WFMU: Denny's Den with Dennis Diken: Playlist from March 3, 2021

Listener comments!
	2:00pm Dennis Diken: WELCOME "YON DENIZENS OF THE DEN!" LET'S "MARCH" INTO A NEW MONTH OF ENJOYMENT!
	2:00pm Listener Baby: WPAPIPOBP!!! Double D, bring that thing to this place. We've been waiting through Coca-Cola commercials all morning! Hope all is good. PS> The double bill of you and Baby during pledge drive, isn't even fair. How can so much musical power be contained in one place?
	2:01pm Hoboken Jack: Hey there Dennis! Hey there Baby!
	2:01pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Dennis and all other Denizens!
	2:02pm HyperDose: Hey Dennis, Denizens! Ready for another whopper of a show!
	2:02pm Andrew in Toronto: Howdy Jack!
	2:02pm Reechie: Greetings Dennis and all!
	2:02pm Nutley Sam: Happy James Doohan's birthday
	2:02pm Listener Baby: Hi Jack. Hope all is great!
	2:03pm myron feld: All tuned Den! But each week I feel a little worse for June Christy.
	2:07pm Dennis Diken: hey Listener Baby! alright Hoboken Jack! Andrew, HyperDose, Reechie, Nutley Sam! yes, myron, we all feel June's pain
	2:08pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Dennis and Denizens!
	2:08pm SmokinJ: Greetings dd & all that rock! 8-)
	2:09pm Woo: That mojo is definitely working
	2:09pm Dennis Diken: hey Gaylord! SmokinJ!
	2:10pm Listener Baby: Gaylord. Has anyone told you that you are the king of the world. today? Consider it said.
	2:10pm HyperDose: I just saw that old premium this morning and I really hope it ends up in the store!
	2:12pm Gaylord Fields: Baby!!!
	2:13pm Dudski: Thought that was Junior Walker for a minute.
	2:13pm Mike Conroy: Howdy!
	2:17pm Dennis Diken: welcome Gaylord! you too Woo! hey Mike! Dudski I "hear" you!
	2:20pm HyperDose: Little Richard's SERIOUS pipes never get old. I dare anyone to put that on and not get up and move.
	2:21pm LesleyK: From Little Richard to the Undertones.... I'll take it all!! Hey Dennis and Denizens!
	2:23pm Dennis Diken: @HyperDose - Penniman, for your pleasure! hey LesleyK - at your service!
	2:23pm myron feld: Earl Palmer's bio (also entitled "Backbeat") was a good read. I liked the pride he took in being able to read the charts for movie and TV scores.
	2:24pm SmokinJ: You got this rockin' thang down to a science dd.. More, More!! 8-)
	2:25pm Dennis Diken: @myron - no argument here where Earl Palmer is concerned! I hung with him a few times, a class act! hey, thanks SmokinJ!
	2:26pm Woo: It's all too beautiful.
	2:27pm Dennis Diken: @Woo - "tell you what I'll do"
	2:27pm myron feld: oh man, you hung with Earl Palmer?!?
	2:27pm LesleyK: :) small faces
	2:28pm Dennis Diken: @LesleyK - oh yes indeed, never need no arm twistin' when it comes to playing our beloved Small Faces!
	2:29pm Dennis Diken: @myron - yeah, like, 3 times. had dinner once. he was too, too cool!
	2:31pm Andrew in Toronto: That`s pretty high cotton Dennis.
	2:34pm Dennis Diken: @Andrew - yeah, he had a regular Tuesday nite jam hang at Chadney's in Burbank in the 80s/90s
	2:35pm Andrew in Toronto: It`s all about the hang!
	2:36pm LesleyK: Rankin' Full Stop IS a great show! definitely a Sunday must.
	2:37pm HyperDose: Someone needs to sit down with Dennis and document all of his hangs. So many stories!
	2:39pm gene sculatti: Best Buster Brown ever!
	2:39pm Hoboken Jack: hi Andrew and Gaylord and everybody!
	2:41pm MFlynn: Hi Dennis, Jack and everyone!
	2:41pm Woo: Love this Buster Brown along with the cover art.
	2:46pm Dennis Diken: yeah LesleyK - missing his shows is a mortal "Sin!" @gene - so glad you're here! and MFlynn. agreed Woo!
