WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from April 4, 2020

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	11:00am SeanG: Hi Michael! and all!
	11:01am Listener Baby: Good morning Baby. Good morning friends.
	11:01am Dominick: Hi everyone
	11:01am Frank In Queens: Hey now!
	11:02am Handy Haversack: Hey, everyone! Welcome to our worlds together!
	11:02am LW Rhino: Hello all.
	11:03am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): ready!!!
	11:03am Michael Shelley: Good morning!
	11:03am Michael Shelley: Baby once called "Our Own World" a "bass delivery system."
	11:04am Corey: Morning Michael and everybody. Thanks for the reminder that it's Saturday!
	11:04am Eddy in Australia: Hi, hope everyone is well, especially those in NY/NJ.
	11:04am DaveinPA: Is that Bernard Purdie, or are you just happy to see me?
	11:04am Jimmy Wipper: Now THIS is a double shot of #1 Hit Style music!!!
	11:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Gil Scott-Heron would've been 71 on April 1. RIP
	11:04am Doug in JC: Good morning.. hey Handy!
	11:05am DaveinPA: Amen, Ken FHP
	11:05am Michael Shelley: DAVE - both Corey - the days to blend together!
	11:06am Tome: Bill Withers ( 1938-2020 ,, hi Michael and all ,, <> ty for keeping the Free Form Flag flight High !<>!
	11:06am yippie: the revolution will not be a revolution [passport please]
	11:07am Handy Haversack: Hey, Doug in JC! How goes?
	11:07am clarke: checkin' in from new orleans - dang ya'll
	11:08am mlsgrrl: The Revolution Will not be Televised seems to be the inspiring bass line for Stereolab’s Metronomic Underground. Never noticed that before.
	11:08am Jimmy Wipper: Adam's death was a real gut punch in several weeks of nothing but gut punches. Thanks for helping tomake it better for at least a few hours, Michael.
	11:08am Handy Haversack: Sheila had a very touching tribute to Adam yesterday, too. Tough days. Solidarity, all.
	11:09am Doug in JC: @handy oh, hanging in there. glad to not be working today
	11:09am LW Rhino: The Outpost Bongos show has been rescheduled to Sept 11, I cannot wait.
	11:10am Hope: Thanks, Michael for the great music and hopeful vibes. Such a hard time for the world - your show is a bright spot and much appreciated.
	11:10am Handy Haversack: Heard, @Doug. Me, too. Really needed a Friday night and a Saturday morning lie-in!
	11:10am mlsgrrl: Michael, thanks for being here today even though it’s hard. I met Adam when he was researching cover images for Welcome Interstate Managers at N-YHS, always remembered his graciousness.
	11:11am ?: Nick Lowe! remote outpost
	11:12am Doug in JC: @Handy Exactly! I'm somehow busier than ever these days
	11:13am RPB: Home taping is saving radio, thanks for being there Michael.
	11:16am Michael Shelley: This guy is a really good bass player!
	11:16am ?: on tape somebody!
	11:17am Handy Haversack: Kate thinks the bass is mixed too quiet -- but she's a bass player!
	11:18am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): this is swingin'!
	11:18am Sketch: I'm so excited for this interview
	11:19am Artie: Yip!
	11:19am modern blaze: reminds me of my teen years
	11:20am Don Gorden: Mike, you played Charly Crocket 3or4 weeks ago and I haven't stopped listing to him, I'm not a C&W fan, but I dig his stuff, big muddy is great, thanks, be safe
	11:21am LW Rhino: Taylor Hanson and eggs on a hard roll.
	11:22am Michael Shelley: Thanks DON - CC's stuff (and there's a LOT of it) is almost a genre unto itself!
	11:22am Squints In Plymouth: That Tinted Windows record was awesome top to bottom, front to back.
	11:22am Uncle Michael: Good morning, friends.
	11:23am Cat: Hey Michael, thanks for delivering the goods.
	11:23am SeanG: hey UM kansas baby!
	11:23am clarke: i tend to think bun e's court case futzed that band
	11:24am clarke: then bun e put out a solo album, etc
	11:24am Uncle Michael: Pennsylvania baby if we're getting technical!
	11:25am modern blaze: the right pump it is!
	11:25am SeanG: cool!
	11:25am Dominick: boom
	11:26am Uncle Michael: I played the Bert Sommer cover of this on the show yesterday.
	11:27am spacecowboy: sweet the rascals were so good
	11:27am Sketch: Damn had no idea Jerry played bass on this, makes sense!
	11:27am spacecowboy: dam they cook
	11:27am spacecowboy: just what i needed
	11:27am Sketch: My mom worked at Pizza Town USA and the Rascals used to go there
	11:28am Pedro in Arlington: Thanks for the show, Mike. This one in particular.
	11:28am modern blaze: righteous cooks are good
	11:29am modern blaze: Jonezy!
	11:29am Uncle Michael: A Jew came by and gave me a happy song.
	11:29am Michael Shelley: Uncle- will have to check that cover!
	11:30am dano59: Well, i spotted "the Sesame Street riff" in the wild, in that Monkees at the top of the show - it's also in Wilco's "Outtasite". Also grabbed that new Nick Lowe tune this week.
	11:32am Michael Shelley: Pizza Town USA - fried calzones, and a confusing "order this item at this one window" system, but pure Jersey
	11:32am modern blaze: Otis Rush did Jersey?
	11:33am Frank In Queens: Very much looking forward to the interview and learning more about Mr. Jemmott. I never realized it was the same player on all these tracks.
	11:34am Modok: I've been listening to the MSS archives all week while working from home. If anyone hasn't heard Michael's Bobby Goldsboro interview from 2007, you want to check that out. Great guy, great interview.
	11:35am Uncle Michael: I'm out for provisions about twice a week. Bank and grocery today.
	11:35am spacecowboy: being at home is kinda ok
	11:35am Michael Shelley: Modok - AGREE 100% - Bobby was a pleasnt surprise! Great guy!
	11:36am ?: I haven't used deodorant in weeks. When it gets warmer I will resume. This is my pledge of love.
	11:36am clarke: boy - you put it in a nutshell, there, Fresh Cotton!!
	11:36am Handy Haversack: We had to do a bank and liquor store run yesterday. Had NOT factored in the confluence of payday and Friday in that! A little stressful. Low on onions and spinach and eggs now ...
