WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from September 26, 2020

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	10:56am Einstraus: Good morning gang!
	10:57am Einstraus: Just before 8am in Vancouver BC!
	11:01am Squints: Well, alrighty.
	11:01am Listener Baby: Top O' the morning, #1 Hit fans! Morning Baby, Jupe and Jordon. Paso Robles, checking in. oxox
	11:01am Frank In Queens: Hey now!!!!!
	11:02am Frank In Queens: Listening at the old office.
	11:02am Michael Shelley: Hi Friends!
	11:03am Mike From Brooklyn: Good morning Michael and everybody.
	11:04am Frank In Queens: Shot out of a cannon!
	11:04am xrayman: Mike Mike Mike Mike !
	11:05am Corey: Good morning Michael and listeners! Nice to join you all.
	11:06am Michael Shelley: I hope you are all ready.
	11:06am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from sunny Tannersville. great start Mr. S!
	11:06am Squints: Is that Phil taking a lead?
	11:06am P-90: Ready? Um... sure.
	11:07am Michael Shelley: DON
	11:07am Squints: Wwow. Kkinda up there for Don.
	11:09am JR HTX: Cheers, all!
	11:09am Ross T.: I'm worthless until I get my coffee and bongo feet!
	11:10am P-90: Billy Preston...!
	11:13am P-90: My Jimmy Bryant comment now redundant
	11:14am clarke: hey noWWWWWW
	11:16am Wilson in SO: Ahhhh... killer set so far man
	11:18am clarke: la joya!!
	11:20am clarke: it ain't The Archies without the jughead beat!!
	11:22am myron feld: Beautiful nod to "Cast Your Fate To The Wind" in Dennis's great tune!
	11:23am phat: Nice Cast Your Fate to the Wind, Vince Guaraldi quote at the end there in the Diken track.
	11:23am Dennis Diken: ahh, thanks Mikey. you rule, as per...
	11:25am Dennis Diken: the coughs are on "Wendy" and mono "Norwegian Wood"
	11:27am clarke: jimmy van eaton coughin' up the snare hits, here
	11:27am clarke: baby!!!
	11:28am clarke: hope Baby is listening!! hope all is ok. again.
	11:29am Hoboken Jack: Congrats, Baby! Hello Michael, Ruth, Dennis, Frank, all. I want to sit down.
	11:29am Hughie Considine: The Richard Gere joke is beneath you. (get it?)
	11:30am myron feld: Mrs. Feld's favorite single ever.
	11:30am Ruth Booth: Good Morning, Jack.
	11:31am clarke: RUTH!!! TY TY TY!
	11:31am myron feld: 60% of the Mumps backing Gary here.
	11:32am Todd-o-phonic Todd: Too bad Gary's solo career was such a washout...it got off to such a promising start.
	11:33am Hoboken Jack: I think you had Doug E. Fresh on the show.
	11:33am Frank In Queens: Great Hollies song and album!
	11:34am Hoboken Jack: Good morning Mr O'Phonic
	11:34am Michael Shelley: possibly
	11:35am Dennis Diken: Mike, you totally had Dougie Wright on the show, it was completely revelatory for me. I think you had Clem C on as well? hi Jack!
	11:35am clarke: ok frank - we ready for MovieTime?
	11:36am Listener Baby: Hi Clarke! Better than okay, thanks. Looking forward to a great day. Busy busy around here. Hope you are smiling too.
	11:37am clarke: them fires out, Baby? i saw some crap that there can be fires underground? (i never believed there was a hell - but, i now know it is on earth).
	11:37am Todd-o-phonic Todd: Michael didn't like a movie? OH MY GOD WHAT A SURPRISE!
	11:37am Aric: What type of apples did you pick?
	11:37am clarke: no Ace, just you!
	11:38am Listener Baby: They are not out, but the wind has been kind lately
	11:38am clarke: that is GOOD!! worrying for ya'll!
	11:40am Hubig Pie: The Green Slime is #1 !
	11:41am paul: You need to go on a Stanley Kubrick binge.
	11:41am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Shelleys & Ruth & all! Sweet Jesus, watch Dr. Strangelove RIGHT NOW. We'll wait.
	11:42am ratso: Yankee Doodle Dandy, the George M Cohan story with James Cagney, is worth the watch!
	11:42am Hughie Considine: The double entendres in this song are just stupendous.
	11:42am yerfriendpaul: Check out Spartacus. Saw it recently again and It’s worth a watch
	11:43am Hughie Considine: Barbara Jean?
	11:43am Frank In Queens: There’s a bunch on that list I’ve never seen as well; Titanic and Spartacus among them.
	11:43am Frank In Queens: I do like Stand By Me though.
	11:43am paul: YDD might be the best Cagney movie ever. Titanic....no thanks.
