WFMU: Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock: Playlist from May 2, 2022

Listener comments!
	12:01pm Mister Dobalina: Belock'n Rock'n time!
	12:01pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Good afternoon Joe
	12:01pm luka: greatest fake song ever recorded?
	12:01pm sufferwords: Tap me IN!!!!
	12:01pm Handy Haversack: Joe and all the Montebanks!
	12:02pm Marley P. Dogg: Tap!!!! My first concert when I was a kid!!!!
	12:03pm McGroovey: Ric Parnell RIP
	12:03pm Miss Georgia Peach: Yo, Joe!
	12:03pm medson: Spinal Tap tribute time. Damn.
	12:03pm captain beef fart: 18''
	12:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always gets muh blud pumpin' ...after all these years yerknow...
	12:04pm Rich in Washington: Why am I just now learning that Spinal Tap and Atomic Rooster had the same drummer?
	12:04pm egould: I say “Tap into America!”
	12:04pm Fishtown Mike: And so it begins. Tap straight into the Out-Sect. Bold move.
	12:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rich ...before he exploded obviously...
	12:04pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Hello medson and Miss Georgia Peach(love your music)
	12:05pm drr: Marly: really?
	12:05pm Pixie Dick: Thanks for being here DJ Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock
	12:05pm McGroovey: I'm still playing air guitar after hearing Foghat on Joe McGasko.
	12:05pm medson: The Out-Sect were great live, catch em if ya can
	12:06pm spodiodi: hey Joe B! all
	👻 12:06pm Cacophone Jeff: Heya, Joe & 3-Chorders!
	12:06pm HyperDose: If Nate K burned it down last night, Joe is combusting whatever is left!
	12:06pm TerrDE: I think I played an Omaha tourney w the Taps Micheal , he didn't say a word. He was seated next to Miami John C.
	12:07pm Joe B: greetings all! thanks for being here
	12:07pm Fishtown Mike: BTW, Out-Sect next Friday in Philly @ Warehouse on Watts. Gonna be a banger.
	12:07pm Handy Haversack: You'll wear the thing out, McGroove!
	12:07pm medson: Dion returning to that D4 sound, love it
	12:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah. 'Richard "Ric" J. Parnell was an English rock drummer. Notable for his work in the band Atomic Rooster, he is probably best known for his role as the ill-fated drummer Mick Shrimpton in the film This Is Spinal Tap. Born:August 13, 1951, London, England Died:May 1, 2022 '
	👻 12:09pm tim from washington: Hey Joe! Blow em out this morning, man!
	12:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Zappa spoke of how hard it was to get Musicians to play humorously...
	👻 12:10pm tim from washington: Rich in Washington - according to the internet machine Ric Parnell also played frequently with Deniz Tek too!
	12:10pm prudy: the Out-sect sound super....wish they were coming to Austin...
	12:10pm Joe B: he's on 3 deniz tek albums
	12:11pm Mister Dobalina: Gonna have to clicky star fav this hotness!
	👻 12:11pm Artie: It's Joe Time!!
	12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Then he must've been badass.
	👻 12:11pm Hoboken Jack: Hey Joe, McGroove, Handy, new Tap drummer Bagpipe, Medson Man, Spodi, HyperD, everybody!
	👻 12:12pm tim from washington: This Kate Clover is kick ass! Plus excellent song and album titles.
	12:12pm egould: Deniz Tek. Now that is legit.
	12:12pm Joe B: @RR63 - unfortunetaly was not with Deniz any of the times he came to FMU!
	12:13pm spodiodi: hey Jack!
	12:14pm medson: Hola Jack
	12:14pm Joe B: @Handy - as a welcome back gift, sandwich was belock'd at milano's. and by a different guy this time!
	12:14pm Handy Haversack: He's suiting up for his audition now, Jack!
	12:15pm Handy Haversack: Ha, Joe! The more Jersey City changes, the more Jersey City stays the same!
	👻 12:16pm tim from washington: I like the nod to early Devo on this Ty song.
	👻 12:17pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Joe B, Mister Dobalina, Danny, luka, sufferwords, Handy Haversack, Marley P. Dogg, McGroovey, Miss Georgia Peach, medson, captain beef fart, RRN63, Rich, egould, Fishtown Mike, drr, Pixie Dick, spodiodi, Cacophone Jeff, HyperDose, TerrDe, tim, prudy, Artie, Hoboken Jack, and anyone I missed!!!
	12:17pm spodiodi: Will!
	12:17pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Good afternoon champ and worshippers of good music!
	12:18pm Mister Dobalina: Hola Sound Guy....
	12:18pm Miss Georgia Peach: Hi Everyone!!
	12:18pm Handy Haversack: What up, Will! Yo, spodi!
	👻 12:18pm Frank In Queens: Hey kids
	12:18pm Sissophonic Cheryl: Happy Monday Joe!
	12:18pm HyperDose: Heyo Jack, Will, Handy, Todd!
	12:18pm Hubig Pie: Have a good time alla time.....
	12:18pm spodiodi: yo Handy!
	👻 12:18pm Hughie Considine: Just flew in the coast and boy my arms are tired...
	👻 12:20pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Todd-O-Phonic Todd, Frank, Sissophonic Cheryl, Hubig Pie, and Hughie Considine!!!
	12:20pm Tim from LH: Tuned in and nursing a sunburn from the blazingly sunny Hoboken Festival yesterday!
	12:21pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Hi Will and Handy. thanks for your kind words
	12:21pm Mister Dobalina: 🐝 🔓
	12:21pm nickybones: yello Joe!
	12:21pm McGroovey: Hello, Cleveland!
	👻 12:21pm prof.fuzz: it's lunchtime! hi JoeB! handy! tim! todd! mcG! revrab!
	12:22pm G: Got sunburn on the neck the first day of JazzFest here in New Orleans. Sunblock after that on Saturday and Sunday. Too late! I'm a redneck now...
	👻 12:22pm tim from washington: @Hughie - I tell people the same thing when I fly. Generally, it's greeted with groans or confusion. With that said, I hear you buddy. Flying is hard work!
	12:22pm Woo: Hey Joe Hey Every Each and One
	12:23pm Mister Dobalina: Hot dawgs for lunch.
	12:23pm McGroovey: We haven't had to think much about sunblock so far this spring in the Northeast.
	👻 12:23pm tim from washington: Hey prof, will and everybody!! This set is like Freedom Rock. You have to turn it up!
	12:23pm Joe B: @nickybones - happy belated b-day!
	12:24pm Handy Haversack: tim, while sitting on the runway and waiting for the plane to leave, I like to turn to the person next to me and say, "The people look like ants from way up here." Hey, AP Danny in AP Poughkipsee! prof.fuzz! Woo! Boss Groover! Everyone!
	12:24pm nickybones: Thank you, Joe! Desert Sharks rule(s)!
	12:24pm medson: Ripper of an opening Joe B
	👻 12:25pm Will the Sound Guy: Joe B cracked this first set out of the park 🏞️
	12:25pm McGroovey: Giuda: air-guitar-worthy crew. (How do you say "air guitar" in Italian?)
	👻 12:26pm tim from washington: @G - besides turning into a redneck, what were the other highlights of the weekend?
	👻 12:26pm tim from washington: Handy - excellent!
	👻 12:27pm Hughie Considine: @Tim, it's a solid quip, and it just bubbled up in me -- had to let it fly! (which is hard work)
	12:29pm Handy Haversack: karlward and I ended up missing the openers for the Guerilla Toss show at TV Eye on Friday. But GT put on a hell of a show. Saw Abbie from Mars there, too!
	👻 12:30pm Frank In Queens: Watch it Joe...
	12:30pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Heyo. Finally showered, work in progress. @HH I wish I was still young enough to manage going out two nights in a row, really do want to hit TV Eye at some point.
	👻 12:31pm Frank In Queens: Apparently Ric played on Toni Basil's "Mickey"
	12:32pm captain beef fart: Was it spontaneous human combustion or a mystery best left unsolved?
	12:32pm pgalub: Hey Joe, Handy, everyone! Good to be here on this rainy Monday.
	12:33pm Handy Haversack: Threemoons, I had to turn down a kind offer from McGroovey to go to a third show in a row on Thursday night! Needed a recharge before the weekend. Pete!
	👻 12:33pm Frank In Queens: Now we're talkin'!
	12:34pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: BTW am I the only person who got woken up by a huge storm last night? Last night, some kind of thunder was right over my building--shook the whole place, v loud thunder went on for about 20 minutes (followed by me not being able to fall back asleep).
	12:35pm Mister Dobalina: For me it was this morning just a little after 6am, the lightning was crazy, but the sky rumbling was intense! I happen to be up and got to watch the storm. Good time!
	👻 12:35pm tim from washington: I dig this Horse! Completely new to me,
	12:35pm Peter from Dover NJ: Hello Joe B. Everyone is a winner when they play 3 Chird Monte.
	12:35pm Roberto: You weren't the only one, Threemoons. There was a massive thundercrack around 5am that set off car alarms here on the Upper West Side.
	12:37pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @Mister Dobalina where you at? It was still dark out or so I thought so....@Roberto YES the car alarms also -- in my sleep fog I thought it was sirens (I am near Sinai in Astoria) but my bed -- a sturdy-ass platform bed with underneath storage--actually shook. I checked for cracked glass this AM, that's how loud it was.
	12:38pm Mister Dobalina: I'm in Queens, I was up from about 5am to 6:30 & the storm started at about 6:05am. Loves me a good storm! I guess one can also say that this show, so far, has been quiet the storm of a show.
	12:38pm Peter from Dover NJ: @ McGroovey 12:23. I can count on the weather to be lousy on my day off.
	12:38pm clarke: howdy ya'll (from new orleans)!!
	12:39pm Carmichael: Heya Joe and radio pals.
	12:39pm Bob Plasticland: Are there alottta songs with the title Freedom Rider??????
	12:39pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, I was awake for it, too in north Brooklyn. The kittens ran to the window to see what was what. I think that might have been their first real storm.
	12:39pm G: @tim: No time to write up much; heavy work today. But in another site people asked for comments about JazzFest Sunday for me. Copypaste: I was at JazzFest in New Orleans all day Fri/Sat/Sun. We leave home daily at 9:30am, get home 8-9pm. I know on the weekend I saw people asking here [meaning a non-FMU site] about what I was seeing, but I had no time (or signal strength, or phone battery remaining, etc.) to say anything from the venue on the weekend. So here's a little about Sunday... It was pouring rain Sunday 7-8am, with rain forecast into the afternoon, so Mary Ellen and I decided to just do one of the eight or ten concert venues all day, and not have to move around from place to place in the rain and mud. (In the end it never rained after 11am...) We did the Blues Tent venue, with seating provided by the venue, so we didn't have to lug foldup lawn chairs as normally we have to. So we saw 6 or 7 sets from 11:30 till 6:45, in one spot. One midday set included Clarence "Frogman" Henry (a local), who had to sing from a rolling chair (he's 85), but he still could sing super well, hold an audience, joke and improvise, etc. Two people held him up on each side so he could sing a song or two standing up. But he was still in better shape than Phil Collins -- not sure if that's funny, sad, or both. Later in the same set, The Dixie Cups -- they were the first American group to knock the Beatles out of the top charting 45/single sales position in the mid 60s. They can still sing, too. (Part One of maybe Three or Four)
	👻 12:40pm Frank In Queens: @Tim, I second what Mister Dobolina stated. I didn't hear any rain or thunder until I was waiting for the bus this morning, which would've been at about 6AM. I'm a horribly light sleeper, so I definitely would've noticed if the storm had come earlier.
	12:40pm McGroovey: I've never actually heard Atomic Rooster. I've seen their records cheap many times, but I've been afraid I'd end up with yet another cheap horrible record that I couldn't bear to get rid of. This isn't horrible.
