WFMU: Denny's Den with Dennis Diken: Playlist from February 9, 2022

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	1:58pm Dennis Diken: "HEY NOW 'YON DENIZENS!' WEDNESDAY IS HERE – TIME FOR ‘DENNY'S DEN!’ TODAY WE HAVE AN ENCORE OF A SHOW FROM FEBRUARY 10, 2021. HOPE YOU CAN STICK AROUND AND JUMP IN ON THE MESSAGE BOARD! ‘IT’S YOU I’M THINKIN’ OF!’ LET'S HAVE A BALL!”
	2:00pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Dennis and all other listeners!!
	2:02pm Reechie: Hello Dennis & Everyone! Happy 58th anniversary of the day the whole country tuned in to see Frank Gorshin on "The Ed Sullivan Show"!
	2:03pm Baby: WOAPIOBP!! Man, do I need this today. The mother’s milk of it all. Hi Denny. Hi gang!
	2:03pm Dan from Peekskill: Happy Wednesday.
	2:04pm LesleyK: hey Dennis and all, happy Wednesday afternoon!
	2:05pm Melanie Thiel: Listening at work, good sunny Wednesday everyone!
	2:06pm Joe W.: Hi everyone!
	2:06pm Baby: I have this 45
	2:08pm Dan from Peekskill: I convinced my parents to let me stay up 58 years ago tonight. My world was changed at the age of six.
	2:12pm DA The DJ: Hey Dennis. Digging.
	2:15pm Woo: Saw that Ringo is on the road this year. He's got Edgar Winter in the band again. Picturing Ringo playing on Frankenstein! In the 70s I saw Edgar with Focus opening. They played Hocus Pocus for a half hour and one other song.
	2:17pm LesleyK: I love this Beatle-y episode
	2:17pm Gino 1: Happy Wednesday from CHS alumni!!! Lovin the music today!
	2:18pm Woo: 18 and a half!
	2:22pm bradford: wow, this is funny (?)
	2:25pm Dennis Diken: welcome Andrew in Toronto, Reechie, Baby, Dan from Peekskill, LesleyK, Melanie Thiel, Joe W, Woo DA the DJ (TAST), Gino 1, bradford - alright!
	2:26pm Eric R: October 1963, a little filler article in the New York Times got me wondering. November, December, another couple of mentions. Last week of December, transistor radio under the pillow. Wow!!! That had to be that English group! (the DJ didn't say what it was) The next night, there it was again!! Wow again!
	2:27pm Dennis Diken: @Eric R - cool, man! I didn't hear them until 1/64.
	2:28pm Eric R: Dennis, I think it was WABC in New York
	2:29pm bradford: it's amazing how much schmaltz the Beatles inspired in this country...
	2:29pm Patti K: Greetings all! Hope everyone is keeping warm.
	2:31pm Eric R: Whoo!
	2:31pm Woo: Freddy sings in a key of his own
	2:31pm Eric R: Whoo, as in Freddy. Woo, as in Hi, Woo.
	2:32pm Dennis Diken: hey Patti K!
	2:36pm Eric R: Yay. Should be a national holiday again, today. Day before yesterday, today too
	2:37pm Baby: Greatest cover ever? I mean it.
	2:37pm Eric R: Baby, could be. It's fantastic
	2:38pm Woo: Hey Eric!
	2:39pm Eric R: Dusty!
	2:39pm Eric R: perfect record, in my top 25 of all time
	2:40pm Dennis Diken: @Baby - I had the occasion to sit behind Ringo's kit in '95 (before an All Stars show - he wasn't there) and "Devil In Her Heart" was the groove I chose to play!
	2:41pm Baby: Double D. Of course you did!
	2:41pm Woo: Those drums loom large in his legend Dennis!
	2:42pm Dennis Diken: "Devil In Her Heart" - one of my top fave Beatle tracks!!!
	2:43pm Eric R: gotta back up here. Baby, when you said "greatest cover", did you mean Devil in Her Heart is a great version of an older tune, that kind of cover, or were you referring to the album design of the Beatles 2nd Album? Because, both are true. Great covers.
	2:44pm Baby: I’d be all hearing that all again right now. Can you swing that Dennis?
	2:45pm Dennis Diken: @Baby - heh?
	2:49pm Eric R: great background info, Dennis
	2:50pm Dennis Diken: thanks Eric R!
	2:50pm Woo: The Beatles Second Album was the second album I owned as a child, the first being More of the Monkees. I still have both and they are both in Mono
	2:51pm Eric R: I've got a CD called "Please Me Do" with about a dozen takes of Misery and the song sure does improve when they go to piano instead of guitar in the bridge.