	11:43am Listener Baby: Baby, Dr. SL is a must. Great movie that most don’t know about is Red. As in Red, White and Blue trilogy. Red is really beautiful. Local Hero has always been my desert island film. And there you have it.
	11:43am yerfriendpaul: Dr. Strangelove is definitely worth watching from beginning to end
	11:43am clarke: spartacus - WAY too long (as kubrick can be)
	11:44am Frank In Queens: @clarke, it was a full movie week! 4 titles: Time Bandits, Brazil, 12 Monkeys, and The Adams Family (1991).
	11:45am clarke: like two of those
	11:46am clarke: last nite i watched Withnail & I - could NOT get into it.
	11:47am Aric: Stand by me is good because it tells the timeless tale of young boys bonding on their journey to go poke a dead guy with a stick.
	11:47am Hubig Pie: How can someone watch only part of Dr. Strangelove?
	11:47am Frank In Queens: Strangelove is fantastic. I do love Local Hero as well, Baby.
	11:47am Greg from ZONE 5: This list is kiiiiinda bullshit. There's only 1 movie from the 21st century? So they looked at the last 20 years of filmmaking and were like "Nah."
	11:47am Squints: HEY hey hey hey hey.
	11:47am Hughie Considine: Squirrel dumplings are full of healthy fiber.
	11:48am Hubig Pie: Tastes like chicken
	11:48am myron feld: Great line from an Andy Schwartz interview with Roy Head: "Roy, you're from Three Rivers, Texas. Where exactly is Three Rivers?" "Andy, it's about 30 miles from anywhere!"
	11:49am Frank In Queens: @clarke, I can see how Withnail might not be for everyone. Which of the 2 that i listed are the ones you like?
	11:49am clarke: lucky enough to back-up roy at an early Stomp - what a guy!!! he bit elvis!
	11:50am Mailman Tom: The General, with Buster Keaton, is one of the best silent movies ever made. Highly recommended
	11:51am clarke: time bandits and brazil are really good. Withnail started out with a sax solo and went downhill from there. i stuck it out - but was only encouraged by the english countryside scenes
	11:51am Ross T.: Roy trumps Brian Wilson's karate kick at the King!
	11:51am herb.nyc: chk'ng in late, sorry. but so great to hear bob brainen lead into michael's show. i had to tape the "mike michael" beginning, for my neice's husband (michael, duh). but continued as buzzcocks played. yeah!
	11:53am clarke: what amazes me is that i remember where i was when that interview happened! seems like not that long ago! yow.
	11:54am paul: Get back, Jojo!
	11:54am Mailman Tom: BTW, The General is the name of the train, not a person!
	11:55am clarke: SPOILER ALERT!
	12:00pm Frank In Queens: @clarke, A King Curtis sax solo! I didn’t like 12 Monkeys as much as the last time I saw it, which was some time ago.
	12:01pm Bob: Michael, did you get a copy of In Frequencies yet? That take on Going To The Chapel kills me. One of those things NRBQ does better than anybody. Taking such a tired song and standing it on it's head. Plus funny. Genius.
	12:01pm clarke: yeah, well that's the 'high point' of the movie, ha ha.
	12:03pm Hughie Considine: I'm confused. These lyrics are the same as the Jeevas doing "Ghost (Cowboys in the Movies)"
	12:04pm phat: Windy!
	12:04pm phat: This Friedman track is weirder than I would have predicted.
	12:05pm davefromtoronto: i'm sensing flintstone bongos...
	12:07pm davefromtoronto: wait - brian wilson karate kicked the king???
	12:09pm juniper: The Jeevas are covering Bucky!
	12:10pm Hughie Considine: Thanks, Juniper -- the different song titles were confusing.
	12:11pm clarke: i actually laughed and thought of MS while that sax solo started the movie.
	12:12pm Frank In Queens: Hahaha
	12:12pm Frank In Queens: Great MC track.
	12:12pm Ross T.: Ahhh another perfect Marshall Crenshaw #1
	12:13pm Gaylord Fields: This MHC song is as good as first song on first albums get!
	12:13pm clarke: george harrison's involvement is rather, uhh, strange. i mean, i get it, but Time Bandits: much more worthy script!
	12:13pm smevvyk: KN!
	12:15pm McGroovey: Oh, now I want to get out all my Marshall Crenshaw records. And listen to them. After the show is over. (Sorry, Rex) I wonder if Marshall listens to this show? He might.
	12:15pm Greg from ZONE 5: Love this!
	12:18pm Bergey: I feel ya Leslie Gore
	12:18pm Hughie Considine: Lesley Gore didn't win many fans as a student at Sarah Lawrence. Her music was considered squares-ville, and she complained about the food.
	12:18pm davefromtoronto: heard that!