	2:46pm myron feld: ah, the best bass line ever (Am I The Same Girl/Soulful Strut).....
	2:48pm Nutley Sam: @Dennis -- conflicting info out there on who played drums on the Odd Couple (TV) theme. Sounds like Earl to me rather than Hal. Can you confirm or deny? The incidental music is trickier!
	2:48pm Cal Zone!: Hi DD and the rest! Thanks for playing Rochester NY's, and Brighton HS alum Steve Alaimo earlier! He's the ginchiest!
	2:50pm Nutley Sam: @Cal how did I not know Steve Alaimo was a BHS alum? I wonder if used the same gym locker as him...
	2:50pm Woo: I heard Run Mascara Run for the first time last week and loved it. So glad to hear it again.
	2:51pm Cal Zone!: Es poseeblay Nutley SE! I posted some yearbook photos a few weeks ago...I'll try to dig em up for a repost!
	2:52pm :jenn: Sounds like David Geddes got his hook for “Run Joey Run” from “Run Mascara.”
	2:59pm Dennis Diken: @myron - oh yeah, we were trying to get to the "bottom" of best bass lines a while back, right. @NutleySam - my money is on Earl for the Odd Couple Theme, can't be 100% sure tho. yeah Woo, I was reminded of "RMR" on Glynis' show the other day. @Cal Zone - Steve A made his mark in Florida later, yes? @:jenn - veddy interesting!
	2:59pm Woo: Fever. With more strings.
	2:59pm Gerry from Miami: Cal Zone! Steve Alaimo was a sensation here in the Miami area starting shen I was in junior high, pre-Beatles.
	3:01pm Cal Zone!: Yes, Steve graduated HS and ended up going to college in Florida where his career took off, but previously he played with a few different groups in Rochester area.
	3:03pm Dennis Diken: totally into my Alaimo. Mikey Shelley is too, I say! did he (Alaimo, that is) work on those Blowfly rekkids as well?
	3:03pm Gerry from Miami: "Every Day I Have to Cry Some," very big hit on WQAM, 560
	3:04pm Cal Zone!: He played in his cousin Jim Alaimo's band and recorded with them too. As well as a couple of other HS dopes who would later make small marks in the industry! And yes, the same Steve Alaimo who would later start TK Records!
	3:07pm Listener Baby: Grady Tate Among his most widely heard vocal performances are the songs "I Got Six", "Naughty Number Nine", and "Fireworks" from Multiplication Rock and America Rock, both part of the Schoolhouse Rock series
	3:09pm Dennis Diken: @Listener Baby - right! great drummer, he was, too
	3:10pm Sissophonic Cheryl: Todd is driving, enjoying the show! I'm enjoying at home!
	3:10pm DA The DJ: Hi everyone!
	3:13pm ChrisB.: I saw Otis Blackwell in a little bar in Red Bank in the late 70’s with a local pickup band. And yes, he did sound just like Elvis
	3:13pm Cal Zone!: Jim Alaimo would later join the Mojo Men and wrote a few songs, and BHS chum Brad Shapiro would later drum for various combos, wrote, and produced a few! All of these dorks were Brighton HS pals....and this same school would later spawn the Elwitt Brothers!
	3:16pm Gaylord Fields: I'm a huge Steve Alaimo fan too! His ska LP is especially great! The Blues Busters were his backing vocalists, to give it real Jamaican cred.
	3:20pm Nutley Sam: Del's version of Handy Man is Gallant to James Taylor's Goofus
	3:22pm Nutley Sam: @Cal the Degrads recorded with an engineer from the Mojo Men whose name escapes me. I can picture him.
	3:22pm ChrisB.: Dave Edmunds sounds like Johnny Kidd.
	3:23pm Dennis Diken: @Sissophonic - lotsa love and hey to Todd-O! DA! TAST! @ChrisB, right on. @Gaylord - gotta dig that one out! @Nutley Sam - good point!
	3:23pm SmokinJ: Dave Rules!
	3:23pm ChrisB.: See?
	3:24pm myron feld: @Nutley Sam, the Gallant & Goofus reference is the Highlights of my day.
	3:26pm Gerry from Miami: Johnny Kidd and Dave Edmunds sound very similar. Everybody influencing and imitating each other in those days. And remember the hundreds of Beatle-sound-alike bands during the original British Invasion.
