WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from August 16, 2024

Listener comments!
	🛒 12:00pm Michael C St Lou: HDT! yeah!!!!
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: Michael!
	12:01pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there, Uncle Michael, and all other listeners!
	12:01pm Alex In Downers Grove: Hi
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: A special day with Uncle!
	12:02pm doctorjazz: It's another "Special Day", hi UM, Hinks, Dinks!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: Andrew! Alex! Doug! Doc!
	12:02pm wenzo: Howdee
	12:03pm unpopularfred: greeeeeeeeeetings back at 'cha
	12:03pm dan: Good afternoon all
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: wenzo! fred! dan!
	12:04pm Oleh from Pittsburgh: Howdy Uncle M and Dinkers!
	12:05pm (Mr) Bill: "Hinky dinky, stinky minkey,” said Inspector Clouseau or anyone else, never.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Oleh! Bill!
	12:05pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Weather Forecast" by "The Master Singers" A nice forecast...(great track!!!)
	12:08pm βrian: "When armature house …"
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Brian!
	12:09pm DjLorraine: Nicely done weather report. Hi all.
	12:09pm bradford: Hey there UM & all!
	12:09pm Alvy Singer: Hi UM!
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: DJL! bradford! Alvy!
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Song: "Let's Get With It" by "New Arrivals" Worst fake Dylan ever!
	12:12pm adamdoesit: Hi Uncle Michael and Hinky Dinky shoppers!
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: adam!
	12:12pm dan: Is this guy trying to be Bob Dylan?
	12:14pm dan: And Bowie sounding like Rod Stewart
	12:14pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Alvy Singer @12:09 Hi, Alvy!
	12:19pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Born In Grenada" by "Harry Nilsson" wow that was great!
	12:19pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Sit Down, I Think I Love You" by "The Executives" Nice Buffalo Springfield cover!
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: dave!
	12:20pm Phillippe: Howdy
	12:20pm dan: The drummer of The Executives later became Billy Joel’s 1st drummer and eventually Hoyt Axton’s as well
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: Google is cool.
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: Phillippe!
	12:25pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Two For The Price Of One" by "ABBA" i thought it was "mouth and mcneil" for an second!
	12:36pm doctorjazz: Ordering from Katz's seems to be the only way to get it (I tried going there recently, line to get in was around the block). Searching for the perfect pastrami sandwich...
	12:36pm KWilde: Greetings!
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: KWilde!
	12:37pm johnk77: stereo mix
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: john!
	12:41pm dan: Sister Rosetta Tharpe was recently added to Rolling Stone’s Top 10 of the Top 250 Guitarists list.
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: ↳ dan @12:41 Tope ten most influential, easily. They altered the list? Who got bumped?
	12:42pm vanhooserd: ↳ Song: "Four or Five Times" by "Lucky Millinder with Sist... Benny Goodman recorded this, taking the vocal himself.
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: vanhooserd! MANY people recorded it.
	12:43pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Four or Five Times" by "Lucky Millinder with Sist... Some info on Lucky Millander with Sister Rosetta Tharpe... www.loc.gov...
	12:44pm vanhooserd: ↳ Song: "Four or Five Times" by "Lucky Millinder with Sist... I thought this was a high-pitched male singer, possibly a kid.
	12:45pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Traffic In My Mind" by "The Osmonds" wtf lol
	12:46pm dan: @UM Carlos Santana was 11 instead of Top 10 Stevie Ray Vaughan 20 “
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: ↳ dan @12:46 who got pushed out of #250?
	🛒 12:48pm Michael C St Lou: ↳ Song: "Whole Lotta Love" by "Tina Turner" put some staink on it!
	12:50pm dan: @UM Terry Kath Dave Edmunds Peter Frampton Tommy Emmanuel Gary Moore Robin Trower Justin Hayward Martin Barre George Benson
	12:51pm johnk77: per wikipedia guitar players on the turner track ray parker jr. & spencer proffer
	12:55pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "New Minglewood Blues" by "Noah Lewis's Jug Band" The Doctor said, give him jug band music, it seems to make him feel just fine" (Dead used the title, not sure it's the same tune)
	12:55pm vanhooserd: ↳ Song: "New Minglewood Blues" by "Noah Lewis's Jug Band" Roots of the Dead
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: ↳ doctorjazz @12:55 same song
	12:56pm vanhooserd: ↳ doctorjazz @12:55 Dead's version based on this, or a version of this. I guess there's a plain old Minglewood Blues.
	12:59pm ?: Hi UM, hi All, neat gif. Great tunage. It's a beautiful day here too. So happy to be off of work.
	12:59pm johnk77: addressed to lbj?
	12:59pm Marie in Chicago: I AM ? !
	1:00pm doctorjazz: ↳ vanhooserd @12:56 Hadn't heard it in a long time, same tune indeed. Found a YouTube version, listened to a few seconds... youtu.be...
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: Marie!
	1:00pm Marie in Chicago: I'd love to give Happy an infusion of brain juice
	1:01pm Jeff g. via app: Yikes.
	1:01pm Oleh from Pittsburgh: Slap Happy
	1:02pm unpopularfred: ↳ Song: "Dear Mr President" by "Happy Fats" boy, I bet LBJ was all kurfuffled when he heard this and had a good think about what he'd done
	1:03pm adamdoesit: Tell it, UM!
	1:05pm vanhooserd: ↳ Song: "Dear Mr President" by "Happy Fats" A few years later I was a 15-year old LBJ critic. I can still remember my jubilation when he announced he would not run again.
	1:05pm Marie in Chicago: One of my bro.'s saw U2 at the Sphere and it looks absolutely amazing
	1:07pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Marie in Chicago @1:05 I'm an editor by trade but I always make mistakes when I'm typing casualment
	1:07pm dan: The lord above made the world for us But the Devil made Las Vegas- Oh Las Vegas you be the death of me City of sin Oh what a mess I'm in look what you've done to me Oh Las Vegas I'm loosing everything Why do I stay when every game play I just get deeper in Hey Las Vegas Can nothing save us from you Night after night watching the wheel go round Hey Las Vegas the devil gave us to you One of these days I'm gonna burn you down -Tony Christie “Las Vegas”
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	1:10pm Marie in Chicago: I read Robert Caro's biography of LBJ (just because it is SO well-written and researched and a joy to read) and grew to love the guy, despite his faults. He did more good for African Americans than almost all of the preceding and following presidents
	1:11pm johnk77: ↳ vanhooserd @1:05 lbj announcing he would not run again 1968 1 of the most surprising moments of that decade to both me and my late father
	1:13pm Alvy Singer: ↳ Song: "Red Shift" by "Peter Hammill" Great choice UM! Peter's records are sometimes a bit of a white knuckle ride, but well worth the listen.
