WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 2, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:01pm dan: Good afternoon all.
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: dan!
	12:01pm spodiodi: aloha, Uncle Michael! hi all
	12:02pm βrian: Rooty poots music is the music.
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: What a tune for crew nin!
	12:03pm chresti: Hi dinks!
	12:03pm StringOFperils: UM! Others!
	🛒 12:03pm Brian in UK: Uncle
	12:03pm Rich in Washington: Hey, Uncle Michael! Helloooo, everybody!
	🛒 12:03pm Brian in UK: Is that a BBC test card?
	12:04pm Lizardner Dave 2: I for one welcome our robot masters on the Rock n Soul stream and believe I can be of service to them!
	12:04pm dan: Neil is starting off his own tribute.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: spodi! Brian! Doug! chresti! SOP! BiUK! Dave!
	12:05pm βrian: I breathlessly await Wing's cover.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Ummmm...
	12:07pm Really Lisa: Hello Uncle Michael and everyone.
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Lisa! (thank you!)
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Rich!
	12:09pm dan: Graham Maby, the bassist for Joe Jackson, once did a solo version of "After The Gold Rush" at a live event. I revisit it from time to time.
	12:11pm Rich in Washington: Oh weird. I've been listening to early 'Puppets a lot lately.
	12:12pm listener Rey: Hello to all the HinkerDinkers and transitioning DrummerSomers
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: Rey!
	12:12pm Stevel: Good God, another week is close to an end.
	🛒 12:12pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, Good start!
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Franco! Thanks!
	12:13pm Really Lisa: (UM very welcome; thank you!) Oh wait. I think I like this!
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Steve! Everything is close to an end!
	12:13pm dan: The Loner sounds odd as a Ramones like song.
	12:15pm Hubig Pie: I likey
	12:15pm Stevel: "Oh the times, they are a ending!"
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Hubig!
	12:16pm dan: @Stevel Dylan needs to do a sequel with that title.
	12:16pm Stevel: dan: He'd better hurry up.
	12:17pm dan: @Stevel He should release the song 2 days before he dies, the way Bowie had his swan song.
	12:18pm 23 Wolves: Hi Unc! I just watched Killer Clowns from Outer Space the other day, have had Dickies on the brain since then! Hope you are doing well!
	🛒 12:18pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning Hinksters! This is definitely a playlist that gets a clicky star. Mr Sweet Corn is obsessed by Neil, and why shouldn't he be?
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: two days before the end of the world...
	12:19pm Uncle Michael: 23W! Lizzie!
	12:20pm johnk77: per wikipedia dickies first cali punks signed to a major a&m
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: john!
	🛒 12:21pm Alvy Singer: Happy Friday Uncle Michael. Any chance Soul Asylum doing Barstool Blues makes the setlist?
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: Alvy!
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: I won't tell.
	🛒 12:23pm Franco Twinkie: Chresties brother has a Sedan Delivery up on blocks in his driveway.
	12:24pm goyim in the am: Some doom metal band needs to cover this and take the tempo change to extremes. Feelies rule, however.
	12:24pm Uncle Michael: So, yeah...WFMU needs money to do this. You probably know the drill.
	12:24pm Dean: No Neil Young tribute is complete without Roxy Music's "Like a Hurricane." That was a big deal at the time, johnk77. It was also a bit disorienting, because there was all this A&M marketing stuff showing up in record stores. Wha?! For The Dickies?!
	12:25pm Spinning Giant: this is great! Glad I tuned in today :D
	🛒 12:25pm Franco Twinkie: Dean,yes!!
	12:25pm Uncle Michael: Dean! (avoiding live tracks) goyim! SG!
	12:26pm prudy: wow...never heard this Birkin...
	12:26pm Michael 98145: shine on
	12:27pm dan: I think chronologically, Harvest Moon is Neil Young's last really good song.
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: prudy! Michael!
	12:27pm Dean: So you're saying this will be an incomplete Neil Young tribute? I'll have to play it for myself? So often the case, I'm stuck playing for myself. I know we won't hear Linda's "Love Is a Rose."
	12:27pm goyim in the am: Because I’m still in love with you / moi non plus.
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: Dean, life isn't fair.
	12:28pm Dean: It was until today, I guess.
	12:28pm Rich in Washington: that Neil Young, Bridge tribute album was the first tribute album of its nature that I was aware of. Shortly after that, it seemed like a virtual torrent of artist tribute albums.
	12:30pm johnk77: i just read that dickies &sparks shared a manager? back in the day
	12:31pm Dean: Earle Mankey produced both bands.
	12:31pm Lizardner Dave 2: I loved Greendale, which puts me in a tiny minority. Even bought the "Return to Greendale" thing he just put out. Loved the show when I saw it at Radio City.
	🛒 12:32pm Franco Twinkie: Ha! Now I'm thinking of the cover of American Stars and Bars with Neils face smooshed against the floor totally crocked, one would assume. Dean, I played the hell of of that album in 1978 along with The Dickies first EP on A&M. You too, I'll bet.
	12:33pm prudy: while Greendale is not a "great" record, I think some of the songs on that recording are pretty amazing...including his guitar work on Devil's Sidewalk...
	12:33pm prudy: yes Uncle Michael, WFMU is a treasure...
	12:33pm Dean: I did have that Dickies EP, but sold it. White vinyl, yes?
	12:34pm Stevel: Oof. Good oof.
	🛒 12:35pm Franco Twinkie: Yup! With a cover photo by Jules Bates no less.
	12:36pm Dean: Dickies played my buddy's record store in Whittier.
	🛒 12:36pm Franco Twinkie: Harvest - happy 50th birthday.
	12:37pm goyim in the am: Ah, Mickey Dolenz. A genuinely great talent, underrated by nearly everyone but not by Micky Dolenz.
	🛒 12:38pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Flute.... no
	12:38pm dan: Interesting how Neil uses the British term “Candy Floss” for Cotton Candy. I guess it’s used in Canada as well.
	12:39pm Lizardner Dave 2: Neil Young fan Jeff Tweedy wrote a song called "Candyfloss".
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: This is a different take/mix than the Everlys Mr. Soul I've played before.
	12:40pm Uncle Michael: Not a flute fan, Lizzie?
	12:40pm prudy: strange, this sounds like Jefferson Airplane to me...
	🛒 12:40pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, I saw The Dickies on a miserably hot August night in 1978 with The Bags at The Whiskey. They were breathing fire at that moment.
	12:41pm Hubig Pie: Got any covers of Broken Arrow?
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: I probably do, HP.
	🛒 12:43pm Franco Twinkie: Tears of happiness.
	12:43pm dan: Iain Matthews is criminally underrated
	12:44pm Robert: Awesome show bro
	12:44pm Dean: Can't remember where I saw them in LA... The Masque Benefit, maybe? Leonard had a broken leg.
	🛒 12:44pm Franco Twinkie: Chresti has some stories about Lenny.
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: Robert! Thank you.
	12:45pm burke: Oh, canada!
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: burke!
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: SO-ree (CanCon)
	12:46pm johnk77: flashing back to cklw
	12:46pm Dean: As does my buddy with the record store.
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: rare Richard lead vocal.
	12:47pm Hubig Pie: Sometimes I feel like a knocked out crazy cuckoo king
	🛒 12:48pm Franco Twinkie: This was a big hit on KFWB in the summer of 1966 when I was eleven years old.
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: It's wonderful.
	12:48pm johnk77: memories of radio linger
	12:49pm doctorjazz: Hey. Dinks, Forever Young! (Or at least for 3 hours)
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: Doc!
	🛒 12:50pm Franco Twinkie: The Buffalo Springfield original that is. Us kiddies in L.A. were been indoctrinated early.
	12:50pm sinner: I remain your faithful listener and friend.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Likewise, Kevin. Thank you.
	12:51pm KWilde: Looking forward to many surprises today
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: DCT remarkably easy on the bombast here.
	12:52pm johnk77: this is top shelf proto yacht rock
	12:53pm goyim in the am: DCT in late Eddie Vedder mode.
	12:54pm doctorjazz: Thought I was hearing BST-close enough.
	12:55pm johnk77: i kept waiting for michael mcdonald to come in
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: Yeah, I shoulda looked at who played on his '72 solo album.
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: KWilde!
	🛒 12:57pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Franco I was listening then. KFWB - Channel 98!
	12:58pm Lane Gray: Greetings from Indiana. Who was playing the redneck table harp on that last cut?
	12:58pm johnk77: 12 viewers on twitch
	12:59pm dan: http://www.covermesongs.com/2019/01/the-best-neil-young-covers-ever.html A possible sneak peek of some songs to come.
	1:01pm Lane Gray: Given that it's British, probably B. J. Cole
	🛒 1:01pm Franco Twinkie: Sweet Corn, you're from SoCal, where!?!
	1:02pm Dean: You are correct, Lane.
	🛒 1:02pm Brian in UK: Hello Lane. Gordon Huntley was the steel player in Matthews.......
	1:03pm johnk77: thank u @dan for the link
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: Lane!
	🛒 1:05pm Brian in UK: So presumably the flip is dubbish.