	12:18pm Ross T.: Marshall Crenshaw so good. I used to listen to his radio show -- "Bottomless Pit? -- but I don't get FUV where I live now if it's still on. Don't tell me it's on the internet.
	12:19pm Dennis Diken: this Lesley Gore track so rules!
	12:19pm Rex: McGroovey- I hereby grant you permission to listen to your Marshall Crenshaw albums during my show...
	12:19pm gf2002: Suggestion/request: A medley of PAMS jingles featuring the Sonovox. Whoopee!
	12:21pm Gaylord Fields: @gf2002: Why is your commenter name my initials + the year I lost my virginity?
	12:22pm clarke: ha ha ha ha - a cookie full of arsenic!
	12:22pm myron feld: I'm reminded of the SCTV episode with Abbott and Costello hosting "Midnight Special", with the Who, the Band and Yes.
	12:22pm Ira: @Gaylord Fields: Because the Commenter beat me to it.
	12:22pm Bergey: ahhah a long lost lover perhaps hmm?
	12:23pm Gaylord Fields: @Ira: I should have tried harder to get you to sign that NDA.
	12:23pm Frank In Queens: @clarke, I think GH was taken with the script and the writer, Bruce Robinson. GH’s partner in Hand Made Films almost shut down production early on because he didn’t get it.
	12:24pm clarke: i am with him!!
	12:24pm Ross T.: Ahhh Champale and SCTV -- taking me back!
	12:24pm Gaylord Fields: @Bergey: Could be. Restraining orders only work in one direction.
	12:25pm clarke: i mean, i love The Magic Christian, so it is not a question of silly-ness
	12:25pm gf2002: Gaylord Fields: The "G" stands for guitar haha
	12:26pm clarke: i don't wanna know what the F is for
	12:26pm Dennis Diken: from whence comes the Gore lore? has anyone read the bio on her? any good? I'm on a need to know basis re: Lesley
	12:26pm Gaylord Fields: @clarke: You're dead, son. Go get yourself buried.
	12:27pm McGroovey: This reminds me that there's a new Kathleen Edwards album. I didn't love her last one, but I love all her other ones.
	12:27pm Hughie Considine: @Dennis, I did some research on Lesley for a book of mine and learned about her childhood in my native Tenafly and how she was already a student at Sarah Lawrence when she did the TAMI Show.
	12:30pm Gaylord Fields: @Hughie Considine: Any dirt on what Yoko Ono's Sarah Lawrence classmates thought of her? (I'm presuming your book is titled "Famous Sarah Lawrence Graduates, and What Their Classmates Thought of Them, Vol. 1")
	12:30pm The Butterman: Hi Dennis, I see a giant, blue plastic playground slide outside if Pat’s house which they are clearing out and tearing down. Did he have that slide INSIDE the house?
	12:32pm clarke: maybe i'm dumb, but why is Gaylord Fields trying to squeeze my livelihood away?
	12:32pm Dennis Diken: @Butterman, no, just monkey bars inside
	12:32pm Hughie Considine: @Gaylord, now there's a can't-miss book project! Carly Simon, Meredith Monk, the list is long!
	12:32pm Hubig Pie: My top 5 movie list- 1. The Green Slime 2. The TAMI Show 3. The Wild, Wild Planet 4. Dr. Strangelove 5. Showgirls
	12:32pm Dennis Diken: thanks Hughie. has anyone out there read the LG bio?
	12:33pm The Butterman: Thanks, Dennis. Just curious.
	12:33pm Gaylord Fields: @Hughie: Sign me up.it.
	12:35pm Hughie Considine: I will say that my book takes stock of Tenafly's greatest hitmakers, including Paul Anka, Jimmy Dean, and Glenn Miller, who actually had more No. 1's than the Beatles or Elvis.
	12:35pm clarke: what do you stand for this kind of treatment for?
	12:38pm gf2002: @Dennis, I met you and saw you play at Strawberries Records in Boston, April 1st 1994. Pat and Jim played through mic'ed up Marshall micro-stack practice amps, the mics on them were bigger than the amps. I'll never forget that show, and I still have your autographs framed and hanging on my wall. Just wanted to say thanks for a great rock and roll experience that night in Boston!
	12:38pm clarke: looka sidney, you're my own sister's son, but where does that give you the right to call me a liar?
	12:39pm Greg from ZONE 5: Please play this song at my funeral.
	12:40pm Sabin: music in catalan, first time hearing it in wfmu, nice!
	12:42pm Squints: David Hidalgo has one of the moost niftily recognizable voices I know. I never don't smile when I hear it.
	12:43pm common: Hello Michael and all
	12:44pm myron feld: I just got the White Whale collection with "Superman" and many other fine songs. Highly recommended.
	12:44pm Dennis Diken: @Butterman, I don't recall seeing a slide inside the house. I woulda jumped on that! and thanks so much gf, it means a lot. I remember that event pretty well.
