm StringOFperils: Still seems bizarre to me that Ken Fox, Fleshtones' bassist, came out of Jason & the Scorchers....such is life and fate
	2:14pm northguineahills: ↳ still b/p @2:03 i once dressed in drag in church when i was in HS. no one batted an eye or said anything (typical ngh was the comments). In HS, I only had one person give me shade for doing so. /when you live in the deep south, it's always fun to lift some eyebrows....
	2:14pm northguineahills: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @2:12 she's at work and won't be back until 6ish....
	2:15pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Car Wheels On A Gravel Road" by "Lucinda Williams" LOOOOOOOOOOOOO (is what the crowd shouts when Lucinda steps up to the plate).
	2:15pm StringOFperils: Classic album. Lucinda helmed some great stuff bac in the day
	2:16pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ northguineahills @2:14 ah...
	2:17pm StringOFperils: First time I saw her, she was just touring with Gurf Morlix, as a duo. No less amazing with no power band behind her
	2:21pm Marie in Chicago: Wilco! Sometimes they sound so good
	2:23pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Shake 'Em on Down" by "North Mississippi Allstars" thought this was "black betty" for a second!
	2:23pm DjLorraine: ↳ northguineahills @2:06 Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
	2:25pm StringOFperils: ↳ davefromtoronto @2:23 Same west African roots
	2:27pm davefromtoronto: ↳ StringOFperils @2:25 lol
	2:30pm coelacanth∅: ↳ StringOFperils @2:25 probably true, to some degree, being an old field song
	2:30pm dan: ↳ Song: "You Can Have The Crown" by "Sturgill Simpson" Now we're talking about the Internet in Country Music.
	2:30pm coelacanth∅: (black betty, not the derivative one!)
	2:31pm βrian: Neener neener!
	2:31pm Uncle Michael: "Well, they call me King Turd up here on Shit Mountain If you want it you can have the crown"
	2:31pm Uncle Michael: Brian!
	2:32pm Dean: Heavy hangs the feces that wears the crown.
	2:33pm northguineahills: ↳ DjLorraine @2:23 ronnie van zandt is buried in the town where my father lives (and I went to 9-12 grade). There was rumor that he was buried in a neil young shirt (and it was a controversy b/c of the lyrics of "sweet home alabama" mentioning neil's "southern man". short story long, yes, he was buried in a neil young shirt as he was a huge fan. but, b/c people kept on breaking intot he family mausoleum to find out, his family put his body in a non-disclosed location. /i have many skynyrd related stories...
	2:33pm StringOFperils: ↳ coelacanth∅ @2:30 Even Ram Jam's hit record goes back to Huddie Ledbetter who probably drew it from vocal lines heard in the cotton fields, sung by people who did not belong there...so, risible tho it may seem, it probably goes all the way back there
	2:33pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Turtles All The Way Down" by "Sturgill Simpson" new to me, and digdug!!
	2:36pm Marie in Chicago: me too. Hi NGH! Very good novel of that name (for teens/young adults, though good for everyone, I think
	2:37pm dan: ↳ Song: "Sea Stories" by "Sturgill Simpson" Sounds like a young Levon Helm.
	2:37pm Pedro in Arlington: Quite a show, UM. Perfect for Doug's long drive.
	2:38pm coelacanth∅: ↳ StringOFperils @2:33 sayin'. -ram jam's is basically an electrified version, not that different than Leadbelly's. but Leadbelly, like most blues artists just made his own adaptation of something earlier. ...and it's tempting to say he "stole" it by claiming authorship; but that was standard practice, so i stop myself...sort of!
	2:38pm βrian: Apropos of nothing … "Brandy wore a silver chain made of finest silver from the north of Spain."
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: -but all those old blues hollers and field songs have at least some roots in ghana, etc
	2:39pm StringOFperils: I think of it more as a shared thread of life, a cultural fingerprint, impossible to steal
	2:40pm dan: ↳ Song: "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky" by "Australia's Tornad... Yippie Kay Aye Motherfucker.
	2:41pm Dean: Opportunity missed for The Residents, "Kaw-Liga"
	2:42pm Dean: I'm thinking Simpson was humiliated by the songwriting perfection of C.C. DeVille.
	2:42pm coelacanth∅: ↳ StringOFperils @2:39 i like that. -but then i have trouble when i get to led zeppelin or the 'stones! ...or some zoomer/ai shmuck stealing lines from Marley...
	2:45pm coelacanth∅: ("shake 'em on down" of course being another example... derivative of something near or over 100 years old)
	2:45pm StringOFperils: There's an old Folkways album with field recordings assembled by (I think) John Lomax, where orally passed-down vocal lines recorded in west Africa are inter-cut with field recordings from Mississippi, Texas, Georgia, somewhere....back and forth....and they're the same. Wish i could remember it by name or catalog #. It's fascinating.
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: ↳ StringOFperils @2:45 oh man i wanna hear that!
	2:49pm chresti: Thanks UM!
	2:49pm dan: ↳ StringOFperils @2:45 Gotta check that out.
	2:50pm PAULS: ↳ Song: "One Hundred Years From Now" by "Wilco" I wuz drivin and couldn't comment earlier but this sounded like Ian Hunter's band backing Tweedy... thanks for a great six hours UM
	2:51pm northguineahills: happy dankUUUs, UM!!!!
	2:51pm Dean: An example of the release mentioned by StringOFperils: https://folkways.si.edu/roots-of-black-music-in-america/african-american-music/album/smithsonian
	2:52pm StringOFperils: ↳ dan @2:49 If you do enough digging in The Smithsonian, you'll find it....maybe with some assistance. (the inclusion of the fife in that West Mississippi Allstars recording is a clue to those foreign origins as well...the sons of Jim Dickinson are hipped to all this stuff)
	2:52pm northguineahills: ↳ StringOFperils @2:45 i've gone through the whole archive. it's here somewhere...archive.culturalequity.org
	2:52pm spodiodi: time to get wet. thanks UM!
	2:52pm Michael C swings well! STL: ↳ Song: "Change Your Ways Or Die" by "Cactus Blossoms" great tune
	2:52pm StringOFperils: Oh, great Dean! Thanks!
	2:53pm coelacanth∅: got a moment of no rain -heading to the post office Thanks Uncle M! tchau
	2:53pm dan: ↳ StringOFperils @2:52 Bookmarked it on Youtube
	2:54pm StringOFperils: Ah, Sam Charters, right! His book The Country Blues is a great read.
	2:54pm DjLorraine: ↳ northguineahills @2:33 I had forgotten Rossington and Collins were part of that band for awhile. I was reminiscing about my favorite Skynyrd tunes.
	2:56pm Dean: "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds."
	2:57pm Dean: "On the other hand, we take no responsibility for supply-chain disruptions outside our control."
	2:57pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Country Squire" by "Tyler Childers" @UM: here is Tyler Childer's song support black lives matter, he also lost more audience when he did a song in support of his gay cousin: www.youtube.com...
	2:57pm Alvy Singer: Just a wonderful show today UM! See, six hours went by pretty fast!!
	2:57pm WR: Thanks, Uncle Michael. Be sure your hoss gets properly fed and bedded after this long ride. Thanks for streaming us along with you.
	2:58pm bradford: Many thanks, UM!
	2:58pm northguineahills: ↳ DjLorraine @2:54 yeah, I mostly dismiss skynyrd after the plane crash.....
	2:58pm Dean: Still, more product placement.
	2:58pm dan: Now that's Country Music. Thanks UM
	2:58pm KWilde: Tremendous show UM!
	2:58pm Marie in Chicago: Thanks, UM, it's been real fun. @)
	2:59pm tom tom the pipers son: thanks u.m.
	2:59pm davefromtoronto: wow epic broadcast thanks!!!
	2:59pm Listener Robert: Bye-bye to you in tornado country from me who's in an unaccustomed tornado watch area due to Debbie.
	2:59pm StringOFperils: Thanks for the extra miles, UM!! Have a good one!
	3:00pm still b/p: Thank you for allll the hours.
	3:00pm Amygdala: Sweet show - thanks UM! Future me will be hitting the archives of this one.
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: bubye!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from August 9, 2024

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August 9, 2024: Show #548: "Will the circles be unbroken?"

