WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from July 26, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: We're go!
	12:04pm Gary: Howeewoweedeedoodee!
	12:05pm Doug Schulkind: I owe you three minutes, UM.
	12:05pm hyde: I'd post something, but I'm too hypnotized by that gif.
	12:05pm duke: Can't stop looking at that gif
	12:05pm Rich in Washington: Hey, Uncle Michael! Lookin' forward to the show!
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Welcome everyone.
	12:06pm Matt from Springfield: World class opening theme! Glad to hear it live! Kick Out The Jams with time vertigo! Now THAT'S psych-punk!!
	🛒 12:06pm Brian in UK: Hello Uncle Michael. Nice to get a mention for Xinjiang.
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Brian knows his geography!
	🛒 12:08pm Brian in UK: The thing with Chinese time even the so called semi autonomous states like Xinjiang and Tibet run on Beijing time.
	12:09pm listener james from westwood: howdy, uncle michael! agreed, a fab start to the show!
	12:09pm pacific standard simon: Kick out the mothers!
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: It seemed like a fairly cliche start till I found this extended version.
	🛒 12:10pm Brian in UK: Got anything by The Silk Road or The Turfan Depression? You're cookin', UM.
	12:11pm Doug Schulkind: Like Willie Mays's glove and triples, Hinky Dinky Time is where clichés go to die.
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: I'll make note of that suggestion for the coming weeks, Brian.
	12:11pm pacific standard simon: The Beat Club was really on a roll back in 72.
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: This id from 28 minutes of raw footage you can view on Youtube and I insist that you all do.
	12:13pm Matt from Springfield: @Brian: Really a band name? I love the actual Turpan Depression, actually the only thing I'd really really like to see out in Xinjiang: en.wikipedia.org...
	12:14pm pacific standard simon: I'll go huntin' -- one of my favorite internet treasures is that Beat Club appearance by Captain Beefheart.
	12:14pm Matt from Springfield: @Doug: Is that what they said about Willie Mays' glove - "where triples go to die?" :)
	🛒 12:14pm Brian in UK: Alex In Illinois will like the front page picture.
	🛒 12:14pm Brian in UK: @simon was that the beach party scene.
	12:15pm pacific standard simon: Huh? What are you smoking, Brian?
	12:15pm Doug Schulkind: @Matt from S Yes!
	🛒 12:16pm Brian in UK: @Matt was making up the band name but it is quite wonderous.
	12:18pm Matt from Springfield: @Doug: That's a good one! @Brian: Being a geographer, I had discovered it quite by accident while looking at elevation data. Seeing the very high elevations on that steppe drop down to below sea level, I had to look up just what was at those coordinates. Boy was I wowed! Peter Green Manalishi! Or, probably Post-Peter Green Manalishi...
	12:19pm pacific standard simon: No, that's Green's last stand.
	12:19pm Uncle Michael: That was Peter going all Syd on our asses.
	12:22pm Matt from Springfield: Mellow Stones jam, I like!
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: With extra Keef.
	12:23pm pacific standard simon: On Keith toast.
	12:24pm northguineahills: You know, I've somehow have never heard that Stones song in my lifetime until now.
	12:24pm Matt from Springfield: Makes a good sweet treat after the Goat's Head Soup.
	12:25pm pacific standard simon: I should dig out that first Nils Lofgren solo shot.
	12:25pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: Remove "Stones" from that quote and replace with __, that summarizes why I love FMU so much!
	🛒 12:26pm Brian in UK: @simon this is what I was thinking of go to seven minutes. www.youtube.com...
	12:29pm pacific standard simon: Nope, Brian, that's much older. Go to youtube and search for Beefheart, Booglarize, and Beat Club. Full bore, full strength Magic Band.
	12:32pm An User: Great Song!
	🛒 12:34pm Brian in UK: @simon do not have a year to look at all the Beefheart clips. Take your word. Albert Hammond what a great songwriter. English ofcourse.
	12:35pm Alex In Illinois: I remember this song from Kaptain Kangeroo. They used to show film footage of the Union Pacific Big Boy pulling a train across the Mojavi, with this song as the music.
	12:37pm pacific standard simon: @Brian Oh, it's the first thing that comes up. @Alex I remember riding that train from LA to Denver in '63 -- it made a big impression on a wee lad.
	12:41pm still b/p: For some reason. every mention of Captain Kangaroo recently has spurred(!) laughing recollections of the neatly named villains in the program's Lariat Sam cartoon: Badlands Meanie and Bushwhack. Why is that?