	12:45pm clarke: don't try to sell me the brooklyn bridge. i know it belongs to the Dodgers.
	12:45pm Squints: He asked you nicely but firmly. Go engage Jimmy or Sally or Susie.
	12:45pm Andres: Only heard this original for the first time this year, now can't stop hearing it, love it!
	12:46pm Greg from ZONE 5: common.
	12:46pm James Graham: Lovin' the set as always, Michael!
	12:46pm Squints: This Raidahs numbah is awesome, theah.
	12:47pm clarke: i have yet to hear something i don't like on White Whale. i will have to look into the collection - i assume a boxset?? googling..
	12:48pm myron feld: @clarke: No, just one disc, I think.
	12:49pm clarke: but rarities??
	12:50pm Gaylord Fields: @Squints: :)
	12:50pm Squints: Wouldn't anything BUT that single be a relative rarity? 8^)
	12:51pm myron feld: @Clarke: yes, no Turtles. All psych stuff: vintagevinyl.com...
	12:51pm clarke: coolness.
	12:52pm Cooh John: What is a rock critic?
	12:53pm clarke: if there is a more hilarious funny man than Gaylord Fields at the Palace, you'll have to forgive us for not catching the name. we were too busy screaming!
	12:53pm Squints: Oh, my bad. Is that White Whale comp for the entire label and not just the Clique?
	12:54pm clarke: it was a fight.
	12:54pm Ross T.: I had a premonition of dBs! really!
	12:54pm myron feld: @Squints: Yes, the entire label. Title is Land of Sensations & Delights: Psych Pop Sounds of White Whale Records [1965-1970]
	12:55pm Gaylord Fields: Everybody knows clarke except for Mrs. clarke.
	12:55pm gf2002: Mickey Baker! Yes! Always great to hear the man behind one of the ultimate jazz guitar books play that hot guitar.
	12:55pm Corey: Thanks Michael and skeleton crew for the past two hours of total #1's! Take care all.
	12:55pm clarke: and herbie temple.
	12:56pm phat: The Fight's chorus is so perfect. "We were involved in a fight" love it
	12:57pm radioronan: Thanks Michael! Thanks skeleton crew.
	12:58pm Frank In Queens: Great cover by Kim.
	12:58pm clarke: thanks MS and prod asst and ruth booth!! the rocktobah is coming!!
	12:58pm DG: Ross T: As far as a I know, he gave up that show, to write a book about Tom Wilson, a legendary record producer (with both the Mothers AND Velvet Underground, Simon & Garfunkel, etc.). Don't think he's brought it back yet.
	12:59pm phat: OMG
	12:59pm James in ATL: Stupidity is a big problem in America.
	12:59pm P-90: Ughh. Just: Ughh.
	12:59pm ?: hellz yea !! no mask no way The new ankle chain for slaves
	12:59pm Frank In Queens: Thanks Michael. Cheers everyone. See you next week.
	12:59pm Ross T.: DG -- it was a great show -- almost as good as Michael's!
	12:59pm joe mulligan: ha! stupidity epidemic!
	1:00pm phat: Canada too, apparently.
	1:00pm P-90: Thanks Michael Shelley!
	1:02pm Michael Shelley: FUN SHOW - thanks Ruth & listeners!
	1:05pm phat: I'll remember not to call anybody flyface.

Michael Shelley: Playlist from September 26, 2020

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September 26, 2020: Harmony In My Head

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Buzzcocks, The	Harmony In My Head
Everly Brothers, The	High Heel Sneakers
Tenessee Ernie Ford and Helen O'Connel	Hey Good Lookin'
El Dorados, The	I'll Be Forever Loving You
Joya Landis	Angel of The Morning "Angel of The Morning" by "Joya Landis"
Dennis Diken with Bell Sound	Let Your Loved One Sleep
Jose Feliciano	Quit While You're Ahead
Jerry Lee Lewis	Hillbilly Fever "Hillbilly Fever" by "Jerry Lee Lewis"
O.V. Wright	I Don't Want To Sit Down
Gary Valentine	Tomorrow Belongs To You
Hollies, The	The Games We Play "The Games We Play" by "Hollies, The"
Ronnie Blakely AKA Barbra Jean	Tapedeck in His Tractor
Roy Head	2007 Interview excerpt "2007 Interview excerpt" by "Roy Head"
Roy Head	Get Back "Get Back" by "Roy Head"
Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry	Uncle Bud
Bucky	The Bike That I Ride (Live)
Ruthanne Fridman	Please Please Please
James Hand	Little Bitty Slip "Little Bitty Slip" by "James Hand"
Leonard Carbo	Pig Tails and Blue Jeans
Ken Nordine	Gaberdine "Gaberdine" by "Ken Nordine"
Marshall Crenshaw	There She Goes Again
Sound Symposium, The	Darling Be Home Soon
Leslie Gore	Brink of Disaster "Brink of Disaster" by "Leslie Gore"
Dale Hawkins	Who? "Who?" by "Dale Hawkins"
James Carr	Gonna Send You Back To Georgia
John Doe	The Golden State "The Golden State" by "John Doe"
D-Coys, The	You're Against "You're Against" by "D-Coys, The"
Curtis Lee	Sweet Baby (From Head To Toe)
Swampwater	Gentle Ways Of Lovin Me
Guitar Slim	I Got Sumpin' For You
Santi Sans	El Meu Trstet "El Meu Trstet" by "Santi Sans"
Los Lobos	Let's Say Goodnight "Let's Say Goodnight" by "Los Lobos"
Clique, The	Superman "Superman" by "Clique, The"
Paul Revere & The Raiders	Tighter
Patsy Cline	Stop Look and Listen (Radio)
Mickey Baker	Lullaby of the Leaves
dBs, The	The Fight "The Fight" by "dBs, The"
Kim Shattuck	You Make Me "You Make Me" by "Kim Shattuck"
News	No Mask Rally "No Mask Rally" by "News"

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CLICK HERE for The K-Tel Story

CLICK HERE for Ock TV

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

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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 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!