	1:05pm dan: I'd wager a few bucks that one of the songs to be played later is Johnny Cash doing Heart of Gold.
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: I shall refrain from following that link. I don't want to be sad about what I missed.
	1:06pm TBuenz: thanks for the shout out Uncle Michael. Great show.
	1:06pm Spinning Giant: @BrianUK no doubt, with loads of echo effects and breakdowns
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: Ted!
	1:06pm Lane Gray: Dan, Unca Michael frequently surprises, however
	1:06pm Spinning Giant: oh wait that's already starting... LoL
	🛒 1:07pm Brian in UK: @dan holding out for Cowboy Junkies' Powderfinger!!
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: the predictions are fun for me to read
	1:08pm dan: @SpinningGiant If you were on the comments a few weeks back during the 1980s new wave show, I correctly predicted the last song to be XTC "Mayor of Simpleton" because it was the most recent song and that XTC hadn't been played prior.
	1:09pm dan: There goes my Heart of Hold prediction.
	1:10pm dan: *Gold
	1:10pm unpopularfred: I can't tell, is this Johnny Cash?
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: yep Fred!
	1:11pm Lane Gray: One anti-prediction. He WON'T play the II Generation (Eddie Adcock's band after the Country Gentlemen) version of "Old Man." Great band, great version (and the first one I'd heard)
	1:11pm goyim in the am: Ah, Boney M, featuring the silky vocals of Frank Farian as erotically mimed by the late great Bobby Farrell.
	🛒 1:12pm Brian in UK: @unpopularfred After the Tonsillectomy.
	1:12pm Roberto: Holy smokes, the people who brought us "Ra-Ra-Rasputin" covering Neil.
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: Roberto!
	1:13pm Roberto: Tio Miguel!
	1:14pm prudy: Clayton hits this one out of the park...expecially when she was a backup singer to Synyrd's tune...
	1:15pm Spinning Giant: @dan Haha! @unpopularF LOL! @goyim also LOL!! Thanks for making my Friday, everyone!
	1:16pm Spinning Giant: @UM well now this tune has me thinking you need to do a show of Sklynyrd covers next... ;)
	1:16pm Spinning Giant: The Merry Clayton cover, I mean
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: Any excuse to listen to Ronald sing and Ernie play.
	1:17pm dan: On that list I put up, Isleys doing Ohio was the #1 Neil Young cover.
	1:18pm Spinning Giant: LOL I'm not sure who SKLYNYRD is - where's the spellcheck on this thing? LOL ...there's probably a really awful, or awfully amazing LS cover band out there who goes by that moniker...
	1:20pm Spinning Giant: this Isley Bros cover is the jam! put that on some toast! hot buttered! Nomnomnom
	1:21pm burke: @SG I think the Isle of Sklynyrd is in the Orkneys
	1:21pm unpopularfred: sorry, Dan, that was kind of mean. Put up your own Neil covers playlist somewhere, I'll check it out.
	1:22pm still b/p: Man, Isleys owned it with a four-star cover.
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: still b/p!
	1:23pm Spinning Giant: @burke - LOL - one more reason to go visit ;)
	1:26pm Little Danny: Hey youuu guys.
	1:26pm frenchee: Sounds like I tuned in just in time to join UM and co down by the river.
	1:26pm Lane Gray: Burke, with that spelling, I think it'd be a Welsh village.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: frenchee! Danny!
	1:27pm Little Danny: This may have been pointed out already but Buddy Miles actually sounds like Neil Young here.
	🛒 1:27pm Franco Twinkie: Danny!
	1:28pm Pedro in Arlington: Mr. Dylan thought it was himself when he heard Heart of Gold on the radio. Then Ray Davies confused him further with the other Heart of Gold.
	1:28pm Robert Sharp: Cinnamon Girl????
	1:29pm Spinning Giant: @Lane Gray you could be right ;)
	1:30pm dan: Merry and the Isleys knocked their covers out of the ballpark.
	1:31pm goyim in the am: NY’s direct quote about Down by the River is “it’s about blowing your thing with a chick.” No actual bullets fired, just lost love.
	1:32pm frenchee: oh man, you're such a tease, Uncle Michael.
	1:33pm KWilde: Love the cover chain!
	1:33pm Tim in TN: Uncle Michael, I sure am enjoying this show. Thank you!
	1:33pm dan: I think the Cover Chains and the All Request shows are the best.
	1:34pm Little Danny: Most of the bad events of any year can be blamed on an unclosed cover circle.
	1:34pm prudy: this show sounds great UM!
	1:36pm Mu Major: Great Waylon album. Come for the Neil Young track, stay for Macarthur Park...
	1:36pm Little Danny: Wow this Waylon is great. Love the male-female chorus.
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: Pedro! Tim!
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: Mu!
	1:37pm Lane Gray: Love Moon's steel. I wonder if he overdubbed the Dobro too
	1:37pm Little Danny: I assumed this was countrified hippie rock at first, really surprised it's WJ.
	🛒 1:37pm Franco Twinkie: I love Waylon Jennings! I saw him playing on the back of a flatbed truck at a county fair in rural Michigan as a warm up act for destruction derby.
	1:38pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey Uncle Michael, Crew, Drummer stream lovers!
	1:38pm βrian: @Franco: where in Michigan?
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: Pauly!
	🛒 1:40pm Franco Twinkie: Brian, Manistee?
	1:40pm burke: What is running across the feet...is it "taxies" or "taxes"? I thought it was taxes
	1:40pm Little Danny: Amazing, Franco. The Michigan Chapter.
	1:40pm dan: Cash's take on Pocahontas is how I think the song should have been originally done to begin with, slower in tempo and with a cello in the background.
	1:40pm Uncle Michael: I once saw Freddie Fender o a flatbed...on the ice...after an NHL hockey game.
	🛒 1:41pm Franco Twinkie: I owed you one Danny, I still haven't found the hat.
	1:41pm βrian: Ah, we were set to go to Manistee this spring, but something came up.
	1:42pm Spinning Giant: Franco...that sounds awesome..what year was that?
	🛒 1:42pm Franco Twinkie: I love that part of the state in the Summertime.
	1:43pm Spinning Giant: Uncle Michael - that also sounds awesome - let's bring back flatbed performances!!! A travelling roadshow!!!
	1:45pm Spinning Giant: Nothing like Margo Timiins voice...so great! Thanks, UM!!!
	1:45pm Rich in Washington: Hello Mr. Kitty cat!
	1:45pm Spinning Giant: *Timmins
	🛒 1:46pm Franco Twinkie: SG, lemme think, It was the early 90's I'm pretty sure. The exact year I'm kinda blurry on.
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: I touched Lucas so now it's bath time.
	1:46pm Spinning Giant: I was just about to ask if you were going to play the Junkies verion of Powderfinger...
	1:47pm Spinning Giant: Franco, all good...I can relate...90s memory banks are a little blurry in my synapses too ;P
	1:47pm goyim in the am: Every hip rural town has a band that thinks they’re just as good as Cowboy Junkies. Every single one of these bands is incorrect.
	1:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Fun! Did very many artists cover songs form the Trans album?
	1:49pm Little Danny: Get up in that equipment Lucas!
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: Trinity Sessions is still amazing to me. Ken!
	1:50pm Spinning Giant: I remember hearing Neil play this live at the CNE in Toronto - a one-off show he did with Pearl Jam & Blues Traveler - backing band was Booker T & The MGs - there were lots of group-style singalong versions at the end of the show and I'm remembering Helpless was one of those cuts...legendary!
	🛒 1:50pm Alvy Singer: @ Ken From Hyde Park... Sonic Youth covered Computer Age.
	1:51pm Roberto: Another friendly reminder that Neil is a massive railroad buff just like yours truly!
	1:51pm Spinning Giant: Uncle Michael - it truly is - they are so amazing live - or at least they were back in the day...still one of my alltime fave albums
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: He fucking SAVED Lionel.
	1:51pm βrian: You mean like Gomez Addams, Roberto?
	1:52pm coelacanth∅: i just had a slight panic attack when i realised i was hearing Neil Young song after Neil Young song.
	🛒 1:52pm Franco Twinkie: R.I.P. The Southern Pacific. That was MY rail road!
	1:52pm Roberto: Yep, exactly like Gomez Adams.
	1:52pm Roberto: Oops ADDAMS.
	🛒 1:52pm Brian in UK: Better the CJs do Helpless than Powderfinger which needs some urgency about it.
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: Coel! No memorial...TRIBUTE!
	1:53pm Roberto: Yeah growing up in L.A. in the '70s and '80s, the SP was the dominant road.
	1:53pm Rich in Washington: I love the Del-Lords. Not only because they have a former Dictators member in it, but that's why I discovered them.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: I live in Santa Fe territory. UP, too.
	1:54pm βrian: Those head-on locomotive crashes were something!
	1:55pm spodiodi: I need to look into hearing more Del-Lords.
	1:55pm goyim in the am: @Brian in UK: get thee to youtube and check them out covering it a year or three ago. They nail it.
	1:55pm Roberto: UM, you live in one of the cities from whence the ATSF got its name, yes?
	1:55pm Little Danny: Yes!