	12:43pm Sean B.: Kicking out the jams for sure...hey now;Yessiree-bob!.
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: Hey Sean B!
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: I'm a Tom Terrific and Manfred man
	12:45pm still b/p: Manfred! He used to pass out all the time, right? (Manfred man...IC What U did there.)
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: moi'?
	12:46pm pacific standard simon: There's a picture of me in jammies with a funnel on my head, which I have been told has something to do Tom Terrific.
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: It most certainly does.
	12:50pm Doug Schulkind: In a minute, I've got to get by the insurance adjustor to inspect the deer-damage.
	12:52pm pacific standard simon: Don't you lie to Uncle Michael, 'cause it makes him evil as a man can be.
	12:54pm pacific standard simon: Why didn't The Stones record this, dammit?!
	12:56pm Alex In Illinois: @Pacific standard time: YEs, the Tom Terrific animated cartoon on Captain Kangeroo. The hero wore his funnel-like "thinking-cap" which occasional shot smoke out the top - if I recall correctly.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: Calling this song "Boogie" is nothing if not truth in advertising.
	12:59pm pacific standard simon: Carson? Who? I thought of a bunch of things when I heard the opening riff, but "Carson" wasn't one of them.
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: shrug
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: Get thee to Discogs...is my best suggestion.
	1:00pm Sean B.: Hello Michael, You won me over today...;I like rock & roll & not too much else...;Thanx man.
	1:01pm Parq: Just a guess, but I'll bet "Boogie (Part 2)" sounds remarkably like this.
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: I play the rock and roll. Glad you're here.
	1:02pm Sean B.: I'm always here man
	1:02pm listener james from westwood: great capper to a fiery first hour!
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: In fact, Parq...this may actually be parts 1&2
	1:02pm pacific standard simon: Australian, says Wiki.
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: That is so.
	1:03pm northguineahills: Ok, off to lunch, see y'all later!
	1:03pm pacific standard simon: Continuing the Uncle Michael tradition of playing the best in fake ZZ Top!
	1:04pm pacific standard simon: ...and I mean that in the nicest way.
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: Fake ZZ Tops from around the globe.
	1:09pm Pascal in Ann Arbor: If you ever need to make a Canadian think it's 6:30 pm, all you need to do is play Curried Soul.
	1:11pm Pascal in Ann Arbor: Not that I can think of any good reason that you'd need to convince a Canadian of such a thing...
	1:12pm Stanley: Hi Michael. A bit late joining in today on account of checking out the Emily album landing on my doormat today. Love country yodellng, that's for sure.
	1:13pm Stanley: I wanted to be a hobo...just didn't have the self-discipline.
	1:14pm listener james from westwood: riddle me this, batman: was earl king the erl-king?
	1:14pm Sean B.: I think, if I'm not mistaken. that quote ="I like Rock & Roll and not too much" was an answer to a general "Hows your life going?" question to John Lennon from some maganzine.I always found that funny.
	1:15pm Pascal in Ann Arbor: Huh, not sure where the NY Jets thing came from (or Sam, Erv and Tom for that matter)... should be Moe Kauffman, Curried Soul, no?
	1:16pm Uncle Michael: Not as far as I know, Pascal...but you have piqued my curiosity.
	1:16pm pacific standard simon: In my web search for my very own copy of Carson's 2 albums, I have been informed that I should refer to this type of music as "fake Canned Heat", not "fake ZZ Top". I suppose that's true, up to a point.
	1:17pm hyde: man, we listened to this eno/byrne record sooooo much in my dorm room
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: I wore this shit out back in the day too, Hyde.
	1:18pm pacific standard simon: in clouds of funny-smelling smoke, one assumes.
	1:19pm hyde: @pacific standard simon i can neither confirm nor deny that statement
	1:19pm Stanley: You couldn't see the other side of the room sometimes.
	1:20pm duke: I didn't inhale.
	1:21pm pacific standard simon: When Chris Montez came on, I thought of "Time After Time" -- then Byrne/Eno and I thought of the song with the line "doin' it again again again" -- what's next, Soft Machine?
	1:22pm pacific standard simon: I huffed and I puffed.
	1:23pm pacific standard simon: Pico and Sepulveda
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: You can't do a little cuz you can't do enough.
	1:24pm Alex In Illinois: I played the hell out of Bush of Ghosts in the 80's too. But I never did it while high. I think I might have played that record for other people who were high though.
	1:24pm efd: Hoooooooooooooo!
