WFMU: The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from October 20, 2021

Listener comments!
	12:00pm Handy Haversack: efd! All the other letters! One single at a time!
	12:01pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I gradgeeated high school in 79. This should be fun.
	12:01pm Androu B.: Let the 70's spin on! Howdy, EFD!
	12:01pm listener phillip (in the bronx): I'm all "funked" out. Coukdnt find cheap chicken cutlets at "fine fare" and "price choice"
	12:01pm Hopey Sockmonkey: So glad to listen live for a change. Great opener!
	12:03pm listener phillip (in the bronx): I'm one "funked" out 53yr old still waiting for riteaid to fill my insulin Rx
	12:04pm efd: happy to have you Hopey and all! @WoodsofNH you were a year behind me.
	12:05pm vinylmonkee: 70s + 45s + EFD = Awesome
	12:05pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Anyone got a,$10 dollar copay for a,15 day supply of insulin
	12:06pm Carmichael: Heya Evan and seventies folks. This song was big when I DJ'ed in high school.
	12:08pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh wow, I had forgotten about this Hurricane Smith single. 11 year old me was rather into it.
	12:10pm vinylmonkee: Funk flute!
	12:10pm Asheville Jon: .
	12:11pm Mister Dobalina: I see the funk is being spread thick today!
	12:12pm Krys O.: Good afternoon!
	12:13pm Beast of Boonton: Hurricane Smith engineered many Beatles albums
	12:13pm tim from washington: Hi efd and everyone! What does efd and Con Funk Shun have in common? They share the same middle name.
	12:14pm tim from washington: Hold up! The funky electro bed music is Cat Stevens?
	12:15pm Androu B.: This is a Cat Stevens tune? When did he ever discover electronic music?
	12:16pm sinner: Funk it!
	12:17pm tim from washington: Holy Terry Reid style belter. That was great!
	12:17pm steveo's cat: Hi this is Delilah; Just wanted to let everyone know that my trip to the vet went fine, and they gave me some medicine for my ears. Love and needles, tears and pins.
	12:17pm efd: @tim from washington - reminded me of another 70s belter, stand by
	12:18pm McGroovey: Love and tears: one of those singers sounds like Carl Wayne of the Move. Is it?
	12:18pm Krys O.: Glad to hear it, Steveo's cat!
	12:18pm efd: That Cat Stevens track is on an album called Izitso, IIRC
	12:19pm Vincemole: Who there’ll is this singer? Sounds like Marriott, Terry Reid. Amazing!
	12:19pm steveo's cat: ty Kyrs; meow.
	12:20pm Krys O.: Izitso was a cool album, but I'm a long-term Cat Stevens fan. Buddha & the Chocolate Box had some electronic bits on it too.
	12:20pm Carmichael: This is indeed Steve Marriott.
	12:21pm efd: No idea who was singing on that Love & Tears record, if anyone wants to do some digging feel free!
	12:21pm efd: I'm a little busy at the moment ;)
	12:21pm Mister Dobalina: Hope Terry Reid would come back to nYc some time soon. Super nice guy! Lucky to have met him a few times.
	12:22pm Vincemole: Thx Carmichael, so he was just sitting in w them? Like he did on the Easybeats Good Times? I swear Marriott is on Magic Bus too, but the internet keeps saying nope…
	12:22pm tim from washington: Both of my kids' hair grew into Steve Marriott style shags when they were around 18 months old.
	12:24pm tim from washington: How is Izitss? It's a perennial dollar bin hanger outer.
	12:25pm tim from washington: Sorry, I didn't see your Cat Stevens post, Krys.Good to know.
	12:25pm Krys O.: Love and Tears were a German band formerly known as The Blue Moons. I believe Michael Holm was the singer.
	12:25pm Handy Haversack: My musical tastes were pretty undeveloped in the seventies. I can remember singing "We Will Rock You" outside my preschool, but I also thought it was about hammocks. I also wore a football helmet when Skylab fell, so I pretty much had it going on even in preschool.
	12:25pm efd: edited to correct typo - Cat Stevens album is Izitso, as Krys O correctly noted
	12:27pm Krys O.: @Vincemole: Steve Marriott was Humble Pie. He took on Peter Frampton when he was essentially still a kid.
	12:28pm dale: i have a tim moore album, white shadows. think that single is off that album.
	12:28pm steveo: i just ate an Amy's tofu pot pie; it was pretty humble, tbh
	12:29pm karlward: Lizzy!
	12:30pm Carmichael: Actually Krys, the album cover identifies a "Gerd Grabowsky" as singer sand drummer.
	12:30pm Krys O.: My ages during the 70s: 7 through 16. The formative years.
	12:31pm Handy Haversack: The same for my youngest sister, Krys.
	12:31pm Lunchbag: Reverb has my misophonia up to 11
	12:32pm Krys O.: Discogs says that Love and Tears were from Germany: www.discogs.com...
	12:32pm Krys O.: Thanks, Carmichael!
	12:34pm Woo: Just last night I heard Lizzy Mercier Descloux singing Fire in a Johnny Walker ad on TV
	12:34pm Krys O.: Here's a Google translation of an article about Michael Holm of Love and Tears: www.goettinger-tageblatt.de...
	12:36pm Jack McGuire: Humans. One no hitters.
	12:36pm efd: thanks Krys! Will take a look later.
	12:36pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Wow, The Humans! They were from Santa Cruz and I saw them open for a lot of bands in the bay area back in the day. I think I still have this single.
	12:36pm Michael from the Left Coast: Is a salute to the Brains, and the sadly departed Tom Gray, on tap today with their single?
	12:37pm tim from washington: I was ages 0 to 6 in the 70s. AN early musical memory is turning the dial on my parents' console stereo and stopping in my tracks when I happened upon Aerosmith's Walk This Way. I remember my amazement grow when I discovered that the louder I turned up the stereo and the closer I put my head to the speakers the better it sounded. hahaha
	12:38pm efd: @MichaelftLC Don't have any Brains singles, I don't think. And I thought they were more '80s than '70s?
	12:38pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, EFD & all!
	12:39pm Rich in Bay Ridge: Good heavens...UK!
	12:40pm loveless: Here's Blue Moon/Love and Tears lineup: allmusic-wingsofdream.blogspot.com...
	12:40pm Hoboken Pete: I hope Allan Holdsworth got a good check for this...
	12:40pm Chris Crash: Hey yo, Mr. Funk!! Going thru your playlist to make sure you didn't cheat and played a non-7"
	12:41pm Brian C.: Everything is very cool!
	12:41pm efd: y'all too cool to clicky-star U.K., I see.
	12:42pm tim from washington: Pylon were/are bad ass!
	12:42pm efd: thx @loveless!
	12:42pm efd: @Chris Crash I will withstand your scrutiny!
	12:42pm Jason from Houston: Phew... So fine.
	12:42pm Handy Haversack: Pylon! So great.
	12:42pm Jett: I remember getting U.K. - Danger Money lp back in 1979, and not really liking it that much, you just reminded me why I never dig that out to play it.
	12:43pm Chris Crash: Hmm everything seems on the up and up. Tell ya what...I'll make a donation if AND ONLY IF the next song you play is from the 70s
	12:43pm Jason from Houston: So cool, Handy!
	12:43pm Rich in Bay Ridge: That second UK album was a harbinger of Asia.
	12:43pm Kat in Chicago: Just got out of a meeting in time for Pylon. Cool!
	12:43pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I have the live U.K. album. Very different without Holdsworth.
	12:44pm Jett: I do love Pylon!
	12:44pm Joey: Nope, not Stevie, according to John Hellier's book,"All Too Beautiful". Sounds like him for a bit, but definitely a lower register, especially for 72. I don't see anything about him on Magic Bus, but who knows. Steve did so many sessions and produced so many great tracks for other artists, could be a possibility!! Thanks all!!
	12:44pm ?: PYLON
	12:45pm Handy Haversack: We got the Pylon CD box set a while back. Highly recommended!
	12:45pm Jack McGuire: Walter Murphy did fine work on Family Guy.
	12:46pm Fletchernyc: Dag Nabbit!! I missed Pylon!!
	12:46pm Jack McGuire: Oops, does!
	12:47pm McGroovey: I guess I'm the same age as Krys O. I remember in second grade the whole school of kids being taken into the school gym to watch a moon landing. Looking at the list of Apollo missions, it must have been Apollo 14, January 1971. Or babysitter was a Beatles and Beach Boys fan
	12:50pm Rich in Bay Ridge: Eddie Money went to his grave holding a grudge against Kenny Loggins because he didn't credit him for his vocal performance on "I'm Alright". Sorry Kenny - you've got to live with that
	12:51pm Chris Crash: That Money just earned you some money
	12:52pm efd: @Chris Crash whatever it takes!
	12:52pm Carmichael: Boy this Kincade sounds like either Sweet or Smokie or even Marmalade.
	12:52pm prof.fuzz: Good afternoon EFD and Funkies!
	12:53pm Greg from ZONE 5: I will go ahead and assume that this song was written about my cat.
	12:53pm Handy Haversack: Hey, McGroovey, prof.fuzz! Hope all is well, McGroovey.
	12:54pm steven's cat: what am i, chopped liver?