	1:20pm adamdoesit: Read, liked Nick Paumgarten’s New Yorker piece on seeing Dead & Co at the Sphere. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2024/07/29/reckoning-with-the-dead-at-the-sphere
	1:20pm dan: This Elliot Murphy was one of my past requests from the New Years shows
	1:20pm vanhooserd: ↳ Marie in Chicago @1:10 My first interest in politics, at age 12, was the 1964 election, when I was all-in for LBJ. By 1968 I was all "Hey, hey, LBJ, how many kids did you kill today?"
	1:22pm Dean: @doctorjazz 12:36 I've been on a pastrami mission lately. I in fact toyed with flying to NYC to try Katz's. I've been to Carnegie Deli, which was marvelous, and to Stage Deli, which was so-so. Closer to home, I've never been to Langer's west of downtown LA. But my favorite pastrami remains a decidedly non-deli version at Johnnie's Pastrami on Sepulveda, just north of LAX. Thinly sliced, steamed pastrami, loaded on a French roll with a thick slab of Swiss cheese and Johnnie's sublime hot mustard. Add a side of garlic pickles and there is no better lunch to be had. I did recently try a place in San Carlos, Refuge. The pastrami itself was spectacular, as was the bread, but the cost was excessive for the size of the sandwich. Adding insult to injury, they serve only Gulden's mustard!
	1:22pm Roberto: ↳ vanhooserd @1:20 Good thing he was replaced by Tricky Dick. </irony>
	1:22pm johnk77: new yorker rocks also jon pareles @nytimes
	1:23pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ vanhooserd @1:20 mm hm, yeah, I could see why. If I remember correctly, LBJ, the person, did not want us to be in that war and did not start it, but felt he could not end it cuz of all the institutional pressures...
	1:24pm vanhooserd: ↳ Roberto @1:22 I went out to the Nashville airport to protest the arrival of Nixon. The Secret Service pushed us with with protest signs to the back of the crowd.
	1:24pm Dean: Interesting pastrami journalism: https://www.sfgate.com/la/article/rc-provisions-burbank-pastrami-deli-meats-langers-19651540.php
	1:26pm Dean: Only POTUS candidate for whom I ever wanted to vote was Shirley Chisholm. I was too young at the time.
	1:26pm Roberto: ↳ vanhooserd @1:24 They used protest signs to push you?
	1:26pm vanhooserd: ↳ Marie in Chicago @1:23 "The War" did seem like something that was going to happen regardless of anything. As it turned out, I got a high draft number and escaped intact.
	1:28pm vanhooserd: ↳ Roberto @1:26 No, they just gently ushered those of us with signs to the rear.
	1:28pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @1:22 Katz's (and the original Nathans in Coney Island) were regular family outings when I was a kid. Maybe I can get in to Katz on off hours some time (my attempt was on a Sunday Afternoon). Carnegie Deli is no more. There was a place not far from me in Joisey, Lox, Stock and Deli, liked their pastrami, but it is also no more... Second Avenue Deli-liked it back when it was on Second Avenue, went there a few times since the move, disappointing (but they DO give a mini chocolate egg cream at the end of the meal, almost makes amends)..
	1:29pm Roberto: ↳ vanhooserd @1:26 Sweet!
	1:30pm Uncle Michael: Robero! Dean!
	1:30pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ vanhooserd @1:26 oh, wow! So, does that mean you didn't go?
	1:31pm spodiodi: Aloha and happy Friday, UM and Hinky Dinks!
	1:31pm Dean: I remember when Carnegie Deli closed, not too long after Stage Door, as I recall. A short-lived restaurant in Berkeley, Delirama, attracted acclaim for its pastrami. I thought it was good, but not Carnegie- or Johnnie's-level. Suddenly they closed. When asked why, the proprietor stated that it was frustrating having the full menu when folks only ordered his pastrami! That's an odd business model.
	1:31pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ vanhooserd @1:26 I think JFK escalated it greatly?
	1:31pm egould: ↳ Song: "DaVinci's Art" by "Blue Cartoon" That was a jangly one. Hi Uncle Michael!
	1:31pm Mxter Baba: hola, UM and folxeses!!!
	1:32pm Marie in Chicago: Baba loo!
	1:32pm Mxter Baba: ↳ Marie in Chicago @1:32 hi there hey there!
	1:33pm Marie in Chicago: I know some good Italian delis and that is about it
	1:34pm egould: No good delis in Seattle. I miss Canter's.
	1:34pm Dean: Head south on 880. You'll land in San Jose. Canter's is just plain fun.
	1:35pm Dean: Anyway, Seattle has Spinasse and its sibling restaurant. No pastrami, but oh my, the pasta!
	1:35pm Roberto: Well, finally Irving got three slugs in the belly It was right outside the Frontier Deli
	1:36pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @1:31 I went to Carnegie Deli during the last week they were open (before going to see a version of Fiddler on the Roof, great combo outing).
	1:37pm doctorjazz: UM, any of those marathon-premium shopping bags still around? Mine is coming apart (use it all the time).
	1:37pm egould: ↳ Dean @1:35 Spinasse is good. Only been once. Nice martin and good pasta.
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: egould! Baba!
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: ↳ doctorjazz @1:37 We can work something out!
	1:39pm Dean: This place looks good, but it's pricey, like Refuge. I've only been to Spinasse once, as well, last time I was in Seattle, not long after the restaurant opened.
	1:39pm Dean: This place: https://dingfelders.com/menu_type/deli/
	1:41pm StringOFperils: Good afternoon, uNCLE m and co
	1:41pm egould: ↳ Dean @1:39 Yeah, we walked by there a couple of months ago and it was not very appealing. It looks like a failing venture.
	1:41pm doctorjazz: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:38 That would be great!
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: SOp!
	1:43pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Wa Wa Wa" by "King Oliver And His Dixie Syncopators" This would be post-Louis Armstrong (still a cool track)
	1:43pm adamdoesit: The NYC Jewish deli is no more. Katz's is an institution, but also sui generis, rather than representative. I wasn't impressed by Carnegie. When your brand is size, quality suffers. doc, I agree about 2nd Ave (no longer on 2nd Ave), it's a shadow of its former self. These days, if you want a real New York Jewish deli, you're better off driving to Connecticut.