	3:28pm Gerry from Miami: Chris B and SmokinJ Looks like we all had the same tbought at once concerning Edmunds and Kidd
	3:30pm SmokinJ: Absolutely Gerry! Saw Dave 'back in the day' solo in '94 and with Rockpile. The cat knew how to rock! I hope he's OK. ... 8-)
	3:31pm Carl from Providence: ah, I miss Lupos
	3:33pm Dennis Diken: @SmokinJ - Rockpile were my band of the '70s, never missed 'em! @Carl from Providence - me too!
	3:35pm Carl from Providence: Hey Dennis, As a former drummer, I think drummers make the best DJ's
	3:36pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Enjoying the spectrum of your sounds today Dennis
	3:37pm SmokinJ: dd: Saw Dave in the same room at the old Eagles Club in BrewTown as I saw you guys at least once (or twice) 8-)
	3:38pm Dennis Diken: @Carl from Providence - I take it you are not expecting an argument here? thanks Glynnis! cool, that, SmokinJ!
	3:38pm Dave in St Albans UK: Hi Dennis. Enjoying today's show! Thanks.
	3:39pm Patti K: Hi all - late to the party but happy to be here
	3:39pm Gerry from Miami: Karen Carpenter and brother Richard were as smooth as silk. Record production values that defined the 70s.
	3:40pm Dennis Diken: @Dave in St Albans UK - thank you, sir! @Gerry from Miami - to be sure! hi Patti K!
	3:43pm ChrisB.: More often than not, a song I’m not familiar with that really grabs me turns out tone The Searchers.
	3:45pm Dennis Diken: @ChrisB - my admiration for The Searchers knows no bounds!
	3:49pm Mike Conroy: Wish I had picked up that Cowsills cd when it was available!
	3:49pm Gerry from Miami: Had a friend in college('64-'69) who regaled me no end about the Searchers, the Who and the Kinks. No Beatles or Sfones for him! He read the NME religiously and followed the English scene as,if his life depended on it. Have to admit, his enthusiasms rubbed off on me. All his fave bands are in my all-time pantheon(along with those pesky Beatles and Stones as well, of course!)
	3:52pm Dennis Diken: @Mike - I know it was hard to find for a while there, again, I assume? @Gerry - good man!
	3:53pm Gerry from Miami: Enjoyed this first-time visit into Denny's Den. Great show! See ya next week, I hope!
	3:53pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks again for the great show Dennis!
	3:53pm Dennis Diken: thanks Gerry! thanks Andrew!
	3:53pm LesleyK: thanks for the tunes! great show yet again!
	3:54pm Dennis Diken: @LesleyK - much obliged!
	3:55pm Dennis Diken: THANKS "YON DENIZENS OF THE DEN" FOR TUNING IN AND HANGING OUT! I LOVE YOU ALL MADLY! ONTO THE MARATHON!!
	3:55pm Richard: Great show, Dennis! Thanks!
	3:56pm Dennis Diken: thanks Richard!
	3:56pm Rob Seel: Thanks for the cool show, Dennis!