	12:56pm voice from the heavens: you are what you eat!
	12:56pm Chris Crash: Hope you're enjoying Hunter Renfroe over in Fenway!! He was a Padre that I was SUPER PISSED about him being traded from San Diego, and now he's making championship plays for you guys 😭
	12:56pm Handy Haversack: You can be anything you want to be, Delilah!
	12:59pm paul b: May seem like a foolish question, but do you have any Razz singles? They were a DC band
	1:01pm Chris Crash: Was this on one of your premiums??
	1:01pm Carmichael: Pop up not working.
	1:02pm Srđo from Serbia: nope
	1:03pm Luisa24: Lol! Why do you regret playing the bry an ferry?
	1:05pm Carmichael: OK back!
	1:07pm dale: thought this had a sky high feel.
	1:08pm Jett: I liked Jigsaw. Highly underrated!
	1:08pm Tinley Park Randy: Knew it was Jigsaw 5 seconds in.
	1:09pm efd: @paul b No to Razz, I'm afraid @Chris Crash The Penny McLean? I think so
	1:10pm Handy Haversack: If this song were to start up on Ken's show, I'd expect it to go in a very different direction.
	1:11pm dale: ''oh no baby.....that was my twin brother. you need to call him. his number is 555...'
	1:11pm Jett: "Doctor's Orders" by Carol Douglas is a re-make of the eurohit by Sunny. Are you familiar with the original @efd ?
	1:11pm Chris Crash: EFD - I was referring to that Andre Gagnon song, and I was right!! It was on your CanCon one. Also, for some reason, my hair looks like a disco perm today. I'm choosing to believe that it's in honor of this episode today.
	1:12pm steveo: pop-up works for me; handy, Delilah says thanks & do you have any treats?
	1:12pm Krys O.: Never heard the original, Jett. Loved Carol Douglas.
	1:12pm ChukAmok: Born in '79, baby! I remember absolutely none of this! Whoohoo!
	1:14pm Mike Sin: Well all right! I have this Fast single! Took a chance because the pic sleeve looked cool and it was a buck or so at Pier Platters in Hoboken in the ‘90s
	1:16pm Stevel: Shoo be doo be doo wop!
	1:16pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I love Pop Muzik SO MUCH. Thanks, efd!
	1:17pm Handy Haversack: I must have left them in my other WFMU T-shirt, steveo. Yo, ChukAmok!
	1:17pm chris_in_space: Boogie with a suitcase! Always my favourite line.
	1:17pm ChukAmok: Yo! Handy! I just love singles going steady week!
	1:18pm steveo: got the youtube video muted with this,for that authentic experience
	1:19pm TVP: Hah, second time I’ve heard Pop Muzik here this week; love that song.
	1:19pm Jett: @Krys O It's almost an exact copy but obviously Carol Douglas has much more soul in her voice. I prefer the Carol Douglas version, but Sunny's version is at least worth a listen!
	1:21pm iiibeat: Motive Celerity 🌞
	1:22pm gauche knee: Carol Douglas-The Fast-Pop Muzic , made my day. Never knew the OG version of dr’s orders, thnx Jett!
	1:24pm luka: i recommend the swag for life program. it’s scientifically proven to give you clearer skin.
	1:25pm Handy Haversack: I recommend getting an AIR HORN next to your posting name. It wins friends, such as steveo's cat, and influences people, such as me. efd AIR HORN: the way to go!
	1:26pm Carmichael: Former Jo Jo Gunne guitarist!
	1:26pm chris_in_space: @efd, thank-you for letting that version of Stairway play out at the end without any talking. Much respect. That was sweet.
	1:26pm efd: OH MY GOD I FORGOT TO MENTION THE AIR HORN!! Yes, pledge to my show and bask in the glory of the airhorn next to your name when you comment here!
	1:27pm Carmichael: Or am I thinking of Mark Andes? Ferguson was a keyboard player.
	1:27pm Krys O.: Jay Ferguson also did Thunder Island.
	1:27pm efd: I don't know what that repeating synth figure in the background of the chorus is called, but we're going to hear it again in the next song
	1:28pm efd: "Thunder Island" performed by me at a Hoof & Mouth years ago
	1:29pm vinylmonkee: This song touches all the late 70s pop rock sounds!
	1:29pm Krys O.: Ferguson was the vocalist in Jo Jo Gunne.
	1:29pm Carmichael: Thanks, Krys. Senility is a pain ...
	1:30pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Foreigner is from 1977? Crazy, it feels earlier than that.
	1:30pm steveo: it may feel like the first time, but this is actually the 3rd time this has been played on fmu (in the playlist era)
	1:31pm Krys O.: BTW-Andes and his brother went on to join Heart. Their dad was a Hollywood actor.
	1:31pm Cal Zone!: Louis Grammatico aka Lou Gramm, from Rockin Rochester, NY!
	1:31pm steveo: (oh: one was a "remix" played by ken)
	1:32pm Krys O.: Lou Gramm is about my height. He liked to play Pac Man at Electric Lady Studios.
	1:32pm Ryansterlingvirtue: outstanding song!
	1:32pm JohnEBGood.: Sounding good on this wonderful Wednesday here in Hudson. The Kettle was fun in the 70's and 80's
	1:32pm listener james from westwood: OMG, OMD!
	1:33pm C from Thaland: The only potential fault with WFMU is not enough Foreigner. Thank you, Evan, for trying to rectify this!
	1:33pm ike-o: beauty show
	1:36pm ike-o: oh baby
	1:36pm prudy: Walking in Rythym was a huge hit...was my favorite at the time
	1:37pm steveo: i closed my eyes and it's 1974 again and the sun is shining
	1:38pm Stevel: My Foreigner vat was nearly filled to overflowing whilst working a job at a Denver greenhouse in the summer of 78.
	1:39pm steveo: "The song charted in March 1975 and reached number six on the US Billboard Hot 100"
	1:40pm Tim in the Projectorium: Not just wrong speed but on a pedal-powered turntable.
	1:40pm Greg from ZONE 5: Love all things Phil Cordell
	1:40pm Carmichael: I heard too much Foreigner (among others) at the time they were famous. I'm glad for the 40 year hiatus.
	1:41pm Jack McGuire: My Foreigner jammer is Long, Long Way from Home. It's aces!
	1:41pm karlward: Not sure how I feel about Foreigner, so I will be out behind the station at 3:10. I hope we can work out our differences by talking about it.
	1:41pm iiibeat: Independent and Free-Form . . Just like Thomas Jefferson intended.
	1:41pm Chris Crash: I wonder if that was the one Hoof & Mouth I went to in 2012? If so, I have a really funny picture of you singing that song 🤣
	1:41pm herb.nyc: OMD makes me think of Duran Duran (not sure why), and great writer Rob tannenbaum has a LA Times article on them (2) Anyone going to Mama Tried tonight, for Human Hearts (Franklin Bruno) and Love, Burns? Friend sent me info Mama Tried Calendar: "Love, Burns is the solo project of Phil Sutton (Comet Gain, Pale Lights) accompanied by a revolving cast of friends and collaborators, including members of Ladybug Transistor, Comet Gain, Great Lakes, Cause Co-Motion and Crystal Stilts. 60s meets 80s janglepop and twang, for fans of Gene Clark and the Go-Betweens? " (3) Oops, I’ve not pledged yet. (Ugh, I pledged to wnyc 3hrs ago)
	1:42pm Chris Crash: EUROPEAN HISTORICAL DISCO!!!! 🚨🚨🚨
	1:43pm Cal Zone!: Ra Ra Rasputin! Russia's favorite Ma Baker Machine!
	1:43pm prof.fuzz: gotta go teach! later EFD and everyone!
	1:43pm efd: @Chris Crash if I'm wearing a lei that was the year.
	1:44pm ChukAmok: @herb.nyc have a good time at Mama Tried! Saw Love, Burns last august and they were real good.
	1:45pm Handy Haversack: sounds great, herb.nyc! I can't make it tonight, but Mama Tried is a class act all the way. Really great place. ChukAmok also saw Creek and Kills there!
	1:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ah, Wednesday! The day for funkengrüven!
	1:46pm Lizchancey: Gaga Ro-ma-ma who?!
	1:46pm Chris Crash: Nahhh I must have been at the one the year prior then. Still, I love the picture I took and will be imortalizing it on social media later today.
	1:46pm Carmichael: Wow, Hotlegs. Was this the precursor to the Flowerpot Men?
	1:47pm efd: @Carmichael 10cc!
	1:47pm egould310: Like this hotlegs.
	1:48pm efd: Clay dropped by to play some flute
	1:48pm Carmichael: Don't tell me that's Eric Stewart singing?!
	1:49pm Cal Zone!: Sounds out of phase on the stream...this has happened before on occassion....
	1:49pm efd: @Carmichael Lol Creme, per Wikipedia
	1:49pm tadpoles: Gotta have some 10cc after this!
	1:50pm Jack McGuire: The fact that they owned Strawberry Studios doesn't seem to have improved the micing of the vocals.
	1:51pm Cal Zone!: YES! This song is featured in season 3 episode 9 of 'The Crown'. Princess Margaret's boy toy dances to it at pool side!
	1:52pm efd: sorry @tadpoles, didn't bring any 10cc singles with me today!