	🛒 1:55pm Franco Twinkie: A kid at my junior high was creamed on the SP mainline by my house.
	1:56pm spodiodi: That was a good one
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: Yes...the Santa Fe shops are here.
	🛒 1:57pm Brian in UK: Uncle I would take issue with you here as Gene Clark singing See The Sky About To Rain on the same album is magnificent.
	1:57pm Roberto: Is it BNSF these days? I've lost track.
	1:57pm Roberto: HA lost track! That wasn't even intentional!
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: It was a tough call Brian. Yes, Roberto.
	1:58pm northguineahills: thanks for the Neil Young covers! and, now, the Byrds!
	1:58pm TDK60: Hey there.
	🛒 1:58pm Brian in UK: goyim theirs is good, will check it out.
	1:58pm bigplanetnoise: Great soundtrack today, UM!
	🛒 2:01pm Franco Twinkie: When I was a young man I would sit in the hills of Echo Park with my girlfriend smoking pot watching the trains shunting in the SP Taylor Yard by Griffith Park. It's all gone.
	2:01pm TDK60: Oh yeah, that Byrds version of "See the Sky" is incredible.
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: ngh! TDK! Bob!
	2:06pm Roberto: Oh yeah, that's definitely Victoria.
	2:07pm dan: I thought Hal Wilner started the tribute album.
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: When was Hal's first tribute album?
	2:07pm StringOFperils: When was Bowie's PIN UPS?
	2:08pm Rich in Washington: I believe either Stay Awake or maybe the Cohen one.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: An all-covers album isn't a tribute album, SOP.
	2:08pm StringOFperils: Multiple tributes, doesn't count...okay...
	2:09pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, The Bridge is one of the first tribute album of its ilk that I was aware of, even though I see the Wilner productions predate it. I just remember the jaw-dropping diversity of its contributors. Genesis P. Orridge was on it, ferchrissake.
	2:09pm dan: @UM 1981, the Nino Rota tribute.
	2:09pm unpopularfred: the Wilner/Nino Rota album is from 1981
	2:10pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. That's correct, dan. I remember that.
	🛒 2:10pm Franco Twinkie: I got in trouble once for making the observation that Victoria sometimes, but not all the time, bleets like a goat when she sings. But I love her! I'm just sayin...
	2:10pm goyim in the am: I will never understand why Henry Kaiser is the most hated guitarist on YouTube.
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: You're thinking of Stevie Nicks, Franco.
	2:11pm TDK60: Marc Bolan sounded like a sheep during his earlier hippy folk phase.
	2:11pm Rich in Washington: I also remember Zorn's Ennio tribute The Big Gundown and a fairly early tribute album, but not in the multi-artist tribute vein.
	2:11pm alanr: Speaking of tributes, I went to see the (late) Hal Wilner tribute show to Neil Young in 2003 at Prospect Park. It was quite a smart collection of musicians with their own interpretations.
	2:11pm Roberto: Whoa, if she sings like a goat, this is her goat scream!
	2:12pm Rich in Washington: That's news to me, goyim. How so?
	🛒 2:12pm Franco Twinkie: Her too, Michael. But I was sitting in front of Victoria when I said that.
	2:12pm goyim in the am: Seriously, look at the comments to any Kaiser video. There’s a gang of idiots following and insulting him.
	2:12pm Roberto: DERP
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: never read the comments
	2:13pm Rich in Washington: Oh. Guitar dudes are that way. I think it's the phallic aspect that attracts doofuses.
	2:13pm burke: I thought the plural of gentry was gentry. Gentri?
	2:13pm Rich in Washington: I call reading comments 'flipping over the rock'.
	2:13pm frenchee: I kept thinking UM needed to adjust the turntable pitch...but then I started to bleat along with VW
	2:14pm Rich in Washington: ..present company excepted, of course..
	2:14pm northguineahills: There's a comp tribute consisting of all female bands called "Cinnamon Girl". I think learned of it from Michele or SheilaB, first.
	2:15pm StringOFperils: Hard for me to accept that The Bridge initiates the tribute album. Seems impossible, but I can't think of anything (yet) to contest it. Interesting!
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: how long did that stream hiccup last?
	2:15pm Mark R: One of my favorite bands doing one of my favorite songs!
	2:15pm Roberto: Not long, UM. Maybe 10 seconds.
	2:16pm StringOFperils: Not long UM....here's another...few...
	2:16pm Roberto: OOPS spoke too soon!
	2:16pm βrian: Cat jumped on the keyboard, I bet.
	2:16pm Little Danny: Beyond The Wildwood - A Tribute To Syd Barrett was '87.
	2:16pm Rich in Washington: ruh roh.
	2:17pm alanr: aliens!!! Russian hackers!!
	2:17pm Rich in Washington: The Sheena stream was glitching out yesterday.
	2:17pm goyim in the am: My guess is that Kaiser’s got expensive equipment and it offends the “I wanna demonstrate gear at NAMM” community that he doesn’t play fusion on it.
	🛒 2:17pm dutchtheo: This was the hiccup verse, oops and now longer break: Ten silver saxes A bass with a bow The drummer relaxes And waits between shows For his cinnamon girl
	2:17pm Doug Schulkind: Second stream drop-out in the last 10 minutes. Now it's flittering back and forth.
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: I'm even going to argue against those ealier Wilner projects because they weren't tributes to generally popular artists.
	2:18pm dan: Powderfinger sounds more Tom Petty-ish.
	2:18pm Lane Gray: That limerick neither rhymes nor scans
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: Good call. Danny!
	2:18pm northguineahills: @alanr: I might had been there. After playing my soccer game, I'd go one of the shows o'er there every weekend. (I was young, so, after each game, my team would get loaded and toasted).
	2:18pm TDK60: There was a tribute to Woody Guthrie album -- but it was a live concert tribute, from '68, maybe.
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: Alan! Theo!
	2:19pm Roberto: Yeee-haw! Powderfinger, pardner!
	2:19pm Uncle Michael: 2:13 without a glitch.
	2:19pm alanr: quite a smart show! Glad to have the archives for a second listen later or sharing.
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Alan.
	2:21pm Lizardner Dave 2: I posted the link to this show in a Wilco fan group on FB so naturally the glitch happens during the Wilco cover. Whoops.
	2:21pm dan: The first time I ever heard of Sonic Youth was seeing them taking food out of Peter Frampton's cooler on The Simpsons.
	2:21pm northguineahills: The first time I heard this SY, I didn't know it was a Neil Young track (I was 16)
	2:21pm Little Danny: I bought all those damned tribute comps at the time as a garage band-besotted teen. Also, Here Ain't the Sonics, Shangri-La - A Tribute To The Kinks, and the Where the Pyramid Meets the Eye Roky trib.
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: DAMN YOU, DAVE.
	2:22pm TDK60: Wait a second. I have an old tribute to the Byrds tape, from '89?
	2:22pm Lizardner Dave 2: I know, I know.....
	2:23pm Lizardner Dave 2: No pressure UM but Jeff Tweedy's wife actually reads the group and occasionally posts there.
	2:26pm Uncle Michael: I have nothing against her, Dave.
	2:26pm Rich in Washington: Ah, Pixies before Kim got shoved into the background.
	2:27pm Spinning Giant: @RIW was just thinking the same...those golden Black/Deal equal wait harmonies...delicious...
	2:27pm Lizardner Dave 2: Nobody should! She's profane, hilarious, sweet and used to run Lounge Ax.
	2:27pm doctorjazz: Seen Wilco do a fine cover of The Losing End.
	2:29pm Lizardner Dave 2: @doctorjazz - Jeff's solo band did that and The Old Country Waltz at a drive-in show that was streamed a few weeks back. Think someone put the show on archive.org.
	2:31pm doctorjazz: I'd Like to catch that@Lizatdner Dave 2, thanks. I saw them do it at Solid Sound festival; maybe some other time, seem them many times, hard to keep them separate.
	2:33pm burke: Sun/Son, don't wait till the break of day
	2:33pm Dean: Thank you, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, for making the world so we don't have to leave the house to visit record stores.
	2:34pm Mark R: A live heart attack would be GREAT radio, though.
	2:35pm TDK60: Aging Dylanologists have awoken and will be here shortly.
	2:35pm dan: I thought Powderfinger was Neil's closest to Dylan.
	2:37pm Rich in Washington: Do what you gotta do, Michael! I once called the advice nurse after having acute pains in my upper abdomen and she asked me a long list of symptoms, when they occurred, duration, etc. She finally said "sounds like you really need to fart!".
	2:37pm Mark R: Was her diagnosis correct, Rich?
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Mark! Right?
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: I always really need to fart. Ok, well...sometimes I just want to.
	🛒 2:39pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy-Hinky! Unc, what a palette you had to work with today. Still remember hearing that "Words" cover back in the day. Made me a total Victoria fan.
	2:40pm Uncle Michael: Kevin! yes!
	2:40pm Spinning Giant: BGTs! Lovely...
	🛒 2:40pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Franco I grew up in Glendale and Burbank! I'm near San Jose now but I miss the Valley.