	12:40pm G: Part Two: The highlight of the day in the Blues Tent, where we were, was Randy Newman, who apparently had a big following at the festival. The staff had to keep clearing people out, over and over, who wanted to sit down or stand in the aisles through the seating area that the Fire Dept requires for performance venues. Super super crowded, but Mary Ellen and I had worked our way forward in the venue when seats emptied between each set, so by Newman we were on the end of row two, center seating. :-) We were maybe 50-60 feet from Newman as he did a 75 minute set sitting at a Steinway, solo. He did his biggest hits, plus others, and two Louisiana-related songs that are popular here (about the 1927 Mississippi flood, and about Huey Long) -- he lived in New Orleans for awhile when young. He kept saying "you're so kind, very kind, more kind than you know" etc. after songs. I think he felt was not 100% of what he was 20-30 years ago, but if he was 85-90% of what he was at one time, he still sounded good. He is obviously not in great shape. Dragged his feet or shuffled, like an old guy (which he is), getting on and off stage, and his head is permanently turned toward the floor. Beat up wrinkly old shirt and jeans -- made Archie Bunker look well dressed. But he can still do his songs (piano, voice) well, maybe not for a lot longer. I think he tried to end his set a little early because he was tired, but someone from the crew met him coming off stage and it looked as if he made him go back and finish his contracted set length, 2-3 more songs lol.
	12:41pm Roberto: It might have been 6am here as well, I can't say for sure.
	12:41pm Jim the Poet: I'm playing fortnite. These guys won't stop shooting at me!!!
	👻 12:42pm tim from washington: Fuck yeah! One of my favorite MC5 songs. Is this with the Melvins backing Wayne?
	👻 12:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Joe. When two chords is just not enough to start the week, give 'em three!
	12:42pm HyperDose: Yup storm woke me up too across the river, 3M
	12:43pm G: Part Three (and last): The Chili Peppers closed Sunday at one of the largest outside stages. Mary Ellen stayed in our seat(s) in the Blues Tent during Deacon John, but I used the bathroom and went over to the Chilis area. Man, it was like it often is when the big longstanding acts do a set -- completely overjammed, and people standing in all the walkways jammed together. Hard to get anywhere if you do not get a good seat several sets earlier at the same venue, and then hold onto it till the big act, which comes on late in the day. I only got close enough to see the left-side video projection. Yep, Flea was shirtless and jumping around backwards, as usual, they sounded pretty good, I heard some of their wellknown songs. I mean, they are getting on in years, and de facto are a legacy act now, but still bring it. Kiedis is making some weird fashion statement these days, I guess -- bowl cut like out of Dumb and Dumber, and a porn stache -- not exactly his early 90s look lol. But they were good. They also did not close their show with Give It Away for the first time since 2004; stuck it in earlier. Maybe they are sick of playing it? Trying to freshen the set? I then headed back to the Blues Tent for most of Deacon Jones, the closing set there. Mary Ellen especially wanted to see him because she said he was the best and most fun deposition she ever did, maybe 20 years ago. He was nice, fun, fair, very fun experience as a deponent lol. He was a character witness for a plaintiff in an IP vio suit, and as always Mary Ellen is on the other/defense side. The case eventually settled for a 5-figure amount. Just another day at the office lol
	12:43pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @Hyperdose and other stormwatchers YOWZA it was that strong....@HH my friend's beagle is absolutely terrified of lightning....
	12:44pm Joe B: @tim - no. ric parnell on drums
	12:45pm chris_in_space: This Wayne Kramer track slays.
	12:45pm McGroovey: Yeah, whenever that crack (multi-rumble-boom-cracks, really) of thunder waswere, it woke me up from a sound sleep. It sounder like the roof was getting ripped off. I looked it the window and saw the rain and realized what was going on and went right back to sleep
	12:45pm clarke: nice G - that's Deacon JOHN, not the football player, tho, ha ha!
	👻 12:45pm tim from washington: @Joe - Ha! I should have figured that since it's a Ric Parnell tribute set.
	12:46pm spodiodi: yeah!
	12:46pm G: @clarke: yup lol
	12:46pm Handy Haversack: Nice, G! Thanks for the write-up!
	👻 12:46pm tim from washington: G - thanks for the scene report. Frogman Carter and the Dixie Cups. Holy cow!
	12:47pm Candy-O'67: Hey Joe and everyone! Been tuning in while working. Hey, G! I'll be there for the 2nd weekend, starting on Thurs. Can't wait! I'm picking up a friend in Houston late Wed. afternoon and we're driving over. This is our third fest together in the last 30 years. Never done the 4 days before. Gonna be a marathon!
	12:47pm clarke: i didn't go yesterday to AVOID hearing any red hot chili peppers. ever.
	12:47pm Candy-O'67: Hey, clarke! haha! I'll be in touch. You going any this coming weekend?
	12:48pm clarke: i am thinking about heading out there, thursday - because leo nocentelli is playing his entire 70's album. but, not sure.
	12:48pm G: @Candy: We are doing Thur/Fri/Sat this coming weekend and skipping Sunday -- have to drive to Mississippi Sunday. But six of seven days ain't bad, I guess lol
	12:49pm Yes: 😎
	12:49pm clarke: that's a LOT of scratch G!! ain't it $90 per day?
	👻 12:49pm tim from washington: Hey Candy! I looked up the schedule for this upcoming weekend. Man oh man! The small stages look fantastic plus Leo Nocentelli and Irma Thomas on the big stage!
	12:50pm Candy-O'67: I'd say you've done good to go that much, G!
	12:50pm Mister Dobalina: @Frank in Queens, you can't be as light of a sleeper as I am. A mouse farts and I wake up!
	12:51pm Candy-O'67: Cool, clarke. I know we are going to try to catch some night shows, too
	12:51pm clarke: Irma actually played yesterday in the Gospel Tent (for some reason)
	12:51pm Mister Dobalina: Esta versión esta super chevre!
	12:51pm Candy-O'67: Yep, Tim! Hey! So many cool acts!
	12:51pm Andres: ¡¡¡ !!!
	12:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Young Toni Basil : i.pinimg.com... ...cause young Toni Basil.
	12:53pm clarke: i might go see Built To Spill tonight.
	12:53pm dave wuz here: very blondie basil, luv it
	12:53pm DjLorraine: I'm shaking my pom poms for Joe Belock sandwich chatter
	👻 12:53pm Frank In Queens: @Mister Dobalina, same here.
	12:53pm luka: POKIN YOUR HAY
	👻 12:54pm karlward: Next up: Jazz Tap
	12:54pm clarke: a mouse just farted in east rutherford.
	12:54pm Mister Dobalina: Hosing down your barn door! hahahaHahaha
	12:55pm egould: It takes a serious subject, like sex… and puts it in a barnyard setting.
	👻 12:55pm tim from washington: Does anyone dig CB4? I don't think it gets as much love as it should. Spinal Tap and CB4 would make a great double feature.
	12:55pm drr: Hey G: thanks for the Jazz Fest synopses. Some of it kind of reminded me of why I rarely go anymore. I had a ticket for the day Lionel Richie played (yes, I'm a huge fan) and ended up working late at the office.
	12:55pm DjLorraine: Is this answer song to Ain't gonna work on Maggie's farm no more?
	12:55pm Jim the Poet: I only like Organic Sex Farms
	12:55pm Hubig Pie: This is very sophisticated and mature
	12:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roger Ebert even rated Spinal Tap as especially great.
	12:56pm clarke: hubig, son!!!
	12:56pm Paulo AD: Hey yo
	12:56pm clarke: whereyat??
	12:56pm PeterD: My favorite two Spinal Tap songs back to back.
	12:57pm drr: tim: I liked CB4. For some reason I walked about 10 NYC blocks in a driving snowstorm to see it. I did some ridiculous stuff just to get out of the house back then.
	12:57pm captain beef fart: Gimme Some Money would round out my top 3
	12:57pm clarke: not Big Bottom??
	12:57pm Hubig Pie: yo, clarke. By my mom an 'em
	12:57pm drr: not Stonehenge???
	12:57pm spodiodi: talk about mud flaps...
	👻 12:57pm tim from washington: Jim, Jim, Jim... forget the hippie feel good sex farm. You need to get down and dirty with the Sex Farm Sex Farm, buddy!
	12:58pm Carmichael: Not the Folksmen?
	12:58pm clarke: awwwbra. yah.
	12:58pm drr: not....Skeletons of Quinto?
	👻 12:59pm James in ATL: Hell Hole = Funniest music video of all time.
	👻 12:59pm tim from washington: @drr - It's a 10 blocks NYC blizzard worthy movie!
	12:59pm G: @ Candy-O'67 12:50: We are pretty hardcore about looking at the 'cubes'/schedules, and scoping out what to get to when, and sometimes we do split sets that are scheduled in time conflict. Yesterday we decided not to take chairs and just stay put in one covered venue, expecting heavy rains that in the event never happened. But we had great seats in the Blues Tent before midafternoon, by moving up to empty end-row seats between acts...
	12:59pm clarke: ha ha ha ha
	12:59pm Mister Dobalina: It's a common, clarke...be patient... listen for that heavy bass intro.
	12:59pm drr: @James: the guitar-shaped hole in the wall....
	12:59pm Mister Dobalina: *coming
	1:00pm Hubig Pie: Currently residing in the 'where are they now file'
	1:00pm G: @clarke 12:51: My guess has always been that the venue assignments within JazzFest have to do with anticipated audience size more than supposed venue 'genre'...
	1:00pm clarke: common!
	1:00pm Son Of Pantz: Wow, they really put the Kinks in this one
	👻 1:01pm tim from washington: C'mon Joe, you know this show needs some Jazz Odyssey.
	1:01pm drr: barbershop raga
	1:01pm Rich in Washington: I like to think Spinal Tap and The Rutles exist in the same universe.
	1:01pm Hubig Pie: We're not university material
	1:01pm egould: Now the harmonies sound like a barber shop raga.
	1:01pm PeterD: Big Bottom and Gimme Some Money and Stonehenge would round out a top 5 for me.
	1:02pm Candy-O'67: Sounds cool, G. We are planning to split sets, too. I think we'll skip carrying around chairs all day. Looks like Friday is the only bad day for potential bad weather this week. Fingers crossed it fizzles out, too. Bringing lots of sunscreen and dressing cool. It's gonna be sizzling hot 🔥. Haha
	1:02pm spodiodi: 👏 nice set, Joe!
	1:02pm clarke: boston's not much of a college town.
	👻 1:02pm tim from washington: Spinal Tap was Billy Crystal's best and only good performance.
	1:03pm clarke: @Candy: make sure to bring an umbrella!! you won't be sorry - rain or shine!!
	1:03pm drr: Do yall remember when they told Letterman that BLTW was coming out in a special double length longbox? When asked for the reason they replied: "It's more cardboard to recycle."
	👻 1:03pm xtrakrispy: Ric Parnell is a steely eyed drummer man.
	1:03pm Candy-O'67: I will, clarke. Thx!
	1:04pm Handy Haversack: Hubig: A toupée on the cabaret scene? Incommunicado?
	1:04pm clarke: or in the vernacular of olde: a parasol
	1:05pm Rich in Washington: Love that Toni Basil's debut album has no less than three Devo covers on it.
	1:05pm clarke: bummershoot, whatnot.
	1:06pm G: @drr 12:55: It's 70 bucks a day for 6-7 acts, or even more acts if you do some partial/split sets. Not bad pricing for live music if you can handle the roundtrip commute to and from the fairgrounds, and there is stuff you want to see all day. If the forecast had been dry Sunday, we would probably have gone to different acts from the complete Blues Tent covered venue. Mary Ellen is Cajun, so we tend to hit a lot of Cajun/Creole/Zydeco and other Louisiana and regional stuff (which is really what the festival supposedly is for; they bring in national acts to draw out of towners) -- plus assorted other stuff.
	1:07pm Hubig Pie: My first jazzfaest was '89. Gate was 12 $
	1:07pm clarke: actually, the first year, G - it really WAS all jazz
	1:07pm Candy-O'67: G, I'm all into the Cajun music and brass band stuff, too. Gonna enjoy seeing that
	1:07pm G: @Candy-O'67: Thanks for the "meteo" -- we hadn't checked coming-weekend weather yet. :-)
	1:07pm nickybones: this new Savak record is killer.
	1:08pm Candy-O'67: You're welcome, G!
	1:08pm clarke: i saw McCoy Tyner, Brubeck, Amad Jamal as a kid.
	1:09pm G: @clarke: I know, that's always bugged me. Nothing like authenticity and truth in advertising, huh? Especially when income is at stake haha
	1:09pm Hubig Pie: jazzfaust
	1:09pm clarke: Stan Kenton, Ellington played the first year, but i missed dat.