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
Alfred G. Karnes	Do Not Wait 'til I'm Laid 'neath The Clay	shellac 10" (b-side to Called To The Foreign Field)	Victor	1927	0:04:11 (Pop-up)
Bing Crosby, Leonid Kinskey, Martha Raye, Bob Burns, and Louis Prima, accompanied by The Sons of the Pioneers	I'm An Old Cowhand	From the film "Rhythm On The Range"	n/a	1936	0:07:20 (Pop-up)
Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys	Ida Red	shellac 10" (b/w Carolina In The Morning)	Vocalion	1938	0:11:00 (Pop-up)
Johnny Barfield/Roy Newman	Boogie Woogie	shellac 10" (b/w Everybody’s Trying To Be My Baby)	Bluebird	1939	0:12:53 (Pop-up)
Buddy Jones	Rockin' Rollin' Mama "Rockin' Rollin' Mama" by "Buddy Jones"	shellac 10" (b-side to Hold It A Little Longer)	Decca	1939	0:15:31 (Pop-up)
Light Crust Doughboys	Mean Mean Mama (From Meana)	shellac 10" (b/w Little Honky Tonk Headache)	Okeh	1940	0:18:09 (Pop-up)
Delmore Brothers	Freight Train Boogie	shellac 10" (b/w Somebody Else's Darling)	King	1946	0:20:53 (Pop-up)
Delmore Brothers	Hillbilly Boogie	shellac 10" (b/w I'm Sorry I Caused You To Cry)	King	1946	0:23:29 (Pop-up)
Spade Cooley	Three Way Boogie "Three Way Boogie" by "Spade Cooley"	shellac 10" (b/w Crazy 'Cause I Love You )	Columbia	1946	0:26:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: 101 Strings	(Ghost) Riders In The Sky				0:30:06 (Pop-up)

Hank Penny	Penny Blows His Top "Penny Blows His Top" by "Hank Penny"	shellac 10" (b-side to Locked Out)	King	1947	0:35:52 (Pop-up)
Pee Wee King And His Golden West Cowboys	Ten Gallon Boogie	shellac 10" (b/w I Hear You Knockin')	RCA Victor	1947	0:38:27 (Pop-up)
Hank Williams	Move It on Over "Move It on Over" by "Hank Williams"	shellac 10" (b/w (Last Night) I Heard You Crying In Your Sleep)	MGM	1947	0:40:56 (Pop-up)
(Two Gun Jordan And His Jivin' Cowhands) Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five	Barnyard Boogie	shellac 10" (b/w How Long Must I Wait For You)	Decca	1948	0:43:32 (Pop-up)
Maddox Brothers & Rose	Mean and Wicked Boogie	shellac 10" (b/w Sweet Little You)	4 Star	1947	0:46:17 (Pop-up)
Maddox Brothers & Rose	New Muleskinner Blues	single (b/w Move It On Over)	4 Star	1948	0:48:54 (Pop-up)
Maddox Brothers and Rose	Sally Let Your Bangs Hang Down	shellac 10" (b/w You've Been Talking In Your Sleep)	4 Star	1949	0:51:40 (Pop-up)
Arthur (Guitar Boogie) Smith And His Cracker-Jacks	Guitar Boogie	shellac 10" (b/w Boomerang)	MGM	1950	0:53:53 (Pop-up)
Arkie Shibley And His Mountain Dew Boys	Hot Rod Race	shellac 10" (b/w I'm Living Alone With An Old Love)	Gilt-Edge	1950	0:57:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Baja Marimba Band	(Ghost) Riders In The Sky				1:04:55 (Pop-up)

Johnny Horton	Tennessee Jive "Tennessee Jive" by "Johnny Horton"	shellac 10" (b-side to The Mansion You Stole)	Mercury	1953	1:05:32 (Pop-up)
Bill Haley And The Saddlemen	Rocket "88"	shellac 10" (b/w Tearstains On My Heart)	Holiday	1951	1:07:40 (Pop-up)
Hank Penny	Two Timin' Mama "Two Timin' Mama" by "Hank Penny"	shellac 10" (b/w Lowdown Woman Blues)	King	1952	1:10:04 (Pop-up)
Hank Penny	Hadacillin Boogie "Hadacillin Boogie" by "Hank Penny"	shellac 10" (b-side to If I Can't Wear The Pants)	RCA Victor	1952	1:12:50 (Pop-up)
Spade Cooley	Carmen's Boogie "Carmen's Boogie" by "Spade Cooley"	single (b/w One Sweet Letter From You)	Decca	1952	1:15:03 (Pop-up)
Zeb Turner	Jersey Rock "Jersey Rock" by "Zeb Turner"	shellac 10" (b/w I'm In Love With Someone (Who Can't Belong To Me))	King	1953	1:16:51 (Pop-up)
Little Junior's (Parker) Blue Flames	Mystery Train	single (b-side to Love My Baby)	Sun	1953	1:18:17 (Pop-up)
Bill Haley And His Comets	Crazy Man, Crazy	shellac 10" (b/w Whatcha Gonna Do)	Essex	1953	1:20:27 (Pop-up)
Hardrock Gunter	Gonna Dance All Night	single (b/w Fallen Angel)	Sun	1954	1:23:02 (Pop-up)
Carl Perkins	Honky Tonk Babe (tk 2)	prev. unr.	Sun	1954	1:25:20 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley, Scotty And Bill	Milkcow Blues Boogie	single (b/w You're A Heartbreaker)	Sun	1955	1:27:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duane Eddy	(Ghost) Riders In The Sky				1:30:01 (Pop-up)

Chuck Berry	Maybellene "Maybellene" by "Chuck Berry"	shellac 10" (b/w Wee Wee Hours)	Chess	1955	1:37:22 (Pop-up)
Carl Perkins	Gone, Gone, Gone "Gone, Gone, Gone" by "Carl Perkins"	single (b-side to Let The Juke Box Keep On Playing)	Sun	1955	1:39:31 (Pop-up)
Joe Maphis (King Of The Strings)	Guitar Rock & Roll	single (b/w Tennessee Two Step)	Columbia	1956	1:41:59 (Pop-up)
Johnny Horton	You Don't Move Me Anymore	prev. unr.	unk.	1956	1:44:19 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Get Rhythm "Get Rhythm" by "Johnny Cash"	shellac 10" (b/w I Walk The Line)	Sun	1956	1:46:41 (Pop-up)
Marty Robbins	Mean Mama Blues "Mean Mama Blues" by "Marty Robbins"	shellac 10" (b-side to Tennessee Toddy)	Columbia	1955	1:48:57 (Pop-up)
Jerry Reed	I've Had Enough "I've Had Enough" by "Jerry Reed"	prev. unr.	Capitol	1956	1:50:59 (Pop-up)
Harold Jenkind (Conway Twitty)	Rock House	prev. unr.	Sun	1956	1:53:03 (Pop-up)
Thumper Jones (George Jones)	Rock It	single (b/w How Come It)	Starday	1956	1:55:03 (Pop-up)
Corky Jones (Buck Owens)	Rhythm And Booze	single (b-side to Hot Dog)	Pep	1956	1:57:10 (Pop-up)
Corky Jones (Buck Owens)	Hot Dog "Hot Dog" by "Corky Jones (Buck Owens)"	single (b/w Rhythm And Booze)	Pep	1956	1:59:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: California Guitar Trio	(Ghost) Riders In The Sky				2:01:26 (Pop-up)

Wynn Stewart	Come On "Come On" by "Wynn Stewart"	single (b/w School Bus Love Affair)	Jackpot	1958	2:07:21 (Pop-up)
Billy "Crash" Craddock	Birddoggin´	single (b/w Millionaire)	Colonial	1957	2:09:28 (Pop-up)
Wanda Jackson	Baby Loves Him "Baby Loves Him" by "Wanda Jackson"	single (b-side to Cryin' Thru The Night)	Capitol	1957	2:11:33 (Pop-up)
Hank Thompson And His Brazos Valley Boys	Rockin´ In The Congo	single (b/w I Was The First One)	Capitol	1957	2:13:45 (Pop-up)
Little Jimmy Dickens	I Got A Hole In My Pocket	single (b/w Me And My Big Loud Mouth)	Columbia	1958	2:16:08 (Pop-up)
Bob Luman	Try Me "Try Me" by "Bob Luman"	single (b-side to I Know My Baby Cares)	Capitol	1958	2:18:50 (Pop-up)
Charlie Rich	Whirlwind "Whirlwind" by "Charlie Rich"	single (b/w Philadelphia Baby)	Philips International	1958	2:21:15 (Pop-up)
Brenda Lee	Rock The Bop "Rock The Bop" by "Brenda Lee"	Rock The Bop (EP)	Brunswick	1958	2:23:28 (Pop-up)
Buddy Holly	Rock Around With Ollie Vee	single (b-side to Buddy Holly And The Three Tune - That'll Be The Day)	Decca	1957	2:25:46 (Pop-up)
Johnny Burnette	Rock Billy Boogie	single (b/w If You Want It Enough)	Coral	1957	2:28:02 (Pop-up)
Warren Smith (Don Gibson)	Sweet Sweet Girl	single (b/w Goodbye Mr. Love)	Sun	1958	2:30:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Davie Allan & the Arrows	(Ghost) Riders In The Sky				2:32:49 (Pop-up)

Buck Owens	Act Naturally "Act Naturally" by "Buck Owens"	single (b/w Over And Over Again)	Capitol	1963	2:38:54 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Act Naturally "Act Naturally" by "The Beatles"	Help!	Parlophone	1965	2:40:57 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Papa Gene's Blues "Papa Gene's Blues" by "The Monkees"	The Monkees	Colgems	1966	2:43:18 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	What Am I Doing Hangin' 'Round?	Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd.	Colgems	1967	2:45:12 (Pop-up)