	🛒 2:40pm Franco Twinkie: The last big rock show I went to was The Dream Syndicate. As things were warming up, they played Mr. Soul on the P.A. The reason I went was my good friend was in the band and I hadn't seen him in years. Years before Chris and I were at work and he was in a bad mood, I asked him what was wrong. He told me the night before he had got a call to see if he wanted to join Crazy Horse for their next tour. His wife(At The Time) said he had to stat home. Needless to say they're not married anymore.
	2:40pm Rich in Washington: Um apparently. I blame my diet of spicy Thai and Indian food and working in an office environment. My regular doctor later essentially said 'let 'er rip', with respect to burping and farting.
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: And thaaat's... about as over-share-y as I ever wanna get. Sorry folks.
	2:42pm βrian: Office environments are still a thing?
	2:42pm Uncle Michael: oopsie
	🛒 2:42pm KevinfromBayRidge: Oops!
	2:42pm Lizardner Dave 2: Don't pull a Jack Spector on us UM!
	2:43pm Dean: Coulda fooled me. I thought that was America during their Albert-Ayler-covers-Neil-Young period.
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: Dang stream. Stop that nonsense!
	2:44pm Lizardner Dave 2: I'm not an IT guy by any means but I think the stream needs its prostate checked.
	2:44pm Dean: Maybe this is what Heraclitus meant about staying in the same stream?
	2:45pm Uncle Michael: we're not letting this spoil our good time
	2:46pm Rich in Washington: It's not spoiling mine. This Neil tribute's fantastic!
	🛒 2:47pm Brian in UK: Thanks Uncle for lettin' Neil rip.
	2:47pm Rich in Washington: I think you're right about not leaning on the actual tribute albums - these renditions seem more heartfelt, unique...
	2:48pm northguineahills: lost the video feed again....
	2:48pm doctorjazz: This Lavette cover is terrific!
	2:48pm northguineahills: (could be my end).
	2:49pm mauri: Thanks UM!
	2:49pm johnk77: great show today that pretenders track also on pirate radio box set video and ethernet audio good right now
	2:49pm doctorjazz: Don't think I would have identified The Pretenders blind.
	2:49pm Doug Schulkind: What doctorjazz said.
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: I think Bettye got tired of waiting for Mavis to do it and said "all right...FINE"
	2:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, UM, much enjoyed the show!
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: mauri!
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: we're down to three more songs
	2:51pm unpopularfred: Ahhhhhh! My theme song
	🛒 2:52pm Franco Twinkie: Good one to round the bend with.
	2:52pm βrian: "Fuck up, little camper!"
	2:52pm Uncle Michael: dedicated to my modem
	2:53pm Dean: C'mon everybody, sing along!
	🛒 2:53pm Franco Twinkie: I though it was about my typing!
	2:54pm prudy: thanks for a great show Uncle Michael...looking forward to hearing you and Gaylord duking it out in late Oct...
	🛒 2:54pm Brian in UK: Has anyone covered 'Piece of Crap'?
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Dean, thank you for not giving me grief about playing this live track.
	2:55pm Dean: U2's entire catalog is devoted to that, Brian in UK. It's live? Oh, man, this just isn't my day.
	🛒 2:56pm Brian in UK: Nice one Dean.
	2:56pm spodiodi: Thanks for the TRIBUTE, UM! Hadn’t known about most of these covers before
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: I can feel it getting down to the wire.
	2:56pm dan: Appropriately the penultimate song of the day.
	2:56pm Dean: I await Fleetwood Mac's cover of Neil Young's cover of "Albatross"...
	2:57pm StringOFperils: Comes a time, when you're driftin'.....time to hit the road. Thanks UM!
	2:57pm dan: It's also the theme of this month with the election.
	🛒 2:57pm KevinfromBayRidge: Sorry Dean, too derivative.
	2:58pm βrian: Gracias, Tio Miguel.
	🛒 2:58pm Brian in UK: Where does Wrecking Ball feature, oh yes earlier this week.
	2:58pm Dean: I have a meeting, dangit.
	2:58pm burke: A great time today -- but nothing can touch the Gibb Bros songwriter tribute show!
	2:59pm chresti: Thanks UM!
	🛒 2:59pm Franco Twinkie: What are these meetings people keep talking about?
	2:59pm dan: Great show UM.
	3:00pm TDK60: Thanks DJ UM.
	🛒 3:00pm KevinfromBayRidge: TenQ, TenQ UM!
	3:00pm Really Lisa: Thank you, UM. Wait, @burke, link to Gibb Bros show please.
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for hanging out with me today, everyone.
	🛒 3:01pm Franco Twinkie: Thank you Michael. This was extra, extra special.
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: I really need to properly label all my tributes and specials...it's a project.
	🛒 3:02pm dutchtheo: it's over... Thanks Unk
	3:02pm doctorjazz: The Meters! Cool (wouldn't have thunk it either)
	3:02pm Doug Schulkind: The sole cover on Cabbage Alley, and what an exquisite thing it is.
	3:02pm burke: wfmu.org...
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: Wonderful show today, Uncle Michael! Thanks!
	3:02pm Really Lisa: Thanks, burke!!
	3:03pm burke: enjoy, lisa, thanks UM!
	3:04pm Lizardner Dave 2: Great show UM, thank you!
	3:05pm KWilde: Great show UM! Looking forward to the next one
	3:06pm northguineahills: Thanks, UM!
	3:07pm Rich in Washington: bye!
	3:07pm TBuenz: Thank you UM
	3:07pm Uncle Michael: bye!
	10:04pm Steve from Dunwoody: A song from the soundtrack to "I Shot Andy Warhol"? I have that CD, I don't know why I have that CD. Whoa, that's a good cover by Wilco. And the CD has a Dylan cover too. Going to listen to that one again, thanks Unc!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 2, 2020

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

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October 2, 2020: Show #367 SPECIAL (Neil Young songwriter tribute): "For the turnstiles."

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
Neil Young	Borrowed Tune "Borrowed Tune" by "Neil Young"	Tonight's the Night	Reprise	1975	0:03:46 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	I've Been Waiting For You	Heathen	Columbia/ISO	2002	0:06:58 (Pop-up)
Meat Puppets	I Am A Child (1999 Rykodisc bonus track)	Meat Puppets	SST	1982	0:09:54 (Pop-up)
Ty Segall	The Loner "The Loner" by "Ty Segall"	Fudge Sandwich	In The Red Recordings	2018	0:12:06 (Pop-up)
The Dickies	Rockin' In The Freeworld	single (b-side to Make It So)	Triple X	1996	0:15:33 (Pop-up)
Mott the Hoople	Downtown "Downtown" by "Mott the Hoople"	single (b/w Home)	Island	1971	0:19:12 (Pop-up)
The Feelies	Sedan Delivery "Sedan Delivery" by "The Feelies"	No One Knows (EP)	Twin-Tone	1986	0:22:03 (Pop-up)
Jane Birkin	Harvest Moon "Harvest Moon" by "Jane Birkin"	Fictions	Capitol	2006	0:24:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: A Bluegrass Tribute	'Til The Morning Comes (Intro)	Pickin' on Neil Young	CMH	1998	0:36:44 (Pop-up)

Prelude	After the Gold Rush "After the Gold Rush" by "Prelude"	After the Gold Rush	Island	1974	0:33:46 (Pop-up)
Micky Dolenz	Sugar Mountain "Sugar Mountain" by "Micky Dolenz"	Micky Dolenz Puts You To Sleep	Rhino	1991	0:35:46 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Mr. Soul (Mix #1)	Nice Guys (1984)	n/a	1968	0:39:03 (Pop-up)
Matthew's Southern Comfort	Tell Me Why	single (b/w To Love)	Decca	1971	0:42:10 (Pop-up)
The Guess Who?	Flying On The Ground Is Wrong	single (b/w If You Don't Want Me)	Quality	1967	0:44:10 (Pop-up)
Carpenters	Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing	Offering	A&M	1969	0:46:38 (Pop-up)
David Clayton Thomas	Don’t Let It Bring You Down	David Clayton-Thomas	Columbia	1972	0:50:47 (Pop-up)
Dave Edmunds	Dance Dance Dance "Dance Dance Dance" by "Dave Edmunds"	Rockpile	MAM	1971	0:54:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vitamin String Quartet	After the Gold Rush	Rusted Moon: String Quartet Tribute to Neil Young	Vitamin	2002	0:57:13 (Pop-up)

Saint Etienne	Only Love Can Break Your Heart	single (b/w Only Love Can Break Your Heart (Version))	Heavenly	1990	1:04:32 (Pop-up)
Boney M.	Heart of Gold "Heart of Gold" by "Boney M."	Night Flight To Venus	Hansa	1978	1:08:57 (Pop-up)
Merry Clayton	Southern Man "Southern Man" by "Merry Clayton"	Merry Clayton	Ode	1971	1:12:58 (Pop-up)
The Isley Brothers	Ohio "Ohio" by "The Isley Brothers"	Givin' It Back	T-Neck	1971	1:16:12 (Pop-up)
Buddy Miles	Down by the River "Down by the River" by "Buddy Miles"	Them Changes	Mercury	1970	1:21:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vitamin String Quartet	Down By the River	Rusted Moon: String Quartet Tribute to Neil Young	Vitamin	2002	1:28:06 (Pop-up)