	2:52pm Eric R: Dennis, that would probably be "I'll Be Back"
	2:52pm Dennis Diken: @Woo - you were off to a good start! @Eric R - yeah, George Martin overdubbed piano on a few tracks on their 1st LP, to good effect
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: Greetings Dennis and all
	2:53pm Dennis Diken: welcome aboard coelacanth∅!
	2:57pm Eric R: as I recall (I was a kid so maybe that makes me an expert!) there was great stuff around but not at the top of the charts so it got less airplay. The pop stations would play Bobby Vinton over this great Otis tune.
	2:59pm Andrew in Toronto: You`re killing it Dennis!!
	3:00pm Dennis Diken: @Andrew in Toronto - at your service!
	3:01pm Eric R: Beatles arrive back in England, carrying LPs they bought in America. Paul holding the Major Lance album.
	3:07pm Eric R: I'm looking over the Billboard charts. Glad All Over got in the next week but then no others (besides Beatles) until March, with Needles and Pins and Hippy Hippy Shake.
	3:10pm Dennis Diken: @Eric R - right (re Major Lance LP)! - actually, there were some very cool records in the Top 10 during the week before "I Want To Hold Your Hand" was in there - including "Surfin' Bird," "Louie Louie," "Out Of Limits," "Drag City" and other cool stash
	3:12pm Eric R: great show, Dennis. I'll have to catch the rest in the archives. "The Man" wants me to get back to work.
	3:14pm Dennis Diken: thanks for that, Eric R - be seeing you!
	3:14pm coelacanth∅: i'm gonna guess that Timmy Shaw didn't sell a lot of records in georgia
	3:17pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: The only weeping I do during Denny's Den is for joy! Especially any episode that includes "Liverpool Bound".
	3:19pm Dennis Diken: @Todd-o-phonic Todd - "Salutations" to you! and thanks!!
	3:23pm Hackensack Slim: Etta James plus Jimmy Reed = Greatness!
	3:26pm Dennis Diken: @Hackensack Slim - no argument here!
	3:29pm Smoketown Joe: Hey Double D. You are killing it with this mix. Thanks!!!!!!!!!
	3:30pm Dennis Diken: @Smoketown Joe - obliged!
	3:32pm Listener Robert: If that announcement was in the original, it means you've been in this time slot on this channel for at least a year. Congratulations, and why'd it take me so long to find out?
	3:34pm Dennis Diken: hey Listener Robert (and anyone who missed the memo) - yes, today is an encore from 2/10/21 - thanks very much for the congrats!
	3:36pm Kitschy Mama: Great jingles on the program today!
	3:36pm Dennis Diken: @Kitschy Mama - thanks a bunch!
	3:38pm Baby: Is that Hal whomping on Jimmy Boy?
	3:41pm Dennis Diken: @Baby - sure sounds like Hal!!
	3:42pm Andrew in Toronto: The Pitster!!
	3:43pm Dennis Diken: @Andrew in Toronto - yes! the great Gene Pitney lives! here in Denny's Den!!
	3:44pm Reechie: Did Pitney record this in the UK? It strikes me how similar the backing track sound is to Dusty Springfield's records back then.
	3:45pm Andrew in Toronto: Holy smokes!!
	3:46pm Kitschy Mama: Ah ‘64, the golden age of the instrumental 45.
	3:46pm Dennis Diken: @Reechie - yes, GP track cut in UK (purportedly Bobby Graham on tubs) and the 1st Jagger/Richard song to chart in US?
	3:50pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for the awesome vibes!!!
	3:50pm Patti K: Thanks for perking up my afternoon. Stay well everyone, hope to 'see' you next week.
	3:51pm LesleyK: thanks Dennis. that was fun, yet again!
	3:51pm Joe W.: Thanks Dennis for another wonderful show!
	3:52pm bradford: Fun show Dennis - thanks!
	3:52pm Baby: Jan and Dean not in RR hall of fame.
	3:54pm Dennis Diken: THANKS Andrew in Toronto, LesleyK, Joe W, Patti K & bradford!
	3:54pm Dennis Diken: baby - that's INSANE!
	3:54pm Andrew in Toronto: The doorbell always rocks!
	3:55pm Dennis Diken: "THANKS 'YON DENIZENS' FOR MAKING THE SCENE TODAY! LOVE YOU ALL MADLY!"