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band	Dismal Swamp	The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band	Liberty	1967	2:48:12 (Pop-up)
The International Submarine Band	Luxury Liner	Safe at Home	LHI	1968	2:51:04 (Pop-up)
Buffalo Springfield	Kind Woman "Kind Woman" by "Buffalo Springfield"	Last Time Around	Atco	1968	2:53:40 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	You Ain't Going Nowhere	Sweetheart of the Rodeo	Columbia	1968	2:57:49 (Pop-up)
The Band	Long Black Veil "Long Black Veil" by "The Band"	Music From Big Pink	Capitol	1968	3:00:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Living Brass	(Ghost) Riders In The Sky				3:03:20 (Pop-up)

The Rolling Stones	Dear Doctor "Dear Doctor" by "The Rolling Stones"	Beggars Banquet	Decca	1968	3:08:25 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Peggy Day "Peggy Day" by "Bob Dylan"	Nashville Skyline	Columbia	1969	3:11:43 (Pop-up)
Roger Miller	Me and Bobby McGee "Me and Bobby McGee" by "Roger Miller"	single (b/w I'm Gonna Teach My Heart To Bend (Instead Of Break))	Smash	1969	3:13:36 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	Drug Store Truck Drivin'	Man Dr. Byrds & Mr. Hyde	Columbia	1969	3:17:28 (Pop-up)
The Flying Burrito Brothers	Sin City	The Gilded Palace of Sin	A&M	1969	3:21:15 (Pop-up)
Tony Joe White	Roosevelt And Ira Lee (Night Of The Mossacin)	single (b/w The Migrant)	Monument	1969	3:25:22 (Pop-up)
Grateful Dead	Dire Wolf "Dire Wolf" by "Grateful Dead"	Workingman's Dead	Warner Bros.	1970	3:28:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dick Dale and his Del-Tones	(Ghost) Riders In The Sky				3:31:35 (Pop-up)

Poco	You Better Think Twice "You Better Think Twice" by "Poco"	Poco	Epic	1970	3:36:56 (Pop-up)
Leon Russell	Shoot Out On The Plantation	Leon Russell	Shelter	1970	3:40:04 (Pop-up)
Delaney & Bonnie	God Knows I Love You	To Bonnie From Delaney	Atco	1970	3:43:03 (Pop-up)
New Riders Of The Purple Sage	I Don't Know You	New Riders Of The Purple Sage	Columbia	1971	3:45:43 (Pop-up)
Little Feat	Willin' "Willin'" by "Little Feat"	Little Feat	Warner Bros.	1971	3:48:06 (Pop-up)
Everly Brothers	Mandolin Wind "Mandolin Wind" by "Everly Brothers"	Stories We Could Tell	Warner Bros.	1972	3:50:21 (Pop-up)
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band	Grand Ole Opry Song	Will the Circle Be Unbroken	United Artists	1972	3:53:07 (Pop-up)
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band	Will the Circle Be Unbroken	Will the Circle Be Unbroken	United Artists	1972	3:56:13 (Pop-up)
Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks	I'm An Old Cowhand (From The Rio Grande)	Striking It Rich	Blue Thumb	1972	4:00:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Ventures	(Ghost) Riders In The Sky				4:03:36 (Pop-up)

Doug Sahm	(Is Anybody Going To) San Antone	Doug Sahm and Band	Atlantic	1973	4:18:13 (Pop-up)
The Marshall Tucker Band	Hillbilly Band	The Marshall Tucker Band	Capricorn	1973	4:14:11 (Pop-up)
The Allman Brothers Band	Ramblin' Man	Brothers and Sisters	Capricorn	1973	4:16:39 (Pop-up)
Lynyrd Skynyrd	I Know A Little "I Know A Little" by "Lynyrd Skynyrd"	Street Survivors	MCA	1977	4:21:20 (Pop-up)
ZZ Top	Move Me On Down The Line "Move Me On Down The Line" by "ZZ Top"	Tres Hombres	London	1973	4:24:42 (Pop-up)
Dixie Dregs	Moe Down "Moe Down" by "Dixie Dregs"	Free Fall	Capricorn	1977	4:27:09 (Pop-up)
Emmylou Harris	Two More Bottles Of Wine	single (b/w Ain't Living Long Like This)	Warner Bros.	1978	4:30:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Richard Clayderman	(Ghost) Riders In The Sky				4:33:50 (Pop-up)

Jason and the Scorchers	Absolutely Sweet Marie	Fervor	EMI America	1984	4:39:10 (Pop-up)
Lone Justice	Don't Toss Us Away "Don't Toss Us Away" by "Lone Justice"	Lone Justice	Geffen	1985	4:42:14 (Pop-up)
Steve Earle	Guitar Town "Guitar Town" by "Steve Earle"	Guitar Town	MCA	1986	4:46:24 (Pop-up)
The O'Kanes	That's All Right Mama	The O'Kanes	Columbia	1986	4:48:52 (Pop-up)
Cowboy Junkies	I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry	The Trinity Session	RCA Victor	1988	4:54:48 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	No Depression "No Depression" by "Uncle Tupelo"	No Depression	Rockville	1990	4:56:41 (Pop-up)
Dwight Yoakam	Truckin' "Truckin'" by "Dwight Yoakam"	Deadicated: A Tribute to the Grateful Dead	Arista	1991	4:58:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lawrence Welk	(Ghost) Riders In The Sky				5:04:12 (Pop-up)

Son Volt	Lookin' At The World Through A Windshield	Rig Rock Deluxe (A Musical Salute To The American Truck Driver)	Upstart	1996	5:11:20 (Pop-up)
Lucinda Williams	Car Wheels On A Gravel Road	Car Wheels On A Gravel Road	Mercury	1998	5:13:43 (Pop-up)
Wilco	One Hundred Years From Now "One Hundred Years From Now" by "Wilco"	Return Of The Grievous Angel: A Tribute to Gram Parsons	Festival	1999	5:18:20 (Pop-up)
North Mississippi Allstars	Shake 'Em on Down	Shake Hands With Shorty	Tone-Cool	2000	5:21:07 (Pop-up)
Sturgill Simpson	Some Days "Some Days" by "Sturgill Simpson"	High Top Mountain	High Top Mountain	2013	5:25:10 (Pop-up)
Sturgill Simpson	You Can Have The Crown	High Top Mountain	High Top Mountain	2013	5:28:31 (Pop-up)
Sturgill Simpson	Turtles All The Way Down	Metamodern Sounds In Country Music	High Top Mountain	2014	5:31:16 (Pop-up)
Sturgill Simpson	Sea Stories "Sea Stories" by "Sturgill Simpson"	A Sailor's Guide to Earth	Atlantic	2016	5:34:15 (Pop-up)
Australia's Tornadoes	(Ghost) Riders In The Sky				5:37:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: unk.	(Ghost) Riders In The Sky "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky" by "unk."

Margo Price	This Town Gets Around	Midwest Farmer's Daughter	Third Man	2016	5:45:06 (Pop-up)
Cactus Blossoms	Change Your Ways Or Die	You're Dreaming	Red House	2016	5:47:46 (Pop-up)
Billy Strings	Dust In a Baggie "Dust In a Baggie" by "Billy Strings"	Billy Strings (OurVinyl Sessions)	OurVinyl	2018	5:51:04 (Pop-up)
Tyler Childers	Country Squire "Country Squire" by "Tyler Childers"	Country Squire	RCA	2019	5:53:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968	5:57:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:58am Kim Sorise: Good morning Uncle Michael and drummer streamers!
	8:59am Uncle Michael: Kim! Good morning!
	9:01am Doug Schulkind: Thanks for spiffing up the joint, Uncle Michael! I am on the road to Baltimore to attend the wedding of my eldest friend's eldest. Play some nice road trip music!
	9:02am Listening Out There: Blinking...looking at clock...
	9:02am listener james from westwood: Morning morning, UM and all! Here we gooooo!
	9:02am Uncle Michael: Doug! Safe travels...and thanks for the extra time. It's the 180 minutes you owed me! ;-)
	9:03am StringOFperils: !!! What the holy hell??!!!
	9:03am C Michael Swing! STL: Hello Uncle Michael and GTDR and WFMUrs all! Hinky Dinky Time all day! Gonna be fun! trying to work thru all this, lol
	9:03am Listener Robert: Didn't know to come here until I heard the opening. Surprise!
	9:04am bradford: Good morning UM & greetings to all!
	9:05am PAULS: Did someone say "spliffing up a joint"??
	9:05am KWilde: Double Dink!
	9:05am dan: Good morning all.