	1:45pm Marie in Chicago: Here's a link to recommended Jewish delis in and around Chicago. A few (not all) sound good and like they have the core delish special items.: https://secretchicago.com/jewish-delis-chicago/ In Chicago, a lot of Jewish families have moved to the "North shore" area--north of Chicago along the lake
	1:45pm doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @1:43 There are some hole-in-the wall (or in the Mall) places in Joisey reputed to be up there in the pastrami world; haven't gotten to most of them, disappointed generally when I do.
	1:46pm StringOFperils: that guitar solo
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: That Chicago leads with a picture at Manny's which isn't that good.
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: Isn't there a place in Edison NJ with sandwiches the size of a VW Beetle?
	1:49pm adamdoesit: ↳ doctorjazz @1:45 When driving the Chag Highway between Boston and New York: Rein's Deli in Vernon, CT.
	1:51pm Mxter Baba: digging this set!
	1:52pm doctorjazz: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:48 That's Harold's-Larry Grogan swears by them. I went there once, was disappointed in the sandwich (I'm a tough customer).
	1:52pm Mxter Baba: ↳ egould @1:34 Canter’s! The food of my people—literally! My great aunt married into the Canter family. :-)
	1:52pm egould: A brief article on closed delis in Cleveland. Sand's was the best. Corky & Lenny's is good. www.clevelandjewishnews.com...
	1:53pm doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @1:49 If the deli is that good, that would make for a Chag Sameiach (Happy Holiday)!
	1:55pm (Mr) Bill: Great set. I gotta go do point-set topology. Thanks, UM….
	1:56pm egould: ↳ Mxter Baba @1:52 Do not be high on acid and go to Canter's and stare at the ceiling for hours.
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: I miss the Belden Corned Beef Center in Chicago. chicago.eater.com...
	1:56pm Dean: Rodney Bingenheimer used to hold court at Canter's after his KROQ shows. Never managed to meet him there, though I did meet him when he attended a show in Van Nuys featuring one of my stupid bands.
	1:58pm adamdoesit: Montreal: that's a town with some real hole-in-the-wall Jewish delis. I've said it before, I'll say it again: the best pastrami is Montreal smoked meat.
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: ↳ adamdoesit @1:58 don't conflate the two!
	2:05pm adamdoesit: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:59 You try it some time, and tell me you don't agree. It's a rare week when I don't get a data breach notification.
	2:05pm Mxter Baba: ↳ egould @1:56 oh no, too late!!
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: ↳ adamdoesit @2:05 this one might be kind of a big deal
	2:07pm Dean: Another longer-lived Berkeley spot was Augie's Montreal Deli, which was much loved during its tenure. I never got there. I believe the proprietor continues to sell pastrami via retailers like Berkeley Bowl.
	2:10pm spodiodi: ↳ Mxter Baba @2:05 haha aloha, MxB
	2:13pm doctorjazz: All this food talk reminds me I need to go shop for tonight's grilled dinner. Catch the rest in transit! Thanks UM, great hang as usual,
	2:13pm Uncle Michael: spodi!
	2:16pm adamdoesit: ↳ Uncle Michael @2:06 It is impressive. Not only does it have my past addresses, it's got the common misspellings of my past addresses, too. Still, I doubt any of this would have been that hard to get for someone who really wanted it before the NPD breach. SSN was never meant to be a secure UUID. We used it for that anyway, and lo.
	2:19pm dan: Rhinoceros sounds like an Allman Brothers knock off
	2:19pm adamdoesit: ↳ adamdoesit @2:16 Admittedly, I'm the guy who didn't buy Apple at $5/share, and thought Hurricane Sandy would blow over. I've learned not to put a lot of faith in my own forecasts.
	2:22pm Marie in Chicago: Bye, ALL, thanks, UM! Gotta run
	2:23pm Uncle Michael: See ya, Marie...Doc...other departers!
	2:28pm Gerry from Miami: UNCLE MICHAEL, just got home and what do I see? Another swingin' set of tunes that I will definitely be catching up on later in the Archives. UM, you never disappoint! I have a lot of listening ahead of me because I missed most of your 6-hour extravaganza last week as well. I WILL be busy! Thank you, sir!
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: Gerry! High praise. Enjoy it!
	2:30pm spodiodi: ↳ Song: "One Love" by "The Wailing Wailers" ⭐️
	2:35pm Roberto: In Spain, it's "con gas o sin gas."
	2:36pm egould: At the local oyster house, it's "sparkling or still".
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: I'm still most charmed by "prickled".
	2:38pm Gerry from Miami: Looks like there was quite a bit of discussion about sandwich shops here today. Like pizza, there will never be a consensus. It is good to read all the input from listeners spread out across the country and beyond. Lots of appetizing suggestions if one has the good fortune to visit these cities. Galloping gourmets, indeed!
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Gerry from Miami @2:38 gotta be good Jewish deli in Miami, yes?
	2:39pm Roberto: Well, just because I'm vegan doesn't mean I can't participate in the discussion. I went here last year (San Diego location): www.benandesthers.com
	2:39pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Dean @1:56 More often than not, Rodney would go to The Salt Shaker on Arroyo Parkway after his show. It was right by the station for crying out loud.
	2:40pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Sat In Your Lap" by "Kate Bush" YES
	2:41pm Dean: Yes, Franco! That rings true. He'd also head to the Denny's on Sunset from time to time? Or am I confusing personalities?
	2:42pm dan: Kate Bush is one of the few artists who scares you upon first hearing them but after a few more listens you can’t get enough of them
	2:42pm Roberto: ↳ Roberto @2:39 It was really good, but they were having kitchen troubles that day and were limited to cold selections only.
	2:42pm egould: ↳ Song: "Sat In Your Lap" by "Kate Bush" Is that Joe E. Ross doing the "Ooh, Ooh"?
	2:42pm Roberto: ↳ dan @2:42 I had that reaction to Liz Phair's first two albums.
	2:44pm Dean: But Rodney lives in Hollywood.
	2:45pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Dean @2:41 Nope! Rodney went wherever he imagined there might be young women to consort with.
	2:47pm PAULS: ↳ Song: "Face Down In The Meadow" by "Eggs Over Easy" Legends! Love that their second album was called Fear of Frying... Chas Chandler had them in the palm of his hand.
	2:47pm Gerry from Miami: UNCLE MICHEAL, yes, for sure! Lots of excellent Jewish delis. But here in CUBA's "northern annex," you will be overwhelmed by delicious and savory offerings. And not just Cuban! Every Latin-American cuisine is well-represented here in the MAGIC CITY. When OBAMA was President, he never failed to visit a famous, family-owned Cuban eatery on his trips to Miami, VERSAILLES.