	1:52pm efd: @Jack they were just testing drum sounds!
	1:53pm MFlynn: Tiger Feet really gets the toes tappin!
	1:53pm Chris Crash: It just dawned on me that I have experienced SO MUCH of the 70s purely thru your show 😅
	1:53pm Carmichael: This sure sounds like Marc Bolan.
	1:53pm Cal Zone!: Let's all do the 'Les Gray' dance! Grab your jumbo belt buckle and swing your hips back and forth violently!
	1:53pm karlward: I thought we were in the seventies, like, all the time
	1:53pm Jack McGuire: I never leave the house without a 10cc single. Come to think of it, I never leave the house.
	1:54pm hendrix wolfbat: Haha this song is fun! Did they pay it during that show about the Tiger zoo?
	1:54pm Handy Haversack: I'm in the west sixties right now, but I can run to catch up.
	1:55pm hendrix wolfbat: Play it. Tiger King. I didn't watch it
	1:55pm Jack McGuire: Arrgh, Midge Ure's moustache again!
	1:56pm Krys O.: Silk is very Sweet-like.
	1:56pm neveract: Wednesday mornings (west coast) with Duane Train was always the cure for my mid-week blues and thankfully you're here now to give me the same great mental boost to face the world for another week!
	1:57pm Krys O.: Slik, I suppose.
	1:57pm Steve from Dunwoody: This songs rocks me out -- and it includes a pejorative "hobo" call-out! Nirvana.
	1:58pm Krys O.: Oh, I loved Midge Ure and John Foxx kinda like the way I loved Paul Jones and Mike d'Abo.
	1:58pm Carmichael: Didn't know Tiger Feet was a Chinn/Chapman song, but not surprised.
	1:58pm vinylmonkee: Whoah, 70s piano lesson flashbacks
	1:59pm Krys O.: LOL!!!! Gawd, this Frank Mills was ubiquitous. Almost as much as the Young & the Restless theme.
	1:59pm chris_in_space: Ugh, that whole "Hooked On Classics" trend in the 70s stirs up ugly memories for me.
	2:00pm vinylmonkee: @Krys I nearly forgot about the Young & the Restless theme song!
	2:00pm Krys O.: I'm sorry, vinylmonkee.
	2:01pm Hopey Sockmonkey: OMG, the Young & the Restless Theme. AKA Nadia's Theme.
	2:01pm luka: i'd just like to state how delightful it is to hear this show midday.
	2:02pm Krys O.: I am a fount of useless musical information.
	2:02pm Handy Haversack: efd, I'm pretty sure you're a teen idol all by yourself!
	2:02pm Jack McGuire: Rick Springfield, unabashed English Bull Terrier fan.
	2:02pm MFlynn: Wasn't Rick Springfield a soap opera actor?
	2:03pm C from Thaland: In my mind, there's no way for me to separate "Music Box Dancer" with that single with Chickens clucking "In the Mood." I'm sure why.
	2:03pm chris_in_space: @luka Word! @efd in the daytime is working for me too.
	2:04pm efd: @C from Thaland you'll be pleased to know I left my copy of that record at home today.
	2:04pm Asheville Jon: .
	2:04pm Krys O.: I was waiting for a Cassidy or two to be played. Thanks!
	2:04pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): OMG, my girlfriend made me listen to Cassidy. The things we'll do for...uh...nevermind.
	2:05pm Asheville Jon: how about some Leif Garrett
	2:06pm Chris Crash: My cat's name is Papa Deno, so I'm gonna be singing this to him 2nite
	2:06pm C from Thaland: @efd Thank you for leaving the chickens at home!
	2:07pm Hopey Sockmonkey: My girlfriend at the time loved Rick Springfield, so I know that feeling.
	2:07pm Handy Haversack: My sisters definitely had various Cassidys on posters on their walls.
	2:07pm Cal Zone!: This LL single always makes me smile! Thanks EFD!
	2:08pm Krys O.: Full disclosure: I liked Parker Stevenson more than Shaun Cassidy. (Had to put a Hardy Boys reference in there.)
	2:11pm Jack McGuire: Cotillion Records. Bring on the goddam debs!
	2:12pm efd: 45 minutes to make a pledge and move that pledge needle a little more to the right! Who says we can hit 60% by 3pm??
	2:13pm tim from washington: I don't know my music notes at all but I wonder what love would sound like in b flat.
	2:15pm Michael from the Left Coast: Rubinoos were first to cover I Think We're Alone Now
	2:15pm goyim in the am: Boooo Eric Carmen’s politics, yaaaaaaay Eric Carmen’s toonz.
	2:16pm efd: thank you Michael!
	2:16pm iiibeat: Abraxas synapses for fat kids. 😊
	2:17pm Michael from the Left Coast: Edge of the Universe=Blue Weaver at his finest!
	2:17pm Chris Crash: That pizzeria that Tony got the double slices in Saturday Night Fever? Still there but just ok imo. You gotta walk the few extra blocks for Spumoni Gardens
	2:18pm tim from washington: Bee Gees were on the Smokey and the Bandit soundtrack?
	2:20pm Mark M, Bloomfield: anybody catch that BeeGees concert that PBS has been running during their beg-a-thons? Really excellent production, and surprisingly enjoyable! (I am normally far from a fan...)
	2:20pm Krys O.: Turning it UP!!!!!
	2:21pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Wish I still had that crazy laser etched version of this Spilt Enz album.
	2:21pm tadpoles: Down Under, Downunder!
	2:23pm Phin The Hyooman: This song was stuck in my head last week for a couple days. Way to jam it right back in there, EFD! :)
	2:24pm Rich Z.: Yay...it's my favorite Gary Numan song!
	2:24pm Handy Haversack: Hello ... Numan!
	2:25pm drowsy: Forever I love that tubeway army had a live drummer in the midst of all the synth.
	2:26pm drowsy: amazing show @efd, you are a consistent fellow!
	2:27pm drowsy: Are we going to hear the whole 'take the camel to bed' song?
	2:28pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Awww, this reminds me of Duane.
	2:29pm Alvy Singer: Does anyone remember the Sanford & Son episode with The Three Degrees? Rollo & Lamont were their managers.
	2:29pm Krys O.: A most perfect pop song. <3
	2:29pm Joe R.: "Doctor's Orders' and "When Will I See You Again"?!? Definitely getting WABC flashbacks right now :)
	2:29pm slugluv1313: greetings, EFD! 70s Funksters! been listening all afternoon, while working on stuff around the apartment -- LOVING this journey through my growing-up years -- AND my record collection -- even "Hey Deanie" :)
	2:29pm Handy Haversack: Gonna say thanks now, efd. As soon as my friend shows up, I'm ditching out to go see the VU doc at Lincoln Center. Thanks for another excellent show! Get those air horns, funksters, and pledge if you can!
	2:29pm herb.nyc: Ahh, billy Bragg has a version of this “when will I see you”. not urgent to listen to, and i heart billy Thx for the mama tried and love, mr burns info
	2:29pm Carmichael: Mrs. Carmichael sings this song all the friggin' time ...
	2:30pm Krys O.: Bev the Basso Profundo
	2:31pm slugluv1313: "When Will I See You Again" -- "my favorite song from the 70s" -- Bill, in "Kill Bill" (vol. 2?)
	2:31pm tim from washington: @Alvy - No way! I love Sanford and Son but I don't remember that - hahaha. Did Fred and Bubba try to get friendly with the Three Degrees? I do remember the Blind Mellow Jelly episode.
	2:31pm tim from washington: Lucky dog, Handy! That's awesome!
	2:32pm Hopey Sockmonkey: @Alvy: LOVE that episode. It has stayed with me all these years.
	2:32pm slugluv1313: hiya Handy! ENJOY!!! hoping to see the VU doc on Friday (also at Lincoln Center -- i seem to recall someone commenting here that the sound there is awesome?)
	2:32pm McGroovey: Split End: New Zealand, not Australia
	2:33pm John in Jersey: Bev Bevan was also briefly in Black Sabbath.
	2:33pm Alvy Singer: @Tim from Washington-Bubba, Leroy and Skillet were all in that episode. They went to the club to cheer on The Three Degrees, but were bounced out for making too much noise.
	2:33pm Handy Haversack: Nice, slugluv! I work from home on Friday, or I'd say we have to meet up before your showing! I'm three blocks from the theater at work.
	2:34pm tadpoles: They did release the 7" "I Got You" with laser disc etching and yes #McGroovey. they're Kiwi's Pride & Joy!
	2:34pm tim from washington: Alvy - hahahaha! I bet Leroy got Aunt Esther's purse upside his head when he got home.
	2:35pm herb.nyc: vg choice for Best Elvis C Song. So many to choose. Maybe now, I choose “two litttle hitlers”
	2:35pm JohnEBGood: I thought you were going to go with The Beat from This Years Model ; )
	2:35pm efd: oh shoot, apologies to Split Enz for mis-countrying them. And the NZ is right there in their name! (Deliberately)
	2:35pm tadpoles: But #McGroovey....you didn't put the NZ in Enz!
	2:35pm slugluv1313: @Mike Sin -- The Fast are freaking awesome! i have that 45 too (but purchased soooo many years ago) -- such a fun band to see LIVE! and may have been one of the bands that had a cocktail named after them at Max's Kansas City??