	9:06am Uncle Michael: Sop! C Michael! Robert! bradford! PAULS! KWilde! dan!
	9:07am StringOFperils: Good morning, UM n alla youse people.
	9:11am dan: Is this show in chronological order?
	9:13am dutchtheo: Howdy, Unk Mike and the hinky dinky posse
	9:13am chresti: Good morning uncle Michael and dinky drummers ! Waking up in San Fransisco
	9:14am Uncle Michael: ↳ dan @9:11 more or less
	9:14am Uncle Michael: theo! chresti!
	9:15am dan: ↳ Uncle Michael @9:14 So I take it that the last song is probably going to be either Beyoncé or Shaboozey? They seem to be bringing country back to #1.
	9:16am bigplanetnoise: Morning, UM!
	9:17am Listener Gregory: For the record, I am NOT doing the boogie-woogie, as you call it.
	9:17am dan: ↳ dan @9:15 Or possibly Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs or Jelly Roll
	9:17am Uncle Michael: Bob! Gregory!
	9:18am Gina Bacon: Morning, Uncle Michael and all!
	9:18am Uncle Michael: take it any way you please, dan
	9:19am dan: ↳ Uncle Michael @9:18 I'll take that as a yes.
	9:19am Michael C swings well! STL: ↳ PAULS @9:05 ur late
	9:21am adamdoesit: Good morning, UM, and mean, median, and modal mamas.
	9:21am bigplanetnoise: Morning, GFB!
	9:21am sinner: Diggin in for the 6.
	9:22am Uncle Michael: adam! sinner!
	9:23am Roberto: Are we in Hinky Dinky undertime?
	9:23am Gina Bacon: Morning, BPN!
	9:24am doctorjazz in Krakow: Polish Hinking and Dinking here!
	9:24am doctorjazz in Krakow: This reminds me of a Doug opening set.
	9:25am Uncle Michael: Roberto! Gina! Doc!
	9:27am adamdoesit: Unk, I dig the maillot Hinky Dinky over by the window. Where'd you get it made up?
	9:27am Uncle Michael: ↳ adamdoesit @9:27 Jakroo
	9:27am DJ Peter: Love the Delmore Bros.!
	9:28am Uncle Michael: Peter!
	9:28am dan: ↳ Song: "Three Way Boogie" by "Spade Cooley" Listen to him murder that fiddle.
	9:29am PAULS: ↳ dan @9:28 Snap!
	9:29am Listener Gregory: @doctorj! Have a kielbasa for us!
	9:30am still b/p: Man, you gotta get up crazy early for coverage of this Olympic Hinkronized Dinkronized genre-swimming competition.
	9:30am (Mr) Bill: I love Hinky Dinky Time in the morning I love Hinky Dinky Time in the afternoon I love Hinky Dinky Time when it’s sunny I love Hinky Dinky Time cuz it’s funny I love Hinky Dinky Time every moment Every moment of the year I love Hinky Dinky Time Why oh why do I love Hinky Dinky Time? Because Uncle Michael is here.
	9:31am Artie: Doug sounds funny today.
	9:32am dan: One of those voice changing devices.
	9:32am doctorjazz in Krakow: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:29 Perogi heaven here!
	9:32am Artie: ↳ dan @9:32 I’ll just call him Mindbender.
	9:34am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning, Michael, and all other listeners!
	9:34am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ doctorjazz in Krakow @9:32 Hi, doc!
	9:35am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ PAULS @9:05 Hiya, PAUlS!
	9:35am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @9:13 Good morning, crestikins!
	9:35am StringOFperils: Stuffed Trigger warning!
	9:35am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Gina Bacon @9:18 Morning, Gina!
	9:36am dan: ↳ Song: "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky" by "101 Strings" Roy Rogers ' real name was Leonard Franklin Slye
	9:36am Pedro in Arlington: Please tell me it's a HDT marathon through 3pm Eastern. By then my pants, shoes and socks will be dry from this morning's walk to work. OK, the shoes likely won't be dry until Sunday.
	9:37am Uncle Michael: Bill! Artie! Andrew! Pedro!
	9:39am PAULS: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:35 hey Andrew!
	9:41am still b/p: Kinskey as bartender Sascha, when woman, slightly distraught at being stood up by cold Rick, wants another drink but Rick nixes the order: "Yvonne I love you, but he pays me."
	9:42am Uncle Michael: ↳ Pedro in Arlington @9:36 yep!
	9:42am dan: ↳ Song: "Move It on Over" by "Hank Williams" I was 2 minutes old when I found out that "Move It On OVer" was originally a Hank Williams song.
	9:43am (Mr) Bill: ↳ dan @9:36 Leonard Franklin Slye would never have worked for the name of a burger joint.
	9:43am (Mr) Bill: ↳ dan @9:42 I was in my second trimester.
	9:44am Pedro in Arlington: ↳ Uncle Michael @9:42 Hank died for our sins and HDT marathons.
	9:45am doctorjazz: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:34 Hey Andrew!
	9:45am Uncle Michael: ↳ (Mr) Bill @9:43 (thanks)
	9:50am (Mr) Bill: ↳ still b/p @9:41 I love that scene.
	9:52am Webhamster Henry: Morning Uncle Michael! Give the Hinky Dinky cashier some!
	9:55am Uncle Michael: Henry! See Kim on your way out.
	10:01am Webhamster Henry: Did you ever do a show of nothing but talking blues? I seem to remember so!
	10:03am dan: ↳ Pedro in Arlington @9:44 https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/jack-karlson-star-succulent-chinese-103403709.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYmluZy5jb20v&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAAViK4d4h3_wDyEZ531AdOLIV4Evg7sBU330IJw5dOF9-vtqDyqvv3XsBdsRL1wTmMe80VFcZSJlQ7i1Cmj6f2Ku3j2ggoaI-HkgFq6pbNWWsfElafESCzLSTb6pOO88LoCzEhZd8OlDS07MzD0piWiKnorNUyD-cyMEHLaxjY5_ Anyone ever hear of this man? The subject of a 2 minute video that has as many memorable lines as Casablanca.
	10:04am Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky" by "Baja Marimba Band" Hmm, but who made my mule-skin wallet then?
	10:06am TDK60: Hello Uncle M.
	10:07am StringOFperils: 'Hot Rod Lincoln' was originally a song by American singer-songwriter Charlie Ryan (Charlie Ryan and the Livingston Bros), on a single released in 1955. It was written as an answer song to Arkie Shibley's 1950 hit 'Hot Rod Race' (US #29). Commander Cody showed up much later....somehow I missed all this in university.
	10:07am Uncle Michael: TDK!
	10:10am dan: ↳ Song: "Rocket "88"" by "Bill Haley And The Saddlemen" The first rock and roll song according to music scholars. Not this version but the one that featured Ike Turner on lead guitar.
	10:17am StringOFperils: The white Slim Harpo
	10:17am dan: ↳ Song: "Carmen's Boogie" by "Spade Cooley" Another homicidal Western Swing classic.
	10:18am Roberto: ↳ Song: "Rocket "88"" by "Bill Haley And The Saddlemen" I have an HO scale model 1950 Rocket 88.
	10:22am TDK60: Crazy, UM. You're gettin' real gone!
	10:22am Uncle Michael: ↳ TDK60 @10:22 fixin' to
	10:24am still b/p: ↳ (Mr) Bill @9:50 Eating the last bits of my hard boiled eggs a moment ago, my fork picked up a piece of glass in the bowl. I shoulda checked my horoscope. Did I eat a couple chips already and will I be gone, real gone, before day's end?
	10:24am still b/p: ↳ still b/p @10:24 (Not for Mr Bill)
	10:25am Uncle Michael: ↳ still b/p @10:24 can I have your stuff?
	10:28am still b/p: ↳ Uncle Michael @10:25 My eclectic collection of hoardy stuff? Sure. Bring a truck. And you can have the dozens of production library vinyl records that've just been sittin' here doin' nothing for years. DON'T take the glass bowl.
	10:30am dan: ↳ Song: "Milkcow Blues Boogie" by "Elvis Presley, Scotty A... One of Bill Black's standup basses, possibly the one on this record, was purchased by Paul McCartney many years later and used on the 1990s Beatles reunion songs.
	10:30am adamdoesit: First Elvis, best Elvis.
	10:30am StringOFperils: ↳ still b/p @10:24 Aww, no fair, why do I just get to be full of plastic?
	10:33am TDK60: Sometimes, you gotta prepare ahead of time to get real gone.
	10:34am still b/p: ↳ StringOFperils @10:30 Strictly old-school hazards for me. Maybe I'll get run down by a buggy this afternoon.
	10:37am Dean: Rock 'n' roll only really got started with Motörhead's No Sleep 'til Hammersmith.
	10:39am Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @10:37 Dean! true dat
	10:39am Alex In Downers Grove: Yep! Chuck Berry. I was trying to post my guess before the music started.
	10:39am StringOFperils: Motorvatin'. Truly free speech.