	11:37am Tyler H: Michael, a secret fordrinking over-chlorinated water (learned in the Army): Let it sit in an open container for at least half an hour (say, in the fridge). Most of the chlorine will disperse, and the water will taste MUCH better
	11:37am modern blaze: did grocery today for the next few days
	11:38am Sketch: I only exist because of Pizza Town USA, my mom was the zeppoli girl and my dad made pies, they met when they were 15 and got married when they were 17. If it wasn't for Pizza Town USA, I wouldn't exist... something tells me I'm not the only one!!
	11:38am Woo: Oops, hadn't signed in. I own the deodorant comment. Just went to the store for cat food. People were definitely not distant enough. Also, using a turtleneck as a mask does not work.
	11:38am bobsmart567: Very sad about Adam. Bill withers, too.
	11:39am Michael Shelley: TYLER - THANKS! Where were you stationed?
	11:39am spacecowboy: america has some really cool albums - but then turned to s my fave is the first album three hippes on bean bag chairs - smoking in front of a pic of native americans
	11:40am GeorgeSimian: Fountains of Wayne were the best. Always a great story in their songs. Funny and so many cool songs.
	11:41am Tyler H: If you mean overseas, I was, at various times in Bosnia, the Sinai, and Kuwait. I spent many a Saturday evening sunset overlooking the Red Sea listening to your show.
	11:41am GeorgeSimian: My girlfriend was just saying a couple weeks ago how she hoped FOW would get together again so we could see them again. They were so fun live too.
	11:42am Michael Shelley: A PERFECT SONG (work to do)
	11:42am dano59: Distancing hasn't really caught in in much of upstate NY, and my sister in Troy says people are driving like a-holes
	11:42am Eddy in Australia: @Michael Does the Robbie Fulks FoW tribute song get a run today?
	11:42am clarke: the guy had a way with hooks, damn.
	11:44am Todd in RVA: Could you please play some IVY in remembrance of Mr. Schlesinger? Thanks in advance if possible!
	11:44am Michael Shelley: George - huge regret my kid never got to see them - her favorite band!
	11:44am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): My guitar teacher (when i was a kid in the 70's) played flute for Paul Revere and the Raiders. I had no idea how wild that scene was!!!!
	11:46am Tyler H: I've heard the Beatles' version of Chains many times, but never this one (the original?)
	11:46am Listener Baby: Baby Cat. Are you there? Did your peeps get whole?
	11:46am Pedro in Arlington: The world is a stench but we can hang our flag on Thursday's Music to Spazz By and the listener comments. Reason to continue moving.
	11:47am Handy Haversack: @Todd in RVA: Pretty sure the show is prereorded from yesterday. Sheila B did play Ivy in tribute on Sophisticated Boom Boom last night, just in case MS doesn't have any in the queue.
	11:48am Moammar: Crazy about this Erma Franklin side. I only knew the screamed version before.
	11:49am clarke: that would be goffin/king for Chains
	11:49am GeorgeSimian: This version is so much better than Janis' version. I know people like her, but Janis just ruins every song as far as I'm concerned.
	11:50am Frank Zaatar: I admit I kind of lost it the other day listening to FOW's Troubled Times on a rebroadcast of Pseu's show. Such a heartbreaking song. Michael. you're right--they were witty and insightful without being snarky or cloying. I wasn't as devoted to Adam Schlesinger as I was to, say, Leonard Cohen or Bowie, but, again, as Michael says, the very avoidability of this tragedy is what hit me.
	11:50am clarke: i have to agree george - both janis and joe cocker NEVER did a cover that was even close to the original
	11:50am Cat: Yes, Baby! Mom says they're digging the wine. Me too, thanks. Hope you're well.
	11:51am Handy Haversack: Ooo, this slaps! And pops!
	11:51am Michael Shelley: Eddy - not today... just too packed... maybe next week Tyler - I think this is 1st: youtu.be...
	11:52am SeanG: all about dat bass
	11:53am prguitar: Hey there Michael, Phil Rivlin here.. Won't be able to listen in consistently this morning to you and your illustrious guest. Will the show be archived or available as a podcast later on? Sweet to hear your voice and Jerry testifyin' and playin' it good my friend!!!
	11:53am clarke: whereas Three Dog Night surpassed the originals quite a few times
	11:53am Dennis Diken: Lovin’ it Mikey!
	11:53am Matt Fiveash: Hey Michael! Really digging this and psyched for the interview. I'm realizing that so much of what I know about playing bass, I learned from this guy just from listening to records before I ever picked up an instrument, and before I knew his name.
	11:54am Michael Shelley: HEY PHIL! Podcast should be out tonight& archive later today. Be well old friend!
	11:55am Michael Shelley: MATT- he gives Skype lessons!
	11:55am Matt Fiveash: !!!
	11:55am bobsmart567: Mondo cozmo made good use of Erma Franklin sample!
	11:56am Michael Shelley: He also will happily record a bass part at his house, if anybody's working on a recording & needs some serious bass!
	11:57am prguitar: Thanks brother!! YES!! That makes my day!! I'm takin' care.. you do the same.. please!! Shout out to Mr. Fiveash too!!
	11:57am clarke: freddie KING not kind - tho i am sure freddie was kind
	11:58am Matt Fiveash: Hey Phil!
	11:58am Michael Shelley: I hear poker was his thing
	11:59am clarke: lady luck was unkind!
	12:00pm clarke: now he needs a hideaway
	12:02pm Johnny 4 Strings: Sheesh! The King Curtis tune is a primer on Funk Soul!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: not much of a lineup
	12:02pm clarke: a cover of stax tune
	12:03pm Michael Shelley: :)
	12:03pm modern blaze: same strange attraction on bongos
	12:03pm Johnny 4 Strings: @Uncle Michael - second stringers.
	12:03pm Yes: hi all. what album is this from?
	12:03pm DJ Guin: Morning WFMUers! Is this Live or the Best of Carson today?