	2:36pm Krys O.: Nice to see you here, slugluv!
	2:36pm Carmichael: Heya Slug.
	2:37pm Krys O.: This Stoat song makes me think of the same sentiment as Working Girl by The Members.
	2:38pm efd: "Office Girl" might be the best song I never heard when it was out.
	2:40pm Cal Zone!: A cover of the Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich hit!
	2:41pm slugluv1313: @Handy -- yes that would have been so cool! but we are sure to cross paths somehow in FMU-land :) how cool to work around Lincoln Center! my first job out of college was in that area (you know, in the big bad 80s, hah!) have fun!!! my oldest friend in the world (who i first "met" as a pen pal in the Lou Reed Fan Club in '76) says it is AMAZING
	2:41pm Carmichael: I have never heard this song or artist before.
	2:42pm slugluv1313: hi Krys O., Carmichael! happy to be here with you all
	2:42pm Krys O.: Ray Parker Jr!
	2:43pm R2: Damn, EFD has that original Stoat 45rpm!
	2:43pm Carmichael: Ha! My friend had this album propped up next to his stereo. I would always ask him, "How's that Raydio album?" He would shrug like it was ok.
	2:44pm efd: @R2 maybe the most I've paid for a single. Think I got it for $30 or so at a WFMU Record Fair a while back.
	2:44pm Cal Zone!: Pre 'Ray Parker Jr. and RAYDIO'!
	2:44pm Krys O.: Golly, Raydio had Jack & Gill and You Can't Change That. Gems.
	2:44pm Chris Crash: I always pop for the Peter Frampton mouth thing
	2:44pm Alvy Singer: When Stevie Wonder was the opener for the Stones '72 tour, Ray Parker Jr. was Stevie's lead guitarist.
	2:44pm JohnEBGood: Hey EFD, I like the afternoon shows. I hope it works out for you after tour "vacation" lol
	2:46pm ChukAmok: @slugluv1313 Your friend is right: Haynes' VU doc is amazing!
	2:47pm Krys O.: HA! Darn fingers. Jack & Jill...
	2:48pm Krys O.: Raydio was RP Jr.
	2:49pm Chris Crash: Thank you for this disco morning, Mr. Funk!!
	2:49pm chris_in_space: This has been one of the most fun shows you've done this year, @efd—and that's sayin' somethin'.
	2:49pm steveo: fun show; lots of wonderful things i haven't heard in a long time
	2:49pm Krys O.: Cool. I still liked John Waite's solo songs. Never guilty always pleasurable.
	2:50pm Chris Crash: Hanging a star on this episode
	2:50pm patrick321: This one was surprisingly big with a couple of NJ cover bands in the 70s.
	2:50pm slugluv1313: there was a cocktail named after The Fast! "Tequila -- Gone Bananas"! gothamist.com... (knowing how i save EVERYTHING, i probably have one of these menus somewhere)
	2:51pm tadpoles: Thanks for playing Boney M earlier EFD...they influenced Michael Jackson IMHO. And thanks for a great show! Cheers.
	2:51pm Polyus: The horns on this song have always seemed so bizarre to me, I don't know why.
	2:51pm pp: yea, at the time this song seemed overplayed and repetitive but there is some real roller coaster emotion conveyed by Waite.
	2:51pm Cal Zone!: Thanks EFD! Great finale!
	2:51pm Krys O.: This was such a joy! Thanks, efd!
	2:52pm Ike-O: phenomenal show @efd - thank you so much!
	2:52pm prudy: love this pick Evan...thanks...great show...
	2:53pm Tommy in Neversink: I approve of EFD on Wednesday afternoons. I also approved of EDF on Wednesday night . Anytime EFD wants to be coming out of my stereo is A-OK with me
	2:53pm slugluv1313: what a fun, fantastic show, EFD -- thanks so much!
	2:53pm patrick321: Posting late cause I'm at work but thanks for a fun show!
	2:54pm efd: I've got enough records left over for two or three more shows!
	2:54pm efd: thanks all for listening, and thanks pledgers for pledging! pledge.wfmu.org... !
	2:55pm tadpoles: Did it the old fashioned way EFD....sent in a check! Maybe in time for a pumpkin!
	2:56pm Krys O.: BBD <3 <3 <3
	2:56pm 12539: Thanks, EFD!
	2:56pm BarbR: Stellar show! Took me back to my youth!
	2:56pm slugluv1313: Be Bop Deluxe <3 <3 <3
	2:57pm vinylmonkee: Be Bop Deluxe! Thanks for a super rad show EFD!
	2:57pm efd: Be here next week for a celebration of Mitch Easter!
	2:57pm Androu B.: Just got back from a little trip, with WFMU tuned in on the radio. Gotta say, EFD, quite a memory-jogging time trip you've taken us on! Thanks so much!
	2:57pm tim from washington: Thanks, efd!
	2:58pm efd: Watching For A Sound: Celebrating the music and productions of Mitch Easter 40 years ago next month Let’s Active played their very first show. To mark the occasion EFD is dedicating this entire show to the music and production work of the band’s now-legendary front man Mitch Easter, who helped create a new genre of Southern jangle-rock. We’ll also chat with Mitch and hear from some of his peers, collaborators, and clients!
	2:58pm twocats01: Always up for a little Bill Nelson!
	2:58pm Jack McGuire: EFD-Hope you'll be covering Game Theory/Loud Family for the Mitch Easter show. Ty!
	2:58pm Steve from Dunwoody: Fab EFD!
	2:59pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, EFD!
	2:59pm radioronan: Thanks Evan!
	2:59pm Peter Horvath: Great show today!
	2:59pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks for the awesome memories, efd!
	2:59pm JohnEBGood: Are you going to the Sox game?
	4:09pm TVP: Wasn’t Minerva the Roman equivalent of Athena, the goddess of wisdom?
	11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Thank You As Ever efd ! ~

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from October 20, 2021

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Every show starts with the ’70s! We’ll rediscover forgotten rockers, revisit unfairly maligned disco beats and replay power-pop favorites. Next: plenty of new releases, occasional live bands and more. Don’t let the nickname confuse you.

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October 20, 2021: SINGLES GOING SEVENTIES VOL. IX! Week three of our HELLRAISER FUNDRAISER!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
blue mink	get up "get up" by "blue mink"	7"	mca	1974	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
slaughter & the dogs	quick joey small (run joey run)	7"	decca	1978	0:02:37 (Pop-up)
hurricane smith	oh babe, what would you say?	7"	capitol	1972	0:05:42 (Pop-up)
con funk shun	ffun "ffun" by "con funk shun"	7"	mercury	1972	0:09:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: cat stevens	was dog a donut "was dog a donut" by "cat stevens"	7"	a&m	1977	0:14:02 (Pop-up)
love and tears	needles and pins "needles and pins" by "love and tears"	7"	polydor	1972	0:16:34 (Pop-up)
humble pie	hot 'n' nasty "hot 'n' nasty" by "humble pie"	7"	a&m	1972	0:20:30 (Pop-up)
tim moore	in the middle "in the middle" by "tim moore"	7"	asylum	1977	0:23:14 (Pop-up)
the rumour	frozen years "frozen years" by "the rumour"	7"	stiff	1979	0:26:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: lizzy mercier descloux	mission impossible	7"	ze	1979	0:29:51 (Pop-up)
executive suite	you got it "you got it" by "executive suite"	7"	babylon	1973	0:32:38 (Pop-up)
humans	i live in the city "i live in the city" by "humans"	7"	irs	1979	0:35:42 (Pop-up)
u.k.	nothing to lose "nothing to lose" by "u.k."	7"	polydor	1979	0:39:05 (Pop-up)
pylon	cool "cool" by "pylon"	7"	db	1979	0:41:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: walter murphy & the big apple band	a fifth of beethoven	7"	private stock	1976	0:45:22 (Pop-up)
eddie money	get a move on "get a move on" by "eddie money"	7"	columbia	1979	0:48:25 (Pop-up)
kincade	dreams are ten a penny "dreams are ten a penny" by "kincade"	7"	pink elephant	1972	0:52:11 (Pop-up)
bryan ferry	tokyo joe "tokyo joe" by "bryan ferry"	7"	polydor	1977	0:54:14 (Pop-up)
penny mclean	1-2-3-4... fire "1-2-3-4... fire" by "penny mclean"	7"	atco	1975	0:58:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: the disco sound of andre gagnon	wow	7"	london	1975	1:01:13 (Pop-up)
franklin micare	delectable love "delectable love" by "franklin micare"	7"	private stock	1977	1:04:30 (Pop-up)
jigsaw	love fire "love fire" by "jigsaw"	7"	chelsea	1975	1:07:44 (Pop-up)
carol douglas	doctor's orders "doctor's orders" by "carol douglas"	7"	rca	1974	1:10:22 (Pop-up)
the fast	kids just wanna dance "kids just wanna dance" by "the fast"	7"	ram records	1978	1:13:10 (Pop-up)
m	pop muzik "pop muzik" by "m"	7"	sire	1979	1:16:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: reverbieri	stairway to heaven "stairway to heaven" by "reverbieri"	7"	ua	1978	1:20:15 (Pop-up)
jay ferguson	shakedown cruise "shakedown cruise" by "jay ferguson"	7"	asylum	1979	1:27:23 (Pop-up)
