WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from January 14, 2017

Listener comments!
	11:01am Frank Above: Hiya Michael!
	11:01am Listener Baby: Good morning Baby. We begin another year, here together, every Saturday. Greetings and best wished to all you listeners throughout the world. Let's make this a good one. Donate to the station, and speak out loudly if anything seems to warrant it Keep your head up, and yours eyes open. Baby
	11:06am Alfredo Garcia: Johnnie Frierson as proto-Bill Callahan
	11:06am Sem Chumbo: Love this one. Thanks, Michael.
	11:07am SmokinJ: A tool, not an end... 8-)
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Harm Reduction - not Prohibition. That's my line.
	11:09am Uncle Michael: Paisley rules.
	11:12am Uncle Michael: I only know the Rockpile version of "Knife and Fork".
	11:14am SmokinJ: Tasty keys for sure!
	11:15am melinda: hi Michael and everyone! Galt MacDermot had something to do with Hair, interesting to hear this.
	11:19am Gaylord Fields: More than a little Squeeze influence in that Tripwires song. That's a good thing.
	11:21am Juke Joint Jonny: You said it Gaylord. Sounded to me a little like a Records record, too.
	11:22am SmokinJ: Squeeze's influence almost outdo themselves.. That's a good thing ;-)
	11:23am Gaylord Fields: JJJ: Yep, they're definitely influenced by the pub rock wing of what we called new wave back then.
	11:25am Michael Shelley: wfmu.org/superhits
	11:28am ChrisB.: Oh, Michael! This latest Super Hits collection is just super!!!
	11:30am lloyd michigan: I'm with you 100% on "no problem."
	11:30am Pascal Panelak: Totally with you regarding no problem! Greetings from Budapest :-)
	11:31am Uncle Michael: No problem in lieu of you're welcome drives me nuts.
	11:32am patrick321: Razza is my favorite pizza, and yes everyone there is super polite. I also go to Porta but I think of that as more of a bar.
	11:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if you're the paying customer, & you are not unreasonable - you're darn tootin' yer no problem...
	11:33am Roger: "You're welcome". To what? You are welcome to my consideration, to my help, my personal regard. "You're welcome" lifts one from servile gratitude to a peer relation with the other. Consider these alternatives: "No problem". If it were, would you have let the door slam in my face or given me incorrect change? "Sure". Was the truth value of my Thank you ever in question? "You got it". Do I?
	11:33am Juke Joint Jonny: Maybe they make a positive effort to only hire jerks?
	11:33am Richard: Can't wait for Super Hits Of the Seventies: PURE DYN-O-MITE! Another impressive line-up!
	11:33am ChrisB.: "No problem" implies that there could be a problem, that he/she will graciously choose to overlook.
	11:34am Little Fyodor: Something to consider about "no problem". In Spanish "de nada" is the response. Literally it means "it's nothing", pretty much the same thing. Is everyone speaking Spanish being impolite? (My point is "no" in case there's any question!)
	11:34am Dean: The problem now with "You're welcome" is that it happens to be the refrain from the latest Disney smash movie soundtrack, akin to "Let it go" a couple years ago.
	11:35am Dean: Too bad the Disney writers didn't appropriate "No problem."
	11:35am ChrisB.: While we're on it, let's bring back "Your servant, sir!" as a response to an introduction.
	11:35am Juke Joint Jonny: But "let it go" would be the perfect replacement for "no problem."
	11:36am HarktheUmpire: I dunno.. Berlin is famous for impolite service, or rather disinterested service, which can be annoying. But then when I visited the States recently, getting "HIHOWAREYOU!!!" shouted at me any place I entered got on my nerves more quickly. I also wasn't too charmed with being asked whether I'm okay every five minutes, especially since everyone knows it's just policy (stimulating consumption/tips) , nothing to do with genuine politeness. It's a personal preference I guess.
	11:36am Uncle Michael: Itching to tell Michael Fennelly about this cover!
	11:36am Todd-o-phonic Todd: Maybe we could solve some problems if we stopped worrying about whether people said "no problem".
	11:36am Listener Baby: Frank. That is so rocking! Please keep doing what you are doing. Great!
	11:36am Dean: Why don't servers just cut to the chase with "Up yours!"?
	11:37am davefromtoronto: what about when you say thanks and the server says "umm hmm?" i noticed that alot while driving south through the states.
	11:38am Juke Joint Jonny: "Thank you!" "Pound sand, loser."
	11:38am Listener Baby: Baby. Whose song was that in the first place?
	11:38am Uncle Michael: "If I thought asking you to refill my water would be a problem, I never would have bothered you...or come here in the first place."
	11:38am Clarke: despite my being down on covers in general - this Crabby Appleton version is GREAT - it took some elements that i was not too fond of, on the original out - and put in some good singing.
	11:39am lloyd michigan: Barry and The Remains?
	11:39am Uncle Michael: What didn't you like about the original?
	11:39am ChrisB.: @dave: that means they've already exceeded their customer word count for the shift.
	11:39am Dean: Or customers could preempt the situation and first ask the server, "You'll tell me if there's a problem?"
	11:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The intention is the thing. It's Service. I'm paying - you're working - you aren't doing me a favor because it's convenient. The phony thing Hark is talking about - that's just as annoying - to me it's like - buy some schizzle & move on - don't just enjoy yourself here...
	11:41am Uncle Michael: Reminds me of the Catskill resort waiter: Ladies, is anything alright?"
	11:42am lloyd michigan: I was thinking of "Don't Look Back"
	11:42am Listener Baby: Go Back is such a great choice. Really surprised it lasted till Volume 5? Then again, I had completely forgotten about it too.
	11:42am davefromtoronto: this is the "first world problems" edition of the show!