	10:56am Einstraus: Good morning gang!
	10:57am Einstraus: Just before 8am in Vancouver BC!
	11:01am Squints: Well, alrighty.
	11:01am Listener Baby: Top O' the morning, #1 Hit fans! Morning Baby, Jupe and Jordon. Paso Robles, checking in. oxox
	11:01am Frank In Queens: Hey now!!!!!
	11:02am Frank In Queens: Listening at the old office.
	11:02am Michael Shelley: Hi Friends!
	11:03am Mike From Brooklyn: Good morning Michael and everybody.
	11:04am Frank In Queens: Shot out of a cannon!
	11:04am xrayman: Mike Mike Mike Mike !
	11:05am Corey: Good morning Michael and listeners! Nice to join you all.
	11:06am Michael Shelley: I hope you are all ready.
	11:06am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from sunny Tannersville. great start Mr. S!
	11:06am Squints: Is that Phil taking a lead?
	11:06am P-90: Ready? Um... sure.
	11:07am Michael Shelley: DON
	11:07am Squints: Wwow. Kkinda up there for Don.
	11:09am JR HTX: Cheers, all!
	11:09am Ross T.: I'm worthless until I get my coffee and bongo feet!
	11:10am P-90: Billy Preston...!
	11:13am P-90: My Jimmy Bryant comment now redundant
	11:14am clarke: hey noWWWWWW
	11:16am Wilson in SO: Ahhhh... killer set so far man
	11:18am clarke: la joya!!
	11:20am clarke: it ain't The Archies without the jughead beat!!
	11:22am myron feld: Beautiful nod to "Cast Your Fate To The Wind" in Dennis's great tune!
	11:23am phat: Nice Cast Your Fate to the Wind, Vince Guaraldi quote at the end there in the Diken track.
	11:23am Dennis Diken: ahh, thanks Mikey. you rule, as per...
	11:25am Dennis Diken: the coughs are on "Wendy" and mono "Norwegian Wood"
	11:27am clarke: jimmy van eaton coughin' up the snare hits, here
	11:27am clarke: baby!!!
	11:28am clarke: hope Baby is listening!! hope all is ok. again.
	11:29am Hoboken Jack: Congrats, Baby! Hello Michael, Ruth, Dennis, Frank, all. I want to sit down.
	11:29am Hughie Considine: The Richard Gere joke is beneath you. (get it?)
	11:30am myron feld: Mrs. Feld's favorite single ever.
	11:30am Ruth Booth: Good Morning, Jack.
	11:31am clarke: RUTH!!! TY TY TY!
	11:31am myron feld: 60% of the Mumps backing Gary here.
	11:32am Todd-o-phonic Todd: Too bad Gary's solo career was such a washout...it got off to such a promising start.
	11:33am Hoboken Jack: I think you had Doug E. Fresh on the show.
	11:33am Frank In Queens: Great Hollies song and album!
	11:34am Hoboken Jack: Good morning Mr O'Phonic
	11:34am Michael Shelley: possibly
	11:35am Dennis Diken: Mike, you totally had Dougie Wright on the show, it was completely revelatory for me. I think you had Clem C on as well? hi Jack!
	11:35am clarke: ok frank - we ready for MovieTime?
	11:36am Listener Baby: Hi Clarke! Better than okay, thanks. Looking forward to a great day. Busy busy around here. Hope you are smiling too.