	12:04pm Michael Shelley: en.wikipedia.org...
	12:04pm clarke: Yes - i like SOME of your records!!
	12:05pm Hughie Considine: Damn, forgot what day it was. Good to be here, as always.
	12:05pm Yes: thank you
	12:05pm clarke: these days run together, to be sure
	12:07pm Matt Fiveash: The whole Aretha show from these same Fillmore dates, backed by the Kingpins, is on youtube (or was, last time I checked), kinda low picture quality but still astounding.
	12:08pm bbob: Memphis soul stew hot damn!
	12:09pm Hughie Considine: Wow, this is amazing. Head injuries=good!
	12:10pm clarke: this guy got knocked straight!!
	12:11pm johnk77: great show still feel lucky that i was in the audience for 1 of the 3 nights of aretha live @fillmore west
	12:11pm Hughie Considine: "A History of Walking into Poles" -- working title of the new Robert Pollard LP.
	12:12pm clarke: that's actually true!! about head injuries.
	12:12pm Squints In Plymouth: I'm flashing on Martin Short in Three Fugitives.
	12:15pm spacecowboy: crap i was in the shower in and missed king curtis at the fillmore
	12:16pm spacecowboy: oh crap and voices of east harlem
	12:17pm clarke: read 'em and weep
	12:18pm Sonny Rickles: This guy is awesome. Great interview!
	12:19pm Eddy in Australia: What Sonny said.
	12:20pm Doobois: What Eddy said.
	12:20pm Frank In Queens: Anything north of The Bronx is "upstate"
	12:20pm DJ Guin: "the porkchop!"
	12:21pm Handy Haversack: @Frank: Also fun: referring to the Bronx as "the mainland."
	12:21pm Frank In Queens: @Handy: That one is new to me!
	12:22pm clarke: still fun
	12:22pm johnk77: bronx the only part of nyc on the mainland of north america
	12:23pm Frank In Queens: I mean, I get it, I just never heard it referred to that way before.
	12:24pm clarke: just as long as you are having fun!
	12:24pm Frank In Queens: Tons of fun!
	12:24pm Marley P. Dogg: Really enjoying this interview- thanks Michael!
	12:25pm clarke: The Treasurer ALWAYS has fun!!
	12:25pm Handy Haversack: I do it mainly to be a prat, @Frank! But you know: island fun for island folx!
	12:26pm Frank In Queens: Access to funds usually = fun. There's a reason why the dues are always increasing.
	12:26pm Joe R.: Fascinating interview Michael, great job
	12:27pm clarke: he puts the fun in fund
	12:29pm clarke: truth!
	12:30pm clarke: (about great questions)
	12:32pm Mr C: Jerry Jemmott is a tremendous interview. Thanks Michael. This is one your best.
	12:32pm clarke: under duress!!
	12:34pm Hams: man, solid interview.
	12:35pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, this is super.
	12:36pm Corey: Really terrific interview. And a welcome diversion from anything in the news.
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: Did you? HAHAHAHA
	12:36pm clarke: DID yOU!?~?
	12:38pm johnk77: radio registry!
	12:39pm johnk77: i was there the night with tower of power
	12:39pm dymphnite: Love this guy. This is a fantastic interview.
	12:41pm Listener Robert: Woo, turtleneck as mask is the Bazooka Joe look.
	12:41pm johnk77: at that point the fillmore west was on market street it had been the carousel ballroom
	12:42pm Ed From Jersey City: Michael, this is a fantastic interview. You two have great chemistry. One of your best, for sure.
	12:42pm Dominick: God Bless Arif!
	12:44pm Listener Robert: Skin changes. I'm at an age where antiperspirant is unneeded, nor deodorant as long as I wear cotton, but now my hands need lotion in the winter.
	12:45pm clarke: this interview and show is a royal flush, Fresh Cotton
	12:46pm Mailman Tom: I saw the Voices of East Harlem perform at the Fillmore East
	12:46pm clarke: thanks for being here, MS! it really helps.
	12:47pm George in WO: This is quite the educational interview, thanks. In a similar vein I'm reading Guitar King by David Dann about Mike Bloomfield. Very good read.
	12:49pm Michael Shelley: TOTALLY MY PLEASURE to be able to do this! Thanks all for being here.
	12:49pm DJ Guin: "Gh-gh-ghost Writer?!? Jinkies!" "And I would have gotten away with it, if it weren't for those meddling kids!"
	12:49pm Handy Haversack: So cool. Michael, thanks so much. Really enjoyed this. Have a good Saturday, everyone! Stay cool! (And safe!)
	12:50pm litmus0001: Loving this interview. Amazing life, experience and perspective.
	12:50pm Richard: Great interview. Thanks Michael!
	12:50pm Devin B.: That was fascinating! Thanks Michael and Jerry!
	12:50pm DJ Guin: @Michael...fascinating interview, as always. Thanks for all you do.
	12:51pm Todd in RVA: Thanks Handy Haversack for the info.
	12:51pm Chop Scott: Great show Michael!--Thanks!! Ruth!!
	12:53pm listener 126464: Thanks Michael.
	12:53pm prguitar: Hey Matt, A bit of a belated reply.. but hope you're doing well, keeping safe. Will listen in to you this coming week fo' sure..
	12:53pm Hughie Considine: Killer diller, Michael!
	12:53pm Micheal: Thanks so much, Michael! Fantastic interview.
	12:54pm Roberto: When I saw "That Thing You Do," before I had any idea who Adam was, my immediate takeaway was: okay movie, fantastic theme song.
	12:54pm Frank In Queens: Nice one Michael! Great interview!
	12:54pm Roberto: It hurts me so to see you go, Adam.
	12:55pm Sea Bub: what, no Katy Perry version?
	12:56pm Handy Haversack: Oh jeez. I'm just going to tug this mask up over my eyes for a few minutes. Stupid world.
	12:56pm Matt Fiveash: Hey Phil: I'm off this week! Doug Schulkind will be guest-hosting live from Pittsburgh while I attempt to jerryrig some kind of home broadcasting studio
	12:56pm johnk77: killer work selecter & interviewer
	12:57pm Matt Fiveash: Michael- great, great interview.
	12:58pm Corey: RIP Adam. Thanks Michael for everything! Be well all.
	12:58pm prguitar: Thanks for this fabulous show Michael! Sweet to hear Barry Goldberg on his own.. he lives in L.A. now too. My buddy Jimmy V often plays with him out there these days.. Will catch the interview later on.. and look forward to next Saturday as well!!