	1:10pm Candy-O'67: Cool, Clarke! The first time I went in the '90's, I saw Dr. John and all the Nevilles, of course
	1:10pm G: @Hubig (another New Orleans local) -- Did it sell its soul to the devil, aka The Almighty Dollar? haha
	1:10pm drr: Best thing I ever saw at Jazz Fest was one of the best shows I've ever seen: Betty Wright. (Clean Up Woman", "Tonight Is The Night You Make Me A Woman", etc. One, she was hilarious. Two: she had the crowd putting their hands in the air. Three: it was a Sunday so she said she wanted to something for "my Jesus". I thought we were getting a gospel tune, but nope: she played a drum solo for Jesus.
	1:10pm Mister Dobalina: Stop wasting my time You know what I want You know what I need Or maybe you don't
	1:11pm clarke: Meters were featured in the 2nd year.
	1:11pm Candy-O'67: That would have been killer, Clarke, to see them. That's the only kind of jazz I like, the old stuff
	1:11pm Mister Dobalina: Don't get me wrong Try getting me right Your face is okay
	1:11pm G: I saw Betty Wright at JF in maybe 2018 or 19. I believe she was working in a New Orleans cafeteria kitchen or something when she recorded her early 70s hits ...
	1:12pm Hubig Pie: Saw Richard Thompson at the Lag-nap stage playing to about 20 peoples
	1:12pm clarke: i think my favorite jazzfest act was Ry Cooder, Jim Dickinson and Flaco all together - wow. but, seeing and meeting Chuck Berry and his daughter was a high point.
	1:13pm drr: G: wow! H: I saw RT too but playing to a sea of people, or that's how I recall it.
	1:13pm G: Yes, sometimes I am surpised by how many or how few people some JazzFest acts draw. Deacon John was poorly attended yesterday due I guess to being up against the Chili Peppers. But he was great.
	1:14pm clarke: Deacon John is ALWAYS fantastic!! his only flaw: just couldn't write a song. i grew up with the deacon!!
	1:14pm drr: Gotta say my fave Betty White quote: "I caught my husband looking at a Tina Turner video on MTV. I said what you looking at Tina Turner for? You already got Betty Wright! I don't know, maybe you think you're so good looking you can get Tina Turner too!"
	1:15pm drr: uh, Betty WRIGHT.
	1:15pm clarke: i liked betty white, as well!! RIP
	1:15pm Don F.: Good afternoon Joe B. and monteleonies. The Mummies did a bang up job a couple of weeks back at TVi. A great performance.
	1:16pm drr: RIP Betty Wright, too, sadly. She is not forgotten.
	1:17pm clarke: that's great you got to see her! i am pretty sure she did a set at Ponderosa Stomp, once, but i missed dat as well.
	1:18pm G: @clarke 1:14: Mary Ellen, who's lived in NOLA since the late 80s, always says Deacon John never had a big national chart hit like for example Dr John et al. He mainly makes a living doing weddings, parties, business events, here locally, so she says.
	1:18pm Don F.: Re jazzfest. Johnny Rivers played the showboat 'Natchez' (here come the Nachos jokes) in '84.
	1:18pm clarke: remember when the Stomp used to be in (this) tween the fest weekends?? crazy.
	1:20pm clarke: the deacon never really RECORDED (much, if at all). there are/were plenty of artists who covered songs - but, i think he wanted to write something of his own, and never was happy with what he came up with. so just did covers and made tons of $$ at balls, etc.
	1:22pm G: @clarke: 1:20: sounds about right lol
	1:23pm clarke: (deacon john DID do a cd of standards later in life, but i am talking about Records)
	👻 1:23pm prof.fuzz: oh cool! we're playing with psych-o-positive (and creek and kills) on june 1!
	1:24pm paddy in matawan: i feel a tick in my head
	1:24pm clarke: deacon said to me once: i jus' don' have that gene [song-writing]
	👻 1:24pm tim from washington: Handy - you still here? How was the show this weekend?
	1:24pm morphe': There seems to be extra Rs in today's R&R??
	1:25pm clarke: Fuzzzzz
	👻 1:25pm prof.fuzz: clarke!!!!
	1:26pm clarke: how were this weekend's festivities?
	1:26pm medson: Just when I think I have a favorite TCM show. Monday rolls around again. Dynamite today.
	1:27pm Squeaky Dave: Positively psychedelic!
	1:27pm Joe B: ha thanks medson!
	👻 1:27pm prof.fuzz: we had a fun show last night. taking the rest of the month off to finish up the semester and get ready for our tour that starts on 5/27.
	1:27pm Handy Haversack: Pysch-o-Positive kicks butt!
	1:27pm morphe': Not a request but was imagining a "bad" set with Fat Bottom Girls played back to back with He's Got A Really Big Deck ... either one playing first .. Really Not a request ... just a goofy aural image...
	1:27pm Hubig Pie: For a couple years in the mid-90's, you were bound to hear the riff from Voodoo Chile at least once or twice if you made it to the Fairgrounds
	👻 1:27pm tim from washington: Psych-o-Positive and Todd-O-Phonic share the same middle name.
	👻 1:28pm prof.fuzz: @tim: separated at birth, no doubt.
	1:28pm clarke: infinetessimily so!!
	👻 1:28pm tim from washington: Exactly, prof!
	👻 1:29pm prof.fuzz: separated by hyphens at birth, to be more specific
	1:29pm Handy Haversack: prof.fuzz: that last band, Psych-o-Positive is on the bill with you and C&K for 6/1!
	1:29pm clarke: whatcha got fer a sandwich, today, Fuzz??
	1:29pm Yod Crewsy: Hey there Joe and everyone else!
	👻 1:30pm prof.fuzz: @clarke: leftover pasta for lunch today. @handy: i know! it's gonna be a super-fun time.
	1:30pm drr: @Don F.: Johnny Rivers is a New Orleans kid. Real name Johnny Ramistella. I learned this from a guy playing a whole set of Johnny Rivers tunes at the Old Arabi Bar.
	1:30pm clarke: i'm'a have me a Ferdi - which is nola for ham and turkey and cheese.
	👻 1:31pm prof.fuzz: sounds good, clarke
	1:31pm Handy Haversack: I'm having grilled Tofurky and fake cheddar with onion, spinach and hot sauce.
	1:32pm clarke: even tho Ramistella was born here, DRR, he quickly settled in baton rouge - for much of his life (he did a stint in l.a. tho)
	1:32pm G: @clrke: Mary Ellen claims a Ferdi also often has beef in it, and she knows her New Orleans food lol. Maybe she's remembering wrong, or maybe there are variants...
	1:32pm clarke: NO jalapenos? handy, yer losin' it!!
	1:34pm Handy Haversack: I was in a hurry!
	1:34pm Hubig Pie: Jah , a Ferdi is roast beef and gravy with bake ham
	1:35pm clarke: in the irish channel it is turkey and ham.
	1:35pm clarke: but regardless - that's what i am having turkey and ham.
	👻 1:36pm Hoboken Jack: Hello TOPT, Cheryl, Frank, Nick, Will, Peeeeete, HP Ken, Candy-O, Clarke, daytime Paulo! Great to see/hear Debby and Judy of Psych-o-Positive doing the ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo's on "Blank Generation" yesterday.
	1:37pm Handy Haversack: Mama Tried is a great place run by super folx who treat musicians really well. I'm very glad for the FMU connection there!
	👻 1:37pm tim from washington: Joe - you need more exhaust fumes seeping into the study!
	1:37pm G: @clarke: Sounds tasty, whatever the definition. Mary Ellen and I are both working at home, as usual, so it's tuna salad sandwiches, homemade, in a little while...
	1:37pm clarke: dunno Joe, i am sure you have been to Ponderosa Stomp - it was FAR superior to jazzfest (except maybe on the food front)
	👻 1:37pm tim from washington: I mean studio!
	1:38pm clarke: u should pop over to Parasol's!!! hotter'n'hell today, tho
	1:38pm drr: clarke: I wish you could have seen this guy though. He really played up his personal knowledge of the pre-fame Johnny Rivers between songs. He wasn't bad, it was just a strange act.
	1:39pm clarke: he plays again i will go witcha!!
	1:39pm drr: I have no idea what his name was! It might have been open mic night even.
	1:40pm clarke: ha ha. ok. u fix yer lawnmowah??
	1:41pm drr: Well I fixed my truck. I got the mower running enough to cut the grass but it's not great. I think it just wants no-ethanol gas though.
	👻 1:42pm prof.fuzz: off to class. great show, joe. y'all stay well.
	1:42pm clarke: hmm. yes maybe water got into tank?
	1:42pm Handy Haversack: tim, sorry, I was eating. The show was great! Nice crowd, great sounds, and a solid contingent of FMU peeps in the audience! Should be a nice amount of money raised. Later on, prof.fuzz!
	1:43pm clarke: l8r Fuzz
	1:43pm drr: clarke: that's also a possibility. I think I'm going to drain the gas out and try again.
	1:44pm G: @clarke 1:38: We take out from Parasol's and Tracey's (or, eat in...) several times every month :-) Yes, short walks round trip. We're just both work-slammed today, because of attending JazzFest Fri-Sun all day every day lol
	1:44pm Don F.: @drr Always learning from comments board and Joe B.! I got one - Blues shouter Roy 'good rockin tonight' Brown - a New Orleans native played one of his last gigs at a side stage '80 jazzfest. It was like Superman gettin to the yellow sun for him.
	1:44pm kev: yay summer twins
	👻 1:47pm OnTheTrain: I was really digging the Summer Twins song Joe , nice pick.
	👻 1:48pm tim from washington: Glad it was a good show, Handy!
	1:50pm clarke: @G - how is the Tracey's fare?? what do ya'll git? (for me, that building will ALWAYS be the Latin-American Club, tho!)
	👻 1:55pm John L: Hey Joe! Got called in to work, but sounds great over the store sound system.
	1:58pm Mike Sin: Digging the show today! Alright, alright, alright!
	1:58pm drr: well, I'll answer. Tracey's food is good but it's too loud inside for these rock-damaged ears.
	1:58pm Handy Haversack: That would be great if the Courettes came around. Just alerted a friend that they'll be in Edinburgh in June. And I'll try to remember to tell Bas that they're playing Utrecht!
	1:59pm clarke: yeah, i haven't ventured in there, yet. and if i was going to walk there, i would go the extra block to Parasol's.
	1:59pm myron feld: This recent Connie Smith album is wonderful. She's the greatest.
	2:00pm clarke: any idea who arranged the strings on it myron?
	2:00pm drr: @Don F: I like those stories. Ponderosa Stomp has too many of them. I saw Link Wray there, pretty sure it was unexpectedly his final show.
	2:01pm drr: Also saw Paul Burlison play, he was amazing, looked like he just got off a tractor. He died just months later.
	2:01pm Hubig Pie: My fave departed jazzfest artists- Earl King, Snooks Eaglin, RL Burnside, Danny Barker.....
	2:02pm drr: Snooks: a treasure.
	2:02pm clarke: have played with two on your list - but not at fest
	2:02pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Hi Joe !
	2:04pm Handy Haversack: Sounding great, Miss Georgia Peach! ¡Hola, Stillwell!
	2:07pm asheville jon: Woo hoo! My marathon swag just arrived! Thanks WFMU, i needed some clean clothes!
	2:07pm Don F.: @drr - oddly one of the 'ah ha' moments of quittin my job and making the trek to mecca was seein Prof. Longhair at the Village Gate. Billed in the Village Voice as " Paul McCartney's favorite pianist "
	2:09pm Handy Haversack: Whoa, nice, Asheville Jon! SWAGVENT!
	2:10pm drr: wow, Don F, you were lucky; that's one who was gone before I knew about him.
	2:10pm clarke: very prescient dave.
	2:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HBD LinkWray ...watch the movie 'Rumble' !
	2:11pm clarke: about link, i mean. i was lucky enough to see Fess about 15 times as a kid - mostly looking in thru the fan on the side of Tip's.
	2:12pm Joe B: agreed RR63 - a great film
	2:12pm clarke: is it a doc on link?
	2:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Rumble' is about Native American artists in & influence on Popular Music.
	2:13pm myron feld: @clarke: string arrangements on the Connie album by Kris Wilkinson
	2:14pm clarke: cool. will check it!! thnx myron (never heard of him yet)
	👻 2:14pm Hackensack Slim: Joe, I disagree. It's been a very good show.