	🛒 2:49pm Michael C St Lou: ↳ Gerry from Miami @2:47 😋
	2:52pm Gerry from Miami: Did HARPER'S BIZARRE use the WRECKING CREW as their go-to instrumental back-up band? Seems like a good idea!
	2:54pm davefromtoronto: i thought the "blowing" line was going somewhere else...
	2:54pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Gerry from Miami @2:47 There's a Versailles on Venice Blvd. in L.A. I don't know if it's affiliated, but it couldn't hold a candle to the long-gone Cafe Caribe in Pasadena.
	2:55pm egould: The Cuban place in my neighborhood was making braised pork yesterday morning as I was jogging by. It smelled so freaking good.
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: I went to a great Cuban place in Venice Beach a couple of times. I'm trying to recall the name.
	2:56pm adamdoesit: Aw it's almost over. Thanks, UM!
	2:56pm egould: Thanks Uncle Michael! Keep those hamstrings stretched out everybody!
	2:56pm dan: Great show UM
	2:57pm egould: ↳ Uncle Michael @2:55 Cha Cha Chicken?
	2:57pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Uncle Michael @2:55 Hello Michael!
	2:57pm bradford: Many thanks, UM!
	2:57pm PAULS: thanks UM
	2:57pm spodiodi: great show, thanks UM!
	2:57pm Alvy Singer: Another freeform gem UM! Thank you.
	2:58pm Jeff Moore: Over already? Say it ain't so!
	3:00pm Dean: That Versaille on Venice has been around forever.
	3:00pm StringOFperils: Thanks!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: bye everyone. thanks!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Franco!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	3:07pm WR: Thank you!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from August 16, 2024

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
The Master Singers	Weather Forecast	single (b/w Roadilore)	Parlophone	1966		0:03:12 (Pop-up)
Loudon Wainwright III	When I'm at Your House	History	Virgin	1992		0:06:06 (Pop-up)
Bill Boyd And His Cowboy Ramblers	You Can't Come In	shellac 10" (b-side to Blues Is Nothing)	Bluebird	1937	(From: Western Swing on 78 Collection)	0:08:28 (Pop-up)
New Arrivals	Let's Get With It "Let's Get With It" by "New Arrivals"	single (b/w Just Outside Of My Window)	Macy's	1966	(From: Best Of Dan's Garage - Part 4)	0:10:52 (Pop-up)
Davie Jones & The Lower Third	Baby Loves That Way	single (b-side to You've Got A Habit Of Leaving)	Parlophone	1965		0:12:52 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	Born In Grenada "Born In Grenada" by "Harry Nilsson"	single (b-side to You Can't Take Your Love (Away From Me))	Tower	1965	(From: Lost Jukebox: Volume 197)	0:15:45 (Pop-up)
The Executives	Sit Down, I Think I Love You	single (b/w Don't You Sometimes, Baby, Find That I'm On Your Mind)	Festival	1968		0:17:55 (Pop-up)
ABBA	Two For The Price Of One "Two For The Price Of One" by "ABBA"	The Visitor	Epic	1981	(From: The Complete Studio Recordings - The Visitors)	0:20:13 (Pop-up)
Cable Ties	Change "Change" by "Cable Ties"	All Her Plans	Merge	2023		0:23:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Pakines	Campo De Fresas "Campo De Fresas" by "Los Pakines"	Los Pakines	Caliente	1973		0:27:30 (Pop-up)

Yusef Lateef	Big Bass Drum "Big Bass Drum" by "Yusef Lateef"	Part of the Search	Atlantic	1974		0:35:27 (Pop-up)
Lucky Millinder with Sister Rosetta Tharpe	Four or Five Times	prev. unr.	n/a	1941	(From: ABC of the Blues)	0:38:02 (Pop-up)
The Unspoken Word	Anniversary Of My Mind	Tuesday April 19th	Ascot	1968		0:40:30 (Pop-up)
The Osmonds	Traffic In My Mind "Traffic In My Mind" by "The Osmonds"	The Plan	MGM	1973		0:42:56 (Pop-up)
Tina Turner	Whole Lotta Love "Whole Lotta Love" by "Tina Turner"	Acid Queen	United Artists	1975		0:46:48 (Pop-up)
Noah Lewis's Jug Band	New Minglewood Blues	shellac 10" (b/w Bad Luck's My Buddy)	Victor	1930	(From: Complete Recorded Works Vol 2 (1929-1930))	0:52:02 (Pop-up)
Anthony Butler and His Singers	Judgement's Coming	single (b/w World’s Testimonial)	Apollo	1955	(From: 25 Gospel Greats)	0:54:44 (Pop-up)
Happy Fats	Dear Mr President "Dear Mr President" by "Happy Fats"	single (b-side to Veteran's Plea)	Rebel	1965		0:57:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jimmy Rivers	Closer Walk "Closer Walk" by "Jimmy Rivers"	single (b/w Take Your Choice)	Instant	1961	(From: SOUL028 - Instrumentals Soul Style 2)	1:01:15 (Pop-up)

Peter Hammill	Red Shift "Red Shift" by "Peter Hammill"	The Silent Corner And The Empty Stage	Charisma	1974	(From: Refugees)	1:06:35 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Stay "Stay" by "Pink Floyd"	Obscured By Clouds	Harvest	1972		1:14:32 (Pop-up)
Elliott Murphy	Last Of The Rock Stars	Aquashow	Polydor	1973		1:18:31 (Pop-up)
Rare Bird	God Of War "God Of War" by "Rare Bird"	Rare Bird	Charisma	1969	(From: Rare Bird)	1:22:04 (Pop-up)
Blue Cartoon	DaVinci's Art "DaVinci's Art" by "Blue Cartoon"	The Wonder Of It All	Aardvark	2002		1:27:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Free Design	Do You Know The Way To San Jose	Heaven / Earth	Project 3 Total Sound	1969		1:30:38 (Pop-up)

Howard Werth	Little Bitty Pretty One	6ix Of 1ne And ½ A Dozen Of The Other	Metabop	1982		1:36:00 (Pop-up)
King Oliver And His Dixie Syncopators	Wa Wa Wa	shellac 10" (b-side to Sugar Foot Stomp)	Vocalion	1926	(From: King Oliver And His Dixie Syncopators King Oliver And His Dixie Syncopators 1923-1926 Chronological Classics Chronological Classics )	1:38:34 (Pop-up)
Benny Goodman And His Orchestra	Dr. Heckle and Mr. Jibe	shellac 10" (b/w Texas Tea Party)	Columbia	1933	(From: Benny Goodman And His Orchestra 1931-33 Chronological Classics )	1:41:18 (Pop-up)