	11:43am Clarke: i am not a huge fan of congas in rock and roll - plus the guitar is a bit too fuzzed out on the original Go Back - i was always wishing Crabby hadn't made so many post-psych choices on that whole album
	11:43am lloyd michigan: Rockpile tribute show
	11:45am Uncle Michael: Fair enough, Clarke. De gustibus non est disputandum, as they say.
	11:46am Dean: "Thank you" [for bringing me the glass of water I requested]. "Huh. De gustibus..."
	11:46am Clarke: as for me being down on covers: just too many people doing covers instead of writing new material - and then too many people covering obvious or very commonplace songs and not adding much to them
	11:48am Clarke: and speaking of ORIGINAL songwriting - holsapple takes the friggin' CAKE!!!!
	11:49am lloyd michigan: @Clarke, I agree. It's annoying when they basically replicate the original.
	11:49am Todd-o-phonic Todd: Mungo Jerry worked with Jackie Edwards.
	11:49am herb.nyc: Hi all. Michael's premium hits CDs are siempre fun. As for "no problem", that sorta bothers me (tho tone and body gesture are important too). I can get strict on "number of" vs "amount of", or if "meddling" or "subtlety" has 2or3 syllables, or the overuse of "through the lens of", but I try not to think about it too much. Esp when I enjoy playing w wurdz and da rules of grandma. Fin.
	11:49am Clarke: but, tis the bass-line that takes this song to new places - JUDY!!!!
	11:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho' I would rather be asked too much than not enuff - yerknow - it' just possible someone might want more coffee, if it never quite occurred to you @ such a place...& so on... A great song is catnip to Artists - a Cover should show me something / make me feel something new or different about the song...&/or just plain dazzle by comparison - tho' a faithful cover can possibly impress that way (like if it's hard to do).
	11:52am Clarke: i think my recent aversion to covers (hey, i love playing them - they are FUN to do!) has to do with WHY someone is choosing to release a cover instead of writing something new.
	11:52am melinda: If you're in a service position you're never going to please everyone. Some people want lots of attention and deference, others find it annoying or are indifferent.
	11:53am Listener Baby: I'm a "leave me alone, till I ask you" kind of hombre.
	11:54am lloyd michigan: A really good server can sense how much attention the customer wants. I was NOT a good server. :)
	11:55am Clarke: i think that doing a covers 'album' for a cause is a fine idea, btw -- i mean, a specific project with those parameters i can get behind. also, there is a lot of taste going into the mix with MS's comps
	11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - the customer shouldn't be a dick either. Altogether - it's asking too much...
	11:56am lloyd michigan: I don't think anyone has covered "Bigfoot"
	11:57am Marc Francis: Damn! What a song.
	11:57am Clarke: also - another thing that can be aggravating about some covers is when there is a radical change to the original - why didn't you just write another song around the new riff????
	11:58am Dean: On "Three Hearts" Bob Welch covers "I Saw Her Standing There." It's...different.
	11:58am Juke Joint Jonny: This Rachel Sweet is unbeatable.
	11:58am lloyd michigan: Akron's finest! (Next to CH)
	11:58am Clarke: i LOVE bob welch and that record - but i do not care for that cover - perfect example
	11:59am Juke Joint Jonny: Ooo ta ta ta.
	12:00pm Clarke: besides - why would ANYone in their right mind try to cover the beatles???
	12:00pm Parq: Who does Liza leak?
	12:00pm Dean: Re-purchased the Bob Welch LP yesterday. I had totally forgotten about the Beatles cover. The highlights of the record tend to revolve around the appearance of Christine McVie. Second the "unbeatable" re: this Rachel Sweet.
	12:01pm Listener Baby: Ouch Baby!
	12:01pm Clarke: three hearts in a tangle
	12:01pm lloyd michigan: @Clarke Have you heard Lady Madonna by Fats Domino?
	12:02pm Clarke: obviously the previous two bob welch records are superior - but there are still a coupla gems on 3 hearts
	12:03pm Dean: Examples of covers that transcend their sources (both Neil Young tunes): Roxy Music's "Like a Hurricane" and Dave Rawlings Machine's "Cortez the Killer."
	12:03pm Clarke: yeah - i don't dig it - and i LOVE fats - who doesn't
	12:03pm Dean: And Paris?
	12:04pm lloyd michigan: Wow. One of my favorite fab 4 covers.
	12:04pm Listener Baby: In the Springtime?
	12:04pm Clarke: i like some of Paris
	12:06pm Dean: Speaking of covers and "Paris in the Springtime," Jonathan and Darlene Edwards manage well to own their renditions.
	12:06pm Clarke: to me, the beatles are the apex - and nearly impossible to equal much less top however, i LOVE beatle-esque bands - even rip-offs - as long as they write their own stuff.
	12:08pm mrmucho: i'm still listening to that bill fox song from last week about 5x a day
	12:09pm Clarke: of course there are exceptions to every rule - ha ha - i love the Spampinato Bros version of I'll Be Back
	12:09pm davefromtoronto: btw exactly how does a tune qualify as "fake beatles?" gaylord?
	12:10pm Clarke: ALL Bill Fox songs are as rewarding as the one that MS played!!! a real genius.
	12:11pm Clarke: Knickerbockers "Lies" and thousands more
	12:13pm Clarke: the Utopia record that MS played last week...love it!!
	12:14pm lloyd michigan: Are the Davenports the band who sing the MS Show jingles? Sounds like 'em.
	12:14pm thriftstoreleather: I like That song
	12:16pm Clarke: or if you haven't blown your mind with All Of My Life by The BeeGees
	12:18pm Clarke: love the title Doo Dad -- brilliant!!
	12:19pm lloyd michigan: Would love to stay, but gonna run. Peace.
	12:20pm lloyd michigan: More Rockpile!
	12:21pm Melissa Jean: Joe Tex! <3
	12:21pm Clarke: later - one thing that is NOT brilliant is having to go somewhere in the middle of this show...grrrr...
	12:24pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Wow, great Slade cover! As much as it pains me to do so, this will in all likelihood necessitate my pledging to this show.