Michael Shelley: Playlist from April 4, 2020

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April 4, 2020: Guest: Jerry Jemmott

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Monkees, The	Our Own World "Our Own World" by "Monkees, The"
Gil Scott-Heron	The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
Nick Lowe	Lay It On Me Baby "Lay It On Me Baby" by "Nick Lowe"
Crickets, The	We Gotta Get Together
King Curtis	Instant Groove "Instant Groove" by "King Curtis"
Cats And The Fiddle	Public Jitterbug No. 1
Tinted Windows	Kind Of A Girl "Kind Of A Girl" by "Tinted Windows"
Rascals, The	People Got To Be Free
George Jones	Get Some Loving Done
Otis Rush	Can't Wait No Longer "Can't Wait No Longer" by "Otis Rush"
America	Work To Do "Work To Do" by "America"
Paul Revere & The Raiders	Mr. Sun, Mr Moon
Buddy Allen	Chains "Chains" by "Buddy Allen"
Erma Franklin	Piece Of My Heart "Piece Of My Heart" by "Erma Franklin"
Voices Of East Harlem	For What it's Worth
Freddie King	Hideaway "Hideaway" by "Freddie King"
Barry Goldberg	Tell Mama! "Tell Mama!" by "Barry Goldberg"
King Curtis	Memphis Soul Stew (live)
Jerry Jemmott	Interview "Interview" by "Jerry Jemmott"
Aretha Franklin	Think "Think" by "Aretha Franklin"
Wonders, The	That Thing You Do "That Thing You Do" by "Wonders, The"
Fountains Of Wayne	Hackensack "Hackensack" by "Fountains Of Wayne"

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CLICK HERE to see "Triumph Watches The World Cup, Part 1"

CLICK HERE for something odd: on the website of session guitarist Jay Graydon (he plays the guitar solo on Steely Dan's "Peg") he lists playing guitar on Cheap Trick's studio version of "I Want You To Want Me" among his 1977 credits.