	1:25pm Rich in Washington: WHat the hell! What a freaky song!
	1:25pm pacific standard simon: You woke up Evan!
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Let's see that fare, Evan.
	1:27pm efd: I like to think of funky bus fare as more of an abstract concept.
	1:27pm efd: (That philosophy does not apply to regular buses.)
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: I'll buy that.
	1:30pm pacific standard simon: Furthur!
	1:37pm pacific standard simon: Relax, kick back, put on a Grateful Dead jam!
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: Don't tempt me.
	1:41pm pacific standard simon: Next time you do a 6 hour show -- heh heh...
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: fer sher
	1:45pm listener james from westwood: george should have signed on with the rock island line.
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Is that a good line?
	1:50pm pacific standard simon: @james - come on, man, pick up your queues!
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: sheesh
	1:54pm pacific standard simon: It's A MIGHTY GOOD LINE!
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: I'm glad to hear that.
	1:55pm pacific standard simon: There... the suspense, it was killing me.
	1:59pm Stanley: Digging the show UM but have to split and look busy. The wife's arrived
	2:01pm Uncle Michael: See ya Stanley...thanks.
	2:04pm Matt from Springfield: McGoohan's Blues! Luv luv LUV this! Love Roy Harper in general, but Irwin once played this whole 20 min track to open the show, amazing critique of virtually everything in '69 society.
	2:05pm Matt from Springfield: Goodbye ol' Stanley, have a good gig!
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: This is the whole 18 minute version.
	2:06pm Matt from Springfield: Wooo! Whole 20 +/- 2 minute version! ;)
	2:08pm Matt from Springfield: Mum's favourite pop star forces a smile - says "He's a smash!" Obliging the soft-headed viewers to act just as flash. Great rhyme, I'm prob liking it for its extra Britannic content ;)
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: Do you think he memorized the words to this?
	2:10pm listener james from westwood: sorry, lads, was away from the screen! simon, thanks for calling back the line, both literal and lyrical.
	2:16pm Matt from Springfield: @UM: Hmm, if he ever performed this live, probably so. But if I was trying to record this in one take, I'd keep the lyrics sheet in front of me just to be safe.
	2:25pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, Jake Holmes! He also wrote Genuine Imitation Life Gazette with the Four Seasons; interesting how he brought psychedelic touches to all these established vocalists. I first heard of that from Clay Pigeon and some other FMU personalities, bought the CD online and was pleased by what I heard. Didn't find its audience in '69, but good to know it is appreciated more each year.
	2:26pm Matt from Springfield: The Cyrkle--perhaps Brian Epstein's only US band. Not surprisingly opened for the Beatles on their '66 "Bigger Than Jesus?!" tour.
	2:26pm Uncle Michael: Which, the Sinatra or the Four Seasons?
	2:28pm Matt from Springfield: Well, I first heard Sinatra's "Lady Day" from you, just now! :) But GILG I heard about from Clay P. Now, Bob Gaudio's "Watertown" I haven't heard, but I like Jake Holmes so I'd give that a try.
	2:29pm Rich in Washington: This is a great show, Michael! Been happily listening away from my computron, it being the soundtrack to me assembling collating. and binding books
	2:30pm Rich in Washington: I was disappointed when I learned Watertown wasn't about amphibious people trying to survive in a watery world.
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: en.wikipedia.org...
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: I'm happy you're here paying me compliments, Rich...oh, and listening too.
	2:33pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Unca Michael! OH HELLS YEAH! Unca Jazzbo!!!
	2:46pm pacific standard simon: Mellowing out with the final 15 of the show. I wish you much disappointment RE Cubs/Giants. ;)
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: Likewise!
	🛒 2:48pm KevinfromBayRidge: Late chime-in. Busy at work, but listening to your show has made it all OK!
	2:48pm pacific standard simon: With the season going in the toilet, my guys are taking another look at Brian Wilson.
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: Glad to help, Kevin.
	2:52pm pacific standard simon: Love those first 4 albums.
	2:52pm listener james from westwood: all i ever hear about from my dad re: baseball are grumblings about a team on the other side of the hudson i'm loath to mention on these here streamwaves. all in all i think he's eager for football to start.
	🛒 2:53pm Brian in UK: Always had Pretzel Logic as a sophisticated demo.
	2:53pm listener james from westwood: ah, x-ray spex. there's some midafternoon sonic caffeine for ya. loved the show, michael!!
	2:53pm Uncle Michael: Hey, the Yankees are getting Soriano back!