	12:24pm Gaylord Fields: @davefromtoronto: Too many criteria, but original songs that evoke some direct aspect of the Beatles' canon — chord changes, production, vocal harmonies (the more, the fab-er).
	12:25pm Marc Francis: The Wonder Stuff do a fantastic cover of this!
	12:25pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Gaylord Fields: sorry to use this public forum people to save a phone call, but don't forget you are judging The Soul Clap at Monty Hall tonight!
	12:26pm Gaylord Fields: @Todd-o-phonic Todd: I'll be there!
	12:26pm Clarke: don't judge
	12:27pm Gaylord Fields: And so should any listeners in the area.
	12:27pm thriftstoreleather: wow
	12:27pm Juke Joint Jonny: Man alive. Great Slade cover.
	12:28pm fdny john: bettie serveert toured extensively in the states for years. no more. haven't been here in at least 6 years and say they won't be back citing expenses and hassles with visas etc. truly great band that gigs all the time in the netherlands.
	12:28pm Gaylord Fields: @Clarke: I've been watching Laugh-In on the Decades channel lately, so I'll be going full Pigmeat when it comes to judging.
	12:28pm Clarke: howsa bout a MS box set???
	12:30pm Clarke: @Pigmeat - if you wanna share how to watch FULL laugh-in episodes here - i won't judge
	12:31pm fdny john: really excited to here from dirty looks drummer peter parker. stiff records first american band and staten islanders at that!
	12:31pm davefromtoronto: are there any bands that had big careers exploiting the "fake beatles" formula? besides the rutles.
	12:31pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: The third original covered on "Seconds Of Pleasure"...slick move trying to see if anyone is paying attention.
	12:32pm Clarke: i guess the Decades channel would involve owning a television??
	12:33pm Juke Joint Jonny: Gaylord, your going full pigmeat is a rare event. You still indulge in your annual hot dog?
	12:33pm Gaylord Fields: @Clarke: Or having friends.
	12:34pm Clarke: rockpile
	12:35pm Clarke: well, i guess i won't be seeing laugh-in
	12:36pm Juke Joint Jonny: Hmmm… Motown beat Rockpile "Heart"? or Nick The Knife reggae Nick Lowe "Heart"?
	12:36pm Gaylord Fields: @JJJ: I've slacked off on my one hot dog a year since Gray's Papaya closed. But in November I ate a White Castle burger in honor of Billy Miller.
	12:37pm Juke Joint Jonny: A beautiful tribute!
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: The Rockpile album WAS a letdown to me.
	12:37pm Clarke: nice gesture gaylord!!!! also DELICIOUS!!!
	12:37pm max: love that you played rockpile! i was digging all the other songs from seconds of pleasure already.
	12:38pm Gaylord Fields: @davefromtoronto: There have been hits here and there, but not really a sustained hitmaking career for anyone I can recall.
	12:38pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: To be fair...I think "Seconds Of Pleasure" sounds better today than it did upon release. The big problem for me was that I felt both Edmunds and Lowe were doing solo albums at that time with better material.
	12:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One thing about Covers : sooo many Originals I wouldn't have known about w/out them. Hopefully not then the 'Pat Boone Effect' of stealing their marketshare...
	12:39pm Gaylord Fields: And I only got my typcial post-White Castle wooziness from back when I was carnivorous instead of especially sick.
	12:40pm Clarke: to me, todd, it was ALL Rockpile - they just figured out a way to get a ton of releases sneakily.
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: Exactly, Todd. The Rockpile album came too late. If they could have done it at the time of the Labour of Lust/Repeat When Necessary sessions, it could have been something great.
	12:42pm Clarke: i mean, the same guys play on all those records
	12:42pm tadpoles: Ramrods - Sounded like Elvis doing the Bonzos doing Elvis backed by the Attractions!
	12:43pm Gaylord Fields: Sounds like Mickey Champion sang, "I wanna holler, but the giant's too small!" Just not scary enough for his liking, I suppose.
	12:44pm dk50b: Think Rockville was trying to emulate The King? Oh well the song's left the building.
	12:44pm Clarke: i don't know - i think that "one" Rockpile record got a ton of acclaim and sales....
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: Clarke, they couldn't record as Rockpile before then because Nick and Dave had separate contracts with different labels. They were each hording the best material for their own albums. They weren't being sneaky.
	12:45pm Listener Baby: Screw Rockpile, Baby More J.D. !
	12:45pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: JD McPherson at Roxy & Duke's in Dunellen,NJ on Friday March 10th: www.ticketfly.com...
	12:46pm Clarke: yeah - i know - but it is the same band on all those records. that's pretty unsneakily sneaky
	12:48pm Clarke: what's Roxy & Duke's all about todd?? sounds like an interesting venue...
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: For example, Dave recorded "Endless Gray Ribbon" for Repeat, Nick decided he liked it too much and took it back. They weren't finding a way to make extra, secret Rockpile records...they were bandmates, but competitive. Nothing sneaky about this at all. They had separate obligations.
	12:50pm Listener Baby: worthy of two spins, for sure!
	12:51pm Clarke: ha ha - you just said secret - not sneaky?
	12:51pm Clay Pigeon: Go Back! Makes me think of Crabby Appleton's version. Sounding Great, Michael ....
	12:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Them Cherries had stones.
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: Great show, Michael. I'm out.
	12:53pm Michael Shelley: Dont leave while MAHARISH is on!
	12:54pm Listener Baby: Thank you, Baby! Been too long. Ten minutes is too long.
	12:55pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Clarke: Roxy & Duke's is a roadhouse deep in the heart of Jersey!
	12:55pm tuner fish: great set!
	12:55pm Greg from ZONE 5: Totally assumed this was Fats!
	12:55pm Clarke: take some photos, todd!!!
	12:56pm Clarke: adieu all!! fun show!!!