Waylon Jennings	Are You Ready For The Country	Are You Ready For The Country	RCA Victor	1976	1:34:52 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Pocahontas "Pocahontas" by "Johnny Cash"	Unearthed	American Recordings	2003	1:37:58 (Pop-up)
Maria McKee	Barstool Blues "Barstool Blues" by "Maria McKee"	Peddlin' Dreams	Eleven Thirty	2005	1:41:34 (Pop-up)
Cowboy Junkies	Helpless "Helpless" by "Cowboy Junkies"	'Neath Your Covers, Pt. 1	Zoe	2004	1:44:24 (Pop-up)
Del-Lords	Southern Pacific "Southern Pacific" by "Del-Lords"	Elvis Club	Lakeside Lounge	2013	1:49:36 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	Cowgirl In The Sand "Cowgirl In The Sand" by "The Byrds"	Byrds	Asylum	1973	1:55:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: A Bluegrass Tribute	Country Girl "Country Girl" by "A Bluegrass Tribute"	Pickin' on Neil Young	CMH	1998	1:58:55 (Pop-up)

Henry Kaiser (voc. Victoria Williams)	Words	The Bridge: A Tribute to Neil Young	Caroline	1989	2:05:41 (Pop-up)
The Gentrys	Cinnamon Girl "Cinnamon Girl" by "The Gentrys"	The Gentrys	Sun	1970	2:11:46 (Pop-up)
Wilco	Burned "Burned" by "Wilco"	I Shot Andy Warhol - Music From And Inspired By The Motion Picture	TAG	1996	2:14:02 (Pop-up)
The Beat Farmers	Powderfinger "Powderfinger" by "The Beat Farmers"	Glad 'n' Greasy (EP)	Rhino	1986	2:16:58 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Computer Age "Computer Age" by "Sonic Youth"	Happiness Is A Warm Gun...	Bad Fuck	1992	2:20:02 (Pop-up)
Pixies	Winterlong "Winterlong" by "Pixies"	The Bridge - A Tribute To Neil Young	Caroline	1989	2:25:11 (Pop-up)
Steve Wynn	Time Fades Away "Time Fades Away" by "Steve Wynn"	This Note's For You Too! A Tribute To Neil Young	Inbetweens	1999	2:28:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: A Bluegrass Tribute	Hey Hey, My My (Out Of The Blue, Into The Black)	Pickin' on Neil Young	CMH	1998	2:32:23 (Pop-up)

The Be Good Tanyas	For The Turnstiles	Like A Hurricane (A Tribute To Neil Young)	Uncut	2007	2:36:52 (Pop-up)
America	On the Way Home "On the Way Home" by "America"	Back Pages	eOne	2011	2:41:25 (Pop-up)
The Pretenders	The Needle And The Damage Done	Viva El Amor!	Warner Bros.	1999	2:43:58 (Pop-up)
Bettye Lavette	Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere	Thankful 'n' Thoughtful	Anti-	2012	2:47:37 (Pop-up)
Cracker	Fucking Up "Fucking Up" by "Cracker"	Euro-Trash Girl	Virgin	1994	2:50:48 (Pop-up)
Yellow Hand	Down To The Wire "Down To The Wire" by "Yellow Hand"	Yellow Hand	Capitol	1970	2:55:14 (Pop-up)
The Meters	Birds "Birds" by "The Meters"	Cabbage Alley	Reprise	1972	2:59:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968	3:03:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm dan: Good afternoon all.
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: dan!
	12:01pm spodiodi: aloha, Uncle Michael! hi all
	12:02pm βrian: Rooty poots music is the music.
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: What a tune for crew nin!
	12:03pm chresti: Hi dinks!
	12:03pm StringOFperils: UM! Others!
	🛒 12:03pm Brian in UK: Uncle
	12:03pm Rich in Washington: Hey, Uncle Michael! Helloooo, everybody!
	🛒 12:03pm Brian in UK: Is that a BBC test card?
	12:04pm Lizardner Dave 2: I for one welcome our robot masters on the Rock n Soul stream and believe I can be of service to them!
	12:04pm dan: Neil is starting off his own tribute.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: spodi! Brian! Doug! chresti! SOP! BiUK! Dave!
	12:05pm βrian: I breathlessly await Wing's cover.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Ummmm...
	12:07pm Really Lisa: Hello Uncle Michael and everyone.
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Lisa! (thank you!)
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Rich!
	12:09pm dan: Graham Maby, the bassist for Joe Jackson, once did a solo version of "After The Gold Rush" at a live event. I revisit it from time to time.
	12:11pm Rich in Washington: Oh weird. I've been listening to early 'Puppets a lot lately.
	12:12pm listener Rey: Hello to all the HinkerDinkers and transitioning DrummerSomers
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: Rey!
	12:12pm Stevel: Good God, another week is close to an end.
	🛒 12:12pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, Good start!
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Franco! Thanks!
	12:13pm Really Lisa: (UM very welcome; thank you!) Oh wait. I think I like this!
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Steve! Everything is close to an end!
	12:13pm dan: The Loner sounds odd as a Ramones like song.
	12:15pm Hubig Pie: I likey
	12:15pm Stevel: "Oh the times, they are a ending!"
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Hubig!
	12:16pm dan: @Stevel Dylan needs to do a sequel with that title.
	12:16pm Stevel: dan: He'd better hurry up.
	12:17pm dan: @Stevel He should release the song 2 days before he dies, the way Bowie had his swan song.
	12:18pm 23 Wolves: Hi Unc! I just watched Killer Clowns from Outer Space the other day, have had Dickies on the brain since then! Hope you are doing well!
	🛒 12:18pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning Hinksters! This is definitely a playlist that gets a clicky star. Mr Sweet Corn is obsessed by Neil, and why shouldn't he be?
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: two days before the end of the world...
	12:19pm Uncle Michael: 23W! Lizzie!
	12:20pm johnk77: per wikipedia dickies first cali punks signed to a major a&m
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: john!
	🛒 12:21pm Alvy Singer: Happy Friday Uncle Michael. Any chance Soul Asylum doing Barstool Blues makes the setlist?
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: Alvy!
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: I won't tell.
	🛒 12:23pm Franco Twinkie: Chresties brother has a Sedan Delivery up on blocks in his driveway.
	12:24pm goyim in the am: Some doom metal band needs to cover this and take the tempo change to extremes. Feelies rule, however.
	12:24pm Uncle Michael: So, yeah...WFMU needs money to do this. You probably know the drill.
	12:24pm Dean: No Neil Young tribute is complete without Roxy Music's "Like a Hurricane." That was a big deal at the time, johnk77. It was also a bit disorienting, because there was all this A&M marketing stuff showing up in record stores. Wha?! For The Dickies?!
	12:25pm Spinning Giant: this is great! Glad I tuned in today :D
	🛒 12:25pm Franco Twinkie: Dean,yes!!
	12:25pm Uncle Michael: Dean! (avoiding live tracks) goyim! SG!
	12:26pm prudy: wow...never heard this Birkin...
	12:26pm Michael 98145: shine on
	12:27pm dan: I think chronologically, Harvest Moon is Neil Young's last really good song.
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: prudy! Michael!
	12:27pm Dean: So you're saying this will be an incomplete Neil Young tribute? I'll have to play it for myself? So often the case, I'm stuck playing for myself. I know we won't hear Linda's "Love Is a Rose."
	12:27pm goyim in the am: Because I’m still in love with you / moi non plus.
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: Dean, life isn't fair.
	12:28pm Dean: It was until today, I guess.
	12:28pm Rich in Washington: that Neil Young, Bridge tribute album was the first tribute album of its nature that I was aware of. Shortly after that, it seemed like a virtual torrent of artist tribute albums.
	12:30pm johnk77: i just read that dickies &sparks shared a manager? back in the day
	12:31pm Dean: Earle Mankey produced both bands.
	12:31pm Lizardner Dave 2: I loved Greendale, which puts me in a tiny minority. Even bought the "Return to Greendale" thing he just put out. Loved the show when I saw it at Radio City.
	🛒 12:32pm Franco Twinkie: Ha! Now I'm thinking of the cover of American Stars and Bars with Neils face smooshed against the floor totally crocked, one would assume. Dean, I played the hell of of that album in 1978 along with The Dickies first EP on A&M. You too, I'll bet.
	12:33pm prudy: while Greendale is not a "great" record, I think some of the songs on that recording are pretty amazing...including his guitar work on Devil's Sidewalk...
	12:33pm prudy: yes Uncle Michael, WFMU is a treasure...
	12:33pm Dean: I did have that Dickies EP, but sold it. White vinyl, yes?
	12:34pm Stevel: Oof. Good oof.
	🛒 12:35pm Franco Twinkie: Yup! With a cover photo by Jules Bates no less.
	12:36pm Dean: Dickies played my buddy's record store in Whittier.
	🛒 12:36pm Franco Twinkie: Harvest - happy 50th birthday.
	12:37pm goyim in the am: Ah, Mickey Dolenz. A genuinely great talent, underrated by nearly everyone but not by Micky Dolenz.