foreigner	feels like the first time	7"	atlantic	1977	1:30:03 (Pop-up)
orchestral manoeuvres in the dark	electricity	7"	dindisc	1979	1:32:57 (Pop-up)
the blackbyrds	walking in rhythm "walking in rhythm" by "the blackbyrds"	7"	fantasy	1974	1:36:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: springwater	i will return "i will return" by "springwater"	7"	polydor	1971	1:39:15 (Pop-up)
boney m	ma baker "ma baker" by "boney m"	7"	atlantic	1977	1:42:21 (Pop-up)
hotlegs	neanderthal man "neanderthal man" by "hotlegs"	7"	capitol	1970	1:46:46 (Pop-up)
mud	tiger feet "tiger feet" by "mud"	7"	bell	1974	1:51:01 (Pop-up)
slik	the kid's a punk "the kid's a punk" by "slik"	7"	bell	1976	1:54:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: frank mills	music box dancer "music box dancer" by "frank mills"	7"	polydor	1974	1:59:12 (Pop-up)
rick springfield	take a hand "take a hand" by "rick springfield"	7"	chelsea	1976	2:02:23 (Pop-up)
shaun cassidy	hey deanie "hey deanie" by "shaun cassidy"	7"	warner bros.	1977	2:04:55 (Pop-up)
lene lovich	i think we're alone now	7"	stiff	1978	2:07:50 (Pop-up)
cerrone	love in c minor (part 1) "love in c minor (part 1)" by "cerrone"	7"	cotillion	1977	2:10:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: the bottom line	disco dobro "disco dobro" by "the bottom line"	7"	greedy records ltd.	1976	2:14:06 (Pop-up)
the bee gees	edge of the universe	7"	rso	1977	2:17:33 (Pop-up)
split enz	i got you "i got you" by "split enz"	7"	a&m	1979	2:20:49 (Pop-up)
tubeway army	do you need the service?	7"	a&m	1979	2:24:18 (Pop-up)
the three degrees	when will i see you again	7"	phila. int'l	1974	2:28:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: bev bevan	let there be drums "let there be drums" by "bev bevan"	7"	jet	1976	2:30:47 (Pop-up)
elvis costello	tiny steps "tiny steps" by "elvis costello"	7"	radar	1978	2:34:02 (Pop-up)
the stoat	office girl "office girl" by "the stoat"	7"	city	1977	2:36:43 (Pop-up)
steam machine	you make it move "you make it move" by "steam machine"	7"	capitol	1972	2:39:35 (Pop-up)
raydio	is this a love thing "is this a love thing" by "raydio"	7"	arista	1978	2:42:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: eddie jobson	yesterday boulevard "yesterday boulevard" by "eddie jobson"	7"	island	1976	2:46:08 (Pop-up)
the babys	isn't it time "isn't it time" by "the babys"	7"	chrysalis	1977	2:49:51 (Pop-up)
candi staton	young hearts run free	7"	warner bros.	1976	2:52:47 (Pop-up)
be bop deluxe	panic in the world "panic in the world" by "be bop deluxe"	7"	harvest	1978	2:56:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: ronnie montrose	town without pity	7"	warner bros.	1978	3:00:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm Handy Haversack: efd! All the other letters! One single at a time!
	12:01pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I gradgeeated high school in 79. This should be fun.
	12:01pm Androu B.: Let the 70's spin on! Howdy, EFD!
	12:01pm listener phillip (in the bronx): I'm all "funked" out. Coukdnt find cheap chicken cutlets at "fine fare" and "price choice"
	12:01pm Hopey Sockmonkey: So glad to listen live for a change. Great opener!
	12:03pm listener phillip (in the bronx): I'm one "funked" out 53yr old still waiting for riteaid to fill my insulin Rx
	12:04pm efd: happy to have you Hopey and all! @WoodsofNH you were a year behind me.
	12:05pm vinylmonkee: 70s + 45s + EFD = Awesome
	12:05pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Anyone got a,$10 dollar copay for a,15 day supply of insulin
	12:06pm Carmichael: Heya Evan and seventies folks. This song was big when I DJ'ed in high school.
	12:08pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh wow, I had forgotten about this Hurricane Smith single. 11 year old me was rather into it.
	12:10pm vinylmonkee: Funk flute!
	12:10pm Asheville Jon: .
	12:11pm Mister Dobalina: I see the funk is being spread thick today!
	12:12pm Krys O.: Good afternoon!
	12:13pm Beast of Boonton: Hurricane Smith engineered many Beatles albums
	12:13pm tim from washington: Hi efd and everyone! What does efd and Con Funk Shun have in common? They share the same middle name.
	12:14pm tim from washington: Hold up! The funky electro bed music is Cat Stevens?
	12:15pm Androu B.: This is a Cat Stevens tune? When did he ever discover electronic music?
	12:16pm sinner: Funk it!
	12:17pm tim from washington: Holy Terry Reid style belter. That was great!
	12:17pm steveo's cat: Hi this is Delilah; Just wanted to let everyone know that my trip to the vet went fine, and they gave me some medicine for my ears. Love and needles, tears and pins.
	12:17pm efd: @tim from washington - reminded me of another 70s belter, stand by
	12:18pm McGroovey: Love and tears: one of those singers sounds like Carl Wayne of the Move. Is it?
	12:18pm Krys O.: Glad to hear it, Steveo's cat!
	12:18pm efd: That Cat Stevens track is on an album called Izitso, IIRC
	12:19pm Vincemole: Who there’ll is this singer? Sounds like Marriott, Terry Reid. Amazing!
	12:19pm steveo's cat: ty Kyrs; meow.
	12:20pm Krys O.: Izitso was a cool album, but I'm a long-term Cat Stevens fan. Buddha & the Chocolate Box had some electronic bits on it too.
	12:20pm Carmichael: This is indeed Steve Marriott.
	12:21pm efd: No idea who was singing on that Love & Tears record, if anyone wants to do some digging feel free!
	12:21pm efd: I'm a little busy at the moment ;)
	12:21pm Mister Dobalina: Hope Terry Reid would come back to nYc some time soon. Super nice guy! Lucky to have met him a few times.
	12:22pm Vincemole: Thx Carmichael, so he was just sitting in w them? Like he did on the Easybeats Good Times? I swear Marriott is on Magic Bus too, but the internet keeps saying nope…
	12:22pm tim from washington: Both of my kids' hair grew into Steve Marriott style shags when they were around 18 months old.
	12:24pm tim from washington: How is Izitss? It's a perennial dollar bin hanger outer.
	12:25pm tim from washington: Sorry, I didn't see your Cat Stevens post, Krys.Good to know.
	12:25pm Krys O.: Love and Tears were a German band formerly known as The Blue Moons. I believe Michael Holm was the singer.
	12:25pm Handy Haversack: My musical tastes were pretty undeveloped in the seventies. I can remember singing "We Will Rock You" outside my preschool, but I also thought it was about hammocks. I also wore a football helmet when Skylab fell, so I pretty much had it going on even in preschool.
	12:25pm efd: edited to correct typo - Cat Stevens album is Izitso, as Krys O correctly noted
	12:27pm Krys O.: @Vincemole: Steve Marriott was Humble Pie. He took on Peter Frampton when he was essentially still a kid.
	12:28pm dale: i have a tim moore album, white shadows. think that single is off that album.
	12:28pm steveo: i just ate an Amy's tofu pot pie; it was pretty humble, tbh
	12:29pm karlward: Lizzy!
	12:30pm Carmichael: Actually Krys, the album cover identifies a "Gerd Grabowsky" as singer sand drummer.
	12:30pm Krys O.: My ages during the 70s: 7 through 16. The formative years.
	12:31pm Handy Haversack: The same for my youngest sister, Krys.
	12:31pm Lunchbag: Reverb has my misophonia up to 11
	12:32pm Krys O.: Discogs says that Love and Tears were from Germany: www.discogs.com...
	12:32pm Krys O.: Thanks, Carmichael!
	12:34pm Woo: Just last night I heard Lizzy Mercier Descloux singing Fire in a Johnny Walker ad on TV
	12:34pm Krys O.: Here's a Google translation of an article about Michael Holm of Love and Tears: www.goettinger-tageblatt.de...
	12:36pm Jack McGuire: Humans. One no hitters.
	12:36pm efd: thanks Krys! Will take a look later.
	12:36pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Wow, The Humans! They were from Santa Cruz and I saw them open for a lot of bands in the bay area back in the day. I think I still have this single.
	12:36pm Michael from the Left Coast: Is a salute to the Brains, and the sadly departed Tom Gray, on tap today with their single?
	12:37pm tim from washington: I was ages 0 to 6 in the 70s. AN early musical memory is turning the dial on my parents' console stereo and stopping in my tracks when I happened upon Aerosmith's Walk This Way. I remember my amazement grow when I discovered that the louder I turned up the stereo and the closer I put my head to the speakers the better it sounded. hahaha
	12:38pm efd: @MichaelftLC Don't have any Brains singles, I don't think. And I thought they were more '80s than '70s?