Michael Shelley: Playlist from January 14, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Johnnie Frierson	Miracles "Miracles" by "Johnnie Frierson"
Everly Brothers, The	Bowling Green (live)
Brad Paisley	Two Feet of Top Soil
Kip Anderson	Knife And Fork "Knife And Fork" by "Kip Anderson"
Galt MacDermot	Waiting For The Coin To Drop
Tripwires, The	Be All End All "Be All End All" by "Tripwires, The"
Four Evers, The	(Say I Love You) Doo Bee Dum
Sheb Wooley	Indian Maiden "Indian Maiden" by "Sheb Wooley"
Percy Mayfield	Stand By "Stand By" by "Percy Mayfield"
Above, The	Go Back (from Super Hits of the 70s: Pure Dyn-O-Mite!)
Gary And The Nightlights	Sweet Little Sixteen
Bluegrass Kats, The	Mr. Jet Plane
Rockin' Sidney	You Ain't Nothin' But Fine
Jackie Edwards	Keep On Runnin' "Keep On Runnin'" by "Jackie Edwards"
dB's, The	Judy "Judy" by "dB's, The"
Easybeats, The	Too Much "Too Much" by "Easybeats, The"
Cal Smith	I Can Feel The Leaving Coming On
Amos Milburn Jr.	Gloria "Gloria" by "Amos Milburn Jr."
Rachel Sweet	Who Does Lisa Like? "Who Does Lisa Like?" by "Rachel Sweet"
Conexion No. 5	Vuelve Nena "Vuelve Nena" by "Conexion No. 5"
Cochran Brothers	Tired And Sleepy
Little Caesar & The Empire	Everybody Dance Now
Delta Rhythm Boys	I'll Never Get Out Of This World Alive
Davenports, The	Christopher Starts
Honeybus	(Do I Figure) In Your Life?
Some Nashville Group's Publishing Demo	Doo Dad
Joe Tex	If Sugar Was As Sweet As You
Betty Serveert	Cos I Luv You "Cos I Luv You" by "Betty Serveert"
Wildlife	Time Will Tell "Time Will Tell" by "Wildlife"
Chuck Berry	Oh What A Thrill "Oh What A Thrill" by "Chuck Berry"
Rockpile	Heart "Heart" by "Rockpile"
Ramrods, The	Take My Word "Take My Word" by "Ramrods, The"
Mickey Champion & Roy Milton	Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu
JD McPherson	North Side Gal "North Side Gal" by "JD McPherson"
Woolies, The	Who Do You Love? "Who Do You Love?" by "Woolies, The"
Above, The	Go Back (from Super Hits of the 70s: Pure Dyn-O-Mite!)
Runaways	Cherry Bomb "Cherry Bomb" by "Runaways"
Lenny Lacour (released as King Creole)	Maharishi
Leif Garret	Welcome To My Fan Club