	🛒 12:38pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Flute.... no
	12:38pm dan: Interesting how Neil uses the British term “Candy Floss” for Cotton Candy. I guess it’s used in Canada as well.
	12:39pm Lizardner Dave 2: Neil Young fan Jeff Tweedy wrote a song called "Candyfloss".
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: This is a different take/mix than the Everlys Mr. Soul I've played before.
	12:40pm Uncle Michael: Not a flute fan, Lizzie?
	12:40pm prudy: strange, this sounds like Jefferson Airplane to me...
	🛒 12:40pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, I saw The Dickies on a miserably hot August night in 1978 with The Bags at The Whiskey. They were breathing fire at that moment.
	12:41pm Hubig Pie: Got any covers of Broken Arrow?
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: I probably do, HP.
	🛒 12:43pm Franco Twinkie: Tears of happiness.
	12:43pm dan: Iain Matthews is criminally underrated
	12:44pm Robert: Awesome show bro
	12:44pm Dean: Can't remember where I saw them in LA... The Masque Benefit, maybe? Leonard had a broken leg.
	🛒 12:44pm Franco Twinkie: Chresti has some stories about Lenny.
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: Robert! Thank you.
	12:45pm burke: Oh, canada!
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: burke!
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: SO-ree (CanCon)
	12:46pm johnk77: flashing back to cklw
	12:46pm Dean: As does my buddy with the record store.
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: rare Richard lead vocal.
	12:47pm Hubig Pie: Sometimes I feel like a knocked out crazy cuckoo king
	🛒 12:48pm Franco Twinkie: This was a big hit on KFWB in the summer of 1966 when I was eleven years old.
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: It's wonderful.
	12:48pm johnk77: memories of radio linger
	12:49pm doctorjazz: Hey. Dinks, Forever Young! (Or at least for 3 hours)
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: Doc!
	🛒 12:50pm Franco Twinkie: The Buffalo Springfield original that is. Us kiddies in L.A. were been indoctrinated early.
	12:50pm sinner: I remain your faithful listener and friend.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Likewise, Kevin. Thank you.
	12:51pm KWilde: Looking forward to many surprises today
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: DCT remarkably easy on the bombast here.
	12:52pm johnk77: this is top shelf proto yacht rock
	12:53pm goyim in the am: DCT in late Eddie Vedder mode.
	12:54pm doctorjazz: Thought I was hearing BST-close enough.
	12:55pm johnk77: i kept waiting for michael mcdonald to come in
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: Yeah, I shoulda looked at who played on his '72 solo album.
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: KWilde!
	🛒 12:57pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Franco I was listening then. KFWB - Channel 98!
	12:58pm Lane Gray: Greetings from Indiana. Who was playing the redneck table harp on that last cut?
	12:58pm johnk77: 12 viewers on twitch
	12:59pm dan: http://www.covermesongs.com/2019/01/the-best-neil-young-covers-ever.html A possible sneak peek of some songs to come.
	1:01pm Lane Gray: Given that it's British, probably B. J. Cole
	🛒 1:01pm Franco Twinkie: Sweet Corn, you're from SoCal, where!?!
	1:02pm Dean: You are correct, Lane.
	🛒 1:02pm Brian in UK: Hello Lane. Gordon Huntley was the steel player in Matthews.......
	1:03pm johnk77: thank u @dan for the link
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: Lane!
	🛒 1:05pm Brian in UK: So presumably the flip is dubbish.
	1:05pm dan: I'd wager a few bucks that one of the songs to be played later is Johnny Cash doing Heart of Gold.
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: I shall refrain from following that link. I don't want to be sad about what I missed.
	1:06pm TBuenz: thanks for the shout out Uncle Michael. Great show.
	1:06pm Spinning Giant: @BrianUK no doubt, with loads of echo effects and breakdowns
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: Ted!
	1:06pm Lane Gray: Dan, Unca Michael frequently surprises, however
	1:06pm Spinning Giant: oh wait that's already starting... LoL
	🛒 1:07pm Brian in UK: @dan holding out for Cowboy Junkies' Powderfinger!!
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: the predictions are fun for me to read
	1:08pm dan: @SpinningGiant If you were on the comments a few weeks back during the 1980s new wave show, I correctly predicted the last song to be XTC "Mayor of Simpleton" because it was the most recent song and that XTC hadn't been played prior.
	1:09pm dan: There goes my Heart of Hold prediction.
	1:10pm dan: *Gold
	1:10pm unpopularfred: I can't tell, is this Johnny Cash?
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: yep Fred!
	1:11pm Lane Gray: One anti-prediction. He WON'T play the II Generation (Eddie Adcock's band after the Country Gentlemen) version of "Old Man." Great band, great version (and the first one I'd heard)
	1:11pm goyim in the am: Ah, Boney M, featuring the silky vocals of Frank Farian as erotically mimed by the late great Bobby Farrell.
	🛒 1:12pm Brian in UK: @unpopularfred After the Tonsillectomy.
	1:12pm Roberto: Holy smokes, the people who brought us "Ra-Ra-Rasputin" covering Neil.
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: Roberto!
	1:13pm Roberto: Tio Miguel!
	1:14pm prudy: Clayton hits this one out of the park...expecially when she was a backup singer to Synyrd's tune...
	1:15pm Spinning Giant: @dan Haha! @unpopularF LOL! @goyim also LOL!! Thanks for making my Friday, everyone!
	1:16pm Spinning Giant: @UM well now this tune has me thinking you need to do a show of Sklynyrd covers next... ;)
	1:16pm Spinning Giant: The Merry Clayton cover, I mean
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: Any excuse to listen to Ronald sing and Ernie play.
	1:17pm dan: On that list I put up, Isleys doing Ohio was the #1 Neil Young cover.
	1:18pm Spinning Giant: LOL I'm not sure who SKLYNYRD is - where's the spellcheck on this thing? LOL ...there's probably a really awful, or awfully amazing LS cover band out there who goes by that moniker...
	1:20pm Spinning Giant: this Isley Bros cover is the jam! put that on some toast! hot buttered! Nomnomnom
	1:21pm burke: @SG I think the Isle of Sklynyrd is in the Orkneys
	1:21pm unpopularfred: sorry, Dan, that was kind of mean. Put up your own Neil covers playlist somewhere, I'll check it out.
	1:22pm still b/p: Man, Isleys owned it with a four-star cover.
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: still b/p!
	1:23pm Spinning Giant: @burke - LOL - one more reason to go visit ;)
	1:26pm Little Danny: Hey youuu guys.
	1:26pm frenchee: Sounds like I tuned in just in time to join UM and co down by the river.
	1:26pm Lane Gray: Burke, with that spelling, I think it'd be a Welsh village.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: frenchee! Danny!
	1:27pm Little Danny: This may have been pointed out already but Buddy Miles actually sounds like Neil Young here.
	🛒 1:27pm Franco Twinkie: Danny!
	1:28pm Pedro in Arlington: Mr. Dylan thought it was himself when he heard Heart of Gold on the radio. Then Ray Davies confused him further with the other Heart of Gold.
	1:28pm Robert Sharp: Cinnamon Girl????
	1:29pm Spinning Giant: @Lane Gray you could be right ;)
	1:30pm dan: Merry and the Isleys knocked their covers out of the ballpark.
	1:31pm goyim in the am: NY’s direct quote about Down by the River is “it’s about blowing your thing with a chick.” No actual bullets fired, just lost love.
	1:32pm frenchee: oh man, you're such a tease, Uncle Michael.
	1:33pm KWilde: Love the cover chain!
	1:33pm Tim in TN: Uncle Michael, I sure am enjoying this show. Thank you!
	1:33pm dan: I think the Cover Chains and the All Request shows are the best.
	1:34pm Little Danny: Most of the bad events of any year can be blamed on an unclosed cover circle.
	1:34pm prudy: this show sounds great UM!
	1:36pm Mu Major: Great Waylon album. Come for the Neil Young track, stay for Macarthur Park...
	1:36pm Little Danny: Wow this Waylon is great. Love the male-female chorus.
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: Pedro! Tim!
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: Mu!
	1:37pm Lane Gray: Love Moon's steel. I wonder if he overdubbed the Dobro too
	1:37pm Little Danny: I assumed this was countrified hippie rock at first, really surprised it's WJ.
	🛒 1:37pm Franco Twinkie: I love Waylon Jennings! I saw him playing on the back of a flatbed truck at a county fair in rural Michigan as a warm up act for destruction derby.
	1:38pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey Uncle Michael, Crew, Drummer stream lovers!
	1:38pm βrian: @Franco: where in Michigan?
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: Pauly!
	🛒 1:40pm Franco Twinkie: Brian, Manistee?
	1:40pm burke: What is running across the feet...is it "taxies" or "taxes"? I thought it was taxes
	1:40pm Little Danny: Amazing, Franco. The Michigan Chapter.
	1:40pm dan: Cash's take on Pocahontas is how I think the song should have been originally done to begin with, slower in tempo and with a cello in the background.
	1:40pm Uncle Michael: I once saw Freddie Fender o a flatbed...on the ice...after an NHL hockey game.