Denny's Den with Dennis Diken: Playlist from March 3, 2021

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Step into Denny’s Den to give yourself a little lift as you make your way through the busy day. Or take a break and make the world go away for a while. Dig on platters a-plenty, from The Chantels to Del Shannon, The Small Faces to Jimmy Reed. And so much more. Maybe some Basie and Kenton? Relax. You’ve earned it!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ:	"Starting soon"					Starting soon	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Stan Kenton	This Is My Theme "This Is My Theme" by "Stan Kenton"	A Presentation of Progressive Jazz	Capitol	1947	LP		0:00:27 (Pop-up)
Otis Blackwell	Wake Up Fool "Wake Up Fool" by "Otis Blackwell"	The Songs And Recordings Of Otis Blackwell	RCA Victor	1952	CD		0:03:41 (Pop-up)
Steve Alaimo	Everybody Knows But Her		ABC Paramount	1964	CD-R		0:05:59 (Pop-up)
Joyce Harris	I Got My Mojp Working	Crackers: Various Whites Play And Sing The Blues Wfmu 2019		1960	CD-R		0:08:27 (Pop-up)
Beans	Jumpin' Beans "Jumpin' Beans" by "Beans"	Ska's The Limit 1959-1964, Vol.1	Island	1961	CD		0:10:25 (Pop-up)
Willie Mitchell & The Four Kings featuring Don Bryant	That Driving Beat	Willie Mitchell's Driving Beat	Hi	1965	CD		0:12:32 (Pop-up)
Hal Blaine & The Young Cougars	Mutiny on the Bongos	Deuces, T's, Roadsters and Drums	Sundazed	1963	CD		0:14:36 (Pop-up)
Smiley Lewis	Shame, Shame, Shame "Shame, Shame, Shame" by "Smiley Lewis"	Backbeat : The World's Greatest Rock'n'Roll Drummer	Imperial	1956	CD		0:16:20 (Pop-up)
Little Richard	I Got It "I Got It" by "Little Richard"	Backbeat : The World's Greatest Rock'n'Roll Drummer	Specialty	1959	CD		0:18:15 (Pop-up)
The Undertones	Jimmy Jimmy "Jimmy Jimmy" by "The Undertones"	The Undertones	Sire	1979	CD		0:20:28 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Little By Little	England's Newest Hitmakers	London	1964	CD		0:23:05 (Pop-up)
Small Faces	Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow	From The Beginning [	Decca	1967	CD		0:25:38 (Pop-up)
Hot Lips Page and His Texas Blusicians	Gone With The Gin	52nd Street Swing: New York In The '30s	Decca	1940	CD		0:27:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Denny D	Welcome To Denny's Den #29!	Drums! Drums! a Go Go!	Dunhill	1965	CD		0:30:39 (Pop-up)
Buster Brown	Is You Is Or Is You Ain't	The New King Of The Blues	Fire	1960	CD		0:39:48 (Pop-up)
The Queen (Dinah Washington)	Honky Tonky	Handy Man: The Otis Blackwell Songbook	Mercury	1958	CD		0:42:10 (Pop-up)
Aretha Franklin	The House That Jack Built		Atlantic	1968	CD		0:44:04 (Pop-up)
Barbara Acklin	Am I The Same Girl	Seven Days Of Night	Brunswick	1968	MP3		0:46:17 (Pop-up)
The Exciters	Run Mascara "Run Mascara" by "The Exciters"	The Exciters	Roulette	1965	CD		0:49:12 (Pop-up)
Arthur Alexander	Call Me Honey "Call Me Honey" by "Arthur Alexander"	Arthur Alexander	Warner Bros.	1972	CD		0:51:28 (Pop-up)
Bobby Womack	Holdin' On To My Baby's Love	Anthology: Bobby Womack		1973	CD		0:55:32 (Pop-up)
Solomon Burke	Home In Your Heart "Home In Your Heart" by "Solomon Burke"	If You Need Me	Atlantic	1963	CD		0:56:00 (Pop-up)
Little Willie John	Fever "Fever" by "Little Willie John"	Fever	King	1956	CD		0:58:00 (Pop-up)
Shirley Scott	Roll 'Em [Album Version]	Roll 'Em	Impulse	1966	CD		1:00:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Denny D	blabbin' "blabbin'" by "Denny D"	Freedom Suite	Atlantic	1969	CD		1:04:45 (Pop-up)
Otis Blackwell And Winfield Scott	One Broken Heart For Sale (Demo)	Handy Man: The Otis Blackwell Songbook	Ace	1962	CD		1:13:14 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Please Don't Drag That String Around	It Happened At The World’s Fair	RCA Victor	1963	CD		1:15:05 (Pop-up)
Sam Butera & The Witnesses	I Feel Good All Over	Handy Man: The Otis Blackwell Songbook	Capitol	1962	CD		1:16:56 (Pop-up)
Del Shannon	Handy Man "Handy Man" by "Del Shannon"	Handy Man	Amy	1964	CD		1:19:09 (Pop-up)