	10:40am chresti: Wfmu comments and texting is pretty much my only social media these days
	10:40am Dean: Is "Maybellene" perhaps the first instance of product placement in song?
	10:40am adamdoesit: ↳ Song: "Maybellene" by "Chuck Berry" Play it again! Play it again!
	10:40am still b/p: There's a street rod settin' in front of a church down the street with a banner that says "Throttle up for Jesus!"
	10:40am Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @10:40 Not by a longshot!
	10:41am Alex In Downers Grove: ↳ Dean @10:40 I think Rocket 88 is at type of car in the earlier mentioned song and so is Terraplane in the Robert Johnson song.
	10:43am Uncle Michael: Alex!
	10:43am Roberto: ↳ Alex In Downers Grove @10:41 Yes, a mid-century Oldsmobile model.
	10:43am rw: Gooooo
	10:43am Dean: I bet we could go way back to find even earlier examples, though I'm at a loss just now.
	10:43am rw: d Morning!
	10:44am Uncle Michael: rw!
	10:46am sinner: ↳ Song: "Hadacillin Boogie" by "Hank Penny" Southerners and hillbilly cats of all strips were always mixing up stuff together in their kitchens. Hank liked chloral hydrate with his alkee-hol.
	10:46am rw: Missed the mic break so I’m unclear on the premise. I’m sure I’ll figure it out. Or not. Either way, boogie on!
	10:48am Marie in Chicago: Good morning! Hello UM, and All.
	10:48am dan: ↳ Song: "Get Rhythm" by "Johnny Cash" Later covered by Ry Cooder and the music video for that version was directed by a then unknown David Fincher and featured Harry Dean Stanton as a nightclub MC.
	10:51am Uncle Michael: Marie!
	10:54am Marie in Chicago: I'm imagining that there is some connection between each song played, from one to the next....
	10:58am Dean: It's pretty clear that the theme is an incremental evolution of rock toward its zenith, which will be the last song played before "Albatross": Circle Jerks' "World Up My Ass."
	10:58am (Mr) Bill: Gotta put some carbon in the air en route to the Berkshires. Thanks for the rockabilly sendoff, Uncle Michael….
	10:59am rw: Rock HOUSE. I was hearing Rock Hound. And thinking: Rock Hound? Fucking amazing. Why didn’t The Cramps cover this?
	11:00am TDK60: ↳ Song: "Rhythm And Booze" by "Corky Jones (Buck Owens)" There's a rhythm in this Corky J. Sounds Latin.
	11:00am chromaphone: Lovin’ the billyrock!
	11:01am dan: Music documentary recommendation of the week: "Streetlight Harmonies" about the history of Doo-Wop music in the major cities of America.
	11:02am rw: ↳ Song: "Hot Dog" by "Corky Jones (Buck Owens)" Matty No Times did a Hot Dog fill-in the other day.
	11:03am Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b: ↳ Song: "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky" by "California Guitar ... NICE!!! California Guitar Trio is a group of Fripp students from Guitar Craft. Great show. I saw them many many times in the 90s.
	11:04am Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b: Glad to get here. Nat's playing goddamned gospel on the broadcast show. So I'm here.
	11:05am chresti: I helped a friend sell hotdogs at a car racing track in Stockton, CA I was 16 and it was really hot
	11:05am dan: ↳ Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b @11:03 After seeing Tommy Emmanuel and Laurence Juber perform Finger Picking Guitar music in person, CGA sounds like another group to discover.
	11:09am Uncle Michael: Johnny!
	11:11am PAULS: Terrific bass playing on these last two, just swingin' and stabbin'
	11:17am Michael C swings well! STL: ↳ Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b @11:04 lolrotfl!
	11:18am WLSClark: Uncle Michael, so glad that Hinky Dinky is again open 18 hours a day! I need some groceries, but got a whole in my pocket. Can I buy on credit like old days??? hi BPN, Gina, Andrew and all!
	11:18am Marie in Chicago: Sounding great. I love your picks across all genres, UM.
	11:19am dan: ↳ Song: "I Got A Hole In My Pocket" by "Little Jimmy Dickens" There's A Hole In My Pocket Where My Money Should Go.
	11:19am Uncle Michael: Clark!
	11:22am Dean: The same Charlie Rich?
	11:23am dan: ↳ Dean @11:22 Before he had his Silver Fox hair.
	11:23am Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @11:22 yes
	11:24am still b/p: "Streetlight Harmonies." Free...?play.xumo.com...
	11:25am dan: ↳ still b/p @11:24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4REelh16Q4&pp=ygUVc3RyZWV0bGlnaHQgaGFybW9uaWVz Completely free on Youtube.
	11:26am WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Rock The Bop" by "Brenda Lee" BUT can she still jump the broomstick?
	11:26am Andres: ↳ Song: "Rock The Bop" by "Brenda Lee" Good morning, Doug and all. This is pretty racy for Brenda Lee, no?
	11:26am still b/p: ↳ dan @11:25 One source or t'other, I'll doo watch the doo wop.
	11:27am Andres: Apologies. Hey, Uncle Michael!
	11:27am Uncle Michael: Andres!
	11:28am PAULS: ↳ Song: "Rock Around With Ollie Vee" by "Buddy Holly" One of Sonny's!
	11:28am wenzo: Waddupdoe
	11:29am chromaphone: Man, Buddy can sure do it!
	11:29am Uncle Michael: waddup 'zo?
	11:29am Uncle Michael: chromaphone! been a minute
	11:33am chromaphone: Yea, since I changed jobs I rarely get to listen live anymore. Absolutely loving this show!
	11:33am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ WLSClark @11:18 Hi, Clark!
	11:35am Doug Schulkind: Jessie’s driving so I can say BEW-GEE!!
	11:35am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, UM and OT gang.
	11:37am dave wuz here: i second your bullshit and raise you a nonsense
	11:37am Dean: OED puts rockabilly's emergence as a word in '56.
	11:37am WLSClark: ↳ dave wuz here @11:37 We Kansans know bull shit!
	11:38am Dean: E.g., 1956 Elvis Presley continues to clean up in both the pop LP and single markets. However, the wave of ‘rock-a-billy’ imitators (which accompanies Presley's rise) has sharply receded during the last couple of weeks. Billboard 16 June 17/3
	11:40am Uncle Michael: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:35 Booogheeeee
	11:40am StringOFperils: What? You mean Ringo didn't write this???
	11:40am dan: ↳ Song: "Act Naturally" by "Buck Owens" I wonder if this is where the band "Big Star" got their name from.
	11:42am davefromtoronto: ↳ StringOFperils @11:40 ringo barely even sang it!
	11:42am Uncle Michael: Ken! dave!
	11:42am Dean: Another opportunity presents itself to play a track or two off Beaucoups of Blues...
	11:42am WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Act Naturally" by "The Beatles" Love both versions of this and the two sang it together about 10/20 years ago.
	11:43am winston legthigh: hello uncle michael and all!
	11:43am dave wuz here: ringo starr was like the moe tucker of the beatles
	11:44am Uncle Michael: winston!
	11:44am StringOFperils: ↳ davefromtoronto @11:42 Hah!
	11:44am dan: ↳ dave wuz here @11:43 Fill-less drumming.
	11:44am Uncle Michael: ↳ dave wuz here @11:43 YSTLIABT
	11:45am still b/p: ↳ Song: "Papa Gene's Blues" by "The Monkees" Thinking about this song a day or two ago when I heard another Monkees cut of the period.
	11:46am Uncle Michael: "pick it luther" perkins homage save the texas prairie chicken
	11:46am dan: ↳ dan @11:40 Just looked it up, Big Star came from the name of a chain of Supermarkets in Memphis
	11:46am Brian in UK: Uncle. Double shift Friday.
	11:46am PAULS: One of Mike's! with James Burton?
	11:46am Uncle Michael: BiUK!
	11:47am rw: Time just sped up. My head’s spinning.
	11:47am Uncle Michael: Mike was legitimately on the bleeding edge of country rock
	11:48am Webhamster Henry: Nice to follow the Fab Four with the Prefab Four!
	11:48am StringOFperils: Uncle Nez' deliberate framing of 'space cowboy' music was so beautifully left-field. Gotta love the guy for that.
	11:49am PAULS: ↳ Song: "What Am I Doing Hangin' 'Round?" by "The Monkees" Nice blog post about the story behind this song... tinyurl.com...
	11:49am still b/p: ↳ Song: "What Am I Doing Hangin' 'Round?" by "The Monkees" Who are the backup vocal suspects?
	11:50am dave wuz here: ↳ Uncle Michael @11:44 ? good stuff btw
	11:50am Brian in UK: First time I heard 'Will the Circle.....' was the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's version. Think it was a three album set.
	11:50am Uncle Michael: (you say that like it's a bad thing)
	11:53am Alvy Singer: Hi UM! John McEuen with the amazing banjo skills.
	11:53am Kim Sorise: YEAH! Gram!