	🛒 1:41pm Franco Twinkie: I owed you one Danny, I still haven't found the hat.
	1:41pm βrian: Ah, we were set to go to Manistee this spring, but something came up.
	1:42pm Spinning Giant: Franco...that sounds awesome..what year was that?
	🛒 1:42pm Franco Twinkie: I love that part of the state in the Summertime.
	1:43pm Spinning Giant: Uncle Michael - that also sounds awesome - let's bring back flatbed performances!!! A travelling roadshow!!!
	1:45pm Spinning Giant: Nothing like Margo Timiins voice...so great! Thanks, UM!!!
	1:45pm Rich in Washington: Hello Mr. Kitty cat!
	1:45pm Spinning Giant: *Timmins
	🛒 1:46pm Franco Twinkie: SG, lemme think, It was the early 90's I'm pretty sure. The exact year I'm kinda blurry on.
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: I touched Lucas so now it's bath time.
	1:46pm Spinning Giant: I was just about to ask if you were going to play the Junkies verion of Powderfinger...
	1:47pm Spinning Giant: Franco, all good...I can relate...90s memory banks are a little blurry in my synapses too ;P
	1:47pm goyim in the am: Every hip rural town has a band that thinks they’re just as good as Cowboy Junkies. Every single one of these bands is incorrect.
	1:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Fun! Did very many artists cover songs form the Trans album?
	1:49pm Little Danny: Get up in that equipment Lucas!
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: Trinity Sessions is still amazing to me. Ken!
	1:50pm Spinning Giant: I remember hearing Neil play this live at the CNE in Toronto - a one-off show he did with Pearl Jam & Blues Traveler - backing band was Booker T & The MGs - there were lots of group-style singalong versions at the end of the show and I'm remembering Helpless was one of those cuts...legendary!
	🛒 1:50pm Alvy Singer: @ Ken From Hyde Park... Sonic Youth covered Computer Age.
	1:51pm Roberto: Another friendly reminder that Neil is a massive railroad buff just like yours truly!
	1:51pm Spinning Giant: Uncle Michael - it truly is - they are so amazing live - or at least they were back in the day...still one of my alltime fave albums
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: He fucking SAVED Lionel.
	1:51pm βrian: You mean like Gomez Addams, Roberto?
	1:52pm coelacanth∅: i just had a slight panic attack when i realised i was hearing Neil Young song after Neil Young song.
	🛒 1:52pm Franco Twinkie: R.I.P. The Southern Pacific. That was MY rail road!
	1:52pm Roberto: Yep, exactly like Gomez Adams.
	1:52pm Roberto: Oops ADDAMS.
	🛒 1:52pm Brian in UK: Better the CJs do Helpless than Powderfinger which needs some urgency about it.
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: Coel! No memorial...TRIBUTE!
	1:53pm Roberto: Yeah growing up in L.A. in the '70s and '80s, the SP was the dominant road.
	1:53pm Rich in Washington: I love the Del-Lords. Not only because they have a former Dictators member in it, but that's why I discovered them.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: I live in Santa Fe territory. UP, too.
	1:54pm βrian: Those head-on locomotive crashes were something!
	1:55pm spodiodi: I need to look into hearing more Del-Lords.
	1:55pm goyim in the am: @Brian in UK: get thee to youtube and check them out covering it a year or three ago. They nail it.
	1:55pm Roberto: UM, you live in one of the cities from whence the ATSF got its name, yes?
	1:55pm Little Danny: Yes!
	🛒 1:55pm Franco Twinkie: A kid at my junior high was creamed on the SP mainline by my house.
	1:56pm spodiodi: That was a good one
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: Yes...the Santa Fe shops are here.
	🛒 1:57pm Brian in UK: Uncle I would take issue with you here as Gene Clark singing See The Sky About To Rain on the same album is magnificent.
	1:57pm Roberto: Is it BNSF these days? I've lost track.
	1:57pm Roberto: HA lost track! That wasn't even intentional!
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: It was a tough call Brian. Yes, Roberto.
	1:58pm northguineahills: thanks for the Neil Young covers! and, now, the Byrds!
	1:58pm TDK60: Hey there.
	🛒 1:58pm Brian in UK: goyim theirs is good, will check it out.
	1:58pm bigplanetnoise: Great soundtrack today, UM!
	🛒 2:01pm Franco Twinkie: When I was a young man I would sit in the hills of Echo Park with my girlfriend smoking pot watching the trains shunting in the SP Taylor Yard by Griffith Park. It's all gone.
	2:01pm TDK60: Oh yeah, that Byrds version of "See the Sky" is incredible.
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: ngh! TDK! Bob!
	2:06pm Roberto: Oh yeah, that's definitely Victoria.
	2:07pm dan: I thought Hal Wilner started the tribute album.
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: When was Hal's first tribute album?
	2:07pm StringOFperils: When was Bowie's PIN UPS?
	2:08pm Rich in Washington: I believe either Stay Awake or maybe the Cohen one.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: An all-covers album isn't a tribute album, SOP.
	2:08pm StringOFperils: Multiple tributes, doesn't count...okay...
	2:09pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, The Bridge is one of the first tribute album of its ilk that I was aware of, even though I see the Wilner productions predate it. I just remember the jaw-dropping diversity of its contributors. Genesis P. Orridge was on it, ferchrissake.
	2:09pm dan: @UM 1981, the Nino Rota tribute.
	2:09pm unpopularfred: the Wilner/Nino Rota album is from 1981
	2:10pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. That's correct, dan. I remember that.
	🛒 2:10pm Franco Twinkie: I got in trouble once for making the observation that Victoria sometimes, but not all the time, bleets like a goat when she sings. But I love her! I'm just sayin...
	2:10pm goyim in the am: I will never understand why Henry Kaiser is the most hated guitarist on YouTube.
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: You're thinking of Stevie Nicks, Franco.
	2:11pm TDK60: Marc Bolan sounded like a sheep during his earlier hippy folk phase.
	2:11pm Rich in Washington: I also remember Zorn's Ennio tribute The Big Gundown and a fairly early tribute album, but not in the multi-artist tribute vein.
	2:11pm alanr: Speaking of tributes, I went to see the (late) Hal Wilner tribute show to Neil Young in 2003 at Prospect Park. It was quite a smart collection of musicians with their own interpretations.
	2:11pm Roberto: Whoa, if she sings like a goat, this is her goat scream!
	2:12pm Rich in Washington: That's news to me, goyim. How so?
	🛒 2:12pm Franco Twinkie: Her too, Michael. But I was sitting in front of Victoria when I said that.
	2:12pm goyim in the am: Seriously, look at the comments to any Kaiser video. There’s a gang of idiots following and insulting him.
	2:12pm Roberto: DERP
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: never read the comments
	2:13pm Rich in Washington: Oh. Guitar dudes are that way. I think it's the phallic aspect that attracts doofuses.
	2:13pm burke: I thought the plural of gentry was gentry. Gentri?
	2:13pm Rich in Washington: I call reading comments 'flipping over the rock'.
	2:13pm frenchee: I kept thinking UM needed to adjust the turntable pitch...but then I started to bleat along with VW
	2:14pm Rich in Washington: ..present company excepted, of course..
	2:14pm northguineahills: There's a comp tribute consisting of all female bands called "Cinnamon Girl". I think learned of it from Michele or SheilaB, first.
	2:15pm StringOFperils: Hard for me to accept that The Bridge initiates the tribute album. Seems impossible, but I can't think of anything (yet) to contest it. Interesting!
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: how long did that stream hiccup last?
	2:15pm Mark R: One of my favorite bands doing one of my favorite songs!
	2:15pm Roberto: Not long, UM. Maybe 10 seconds.
	2:16pm StringOFperils: Not long UM....here's another...few...
	2:16pm Roberto: OOPS spoke too soon!
	2:16pm βrian: Cat jumped on the keyboard, I bet.
	2:16pm Little Danny: Beyond The Wildwood - A Tribute To Syd Barrett was '87.
	2:16pm Rich in Washington: ruh roh.
	2:17pm alanr: aliens!!! Russian hackers!!
	2:17pm Rich in Washington: The Sheena stream was glitching out yesterday.
	2:17pm goyim in the am: My guess is that Kaiser’s got expensive equipment and it offends the “I wanna demonstrate gear at NAMM” community that he doesn’t play fusion on it.
	🛒 2:17pm dutchtheo: This was the hiccup verse, oops and now longer break: Ten silver saxes A bass with a bow The drummer relaxes And waits between shows For his cinnamon girl
	2:17pm Doug Schulkind: Second stream drop-out in the last 10 minutes. Now it's flittering back and forth.
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: I'm even going to argue against those ealier Wilner projects because they weren't tributes to generally popular artists.
	2:18pm dan: Powderfinger sounds more Tom Petty-ish.
	2:18pm Lane Gray: That limerick neither rhymes nor scans
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: Good call. Danny!
	2:18pm northguineahills: @alanr: I might had been there. After playing my soccer game, I'd go one of the shows o'er there every weekend. (I was young, so, after each game, my team would get loaded and toasted).