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CLICK HERE to play Name That Drum Fill

CLICK HERE to read "Phish Has Been a Band for Thirty Years Now and They Have Sucked the Whole Time" and then CLICK HERE to read "This Is What Happens When You Make Fun Of Phish On The Internet"

CLICK HERE for the story of Be Bop Deluxe's Bill Nelson and how he says his record label ripped him off

CLICK HERE to read about a recent Jerry Lewis show

CLICK HERE for the new release of 5 Style 1996 live on WFMU

CLICK HERE for proof that Michael Nesmith is a nut

CLICK HERE to see some wise asses I'm a fan of

CLICK HERE to hear Bernard Prurdie talk about all kinds of things - including saying "Ringo's not on anything"

CLICK HERE for a film excerpt "Session Men - Memphis"

CLICK HERE for a laugh

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CLICK HERE to play the web Theremin

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CLICK HERE if you want see a lady call for President Obama's execution. My mind keeps returning to his video and what it means about how screwed up our county is.

CLICK HERE for wrong from the get go NPR blog "The Worst Songs Of All Time?"

CLICK HERE for the website of the guy who shot Bigfoot

CLICK HERE to see why the cowardly anonymous culture of the internet drives me even more crazy then art does

CLICK HERE for a little background on the Buddy Rich tapes

CLICK HERE for the The Knack - this clip (with hard panned guitars) will help you understand the division of guitar parts in this song - which is not quite what I thought it was

CLICK HERE then click "Random Video"

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CLICK HERE for a reminder that you have to be 恋のホワン・ホワン (or HERE, or HERE , or HERE , or HERE, or HERE!)

CLICK HERE for info on an odd e-book "Nick Lowe: A Long Career That Never Gets Stale." It is 4 pages long and "sells" for $1.99. The same author has one about Dean Martin that was reviewed like this: "This pamphlet was complete gargbage. A sixth grader could have written a better essay. All of this author's works should be removed from Amazon."

CLICK HERE, but only if you have golden ears

CLICK HERE for some amazing RARE STAX MUSIC from tapes Robert Gordon pulled out of the debris when the STAX building was being torn down!

CLICK HERE for STAX at The White House

CLICK HERE for Ernie Bushmiller illustrated autobiography, on an amazing website

CLICK HERE for The Mills Brothers

CLICK HERE for James Jamerson & Gladys Knight going nuts on I Heard It Through The Grapevine

CLICK HERE for info on Fake Amps!

CLICK HERE for a PDF of who plays what on Everly Brothers recordings.

CLICK HERE for a nice piece about the the L.A. studio musicians who dominated the 70's sound.

I love THESE Beach Boy videos!

CLICK HERE for some classic Jerry. The whole clip is crazy - but 2:13 in is really off the charts nuts.

CLICK HERE for Paul Anka's famous post-gig turned into a short film!

CLICK HERE for an recent Montclair Times article on Michael Shelley!

CLICK HERE to read how Big Star's "September Gurls" was recorded at Ardent Studios

Apparently Bowie offered "Golden Years" to Elvis Presley - but The King declined. CLICK HERE former guest Stevie Riks nails the Elvis/Bowie duet version.