	12:38pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, EFD & all!
	12:39pm Rich in Bay Ridge: Good heavens...UK!
	12:40pm loveless: Here's Blue Moon/Love and Tears lineup: allmusic-wingsofdream.blogspot.com...
	12:40pm Hoboken Pete: I hope Allan Holdsworth got a good check for this...
	12:40pm Chris Crash: Hey yo, Mr. Funk!! Going thru your playlist to make sure you didn't cheat and played a non-7"
	12:41pm Brian C.: Everything is very cool!
	12:41pm efd: y'all too cool to clicky-star U.K., I see.
	12:42pm tim from washington: Pylon were/are bad ass!
	12:42pm efd: thx @loveless!
	12:42pm efd: @Chris Crash I will withstand your scrutiny!
	12:42pm Jason from Houston: Phew... So fine.
	12:42pm Handy Haversack: Pylon! So great.
	12:42pm Jett: I remember getting U.K. - Danger Money lp back in 1979, and not really liking it that much, you just reminded me why I never dig that out to play it.
	12:43pm Chris Crash: Hmm everything seems on the up and up. Tell ya what...I'll make a donation if AND ONLY IF the next song you play is from the 70s
	12:43pm Jason from Houston: So cool, Handy!
	12:43pm Rich in Bay Ridge: That second UK album was a harbinger of Asia.
	12:43pm Kat in Chicago: Just got out of a meeting in time for Pylon. Cool!
	12:43pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I have the live U.K. album. Very different without Holdsworth.
	12:44pm Jett: I do love Pylon!
	12:44pm Joey: Nope, not Stevie, according to John Hellier's book,"All Too Beautiful". Sounds like him for a bit, but definitely a lower register, especially for 72. I don't see anything about him on Magic Bus, but who knows. Steve did so many sessions and produced so many great tracks for other artists, could be a possibility!! Thanks all!!
	12:44pm ?: PYLON
	12:45pm Handy Haversack: We got the Pylon CD box set a while back. Highly recommended!
	12:45pm Jack McGuire: Walter Murphy did fine work on Family Guy.
	12:46pm Fletchernyc: Dag Nabbit!! I missed Pylon!!
	12:46pm Jack McGuire: Oops, does!
	12:47pm McGroovey: I guess I'm the same age as Krys O. I remember in second grade the whole school of kids being taken into the school gym to watch a moon landing. Looking at the list of Apollo missions, it must have been Apollo 14, January 1971. Or babysitter was a Beatles and Beach Boys fan
	12:50pm Rich in Bay Ridge: Eddie Money went to his grave holding a grudge against Kenny Loggins because he didn't credit him for his vocal performance on "I'm Alright". Sorry Kenny - you've got to live with that
	12:51pm Chris Crash: That Money just earned you some money
	12:52pm efd: @Chris Crash whatever it takes!
	12:52pm Carmichael: Boy this Kincade sounds like either Sweet or Smokie or even Marmalade.
	12:52pm prof.fuzz: Good afternoon EFD and Funkies!
	12:53pm Greg from ZONE 5: I will go ahead and assume that this song was written about my cat.
	12:53pm Handy Haversack: Hey, McGroovey, prof.fuzz! Hope all is well, McGroovey.
	12:54pm steven's cat: what am i, chopped liver?
	12:56pm voice from the heavens: you are what you eat!
	12:56pm Chris Crash: Hope you're enjoying Hunter Renfroe over in Fenway!! He was a Padre that I was SUPER PISSED about him being traded from San Diego, and now he's making championship plays for you guys 😭
	12:56pm Handy Haversack: You can be anything you want to be, Delilah!
	12:59pm paul b: May seem like a foolish question, but do you have any Razz singles? They were a DC band
	1:01pm Chris Crash: Was this on one of your premiums??
	1:01pm Carmichael: Pop up not working.
	1:02pm Srđo from Serbia: nope
	1:03pm Luisa24: Lol! Why do you regret playing the bry an ferry?
	1:05pm Carmichael: OK back!
	1:07pm dale: thought this had a sky high feel.
	1:08pm Jett: I liked Jigsaw. Highly underrated!
	1:08pm Tinley Park Randy: Knew it was Jigsaw 5 seconds in.
	1:09pm efd: @paul b No to Razz, I'm afraid @Chris Crash The Penny McLean? I think so
	1:10pm Handy Haversack: If this song were to start up on Ken's show, I'd expect it to go in a very different direction.
	1:11pm dale: ''oh no baby.....that was my twin brother. you need to call him. his number is 555...'
	1:11pm Jett: "Doctor's Orders" by Carol Douglas is a re-make of the eurohit by Sunny. Are you familiar with the original @efd ?
	1:11pm Chris Crash: EFD - I was referring to that Andre Gagnon song, and I was right!! It was on your CanCon one. Also, for some reason, my hair looks like a disco perm today. I'm choosing to believe that it's in honor of this episode today.
	1:12pm steveo: pop-up works for me; handy, Delilah says thanks & do you have any treats?
	1:12pm Krys O.: Never heard the original, Jett. Loved Carol Douglas.
	1:12pm ChukAmok: Born in '79, baby! I remember absolutely none of this! Whoohoo!
	1:14pm Mike Sin: Well all right! I have this Fast single! Took a chance because the pic sleeve looked cool and it was a buck or so at Pier Platters in Hoboken in the ‘90s
	1:16pm Stevel: Shoo be doo be doo wop!
	1:16pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I love Pop Muzik SO MUCH. Thanks, efd!
	1:17pm Handy Haversack: I must have left them in my other WFMU T-shirt, steveo. Yo, ChukAmok!
	1:17pm chris_in_space: Boogie with a suitcase! Always my favourite line.
	1:17pm ChukAmok: Yo! Handy! I just love singles going steady week!
	1:18pm steveo: got the youtube video muted with this,for that authentic experience
	1:19pm TVP: Hah, second time I’ve heard Pop Muzik here this week; love that song.
	1:19pm Jett: @Krys O It's almost an exact copy but obviously Carol Douglas has much more soul in her voice. I prefer the Carol Douglas version, but Sunny's version is at least worth a listen!
	1:21pm iiibeat: Motive Celerity 🌞
	1:22pm gauche knee: Carol Douglas-The Fast-Pop Muzic , made my day. Never knew the OG version of dr’s orders, thnx Jett!
	1:24pm luka: i recommend the swag for life program. it’s scientifically proven to give you clearer skin.
	1:25pm Handy Haversack: I recommend getting an AIR HORN next to your posting name. It wins friends, such as steveo's cat, and influences people, such as me. efd AIR HORN: the way to go!
	1:26pm Carmichael: Former Jo Jo Gunne guitarist!
	1:26pm chris_in_space: @efd, thank-you for letting that version of Stairway play out at the end without any talking. Much respect. That was sweet.
	1:26pm efd: OH MY GOD I FORGOT TO MENTION THE AIR HORN!! Yes, pledge to my show and bask in the glory of the airhorn next to your name when you comment here!
	1:27pm Carmichael: Or am I thinking of Mark Andes? Ferguson was a keyboard player.
	1:27pm Krys O.: Jay Ferguson also did Thunder Island.
	1:27pm efd: I don't know what that repeating synth figure in the background of the chorus is called, but we're going to hear it again in the next song
	1:28pm efd: "Thunder Island" performed by me at a Hoof & Mouth years ago
	1:29pm vinylmonkee: This song touches all the late 70s pop rock sounds!
	1:29pm Krys O.: Ferguson was the vocalist in Jo Jo Gunne.
	1:29pm Carmichael: Thanks, Krys. Senility is a pain ...
	1:30pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Foreigner is from 1977? Crazy, it feels earlier than that.
	1:30pm steveo: it may feel like the first time, but this is actually the 3rd time this has been played on fmu (in the playlist era)
	1:31pm Krys O.: BTW-Andes and his brother went on to join Heart. Their dad was a Hollywood actor.
	1:31pm Cal Zone!: Louis Grammatico aka Lou Gramm, from Rockin Rochester, NY!
	1:31pm steveo: (oh: one was a "remix" played by ken)
	1:32pm Krys O.: Lou Gramm is about my height. He liked to play Pac Man at Electric Lady Studios.
	1:32pm Ryansterlingvirtue: outstanding song!
	1:32pm JohnEBGood.: Sounding good on this wonderful Wednesday here in Hudson. The Kettle was fun in the 70's and 80's
	1:32pm listener james from westwood: OMG, OMD!
	1:33pm C from Thaland: The only potential fault with WFMU is not enough Foreigner. Thank you, Evan, for trying to rectify this!
	1:33pm ike-o: beauty show
	1:36pm ike-o: oh baby
	1:36pm prudy: Walking in Rythym was a huge hit...was my favorite at the time
	1:37pm steveo: i closed my eyes and it's 1974 again and the sun is shining
	1:38pm Stevel: My Foreigner vat was nearly filled to overflowing whilst working a job at a Denver greenhouse in the summer of 78.
	1:39pm steveo: "The song charted in March 1975 and reached number six on the US Billboard Hot 100"
	1:40pm Tim in the Projectorium: Not just wrong speed but on a pedal-powered turntable.