	2:15pm medson: Words to live by
	👻 2:15pm John L: clarke: Rumble is on Amazon Prime.
	2:16pm clarke: i have that!!
	2:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...might make a weirdly interesting double bill with 'The King' - which uses the life of Elvis as a metaphor for Amurika.
	2:18pm clarke: haint seen that neither
	👻 2:18pm John L: I use a sight called Just Watch; it's great at finding out where anything is streaming, including on free library sites like Kanopy and Hoopla. This has been a public service announcement.
	2:19pm clarke: under advisement, sir.
	2:20pm drr: Rumble is on Kanopy. so if you have a library card (most valuable possession I own) you can watch it for nothin.
	👻 2:20pm John L: How did I spell site two different ways? Time to run out for another cuppa coffee.
	2:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there's an App for that !...
	2:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx John L.
	👻 2:21pm tim from washington: I love Link's country stomp years.
	2:22pm myron feld: I saw Link a few times when he was with Robert Gordon, and got a solo spot mid-set. Pretty great.
	2:24pm clarke: was lucky enough to do a tour with Link, as well (but, not lucky to deal with his "manager")!!
	2:24pm drr: @clarke: the wife?
	2:25pm clarke: yuuup!!
	2:25pm drr: didn't Dick Dale also have an impossible wife/manager?
	2:26pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: This is probably the first version of "Flying Saucers" I ever heard.
	2:26pm clarke: yes, but i never played with him
	2:27pm drr: .....that was my next question.
	2:27pm Joe B: same here TOPT. will never forget - in my uncle's basement - that guitar solo jumping out of the speakers and punching me in the face
	2:27pm Handy Haversack: K8's singing along now!
	👻 2:27pm tim from washington: How's the rest of this Robert Gordon Link Way record? I didn't dig it when I listened to it 25 years ago but my ears have seasoned since then.
	2:27pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Hard to hear this one in a non-Elmer Fudd voice.
	👻 2:28pm tim from washington: Todd-o-Phonic - hahahaha!
	2:28pm clarke: it's a pretty good album, tim. worth owning. a lot of purists don't care for it. it is called Fresh Fish Special.
	2:29pm Polyus: Just coming in to say the same thing Todd - completely forgot that bit until now.
	2:29pm drr: not wild about this guy as a singer. He reminds me of John Travolta in Grease but less committed.
	2:30pm Don F.: Great mix Joe B.!
	2:30pm Joe B: "He reminds me of John Travolta in Grease but less committed." that's exactly what I like about him!
	2:30pm drr: Loved the band sound on that Flying Saucers RnR though.
	2:31pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: In one of George Pelecanos's earlier crime novels there is an incredible one paragraph description of a live Wraymen show. Maybe Mike Lupica knows which novel I am referencing.
	2:31pm drr: @Joe: would love to hear Link do "Greased Lightning".
	👻 2:31pm tim from washington: Thanks, clarke! Robert Gordon records seem to be still easy to find in the cheap bin.
	2:32pm Handy Haversack: When you get tired of running, you can always bungle.
	2:32pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Hola Handy !
	👻 2:32pm tim from washington: drr - I think your confusing Grease Travolta with Vinnie Ba-ba-ba-barrino.
	2:32pm clarke: yes, he doesn't get a good shake from 'billy crowd, but it took link wray to make him ROCK.
	2:34pm morphe': Thanks Joey B and all ... must "exit stage left=>"
	👻 2:35pm tim from washington: This Creedence cover is bad ass! Link Wray also launched Guitar Wolf''s look.
	2:37pm Sylvia's Mother: "I like to think Spinal Tap and The Rutles exist in the same universe." Don't they?
	2:39pm Sylvia's Mother: But Mr. Rivers was born in NY.
	2:40pm myron feld: @TOPT: I read (or I think I did) all the Pelecanos books, but I don't recall the Link passage -- which one is it from?
	2:40pm Tim from LH: Nice set of Link tunes. I’ll have to spin Black Widow in his honor ( after the show of course)!
	2:43pm drr: OK, yall are the right people to ask I'm sure: is there a way to definitively tell if gasoline is contaminated with water? Especially a way I can do it at home in my yard and not a lab?
	2:43pm drr: And if it is, how the hell do I throw it away??
	2:43pm clarke: just run the engine until it runs out of gas
	2:44pm clarke: let it run out of fuel - then make sure the tank is dry - and put gas back in and see what happens.
	2:44pm Handy Haversack: Then dip a dolphin in the tank to make sure it's empty! No clue here, drr, sorry.
	2:44pm drr: clarke: did that! But I have at least a gallon more in the gas can. I'll put it in my truck if it's too-high ethanol for the mower but I obv can't put watery gas in my vehicle.
	2:44pm spodiodi: and/or use stp/frygas/heet, etc?
	2:45pm spodiodi: drygas*
	2:45pm Mister Dobalina: Had to step away for a while, back now & I see we are still jammin'....
	2:45pm Claudia Lily: Hi Joe!!!!
	2:45pm spodiodi: that's maybe too little for the products i mentioned
	2:46pm clarke: you may have to prime the carb when you run it out of gas - just take the air filter off and fill that sponge with gas or get some starter fluid.
	2:46pm Joe B: hey Claudia!
	2:46pm drr: spododi: thanks, I always forget about that aisle at AutoZone with the magical products.
	2:47pm captain beef fart: I once used starter fluid to fire a potato gun. Bad idea.
	2:47pm clarke: just don't use that can with the gas - until you make sure that there's no water in THAT!!
	2:47pm clarke: MAKE SURE you have pure gas next fill-up!!
	2:48pm captain beef fart: Go electric.
	2:49pm clarke: capt beefheart does not live in new orleans, ha ha
	2:49pm drr: I'd mow over the cord. I actually did mow over my extension cord.
	2:50pm Marley P. Dogg: Great show today! (As always!)
	2:50pm clarke: if you still have problems after ensuring that pure gas is running, you might need to clean out the carb. i can take a look at it, dave, sometime.
	2:51pm Michele with One "L": LOVE THIS COVER
	2:52pm drr: I haven't found a version of "These Days" I don't like, but it seems pretty perfect for CP. I like the Fountains of Wayne one.
	2:52pm Harry Corvair: Ha! Last concert I saw was Arsun opening for Cat Power!!
	2:52pm toorushed: I thinks I seen you at the Cat Power show Joe. She’s quite the voice.
	2:52pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, Michele. Super. Gah, how is that almost three hours have gone by? Not fair! Great stuff, Joe! Many thanks! Later on, Montebanks!
	2:53pm drr: later HH
	2:53pm clarke: later handy - i forgot to inquire as to Bagpipe's general health and demeanor??
	2:53pm garlic lover: The echo so beaut
	2:54pm Joe B: yes i was there saturday
	2:54pm toorushed: Harry, I liked Arsun. Bright future for sure
	2:54pm JSG: JB was like 19 when he wrote that. Damn.
	2:54pm DjLorraine: Nice cover
	2:55pm drr: Already clicky starred this K&TG
	2:55pm PKNY: Mathematically puttin' it down!
	2:55pm clarke: thnx JoeB - TPC!!
	2:55pm Chop Scott: Just catching the end today--Hey Joe!
	2:55pm medson: Thanks Joe. Awesome show
	2:56pm spodiodi: great show, Joe! thank you ✌️
	2:56pm PKNY: Kool and the Gang might be NJ's greatest musical export
	👻 2:56pm tim from washington: Nice way to smooth on out with Kool & the Gang. Thanks Joe! Your show is one of my weekly listening highlights!
	👻 2:57pm Hoboken Jack: Jersey City's own! Thank you Joe, awesome show as always!!
	2:57pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Another fine show Joe !
	👻 2:57pm Mike From Brooklyn: Hello Joe & listeners! Been listening on and off while I attend to other essential stuff. I too love Cat Power's version of 'These Days'. I like Nico's and also saw Jackson Browne sing it with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band on a PBS fund raiser show that I stumbled upon a few weeks ago. I liked that version too but I don't like his own version (though it's his song.)
	2:58pm HyperDose: Lovely show, Joe
	👻 2:58pm pollypinocle: Thanks for the always incredible show, Joe!!
	2:58pm clarke: uh, Mike - have you heard jackson browne's demo of the tune? it is definitive!!
	👻 2:58pm Frank In Queens: Great show, Joe. And lovely closer as well.
	2:58pm Handy Haversack: clarke, still maybe a little sore and tired, but much improved. He's gone running with K8 a couple of times and is playing with the kittens again. Thanks!
	2:59pm clarke: awesome man!!! hang in there BP!!! and everyone!!
	3:00pm Yod Crewsy: Thank you Joe! Great set of tunes!!!!
	👻 3:01pm Mike From Brooklyn: What I was able to catch was great Joe!