CLICK HERE for some audio Illusions - "Can You Trust Your Ears"?

CLICK HERE for optical illusions

CLICK HERE for a short film of two craftsmen at work

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 laugh

CLICK HERE for Ronee Blakley singing "Tapedeck in His Tractor" from "Nashville"

CLICK HERE to play the web Theremin

CLICK HERE to see drummer Joff from the band Bucky so some drawings of old people

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

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"

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

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!
	11:00am SeanG: Hi Michael! and all!
	11:01am Listener Baby: Good morning Baby. Good morning friends.
	11:01am Dominick: Hi everyone
	11:01am Frank In Queens: Hey now!
	11:02am Handy Haversack: Hey, everyone! Welcome to our worlds together!
	11:02am LW Rhino: Hello all.
	11:03am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): ready!!!
	11:03am Michael Shelley: Good morning!
	11:03am Michael Shelley: Baby once called "Our Own World" a "bass delivery system."
	11:04am Corey: Morning Michael and everybody. Thanks for the reminder that it's Saturday!
	11:04am Eddy in Australia: Hi, hope everyone is well, especially those in NY/NJ.
	11:04am DaveinPA: Is that Bernard Purdie, or are you just happy to see me?
	11:04am Jimmy Wipper: Now THIS is a double shot of #1 Hit Style music!!!
	11:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Gil Scott-Heron would've been 71 on April 1. RIP
	11:04am Doug in JC: Good morning.. hey Handy!
	11:05am DaveinPA: Amen, Ken FHP
	11:05am Michael Shelley: DAVE - both Corey - the days to blend together!
	11:06am Tome: Bill Withers ( 1938-2020 ,, hi Michael and all ,, <> ty for keeping the Free Form Flag flight High !<>!
	11:06am yippie: the revolution will not be a revolution [passport please]
	11:07am Handy Haversack: Hey, Doug in JC! How goes?
	11:07am clarke: checkin' in from new orleans - dang ya'll
	11:08am mlsgrrl: The Revolution Will not be Televised seems to be the inspiring bass line for Stereolab’s Metronomic Underground. Never noticed that before.
	11:08am Jimmy Wipper: Adam's death was a real gut punch in several weeks of nothing but gut punches. Thanks for helping tomake it better for at least a few hours, Michael.
	11:08am Handy Haversack: Sheila had a very touching tribute to Adam yesterday, too. Tough days. Solidarity, all.
	11:09am Doug in JC: @handy oh, hanging in there. glad to not be working today
	11:09am LW Rhino: The Outpost Bongos show has been rescheduled to Sept 11, I cannot wait.
	11:10am Hope: Thanks, Michael for the great music and hopeful vibes. Such a hard time for the world - your show is a bright spot and much appreciated.
	11:10am Handy Haversack: Heard, @Doug. Me, too. Really needed a Friday night and a Saturday morning lie-in!
	11:10am mlsgrrl: Michael, thanks for being here today even though it’s hard. I met Adam when he was researching cover images for Welcome Interstate Managers at N-YHS, always remembered his graciousness.
	11:11am ?: Nick Lowe! remote outpost
	11:12am Doug in JC: @Handy Exactly! I'm somehow busier than ever these days
	11:13am RPB: Home taping is saving radio, thanks for being there Michael.
	11:16am Michael Shelley: This guy is a really good bass player!
	11:16am ?: on tape somebody!
	11:17am Handy Haversack: Kate thinks the bass is mixed too quiet -- but she's a bass player!
	11:18am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): this is swingin'!
	11:18am Sketch: I'm so excited for this interview
	11:19am Artie: Yip!
	11:19am modern blaze: reminds me of my teen years
	11:20am Don Gorden: Mike, you played Charly Crocket 3or4 weeks ago and I haven't stopped listing to him, I'm not a C&W fan, but I dig his stuff, big muddy is great, thanks, be safe
	11:21am LW Rhino: Taylor Hanson and eggs on a hard roll.
	11:22am Michael Shelley: Thanks DON - CC's stuff (and there's a LOT of it) is almost a genre unto itself!
	11:22am Squints In Plymouth: That Tinted Windows record was awesome top to bottom, front to back.
	11:22am Uncle Michael: Good morning, friends.
	11:23am Cat: Hey Michael, thanks for delivering the goods.
	11:23am SeanG: hey UM kansas baby!
	11:23am clarke: i tend to think bun e's court case futzed that band
	11:24am clarke: then bun e put out a solo album, etc
	11:24am Uncle Michael: Pennsylvania baby if we're getting technical!
	11:25am modern blaze: the right pump it is!
	11:25am SeanG: cool!
	11:25am Dominick: boom
	11:26am Uncle Michael: I played the Bert Sommer cover of this on the show yesterday.