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Listener comments!
	11:01am Frank Above: Hiya Michael!
	11:01am Listener Baby: Good morning Baby. We begin another year, here together, every Saturday. Greetings and best wished to all you listeners throughout the world. Let's make this a good one. Donate to the station, and speak out loudly if anything seems to warrant it Keep your head up, and yours eyes open. Baby
	11:06am Alfredo Garcia: Johnnie Frierson as proto-Bill Callahan
	11:06am Sem Chumbo: Love this one. Thanks, Michael.
	11:07am SmokinJ: A tool, not an end... 8-)
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Harm Reduction - not Prohibition. That's my line.
	11:09am Uncle Michael: Paisley rules.
	11:12am Uncle Michael: I only know the Rockpile version of "Knife and Fork".
	11:14am SmokinJ: Tasty keys for sure!
	11:15am melinda: hi Michael and everyone! Galt MacDermot had something to do with Hair, interesting to hear this.
	11:19am Gaylord Fields: More than a little Squeeze influence in that Tripwires song. That's a good thing.
	11:21am Juke Joint Jonny: You said it Gaylord. Sounded to me a little like a Records record, too.
	11:22am SmokinJ: Squeeze's influence almost outdo themselves.. That's a good thing ;-)
	11:23am Gaylord Fields: JJJ: Yep, they're definitely influenced by the pub rock wing of what we called new wave back then.
	11:25am Michael Shelley: wfmu.org/superhits
	11:28am ChrisB.: Oh, Michael! This latest Super Hits collection is just super!!!
	11:30am lloyd michigan: I'm with you 100% on "no problem."
	11:30am Pascal Panelak: Totally with you regarding no problem! Greetings from Budapest :-)
	11:31am Uncle Michael: No problem in lieu of you're welcome drives me nuts.
	11:32am patrick321: Razza is my favorite pizza, and yes everyone there is super polite. I also go to Porta but I think of that as more of a bar.
	11:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if you're the paying customer, & you are not unreasonable - you're darn tootin' yer no problem...
	11:33am Roger: "You're welcome". To what? You are welcome to my consideration, to my help, my personal regard. "You're welcome" lifts one from servile gratitude to a peer relation with the other. Consider these alternatives: "No problem". If it were, would you have let the door slam in my face or given me incorrect change? "Sure". Was the truth value of my Thank you ever in question? "You got it". Do I?
	11:33am Juke Joint Jonny: Maybe they make a positive effort to only hire jerks?
	11:33am Richard: Can't wait for Super Hits Of the Seventies: PURE DYN-O-MITE! Another impressive line-up!
	11:33am ChrisB.: "No problem" implies that there could be a problem, that he/she will graciously choose to overlook.
	11:34am Little Fyodor: Something to consider about "no problem". In Spanish "de nada" is the response. Literally it means "it's nothing", pretty much the same thing. Is everyone speaking Spanish being impolite? (My point is "no" in case there's any question!)
	11:34am Dean: The problem now with "You're welcome" is that it happens to be the refrain from the latest Disney smash movie soundtrack, akin to "Let it go" a couple years ago.
	11:35am Dean: Too bad the Disney writers didn't appropriate "No problem."
	11:35am ChrisB.: While we're on it, let's bring back "Your servant, sir!" as a response to an introduction.
	11:35am Juke Joint Jonny: But "let it go" would be the perfect replacement for "no problem."
	11:36am HarktheUmpire: I dunno.. Berlin is famous for impolite service, or rather disinterested service, which can be annoying. But then when I visited the States recently, getting "HIHOWAREYOU!!!" shouted at me any place I entered got on my nerves more quickly. I also wasn't too charmed with being asked whether I'm okay every five minutes, especially since everyone knows it's just policy (stimulating consumption/tips) , nothing to do with genuine politeness. It's a personal preference I guess.
	11:36am Uncle Michael: Itching to tell Michael Fennelly about this cover!
	11:36am Todd-o-phonic Todd: Maybe we could solve some problems if we stopped worrying about whether people said "no problem".
	11:36am Listener Baby: Frank. That is so rocking! Please keep doing what you are doing. Great!
	11:36am Dean: Why don't servers just cut to the chase with "Up yours!"?
	11:37am davefromtoronto: what about when you say thanks and the server says "umm hmm?" i noticed that alot while driving south through the states.
	11:38am Juke Joint Jonny: "Thank you!" "Pound sand, loser."
	11:38am Listener Baby: Baby. Whose song was that in the first place?
	11:38am Uncle Michael: "If I thought asking you to refill my water would be a problem, I never would have bothered you...or come here in the first place."
	11:38am Clarke: despite my being down on covers in general - this Crabby Appleton version is GREAT - it took some elements that i was not too fond of, on the original out - and put in some good singing.
	11:39am lloyd michigan: Barry and The Remains?
	11:39am Uncle Michael: What didn't you like about the original?
	11:39am ChrisB.: @dave: that means they've already exceeded their customer word count for the shift.
	11:39am Dean: Or customers could preempt the situation and first ask the server, "You'll tell me if there's a problem?"
	11:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The intention is the thing. It's Service. I'm paying - you're working - you aren't doing me a favor because it's convenient. The phony thing Hark is talking about - that's just as annoying - to me it's like - buy some schizzle & move on - don't just enjoy yourself here...
	11:41am Uncle Michael: Reminds me of the Catskill resort waiter: Ladies, is anything alright?"
	11:42am lloyd michigan: I was thinking of "Don't Look Back"
	11:42am Listener Baby: Go Back is such a great choice. Really surprised it lasted till Volume 5? Then again, I had completely forgotten about it too.
	11:42am davefromtoronto: this is the "first world problems" edition of the show!