	1:40pm Greg from ZONE 5: Love all things Phil Cordell
	1:40pm Carmichael: I heard too much Foreigner (among others) at the time they were famous. I'm glad for the 40 year hiatus.
	1:41pm Jack McGuire: My Foreigner jammer is Long, Long Way from Home. It's aces!
	1:41pm karlward: Not sure how I feel about Foreigner, so I will be out behind the station at 3:10. I hope we can work out our differences by talking about it.
	1:41pm iiibeat: Independent and Free-Form . . Just like Thomas Jefferson intended.
	1:41pm Chris Crash: I wonder if that was the one Hoof & Mouth I went to in 2012? If so, I have a really funny picture of you singing that song 🤣
	1:41pm herb.nyc: OMD makes me think of Duran Duran (not sure why), and great writer Rob tannenbaum has a LA Times article on them (2) Anyone going to Mama Tried tonight, for Human Hearts (Franklin Bruno) and Love, Burns? Friend sent me info Mama Tried Calendar: "Love, Burns is the solo project of Phil Sutton (Comet Gain, Pale Lights) accompanied by a revolving cast of friends and collaborators, including members of Ladybug Transistor, Comet Gain, Great Lakes, Cause Co-Motion and Crystal Stilts. 60s meets 80s janglepop and twang, for fans of Gene Clark and the Go-Betweens? " (3) Oops, I’ve not pledged yet. (Ugh, I pledged to wnyc 3hrs ago)
	1:42pm Chris Crash: EUROPEAN HISTORICAL DISCO!!!! 🚨🚨🚨
	1:43pm Cal Zone!: Ra Ra Rasputin! Russia's favorite Ma Baker Machine!
	1:43pm prof.fuzz: gotta go teach! later EFD and everyone!
	1:43pm efd: @Chris Crash if I'm wearing a lei that was the year.
	1:44pm ChukAmok: @herb.nyc have a good time at Mama Tried! Saw Love, Burns last august and they were real good.
	1:45pm Handy Haversack: sounds great, herb.nyc! I can't make it tonight, but Mama Tried is a class act all the way. Really great place. ChukAmok also saw Creek and Kills there!
	1:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ah, Wednesday! The day for funkengrüven!
	1:46pm Lizchancey: Gaga Ro-ma-ma who?!
	1:46pm Chris Crash: Nahhh I must have been at the one the year prior then. Still, I love the picture I took and will be imortalizing it on social media later today.
	1:46pm Carmichael: Wow, Hotlegs. Was this the precursor to the Flowerpot Men?
	1:47pm efd: @Carmichael 10cc!
	1:47pm egould310: Like this hotlegs.
	1:48pm efd: Clay dropped by to play some flute
	1:48pm Carmichael: Don't tell me that's Eric Stewart singing?!
	1:49pm Cal Zone!: Sounds out of phase on the stream...this has happened before on occassion....
	1:49pm efd: @Carmichael Lol Creme, per Wikipedia
	1:49pm tadpoles: Gotta have some 10cc after this!
	1:50pm Jack McGuire: The fact that they owned Strawberry Studios doesn't seem to have improved the micing of the vocals.
	1:51pm Cal Zone!: YES! This song is featured in season 3 episode 9 of 'The Crown'. Princess Margaret's boy toy dances to it at pool side!
	1:52pm efd: sorry @tadpoles, didn't bring any 10cc singles with me today!
	1:52pm efd: @Jack they were just testing drum sounds!
	1:53pm MFlynn: Tiger Feet really gets the toes tappin!
	1:53pm Chris Crash: It just dawned on me that I have experienced SO MUCH of the 70s purely thru your show 😅
	1:53pm Carmichael: This sure sounds like Marc Bolan.
	1:53pm Cal Zone!: Let's all do the 'Les Gray' dance! Grab your jumbo belt buckle and swing your hips back and forth violently!
	1:53pm karlward: I thought we were in the seventies, like, all the time
	1:53pm Jack McGuire: I never leave the house without a 10cc single. Come to think of it, I never leave the house.
	1:54pm hendrix wolfbat: Haha this song is fun! Did they pay it during that show about the Tiger zoo?
	1:54pm Handy Haversack: I'm in the west sixties right now, but I can run to catch up.
	1:55pm hendrix wolfbat: Play it. Tiger King. I didn't watch it
	1:55pm Jack McGuire: Arrgh, Midge Ure's moustache again!
	1:56pm Krys O.: Silk is very Sweet-like.
	1:56pm neveract: Wednesday mornings (west coast) with Duane Train was always the cure for my mid-week blues and thankfully you're here now to give me the same great mental boost to face the world for another week!
	1:57pm Krys O.: Slik, I suppose.
	1:57pm Steve from Dunwoody: This songs rocks me out -- and it includes a pejorative "hobo" call-out! Nirvana.
	1:58pm Krys O.: Oh, I loved Midge Ure and John Foxx kinda like the way I loved Paul Jones and Mike d'Abo.
	1:58pm Carmichael: Didn't know Tiger Feet was a Chinn/Chapman song, but not surprised.
	1:58pm vinylmonkee: Whoah, 70s piano lesson flashbacks
	1:59pm Krys O.: LOL!!!! Gawd, this Frank Mills was ubiquitous. Almost as much as the Young & the Restless theme.
	1:59pm chris_in_space: Ugh, that whole "Hooked On Classics" trend in the 70s stirs up ugly memories for me.
	2:00pm vinylmonkee: @Krys I nearly forgot about the Young & the Restless theme song!
	2:00pm Krys O.: I'm sorry, vinylmonkee.
	2:01pm Hopey Sockmonkey: OMG, the Young & the Restless Theme. AKA Nadia's Theme.
	2:01pm luka: i'd just like to state how delightful it is to hear this show midday.
	2:02pm Krys O.: I am a fount of useless musical information.
	2:02pm Handy Haversack: efd, I'm pretty sure you're a teen idol all by yourself!
	2:02pm Jack McGuire: Rick Springfield, unabashed English Bull Terrier fan.
	2:02pm MFlynn: Wasn't Rick Springfield a soap opera actor?
	2:03pm C from Thaland: In my mind, there's no way for me to separate "Music Box Dancer" with that single with Chickens clucking "In the Mood." I'm sure why.
	2:03pm chris_in_space: @luka Word! @efd in the daytime is working for me too.
	2:04pm efd: @C from Thaland you'll be pleased to know I left my copy of that record at home today.
	2:04pm Asheville Jon: .
	2:04pm Krys O.: I was waiting for a Cassidy or two to be played. Thanks!
	2:04pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): OMG, my girlfriend made me listen to Cassidy. The things we'll do for...uh...nevermind.
	2:05pm Asheville Jon: how about some Leif Garrett
	2:06pm Chris Crash: My cat's name is Papa Deno, so I'm gonna be singing this to him 2nite
	2:06pm C from Thaland: @efd Thank you for leaving the chickens at home!
	2:07pm Hopey Sockmonkey: My girlfriend at the time loved Rick Springfield, so I know that feeling.
	2:07pm Handy Haversack: My sisters definitely had various Cassidys on posters on their walls.
	2:07pm Cal Zone!: This LL single always makes me smile! Thanks EFD!
	2:08pm Krys O.: Full disclosure: I liked Parker Stevenson more than Shaun Cassidy. (Had to put a Hardy Boys reference in there.)
	2:11pm Jack McGuire: Cotillion Records. Bring on the goddam debs!
	2:12pm efd: 45 minutes to make a pledge and move that pledge needle a little more to the right! Who says we can hit 60% by 3pm??
	2:13pm tim from washington: I don't know my music notes at all but I wonder what love would sound like in b flat.
	2:15pm Michael from the Left Coast: Rubinoos were first to cover I Think We're Alone Now
	2:15pm goyim in the am: Boooo Eric Carmen’s politics, yaaaaaaay Eric Carmen’s toonz.
	2:16pm efd: thank you Michael!
	2:16pm iiibeat: Abraxas synapses for fat kids. 😊
	2:17pm Michael from the Left Coast: Edge of the Universe=Blue Weaver at his finest!
	2:17pm Chris Crash: That pizzeria that Tony got the double slices in Saturday Night Fever? Still there but just ok imo. You gotta walk the few extra blocks for Spumoni Gardens
	2:18pm tim from washington: Bee Gees were on the Smokey and the Bandit soundtrack?
	2:20pm Mark M, Bloomfield: anybody catch that BeeGees concert that PBS has been running during their beg-a-thons? Really excellent production, and surprisingly enjoyable! (I am normally far from a fan...)
	2:20pm Krys O.: Turning it UP!!!!!
	2:21pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Wish I still had that crazy laser etched version of this Spilt Enz album.
	2:21pm tadpoles: Down Under, Downunder!
	2:23pm Phin The Hyooman: This song was stuck in my head last week for a couple days. Way to jam it right back in there, EFD! :)
	2:24pm Rich Z.: Yay...it's my favorite Gary Numan song!
	2:24pm Handy Haversack: Hello ... Numan!
	2:25pm drowsy: Forever I love that tubeway army had a live drummer in the midst of all the synth.
	2:26pm drowsy: amazing show @efd, you are a consistent fellow!
	2:27pm drowsy: Are we going to hear the whole 'take the camel to bed' song?