	11:53am dan: Grateful Dead Lovin Spoonful Poco CSN/Y Ricky Nelson Byrds
	11:53am StringOFperils: ^^ What Kim said.
	11:54am StringOFperils: Gram the icon aside, just a really good f***in' song!
	11:55am Alvy Singer: ↳ Song: "Luxury Liner" by "The International Submarine Band" I think The Everly Brothers Sing Great Country Hits was a major influence on this lot.
	11:56am dan: ↳ Song: "Kind Woman" by "Buffalo Springfield" Richie Furay was the midway point vocally between Stills and Young.
	11:58am PAULS: ↳ dan @11:56 Yes! A singing travel plaza, if you will.
	11:59am Dean: Interesting to see reviews in Billboard from '56 that refer to "country rock 'n' roll," e.g., Dave Burton, "Rock 'N' Roll Ruby." Different sound.
	12:00pm johnk77: richie the composer also seeing poco live early 1971 made me a huge fan very nice guy the one time i ever talked to him
	12:00pm Uncle Michael: john!
	12:02pm dan: ↳ Song: "Long Black Veil" by "The Band" The Band is probably the most musically gifted rock group ever.
	12:03pm Brian in UK: Sweetheart was the first Byrds album I bought on release. Really enjoyed it as I did not have any Country & Western bias which some folks had at the time. Still stands the test of time.
	12:03pm Dean: Not counting Poison, @dan.
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Brian in UK @12:03 The Marty Stuart tribute tour for Sweeheart was incredible.
	12:06pm dan: ↳ Dean @12:03 That better be a joke.
	12:08pm dan: Any Asleep At The Wheel coming up?
	12:09pm still b/p: You coulda played the Burl Ives cover of Ghost Riders during Doug's actual slot and FLIPPED him out.
	12:09pm johnk77: the buffalo springfield kind woman was produced by jim messina
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: ↳ still b/p @12:09 I have played more than a little Burl.
	12:10pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Dear Doctor" by "The Rolling Stones" I never heard this b4. Sounds good.
	12:10pm dan: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:10 Everyone remembers the other 9 tracks from Beggars Banquet. This one always gets forgotten.
	12:11pm StringOFperils: ↳ dan @12:02 That reminds me of the time Jad Fair was fielding questions before the world premier screening of The Band that Would be King @ TIFF when he deadpanned,"Daniel Johnston is probably the finest songwriter working in America today."
	12:11pm winston legthigh: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:10 beggar's banquet does not disappoint.
	12:11pm winston legthigh: ↳ winston legthigh @12:11 under normal circumstances.
	12:13pm Marie in Chicago: @ Dan and Winston--gotta admit, the Stones were never a band whose records I explored beyond what I heard on the radio and in various places... I probably know "Some Girls" better than any other one.
	12:15pm rw: I gotta run (ride?). Bike trail awaits. Thanks UM for the tunes and the art history lesson! Take care everyone. Have a great weekend!
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: ↳ dan @12:10 see ya, rw!
	12:15pm Marie in Chicago: loving this set
	12:16pm dan: ↳ Song: "Me and Bobby McGee" by "Roger Miller" Just recently saw Roger Miller on the Muppet Show. What a talent.
	12:16pm rw: Another decade and change to go 'til you get to Circle Jerks!
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Song: "Me and Bobby McGee" by "Roger Miller" This was the first release of this song.
	12:18pm StringOFperils: Gawd, I actually remember listening to King of the Road on my aunt's car radio the morning before the Cassius Clay/Sonny Liston fight.
	12:18pm dan: ↳ Uncle Michael @12:17 I believe Roger Miller also did the original version of "Little Green Apples"
	12:19pm winston legthigh: ↳ Song: "Drug Store Truck Drivin'" by "The Byrds" klu wtf?
	12:20pm Dean: Billboard on the Miller "Me and Bobby McGee": "it could easily prove a left field giant."
	12:21pm spodiodi: greetings, UM and Hinky Dinky types!
	12:21pm Dean: Billboard on Poison: "probably the most musically gifted rock group ever."
	12:22pm StringOFperils: LOL
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @12:21 liar!
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: spodi!
	12:23pm dan: ↳ Dean @12:21 I've heard rock bands from all over the world that have double or three times the musical gift that Poison has. A good chunk of them come from Australia.
	12:23pm Marie in Chicago: wow, some powerful lyrics
	12:24pm Dean: Notice how I cannily left out the verb? If it ain't a statement it can't be a lie!
	12:24pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Sin City" by "The Flying Burrito Brothers" Their band name, I think, doesn't do them any favors
	12:24pm StringOFperils: Musically grafted? Musically grifted?
	12:25pm Dean: This reminds me to get out that Parsons/Harris live set box. So sweet.
	12:25pm Michael C swings well! STL: not enough heart emojis
	12:25pm dan: ↳ Dean @12:24 "Probably" still puts them at a higher degree.
	12:26pm StringOFperils: (ONLY) the first Jayhawks album, Blue Earth, could sit well with this stuff. Would that they'd stayed that way.
	12:27pm Dean: We gonna hear Beyoncé?
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @12:27 Go for it!
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: "water mosskin"
	12:28pm StringOFperils: Mossacin on the playlist
	12:28pm Dean: Tony Joe White must have been brothers with The Band.
	12:28pm Michael C swings well! STL: ↳ Song: "Roosevelt And Ira Lee (Night Of The Mossacin)" by... gonna need a shower after this one
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @12:28 Not brothers..but adjacent.
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Michael C swings well! STL @12:28 greezy
	12:29pm StringOFperils: Gators got his Grammy.
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: ↳ StringOFperils @12:29 Who got his Oscar?
	12:30pm dave wuz here: favorite gd song
	12:30pm dan: One Toke Over The Line is probably going to be one of the next 2-3 songs.l
	12:31pm Dean: This Dead record, early Led Zeppelin, and a couple from Steppenwolf were the soundtrack for elementary school sleepover parties.
	12:33pm Roberto: You need to include the inclusions more.
	12:34pm still b/p: Know how he got his gold statuette? Dropped it in the swamp. Heyyyyy!
	12:34pm Dean: "Teach Your Children," I'm thinking.
	12:35pm StringOFperils: ↳ Uncle Michael @12:30 Poison, best actor category, for their eerie portrayal (betrayal) of musicians.
	12:36pm Dean: Props to Kristofferson for correct declension of the pronoun.
	12:37pm StringOFperils: Rhodes scholar country
	12:37pm Dean: Kristofferson was also...shhh!...a thespian!
	12:38pm StringOFperils: I thought he liked cowboys.
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Song: "You Better Think Twice" by "Poco" More Messina than Ricjie on this'n.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @12:34 hard no
	12:40pm TDK60: ↳ Song: "You Better Think Twice" by "Poco" I haven't heard this first Poco slab in ages.
	12:41pm still b/p: ↳ Dean @12:37 Recently watched a bit of his turn as a rich brutal "syndicate" boss. Directing his guy to smash Mel Gibson's toes with a hammer.
	12:41pm TDK60: ↳ Song: "Shoot Out On The Plantation" by "Leon Russell" Nor have I heard Leon's premier disc in a while either. What a great rock album.
	12:43pm johnk77: the recent janovitz bio of leon russell is fantastic and has incredible details
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: ↳ johnk77 @12:43 I'll be seeing him tomorrow.
	12:43pm northguineahills: been here since the FBB while I've been choring myself... /phrasing?
	12:44pm johnk77: tell him thanks from me
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: ↳ johnk77 @12:44 I certainly will.
	12:45pm PAULS: ↳ johnk77 @12:43 I did the audio book after the interview here on HDT, great. Spent a lot of time bouncing back and forth between the book and the youtube
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: Time hasn't been kind to Delaney Bramlett's musical legacy, but damn, what a monster of a talent.
	12:46pm PAULS: ↳ Uncle Michael @12:44 from me, too! heh
	12:47pm StringOFperils: ↳ Uncle Michael @12:45 Agreed! One of several shifting epicentres of new music at the time. Eric Clapton took notes.
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Song: "I Don't Know You" by "New Riders Of The Purple Sage" More Garcia pedal steel.
	12:48pm Dean: There we go.
	12:49pm TDK60: ↳ Uncle Michael @12:48 Yes, UM. I love his pedal work on "Dirty Business" ("down in coal creek") on the same album. Fuzz and other effects were used I think.
	12:51pm johnk77: i don't know you and all of the other songs on the first nrps album written by marmaduke that album cut at heiders sf
	12:52pm Marie in Chicago: Maybe the whole body of music and movies in the late 60s/early-mid 70s that showed young people trying to find themselves, drifting around, poor.... maybe that helped create all the materialistic yuppies of the 80s...
	12:52pm Dean: Variety, June 25, 1969, review of GD at Fillmore East: "The Dead have reinstated the vaudeville concept of a variety show by working as a rock group, c&w-folk band (with leader-guitarist Jerry Garcia picking pedal steel guitar, and folk duet (Garcia and Bob Weir)."