	2:18pm TDK60: There was a tribute to Woody Guthrie album -- but it was a live concert tribute, from '68, maybe.
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: Alan! Theo!
	2:19pm Roberto: Yeee-haw! Powderfinger, pardner!
	2:19pm Uncle Michael: 2:13 without a glitch.
	2:19pm alanr: quite a smart show! Glad to have the archives for a second listen later or sharing.
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Alan.
	2:21pm Lizardner Dave 2: I posted the link to this show in a Wilco fan group on FB so naturally the glitch happens during the Wilco cover. Whoops.
	2:21pm dan: The first time I ever heard of Sonic Youth was seeing them taking food out of Peter Frampton's cooler on The Simpsons.
	2:21pm northguineahills: The first time I heard this SY, I didn't know it was a Neil Young track (I was 16)
	2:21pm Little Danny: I bought all those damned tribute comps at the time as a garage band-besotted teen. Also, Here Ain't the Sonics, Shangri-La - A Tribute To The Kinks, and the Where the Pyramid Meets the Eye Roky trib.
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: DAMN YOU, DAVE.
	2:22pm TDK60: Wait a second. I have an old tribute to the Byrds tape, from '89?
	2:22pm Lizardner Dave 2: I know, I know.....
	2:23pm Lizardner Dave 2: No pressure UM but Jeff Tweedy's wife actually reads the group and occasionally posts there.
	2:26pm Uncle Michael: I have nothing against her, Dave.
	2:26pm Rich in Washington: Ah, Pixies before Kim got shoved into the background.
	2:27pm Spinning Giant: @RIW was just thinking the same...those golden Black/Deal equal wait harmonies...delicious...
	2:27pm Lizardner Dave 2: Nobody should! She's profane, hilarious, sweet and used to run Lounge Ax.
	2:27pm doctorjazz: Seen Wilco do a fine cover of The Losing End.
	2:29pm Lizardner Dave 2: @doctorjazz - Jeff's solo band did that and The Old Country Waltz at a drive-in show that was streamed a few weeks back. Think someone put the show on archive.org.
	2:31pm doctorjazz: I'd Like to catch that@Lizatdner Dave 2, thanks. I saw them do it at Solid Sound festival; maybe some other time, seem them many times, hard to keep them separate.
	2:33pm burke: Sun/Son, don't wait till the break of day
	2:33pm Dean: Thank you, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, for making the world so we don't have to leave the house to visit record stores.
	2:34pm Mark R: A live heart attack would be GREAT radio, though.
	2:35pm TDK60: Aging Dylanologists have awoken and will be here shortly.
	2:35pm dan: I thought Powderfinger was Neil's closest to Dylan.
	2:37pm Rich in Washington: Do what you gotta do, Michael! I once called the advice nurse after having acute pains in my upper abdomen and she asked me a long list of symptoms, when they occurred, duration, etc. She finally said "sounds like you really need to fart!".
	2:37pm Mark R: Was her diagnosis correct, Rich?
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Mark! Right?
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: I always really need to fart. Ok, well...sometimes I just want to.
	🛒 2:39pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy-Hinky! Unc, what a palette you had to work with today. Still remember hearing that "Words" cover back in the day. Made me a total Victoria fan.
	2:40pm Uncle Michael: Kevin! yes!
	2:40pm Spinning Giant: BGTs! Lovely...
	🛒 2:40pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Franco I grew up in Glendale and Burbank! I'm near San Jose now but I miss the Valley.
	🛒 2:40pm Franco Twinkie: The last big rock show I went to was The Dream Syndicate. As things were warming up, they played Mr. Soul on the P.A. The reason I went was my good friend was in the band and I hadn't seen him in years. Years before Chris and I were at work and he was in a bad mood, I asked him what was wrong. He told me the night before he had got a call to see if he wanted to join Crazy Horse for their next tour. His wife(At The Time) said he had to stat home. Needless to say they're not married anymore.
	2:40pm Rich in Washington: Um apparently. I blame my diet of spicy Thai and Indian food and working in an office environment. My regular doctor later essentially said 'let 'er rip', with respect to burping and farting.
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: And thaaat's... about as over-share-y as I ever wanna get. Sorry folks.
	2:42pm βrian: Office environments are still a thing?
	2:42pm Uncle Michael: oopsie
	🛒 2:42pm KevinfromBayRidge: Oops!
	2:42pm Lizardner Dave 2: Don't pull a Jack Spector on us UM!
	2:43pm Dean: Coulda fooled me. I thought that was America during their Albert-Ayler-covers-Neil-Young period.
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: Dang stream. Stop that nonsense!
	2:44pm Lizardner Dave 2: I'm not an IT guy by any means but I think the stream needs its prostate checked.
	2:44pm Dean: Maybe this is what Heraclitus meant about staying in the same stream?
	2:45pm Uncle Michael: we're not letting this spoil our good time
	2:46pm Rich in Washington: It's not spoiling mine. This Neil tribute's fantastic!
	🛒 2:47pm Brian in UK: Thanks Uncle for lettin' Neil rip.
	2:47pm Rich in Washington: I think you're right about not leaning on the actual tribute albums - these renditions seem more heartfelt, unique...
	2:48pm northguineahills: lost the video feed again....
	2:48pm doctorjazz: This Lavette cover is terrific!
	2:48pm northguineahills: (could be my end).
	2:49pm mauri: Thanks UM!
	2:49pm johnk77: great show today that pretenders track also on pirate radio box set video and ethernet audio good right now
	2:49pm doctorjazz: Don't think I would have identified The Pretenders blind.
	2:49pm Doug Schulkind: What doctorjazz said.
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: I think Bettye got tired of waiting for Mavis to do it and said "all right...FINE"
	2:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, UM, much enjoyed the show!
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: mauri!
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: we're down to three more songs
	2:51pm unpopularfred: Ahhhhhh! My theme song
	🛒 2:52pm Franco Twinkie: Good one to round the bend with.
	2:52pm βrian: "Fuck up, little camper!"
	2:52pm Uncle Michael: dedicated to my modem
	2:53pm Dean: C'mon everybody, sing along!
	🛒 2:53pm Franco Twinkie: I though it was about my typing!
	2:54pm prudy: thanks for a great show Uncle Michael...looking forward to hearing you and Gaylord duking it out in late Oct...
	🛒 2:54pm Brian in UK: Has anyone covered 'Piece of Crap'?
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Dean, thank you for not giving me grief about playing this live track.
	2:55pm Dean: U2's entire catalog is devoted to that, Brian in UK. It's live? Oh, man, this just isn't my day.
	🛒 2:56pm Brian in UK: Nice one Dean.
	2:56pm spodiodi: Thanks for the TRIBUTE, UM! Hadn’t known about most of these covers before
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: I can feel it getting down to the wire.
	2:56pm dan: Appropriately the penultimate song of the day.
	2:56pm Dean: I await Fleetwood Mac's cover of Neil Young's cover of "Albatross"...
	2:57pm StringOFperils: Comes a time, when you're driftin'.....time to hit the road. Thanks UM!
	2:57pm dan: It's also the theme of this month with the election.
	🛒 2:57pm KevinfromBayRidge: Sorry Dean, too derivative.
	2:58pm βrian: Gracias, Tio Miguel.
	🛒 2:58pm Brian in UK: Where does Wrecking Ball feature, oh yes earlier this week.
	2:58pm Dean: I have a meeting, dangit.
	2:58pm burke: A great time today -- but nothing can touch the Gibb Bros songwriter tribute show!
	2:59pm chresti: Thanks UM!
	🛒 2:59pm Franco Twinkie: What are these meetings people keep talking about?
	2:59pm dan: Great show UM.
	3:00pm TDK60: Thanks DJ UM.
	🛒 3:00pm KevinfromBayRidge: TenQ, TenQ UM!
	3:00pm Really Lisa: Thank you, UM. Wait, @burke, link to Gibb Bros show please.
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for hanging out with me today, everyone.
	🛒 3:01pm Franco Twinkie: Thank you Michael. This was extra, extra special.
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: I really need to properly label all my tributes and specials...it's a project.
	🛒 3:02pm dutchtheo: it's over... Thanks Unk
	3:02pm doctorjazz: The Meters! Cool (wouldn't have thunk it either)
	3:02pm Doug Schulkind: The sole cover on Cabbage Alley, and what an exquisite thing it is.
	3:02pm burke: wfmu.org...
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: Wonderful show today, Uncle Michael! Thanks!
	3:02pm Really Lisa: Thanks, burke!!
	3:03pm burke: enjoy, lisa, thanks UM!
	3:04pm Lizardner Dave 2: Great show UM, thank you!
	3:05pm KWilde: Great show UM! Looking forward to the next one
	3:06pm northguineahills: Thanks, UM!
	3:07pm Rich in Washington: bye!
	3:07pm TBuenz: Thank you UM
	3:07pm Uncle Michael: bye!
	10:04pm Steve from Dunwoody: A song from the soundtrack to "I Shot Andy Warhol"? I have that CD, I don't know why I have that CD. Whoa, that's a good cover by Wilco. And the CD has a Dylan cover too. Going to listen to that one again, thanks Unc!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 2, 2020

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