WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from January 16, 2010

Michael Shelley: Playlist from January 16, 2010

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Lloyd Michigan Enterprises	Bigfoot
Jonathan King	Hooked On A Feeling
Al Terry	Watch Dog "Watch Dog" by "Al Terry"
Winfield Scott	Clambake "Clambake" by "Winfield Scott"
Buzzcocks, The	Love You More "Love You More" by "Buzzcocks, The"
Del Shannon	It's My feeling "It's My feeling" by "Del Shannon"
Murry Kellum	In A Phone Booth On My Knees
Solomon Burke	It's Been A Change "It's Been A Change" by "Solomon Burke"
Rudies, The	Train To Vietnam "Train To Vietnam" by "Rudies, The"
Green	Curry Your Favor "Curry Your Favor" by "Green"
Mel Torme	Comin' Home Baby "Comin' Home Baby" by "Mel Torme"
Dave Berry	Go Home Girl "Go Home Girl" by "Dave Berry"
Link Davis	Grasshopper Rock "Grasshopper Rock" by "Link Davis"
Willie Hightower	Walk A Mile In My Shoes
She & Him	Why Do You Let Me Stay Here?
Rod McKuen	Bathtub Surfing "Bathtub Surfing" by "Rod McKuen"
Hank Thompson	Too In Love "Too In Love" by "Hank Thompson"
Shuggie Otis	Ice Cold Daydeam "Ice Cold Daydeam" by "Shuggie Otis"
Hall Negro Quartet	Peter "Peter" by "Hall Negro Quartet"
New Musik	Straight Lines "Straight Lines" by "New Musik"
Jackie Deshannon	Breakaway "Breakaway" by "Jackie Deshannon"
Charlie Rich	Rebound "Rebound" by "Charlie Rich"
Ray Scott	The Prayer "The Prayer" by "Ray Scott"
Ray Mason	You're 19 "You're 19" by "Ray Mason"
Ray Lamar	The Party Went Wild "The Party Went Wild" by "Ray Lamar"
Checkmates Ltd.	Black Pearl "Black Pearl" by "Checkmates Ltd."
Willie Bobo	Evil Ways "Evil Ways" by "Willie Bobo"
Steve Ward	Switch It On "Switch It On" by "Steve Ward"
Crickets, The	I'm Not A Bad Guy "I'm Not A Bad Guy" by "Crickets, The"
Grandpa Jones	Eight More Miles To Louisville
Foster Sylvers	Misdemeanor (accapella dub)
Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra	Rhythm Is Our Business
Harry Nilsson	Girlfriend "Girlfriend" by "Harry Nilsson"
Bruce Channel	Mr. Bus Driver "Mr. Bus Driver" by "Bruce Channel"
Freddie King	Now I Got A Woman "Now I Got A Woman" by "Freddie King"
Money Mark	Tomorrow Will Be Like Today
All Night Workers	Don't Put All Your Eggs In One Basket
Tommy Collins	Be Serious Ann "Be Serious Ann" by "Tommy Collins"
Super Stocks, The	This Bike Of Mine
A MINUTE WITH	Scott Schinder "Scott Schinder" by "A MINUTE WITH"
Biz Markie	Just A Friend "Just A Friend" by "Biz Markie"
WFUN Miami	1969 aircheck pt 1 "1969 aircheck pt 1" by "WFUN Miami"