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: ↳ johnk77 @12:51 My old associate Stephen recorded those sessions.
	12:53pm Dean: Dropped the close-parens at "guitar"
	12:54pm Dean: Savoy Brown Blues Band and Buddy Miles Band opened for the Dead during those four shows.
	12:54pm Dean: Er, Buddy Miles Express
	12:55pm StringOFperils: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:52 Still a head-scratcher for me. They all went 'back to the land' and built the world we live in instead.
	12:58pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ StringOFperils @12:55 I gotta say, tasting poverty is a chilling experience (I've been there though I always had family I could look to for help). I think "Lost in America" shows that with 2 middle class white people...
	1:01pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" by "The Nitty Gritty... used to sing this ditty in church youth group. Of course I have the carter family version and this one as well....
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: ngh!
	1:05pm WR: ↳ Song: "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" by "The Nitty Gritty... You've got two hours to go and you have already played "Will the Circle be Unbroken", where will we be at 3? (Eastern)... Hi Uncle Michael and folks. Have been in and out of the stream as work allowed.
	1:07pm StringOFperils: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:58 Serves to show that we're always living inside some mythology or other, and even more subtly so when we think we're stepping outside of it.
	1:08pm johnk77: dan hicks was the town drunk holding up the bar 1976 the old mill tavern in mill valley, california
	1:10pm dan: ↳ Song: "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky" by "The Ventures" I guess that rules out Asleep At The Wheel being played.
	1:10pm northguineahills: there was also the bakersfield scene for outlaw country....
	1:12pm davefromtoronto: wow just watched that charlie rich clip lol
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: WR!
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:12 so great
	1:13pm Marie in Chicago: One of my fave songs.
	1:14pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:13 he got blacklisted for life from CMA's for that i read!
	1:15pm davefromtoronto: they should've blacklisted john denver.
	1:16pm StringOFperils: Just checked in to see if Santiago Jiménez was still musically active in San Antonio, and yes, he is! Which is great. Met him once. Nice guy.....Doug Sahm-adjacent comment....mind....drifting...
	1:18pm Alex In Downers Grove: Wait, I did not understand the name of who was covering the Charlie Pride song, and it looks like it is not on the playlist
	1:18pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ StringOFperils @1:07 yeah, good way of putting it. We're so influenced by the stories we see/hear and what society is showing up
	1:19pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Ramblin' Man" by "The Allman Brothers Band" i'm proud to say i turned my 16 year old son on to this tune.
	1:19pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Marie in Chicago @1:18 up=us
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Alex In Downers Grove @1:18 oops
	1:19pm Alex In Downers Grove: ↳ Song: "(Is Anybody Going To) San Antone" by "Doug Sahm" There it is! Thanks!
	1:21pm dan: ↳ Song: "Ramblin' Man" by "The Allman Brothers Band" The Grand Daddy of all Southern Rock guitar solos.
	1:23pm dan: ↳ dan @1:21 That and Free Bird
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: I wish Dave Mandl was tuned it...
	1:25pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "I Know A Little" by "Lynyrd Skynyrd" wow were those guys good!
	1:25pm DjLorraine: Glad to be here! No guessing about that!
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Going 'prog' shortly.
	1:25pm still b/p: YouTube commenter: "With that hair, Charlie Rich was a bathrobe away from being a Star Trek villain."
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: DJL!
	1:26pm tom tom the pipers son: my.... this is a tasty zztop
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: tom!
	1:28pm tom tom the pipers son: hello michael and folks...
	1:31pm coelacanth∅: howdy Uncle M, y'all
	1:31pm burke: ↳ Song: "Moe Down" by "Dixie Dregs" This one's a real toe tapper!
	1:31pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Moe Down" by "Dixie Dregs" is this the prog rock transition tune?
	1:32pm Dean: I can't listen at the moment. Is Dixie Dregs the prog track? A British band, Wally, whose first album was produced by Rick Wakeman, is a prog band with a c&w aroma, e.g., their song, "I Just Want to Be a Cowboy."
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: Yeah, Dregs was today's proggy goes a courtin' offering.
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: coel!
	1:34pm tom tom the pipers son: i receive c&w "aroma" a little too literally ...and i don't want to go there...;)
	1:35pm coelacanth∅: saw all those songs and thought maybe it's all short songs today but now i see you're in your 5th hour
	1:35pm Dean: Buckskin and cow poop in the noonday sun
	1:36pm still b/p: ↳ Dean @1:35 That's a good song.
	1:36pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ still b/p @1:36 ha!
	1:37pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ still b/p @1:36 minnie pearl, i think....
	1:39pm tom tom the pipers son: allmans... pretty jazzy
	1:39pm Matt Alston: Chuck Level. Pronounced “La vell”. He’s been playing with the Rolling Stones now for going on 35 years.
	1:40pm Dean: Come to think of it, Barclay James Harvest also veers c&w on occasion. But I'm a fan of their tribute to the Moody Blues, "Poor Man's Moody Blues," which was the epithet leveled against BJH at the time. In his fury, John Lees penned the tune.
	1:40pm dan: I hope you play Little Feat's "Texas Twister" in this set. That's a real head banger.
	1:40pm Uncle Michael: Matt!
	1:41pm tom tom the pipers son: probably the most adjacent band to allmans is santana
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @1:40 There a whole lot of country rock from the UK pub scene. Brinsleys, et al...
	1:42pm still b/p: So far, Richard Clayderman version is least evocative of snorting demonic herd and hard driving cowboys haunting the skies with big drama.
	1:42pm Matt Alston: Sea Level!!!
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Matt Alston @1:42 coulda...didn't!
	1:43pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Absolutely Sweet Marie" by "Jason and the Scorchers" I like that title.... that kinda reminded me of the Replacements..
	1:46pm Dean: Oh, yes, Brinsleys, for sure. First track on the first album, "Country Girl."
	1:47pm Dean: And of course "What's So Funny 'bout Peace, Love & Shit-kicking?"
	1:48pm ?: Oh darn. Was hoping this was Hank Azaria
	1:48pm Alvy Singer: The Knitters or Rank and File would have tucked in nicely in the set. Show is sounding great UM!
	1:49pm ?: (doing bruce)
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Alvy Singer @1:48 I know...Longriders too.
	1:49pm Dean: Nanci Griffith The Outlaws Black Oak Kansas
	1:49pm tom tom the pipers son: germans had/have(?) a romantic attachment to the american west...ie. ...karl may, surprised there isn't more country from germany
	1:50pm Dean: Epitaph is a German prog band with a c&w vibe.
	1:50pm dan: ↳ Dean @1:49 Nanci's "Ford Ecocline" needs to be in this set.
	1:50pm dan: ↳ Dean @1:50 I thought it was a King Crimson song.
	1:51pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Dean @1:50 oh....
	1:51pm Dean: No, that's "21st Century Schizoid Cowpoke."
	1:53pm coelacanth∅: the junkies... i definitely prefer the country to the western, by far.
	1:53pm Dean: Speaking of Kansas, "Dust In the Wind"
	1:55pm Marie in Chicago: wondering who this is...
	1:55pm davefromtoronto: this is the ZZZquil version
	1:55pm davefromtoronto: cowboy junkies?
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Marie in Chicago @1:55 oops
	1:55pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:55 ha ha ha
	1:56pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:55 that's what I was thinking
	1:56pm davefromtoronto: unmistakable tempo
	1:56pm Dean: 2018, Steam Machine, "Do Not Wait Till I'm Laid Beneath The Clay"
	1:57pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:55 no crit., here, man, all good
	1:57pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:56 was just going to say, even more so than lead singer
	1:57pm Marie in Chicago: I love their version(s) of Sweet Jane
	1:59pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "No Depression" by "Uncle Tupelo" wow this record is 34 years old! /also recorded by the carter family....
	1:59pm tom tom the pipers son: uncle tupelo reminds me.... giant sand also leaned country
	2:00pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "I Know A Little" by "Lynyrd Skynyrd" dern, i went for a walk in the rain, and missed my hometown heroes, skynyrd!
	2:01pm northguineahills: @UM: I used to always sing in church, "will the chakra be unbroken" /i may have been dropping <redacted> at the time....
	2:02pm Uncle Michael: ↳ northguineahills @2:01 Hey mister, you dropped your <redacted>...
	2:03pm still b/p: ↳ northguineahills @2:01 "may have been dropping righteous coin in the offering basket"
	2:04pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ northguineahills @2:00 had a friend in h.s. really into skynyrd. he had a van which we would drive around in with a bottle of southern comfiort...i have a sense memory of the embossed sticky bottle, but never "got" lynryd skynyrd
	2:04pm northguineahills: ↳ still b/p @2:03 jon lovitz voice "yeah....that's the ticket!"