	3:56pm Listener Robert: I just realized how remarkably stable the schedule's been on this channel from that announcement. It probably means you guys don't have lives. ;-)
	3:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Dennis!
	4:00pm Dennis Diken: @Listener Robert - an astute observation there!
	4:00pm Dennis Diken: @coelacanth∅ - many thanks for tuning in!
	4:02pm Listener Robert: On the other hand, this is a rerun, so it means you had the time to comment but not to assemble a show, which means you do have other things to do. I hope that's a GOOD thing!

Denny's Den with Dennis Diken: Playlist from February 9, 2022

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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 with June Christie	This Is My Theme	A Presentation of Progressive Jazz	Capitol	1947	LP		0:00:25 (Pop-up)
Link Wray & The Wraymen	Please Please Me [Take 1]	Some Kinda Nut: Missing Links Volume 3	Norton	1964	CD		0:03:41 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Jo Mason	Ringo, I Love You -- Bonnie Jo Mason (Cher)	Bravo! Beatles: The Beatles Relations	Annette	1964	CD		0:06:06 (Pop-up)
John Lennon likes Ed Rudy	John Lennon likes Ed Rudy	The American Tour With Ed Rudy	Radio Pulsebeat News	1964	LP		0:07:50 (Pop-up)
Beattle-Ettes	Only Seventeen "Only Seventeen" by "Beattle-Ettes"	Beatlemaniacs!!! The World Of Beatles Novelty Records	Jubilee	1964	CD		0:08:06 (Pop-up)
Vito & The Salutations	Liverpool Bound	Unchained Melodies	Wells	1964	CD		0:09:58 (Pop-up)
Joe E. Ross	on "singing stars these days"	Should Lesbians Be Allowed To Play Pro Football?	Laff	1973	LP		0:12:09 (Pop-up)
Tony Sheridan	My Bonnie "My Bonnie" by "Tony Sheridan"	The Early Tapes Of The Beatles	MGM	1964	CD		0:12:33 (Pop-up)
Ringo	Ringo "Ringo" by "Ringo"	Hear The Beatles Tell All	Vee Jay	1964	CD-R		0:14:37 (Pop-up)
Peter Best	Boys "Boys" by "Peter Best"	Cameo-Parkway 1957-1967	Cameo	1965	CD		0:14:57 (Pop-up)
Jackie Lynton	Little Child "Little Child" by "Jackie Lynton"	Beat, Beat, Beat Vol. 2 - More Mop Top Rarities [Disc 2]	Picadilly	1964			0:17:11 (Pop-up)
Ed Rudy with kids at JFK 2/7/64	Ed Rudy talks with kids at JFK 2/7/64	The American Tour With Ed Rudy	Radio Pulsebeat News	1964	MP3		0:19:07 (Pop-up)
Buchanan And Greenfield	The Invasion -- Buchanan And Greenfield	Bravo! Beatles: The Beatles Relations	Novel	1964	CD		0:20:27 (Pop-up)
Ed Rudy with kids at Hotel Plaza NYC	Ed Rudy talks with kids at Hotel Plaza NYC 2/7/64	The American Tour With Ed Rudy	Radio Pulsebeat News	1964	LP		0:23:26 (Pop-up)
Sam Chalpin	I Want To Hold Your Hand (stereo)	My Father The Pop Singer	ATCO	1966	CD-R		0:24:23 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Misery(take 1) "Misery(take 1)" by "The Beatles"	ULTRA RARE TRAX VOL. 2	The Swingin' Pig	1963	CD		0:26:35 (Pop-up)
Ed Rudy and George Harrison	Ed Rudy clarifies matters with George	The American Tour With Ed Rudy	Radio Pulsebeat News	1964	LP		0:28:22 (Pop-up)
Dick Pillar & His Ork	Beatles Song	Raise The Roof	StelJo	1964	LP		0:28:28 (Pop-up)
Freddy Cannon	She Loves You "She Loves You" by "Freddy Cannon"	Freddie Cannon	Warner Bros.	1964	MP3		0:31:06 (Pop-up)
Del Shannon	From Me To You "From Me To You" by "Del Shannon"	Greatest Hits	Bigtop	1963	CD		0:33:27 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Devil In Her Heart "Devil In Her Heart" by "The Beatles"	The Beatles' Second Album	Capitol	1964	CD		0:35:19 (Pop-up)