Dave Edmunds	Let's Talk About Us "Let's Talk About Us" by "Dave Edmunds"	Get It	Swan Song	1977	MP3		1:21:16 (Pop-up)
Cliff Richard & The Shadows	Nine Times Out Of Ten	Handy Man: The Otis Blackwell Songbook	Columbia	1960	CD		1:23:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Denny D	Denny yaps for the third time today	Everything I Play Is Funky	Blue Note	1970	CD		1:25:29 (Pop-up)
Glenn Miller Orchestra	King Porter Stomp [Live]	You Leave Me Breathless	Buddha / BMG	1939	CD		1:31:42 (Pop-up)
The Carpenters	Only Yesterday "Only Yesterday" by "The Carpenters"	Yesterday Once More	A&M	1975	CD		1:34:34 (Pop-up)
Mike D'Abo	Mary, Warm My Bed "Mary, Warm My Bed" by "Mike D'Abo"	D'Abo	Uni	1970	CD		1:38:11 (Pop-up)
The Searchers	Each Time "Each Time" by "The Searchers"	The Searchers	Kapp	1965	CD		1:41:02 (Pop-up)
The Who	It's Not True "It's Not True" by "The Who"	The Who Sings My Generation	Decca	1965	CD		1:43:45 (Pop-up)
The Cowsills	She Said To Me "She Said To Me" by "The Cowsills"	Global	Robin	1998	CD		1:46:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Denny D	Signing Off Denny's Den #29!	Big Beat On The Organ	Mercury	1958	CD		1:49:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:00pm Dennis Diken: WELCOME "YON DENIZENS OF THE DEN!" LET'S "MARCH" INTO A NEW MONTH OF ENJOYMENT!
	2:00pm Listener Baby: WPAPIPOBP!!! Double D, bring that thing to this place. We've been waiting through Coca-Cola commercials all morning! Hope all is good. PS> The double bill of you and Baby during pledge drive, isn't even fair. How can so much musical power be contained in one place?
	2:01pm Hoboken Jack: Hey there Dennis! Hey there Baby!
	2:01pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Dennis and all other Denizens!
	2:02pm HyperDose: Hey Dennis, Denizens! Ready for another whopper of a show!
	2:02pm Andrew in Toronto: Howdy Jack!
	2:02pm Reechie: Greetings Dennis and all!
	2:02pm Nutley Sam: Happy James Doohan's birthday
	2:02pm Listener Baby: Hi Jack. Hope all is great!
	2:03pm myron feld: All tuned Den! But each week I feel a little worse for June Christy.
	2:07pm Dennis Diken: hey Listener Baby! alright Hoboken Jack! Andrew, HyperDose, Reechie, Nutley Sam! yes, myron, we all feel June's pain
	2:08pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Dennis and Denizens!
	2:08pm SmokinJ: Greetings dd & all that rock! 8-)
	2:09pm Woo: That mojo is definitely working
	2:09pm Dennis Diken: hey Gaylord! SmokinJ!
	2:10pm Listener Baby: Gaylord. Has anyone told you that you are the king of the world. today? Consider it said.
	2:10pm HyperDose: I just saw that old premium this morning and I really hope it ends up in the store!
	2:12pm Gaylord Fields: Baby!!!
	2:13pm Dudski: Thought that was Junior Walker for a minute.
	2:13pm Mike Conroy: Howdy!
	2:17pm Dennis Diken: welcome Gaylord! you too Woo! hey Mike! Dudski I "hear" you!
	2:20pm HyperDose: Little Richard's SERIOUS pipes never get old. I dare anyone to put that on and not get up and move.
	2:21pm LesleyK: From Little Richard to the Undertones.... I'll take it all!! Hey Dennis and Denizens!
	2:23pm Dennis Diken: @HyperDose - Penniman, for your pleasure! hey LesleyK - at your service!
	2:23pm myron feld: Earl Palmer's bio (also entitled "Backbeat") was a good read. I liked the pride he took in being able to read the charts for movie and TV scores.
	2:24pm SmokinJ: You got this rockin' thang down to a science dd.. More, More!! 8-)
	2:25pm Dennis Diken: @myron - no argument here where Earl Palmer is concerned! I hung with him a few times, a class act! hey, thanks SmokinJ!
	2:26pm Woo: It's all too beautiful.
	2:27pm Dennis Diken: @Woo - "tell you what I'll do"
	2:27pm myron feld: oh man, you hung with Earl Palmer?!?
	2:27pm LesleyK: :) small faces
	2:28pm Dennis Diken: @LesleyK - oh yes indeed, never need no arm twistin' when it comes to playing our beloved Small Faces!