Listener comments!
	11:06am davidDid: Just curious, did Brainen hijack this show?
	11:14am ted: Whats the deal with the oka chaga thing in Hooked on a Feeling? Seems there were other songs that had that oka Chagga. Seems like it was an afterthought. We have a bubblegum song and lets put this chanting on it.
	11:19am ted: OK: this is what the Wiki thing says but I still don't get it. Maybe there is nothing to get :P "Hooked on a Feeling" is a 1968 pop song written by Mark James originally performed by B. J. Thomas. Featuring the sound of the electric sitar, the song reached number five in 1969 on the Billboard Hot 100. This then had two successful covers. In 1971, Jonathan King produced his own version, adding ooka shaka jungle chants similar to, but not exactly the same as, Johnny Preston's "Running Bear." King described it as "a reggae rhythm by male voices." His version was a Top 30 hit throughout Europe.[citation needed] In 1974 the Swedish pop group Blue Swede with Björn Skifs as lead singer did a cover, with the "ooka shaka" introduction. Their version reached number one in the United States and was revived on the Reservoir Dogs soundtrack in 1992. In 1975, this version was subject to some minor controversy when Wilson Bryan Key, in his book Subliminal Seduction, claimed the words "ooka shaka" are changed to the phrase "who got sucked off" at 0:31 into the song. It was covered again in 1997 by David Hasselhoff. [edit]
	11:19am Michael: Not sure what you mean. You say "We have a bubblegum song and lets put this chanting on it. " like its something bad.
	11:21am ted: Ha ha, No judgement. I'm just mental. Just seems that the two sounds clash.
	11:22am Michael: I hear "genius at work" - the idea of combining the 2 sounds = #1 hit!
	11:23am ted: OK! = #5 hit. Judgmental, get it?
	11:26am ted: I was hoping you had interviewed him and he had given some insight how he came to make that record.
	11:50am John: it has to be either "she and he" or "her and him".
	12:01pm Bad Ronald: The Silver Fox!
	12:33pm Red: Good show today
	12:34pm Peter: Michael, A newsfeed is an RSS feed (that little icon you see next to the playlists). Your browser periodically checks, and pulls down updates. A live-feed dynamically updates, like in Facebook. It's a 'push'.
	12:34pm Dave R.: Hey, you played Watch Dog! That's a Number One hit!
	12:34pm Bun: Miista Eddy Fadah!!
	10:31pm Kevan A: thought I'd give you a #1 hit. This is from an old Vinyl comp I ripped called " The Beat Merchants- British Beat Groups 1963-64 released around 1972.. It never was released on a CD but most of the songs have been comped since. Except this one. The Addicts - That's My Girl. It's a sure # 1 hit. http:divshare.com/download/10202477-bbe You can download this on your computer by hitting the down arrow in the middle of the screen.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Lloyd Michigan Enterprises	Bigfoot
Jonathan King	Hooked On A Feeling
Al Terry	Watch Dog "Watch Dog" by "Al Terry"
Winfield Scott	Clambake "Clambake" by "Winfield Scott"
Buzzcocks, The	Love You More "Love You More" by "Buzzcocks, The"
Del Shannon	It's My feeling "It's My feeling" by "Del Shannon"
Murry Kellum	In A Phone Booth On My Knees
Solomon Burke	It's Been A Change "It's Been A Change" by "Solomon Burke"
Rudies, The	Train To Vietnam "Train To Vietnam" by "Rudies, The"
Green	Curry Your Favor "Curry Your Favor" by "Green"
Mel Torme	Comin' Home Baby "Comin' Home Baby" by "Mel Torme"
Dave Berry	Go Home Girl "Go Home Girl" by "Dave Berry"
Link Davis	Grasshopper Rock "Grasshopper Rock" by "Link Davis"
Willie Hightower	Walk A Mile In My Shoes
She & Him	Why Do You Let Me Stay Here?
Rod McKuen	Bathtub Surfing "Bathtub Surfing" by "Rod McKuen"
Hank Thompson	Too In Love "Too In Love" by "Hank Thompson"
Shuggie Otis	Ice Cold Daydeam "Ice Cold Daydeam" by "Shuggie Otis"
Hall Negro Quartet	Peter "Peter" by "Hall Negro Quartet"
New Musik	Straight Lines "Straight Lines" by "New Musik"
Jackie Deshannon	Breakaway "Breakaway" by "Jackie Deshannon"
Charlie Rich	Rebound "Rebound" by "Charlie Rich"
Ray Scott	The Prayer "The Prayer" by "Ray Scott"
Ray Mason	You're 19 "You're 19" by "Ray Mason"
Ray Lamar	The Party Went Wild "The Party Went Wild" by "Ray Lamar"
Checkmates Ltd.	Black Pearl "Black Pearl" by "Checkmates Ltd."
Willie Bobo	Evil Ways "Evil Ways" by "Willie Bobo"
Steve Ward	Switch It On "Switch It On" by "Steve Ward"
Crickets, The	I'm Not A Bad Guy "I'm Not A Bad Guy" by "Crickets, The"
Grandpa Jones	Eight More Miles To Louisville
Foster Sylvers	Misdemeanor (accapella dub)
Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra	Rhythm Is Our Business
Harry Nilsson	Girlfriend "Girlfriend" by "Harry Nilsson"
Bruce Channel	Mr. Bus Driver "Mr. Bus Driver" by "Bruce Channel"
Freddie King	Now I Got A Woman "Now I Got A Woman" by "Freddie King"
Money Mark	Tomorrow Will Be Like Today
All Night Workers	Don't Put All Your Eggs In One Basket
Tommy Collins	Be Serious Ann "Be Serious Ann" by "Tommy Collins"
Super Stocks, The	This Bike Of Mine
A MINUTE WITH	Scott Schinder "Scott Schinder" by "A MINUTE WITH"
Biz Markie	Just A Friend "Just A Friend" by "Biz Markie"
WFUN Miami	1969 aircheck pt 1 "1969 aircheck pt 1" by "WFUN Miami"