The '5' Royales	The Slummer the Slum	shellac 10" (b-side to Don't Let It Be In Vain)	King	1958	(From: Oxford American 2008 Southern Music CD Future Masters)	1:44:39 (Pop-up)
Raymond Lewis	Coppin' A Plea "Coppin' A Plea" by "Raymond Lewis"	single (b/w Love Is The Thing)	Warm	unk.	(From: New Orleans Soul 60's - Watch Records)	1:46:47 (Pop-up)
Merle Spears And The Treats And The Lionel Whitfield Orchestra	I Want To Know	single (b/w Merle Spears And Calvin Reeds Guitar-Gonna Move)	Whit	1964	(From: Twistin' Rumble!! 2)	1:49:06 (Pop-up)
Now	Deja Vu "Deja Vu" by "Now"	single (b-side to Having A Hard Time (Ain't You Baby))	Cotillion	1968	(From: Lost Jukebox Vol 157)	1:51:35 (Pop-up)
The Move	Down On The Bay "Down On The Bay" by "The Move"	Message From The Country	Harvest	1971		1:54:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jack Malmsten	Satan Takes A Holiday	Organ Spectacular	Liberty	1963	(From: Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 3: Space Capades)	1:58:28 (Pop-up)

Elvis Costello	Stella Hurt "Stella Hurt" by "Elvis Costello"	Momofuku	Lost Highway	2008		2:04:01 (Pop-up)
Mark Knopfler	The Fizzy and the Still	Kill to Get Crimson	Mercury	2007		2:08:45 (Pop-up)
Pomplamoose	Morning Waterbug "Morning Waterbug" by "Pomplamoose"	Radio	unk.	unk.		2:12:42 (Pop-up)
Rhinoceros	Along Comes Tomorrow "Along Comes Tomorrow" by "Rhinoceros"	Rhinoceros	Vedette	1968		2:15:32 (Pop-up)
Mark & The Escorts	Get Your Baby "Get Your Baby" by "Mark & The Escorts"	single (b/w Tuff Stuff)	GNP Crescendo	1965	(From: USA Garage Greats 1965-1967 (and beyond!) - We Got Some)	2:20:02 (Pop-up)
Chicago Black Swans	Don't Tear My Clothes No.2	shellac 10" (b/w You Drink Too Much)	Melotone	1937	(From: Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey - Rude Dudes)	2:22:02 (Pop-up)
C.L. Blast	Everybody Just Don't Know What Love Is	single (b-side to Got To Find Someone)	Pelican	unk.	(From: Wardell Quezerque's Funky Funky New Orleans: Rare And Unreleased New Orleans Funk 1968-1972)	2:24:36 (Pop-up)
The Wailing Wailers	One Love "One Love" by "The Wailing Wailers"	The Wailing Wailers	Studio One	1966	(From: Another Dance (Rarities From Studio 1))	2:27:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Señor Coconut	Musica Moderna (Samba Virtual)	Gran Baile Con...	Rather Interesting	1997		2:30:54 (Pop-up)

Department S	Going Left Right "Going Left Right" by "Department S"	single (b/w She's Expecting You)	Stiff	1981	(From: The Stiff Records Box Set)	2:34:51 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	Sat In Your Lap "Sat In Your Lap" by "Kate Bush"	single (b/w Lord Of The Reedy River)	EMI	1981		2:39:07 (Pop-up)
Eggs Over Easy	Face Down In The Meadow	Good 'N' Cheap	A&M	1972		2:42:32 (Pop-up)
The Birds	You Don't Love Me - Demo Acetate	single (b-side to You're On My Mind)	Decca	1964	(From: The Collector's Guide To Rare British Birds)	2:46:30 (Pop-up)
Harper's Bizarre	Mad "Mad" by "Harper's Bizarre"	The Secret Life Of Harpers Bizarre	Warner Bros.	1968	(From: Lost Jukebox Volume 002)	2:48:55 (Pop-up)
Lorez Alexandria	Then I'll Be Tired Of You	Standards With A Slight Touch Of Jazz	King	1960	(From: Lorez Alexandria On King 1957-1959)	2:51:35 (Pop-up)
The Majic Ship	It's Over "It's Over" by "The Majic Ship"	single (b-side to Hummin')	Crazy Horse	1969	(From: Sir Psych Presents Vol. 33)	2:54:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		2:56:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🛒 12:00pm Michael C St Lou: HDT! yeah!!!!
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: Michael!
	12:01pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there, Uncle Michael, and all other listeners!
	12:01pm Alex In Downers Grove: Hi
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: A special day with Uncle!
	12:02pm doctorjazz: It's another "Special Day", hi UM, Hinks, Dinks!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: Andrew! Alex! Doug! Doc!
	12:02pm wenzo: Howdee
	12:03pm unpopularfred: greeeeeeeeeetings back at 'cha
	12:03pm dan: Good afternoon all
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: wenzo! fred! dan!
	12:04pm Oleh from Pittsburgh: Howdy Uncle M and Dinkers!
	12:05pm (Mr) Bill: "Hinky dinky, stinky minkey,” said Inspector Clouseau or anyone else, never.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Oleh! Bill!
	12:05pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Weather Forecast" by "The Master Singers" A nice forecast...(great track!!!)
	12:08pm βrian: "When armature house …"
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Brian!
	12:09pm DjLorraine: Nicely done weather report. Hi all.
	12:09pm bradford: Hey there UM & all!
	12:09pm Alvy Singer: Hi UM!
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: DJL! bradford! Alvy!
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Song: "Let's Get With It" by "New Arrivals" Worst fake Dylan ever!
	12:12pm adamdoesit: Hi Uncle Michael and Hinky Dinky shoppers!
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: adam!
	12:12pm dan: Is this guy trying to be Bob Dylan?
	12:14pm dan: And Bowie sounding like Rod Stewart
	12:14pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Alvy Singer @12:09 Hi, Alvy!
	12:19pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Born In Grenada" by "Harry Nilsson" wow that was great!
	12:19pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Sit Down, I Think I Love You" by "The Executives" Nice Buffalo Springfield cover!
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: dave!