	2:54pm pacific standard simon: So much for my mellow.
	2:54pm hyde: rock saxophone that isn't bad!
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: demo, Brian?
	2:57pm duke: Thanks UM great show
	🛒 2:57pm Brian in UK: Sophisticated, Uncle Michael. Nothing more than 3:50 Rikki Don't Lose That Number is beyond reproach.
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: Between you and me...I'm a pretty rabid Dan fan.
	2:59pm pacific standard simon: I never gave the Faces enough credit.
	2:59pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for hanging out with me today, everyone.
	🛒 2:59pm Brian in UK: Have you got their first recordings with Terry Boylan?
	3:00pm Matt from Springfield: Well, now's your chance simon! :) Fabulous show today, UM! Thanks! Have a great weekend everyone!
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: The pre-LP singles...yeah?
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: I may play a rarity next week.
	🛒 3:01pm Brian in UK: No, when they were in college on 'Alias Boona'
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: With Chevy on drums?
	3:04pm pacific standard simon: The enlistment sergeant didn't lie to me about this show.
	3:05pm hyde: thanks for the rawk et al.
	🛒 3:05pm Brian in UK: No it was Herb Lovelle. Conatct you later. Good show, UM Hank Marvin's first name is Brian.
	🛒 9:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HolyCrap! : I'm missing a Playlist like this - ?!?!
	6:30pm Stanley: Caught up with the rest of the show. Most enjoyable, thanks Uncle Michael

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from July 26, 2013

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Turning over the toy box and jamming together the gloriously mismatched musical Lincoln Logs, Legos and Tinker Toys from Tin Pan Alley pluggers, pickled egg tavern weepers, lockstep soul ensembles, skinny-tie power poppers, Eurotrash ravers, moontanned art school rockers, drunken soccer anthems and anything else that seems like a good idea at the time. There are no guilty pleasures.

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July 26, 2013: Where does the time go?

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Artist	Track	Album
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
MC5	Kick Out The Jams "Kick Out The Jams" by "MC5"	(from video) (Beat Club - 1972)
Fleetwood Mac	Green Manalishi "Green Manalishi" by "Fleetwood Mac"	b-side to Oh Well (Reprise - 1972)
The Rolling Stones	Coming Down Again	Goats Head Soup (Rolling Stone - 1973)
The Clash	Jail Guitar Doors "Jail Guitar Doors" by "The Clash"	b-side to Clash City Rockers (CBS - 1978)

Big Star	Don't Lie to Me "Don't Lie to Me" by "Big Star"	#1 Record (Ardent - 1972)
Albert Hammond	I'm A Train "I'm A Train" by "Albert Hammond"	S/T (Mums Records - 1974)
The Everly Brothers	It's My Time "It's My Time" by "The Everly Brothers"	b/w Empty Boxes (Warner Bros. - 1968)
Mal	Mighty Mighty And Roly Poly "Mighty Mighty And Roly Poly" by "Mal"	b/w Nowhere Left To Play (RCA Victor - 1971)
Honeybus	Tender Are The Ashes (alt)	b-side to I Can't Let Maggie Go (Deram - 1967)
O.C. Smith	Wichita Lineman "Wichita Lineman" by "O.C. Smith"	For Once in My Life (Columbia - 1968)
Jona Lewie	I'll Get By In Pittsburgh	b-side Big Shot (Stiff - 1980)

Arthur Alexander	Burning Love "Burning Love" by "Arthur Alexander"	S/T (Warner Bros. - 1972)
Earl King	Always A First Time "Always A First Time" by "Earl King"	b-side to Trick Bag (Imperial - 1962)
Carson	Boogie (Part 1) "Boogie (Part 1)" by "Carson"	Blown (Harvest - 1972)
Memphis Slim	Watch Out Baby "Watch Out Baby" by "Memphis Slim"	Bluesingly Yours (Maison De Blues - 1967)
N.Y. Jets ( Sam, Erv and Tom)	Funky Chicken	b/w We Will Always Be Together (Tamboo - 1969)
Gene Autry	A Yodeling Hobo "A Yodeling Hobo" by "Gene Autry"	10" (Decca - 1930)

Chris Montez	Foolin' Around "Foolin' Around" by "Chris Montez"	Foolin' Around (A&M - 1967)