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Listener comments!
	11:06am davidDid: Just curious, did Brainen hijack this show?
	11:14am ted: Whats the deal with the oka chaga thing in Hooked on a Feeling? Seems there were other songs that had that oka Chagga. Seems like it was an afterthought. We have a bubblegum song and lets put this chanting on it.
	11:19am ted: OK: this is what the Wiki thing says but I still don't get it. Maybe there is nothing to get :P "Hooked on a Feeling" is a 1968 pop song written by Mark James originally performed by B. J. Thomas. Featuring the sound of the electric sitar, the song reached number five in 1969 on the Billboard Hot 100. This then had two successful covers. In 1971, Jonathan King produced his own version, adding ooka shaka jungle chants similar to, but not exactly the same as, Johnny Preston's "Running Bear." King described it as "a reggae rhythm by male voices." His version was a Top 30 hit throughout Europe.[citation needed] In 1974 the Swedish pop group Blue Swede with Björn Skifs as lead singer did a cover, with the "ooka shaka" introduction. Their version reached number one in the United States and was revived on the Reservoir Dogs soundtrack in 1992. In 1975, this version was subject to some minor controversy when Wilson Bryan Key, in his book Subliminal Seduction, claimed the words "ooka shaka" are changed to the phrase "who got sucked off" at 0:31 into the song. It was covered again in 1997 by David Hasselhoff. [edit]
	11:19am Michael: Not sure what you mean. You say "We have a bubblegum song and lets put this chanting on it. " like its something bad.
	11:21am ted: Ha ha, No judgement. I'm just mental. Just seems that the two sounds clash.
	11:22am Michael: I hear "genius at work" - the idea of combining the 2 sounds = #1 hit!
	11:23am ted: OK! = #5 hit. Judgmental, get it?
	11:26am ted: I was hoping you had interviewed him and he had given some insight how he came to make that record.
	11:50am John: it has to be either "she and he" or "her and him".
	12:01pm Bad Ronald: The Silver Fox!
	12:33pm Red: Good show today
	12:34pm Peter: Michael, A newsfeed is an RSS feed (that little icon you see next to the playlists). Your browser periodically checks, and pulls down updates. A live-feed dynamically updates, like in Facebook. It's a 'push'.
	12:34pm Dave R.: Hey, you played Watch Dog! That's a Number One hit!
	12:34pm Bun: Miista Eddy Fadah!!
	10:31pm Kevan A: thought I'd give you a #1 hit. This is from an old Vinyl comp I ripped called " The Beat Merchants- British Beat Groups 1963-64 released around 1972.. It never was released on a CD but most of the songs have been comped since. Except this one. The Addicts - That's My Girl. It's a sure # 1 hit. http:divshare.com/download/10202477-bbe You can download this on your computer by hitting the down arrow in the middle of the screen.

Michael Shelley: Playlist from January 16, 2010

Listener comments!

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