	11:27am spacecowboy: sweet the rascals were so good
	11:27am Sketch: Damn had no idea Jerry played bass on this, makes sense!
	11:27am spacecowboy: dam they cook
	11:27am spacecowboy: just what i needed
	11:27am Sketch: My mom worked at Pizza Town USA and the Rascals used to go there
	11:28am Pedro in Arlington: Thanks for the show, Mike. This one in particular.
	11:28am modern blaze: righteous cooks are good
	11:29am modern blaze: Jonezy!
	11:29am Uncle Michael: A Jew came by and gave me a happy song.
	11:29am Michael Shelley: Uncle- will have to check that cover!
	11:30am dano59: Well, i spotted "the Sesame Street riff" in the wild, in that Monkees at the top of the show - it's also in Wilco's "Outtasite". Also grabbed that new Nick Lowe tune this week.
	11:32am Michael Shelley: Pizza Town USA - fried calzones, and a confusing "order this item at this one window" system, but pure Jersey
	11:32am modern blaze: Otis Rush did Jersey?
	11:33am Frank In Queens: Very much looking forward to the interview and learning more about Mr. Jemmott. I never realized it was the same player on all these tracks.
	11:34am Modok: I've been listening to the MSS archives all week while working from home. If anyone hasn't heard Michael's Bobby Goldsboro interview from 2007, you want to check that out. Great guy, great interview.
	11:35am Uncle Michael: I'm out for provisions about twice a week. Bank and grocery today.
	11:35am spacecowboy: being at home is kinda ok
	11:35am Michael Shelley: Modok - AGREE 100% - Bobby was a pleasnt surprise! Great guy!
	11:36am ?: I haven't used deodorant in weeks. When it gets warmer I will resume. This is my pledge of love.
	11:36am clarke: boy - you put it in a nutshell, there, Fresh Cotton!!
	11:36am Handy Haversack: We had to do a bank and liquor store run yesterday. Had NOT factored in the confluence of payday and Friday in that! A little stressful. Low on onions and spinach and eggs now ...
	11:37am Tyler H: Michael, a secret fordrinking over-chlorinated water (learned in the Army): Let it sit in an open container for at least half an hour (say, in the fridge). Most of the chlorine will disperse, and the water will taste MUCH better
	11:37am modern blaze: did grocery today for the next few days
	11:38am Sketch: I only exist because of Pizza Town USA, my mom was the zeppoli girl and my dad made pies, they met when they were 15 and got married when they were 17. If it wasn't for Pizza Town USA, I wouldn't exist... something tells me I'm not the only one!!
	11:38am Woo: Oops, hadn't signed in. I own the deodorant comment. Just went to the store for cat food. People were definitely not distant enough. Also, using a turtleneck as a mask does not work.
	11:38am bobsmart567: Very sad about Adam. Bill withers, too.
	11:39am Michael Shelley: TYLER - THANKS! Where were you stationed?
	11:39am spacecowboy: america has some really cool albums - but then turned to s my fave is the first album three hippes on bean bag chairs - smoking in front of a pic of native americans
	11:40am GeorgeSimian: Fountains of Wayne were the best. Always a great story in their songs. Funny and so many cool songs.
	11:41am Tyler H: If you mean overseas, I was, at various times in Bosnia, the Sinai, and Kuwait. I spent many a Saturday evening sunset overlooking the Red Sea listening to your show.
	11:41am GeorgeSimian: My girlfriend was just saying a couple weeks ago how she hoped FOW would get together again so we could see them again. They were so fun live too.
	11:42am Michael Shelley: A PERFECT SONG (work to do)
	11:42am dano59: Distancing hasn't really caught in in much of upstate NY, and my sister in Troy says people are driving like a-holes
	11:42am Eddy in Australia: @Michael Does the Robbie Fulks FoW tribute song get a run today?
	11:42am clarke: the guy had a way with hooks, damn.
	11:44am Todd in RVA: Could you please play some IVY in remembrance of Mr. Schlesinger? Thanks in advance if possible!
	11:44am Michael Shelley: George - huge regret my kid never got to see them - her favorite band!
	11:44am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): My guitar teacher (when i was a kid in the 70's) played flute for Paul Revere and the Raiders. I had no idea how wild that scene was!!!!
	11:46am Tyler H: I've heard the Beatles' version of Chains many times, but never this one (the original?)
	11:46am Listener Baby: Baby Cat. Are you there? Did your peeps get whole?
	11:46am Pedro in Arlington: The world is a stench but we can hang our flag on Thursday's Music to Spazz By and the listener comments. Reason to continue moving.