Murry Kellum	I Dreamed I Was A Beatle	Beatlemaniacs!!! The World Of Beatles Novelty Records	M.O.C.	1964	CD		0:37:42 (Pop-up)
Dusty Springfield	I Only Want To Be With You	The Dusty Springfield Anthology	Philips	1963	CD		0:39:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Denny D	Welcome to Denny's Den #78 (an encore of #26 from 2/10/21)	Drums! Drums! a Go Go!	Dunhill	1965	CD		0:42:27 (Pop-up)
Otis Redding	Pain In My Heart "Pain In My Heart" by "Otis Redding"	Pain In My Heart	Volt	1963	CD		0:56:27 (Pop-up)
The Impressions	Talking About My Baby	Keep On Pushing	ABC-Paramount	1964	Vinyl		0:58:44 (Pop-up)
Major Lance	Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um	Okeh Soul	OKeh	1963	CD		1:01:09 (Pop-up)
Shirley Ellis	The Nitty Gritty (stereo LP version)	Three Six Nine! The Best Of Shirley Ellis	Congress	1963	CD		1:03:23 (Pop-up)
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas	Quicksand	24 Greatest Hits	Gordy	1963	CD		1:05:33 (Pop-up)
The Supremes	When The Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes	One Kiss Can Lead To Another: Girl Group Sounds - Lost & Found [Disc 2]	Motown	1963	CD		1:08:02 (Pop-up)
Sam Cooke	Ain't That Good News "Ain't That Good News" by "Sam Cooke"	Ain't That Good News	RCA Victor	1964	CD		1:10:36 (Pop-up)
Timmy Shaw	Gonna Send You Back To Georgia (A City Slick)		Wand	1964	MP3		1:12:57 (Pop-up)
James Brown	Oh Baby Don't You Weep (Pt. 1)	Pure Dynamite! Live at the Royal	King	1964	MP3		1:15:16 (Pop-up)
Tommy Tucker	Hi-Heel Sneakers "Hi-Heel Sneakers" by "Tommy Tucker"	Hi-Heel Sneakers	Checker	1964	CD		1:18:09 (Pop-up)
The Diplomats	Here's A Heart "Here's A Heart" by "The Diplomats"		Arock	1964	MP3		1:20:54 (Pop-up)
Etta James	Baby What You Want Me To Do	Rocks The House	Argo	1964	MP3		1:23:18 (Pop-up)
Inez Foxx	Ask Me "Ask Me" by "Inez Foxx"		Symbol	1964	MP3		1:25:57 (Pop-up)
Eddie Holland	Leaving Here "Leaving Here" by "Eddie Holland"	Hitsville USA: The Motown Singles Collection 1959-1971 [Disc 1]	Motown	1963	CD		1:28:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jack Nitzsche	Denny yaps "Denny yaps" by "Jack Nitzsche"	Beatlemania	Reprise	1964	CD		1:30:55 (Pop-up)
The Girlfriends	My One And Only Jimmy Boy	One Kiss Can Lead To Another: Girl Group Sounds - Lost & Found [Disc 2]	Colpix	1963	CD	file under "it doesn't get any better than this!"	1:35:26 (Pop-up)
The Pyramids	Penetration "Penetration" by "The Pyramids"	The Pyramids Play Penetration	Best	1964	CD		1:37:36 (Pop-up)
Jan & Dean	Drag City "Drag City" by "Jan & Dean"	Drag City	Liberty	1963	CD		1:39:34 (Pop-up)
Gene Pitney	That Girl Belongs To Yesterday	Looking Through: The Ultimate Collection	Musicor	1964	CD		1:42:03 (Pop-up)
The Crescents	Pink Dominos "Pink Dominos" by "The Crescents"		Era	1963	MP3		1:44:45 (Pop-up)
The Rip Chords	Hey Little Cobra "Hey Little Cobra" by "The Rip Chords"	Hey Little Cobra	Columbia	1963	CD		1:46:53 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	It Won't Be Long [Stereo]	Meet The Beatles!	Capitol	1964	CD		1:48:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Denny D	Signing Off Denny's Den #78 (an encore of #26 from 2/10/21)	Big Beat On The Organ	Mercury	1958	LP		1:50:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:58pm Dennis Diken: "HEY NOW 'YON DENIZENS!' WEDNESDAY IS HERE – TIME FOR ‘DENNY'S DEN!’ TODAY WE HAVE AN ENCORE OF A SHOW FROM FEBRUARY 10, 2021. HOPE YOU CAN STICK AROUND AND JUMP IN ON THE MESSAGE BOARD! ‘IT’S YOU I’M THINKIN’ OF!’ LET'S HAVE A BALL!”