Brian Eno & David Byrne	The Jezebel Spirit	My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts (Sire - 1981)
Hernan Pelayo	Los Angeles "Los Angeles" by "Hernan Pelayo"	b-side Golden Girl (Warner Bros. - 1967)
Frankie Smith	Double Dutch Bus "Double Dutch Bus" by "Frankie Smith"	b/w Double Dutch (WMAT - 1980)
Doll by Doll	Palace of Love "Palace of Love" by "Doll by Doll"	Remember (Automatic Record Co. - 1979)

Ringo Starr	Coochy Coochy "Coochy Coochy" by "Ringo Starr"	Beaucoups of Blues (Apple - 1970)
Johnny Cash	Engine 143 "Engine 143" by "Johnny Cash"	Orange Blossom Special (Columbia - 1964)
Roscoe Gordon	Shoobie Oobie "Shoobie Oobie" by "Roscoe Gordon"	The Complete Sun Singles Vol.2 - CD3 (Sun 257 - 1957)
Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys	The Girl I Left Behind Me	WBAP Studio, Blackstone Hotel (unissued - 1941)
Ray Pillow	Reconsider Me "Reconsider Me" by "Ray Pillow"	b/w The Doors Of Love (Plantation - 1969)
Crescents	Pink Dominos "Pink Dominos" by "Crescents"	b/w Breakout (ERA - 1963)
Dave Edmunds	Maybe "Maybe" by "Dave Edmunds"	b-side to Baby I Love You (Rockfield - 1972)

Roy Harper	McGoohan's Blues "McGoohan's Blues" by "Roy Harper"	Folkjokeopus (Liberty - 1969)
Frank Sinatra	Lady Day (bonus track)	Watertown (Reprise - 1970)

The Cyrkle	Reading Her Paper "Reading Her Paper" by "The Cyrkle"	b/w Friends (Columbia - 1967)
The Flies	Doin' The Mod "Doin' The Mod" by "The Flies"	The Flies Doin' The Mod b/w Ain't That Just Like Me (RCA Australia - 1965)
Johnnie Ray	I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town	The Big Beat (Columbia - 1957)
Al 'Jazzbo' Collins	Little Red Riding Hood	Single (Brunswick - 1953)
Slatz Randall & His Orchestra	Skirts	10" (Brunswick - 1930)
Shirley Bassey	Seesaw Of Dreams "Seesaw Of Dreams" by "Shirley Bassey"	b-side to No Regrets (EMI Columbia - 1965)
Marcels	Summertime "Summertime" by "Marcels"	b/w Teeter Totter Love (Colpix - 1961)

The Phantoms	Apache "Apache" by "The Phantoms"	Wheels And Other Guitar Hits (Arc - 1963)
Steely Dan	Barrytown "Barrytown" by "Steely Dan"	Pretzel Logic (ABC - 1974)
X-Ray Spex	The Day The World Turned Dayglo	b/w Iama Poseur (EMI - 1978)
Gino Parks	Same Thing "Same Thing" by "Gino Parks"	b/w That's No Lie (Tamla - 1961)
Faces	Sweet Lady Mary "Sweet Lady Mary" by "Faces"	Snakes & Ladders (Warner Bros. - 1971 )

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: We're go!
	12:04pm Gary: Howeewoweedeedoodee!
	12:05pm Doug Schulkind: I owe you three minutes, UM.
	12:05pm hyde: I'd post something, but I'm too hypnotized by that gif.
	12:05pm duke: Can't stop looking at that gif
	12:05pm Rich in Washington: Hey, Uncle Michael! Lookin' forward to the show!
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Welcome everyone.
	12:06pm Matt from Springfield: World class opening theme! Glad to hear it live! Kick Out The Jams with time vertigo! Now THAT'S psych-punk!!
	🛒 12:06pm Brian in UK: Hello Uncle Michael. Nice to get a mention for Xinjiang.
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Brian knows his geography!
	🛒 12:08pm Brian in UK: The thing with Chinese time even the so called semi autonomous states like Xinjiang and Tibet run on Beijing time.
	12:09pm listener james from westwood: howdy, uncle michael! agreed, a fab start to the show!
	12:09pm pacific standard simon: Kick out the mothers!
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: It seemed like a fairly cliche start till I found this extended version.
	🛒 12:10pm Brian in UK: Got anything by The Silk Road or The Turfan Depression? You're cookin', UM.
	12:11pm Doug Schulkind: Like Willie Mays's glove and triples, Hinky Dinky Time is where clichés go to die.
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: I'll make note of that suggestion for the coming weeks, Brian.
	12:11pm pacific standard simon: The Beat Club was really on a roll back in 72.