	3:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ JoeB ~

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Spinal Tap	Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight	This Is Spinal Tap	Polymer	1984	RIP Ric Parnell	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Out-Sect	Bad Walkin' "Bad Walkin'" by "The Out-Sect"			2022		0:02:39 (Pop-up)
Dion Lunadon	Living and Dying With You	Beyond Everything	In the Red	2022		0:05:32 (Pop-up)
Kate Clover	Crimewave "Crimewave" by "Kate Clover"	Bleed Your Heart Out	SongVest	2022		0:08:35 (Pop-up)
Smirk	S. Construction "S. Construction" by "Smirk"	LP	Feel It	2022		0:11:52 (Pop-up)
Ty Segall	Feel Good "Feel Good" by "Ty Segall"	Harmonizer	Drag City	2021	wife denee on lead vocals	0:14:04 (Pop-up)
Bodega	Thrown "Thrown" by "Bodega"	Broken Equipment	What's Your Rupture?	2022		0:16:33 (Pop-up)
Desert Sharks	I Don't Know How To Dress For The Apocalypse	Baby's Gold Death Stadium		2019		0:20:49 (Pop-up)
Giuda	Back Home "Back Home" by "Giuda"	Live At Punk Rock Raduno	Wild Honey	2022		0:23:15 (Pop-up)

Horse	Lost Control "Lost Control" by "Horse"	For Twisted Minds Only	RCA Victor	1970		0:30:52 (Pop-up)
Horse	Freedom Rider "Freedom Rider" by "Horse"	For Twisted Minds Only	RCA Victor	1970		0:32:48 (Pop-up)
Atomic Rooster	Little Bit Of Inner Air	Made In England	Elektra	1972	ric on vocals also!	0:36:17 (Pop-up)
Wayne Kramer	Poison "Poison" by "Wayne Kramer"	LLMF	Epitaph	1998		0:38:55 (Pop-up)
Deniz Tek	Let Him Pay For That "Let Him Pay For That" by "Deniz Tek"	Detroit	Career Records	2013		0:44:50 (Pop-up)
Toni Basil	Mickey (Spanish Version)			1982		0:49:02 (Pop-up)
Spinal Tap	Sex Farm "Sex Farm" by "Spinal Tap"	This Is Spinal Tap	Polymer	1984		0:51:47 (Pop-up)
Spinal Tap	Hell Hole "Hell Hole" by "Spinal Tap"	This Is Spinal Tap	Polymer	1984		0:55:00 (Pop-up)
Spinal Tap	All The Way Home "All The Way Home" by "Spinal Tap"	Break Like the Wind				0:58:10 (Pop-up)

Savak	Trashing the Ghost "Trashing the Ghost" by "Savak"	Human Error/Human Delight		2022		1:05:08 (Pop-up)
Fruit Tones	21st Century Boy "21st Century Boy" by "Fruit Tones"	Natural Selection	Greenway	2019		1:08:17 (Pop-up)
Kids On A Crime Spree	When Can I See You Again?	Fall In Love Not In Line	Slumberland Records	2022		1:10:25 (Pop-up)
Melenas	Ya No Es Verano "Ya No Es Verano" by "Melenas"	Dias Raros	Trouble In Mind	2020		1:12:30 (Pop-up)
The Total Rejection	Caravan "Caravan" by "The Total Rejection"	The Time Traveller's 3rd Will and Testament	Raving Pop Blast! Records	2020		1:15:08 (Pop-up)
The Wylde Tryfles	My Confuzzion "My Confuzzion" by "The Wylde Tryfles"	Fuzzed and Confused	Soundflat Records	2021		1:19:15 (Pop-up)
Psych-o-Positive	75 "75" by "Psych-o-Positive"	single	bandcamp	2020		1:21:26 (Pop-up)

The Thunderbeats	Say Hey "Say Hey" by "The Thunderbeats"	Fuzz Hooligans	Otitis Media Records	2021		1:36:13 (Pop-up)
Wild Billy Childish & CTMF	She Was Wearing Tangerine	Where The Wild Purple Iris Grows	Damaged Goods	2021		1:37:57 (Pop-up)
The Cowboys	Open Sores "Open Sores" by "The Cowboys"	The Bottom of a Rotten Flower	Feel It	2019		1:40:19 (Pop-up)
Summer Twins	Dreamin' "Dreamin'" by "Summer Twins"	Limbo	Burger	2015		1:42:10 (Pop-up)
The Courettes	Killer Eyes "Killer Eyes" by "The Courettes"	single	Damaged Goods	2022		1:45:57 (Pop-up)
Massage	The Double "The Double" by "Massage"	Still Life	Bobo Integral	2021		1:47:52 (Pop-up)

The Sadies	Cut Up High and Dry "Cut Up High and Dry" by "The Sadies"	Colder Streams	Yep Roc	2022		1:54:15 (Pop-up)
Connie Smith	A Million To One "A Million To One" by "Connie Smith"	The Cry of the Heart	Fat Possum	2021		1:56:28 (Pop-up)
The Flatlanders	Give My Love To Rose	Treasure of Love	Rack 'Em Records	2021		1:58:48 (Pop-up)
Miss Georgia Peach	Don't Come Home A Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind)	Aloha From Kentucky	Rum Bar	2022		2:01:35 (Pop-up)
Kevin Preston	I Know Where I Stand	single	Wild Honey Records	2022		2:04:00 (Pop-up)
Beautiful Delilahs	Ohio "Ohio" by "Beautiful Delilahs"	The Reason Why		2021		2:05:16 (Pop-up)
Link Wray	Fire & Brimstone "Fire & Brimstone" by "Link Wray"	s/t	Polydor	1971	happy birthday Link!	2:08:18 (Pop-up)

Link Wray	Tail Dragger "Tail Dragger" by "Link Wray"	Guitar Preacher: The Polydor Years	Chronicles	1971/1995		2:15:48 (Pop-up)
Link Wray	It Was a Bad Scene "It Was a Bad Scene" by "Link Wray"	Guitar Preacher: The Polydor Years	Chronicles	1974/1995		2:20:09 (Pop-up)
Robert Gordon with Link Wray	Flying Saucers Rock n' Roll	s/t	Private Stock	1977		2:23:37 (Pop-up)
Robert Gordon with Link Wray	Fire	Fresh Fish Special	Private Stock	1978		2:25:28 (Pop-up)
Link Wray	Run Through The Jungle "Run Through The Jungle" by "Link Wray"	Shadowman	Hip-O Records	1997		2:28:37 (Pop-up)

The Dream Syndicate	Damian "Damian" by "The Dream Syndicate"	Ultraviolet Hymns and True Battle Confessions	Fire	2022		2:37:40 (Pop-up)
Brian Olive	The Eighth Day "The Eighth Day" by "Brian Olive"	Living On Top	Mt. Saturn Records	2018		2:41:31 (Pop-up)
Arsun	Bleed In Vain "Bleed In Vain" by "Arsun"	single	self-released	2020		2:44:43 (Pop-up)
Cat Power	These Days "These Days" by "Cat Power"	Covers	Domino	2022		2:49:14 (Pop-up)
Kool & The Gang	Heaven At Once "Heaven At Once" by "Kool & The Gang"	Wild and Peaceful	De-Lite Records	1973		2:52:56 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm Mister Dobalina: Belock'n Rock'n time!
	12:01pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Good afternoon Joe
	12:01pm luka: greatest fake song ever recorded?
	12:01pm sufferwords: Tap me IN!!!!
	12:01pm Handy Haversack: Joe and all the Montebanks!
	12:02pm Marley P. Dogg: Tap!!!! My first concert when I was a kid!!!!
	12:03pm McGroovey: Ric Parnell RIP
	12:03pm Miss Georgia Peach: Yo, Joe!
	12:03pm medson: Spinal Tap tribute time. Damn.
	12:03pm captain beef fart: 18''
	12:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always gets muh blud pumpin' ...after all these years yerknow...
	12:04pm Rich in Washington: Why am I just now learning that Spinal Tap and Atomic Rooster had the same drummer?
	12:04pm egould: I say “Tap into America!”
	12:04pm Fishtown Mike: And so it begins. Tap straight into the Out-Sect. Bold move.
	12:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rich ...before he exploded obviously...
	12:04pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Hello medson and Miss Georgia Peach(love your music)
	12:05pm drr: Marly: really?
	12:05pm Pixie Dick: Thanks for being here DJ Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock
	12:05pm McGroovey: I'm still playing air guitar after hearing Foghat on Joe McGasko.
	12:05pm medson: The Out-Sect were great live, catch em if ya can
	12:06pm spodiodi: hey Joe B! all
	👻 12:06pm Cacophone Jeff: Heya, Joe & 3-Chorders!
	12:06pm HyperDose: If Nate K burned it down last night, Joe is combusting whatever is left!
	12:06pm TerrDE: I think I played an Omaha tourney w the Taps Micheal , he didn't say a word. He was seated next to Miami John C.
	12:07pm Joe B: greetings all! thanks for being here
	12:07pm Fishtown Mike: BTW, Out-Sect next Friday in Philly @ Warehouse on Watts. Gonna be a banger.
	12:07pm Handy Haversack: You'll wear the thing out, McGroove!
	12:07pm medson: Dion returning to that D4 sound, love it
	12:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah. 'Richard "Ric" J. Parnell was an English rock drummer. Notable for his work in the band Atomic Rooster, he is probably best known for his role as the ill-fated drummer Mick Shrimpton in the film This Is Spinal Tap. Born:August 13, 1951, London, England Died:May 1, 2022 '
	👻 12:09pm tim from washington: Hey Joe! Blow em out this morning, man!
	12:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Zappa spoke of how hard it was to get Musicians to play humorously...
	👻 12:10pm tim from washington: Rich in Washington - according to the internet machine Ric Parnell also played frequently with Deniz Tek too!
	12:10pm prudy: the Out-sect sound super....wish they were coming to Austin...
	12:10pm Joe B: he's on 3 deniz tek albums
	12:11pm Mister Dobalina: Gonna have to clicky star fav this hotness!
	👻 12:11pm Artie: It's Joe Time!!
	12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Then he must've been badass.
	👻 12:11pm Hoboken Jack: Hey Joe, McGroove, Handy, new Tap drummer Bagpipe, Medson Man, Spodi, HyperD, everybody!
	👻 12:12pm tim from washington: This Kate Clover is kick ass! Plus excellent song and album titles.
	12:12pm egould: Deniz Tek. Now that is legit.
	12:12pm Joe B: @RR63 - unfortunetaly was not with Deniz any of the times he came to FMU!
	12:13pm spodiodi: hey Jack!
	12:14pm medson: Hola Jack
	12:14pm Joe B: @Handy - as a welcome back gift, sandwich was belock'd at milano's. and by a different guy this time!
	12:14pm Handy Haversack: He's suiting up for his audition now, Jack!
	12:15pm Handy Haversack: Ha, Joe! The more Jersey City changes, the more Jersey City stays the same!
	👻 12:16pm tim from washington: I like the nod to early Devo on this Ty song.
	👻 12:17pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Joe B, Mister Dobalina, Danny, luka, sufferwords, Handy Haversack, Marley P. Dogg, McGroovey, Miss Georgia Peach, medson, captain beef fart, RRN63, Rich, egould, Fishtown Mike, drr, Pixie Dick, spodiodi, Cacophone Jeff, HyperDose, TerrDe, tim, prudy, Artie, Hoboken Jack, and anyone I missed!!!
	12:17pm spodiodi: Will!
	12:17pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Good afternoon champ and worshippers of good music!
	12:18pm Mister Dobalina: Hola Sound Guy....
	12:18pm Miss Georgia Peach: Hi Everyone!!
	12:18pm Handy Haversack: What up, Will! Yo, spodi!
	👻 12:18pm Frank In Queens: Hey kids
	12:18pm Sissophonic Cheryl: Happy Monday Joe!
	12:18pm HyperDose: Heyo Jack, Will, Handy, Todd!
	12:18pm Hubig Pie: Have a good time alla time.....
	12:18pm spodiodi: yo Handy!
	👻 12:18pm Hughie Considine: Just flew in the coast and boy my arms are tired...
	👻 12:20pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Todd-O-Phonic Todd, Frank, Sissophonic Cheryl, Hubig Pie, and Hughie Considine!!!
	12:20pm Tim from LH: Tuned in and nursing a sunburn from the blazingly sunny Hoboken Festival yesterday!
	12:21pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Hi Will and Handy. thanks for your kind words
	12:21pm Mister Dobalina: 🐝 🔓
	12:21pm nickybones: yello Joe!
	12:21pm McGroovey: Hello, Cleveland!
	👻 12:21pm prof.fuzz: it's lunchtime! hi JoeB! handy! tim! todd! mcG! revrab!
	12:22pm G: Got sunburn on the neck the first day of JazzFest here in New Orleans. Sunblock after that on Saturday and Sunday. Too late! I'm a redneck now...
	👻 12:22pm tim from washington: @Hughie - I tell people the same thing when I fly. Generally, it's greeted with groans or confusion. With that said, I hear you buddy. Flying is hard work!
	12:22pm Woo: Hey Joe Hey Every Each and One
	12:23pm Mister Dobalina: Hot dawgs for lunch.
	12:23pm McGroovey: We haven't had to think much about sunblock so far this spring in the Northeast.
	👻 12:23pm tim from washington: Hey prof, will and everybody!! This set is like Freedom Rock. You have to turn it up!
	12:23pm Joe B: @nickybones - happy belated b-day!
	12:24pm Handy Haversack: tim, while sitting on the runway and waiting for the plane to leave, I like to turn to the person next to me and say, "The people look like ants from way up here." Hey, AP Danny in AP Poughkipsee! prof.fuzz! Woo! Boss Groover! Everyone!
	12:24pm nickybones: Thank you, Joe! Desert Sharks rule(s)!
	12:24pm medson: Ripper of an opening Joe B
	👻 12:25pm Will the Sound Guy: Joe B cracked this first set out of the park 🏞️
	12:25pm McGroovey: Giuda: air-guitar-worthy crew. (How do you say "air guitar" in Italian?)
	👻 12:26pm tim from washington: @G - besides turning into a redneck, what were the other highlights of the weekend?
	👻 12:26pm tim from washington: Handy - excellent!
	👻 12:27pm Hughie Considine: @Tim, it's a solid quip, and it just bubbled up in me -- had to let it fly! (which is hard work)
	12:29pm Handy Haversack: karlward and I ended up missing the openers for the Guerilla Toss show at TV Eye on Friday. But GT put on a hell of a show. Saw Abbie from Mars there, too!
	👻 12:30pm Frank In Queens: Watch it Joe...
	12:30pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Heyo. Finally showered, work in progress. @HH I wish I was still young enough to manage going out two nights in a row, really do want to hit TV Eye at some point.
	👻 12:31pm Frank In Queens: Apparently Ric played on Toni Basil's "Mickey"
	12:32pm captain beef fart: Was it spontaneous human combustion or a mystery best left unsolved?
	12:32pm pgalub: Hey Joe, Handy, everyone! Good to be here on this rainy Monday.
	12:33pm Handy Haversack: Threemoons, I had to turn down a kind offer from McGroovey to go to a third show in a row on Thursday night! Needed a recharge before the weekend. Pete!
	👻 12:33pm Frank In Queens: Now we're talkin'!
	12:34pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: BTW am I the only person who got woken up by a huge storm last night? Last night, some kind of thunder was right over my building--shook the whole place, v loud thunder went on for about 20 minutes (followed by me not being able to fall back asleep).
	12:35pm Mister Dobalina: For me it was this morning just a little after 6am, the lightning was crazy, but the sky rumbling was intense! I happen to be up and got to watch the storm. Good time!
	👻 12:35pm tim from washington: I dig this Horse! Completely new to me,
	12:35pm Peter from Dover NJ: Hello Joe B. Everyone is a winner when they play 3 Chird Monte.