	11:43am Clarke: i am not a huge fan of congas in rock and roll - plus the guitar is a bit too fuzzed out on the original Go Back - i was always wishing Crabby hadn't made so many post-psych choices on that whole album
	11:43am lloyd michigan: Rockpile tribute show
	11:45am Uncle Michael: Fair enough, Clarke. De gustibus non est disputandum, as they say.
	11:46am Dean: "Thank you" [for bringing me the glass of water I requested]. "Huh. De gustibus..."
	11:46am Clarke: as for me being down on covers: just too many people doing covers instead of writing new material - and then too many people covering obvious or very commonplace songs and not adding much to them
	11:48am Clarke: and speaking of ORIGINAL songwriting - holsapple takes the friggin' CAKE!!!!
	11:49am lloyd michigan: @Clarke, I agree. It's annoying when they basically replicate the original.
	11:49am Todd-o-phonic Todd: Mungo Jerry worked with Jackie Edwards.
	11:49am herb.nyc: Hi all. Michael's premium hits CDs are siempre fun. As for "no problem", that sorta bothers me (tho tone and body gesture are important too). I can get strict on "number of" vs "amount of", or if "meddling" or "subtlety" has 2or3 syllables, or the overuse of "through the lens of", but I try not to think about it too much. Esp when I enjoy playing w wurdz and da rules of grandma. Fin.
	11:49am Clarke: but, tis the bass-line that takes this song to new places - JUDY!!!!
	11:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho' I would rather be asked too much than not enuff - yerknow - it' just possible someone might want more coffee, if it never quite occurred to you @ such a place...& so on... A great song is catnip to Artists - a Cover should show me something / make me feel something new or different about the song...&/or just plain dazzle by comparison - tho' a faithful cover can possibly impress that way (like if it's hard to do).
	11:52am Clarke: i think my recent aversion to covers (hey, i love playing them - they are FUN to do!) has to do with WHY someone is choosing to release a cover instead of writing something new.
	11:52am melinda: If you're in a service position you're never going to please everyone. Some people want lots of attention and deference, others find it annoying or are indifferent.
	11:53am Listener Baby: I'm a "leave me alone, till I ask you" kind of hombre.
	11:54am lloyd michigan: A really good server can sense how much attention the customer wants. I was NOT a good server. :)
	11:55am Clarke: i think that doing a covers 'album' for a cause is a fine idea, btw -- i mean, a specific project with those parameters i can get behind. also, there is a lot of taste going into the mix with MS's comps
	11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - the customer shouldn't be a dick either. Altogether - it's asking too much...
	11:56am lloyd michigan: I don't think anyone has covered "Bigfoot"
	11:57am Marc Francis: Damn! What a song.
	11:57am Clarke: also - another thing that can be aggravating about some covers is when there is a radical change to the original - why didn't you just write another song around the new riff????
	11:58am Dean: On "Three Hearts" Bob Welch covers "I Saw Her Standing There." It's...different.
	11:58am Juke Joint Jonny: This Rachel Sweet is unbeatable.
	11:58am lloyd michigan: Akron's finest! (Next to CH)
	11:58am Clarke: i LOVE bob welch and that record - but i do not care for that cover - perfect example
	11:59am Juke Joint Jonny: Ooo ta ta ta.
	12:00pm Clarke: besides - why would ANYone in their right mind try to cover the beatles???
	12:00pm Parq: Who does Liza leak?
	12:00pm Dean: Re-purchased the Bob Welch LP yesterday. I had totally forgotten about the Beatles cover. The highlights of the record tend to revolve around the appearance of Christine McVie. Second the "unbeatable" re: this Rachel Sweet.
	12:01pm Listener Baby: Ouch Baby!
	12:01pm Clarke: three hearts in a tangle
	12:01pm lloyd michigan: @Clarke Have you heard Lady Madonna by Fats Domino?
	12:02pm Clarke: obviously the previous two bob welch records are superior - but there are still a coupla gems on 3 hearts
	12:03pm Dean: Examples of covers that transcend their sources (both Neil Young tunes): Roxy Music's "Like a Hurricane" and Dave Rawlings Machine's "Cortez the Killer."
	12:03pm Clarke: yeah - i don't dig it - and i LOVE fats - who doesn't
	12:03pm Dean: And Paris?
	12:04pm lloyd michigan: Wow. One of my favorite fab 4 covers.
	12:04pm Listener Baby: In the Springtime?
	12:04pm Clarke: i like some of Paris
	12:06pm Dean: Speaking of covers and "Paris in the Springtime," Jonathan and Darlene Edwards manage well to own their renditions.
	12:06pm Clarke: to me, the beatles are the apex - and nearly impossible to equal much less top however, i LOVE beatle-esque bands - even rip-offs - as long as they write their own stuff.
	12:08pm mrmucho: i'm still listening to that bill fox song from last week about 5x a day
	12:09pm Clarke: of course there are exceptions to every rule - ha ha - i love the Spampinato Bros version of I'll Be Back
	12:09pm davefromtoronto: btw exactly how does a tune qualify as "fake beatles?" gaylord?
	12:10pm Clarke: ALL Bill Fox songs are as rewarding as the one that MS played!!! a real genius.
	12:11pm Clarke: Knickerbockers "Lies" and thousands more
	12:13pm Clarke: the Utopia record that MS played last week...love it!!
	12:14pm lloyd michigan: Are the Davenports the band who sing the MS Show jingles? Sounds like 'em.
	12:14pm thriftstoreleather: I like That song
	12:16pm Clarke: or if you haven't blown your mind with All Of My Life by The BeeGees
	12:18pm Clarke: love the title Doo Dad -- brilliant!!
	12:19pm lloyd michigan: Would love to stay, but gonna run. Peace.
	12:20pm lloyd michigan: More Rockpile!
	12:21pm Melissa Jean: Joe Tex! <3
	12:21pm Clarke: later - one thing that is NOT brilliant is having to go somewhere in the middle of this show...grrrr...
	12:24pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Wow, great Slade cover! As much as it pains me to do so, this will in all likelihood necessitate my pledging to this show.
	12:24pm Gaylord Fields: @davefromtoronto: Too many criteria, but original songs that evoke some direct aspect of the Beatles' canon — chord changes, production, vocal harmonies (the more, the fab-er).