	2:29pm Dennis Diken: @myron - yeah, like, 3 times. had dinner once. he was too, too cool!
	2:31pm Andrew in Toronto: That`s pretty high cotton Dennis.
	2:34pm Dennis Diken: @Andrew - yeah, he had a regular Tuesday nite jam hang at Chadney's in Burbank in the 80s/90s
	2:35pm Andrew in Toronto: It`s all about the hang!
	2:36pm LesleyK: Rankin' Full Stop IS a great show! definitely a Sunday must.
	2:37pm HyperDose: Someone needs to sit down with Dennis and document all of his hangs. So many stories!
	2:39pm gene sculatti: Best Buster Brown ever!
	2:39pm Hoboken Jack: hi Andrew and Gaylord and everybody!
	2:41pm MFlynn: Hi Dennis, Jack and everyone!
	2:41pm Woo: Love this Buster Brown along with the cover art.
	2:46pm Dennis Diken: yeah LesleyK - missing his shows is a mortal "Sin!" @gene - so glad you're here! and MFlynn. agreed Woo!
	2:46pm myron feld: ah, the best bass line ever (Am I The Same Girl/Soulful Strut).....
	2:48pm Nutley Sam: @Dennis -- conflicting info out there on who played drums on the Odd Couple (TV) theme. Sounds like Earl to me rather than Hal. Can you confirm or deny? The incidental music is trickier!
	2:48pm Cal Zone!: Hi DD and the rest! Thanks for playing Rochester NY's, and Brighton HS alum Steve Alaimo earlier! He's the ginchiest!
	2:50pm Nutley Sam: @Cal how did I not know Steve Alaimo was a BHS alum? I wonder if used the same gym locker as him...
	2:50pm Woo: I heard Run Mascara Run for the first time last week and loved it. So glad to hear it again.
	2:51pm Cal Zone!: Es poseeblay Nutley SE! I posted some yearbook photos a few weeks ago...I'll try to dig em up for a repost!
	2:52pm :jenn: Sounds like David Geddes got his hook for “Run Joey Run” from “Run Mascara.”
	2:59pm Dennis Diken: @myron - oh yeah, we were trying to get to the "bottom" of best bass lines a while back, right. @NutleySam - my money is on Earl for the Odd Couple Theme, can't be 100% sure tho. yeah Woo, I was reminded of "RMR" on Glynis' show the other day. @Cal Zone - Steve A made his mark in Florida later, yes? @:jenn - veddy interesting!
	2:59pm Woo: Fever. With more strings.
	2:59pm Gerry from Miami: Cal Zone! Steve Alaimo was a sensation here in the Miami area starting shen I was in junior high, pre-Beatles.
	3:01pm Cal Zone!: Yes, Steve graduated HS and ended up going to college in Florida where his career took off, but previously he played with a few different groups in Rochester area.
	3:03pm Dennis Diken: totally into my Alaimo. Mikey Shelley is too, I say! did he (Alaimo, that is) work on those Blowfly rekkids as well?
	3:03pm Gerry from Miami: "Every Day I Have to Cry Some," very big hit on WQAM, 560
	3:04pm Cal Zone!: He played in his cousin Jim Alaimo's band and recorded with them too. As well as a couple of other HS dopes who would later make small marks in the industry! And yes, the same Steve Alaimo who would later start TK Records!
	3:07pm Listener Baby: Grady Tate Among his most widely heard vocal performances are the songs "I Got Six", "Naughty Number Nine", and "Fireworks" from Multiplication Rock and America Rock, both part of the Schoolhouse Rock series
	3:09pm Dennis Diken: @Listener Baby - right! great drummer, he was, too
	3:10pm Sissophonic Cheryl: Todd is driving, enjoying the show! I'm enjoying at home!
	3:10pm DA The DJ: Hi everyone!
	3:13pm ChrisB.: I saw Otis Blackwell in a little bar in Red Bank in the late 70’s with a local pickup band. And yes, he did sound just like Elvis
	3:13pm Cal Zone!: Jim Alaimo would later join the Mojo Men and wrote a few songs, and BHS chum Brad Shapiro would later drum for various combos, wrote, and produced a few! All of these dorks were Brighton HS pals....and this same school would later spawn the Elwitt Brothers!