	12:35pm Roberto: You weren't the only one, Threemoons. There was a massive thundercrack around 5am that set off car alarms here on the Upper West Side.
	12:37pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @Mister Dobalina where you at? It was still dark out or so I thought so....@Roberto YES the car alarms also -- in my sleep fog I thought it was sirens (I am near Sinai in Astoria) but my bed -- a sturdy-ass platform bed with underneath storage--actually shook. I checked for cracked glass this AM, that's how loud it was.
	12:38pm Mister Dobalina: I'm in Queens, I was up from about 5am to 6:30 & the storm started at about 6:05am. Loves me a good storm! I guess one can also say that this show, so far, has been quiet the storm of a show.
	12:38pm Peter from Dover NJ: @ McGroovey 12:23. I can count on the weather to be lousy on my day off.
	12:38pm clarke: howdy ya'll (from new orleans)!!
	12:39pm Carmichael: Heya Joe and radio pals.
	12:39pm Bob Plasticland: Are there alottta songs with the title Freedom Rider??????
	12:39pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, I was awake for it, too in north Brooklyn. The kittens ran to the window to see what was what. I think that might have been their first real storm.
	12:39pm G: @tim: No time to write up much; heavy work today. But in another site people asked for comments about JazzFest Sunday for me. Copypaste: I was at JazzFest in New Orleans all day Fri/Sat/Sun. We leave home daily at 9:30am, get home 8-9pm. I know on the weekend I saw people asking here [meaning a non-FMU site] about what I was seeing, but I had no time (or signal strength, or phone battery remaining, etc.) to say anything from the venue on the weekend. So here's a little about Sunday... It was pouring rain Sunday 7-8am, with rain forecast into the afternoon, so Mary Ellen and I decided to just do one of the eight or ten concert venues all day, and not have to move around from place to place in the rain and mud. (In the end it never rained after 11am...) We did the Blues Tent venue, with seating provided by the venue, so we didn't have to lug foldup lawn chairs as normally we have to. So we saw 6 or 7 sets from 11:30 till 6:45, in one spot. One midday set included Clarence "Frogman" Henry (a local), who had to sing from a rolling chair (he's 85), but he still could sing super well, hold an audience, joke and improvise, etc. Two people held him up on each side so he could sing a song or two standing up. But he was still in better shape than Phil Collins -- not sure if that's funny, sad, or both. Later in the same set, The Dixie Cups -- they were the first American group to knock the Beatles out of the top charting 45/single sales position in the mid 60s. They can still sing, too. (Part One of maybe Three or Four)
	👻 12:40pm Frank In Queens: @Tim, I second what Mister Dobolina stated. I didn't hear any rain or thunder until I was waiting for the bus this morning, which would've been at about 6AM. I'm a horribly light sleeper, so I definitely would've noticed if the storm had come earlier.
	12:40pm McGroovey: I've never actually heard Atomic Rooster. I've seen their records cheap many times, but I've been afraid I'd end up with yet another cheap horrible record that I couldn't bear to get rid of. This isn't horrible.
	12:40pm G: Part Two: The highlight of the day in the Blues Tent, where we were, was Randy Newman, who apparently had a big following at the festival. The staff had to keep clearing people out, over and over, who wanted to sit down or stand in the aisles through the seating area that the Fire Dept requires for performance venues. Super super crowded, but Mary Ellen and I had worked our way forward in the venue when seats emptied between each set, so by Newman we were on the end of row two, center seating. :-) We were maybe 50-60 feet from Newman as he did a 75 minute set sitting at a Steinway, solo. He did his biggest hits, plus others, and two Louisiana-related songs that are popular here (about the 1927 Mississippi flood, and about Huey Long) -- he lived in New Orleans for awhile when young. He kept saying "you're so kind, very kind, more kind than you know" etc. after songs. I think he felt was not 100% of what he was 20-30 years ago, but if he was 85-90% of what he was at one time, he still sounded good. He is obviously not in great shape. Dragged his feet or shuffled, like an old guy (which he is), getting on and off stage, and his head is permanently turned toward the floor. Beat up wrinkly old shirt and jeans -- made Archie Bunker look well dressed. But he can still do his songs (piano, voice) well, maybe not for a lot longer. I think he tried to end his set a little early because he was tired, but someone from the crew met him coming off stage and it looked as if he made him go back and finish his contracted set length, 2-3 more songs lol.
	12:41pm Roberto: It might have been 6am here as well, I can't say for sure.
	12:41pm Jim the Poet: I'm playing fortnite. These guys won't stop shooting at me!!!
	👻 12:42pm tim from washington: Fuck yeah! One of my favorite MC5 songs. Is this with the Melvins backing Wayne?
	👻 12:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Joe. When two chords is just not enough to start the week, give 'em three!
	12:42pm HyperDose: Yup storm woke me up too across the river, 3M
	12:43pm G: Part Three (and last): The Chili Peppers closed Sunday at one of the largest outside stages. Mary Ellen stayed in our seat(s) in the Blues Tent during Deacon John, but I used the bathroom and went over to the Chilis area. Man, it was like it often is when the big longstanding acts do a set -- completely overjammed, and people standing in all the walkways jammed together. Hard to get anywhere if you do not get a good seat several sets earlier at the same venue, and then hold onto it till the big act, which comes on late in the day. I only got close enough to see the left-side video projection. Yep, Flea was shirtless and jumping around backwards, as usual, they sounded pretty good, I heard some of their wellknown songs. I mean, they are getting on in years, and de facto are a legacy act now, but still bring it. Kiedis is making some weird fashion statement these days, I guess -- bowl cut like out of Dumb and Dumber, and a porn stache -- not exactly his early 90s look lol. But they were good. They also did not close their show with Give It Away for the first time since 2004; stuck it in earlier. Maybe they are sick of playing it? Trying to freshen the set? I then headed back to the Blues Tent for most of Deacon Jones, the closing set there. Mary Ellen especially wanted to see him because she said he was the best and most fun deposition she ever did, maybe 20 years ago. He was nice, fun, fair, very fun experience as a deponent lol. He was a character witness for a plaintiff in an IP vio suit, and as always Mary Ellen is on the other/defense side. The case eventually settled for a 5-figure amount. Just another day at the office lol
	12:43pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @Hyperdose and other stormwatchers YOWZA it was that strong....@HH my friend's beagle is absolutely terrified of lightning....
	12:44pm Joe B: @tim - no. ric parnell on drums
	12:45pm chris_in_space: This Wayne Kramer track slays.
	12:45pm McGroovey: Yeah, whenever that crack (multi-rumble-boom-cracks, really) of thunder waswere, it woke me up from a sound sleep. It sounder like the roof was getting ripped off. I looked it the window and saw the rain and realized what was going on and went right back to sleep
	12:45pm clarke: nice G - that's Deacon JOHN, not the football player, tho, ha ha!
	👻 12:45pm tim from washington: @Joe - Ha! I should have figured that since it's a Ric Parnell tribute set.
	12:46pm spodiodi: yeah!
	12:46pm G: @clarke: yup lol
	12:46pm Handy Haversack: Nice, G! Thanks for the write-up!
	👻 12:46pm tim from washington: G - thanks for the scene report. Frogman Carter and the Dixie Cups. Holy cow!
	12:47pm Candy-O'67: Hey Joe and everyone! Been tuning in while working. Hey, G! I'll be there for the 2nd weekend, starting on Thurs. Can't wait! I'm picking up a friend in Houston late Wed. afternoon and we're driving over. This is our third fest together in the last 30 years. Never done the 4 days before. Gonna be a marathon!
	12:47pm clarke: i didn't go yesterday to AVOID hearing any red hot chili peppers. ever.
	12:47pm Candy-O'67: Hey, clarke! haha! I'll be in touch. You going any this coming weekend?
	12:48pm clarke: i am thinking about heading out there, thursday - because leo nocentelli is playing his entire 70's album. but, not sure.
	12:48pm G: @Candy: We are doing Thur/Fri/Sat this coming weekend and skipping Sunday -- have to drive to Mississippi Sunday. But six of seven days ain't bad, I guess lol
	12:49pm Yes: 😎
	12:49pm clarke: that's a LOT of scratch G!! ain't it $90 per day?
	👻 12:49pm tim from washington: Hey Candy! I looked up the schedule for this upcoming weekend. Man oh man! The small stages look fantastic plus Leo Nocentelli and Irma Thomas on the big stage!
	12:50pm Candy-O'67: I'd say you've done good to go that much, G!
	12:50pm Mister Dobalina: @Frank in Queens, you can't be as light of a sleeper as I am. A mouse farts and I wake up!
	12:51pm Candy-O'67: Cool, clarke. I know we are going to try to catch some night shows, too
	12:51pm clarke: Irma actually played yesterday in the Gospel Tent (for some reason)
	12:51pm Mister Dobalina: Esta versión esta super chevre!
	12:51pm Candy-O'67: Yep, Tim! Hey! So many cool acts!
	12:51pm Andres: ¡¡¡ !!!
	12:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Young Toni Basil : i.pinimg.com... ...cause young Toni Basil.
	12:53pm clarke: i might go see Built To Spill tonight.
	12:53pm dave wuz here: very blondie basil, luv it
	12:53pm DjLorraine: I'm shaking my pom poms for Joe Belock sandwich chatter
	👻 12:53pm Frank In Queens: @Mister Dobalina, same here.
	12:53pm luka: POKIN YOUR HAY
	👻 12:54pm karlward: Next up: Jazz Tap
	12:54pm clarke: a mouse just farted in east rutherford.
	12:54pm Mister Dobalina: Hosing down your barn door! hahahaHahaha
	12:55pm egould: It takes a serious subject, like sex… and puts it in a barnyard setting.
	👻 12:55pm tim from washington: Does anyone dig CB4? I don't think it gets as much love as it should. Spinal Tap and CB4 would make a great double feature.
	12:55pm drr: Hey G: thanks for the Jazz Fest synopses. Some of it kind of reminded me of why I rarely go anymore. I had a ticket for the day Lionel Richie played (yes, I'm a huge fan) and ended up working late at the office.
	12:55pm DjLorraine: Is this answer song to Ain't gonna work on Maggie's farm no more?
	12:55pm Jim the Poet: I only like Organic Sex Farms
	12:55pm Hubig Pie: This is very sophisticated and mature
	12:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roger Ebert even rated Spinal Tap as especially great.
	12:56pm clarke: hubig, son!!!
	12:56pm Paulo AD: Hey yo
	12:56pm clarke: whereyat??
	12:56pm PeterD: My favorite two Spinal Tap songs back to back.
	12:57pm drr: tim: I liked CB4. For some reason I walked about 10 NYC blocks in a driving snowstorm to see it. I did some ridiculous stuff just to get out of the house back then.
	12:57pm captain beef fart: Gimme Some Money would round out my top 3
	12:57pm clarke: not Big Bottom??
	12:57pm Hubig Pie: yo, clarke. By my mom an 'em
	12:57pm drr: not Stonehenge???
	12:57pm spodiodi: talk about mud flaps...
	👻 12:57pm tim from washington: Jim, Jim, Jim... forget the hippie feel good sex farm. You need to get down and dirty with the Sex Farm Sex Farm, buddy!
	12:58pm Carmichael: Not the Folksmen?
	12:58pm clarke: awwwbra. yah.
	12:58pm drr: not....Skeletons of Quinto?
	👻 12:59pm James in ATL: Hell Hole = Funniest music video of all time.
	👻 12:59pm tim from washington: @drr - It's a 10 blocks NYC blizzard worthy movie!
	12:59pm G: @ Candy-O'67 12:50: We are pretty hardcore about looking at the 'cubes'/schedules, and scoping out what to get to when, and sometimes we do split sets that are scheduled in time conflict. Yesterday we decided not to take chairs and just stay put in one covered venue, expecting heavy rains that in the event never happened. But we had great seats in the Blues Tent before midafternoon, by moving up to empty end-row seats between acts...
	12:59pm clarke: ha ha ha ha
	12:59pm Mister Dobalina: It's a common, clarke...be patient... listen for that heavy bass intro.
	12:59pm drr: @James: the guitar-shaped hole in the wall....
	12:59pm Mister Dobalina: *coming
	1:00pm Hubig Pie: Currently residing in the 'where are they now file'
	1:00pm G: @clarke 12:51: My guess has always been that the venue assignments within JazzFest have to do with anticipated audience size more than supposed venue 'genre'...