	11:37am clarke: them fires out, Baby? i saw some crap that there can be fires underground? (i never believed there was a hell - but, i now know it is on earth).
	11:37am Todd-o-phonic Todd: Michael didn't like a movie? OH MY GOD WHAT A SURPRISE!
	11:37am Aric: What type of apples did you pick?
	11:37am clarke: no Ace, just you!
	11:38am Listener Baby: They are not out, but the wind has been kind lately
	11:38am clarke: that is GOOD!! worrying for ya'll!
	11:40am Hubig Pie: The Green Slime is #1 !
	11:41am paul: You need to go on a Stanley Kubrick binge.
	11:41am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Shelleys & Ruth & all! Sweet Jesus, watch Dr. Strangelove RIGHT NOW. We'll wait.
	11:42am ratso: Yankee Doodle Dandy, the George M Cohan story with James Cagney, is worth the watch!
	11:42am Hughie Considine: The double entendres in this song are just stupendous.
	11:42am yerfriendpaul: Check out Spartacus. Saw it recently again and It’s worth a watch
	11:43am Hughie Considine: Barbara Jean?
	11:43am Frank In Queens: There’s a bunch on that list I’ve never seen as well; Titanic and Spartacus among them.
	11:43am Frank In Queens: I do like Stand By Me though.
	11:43am paul: YDD might be the best Cagney movie ever. Titanic....no thanks.
	11:43am Listener Baby: Baby, Dr. SL is a must. Great movie that most don’t know about is Red. As in Red, White and Blue trilogy. Red is really beautiful. Local Hero has always been my desert island film. And there you have it.
	11:43am yerfriendpaul: Dr. Strangelove is definitely worth watching from beginning to end
	11:43am clarke: spartacus - WAY too long (as kubrick can be)
	11:44am Frank In Queens: @clarke, it was a full movie week! 4 titles: Time Bandits, Brazil, 12 Monkeys, and The Adams Family (1991).
	11:45am clarke: like two of those
	11:46am clarke: last nite i watched Withnail & I - could NOT get into it.
	11:47am Aric: Stand by me is good because it tells the timeless tale of young boys bonding on their journey to go poke a dead guy with a stick.
	11:47am Hubig Pie: How can someone watch only part of Dr. Strangelove?
	11:47am Frank In Queens: Strangelove is fantastic. I do love Local Hero as well, Baby.
	11:47am Greg from ZONE 5: This list is kiiiiinda bullshit. There's only 1 movie from the 21st century? So they looked at the last 20 years of filmmaking and were like "Nah."
	11:47am Squints: HEY hey hey hey hey.
	11:47am Hughie Considine: Squirrel dumplings are full of healthy fiber.
	11:48am Hubig Pie: Tastes like chicken
	11:48am myron feld: Great line from an Andy Schwartz interview with Roy Head: "Roy, you're from Three Rivers, Texas. Where exactly is Three Rivers?" "Andy, it's about 30 miles from anywhere!"
	11:49am Frank In Queens: @clarke, I can see how Withnail might not be for everyone. Which of the 2 that i listed are the ones you like?
	11:49am clarke: lucky enough to back-up roy at an early Stomp - what a guy!!! he bit elvis!
	11:50am Mailman Tom: The General, with Buster Keaton, is one of the best silent movies ever made. Highly recommended
	11:51am clarke: time bandits and brazil are really good. Withnail started out with a sax solo and went downhill from there. i stuck it out - but was only encouraged by the english countryside scenes
	11:51am Ross T.: Roy trumps Brian Wilson's karate kick at the King!
	11:51am herb.nyc: chk'ng in late, sorry. but so great to hear bob brainen lead into michael's show. i had to tape the "mike michael" beginning, for my neice's husband (michael, duh). but continued as buzzcocks played. yeah!
	11:53am clarke: what amazes me is that i remember where i was when that interview happened! seems like not that long ago! yow.
	11:54am paul: Get back, Jojo!
	11:54am Mailman Tom: BTW, The General is the name of the train, not a person!
	11:55am clarke: SPOILER ALERT!
	12:00pm Frank In Queens: @clarke, A King Curtis sax solo! I didn’t like 12 Monkeys as much as the last time I saw it, which was some time ago.
	12:01pm Bob: Michael, did you get a copy of In Frequencies yet? That take on Going To The Chapel kills me. One of those things NRBQ does better than anybody. Taking such a tired song and standing it on it's head. Plus funny. Genius.
	12:01pm clarke: yeah, well that's the 'high point' of the movie, ha ha.
	12:03pm Hughie Considine: I'm confused. These lyrics are the same as the Jeevas doing "Ghost (Cowboys in the Movies)"
	12:04pm phat: Windy!
	12:04pm phat: This Friedman track is weirder than I would have predicted.
	12:05pm davefromtoronto: i'm sensing flintstone bongos...