	3:16pm Gaylord Fields: I'm a huge Steve Alaimo fan too! His ska LP is especially great! The Blues Busters were his backing vocalists, to give it real Jamaican cred.
	3:20pm Nutley Sam: Del's version of Handy Man is Gallant to James Taylor's Goofus
	3:22pm Nutley Sam: @Cal the Degrads recorded with an engineer from the Mojo Men whose name escapes me. I can picture him.
	3:22pm ChrisB.: Dave Edmunds sounds like Johnny Kidd.
	3:23pm Dennis Diken: @Sissophonic - lotsa love and hey to Todd-O! DA! TAST! @ChrisB, right on. @Gaylord - gotta dig that one out! @Nutley Sam - good point!
	3:23pm SmokinJ: Dave Rules!
	3:23pm ChrisB.: See?
	3:24pm myron feld: @Nutley Sam, the Gallant & Goofus reference is the Highlights of my day.
	3:26pm Gerry from Miami: Johnny Kidd and Dave Edmunds sound very similar. Everybody influencing and imitating each other in those days. And remember the hundreds of Beatle-sound-alike bands during the original British Invasion.
	3:28pm Gerry from Miami: Chris B and SmokinJ Looks like we all had the same tbought at once concerning Edmunds and Kidd
	3:30pm SmokinJ: Absolutely Gerry! Saw Dave 'back in the day' solo in '94 and with Rockpile. The cat knew how to rock! I hope he's OK. ... 8-)
	3:31pm Carl from Providence: ah, I miss Lupos
	3:33pm Dennis Diken: @SmokinJ - Rockpile were my band of the '70s, never missed 'em! @Carl from Providence - me too!
	3:35pm Carl from Providence: Hey Dennis, As a former drummer, I think drummers make the best DJ's
	3:36pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Enjoying the spectrum of your sounds today Dennis
	3:37pm SmokinJ: dd: Saw Dave in the same room at the old Eagles Club in BrewTown as I saw you guys at least once (or twice) 8-)
	3:38pm Dennis Diken: @Carl from Providence - I take it you are not expecting an argument here? thanks Glynnis! cool, that, SmokinJ!
	3:38pm Dave in St Albans UK: Hi Dennis. Enjoying today's show! Thanks.
	3:39pm Patti K: Hi all - late to the party but happy to be here
	3:39pm Gerry from Miami: Karen Carpenter and brother Richard were as smooth as silk. Record production values that defined the 70s.
	3:40pm Dennis Diken: @Dave in St Albans UK - thank you, sir! @Gerry from Miami - to be sure! hi Patti K!
	3:43pm ChrisB.: More often than not, a song I’m not familiar with that really grabs me turns out tone The Searchers.
	3:45pm Dennis Diken: @ChrisB - my admiration for The Searchers knows no bounds!
	3:49pm Mike Conroy: Wish I had picked up that Cowsills cd when it was available!
	3:49pm Gerry from Miami: Had a friend in college('64-'69) who regaled me no end about the Searchers, the Who and the Kinks. No Beatles or Sfones for him! He read the NME religiously and followed the English scene as,if his life depended on it. Have to admit, his enthusiasms rubbed off on me. All his fave bands are in my all-time pantheon(along with those pesky Beatles and Stones as well, of course!)
	3:52pm Dennis Diken: @Mike - I know it was hard to find for a while there, again, I assume? @Gerry - good man!
	3:53pm Gerry from Miami: Enjoyed this first-time visit into Denny's Den. Great show! See ya next week, I hope!
	3:53pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks again for the great show Dennis!
	3:53pm Dennis Diken: thanks Gerry! thanks Andrew!
	3:53pm LesleyK: thanks for the tunes! great show yet again!
	3:54pm Dennis Diken: @LesleyK - much obliged!
	3:55pm Dennis Diken: THANKS "YON DENIZENS OF THE DEN" FOR TUNING IN AND HANGING OUT! I LOVE YOU ALL MADLY! ONTO THE MARATHON!!
	3:55pm Richard: Great show, Dennis! Thanks!
	3:56pm Dennis Diken: thanks Richard!
	3:56pm Rob Seel: Thanks for the cool show, Dennis!

Denny's Den with Dennis Diken: Playlist from March 3, 2021

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