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: This id from 28 minutes of raw footage you can view on Youtube and I insist that you all do.
	12:13pm Matt from Springfield: @Brian: Really a band name? I love the actual Turpan Depression, actually the only thing I'd really really like to see out in Xinjiang: en.wikipedia.org...
	12:14pm pacific standard simon: I'll go huntin' -- one of my favorite internet treasures is that Beat Club appearance by Captain Beefheart.
	12:14pm Matt from Springfield: @Doug: Is that what they said about Willie Mays' glove - "where triples go to die?" :)
	🛒 12:14pm Brian in UK: Alex In Illinois will like the front page picture.
	🛒 12:14pm Brian in UK: @simon was that the beach party scene.
	12:15pm pacific standard simon: Huh? What are you smoking, Brian?
	12:15pm Doug Schulkind: @Matt from S Yes!
	🛒 12:16pm Brian in UK: @Matt was making up the band name but it is quite wonderous.
	12:18pm Matt from Springfield: @Doug: That's a good one! @Brian: Being a geographer, I had discovered it quite by accident while looking at elevation data. Seeing the very high elevations on that steppe drop down to below sea level, I had to look up just what was at those coordinates. Boy was I wowed! Peter Green Manalishi! Or, probably Post-Peter Green Manalishi...
	12:19pm pacific standard simon: No, that's Green's last stand.
	12:19pm Uncle Michael: That was Peter going all Syd on our asses.
	12:22pm Matt from Springfield: Mellow Stones jam, I like!
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: With extra Keef.
	12:23pm pacific standard simon: On Keith toast.
	12:24pm northguineahills: You know, I've somehow have never heard that Stones song in my lifetime until now.
	12:24pm Matt from Springfield: Makes a good sweet treat after the Goat's Head Soup.
	12:25pm pacific standard simon: I should dig out that first Nils Lofgren solo shot.
	12:25pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: Remove "Stones" from that quote and replace with __, that summarizes why I love FMU so much!
	🛒 12:26pm Brian in UK: @simon this is what I was thinking of go to seven minutes. www.youtube.com...
	12:29pm pacific standard simon: Nope, Brian, that's much older. Go to youtube and search for Beefheart, Booglarize, and Beat Club. Full bore, full strength Magic Band.
	12:32pm An User: Great Song!
	🛒 12:34pm Brian in UK: @simon do not have a year to look at all the Beefheart clips. Take your word. Albert Hammond what a great songwriter. English ofcourse.
	12:35pm Alex In Illinois: I remember this song from Kaptain Kangeroo. They used to show film footage of the Union Pacific Big Boy pulling a train across the Mojavi, with this song as the music.
	12:37pm pacific standard simon: @Brian Oh, it's the first thing that comes up. @Alex I remember riding that train from LA to Denver in '63 -- it made a big impression on a wee lad.
	12:41pm still b/p: For some reason. every mention of Captain Kangaroo recently has spurred(!) laughing recollections of the neatly named villains in the program's Lariat Sam cartoon: Badlands Meanie and Bushwhack. Why is that?
	12:43pm Sean B.: Kicking out the jams for sure...hey now;Yessiree-bob!.
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: Hey Sean B!
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: I'm a Tom Terrific and Manfred man
	12:45pm still b/p: Manfred! He used to pass out all the time, right? (Manfred man...IC What U did there.)
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: moi'?
	12:46pm pacific standard simon: There's a picture of me in jammies with a funnel on my head, which I have been told has something to do Tom Terrific.
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: It most certainly does.
	12:50pm Doug Schulkind: In a minute, I've got to get by the insurance adjustor to inspect the deer-damage.
	12:52pm pacific standard simon: Don't you lie to Uncle Michael, 'cause it makes him evil as a man can be.
	12:54pm pacific standard simon: Why didn't The Stones record this, dammit?!
	12:56pm Alex In Illinois: @Pacific standard time: YEs, the Tom Terrific animated cartoon on Captain Kangeroo. The hero wore his funnel-like "thinking-cap" which occasional shot smoke out the top - if I recall correctly.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: Calling this song "Boogie" is nothing if not truth in advertising.
	12:59pm pacific standard simon: Carson? Who? I thought of a bunch of things when I heard the opening riff, but "Carson" wasn't one of them.
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: shrug
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: Get thee to Discogs...is my best suggestion.
	1:00pm Sean B.: Hello Michael, You won me over today...;I like rock & roll & not too much else...;Thanx man.