	12:07pm davefromtoronto: wait - brian wilson karate kicked the king???
	12:09pm juniper: The Jeevas are covering Bucky!
	12:10pm Hughie Considine: Thanks, Juniper -- the different song titles were confusing.
	12:11pm clarke: i actually laughed and thought of MS while that sax solo started the movie.
	12:12pm Frank In Queens: Hahaha
	12:12pm Frank In Queens: Great MC track.
	12:12pm Ross T.: Ahhh another perfect Marshall Crenshaw #1
	12:13pm Gaylord Fields: This MHC song is as good as first song on first albums get!
	12:13pm clarke: george harrison's involvement is rather, uhh, strange. i mean, i get it, but Time Bandits: much more worthy script!
	12:13pm smevvyk: KN!
	12:15pm McGroovey: Oh, now I want to get out all my Marshall Crenshaw records. And listen to them. After the show is over. (Sorry, Rex) I wonder if Marshall listens to this show? He might.
	12:15pm Greg from ZONE 5: Love this!
	12:18pm Bergey: I feel ya Leslie Gore
	12:18pm Hughie Considine: Lesley Gore didn't win many fans as a student at Sarah Lawrence. Her music was considered squares-ville, and she complained about the food.
	12:18pm davefromtoronto: heard that!
	12:18pm Ross T.: Marshall Crenshaw so good. I used to listen to his radio show -- "Bottomless Pit? -- but I don't get FUV where I live now if it's still on. Don't tell me it's on the internet.
	12:19pm Dennis Diken: this Lesley Gore track so rules!
	12:19pm Rex: McGroovey- I hereby grant you permission to listen to your Marshall Crenshaw albums during my show...
	12:19pm gf2002: Suggestion/request: A medley of PAMS jingles featuring the Sonovox. Whoopee!
	12:21pm Gaylord Fields: @gf2002: Why is your commenter name my initials + the year I lost my virginity?
	12:22pm clarke: ha ha ha ha - a cookie full of arsenic!
	12:22pm myron feld: I'm reminded of the SCTV episode with Abbott and Costello hosting "Midnight Special", with the Who, the Band and Yes.
	12:22pm Ira: @Gaylord Fields: Because the Commenter beat me to it.
	12:22pm Bergey: ahhah a long lost lover perhaps hmm?
	12:23pm Gaylord Fields: @Ira: I should have tried harder to get you to sign that NDA.
	12:23pm Frank In Queens: @clarke, I think GH was taken with the script and the writer, Bruce Robinson. GH’s partner in Hand Made Films almost shut down production early on because he didn’t get it.
	12:24pm clarke: i am with him!!
	12:24pm Ross T.: Ahhh Champale and SCTV -- taking me back!
	12:24pm Gaylord Fields: @Bergey: Could be. Restraining orders only work in one direction.
	12:25pm clarke: i mean, i love The Magic Christian, so it is not a question of silly-ness
	12:25pm gf2002: Gaylord Fields: The "G" stands for guitar haha
	12:26pm clarke: i don't wanna know what the F is for
	12:26pm Dennis Diken: from whence comes the Gore lore? has anyone read the bio on her? any good? I'm on a need to know basis re: Lesley
	12:26pm Gaylord Fields: @clarke: You're dead, son. Go get yourself buried.
	12:27pm McGroovey: This reminds me that there's a new Kathleen Edwards album. I didn't love her last one, but I love all her other ones.
	12:27pm Hughie Considine: @Dennis, I did some research on Lesley for a book of mine and learned about her childhood in my native Tenafly and how she was already a student at Sarah Lawrence when she did the TAMI Show.
	12:30pm Gaylord Fields: @Hughie Considine: Any dirt on what Yoko Ono's Sarah Lawrence classmates thought of her? (I'm presuming your book is titled "Famous Sarah Lawrence Graduates, and What Their Classmates Thought of Them, Vol. 1")
	12:30pm The Butterman: Hi Dennis, I see a giant, blue plastic playground slide outside if Pat’s house which they are clearing out and tearing down. Did he have that slide INSIDE the house?
	12:32pm clarke: maybe i'm dumb, but why is Gaylord Fields trying to squeeze my livelihood away?
	12:32pm Dennis Diken: @Butterman, no, just monkey bars inside
	12:32pm Hughie Considine: @Gaylord, now there's a can't-miss book project! Carly Simon, Meredith Monk, the list is long!
	12:32pm Hubig Pie: My top 5 movie list- 1. The Green Slime 2. The TAMI Show 3. The Wild, Wild Planet 4. Dr. Strangelove 5. Showgirls
	12:32pm Dennis Diken: thanks Hughie. has anyone out there read the LG bio?
	12:33pm The Butterman: Thanks, Dennis. Just curious.