	12:25pm Marc Francis: The Wonder Stuff do a fantastic cover of this!
	12:25pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Gaylord Fields: sorry to use this public forum people to save a phone call, but don't forget you are judging The Soul Clap at Monty Hall tonight!
	12:26pm Gaylord Fields: @Todd-o-phonic Todd: I'll be there!
	12:26pm Clarke: don't judge
	12:27pm Gaylord Fields: And so should any listeners in the area.
	12:27pm thriftstoreleather: wow
	12:27pm Juke Joint Jonny: Man alive. Great Slade cover.
	12:28pm fdny john: bettie serveert toured extensively in the states for years. no more. haven't been here in at least 6 years and say they won't be back citing expenses and hassles with visas etc. truly great band that gigs all the time in the netherlands.
	12:28pm Gaylord Fields: @Clarke: I've been watching Laugh-In on the Decades channel lately, so I'll be going full Pigmeat when it comes to judging.
	12:28pm Clarke: howsa bout a MS box set???
	12:30pm Clarke: @Pigmeat - if you wanna share how to watch FULL laugh-in episodes here - i won't judge
	12:31pm fdny john: really excited to here from dirty looks drummer peter parker. stiff records first american band and staten islanders at that!
	12:31pm davefromtoronto: are there any bands that had big careers exploiting the "fake beatles" formula? besides the rutles.
	12:31pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: The third original covered on "Seconds Of Pleasure"...slick move trying to see if anyone is paying attention.
	12:32pm Clarke: i guess the Decades channel would involve owning a television??
	12:33pm Juke Joint Jonny: Gaylord, your going full pigmeat is a rare event. You still indulge in your annual hot dog?
	12:33pm Gaylord Fields: @Clarke: Or having friends.
	12:34pm Clarke: rockpile
	12:35pm Clarke: well, i guess i won't be seeing laugh-in
	12:36pm Juke Joint Jonny: Hmmm… Motown beat Rockpile "Heart"? or Nick The Knife reggae Nick Lowe "Heart"?
	12:36pm Gaylord Fields: @JJJ: I've slacked off on my one hot dog a year since Gray's Papaya closed. But in November I ate a White Castle burger in honor of Billy Miller.
	12:37pm Juke Joint Jonny: A beautiful tribute!
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: The Rockpile album WAS a letdown to me.
	12:37pm Clarke: nice gesture gaylord!!!! also DELICIOUS!!!
	12:37pm max: love that you played rockpile! i was digging all the other songs from seconds of pleasure already.
	12:38pm Gaylord Fields: @davefromtoronto: There have been hits here and there, but not really a sustained hitmaking career for anyone I can recall.
	12:38pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: To be fair...I think "Seconds Of Pleasure" sounds better today than it did upon release. The big problem for me was that I felt both Edmunds and Lowe were doing solo albums at that time with better material.
	12:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One thing about Covers : sooo many Originals I wouldn't have known about w/out them. Hopefully not then the 'Pat Boone Effect' of stealing their marketshare...
	12:39pm Gaylord Fields: And I only got my typcial post-White Castle wooziness from back when I was carnivorous instead of especially sick.
	12:40pm Clarke: to me, todd, it was ALL Rockpile - they just figured out a way to get a ton of releases sneakily.
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: Exactly, Todd. The Rockpile album came too late. If they could have done it at the time of the Labour of Lust/Repeat When Necessary sessions, it could have been something great.
	12:42pm Clarke: i mean, the same guys play on all those records
	12:42pm tadpoles: Ramrods - Sounded like Elvis doing the Bonzos doing Elvis backed by the Attractions!
	12:43pm Gaylord Fields: Sounds like Mickey Champion sang, "I wanna holler, but the giant's too small!" Just not scary enough for his liking, I suppose.
	12:44pm dk50b: Think Rockville was trying to emulate The King? Oh well the song's left the building.
	12:44pm Clarke: i don't know - i think that "one" Rockpile record got a ton of acclaim and sales....
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: Clarke, they couldn't record as Rockpile before then because Nick and Dave had separate contracts with different labels. They were each hording the best material for their own albums. They weren't being sneaky.
	12:45pm Listener Baby: Screw Rockpile, Baby More J.D. !
	12:45pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: JD McPherson at Roxy & Duke's in Dunellen,NJ on Friday March 10th: www.ticketfly.com...
	12:46pm Clarke: yeah - i know - but it is the same band on all those records. that's pretty unsneakily sneaky
	12:48pm Clarke: what's Roxy & Duke's all about todd?? sounds like an interesting venue...
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: For example, Dave recorded "Endless Gray Ribbon" for Repeat, Nick decided he liked it too much and took it back. They weren't finding a way to make extra, secret Rockpile records...they were bandmates, but competitive. Nothing sneaky about this at all. They had separate obligations.
	12:50pm Listener Baby: worthy of two spins, for sure!
	12:51pm Clarke: ha ha - you just said secret - not sneaky?
	12:51pm Clay Pigeon: Go Back! Makes me think of Crabby Appleton's version. Sounding Great, Michael ....
	12:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Them Cherries had stones.
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: Great show, Michael. I'm out.
	12:53pm Michael Shelley: Dont leave while MAHARISH is on!
	12:54pm Listener Baby: Thank you, Baby! Been too long. Ten minutes is too long.
	12:55pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Clarke: Roxy & Duke's is a roadhouse deep in the heart of Jersey!
	12:55pm tuner fish: great set!
	12:55pm Greg from ZONE 5: Totally assumed this was Fats!
	12:55pm Clarke: take some photos, todd!!!
	12:56pm Clarke: adieu all!! fun show!!!

Michael Shelley: Playlist from January 14, 2017

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