	1:00pm clarke: common!
	1:00pm Son Of Pantz: Wow, they really put the Kinks in this one
	👻 1:01pm tim from washington: C'mon Joe, you know this show needs some Jazz Odyssey.
	1:01pm drr: barbershop raga
	1:01pm Rich in Washington: I like to think Spinal Tap and The Rutles exist in the same universe.
	1:01pm Hubig Pie: We're not university material
	1:01pm egould: Now the harmonies sound like a barber shop raga.
	1:01pm PeterD: Big Bottom and Gimme Some Money and Stonehenge would round out a top 5 for me.
	1:02pm Candy-O'67: Sounds cool, G. We are planning to split sets, too. I think we'll skip carrying around chairs all day. Looks like Friday is the only bad day for potential bad weather this week. Fingers crossed it fizzles out, too. Bringing lots of sunscreen and dressing cool. It's gonna be sizzling hot 🔥. Haha
	1:02pm spodiodi: 👏 nice set, Joe!
	1:02pm clarke: boston's not much of a college town.
	👻 1:02pm tim from washington: Spinal Tap was Billy Crystal's best and only good performance.
	1:03pm clarke: @Candy: make sure to bring an umbrella!! you won't be sorry - rain or shine!!
	1:03pm drr: Do yall remember when they told Letterman that BLTW was coming out in a special double length longbox? When asked for the reason they replied: "It's more cardboard to recycle."
	👻 1:03pm xtrakrispy: Ric Parnell is a steely eyed drummer man.
	1:03pm Candy-O'67: I will, clarke. Thx!
	1:04pm Handy Haversack: Hubig: A toupée on the cabaret scene? Incommunicado?
	1:04pm clarke: or in the vernacular of olde: a parasol
	1:05pm Rich in Washington: Love that Toni Basil's debut album has no less than three Devo covers on it.
	1:05pm clarke: bummershoot, whatnot.
	1:06pm G: @drr 12:55: It's 70 bucks a day for 6-7 acts, or even more acts if you do some partial/split sets. Not bad pricing for live music if you can handle the roundtrip commute to and from the fairgrounds, and there is stuff you want to see all day. If the forecast had been dry Sunday, we would probably have gone to different acts from the complete Blues Tent covered venue. Mary Ellen is Cajun, so we tend to hit a lot of Cajun/Creole/Zydeco and other Louisiana and regional stuff (which is really what the festival supposedly is for; they bring in national acts to draw out of towners) -- plus assorted other stuff.
	1:07pm Hubig Pie: My first jazzfaest was '89. Gate was 12 $
	1:07pm clarke: actually, the first year, G - it really WAS all jazz
	1:07pm Candy-O'67: G, I'm all into the Cajun music and brass band stuff, too. Gonna enjoy seeing that
	1:07pm G: @Candy-O'67: Thanks for the "meteo" -- we hadn't checked coming-weekend weather yet. :-)
	1:07pm nickybones: this new Savak record is killer.
	1:08pm Candy-O'67: You're welcome, G!
	1:08pm clarke: i saw McCoy Tyner, Brubeck, Amad Jamal as a kid.
	1:09pm G: @clarke: I know, that's always bugged me. Nothing like authenticity and truth in advertising, huh? Especially when income is at stake haha
	1:09pm Hubig Pie: jazzfaust
	1:09pm clarke: Stan Kenton, Ellington played the first year, but i missed dat.
	1:10pm Candy-O'67: Cool, Clarke! The first time I went in the '90's, I saw Dr. John and all the Nevilles, of course
	1:10pm G: @Hubig (another New Orleans local) -- Did it sell its soul to the devil, aka The Almighty Dollar? haha
	1:10pm drr: Best thing I ever saw at Jazz Fest was one of the best shows I've ever seen: Betty Wright. (Clean Up Woman", "Tonight Is The Night You Make Me A Woman", etc. One, she was hilarious. Two: she had the crowd putting their hands in the air. Three: it was a Sunday so she said she wanted to something for "my Jesus". I thought we were getting a gospel tune, but nope: she played a drum solo for Jesus.
	1:10pm Mister Dobalina: Stop wasting my time You know what I want You know what I need Or maybe you don't
	1:11pm clarke: Meters were featured in the 2nd year.
	1:11pm Candy-O'67: That would have been killer, Clarke, to see them. That's the only kind of jazz I like, the old stuff
	1:11pm Mister Dobalina: Don't get me wrong Try getting me right Your face is okay
	1:11pm G: I saw Betty Wright at JF in maybe 2018 or 19. I believe she was working in a New Orleans cafeteria kitchen or something when she recorded her early 70s hits ...
	1:12pm Hubig Pie: Saw Richard Thompson at the Lag-nap stage playing to about 20 peoples
	1:12pm clarke: i think my favorite jazzfest act was Ry Cooder, Jim Dickinson and Flaco all together - wow. but, seeing and meeting Chuck Berry and his daughter was a high point.
	1:13pm drr: G: wow! H: I saw RT too but playing to a sea of people, or that's how I recall it.
	1:13pm G: Yes, sometimes I am surpised by how many or how few people some JazzFest acts draw. Deacon John was poorly attended yesterday due I guess to being up against the Chili Peppers. But he was great.
	1:14pm clarke: Deacon John is ALWAYS fantastic!! his only flaw: just couldn't write a song. i grew up with the deacon!!
	1:14pm drr: Gotta say my fave Betty White quote: "I caught my husband looking at a Tina Turner video on MTV. I said what you looking at Tina Turner for? You already got Betty Wright! I don't know, maybe you think you're so good looking you can get Tina Turner too!"
	1:15pm drr: uh, Betty WRIGHT.
	1:15pm clarke: i liked betty white, as well!! RIP
	1:15pm Don F.: Good afternoon Joe B. and monteleonies. The Mummies did a bang up job a couple of weeks back at TVi. A great performance.
	1:16pm drr: RIP Betty Wright, too, sadly. She is not forgotten.
	1:17pm clarke: that's great you got to see her! i am pretty sure she did a set at Ponderosa Stomp, once, but i missed dat as well.
	1:18pm G: @clarke 1:14: Mary Ellen, who's lived in NOLA since the late 80s, always says Deacon John never had a big national chart hit like for example Dr John et al. He mainly makes a living doing weddings, parties, business events, here locally, so she says.
	1:18pm Don F.: Re jazzfest. Johnny Rivers played the showboat 'Natchez' (here come the Nachos jokes) in '84.
	1:18pm clarke: remember when the Stomp used to be in (this) tween the fest weekends?? crazy.
	1:20pm clarke: the deacon never really RECORDED (much, if at all). there are/were plenty of artists who covered songs - but, i think he wanted to write something of his own, and never was happy with what he came up with. so just did covers and made tons of $$ at balls, etc.
	1:22pm G: @clarke: 1:20: sounds about right lol
	1:23pm clarke: (deacon john DID do a cd of standards later in life, but i am talking about Records)
	👻 1:23pm prof.fuzz: oh cool! we're playing with psych-o-positive (and creek and kills) on june 1!
	1:24pm paddy in matawan: i feel a tick in my head
	1:24pm clarke: deacon said to me once: i jus' don' have that gene [song-writing]
	👻 1:24pm tim from washington: Handy - you still here? How was the show this weekend?
	1:24pm morphe': There seems to be extra Rs in today's R&R??
	1:25pm clarke: Fuzzzzz
	👻 1:25pm prof.fuzz: clarke!!!!
	1:26pm clarke: how were this weekend's festivities?
	1:26pm medson: Just when I think I have a favorite TCM show. Monday rolls around again. Dynamite today.
	1:27pm Squeaky Dave: Positively psychedelic!
	1:27pm Joe B: ha thanks medson!
	👻 1:27pm prof.fuzz: we had a fun show last night. taking the rest of the month off to finish up the semester and get ready for our tour that starts on 5/27.
	1:27pm Handy Haversack: Pysch-o-Positive kicks butt!
	1:27pm morphe': Not a request but was imagining a "bad" set with Fat Bottom Girls played back to back with He's Got A Really Big Deck ... either one playing first .. Really Not a request ... just a goofy aural image...
	1:27pm Hubig Pie: For a couple years in the mid-90's, you were bound to hear the riff from Voodoo Chile at least once or twice if you made it to the Fairgrounds
	👻 1:27pm tim from washington: Psych-o-Positive and Todd-O-Phonic share the same middle name.
	👻 1:28pm prof.fuzz: @tim: separated at birth, no doubt.
	1:28pm clarke: infinetessimily so!!
	👻 1:28pm tim from washington: Exactly, prof!
	👻 1:29pm prof.fuzz: separated by hyphens at birth, to be more specific
	1:29pm Handy Haversack: prof.fuzz: that last band, Psych-o-Positive is on the bill with you and C&K for 6/1!
	1:29pm clarke: whatcha got fer a sandwich, today, Fuzz??
	1:29pm Yod Crewsy: Hey there Joe and everyone else!
	👻 1:30pm prof.fuzz: @clarke: leftover pasta for lunch today. @handy: i know! it's gonna be a super-fun time.
	1:30pm drr: @Don F.: Johnny Rivers is a New Orleans kid. Real name Johnny Ramistella. I learned this from a guy playing a whole set of Johnny Rivers tunes at the Old Arabi Bar.
	1:30pm clarke: i'm'a have me a Ferdi - which is nola for ham and turkey and cheese.
	👻 1:31pm prof.fuzz: sounds good, clarke
	1:31pm Handy Haversack: I'm having grilled Tofurky and fake cheddar with onion, spinach and hot sauce.
	1:32pm clarke: even tho Ramistella was born here, DRR, he quickly settled in baton rouge - for much of his life (he did a stint in l.a. tho)
	1:32pm G: @clrke: Mary Ellen claims a Ferdi also often has beef in it, and she knows her New Orleans food lol. Maybe she's remembering wrong, or maybe there are variants...
	1:32pm clarke: NO jalapenos? handy, yer losin' it!!
	1:34pm Handy Haversack: I was in a hurry!
	1:34pm Hubig Pie: Jah , a Ferdi is roast beef and gravy with bake ham
	1:35pm clarke: in the irish channel it is turkey and ham.
	1:35pm clarke: but regardless - that's what i am having turkey and ham.
	👻 1:36pm Hoboken Jack: Hello TOPT, Cheryl, Frank, Nick, Will, Peeeeete, HP Ken, Candy-O, Clarke, daytime Paulo! Great to see/hear Debby and Judy of Psych-o-Positive doing the ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo's on "Blank Generation" yesterday.
	1:37pm Handy Haversack: Mama Tried is a great place run by super folx who treat musicians really well. I'm very glad for the FMU connection there!
	👻 1:37pm tim from washington: Joe - you need more exhaust fumes seeping into the study!
	1:37pm G: @clarke: Sounds tasty, whatever the definition. Mary Ellen and I are both working at home, as usual, so it's tuna salad sandwiches, homemade, in a little while...
	1:37pm clarke: dunno Joe, i am sure you have been to Ponderosa Stomp - it was FAR superior to jazzfest (except maybe on the food front)
	👻 1:37pm tim from washington: I mean studio!
	1:38pm clarke: u should pop over to Parasol's!!! hotter'n'hell today, tho
	1:38pm drr: clarke: I wish you could have seen this guy though. He really played up his personal knowledge of the pre-fame Johnny Rivers between songs. He wasn't bad, it was just a strange act.
	1:39pm clarke: he plays again i will go witcha!!
	1:39pm drr: I have no idea what his name was! It might have been open mic night even.
	1:40pm clarke: ha ha. ok. u fix yer lawnmowah??
	1:41pm drr: Well I fixed my truck. I got the mower running enough to cut the grass but it's not great. I think it just wants no-ethanol gas though.
	👻 1:42pm prof.fuzz: off to class. great show, joe. y'all stay well.
	1:42pm clarke: hmm. yes maybe water got into tank?
	1:42pm Handy Haversack: tim, sorry, I was eating. The show was great! Nice crowd, great sounds, and a solid contingent of FMU peeps in the audience! Should be a nice amount of money raised. Later on, prof.fuzz!
	1:43pm clarke: l8r Fuzz
	1:43pm drr: clarke: that's also a possibility. I think I'm going to drain the gas out and try again.