	12:33pm Gaylord Fields: @Hughie: Sign me up.it.
	12:35pm Hughie Considine: I will say that my book takes stock of Tenafly's greatest hitmakers, including Paul Anka, Jimmy Dean, and Glenn Miller, who actually had more No. 1's than the Beatles or Elvis.
	12:35pm clarke: what do you stand for this kind of treatment for?
	12:38pm gf2002: @Dennis, I met you and saw you play at Strawberries Records in Boston, April 1st 1994. Pat and Jim played through mic'ed up Marshall micro-stack practice amps, the mics on them were bigger than the amps. I'll never forget that show, and I still have your autographs framed and hanging on my wall. Just wanted to say thanks for a great rock and roll experience that night in Boston!
	12:38pm clarke: looka sidney, you're my own sister's son, but where does that give you the right to call me a liar?
	12:39pm Greg from ZONE 5: Please play this song at my funeral.
	12:40pm Sabin: music in catalan, first time hearing it in wfmu, nice!
	12:42pm Squints: David Hidalgo has one of the moost niftily recognizable voices I know. I never don't smile when I hear it.
	12:43pm common: Hello Michael and all
	12:44pm myron feld: I just got the White Whale collection with "Superman" and many other fine songs. Highly recommended.
	12:44pm Dennis Diken: @Butterman, I don't recall seeing a slide inside the house. I woulda jumped on that! and thanks so much gf, it means a lot. I remember that event pretty well.
	12:45pm clarke: don't try to sell me the brooklyn bridge. i know it belongs to the Dodgers.
	12:45pm Squints: He asked you nicely but firmly. Go engage Jimmy or Sally or Susie.
	12:45pm Andres: Only heard this original for the first time this year, now can't stop hearing it, love it!
	12:46pm Greg from ZONE 5: common.
	12:46pm James Graham: Lovin' the set as always, Michael!
	12:46pm Squints: This Raidahs numbah is awesome, theah.
	12:47pm clarke: i have yet to hear something i don't like on White Whale. i will have to look into the collection - i assume a boxset?? googling..
	12:48pm myron feld: @clarke: No, just one disc, I think.
	12:49pm clarke: but rarities??
	12:50pm Gaylord Fields: @Squints: :)
	12:50pm Squints: Wouldn't anything BUT that single be a relative rarity? 8^)
	12:51pm myron feld: @Clarke: yes, no Turtles. All psych stuff: vintagevinyl.com...
	12:51pm clarke: coolness.
	12:52pm Cooh John: What is a rock critic?
	12:53pm clarke: if there is a more hilarious funny man than Gaylord Fields at the Palace, you'll have to forgive us for not catching the name. we were too busy screaming!
	12:53pm Squints: Oh, my bad. Is that White Whale comp for the entire label and not just the Clique?
	12:54pm clarke: it was a fight.
	12:54pm Ross T.: I had a premonition of dBs! really!
	12:54pm myron feld: @Squints: Yes, the entire label. Title is Land of Sensations & Delights: Psych Pop Sounds of White Whale Records [1965-1970]
	12:55pm Gaylord Fields: Everybody knows clarke except for Mrs. clarke.
	12:55pm gf2002: Mickey Baker! Yes! Always great to hear the man behind one of the ultimate jazz guitar books play that hot guitar.
	12:55pm Corey: Thanks Michael and skeleton crew for the past two hours of total #1's! Take care all.
	12:55pm clarke: and herbie temple.
	12:56pm phat: The Fight's chorus is so perfect. "We were involved in a fight" love it
	12:57pm radioronan: Thanks Michael! Thanks skeleton crew.
	12:58pm Frank In Queens: Great cover by Kim.
	12:58pm clarke: thanks MS and prod asst and ruth booth!! the rocktobah is coming!!
	12:58pm DG: Ross T: As far as a I know, he gave up that show, to write a book about Tom Wilson, a legendary record producer (with both the Mothers AND Velvet Underground, Simon & Garfunkel, etc.). Don't think he's brought it back yet.
	12:59pm phat: OMG
	12:59pm James in ATL: Stupidity is a big problem in America.
	12:59pm P-90: Ughh. Just: Ughh.
	12:59pm ?: hellz yea !! no mask no way The new ankle chain for slaves
	12:59pm Frank In Queens: Thanks Michael. Cheers everyone. See you next week.
	12:59pm Ross T.: DG -- it was a great show -- almost as good as Michael's!
	12:59pm joe mulligan: ha! stupidity epidemic!
	1:00pm phat: Canada too, apparently.
	1:00pm P-90: Thanks Michael Shelley!
	1:02pm Michael Shelley: FUN SHOW - thanks Ruth & listeners!
	1:05pm phat: I'll remember not to call anybody flyface.

Michael Shelley: Playlist from September 26, 2020

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