	2:06pm northguineahills: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @2:04 I mentioned before I grew up w/ the skynyrd kids (melody van zandt and marshal pyle were my age, and lived close by, and was friends w/ marshall). I never got skynyrd until I moved to nyc. something was missing...the omnipresent sound of skynyrd. I did a deep dive into them, talked to my friends, and most of the lyrics are somewhat sarcastic/ironic on purpose (which most of their redneck fans don't pick up on).
	2:07pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ northguineahills @2:06 oh... interesting
	2:10pm davefromtoronto: "in situ!" - seen it in print many times but first time i ever hear someone speak it.
	2:12pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ northguineahills @2:06 is your house mate around? i gave her a tip on a verso books ebook sale...80% off...ends today...never heard back from her....you might be interested in this...books for 2 bucks
	2:13pm StringOFperils: Still seems bizarre to me that Ken Fox, Fleshtones' bassist, came out of Jason & the Scorchers....such is life and fate
	2:14pm northguineahills: ↳ still b/p @2:03 i once dressed in drag in church when i was in HS. no one batted an eye or said anything (typical ngh was the comments). In HS, I only had one person give me shade for doing so. /when you live in the deep south, it's always fun to lift some eyebrows....
	2:14pm northguineahills: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @2:12 she's at work and won't be back until 6ish....
	2:15pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Car Wheels On A Gravel Road" by "Lucinda Williams" LOOOOOOOOOOOOO (is what the crowd shouts when Lucinda steps up to the plate).
	2:15pm StringOFperils: Classic album. Lucinda helmed some great stuff bac in the day
	2:16pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ northguineahills @2:14 ah...
	2:17pm StringOFperils: First time I saw her, she was just touring with Gurf Morlix, as a duo. No less amazing with no power band behind her
	2:21pm Marie in Chicago: Wilco! Sometimes they sound so good
	2:23pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Shake 'Em on Down" by "North Mississippi Allstars" thought this was "black betty" for a second!
	2:23pm DjLorraine: ↳ northguineahills @2:06 Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
	2:25pm StringOFperils: ↳ davefromtoronto @2:23 Same west African roots
	2:27pm davefromtoronto: ↳ StringOFperils @2:25 lol
	2:30pm coelacanth∅: ↳ StringOFperils @2:25 probably true, to some degree, being an old field song
	2:30pm dan: ↳ Song: "You Can Have The Crown" by "Sturgill Simpson" Now we're talking about the Internet in Country Music.
	2:30pm coelacanth∅: (black betty, not the derivative one!)
	2:31pm βrian: Neener neener!
	2:31pm Uncle Michael: "Well, they call me King Turd up here on Shit Mountain If you want it you can have the crown"
	2:31pm Uncle Michael: Brian!
	2:32pm Dean: Heavy hangs the feces that wears the crown.
	2:33pm northguineahills: ↳ DjLorraine @2:23 ronnie van zandt is buried in the town where my father lives (and I went to 9-12 grade). There was rumor that he was buried in a neil young shirt (and it was a controversy b/c of the lyrics of "sweet home alabama" mentioning neil's "southern man". short story long, yes, he was buried in a neil young shirt as he was a huge fan. but, b/c people kept on breaking intot he family mausoleum to find out, his family put his body in a non-disclosed location. /i have many skynyrd related stories...
	2:33pm StringOFperils: ↳ coelacanth∅ @2:30 Even Ram Jam's hit record goes back to Huddie Ledbetter who probably drew it from vocal lines heard in the cotton fields, sung by people who did not belong there...so, risible tho it may seem, it probably goes all the way back there
	2:33pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Turtles All The Way Down" by "Sturgill Simpson" new to me, and digdug!!
	2:36pm Marie in Chicago: me too. Hi NGH! Very good novel of that name (for teens/young adults, though good for everyone, I think
	2:37pm dan: ↳ Song: "Sea Stories" by "Sturgill Simpson" Sounds like a young Levon Helm.
	2:37pm Pedro in Arlington: Quite a show, UM. Perfect for Doug's long drive.
	2:38pm coelacanth∅: ↳ StringOFperils @2:33 sayin'. -ram jam's is basically an electrified version, not that different than Leadbelly's. but Leadbelly, like most blues artists just made his own adaptation of something earlier. ...and it's tempting to say he "stole" it by claiming authorship; but that was standard practice, so i stop myself...sort of!
	2:38pm βrian: Apropos of nothing … "Brandy wore a silver chain made of finest silver from the north of Spain."
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: -but all those old blues hollers and field songs have at least some roots in ghana, etc
	2:39pm StringOFperils: I think of it more as a shared thread of life, a cultural fingerprint, impossible to steal
	2:40pm dan: ↳ Song: "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky" by "Australia's Tornad... Yippie Kay Aye Motherfucker.
	2:41pm Dean: Opportunity missed for The Residents, "Kaw-Liga"
	2:42pm Dean: I'm thinking Simpson was humiliated by the songwriting perfection of C.C. DeVille.
	2:42pm coelacanth∅: ↳ StringOFperils @2:39 i like that. -but then i have trouble when i get to led zeppelin or the 'stones! ...or some zoomer/ai shmuck stealing lines from Marley...
	2:45pm coelacanth∅: ("shake 'em on down" of course being another example... derivative of something near or over 100 years old)
	2:45pm StringOFperils: There's an old Folkways album with field recordings assembled by (I think) John Lomax, where orally passed-down vocal lines recorded in west Africa are inter-cut with field recordings from Mississippi, Texas, Georgia, somewhere....back and forth....and they're the same. Wish i could remember it by name or catalog #. It's fascinating.
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: ↳ StringOFperils @2:45 oh man i wanna hear that!
	2:49pm chresti: Thanks UM!
	2:49pm dan: ↳ StringOFperils @2:45 Gotta check that out.
	2:50pm PAULS: ↳ Song: "One Hundred Years From Now" by "Wilco" I wuz drivin and couldn't comment earlier but this sounded like Ian Hunter's band backing Tweedy... thanks for a great six hours UM
	2:51pm northguineahills: happy dankUUUs, UM!!!!
	2:51pm Dean: An example of the release mentioned by StringOFperils: https://folkways.si.edu/roots-of-black-music-in-america/african-american-music/album/smithsonian
	2:52pm StringOFperils: ↳ dan @2:49 If you do enough digging in The Smithsonian, you'll find it....maybe with some assistance. (the inclusion of the fife in that West Mississippi Allstars recording is a clue to those foreign origins as well...the sons of Jim Dickinson are hipped to all this stuff)
	2:52pm northguineahills: ↳ StringOFperils @2:45 i've gone through the whole archive. it's here somewhere...archive.culturalequity.org
	2:52pm spodiodi: time to get wet. thanks UM!
	2:52pm Michael C swings well! STL: ↳ Song: "Change Your Ways Or Die" by "Cactus Blossoms" great tune
	2:52pm StringOFperils: Oh, great Dean! Thanks!
	2:53pm coelacanth∅: got a moment of no rain -heading to the post office Thanks Uncle M! tchau
	2:53pm dan: ↳ StringOFperils @2:52 Bookmarked it on Youtube
	2:54pm StringOFperils: Ah, Sam Charters, right! His book The Country Blues is a great read.
	2:54pm DjLorraine: ↳ northguineahills @2:33 I had forgotten Rossington and Collins were part of that band for awhile. I was reminiscing about my favorite Skynyrd tunes.
	2:56pm Dean: "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds."
	2:57pm Dean: "On the other hand, we take no responsibility for supply-chain disruptions outside our control."
	2:57pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Country Squire" by "Tyler Childers" @UM: here is Tyler Childer's song support black lives matter, he also lost more audience when he did a song in support of his gay cousin: www.youtube.com...
	2:57pm Alvy Singer: Just a wonderful show today UM! See, six hours went by pretty fast!!
	2:57pm WR: Thanks, Uncle Michael. Be sure your hoss gets properly fed and bedded after this long ride. Thanks for streaming us along with you.
	2:58pm bradford: Many thanks, UM!
	2:58pm northguineahills: ↳ DjLorraine @2:54 yeah, I mostly dismiss skynyrd after the plane crash.....
	2:58pm Dean: Still, more product placement.
	2:58pm dan: Now that's Country Music. Thanks UM
	2:58pm KWilde: Tremendous show UM!
	2:58pm Marie in Chicago: Thanks, UM, it's been real fun. @)
	2:59pm tom tom the pipers son: thanks u.m.
	2:59pm davefromtoronto: wow epic broadcast thanks!!!
	2:59pm Listener Robert: Bye-bye to you in tornado country from me who's in an unaccustomed tornado watch area due to Debbie.
	2:59pm StringOFperils: Thanks for the extra miles, UM!! Have a good one!
	3:00pm still b/p: Thank you for allll the hours.
	3:00pm Amygdala: Sweet show - thanks UM! Future me will be hitting the archives of this one.
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: bubye!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from August 9, 2024

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