	11:47am Handy Haversack: @Todd in RVA: Pretty sure the show is prereorded from yesterday. Sheila B did play Ivy in tribute on Sophisticated Boom Boom last night, just in case MS doesn't have any in the queue.
	11:48am Moammar: Crazy about this Erma Franklin side. I only knew the screamed version before.
	11:49am clarke: that would be goffin/king for Chains
	11:49am GeorgeSimian: This version is so much better than Janis' version. I know people like her, but Janis just ruins every song as far as I'm concerned.
	11:50am Frank Zaatar: I admit I kind of lost it the other day listening to FOW's Troubled Times on a rebroadcast of Pseu's show. Such a heartbreaking song. Michael. you're right--they were witty and insightful without being snarky or cloying. I wasn't as devoted to Adam Schlesinger as I was to, say, Leonard Cohen or Bowie, but, again, as Michael says, the very avoidability of this tragedy is what hit me.
	11:50am clarke: i have to agree george - both janis and joe cocker NEVER did a cover that was even close to the original
	11:50am Cat: Yes, Baby! Mom says they're digging the wine. Me too, thanks. Hope you're well.
	11:51am Handy Haversack: Ooo, this slaps! And pops!
	11:51am Michael Shelley: Eddy - not today... just too packed... maybe next week Tyler - I think this is 1st: youtu.be...
	11:52am SeanG: all about dat bass
	11:53am prguitar: Hey there Michael, Phil Rivlin here.. Won't be able to listen in consistently this morning to you and your illustrious guest. Will the show be archived or available as a podcast later on? Sweet to hear your voice and Jerry testifyin' and playin' it good my friend!!!
	11:53am clarke: whereas Three Dog Night surpassed the originals quite a few times
	11:53am Dennis Diken: Lovin’ it Mikey!
	11:53am Matt Fiveash: Hey Michael! Really digging this and psyched for the interview. I'm realizing that so much of what I know about playing bass, I learned from this guy just from listening to records before I ever picked up an instrument, and before I knew his name.
	11:54am Michael Shelley: HEY PHIL! Podcast should be out tonight& archive later today. Be well old friend!
	11:55am Michael Shelley: MATT- he gives Skype lessons!
	11:55am Matt Fiveash: !!!
	11:55am bobsmart567: Mondo cozmo made good use of Erma Franklin sample!
	11:56am Michael Shelley: He also will happily record a bass part at his house, if anybody's working on a recording & needs some serious bass!
	11:57am prguitar: Thanks brother!! YES!! That makes my day!! I'm takin' care.. you do the same.. please!! Shout out to Mr. Fiveash too!!
	11:57am clarke: freddie KING not kind - tho i am sure freddie was kind
	11:58am Matt Fiveash: Hey Phil!
	11:58am Michael Shelley: I hear poker was his thing
	11:59am clarke: lady luck was unkind!
	12:00pm clarke: now he needs a hideaway
	12:02pm Johnny 4 Strings: Sheesh! The King Curtis tune is a primer on Funk Soul!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: not much of a lineup
	12:02pm clarke: a cover of stax tune
	12:03pm Michael Shelley: :)
	12:03pm modern blaze: same strange attraction on bongos
	12:03pm Johnny 4 Strings: @Uncle Michael - second stringers.
	12:03pm Yes: hi all. what album is this from?
	12:03pm DJ Guin: Morning WFMUers! Is this Live or the Best of Carson today?
	12:04pm Michael Shelley: en.wikipedia.org...
	12:04pm clarke: Yes - i like SOME of your records!!
	12:05pm Hughie Considine: Damn, forgot what day it was. Good to be here, as always.
	12:05pm Yes: thank you
	12:05pm clarke: these days run together, to be sure
	12:07pm Matt Fiveash: The whole Aretha show from these same Fillmore dates, backed by the Kingpins, is on youtube (or was, last time I checked), kinda low picture quality but still astounding.
	12:08pm bbob: Memphis soul stew hot damn!
	12:09pm Hughie Considine: Wow, this is amazing. Head injuries=good!
	12:10pm clarke: this guy got knocked straight!!
	12:11pm johnk77: great show still feel lucky that i was in the audience for 1 of the 3 nights of aretha live @fillmore west
	12:11pm Hughie Considine: "A History of Walking into Poles" -- working title of the new Robert Pollard LP.
	12:12pm clarke: that's actually true!! about head injuries.
	12:12pm Squints In Plymouth: I'm flashing on Martin Short in Three Fugitives.
	12:15pm spacecowboy: crap i was in the shower in and missed king curtis at the fillmore
	12:16pm spacecowboy: oh crap and voices of east harlem
	12:17pm clarke: read 'em and weep
	12:18pm Sonny Rickles: This guy is awesome. Great interview!
	12:19pm Eddy in Australia: What Sonny said.
	12:20pm Doobois: What Eddy said.
	12:20pm Frank In Queens: Anything north of The Bronx is "upstate"
	12:20pm DJ Guin: "the porkchop!"