	1:01pm Parq: Just a guess, but I'll bet "Boogie (Part 2)" sounds remarkably like this.
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: I play the rock and roll. Glad you're here.
	1:02pm Sean B.: I'm always here man
	1:02pm listener james from westwood: great capper to a fiery first hour!
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: In fact, Parq...this may actually be parts 1&2
	1:02pm pacific standard simon: Australian, says Wiki.
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: That is so.
	1:03pm northguineahills: Ok, off to lunch, see y'all later!
	1:03pm pacific standard simon: Continuing the Uncle Michael tradition of playing the best in fake ZZ Top!
	1:04pm pacific standard simon: ...and I mean that in the nicest way.
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: Fake ZZ Tops from around the globe.
	1:09pm Pascal in Ann Arbor: If you ever need to make a Canadian think it's 6:30 pm, all you need to do is play Curried Soul.
	1:11pm Pascal in Ann Arbor: Not that I can think of any good reason that you'd need to convince a Canadian of such a thing...
	1:12pm Stanley: Hi Michael. A bit late joining in today on account of checking out the Emily album landing on my doormat today. Love country yodellng, that's for sure.
	1:13pm Stanley: I wanted to be a hobo...just didn't have the self-discipline.
	1:14pm listener james from westwood: riddle me this, batman: was earl king the erl-king?
	1:14pm Sean B.: I think, if I'm not mistaken. that quote ="I like Rock & Roll and not too much" was an answer to a general "Hows your life going?" question to John Lennon from some maganzine.I always found that funny.
	1:15pm Pascal in Ann Arbor: Huh, not sure where the NY Jets thing came from (or Sam, Erv and Tom for that matter)... should be Moe Kauffman, Curried Soul, no?
	1:16pm Uncle Michael: Not as far as I know, Pascal...but you have piqued my curiosity.
	1:16pm pacific standard simon: In my web search for my very own copy of Carson's 2 albums, I have been informed that I should refer to this type of music as "fake Canned Heat", not "fake ZZ Top". I suppose that's true, up to a point.
	1:17pm hyde: man, we listened to this eno/byrne record sooooo much in my dorm room
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: I wore this shit out back in the day too, Hyde.
	1:18pm pacific standard simon: in clouds of funny-smelling smoke, one assumes.
	1:19pm hyde: @pacific standard simon i can neither confirm nor deny that statement
	1:19pm Stanley: You couldn't see the other side of the room sometimes.
	1:20pm duke: I didn't inhale.
	1:21pm pacific standard simon: When Chris Montez came on, I thought of "Time After Time" -- then Byrne/Eno and I thought of the song with the line "doin' it again again again" -- what's next, Soft Machine?
	1:22pm pacific standard simon: I huffed and I puffed.
	1:23pm pacific standard simon: Pico and Sepulveda
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: You can't do a little cuz you can't do enough.
	1:24pm Alex In Illinois: I played the hell out of Bush of Ghosts in the 80's too. But I never did it while high. I think I might have played that record for other people who were high though.
	1:24pm efd: Hoooooooooooooo!
	1:25pm Rich in Washington: WHat the hell! What a freaky song!
	1:25pm pacific standard simon: You woke up Evan!
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Let's see that fare, Evan.
	1:27pm efd: I like to think of funky bus fare as more of an abstract concept.
	1:27pm efd: (That philosophy does not apply to regular buses.)
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: I'll buy that.
	1:30pm pacific standard simon: Furthur!
	1:37pm pacific standard simon: Relax, kick back, put on a Grateful Dead jam!
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: Don't tempt me.
	1:41pm pacific standard simon: Next time you do a 6 hour show -- heh heh...
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: fer sher
	1:45pm listener james from westwood: george should have signed on with the rock island line.
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Is that a good line?
	1:50pm pacific standard simon: @james - come on, man, pick up your queues!
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: sheesh
	1:54pm pacific standard simon: It's A MIGHTY GOOD LINE!
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: I'm glad to hear that.
	1:55pm pacific standard simon: There... the suspense, it was killing me.
	1:59pm Stanley: Digging the show UM but have to split and look busy. The wife's arrived
	2:01pm Uncle Michael: See ya Stanley...thanks.
	2:04pm Matt from Springfield: McGoohan's Blues! Luv luv LUV this! Love Roy Harper in general, but Irwin once played this whole 20 min track to open the show, amazing critique of virtually everything in '69 society.
	2:05pm Matt from Springfield: Goodbye ol' Stanley, have a good gig!
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: This is the whole 18 minute version.