	12:20pm Phillippe: Howdy
	12:20pm dan: The drummer of The Executives later became Billy Joel’s 1st drummer and eventually Hoyt Axton’s as well
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: Google is cool.
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: Phillippe!
	12:25pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Two For The Price Of One" by "ABBA" i thought it was "mouth and mcneil" for an second!
	12:36pm doctorjazz: Ordering from Katz's seems to be the only way to get it (I tried going there recently, line to get in was around the block). Searching for the perfect pastrami sandwich...
	12:36pm KWilde: Greetings!
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: KWilde!
	12:37pm johnk77: stereo mix
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: john!
	12:41pm dan: Sister Rosetta Tharpe was recently added to Rolling Stone’s Top 10 of the Top 250 Guitarists list.
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: ↳ dan @12:41 Tope ten most influential, easily. They altered the list? Who got bumped?
	12:42pm vanhooserd: ↳ Song: "Four or Five Times" by "Lucky Millinder with Sist... Benny Goodman recorded this, taking the vocal himself.
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: vanhooserd! MANY people recorded it.
	12:43pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Four or Five Times" by "Lucky Millinder with Sist... Some info on Lucky Millander with Sister Rosetta Tharpe... www.loc.gov...
	12:44pm vanhooserd: ↳ Song: "Four or Five Times" by "Lucky Millinder with Sist... I thought this was a high-pitched male singer, possibly a kid.
	12:45pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Traffic In My Mind" by "The Osmonds" wtf lol
	12:46pm dan: @UM Carlos Santana was 11 instead of Top 10 Stevie Ray Vaughan 20 “
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: ↳ dan @12:46 who got pushed out of #250?
	🛒 12:48pm Michael C St Lou: ↳ Song: "Whole Lotta Love" by "Tina Turner" put some staink on it!
	12:50pm dan: @UM Terry Kath Dave Edmunds Peter Frampton Tommy Emmanuel Gary Moore Robin Trower Justin Hayward Martin Barre George Benson
	12:51pm johnk77: per wikipedia guitar players on the turner track ray parker jr. & spencer proffer
	12:55pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "New Minglewood Blues" by "Noah Lewis's Jug Band" The Doctor said, give him jug band music, it seems to make him feel just fine" (Dead used the title, not sure it's the same tune)
	12:55pm vanhooserd: ↳ Song: "New Minglewood Blues" by "Noah Lewis's Jug Band" Roots of the Dead
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: ↳ doctorjazz @12:55 same song
	12:56pm vanhooserd: ↳ doctorjazz @12:55 Dead's version based on this, or a version of this. I guess there's a plain old Minglewood Blues.
	12:59pm ?: Hi UM, hi All, neat gif. Great tunage. It's a beautiful day here too. So happy to be off of work.
	12:59pm johnk77: addressed to lbj?
	12:59pm Marie in Chicago: I AM ? !
	1:00pm doctorjazz: ↳ vanhooserd @12:56 Hadn't heard it in a long time, same tune indeed. Found a YouTube version, listened to a few seconds... youtu.be...
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: Marie!
	1:00pm Marie in Chicago: I'd love to give Happy an infusion of brain juice
	1:01pm Jeff g. via app: Yikes.
	1:01pm Oleh from Pittsburgh: Slap Happy
	1:02pm unpopularfred: ↳ Song: "Dear Mr President" by "Happy Fats" boy, I bet LBJ was all kurfuffled when he heard this and had a good think about what he'd done
	1:03pm adamdoesit: Tell it, UM!
	1:05pm vanhooserd: ↳ Song: "Dear Mr President" by "Happy Fats" A few years later I was a 15-year old LBJ critic. I can still remember my jubilation when he announced he would not run again.
	1:05pm Marie in Chicago: One of my bro.'s saw U2 at the Sphere and it looks absolutely amazing
	1:07pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Marie in Chicago @1:05 I'm an editor by trade but I always make mistakes when I'm typing casualment
	1:07pm dan: The lord above made the world for us But the Devil made Las Vegas- Oh Las Vegas you be the death of me City of sin Oh what a mess I'm in look what you've done to me Oh Las Vegas I'm loosing everything Why do I stay when every game play I just get deeper in Hey Las Vegas Can nothing save us from you Night after night watching the wheel go round Hey Las Vegas the devil gave us to you One of these days I'm gonna burn you down -Tony Christie “Las Vegas”
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	1:10pm Marie in Chicago: I read Robert Caro's biography of LBJ (just because it is SO well-written and researched and a joy to read) and grew to love the guy, despite his faults. He did more good for African Americans than almost all of the preceding and following presidents
	1:11pm johnk77: ↳ vanhooserd @1:05 lbj announcing he would not run again 1968 1 of the most surprising moments of that decade to both me and my late father
	1:13pm Alvy Singer: ↳ Song: "Red Shift" by "Peter Hammill" Great choice UM! Peter's records are sometimes a bit of a white knuckle ride, but well worth the listen.
	1:20pm adamdoesit: Read, liked Nick Paumgarten’s New Yorker piece on seeing Dead & Co at the Sphere. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2024/07/29/reckoning-with-the-dead-at-the-sphere
	1:20pm dan: This Elliot Murphy was one of my past requests from the New Years shows
	1:20pm vanhooserd: ↳ Marie in Chicago @1:10 My first interest in politics, at age 12, was the 1964 election, when I was all-in for LBJ. By 1968 I was all "Hey, hey, LBJ, how many kids did you kill today?"
	1:22pm Dean: @doctorjazz 12:36 I've been on a pastrami mission lately. I in fact toyed with flying to NYC to try Katz's. I've been to Carnegie Deli, which was marvelous, and to Stage Deli, which was so-so. Closer to home, I've never been to Langer's west of downtown LA. But my favorite pastrami remains a decidedly non-deli version at Johnnie's Pastrami on Sepulveda, just north of LAX. Thinly sliced, steamed pastrami, loaded on a French roll with a thick slab of Swiss cheese and Johnnie's sublime hot mustard. Add a side of garlic pickles and there is no better lunch to be had. I did recently try a place in San Carlos, Refuge. The pastrami itself was spectacular, as was the bread, but the cost was excessive for the size of the sandwich. Adding insult to injury, they serve only Gulden's mustard!
	1:22pm Roberto: ↳ vanhooserd @1:20 Good thing he was replaced by Tricky Dick. </irony>
	1:22pm johnk77: new yorker rocks also jon pareles @nytimes
	1:23pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ vanhooserd @1:20 mm hm, yeah, I could see why. If I remember correctly, LBJ, the person, did not want us to be in that war and did not start it, but felt he could not end it cuz of all the institutional pressures...