	12:21pm Handy Haversack: @Frank: Also fun: referring to the Bronx as "the mainland."
	12:21pm Frank In Queens: @Handy: That one is new to me!
	12:22pm clarke: still fun
	12:22pm johnk77: bronx the only part of nyc on the mainland of north america
	12:23pm Frank In Queens: I mean, I get it, I just never heard it referred to that way before.
	12:24pm clarke: just as long as you are having fun!
	12:24pm Frank In Queens: Tons of fun!
	12:24pm Marley P. Dogg: Really enjoying this interview- thanks Michael!
	12:25pm clarke: The Treasurer ALWAYS has fun!!
	12:25pm Handy Haversack: I do it mainly to be a prat, @Frank! But you know: island fun for island folx!
	12:26pm Frank In Queens: Access to funds usually = fun. There's a reason why the dues are always increasing.
	12:26pm Joe R.: Fascinating interview Michael, great job
	12:27pm clarke: he puts the fun in fund
	12:29pm clarke: truth!
	12:30pm clarke: (about great questions)
	12:32pm Mr C: Jerry Jemmott is a tremendous interview. Thanks Michael. This is one your best.
	12:32pm clarke: under duress!!
	12:34pm Hams: man, solid interview.
	12:35pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, this is super.
	12:36pm Corey: Really terrific interview. And a welcome diversion from anything in the news.
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: Did you? HAHAHAHA
	12:36pm clarke: DID yOU!?~?
	12:38pm johnk77: radio registry!
	12:39pm johnk77: i was there the night with tower of power
	12:39pm dymphnite: Love this guy. This is a fantastic interview.
	12:41pm Listener Robert: Woo, turtleneck as mask is the Bazooka Joe look.
	12:41pm johnk77: at that point the fillmore west was on market street it had been the carousel ballroom
	12:42pm Ed From Jersey City: Michael, this is a fantastic interview. You two have great chemistry. One of your best, for sure.
	12:42pm Dominick: God Bless Arif!
	12:44pm Listener Robert: Skin changes. I'm at an age where antiperspirant is unneeded, nor deodorant as long as I wear cotton, but now my hands need lotion in the winter.
	12:45pm clarke: this interview and show is a royal flush, Fresh Cotton
	12:46pm Mailman Tom: I saw the Voices of East Harlem perform at the Fillmore East
	12:46pm clarke: thanks for being here, MS! it really helps.
	12:47pm George in WO: This is quite the educational interview, thanks. In a similar vein I'm reading Guitar King by David Dann about Mike Bloomfield. Very good read.
	12:49pm Michael Shelley: TOTALLY MY PLEASURE to be able to do this! Thanks all for being here.
	12:49pm DJ Guin: "Gh-gh-ghost Writer?!? Jinkies!" "And I would have gotten away with it, if it weren't for those meddling kids!"
	12:49pm Handy Haversack: So cool. Michael, thanks so much. Really enjoyed this. Have a good Saturday, everyone! Stay cool! (And safe!)
	12:50pm litmus0001: Loving this interview. Amazing life, experience and perspective.
	12:50pm Richard: Great interview. Thanks Michael!
	12:50pm Devin B.: That was fascinating! Thanks Michael and Jerry!
	12:50pm DJ Guin: @Michael...fascinating interview, as always. Thanks for all you do.
	12:51pm Todd in RVA: Thanks Handy Haversack for the info.
	12:51pm Chop Scott: Great show Michael!--Thanks!! Ruth!!
	12:53pm listener 126464: Thanks Michael.
	12:53pm prguitar: Hey Matt, A bit of a belated reply.. but hope you're doing well, keeping safe. Will listen in to you this coming week fo' sure..
	12:53pm Hughie Considine: Killer diller, Michael!
	12:53pm Micheal: Thanks so much, Michael! Fantastic interview.
	12:54pm Roberto: When I saw "That Thing You Do," before I had any idea who Adam was, my immediate takeaway was: okay movie, fantastic theme song.
	12:54pm Frank In Queens: Nice one Michael! Great interview!
	12:54pm Roberto: It hurts me so to see you go, Adam.
	12:55pm Sea Bub: what, no Katy Perry version?
	12:56pm Handy Haversack: Oh jeez. I'm just going to tug this mask up over my eyes for a few minutes. Stupid world.
	12:56pm Matt Fiveash: Hey Phil: I'm off this week! Doug Schulkind will be guest-hosting live from Pittsburgh while I attempt to jerryrig some kind of home broadcasting studio
	12:56pm johnk77: killer work selecter & interviewer
	12:57pm Matt Fiveash: Michael- great, great interview.
	12:58pm Corey: RIP Adam. Thanks Michael for everything! Be well all.
	12:58pm prguitar: Thanks for this fabulous show Michael! Sweet to hear Barry Goldberg on his own.. he lives in L.A. now too. My buddy Jimmy V often plays with him out there these days.. Will catch the interview later on.. and look forward to next Saturday as well!!

Michael Shelley: Playlist from April 4, 2020

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