	2:00pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Dennis and all other listeners!!
	2:02pm Reechie: Hello Dennis & Everyone! Happy 58th anniversary of the day the whole country tuned in to see Frank Gorshin on "The Ed Sullivan Show"!
	2:03pm Baby: WOAPIOBP!! Man, do I need this today. The mother’s milk of it all. Hi Denny. Hi gang!
	2:03pm Dan from Peekskill: Happy Wednesday.
	2:04pm LesleyK: hey Dennis and all, happy Wednesday afternoon!
	2:05pm Melanie Thiel: Listening at work, good sunny Wednesday everyone!
	2:06pm Joe W.: Hi everyone!
	2:06pm Baby: I have this 45
	2:08pm Dan from Peekskill: I convinced my parents to let me stay up 58 years ago tonight. My world was changed at the age of six.
	2:12pm DA The DJ: Hey Dennis. Digging.
	2:15pm Woo: Saw that Ringo is on the road this year. He's got Edgar Winter in the band again. Picturing Ringo playing on Frankenstein! In the 70s I saw Edgar with Focus opening. They played Hocus Pocus for a half hour and one other song.
	2:17pm LesleyK: I love this Beatle-y episode
	2:17pm Gino 1: Happy Wednesday from CHS alumni!!! Lovin the music today!
	2:18pm Woo: 18 and a half!
	2:22pm bradford: wow, this is funny (?)
	2:25pm Dennis Diken: welcome Andrew in Toronto, Reechie, Baby, Dan from Peekskill, LesleyK, Melanie Thiel, Joe W, Woo DA the DJ (TAST), Gino 1, bradford - alright!
	2:26pm Eric R: October 1963, a little filler article in the New York Times got me wondering. November, December, another couple of mentions. Last week of December, transistor radio under the pillow. Wow!!! That had to be that English group! (the DJ didn't say what it was) The next night, there it was again!! Wow again!
	2:27pm Dennis Diken: @Eric R - cool, man! I didn't hear them until 1/64.
	2:28pm Eric R: Dennis, I think it was WABC in New York
	2:29pm bradford: it's amazing how much schmaltz the Beatles inspired in this country...
	2:29pm Patti K: Greetings all! Hope everyone is keeping warm.
	2:31pm Eric R: Whoo!
	2:31pm Woo: Freddy sings in a key of his own
	2:31pm Eric R: Whoo, as in Freddy. Woo, as in Hi, Woo.
	2:32pm Dennis Diken: hey Patti K!
	2:36pm Eric R: Yay. Should be a national holiday again, today. Day before yesterday, today too
	2:37pm Baby: Greatest cover ever? I mean it.
	2:37pm Eric R: Baby, could be. It's fantastic
	2:38pm Woo: Hey Eric!
	2:39pm Eric R: Dusty!
	2:39pm Eric R: perfect record, in my top 25 of all time
	2:40pm Dennis Diken: @Baby - I had the occasion to sit behind Ringo's kit in '95 (before an All Stars show - he wasn't there) and "Devil In Her Heart" was the groove I chose to play!
	2:41pm Baby: Double D. Of course you did!
	2:41pm Woo: Those drums loom large in his legend Dennis!
	2:42pm Dennis Diken: "Devil In Her Heart" - one of my top fave Beatle tracks!!!
	2:43pm Eric R: gotta back up here. Baby, when you said "greatest cover", did you mean Devil in Her Heart is a great version of an older tune, that kind of cover, or were you referring to the album design of the Beatles 2nd Album? Because, both are true. Great covers.
	2:44pm Baby: I’d be all hearing that all again right now. Can you swing that Dennis?
	2:45pm Dennis Diken: @Baby - heh?
	2:49pm Eric R: great background info, Dennis
	2:50pm Dennis Diken: thanks Eric R!
	2:50pm Woo: The Beatles Second Album was the second album I owned as a child, the first being More of the Monkees. I still have both and they are both in Mono
	2:51pm Eric R: I've got a CD called "Please Me Do" with about a dozen takes of Misery and the song sure does improve when they go to piano instead of guitar in the bridge.
	2:52pm Eric R: Dennis, that would probably be "I'll Be Back"
	2:52pm Dennis Diken: @Woo - you were off to a good start! @Eric R - yeah, George Martin overdubbed piano on a few tracks on their 1st LP, to good effect
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: Greetings Dennis and all
	2:53pm Dennis Diken: welcome aboard coelacanth∅!