	1:24pm vanhooserd: ↳ Roberto @1:22 I went out to the Nashville airport to protest the arrival of Nixon. The Secret Service pushed us with with protest signs to the back of the crowd.
	1:24pm Dean: Interesting pastrami journalism: https://www.sfgate.com/la/article/rc-provisions-burbank-pastrami-deli-meats-langers-19651540.php
	1:26pm Dean: Only POTUS candidate for whom I ever wanted to vote was Shirley Chisholm. I was too young at the time.
	1:26pm Roberto: ↳ vanhooserd @1:24 They used protest signs to push you?
	1:26pm vanhooserd: ↳ Marie in Chicago @1:23 "The War" did seem like something that was going to happen regardless of anything. As it turned out, I got a high draft number and escaped intact.
	1:28pm vanhooserd: ↳ Roberto @1:26 No, they just gently ushered those of us with signs to the rear.
	1:28pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @1:22 Katz's (and the original Nathans in Coney Island) were regular family outings when I was a kid. Maybe I can get in to Katz on off hours some time (my attempt was on a Sunday Afternoon). Carnegie Deli is no more. There was a place not far from me in Joisey, Lox, Stock and Deli, liked their pastrami, but it is also no more... Second Avenue Deli-liked it back when it was on Second Avenue, went there a few times since the move, disappointing (but they DO give a mini chocolate egg cream at the end of the meal, almost makes amends)..
	1:29pm Roberto: ↳ vanhooserd @1:26 Sweet!
	1:30pm Uncle Michael: Robero! Dean!
	1:30pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ vanhooserd @1:26 oh, wow! So, does that mean you didn't go?
	1:31pm spodiodi: Aloha and happy Friday, UM and Hinky Dinks!
	1:31pm Dean: I remember when Carnegie Deli closed, not too long after Stage Door, as I recall. A short-lived restaurant in Berkeley, Delirama, attracted acclaim for its pastrami. I thought it was good, but not Carnegie- or Johnnie's-level. Suddenly they closed. When asked why, the proprietor stated that it was frustrating having the full menu when folks only ordered his pastrami! That's an odd business model.
	1:31pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ vanhooserd @1:26 I think JFK escalated it greatly?
	1:31pm egould: ↳ Song: "DaVinci's Art" by "Blue Cartoon" That was a jangly one. Hi Uncle Michael!
	1:31pm Mxter Baba: hola, UM and folxeses!!!
	1:32pm Marie in Chicago: Baba loo!
	1:32pm Mxter Baba: ↳ Marie in Chicago @1:32 hi there hey there!
	1:33pm Marie in Chicago: I know some good Italian delis and that is about it
	1:34pm egould: No good delis in Seattle. I miss Canter's.
	1:34pm Dean: Head south on 880. You'll land in San Jose. Canter's is just plain fun.
	1:35pm Dean: Anyway, Seattle has Spinasse and its sibling restaurant. No pastrami, but oh my, the pasta!
	1:35pm Roberto: Well, finally Irving got three slugs in the belly It was right outside the Frontier Deli
	1:36pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @1:31 I went to Carnegie Deli during the last week they were open (before going to see a version of Fiddler on the Roof, great combo outing).
	1:37pm doctorjazz: UM, any of those marathon-premium shopping bags still around? Mine is coming apart (use it all the time).
	1:37pm egould: ↳ Dean @1:35 Spinasse is good. Only been once. Nice martin and good pasta.
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: egould! Baba!
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: ↳ doctorjazz @1:37 We can work something out!
	1:39pm Dean: This place looks good, but it's pricey, like Refuge. I've only been to Spinasse once, as well, last time I was in Seattle, not long after the restaurant opened.
	1:39pm Dean: This place: https://dingfelders.com/menu_type/deli/
	1:41pm StringOFperils: Good afternoon, uNCLE m and co
	1:41pm egould: ↳ Dean @1:39 Yeah, we walked by there a couple of months ago and it was not very appealing. It looks like a failing venture.
	1:41pm doctorjazz: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:38 That would be great!
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: SOp!
	1:43pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Wa Wa Wa" by "King Oliver And His Dixie Syncopators" This would be post-Louis Armstrong (still a cool track)
	1:43pm adamdoesit: The NYC Jewish deli is no more. Katz's is an institution, but also sui generis, rather than representative. I wasn't impressed by Carnegie. When your brand is size, quality suffers. doc, I agree about 2nd Ave (no longer on 2nd Ave), it's a shadow of its former self. These days, if you want a real New York Jewish deli, you're better off driving to Connecticut.
	1:45pm Marie in Chicago: Here's a link to recommended Jewish delis in and around Chicago. A few (not all) sound good and like they have the core delish special items.: https://secretchicago.com/jewish-delis-chicago/ In Chicago, a lot of Jewish families have moved to the "North shore" area--north of Chicago along the lake
	1:45pm doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @1:43 There are some hole-in-the wall (or in the Mall) places in Joisey reputed to be up there in the pastrami world; haven't gotten to most of them, disappointed generally when I do.
	1:46pm StringOFperils: that guitar solo
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: That Chicago leads with a picture at Manny's which isn't that good.
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: Isn't there a place in Edison NJ with sandwiches the size of a VW Beetle?
	1:49pm adamdoesit: ↳ doctorjazz @1:45 When driving the Chag Highway between Boston and New York: Rein's Deli in Vernon, CT.
	1:51pm Mxter Baba: digging this set!
	1:52pm doctorjazz: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:48 That's Harold's-Larry Grogan swears by them. I went there once, was disappointed in the sandwich (I'm a tough customer).
	1:52pm Mxter Baba: ↳ egould @1:34 Canter’s! The food of my people—literally! My great aunt married into the Canter family. :-)
	1:52pm egould: A brief article on closed delis in Cleveland. Sand's was the best. Corky & Lenny's is good. www.clevelandjewishnews.com...
	1:53pm doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @1:49 If the deli is that good, that would make for a Chag Sameiach (Happy Holiday)!
	1:55pm (Mr) Bill: Great set. I gotta go do point-set topology. Thanks, UM….
	1:56pm egould: ↳ Mxter Baba @1:52 Do not be high on acid and go to Canter's and stare at the ceiling for hours.
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: I miss the Belden Corned Beef Center in Chicago. chicago.eater.com...