	2:06pm Matt from Springfield: Wooo! Whole 20 +/- 2 minute version! ;)
	2:08pm Matt from Springfield: Mum's favourite pop star forces a smile - says "He's a smash!" Obliging the soft-headed viewers to act just as flash. Great rhyme, I'm prob liking it for its extra Britannic content ;)
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: Do you think he memorized the words to this?
	2:10pm listener james from westwood: sorry, lads, was away from the screen! simon, thanks for calling back the line, both literal and lyrical.
	2:16pm Matt from Springfield: @UM: Hmm, if he ever performed this live, probably so. But if I was trying to record this in one take, I'd keep the lyrics sheet in front of me just to be safe.
	2:25pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, Jake Holmes! He also wrote Genuine Imitation Life Gazette with the Four Seasons; interesting how he brought psychedelic touches to all these established vocalists. I first heard of that from Clay Pigeon and some other FMU personalities, bought the CD online and was pleased by what I heard. Didn't find its audience in '69, but good to know it is appreciated more each year.
	2:26pm Matt from Springfield: The Cyrkle--perhaps Brian Epstein's only US band. Not surprisingly opened for the Beatles on their '66 "Bigger Than Jesus?!" tour.
	2:26pm Uncle Michael: Which, the Sinatra or the Four Seasons?
	2:28pm Matt from Springfield: Well, I first heard Sinatra's "Lady Day" from you, just now! :) But GILG I heard about from Clay P. Now, Bob Gaudio's "Watertown" I haven't heard, but I like Jake Holmes so I'd give that a try.
	2:29pm Rich in Washington: This is a great show, Michael! Been happily listening away from my computron, it being the soundtrack to me assembling collating. and binding books
	2:30pm Rich in Washington: I was disappointed when I learned Watertown wasn't about amphibious people trying to survive in a watery world.
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: en.wikipedia.org...
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: I'm happy you're here paying me compliments, Rich...oh, and listening too.
	2:33pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Unca Michael! OH HELLS YEAH! Unca Jazzbo!!!
	2:46pm pacific standard simon: Mellowing out with the final 15 of the show. I wish you much disappointment RE Cubs/Giants. ;)
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: Likewise!
	🛒 2:48pm KevinfromBayRidge: Late chime-in. Busy at work, but listening to your show has made it all OK!
	2:48pm pacific standard simon: With the season going in the toilet, my guys are taking another look at Brian Wilson.
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: Glad to help, Kevin.
	2:52pm pacific standard simon: Love those first 4 albums.
	2:52pm listener james from westwood: all i ever hear about from my dad re: baseball are grumblings about a team on the other side of the hudson i'm loath to mention on these here streamwaves. all in all i think he's eager for football to start.
	🛒 2:53pm Brian in UK: Always had Pretzel Logic as a sophisticated demo.
	2:53pm listener james from westwood: ah, x-ray spex. there's some midafternoon sonic caffeine for ya. loved the show, michael!!
	2:53pm Uncle Michael: Hey, the Yankees are getting Soriano back!
	2:54pm pacific standard simon: So much for my mellow.
	2:54pm hyde: rock saxophone that isn't bad!
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: demo, Brian?
	2:57pm duke: Thanks UM great show
	🛒 2:57pm Brian in UK: Sophisticated, Uncle Michael. Nothing more than 3:50 Rikki Don't Lose That Number is beyond reproach.
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: Between you and me...I'm a pretty rabid Dan fan.
	2:59pm pacific standard simon: I never gave the Faces enough credit.
	2:59pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for hanging out with me today, everyone.
	🛒 2:59pm Brian in UK: Have you got their first recordings with Terry Boylan?
	3:00pm Matt from Springfield: Well, now's your chance simon! :) Fabulous show today, UM! Thanks! Have a great weekend everyone!
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: The pre-LP singles...yeah?
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: I may play a rarity next week.
	🛒 3:01pm Brian in UK: No, when they were in college on 'Alias Boona'
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: With Chevy on drums?
	3:04pm pacific standard simon: The enlistment sergeant didn't lie to me about this show.
	3:05pm hyde: thanks for the rawk et al.
	🛒 3:05pm Brian in UK: No it was Herb Lovelle. Conatct you later. Good show, UM Hank Marvin's first name is Brian.
	🛒 9:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HolyCrap! : I'm missing a Playlist like this - ?!?!
	6:30pm Stanley: Caught up with the rest of the show. Most enjoyable, thanks Uncle Michael

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from July 26, 2013

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