	2:57pm Eric R: as I recall (I was a kid so maybe that makes me an expert!) there was great stuff around but not at the top of the charts so it got less airplay. The pop stations would play Bobby Vinton over this great Otis tune.
	2:59pm Andrew in Toronto: You`re killing it Dennis!!
	3:00pm Dennis Diken: @Andrew in Toronto - at your service!
	3:01pm Eric R: Beatles arrive back in England, carrying LPs they bought in America. Paul holding the Major Lance album.
	3:07pm Eric R: I'm looking over the Billboard charts. Glad All Over got in the next week but then no others (besides Beatles) until March, with Needles and Pins and Hippy Hippy Shake.
	3:10pm Dennis Diken: @Eric R - right (re Major Lance LP)! - actually, there were some very cool records in the Top 10 during the week before "I Want To Hold Your Hand" was in there - including "Surfin' Bird," "Louie Louie," "Out Of Limits," "Drag City" and other cool stash
	3:12pm Eric R: great show, Dennis. I'll have to catch the rest in the archives. "The Man" wants me to get back to work.
	3:14pm Dennis Diken: thanks for that, Eric R - be seeing you!
	3:14pm coelacanth∅: i'm gonna guess that Timmy Shaw didn't sell a lot of records in georgia
	3:17pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: The only weeping I do during Denny's Den is for joy! Especially any episode that includes "Liverpool Bound".
	3:19pm Dennis Diken: @Todd-o-phonic Todd - "Salutations" to you! and thanks!!
	3:23pm Hackensack Slim: Etta James plus Jimmy Reed = Greatness!
	3:26pm Dennis Diken: @Hackensack Slim - no argument here!
	3:29pm Smoketown Joe: Hey Double D. You are killing it with this mix. Thanks!!!!!!!!!
	3:30pm Dennis Diken: @Smoketown Joe - obliged!
	3:32pm Listener Robert: If that announcement was in the original, it means you've been in this time slot on this channel for at least a year. Congratulations, and why'd it take me so long to find out?
	3:34pm Dennis Diken: hey Listener Robert (and anyone who missed the memo) - yes, today is an encore from 2/10/21 - thanks very much for the congrats!
	3:36pm Kitschy Mama: Great jingles on the program today!
	3:36pm Dennis Diken: @Kitschy Mama - thanks a bunch!
	3:38pm Baby: Is that Hal whomping on Jimmy Boy?
	3:41pm Dennis Diken: @Baby - sure sounds like Hal!!
	3:42pm Andrew in Toronto: The Pitster!!
	3:43pm Dennis Diken: @Andrew in Toronto - yes! the great Gene Pitney lives! here in Denny's Den!!
	3:44pm Reechie: Did Pitney record this in the UK? It strikes me how similar the backing track sound is to Dusty Springfield's records back then.
	3:45pm Andrew in Toronto: Holy smokes!!
	3:46pm Kitschy Mama: Ah ‘64, the golden age of the instrumental 45.
	3:46pm Dennis Diken: @Reechie - yes, GP track cut in UK (purportedly Bobby Graham on tubs) and the 1st Jagger/Richard song to chart in US?
	3:50pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for the awesome vibes!!!
	3:50pm Patti K: Thanks for perking up my afternoon. Stay well everyone, hope to 'see' you next week.
	3:51pm LesleyK: thanks Dennis. that was fun, yet again!
	3:51pm Joe W.: Thanks Dennis for another wonderful show!
	3:52pm bradford: Fun show Dennis - thanks!
	3:52pm Baby: Jan and Dean not in RR hall of fame.
	3:54pm Dennis Diken: THANKS Andrew in Toronto, LesleyK, Joe W, Patti K & bradford!
	3:54pm Dennis Diken: baby - that's INSANE!
	3:54pm Andrew in Toronto: The doorbell always rocks!
	3:55pm Dennis Diken: "THANKS 'YON DENIZENS' FOR MAKING THE SCENE TODAY! LOVE YOU ALL MADLY!"
	3:56pm Listener Robert: I just realized how remarkably stable the schedule's been on this channel from that announcement. It probably means you guys don't have lives. ;-)
	3:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Dennis!
	4:00pm Dennis Diken: @Listener Robert - an astute observation there!
	4:00pm Dennis Diken: @coelacanth∅ - many thanks for tuning in!
	4:02pm Listener Robert: On the other hand, this is a rerun, so it means you had the time to comment but not to assemble a show, which means you do have other things to do. I hope that's a GOOD thing!

Denny's Den with Dennis Diken: Playlist from February 9, 2022

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