	1:56pm Dean: Rodney Bingenheimer used to hold court at Canter's after his KROQ shows. Never managed to meet him there, though I did meet him when he attended a show in Van Nuys featuring one of my stupid bands.
	1:58pm adamdoesit: Montreal: that's a town with some real hole-in-the-wall Jewish delis. I've said it before, I'll say it again: the best pastrami is Montreal smoked meat.
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: ↳ adamdoesit @1:58 don't conflate the two!
	2:05pm adamdoesit: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:59 You try it some time, and tell me you don't agree. It's a rare week when I don't get a data breach notification.
	2:05pm Mxter Baba: ↳ egould @1:56 oh no, too late!!
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: ↳ adamdoesit @2:05 this one might be kind of a big deal
	2:07pm Dean: Another longer-lived Berkeley spot was Augie's Montreal Deli, which was much loved during its tenure. I never got there. I believe the proprietor continues to sell pastrami via retailers like Berkeley Bowl.
	2:10pm spodiodi: ↳ Mxter Baba @2:05 haha aloha, MxB
	2:13pm doctorjazz: All this food talk reminds me I need to go shop for tonight's grilled dinner. Catch the rest in transit! Thanks UM, great hang as usual,
	2:13pm Uncle Michael: spodi!
	2:16pm adamdoesit: ↳ Uncle Michael @2:06 It is impressive. Not only does it have my past addresses, it's got the common misspellings of my past addresses, too. Still, I doubt any of this would have been that hard to get for someone who really wanted it before the NPD breach. SSN was never meant to be a secure UUID. We used it for that anyway, and lo.
	2:19pm dan: Rhinoceros sounds like an Allman Brothers knock off
	2:19pm adamdoesit: ↳ adamdoesit @2:16 Admittedly, I'm the guy who didn't buy Apple at $5/share, and thought Hurricane Sandy would blow over. I've learned not to put a lot of faith in my own forecasts.
	2:22pm Marie in Chicago: Bye, ALL, thanks, UM! Gotta run
	2:23pm Uncle Michael: See ya, Marie...Doc...other departers!
	2:28pm Gerry from Miami: UNCLE MICHAEL, just got home and what do I see? Another swingin' set of tunes that I will definitely be catching up on later in the Archives. UM, you never disappoint! I have a lot of listening ahead of me because I missed most of your 6-hour extravaganza last week as well. I WILL be busy! Thank you, sir!
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: Gerry! High praise. Enjoy it!
	2:30pm spodiodi: ↳ Song: "One Love" by "The Wailing Wailers" ⭐️
	2:35pm Roberto: In Spain, it's "con gas o sin gas."
	2:36pm egould: At the local oyster house, it's "sparkling or still".
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: I'm still most charmed by "prickled".
	2:38pm Gerry from Miami: Looks like there was quite a bit of discussion about sandwich shops here today. Like pizza, there will never be a consensus. It is good to read all the input from listeners spread out across the country and beyond. Lots of appetizing suggestions if one has the good fortune to visit these cities. Galloping gourmets, indeed!
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Gerry from Miami @2:38 gotta be good Jewish deli in Miami, yes?
	2:39pm Roberto: Well, just because I'm vegan doesn't mean I can't participate in the discussion. I went here last year (San Diego location): www.benandesthers.com
	2:39pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Dean @1:56 More often than not, Rodney would go to The Salt Shaker on Arroyo Parkway after his show. It was right by the station for crying out loud.
	2:40pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Sat In Your Lap" by "Kate Bush" YES
	2:41pm Dean: Yes, Franco! That rings true. He'd also head to the Denny's on Sunset from time to time? Or am I confusing personalities?
	2:42pm dan: Kate Bush is one of the few artists who scares you upon first hearing them but after a few more listens you can’t get enough of them
	2:42pm Roberto: ↳ Roberto @2:39 It was really good, but they were having kitchen troubles that day and were limited to cold selections only.
	2:42pm egould: ↳ Song: "Sat In Your Lap" by "Kate Bush" Is that Joe E. Ross doing the "Ooh, Ooh"?
	2:42pm Roberto: ↳ dan @2:42 I had that reaction to Liz Phair's first two albums.
	2:44pm Dean: But Rodney lives in Hollywood.
	2:45pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Dean @2:41 Nope! Rodney went wherever he imagined there might be young women to consort with.
	2:47pm PAULS: ↳ Song: "Face Down In The Meadow" by "Eggs Over Easy" Legends! Love that their second album was called Fear of Frying... Chas Chandler had them in the palm of his hand.
	2:47pm Gerry from Miami: UNCLE MICHEAL, yes, for sure! Lots of excellent Jewish delis. But here in CUBA's "northern annex," you will be overwhelmed by delicious and savory offerings. And not just Cuban! Every Latin-American cuisine is well-represented here in the MAGIC CITY. When OBAMA was President, he never failed to visit a famous, family-owned Cuban eatery on his trips to Miami, VERSAILLES.
	🛒 2:49pm Michael C St Lou: ↳ Gerry from Miami @2:47 😋
	2:52pm Gerry from Miami: Did HARPER'S BIZARRE use the WRECKING CREW as their go-to instrumental back-up band? Seems like a good idea!
	2:54pm davefromtoronto: i thought the "blowing" line was going somewhere else...
	2:54pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Gerry from Miami @2:47 There's a Versailles on Venice Blvd. in L.A. I don't know if it's affiliated, but it couldn't hold a candle to the long-gone Cafe Caribe in Pasadena.
	2:55pm egould: The Cuban place in my neighborhood was making braised pork yesterday morning as I was jogging by. It smelled so freaking good.
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: I went to a great Cuban place in Venice Beach a couple of times. I'm trying to recall the name.
	2:56pm adamdoesit: Aw it's almost over. Thanks, UM!
	2:56pm egould: Thanks Uncle Michael! Keep those hamstrings stretched out everybody!
	2:56pm dan: Great show UM
	2:57pm egould: ↳ Uncle Michael @2:55 Cha Cha Chicken?
	2:57pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Uncle Michael @2:55 Hello Michael!
	2:57pm bradford: Many thanks, UM!
	2:57pm PAULS: thanks UM
	2:57pm spodiodi: great show, thanks UM!
	2:57pm Alvy Singer: Another freeform gem UM! Thank you.
	2:58pm Jeff Moore: Over already? Say it ain't so!
	3:00pm Dean: That Versaille on Venice has been around forever.
	3:00pm StringOFperils: Thanks!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: bye everyone. thanks!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Franco!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	3:07pm WR: Thank you!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from August 16, 2024

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