	1:44pm G: @clarke 1:38: We take out from Parasol's and Tracey's (or, eat in...) several times every month :-) Yes, short walks round trip. We're just both work-slammed today, because of attending JazzFest Fri-Sun all day every day lol
	1:44pm Don F.: @drr Always learning from comments board and Joe B.! I got one - Blues shouter Roy 'good rockin tonight' Brown - a New Orleans native played one of his last gigs at a side stage '80 jazzfest. It was like Superman gettin to the yellow sun for him.
	1:44pm kev: yay summer twins
	👻 1:47pm OnTheTrain: I was really digging the Summer Twins song Joe , nice pick.
	👻 1:48pm tim from washington: Glad it was a good show, Handy!
	1:50pm clarke: @G - how is the Tracey's fare?? what do ya'll git? (for me, that building will ALWAYS be the Latin-American Club, tho!)
	👻 1:55pm John L: Hey Joe! Got called in to work, but sounds great over the store sound system.
	1:58pm Mike Sin: Digging the show today! Alright, alright, alright!
	1:58pm drr: well, I'll answer. Tracey's food is good but it's too loud inside for these rock-damaged ears.
	1:58pm Handy Haversack: That would be great if the Courettes came around. Just alerted a friend that they'll be in Edinburgh in June. And I'll try to remember to tell Bas that they're playing Utrecht!
	1:59pm clarke: yeah, i haven't ventured in there, yet. and if i was going to walk there, i would go the extra block to Parasol's.
	1:59pm myron feld: This recent Connie Smith album is wonderful. She's the greatest.
	2:00pm clarke: any idea who arranged the strings on it myron?
	2:00pm drr: @Don F: I like those stories. Ponderosa Stomp has too many of them. I saw Link Wray there, pretty sure it was unexpectedly his final show.
	2:01pm drr: Also saw Paul Burlison play, he was amazing, looked like he just got off a tractor. He died just months later.
	2:01pm Hubig Pie: My fave departed jazzfest artists- Earl King, Snooks Eaglin, RL Burnside, Danny Barker.....
	2:02pm drr: Snooks: a treasure.
	2:02pm clarke: have played with two on your list - but not at fest
	2:02pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Hi Joe !
	2:04pm Handy Haversack: Sounding great, Miss Georgia Peach! ¡Hola, Stillwell!
	2:07pm asheville jon: Woo hoo! My marathon swag just arrived! Thanks WFMU, i needed some clean clothes!
	2:07pm Don F.: @drr - oddly one of the 'ah ha' moments of quittin my job and making the trek to mecca was seein Prof. Longhair at the Village Gate. Billed in the Village Voice as " Paul McCartney's favorite pianist "
	2:09pm Handy Haversack: Whoa, nice, Asheville Jon! SWAGVENT!
	2:10pm drr: wow, Don F, you were lucky; that's one who was gone before I knew about him.
	2:10pm clarke: very prescient dave.
	2:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HBD LinkWray ...watch the movie 'Rumble' !
	2:11pm clarke: about link, i mean. i was lucky enough to see Fess about 15 times as a kid - mostly looking in thru the fan on the side of Tip's.
	2:12pm Joe B: agreed RR63 - a great film
	2:12pm clarke: is it a doc on link?
	2:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Rumble' is about Native American artists in & influence on Popular Music.
	2:13pm myron feld: @clarke: string arrangements on the Connie album by Kris Wilkinson
	2:14pm clarke: cool. will check it!! thnx myron (never heard of him yet)
	👻 2:14pm Hackensack Slim: Joe, I disagree. It's been a very good show.
	2:15pm medson: Words to live by
	👻 2:15pm John L: clarke: Rumble is on Amazon Prime.
	2:16pm clarke: i have that!!
	2:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...might make a weirdly interesting double bill with 'The King' - which uses the life of Elvis as a metaphor for Amurika.
	2:18pm clarke: haint seen that neither
	👻 2:18pm John L: I use a sight called Just Watch; it's great at finding out where anything is streaming, including on free library sites like Kanopy and Hoopla. This has been a public service announcement.
	2:19pm clarke: under advisement, sir.
	2:20pm drr: Rumble is on Kanopy. so if you have a library card (most valuable possession I own) you can watch it for nothin.
	👻 2:20pm John L: How did I spell site two different ways? Time to run out for another cuppa coffee.
	2:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there's an App for that !...
	2:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx John L.
	👻 2:21pm tim from washington: I love Link's country stomp years.
	2:22pm myron feld: I saw Link a few times when he was with Robert Gordon, and got a solo spot mid-set. Pretty great.
	2:24pm clarke: was lucky enough to do a tour with Link, as well (but, not lucky to deal with his "manager")!!
	2:24pm drr: @clarke: the wife?
	2:25pm clarke: yuuup!!
	2:25pm drr: didn't Dick Dale also have an impossible wife/manager?
	2:26pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: This is probably the first version of "Flying Saucers" I ever heard.
	2:26pm clarke: yes, but i never played with him
	2:27pm drr: .....that was my next question.
	2:27pm Joe B: same here TOPT. will never forget - in my uncle's basement - that guitar solo jumping out of the speakers and punching me in the face
	2:27pm Handy Haversack: K8's singing along now!
	👻 2:27pm tim from washington: How's the rest of this Robert Gordon Link Way record? I didn't dig it when I listened to it 25 years ago but my ears have seasoned since then.
	2:27pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Hard to hear this one in a non-Elmer Fudd voice.
	👻 2:28pm tim from washington: Todd-o-Phonic - hahahaha!
	2:28pm clarke: it's a pretty good album, tim. worth owning. a lot of purists don't care for it. it is called Fresh Fish Special.
	2:29pm Polyus: Just coming in to say the same thing Todd - completely forgot that bit until now.
	2:29pm drr: not wild about this guy as a singer. He reminds me of John Travolta in Grease but less committed.
	2:30pm Don F.: Great mix Joe B.!
	2:30pm Joe B: "He reminds me of John Travolta in Grease but less committed." that's exactly what I like about him!
	2:30pm drr: Loved the band sound on that Flying Saucers RnR though.
	2:31pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: In one of George Pelecanos's earlier crime novels there is an incredible one paragraph description of a live Wraymen show. Maybe Mike Lupica knows which novel I am referencing.
	2:31pm drr: @Joe: would love to hear Link do "Greased Lightning".
	👻 2:31pm tim from washington: Thanks, clarke! Robert Gordon records seem to be still easy to find in the cheap bin.
	2:32pm Handy Haversack: When you get tired of running, you can always bungle.
	2:32pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Hola Handy !
	👻 2:32pm tim from washington: drr - I think your confusing Grease Travolta with Vinnie Ba-ba-ba-barrino.
	2:32pm clarke: yes, he doesn't get a good shake from 'billy crowd, but it took link wray to make him ROCK.
	2:34pm morphe': Thanks Joey B and all ... must "exit stage left=>"
	👻 2:35pm tim from washington: This Creedence cover is bad ass! Link Wray also launched Guitar Wolf''s look.
	2:37pm Sylvia's Mother: "I like to think Spinal Tap and The Rutles exist in the same universe." Don't they?
	2:39pm Sylvia's Mother: But Mr. Rivers was born in NY.
	2:40pm myron feld: @TOPT: I read (or I think I did) all the Pelecanos books, but I don't recall the Link passage -- which one is it from?
	2:40pm Tim from LH: Nice set of Link tunes. I’ll have to spin Black Widow in his honor ( after the show of course)!
	2:43pm drr: OK, yall are the right people to ask I'm sure: is there a way to definitively tell if gasoline is contaminated with water? Especially a way I can do it at home in my yard and not a lab?
	2:43pm drr: And if it is, how the hell do I throw it away??
	2:43pm clarke: just run the engine until it runs out of gas
	2:44pm clarke: let it run out of fuel - then make sure the tank is dry - and put gas back in and see what happens.
	2:44pm Handy Haversack: Then dip a dolphin in the tank to make sure it's empty! No clue here, drr, sorry.
	2:44pm drr: clarke: did that! But I have at least a gallon more in the gas can. I'll put it in my truck if it's too-high ethanol for the mower but I obv can't put watery gas in my vehicle.
	2:44pm spodiodi: and/or use stp/frygas/heet, etc?
	2:45pm spodiodi: drygas*
	2:45pm Mister Dobalina: Had to step away for a while, back now & I see we are still jammin'....
	2:45pm Claudia Lily: Hi Joe!!!!
	2:45pm spodiodi: that's maybe too little for the products i mentioned
	2:46pm clarke: you may have to prime the carb when you run it out of gas - just take the air filter off and fill that sponge with gas or get some starter fluid.
	2:46pm Joe B: hey Claudia!
	2:46pm drr: spododi: thanks, I always forget about that aisle at AutoZone with the magical products.
	2:47pm captain beef fart: I once used starter fluid to fire a potato gun. Bad idea.
	2:47pm clarke: just don't use that can with the gas - until you make sure that there's no water in THAT!!
	2:47pm clarke: MAKE SURE you have pure gas next fill-up!!
	2:48pm captain beef fart: Go electric.
	2:49pm clarke: capt beefheart does not live in new orleans, ha ha
	2:49pm drr: I'd mow over the cord. I actually did mow over my extension cord.
	2:50pm Marley P. Dogg: Great show today! (As always!)
	2:50pm clarke: if you still have problems after ensuring that pure gas is running, you might need to clean out the carb. i can take a look at it, dave, sometime.
	2:51pm Michele with One "L": LOVE THIS COVER
	2:52pm drr: I haven't found a version of "These Days" I don't like, but it seems pretty perfect for CP. I like the Fountains of Wayne one.
	2:52pm Harry Corvair: Ha! Last concert I saw was Arsun opening for Cat Power!!
	2:52pm toorushed: I thinks I seen you at the Cat Power show Joe. She’s quite the voice.
	2:52pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, Michele. Super. Gah, how is that almost three hours have gone by? Not fair! Great stuff, Joe! Many thanks! Later on, Montebanks!
	2:53pm drr: later HH
	2:53pm clarke: later handy - i forgot to inquire as to Bagpipe's general health and demeanor??
	2:53pm garlic lover: The echo so beaut
	2:54pm Joe B: yes i was there saturday
	2:54pm toorushed: Harry, I liked Arsun. Bright future for sure
	2:54pm JSG: JB was like 19 when he wrote that. Damn.
	2:54pm DjLorraine: Nice cover
	2:55pm drr: Already clicky starred this K&TG
	2:55pm PKNY: Mathematically puttin' it down!
	2:55pm clarke: thnx JoeB - TPC!!
	2:55pm Chop Scott: Just catching the end today--Hey Joe!
	2:55pm medson: Thanks Joe. Awesome show
	2:56pm spodiodi: great show, Joe! thank you ✌️
	2:56pm PKNY: Kool and the Gang might be NJ's greatest musical export
	👻 2:56pm tim from washington: Nice way to smooth on out with Kool & the Gang. Thanks Joe! Your show is one of my weekly listening highlights!
	👻 2:57pm Hoboken Jack: Jersey City's own! Thank you Joe, awesome show as always!!
	2:57pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Another fine show Joe !
	👻 2:57pm Mike From Brooklyn: Hello Joe & listeners! Been listening on and off while I attend to other essential stuff. I too love Cat Power's version of 'These Days'. I like Nico's and also saw Jackson Browne sing it with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band on a PBS fund raiser show that I stumbled upon a few weeks ago. I liked that version too but I don't like his own version (though it's his song.)
	2:58pm HyperDose: Lovely show, Joe
	👻 2:58pm pollypinocle: Thanks for the always incredible show, Joe!!
	2:58pm clarke: uh, Mike - have you heard jackson browne's demo of the tune? it is definitive!!
	👻 2:58pm Frank In Queens: Great show, Joe. And lovely closer as well.
	2:58pm Handy Haversack: clarke, still maybe a little sore and tired, but much improved. He's gone running with K8 a couple of times and is playing with the kittens again. Thanks!
	2:59pm clarke: awesome man!!! hang in there BP!!! and everyone!!
	3:00pm Yod Crewsy: Thank you Joe! Great set of tunes!!!!
	👻 3:01pm Mike From Brooklyn: What I was able to catch was great Joe!
	3:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ JoeB ~

Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock: Playlist from May 2, 2022

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