	2:28pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Awww, this reminds me of Duane.
	2:29pm Alvy Singer: Does anyone remember the Sanford & Son episode with The Three Degrees? Rollo & Lamont were their managers.
	2:29pm Krys O.: A most perfect pop song. <3
	2:29pm Joe R.: "Doctor's Orders' and "When Will I See You Again"?!? Definitely getting WABC flashbacks right now :)
	2:29pm slugluv1313: greetings, EFD! 70s Funksters! been listening all afternoon, while working on stuff around the apartment -- LOVING this journey through my growing-up years -- AND my record collection -- even "Hey Deanie" :)
	2:29pm Handy Haversack: Gonna say thanks now, efd. As soon as my friend shows up, I'm ditching out to go see the VU doc at Lincoln Center. Thanks for another excellent show! Get those air horns, funksters, and pledge if you can!
	2:29pm herb.nyc: Ahh, billy Bragg has a version of this “when will I see you”. not urgent to listen to, and i heart billy Thx for the mama tried and love, mr burns info
	2:29pm Carmichael: Mrs. Carmichael sings this song all the friggin' time ...
	2:30pm Krys O.: Bev the Basso Profundo
	2:31pm slugluv1313: "When Will I See You Again" -- "my favorite song from the 70s" -- Bill, in "Kill Bill" (vol. 2?)
	2:31pm tim from washington: @Alvy - No way! I love Sanford and Son but I don't remember that - hahaha. Did Fred and Bubba try to get friendly with the Three Degrees? I do remember the Blind Mellow Jelly episode.
	2:31pm tim from washington: Lucky dog, Handy! That's awesome!
	2:32pm Hopey Sockmonkey: @Alvy: LOVE that episode. It has stayed with me all these years.
	2:32pm slugluv1313: hiya Handy! ENJOY!!! hoping to see the VU doc on Friday (also at Lincoln Center -- i seem to recall someone commenting here that the sound there is awesome?)
	2:32pm McGroovey: Split End: New Zealand, not Australia
	2:33pm John in Jersey: Bev Bevan was also briefly in Black Sabbath.
	2:33pm Alvy Singer: @Tim from Washington-Bubba, Leroy and Skillet were all in that episode. They went to the club to cheer on The Three Degrees, but were bounced out for making too much noise.
	2:33pm Handy Haversack: Nice, slugluv! I work from home on Friday, or I'd say we have to meet up before your showing! I'm three blocks from the theater at work.
	2:34pm tadpoles: They did release the 7" "I Got You" with laser disc etching and yes #McGroovey. they're Kiwi's Pride & Joy!
	2:34pm tim from washington: Alvy - hahahaha! I bet Leroy got Aunt Esther's purse upside his head when he got home.
	2:35pm herb.nyc: vg choice for Best Elvis C Song. So many to choose. Maybe now, I choose “two litttle hitlers”
	2:35pm JohnEBGood: I thought you were going to go with The Beat from This Years Model ; )
	2:35pm efd: oh shoot, apologies to Split Enz for mis-countrying them. And the NZ is right there in their name! (Deliberately)
	2:35pm tadpoles: But #McGroovey....you didn't put the NZ in Enz!
	2:35pm slugluv1313: @Mike Sin -- The Fast are freaking awesome! i have that 45 too (but purchased soooo many years ago) -- such a fun band to see LIVE! and may have been one of the bands that had a cocktail named after them at Max's Kansas City??
	2:36pm Krys O.: Nice to see you here, slugluv!
	2:36pm Carmichael: Heya Slug.
	2:37pm Krys O.: This Stoat song makes me think of the same sentiment as Working Girl by The Members.
	2:38pm efd: "Office Girl" might be the best song I never heard when it was out.
	2:40pm Cal Zone!: A cover of the Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich hit!
	2:41pm slugluv1313: @Handy -- yes that would have been so cool! but we are sure to cross paths somehow in FMU-land :) how cool to work around Lincoln Center! my first job out of college was in that area (you know, in the big bad 80s, hah!) have fun!!! my oldest friend in the world (who i first "met" as a pen pal in the Lou Reed Fan Club in '76) says it is AMAZING
	2:41pm Carmichael: I have never heard this song or artist before.
	2:42pm slugluv1313: hi Krys O., Carmichael! happy to be here with you all
	2:42pm Krys O.: Ray Parker Jr!
	2:43pm R2: Damn, EFD has that original Stoat 45rpm!
	2:43pm Carmichael: Ha! My friend had this album propped up next to his stereo. I would always ask him, "How's that Raydio album?" He would shrug like it was ok.
	2:44pm efd: @R2 maybe the most I've paid for a single. Think I got it for $30 or so at a WFMU Record Fair a while back.
	2:44pm Cal Zone!: Pre 'Ray Parker Jr. and RAYDIO'!
	2:44pm Krys O.: Golly, Raydio had Jack & Gill and You Can't Change That. Gems.
	2:44pm Chris Crash: I always pop for the Peter Frampton mouth thing
	2:44pm Alvy Singer: When Stevie Wonder was the opener for the Stones '72 tour, Ray Parker Jr. was Stevie's lead guitarist.
	2:44pm JohnEBGood: Hey EFD, I like the afternoon shows. I hope it works out for you after tour "vacation" lol
	2:46pm ChukAmok: @slugluv1313 Your friend is right: Haynes' VU doc is amazing!
	2:47pm Krys O.: HA! Darn fingers. Jack & Jill...
	2:48pm Krys O.: Raydio was RP Jr.
	2:49pm Chris Crash: Thank you for this disco morning, Mr. Funk!!
	2:49pm chris_in_space: This has been one of the most fun shows you've done this year, @efd—and that's sayin' somethin'.
	2:49pm steveo: fun show; lots of wonderful things i haven't heard in a long time
	2:49pm Krys O.: Cool. I still liked John Waite's solo songs. Never guilty always pleasurable.
	2:50pm Chris Crash: Hanging a star on this episode
	2:50pm patrick321: This one was surprisingly big with a couple of NJ cover bands in the 70s.
	2:50pm slugluv1313: there was a cocktail named after The Fast! "Tequila -- Gone Bananas"! gothamist.com... (knowing how i save EVERYTHING, i probably have one of these menus somewhere)
	2:51pm tadpoles: Thanks for playing Boney M earlier EFD...they influenced Michael Jackson IMHO. And thanks for a great show! Cheers.
	2:51pm Polyus: The horns on this song have always seemed so bizarre to me, I don't know why.
	2:51pm pp: yea, at the time this song seemed overplayed and repetitive but there is some real roller coaster emotion conveyed by Waite.
	2:51pm Cal Zone!: Thanks EFD! Great finale!
	2:51pm Krys O.: This was such a joy! Thanks, efd!
	2:52pm Ike-O: phenomenal show @efd - thank you so much!
	2:52pm prudy: love this pick Evan...thanks...great show...
	2:53pm Tommy in Neversink: I approve of EFD on Wednesday afternoons. I also approved of EDF on Wednesday night . Anytime EFD wants to be coming out of my stereo is A-OK with me
	2:53pm slugluv1313: what a fun, fantastic show, EFD -- thanks so much!
	2:53pm patrick321: Posting late cause I'm at work but thanks for a fun show!
	2:54pm efd: I've got enough records left over for two or three more shows!
	2:54pm efd: thanks all for listening, and thanks pledgers for pledging! pledge.wfmu.org... !
	2:55pm tadpoles: Did it the old fashioned way EFD....sent in a check! Maybe in time for a pumpkin!
	2:56pm Krys O.: BBD <3 <3 <3
	2:56pm 12539: Thanks, EFD!
	2:56pm BarbR: Stellar show! Took me back to my youth!
	2:56pm slugluv1313: Be Bop Deluxe <3 <3 <3
	2:57pm vinylmonkee: Be Bop Deluxe! Thanks for a super rad show EFD!
	2:57pm efd: Be here next week for a celebration of Mitch Easter!
	2:57pm Androu B.: Just got back from a little trip, with WFMU tuned in on the radio. Gotta say, EFD, quite a memory-jogging time trip you've taken us on! Thanks so much!
	2:57pm tim from washington: Thanks, efd!
	2:58pm efd: Watching For A Sound: Celebrating the music and productions of Mitch Easter 40 years ago next month Let’s Active played their very first show. To mark the occasion EFD is dedicating this entire show to the music and production work of the band’s now-legendary front man Mitch Easter, who helped create a new genre of Southern jangle-rock. We’ll also chat with Mitch and hear from some of his peers, collaborators, and clients!
	2:58pm twocats01: Always up for a little Bill Nelson!
	2:58pm Jack McGuire: EFD-Hope you'll be covering Game Theory/Loud Family for the Mitch Easter show. Ty!
	2:58pm Steve from Dunwoody: Fab EFD!
	2:59pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, EFD!
	2:59pm radioronan: Thanks Evan!
	2:59pm Peter Horvath: Great show today!
	2:59pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks for the awesome memories, efd!
	2:59pm JohnEBGood: Are you going to the Sox game?
	4:09pm TVP: Wasn’t Minerva the Roman equivalent of Athena, the goddess of wisdom?
	11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Thank You As Ever efd ! ~

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from October 20, 2021

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