WFMU: The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from February 22, 2023

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Krys O.: YAY, Graham Fellowes!!!
	12:02pm clarke: there it is. dynOmite!!
	12:02pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "jilted john" by "jilted john" Gordon is a moron!
	12:02pm love2laf: Looking forward to this special! Allo efd and all the fellow funksters. Ears are at attention.
	12:03pm Handy Haversack: efd! All the other letters! Do not like the sound of this Gordon guy.
	12:03pm Stanley: ↳ Song: "jilted john" by "jilted john" John Shuttleworth!!
	12:03pm Krys O.: ↳ Song: "jilted john" by "jilted john" I'm also a big fan of John Shuttleworth.
	12:03pm Krys O.: Oh and good afternoon.
	12:03pm Andres: Bingo. Bango. Bongo!!
	12:03pm prof.fuzz: howdy!
	12:04pm xtrakrispy: Welcome to Bongolia. Double meaning?
	12:04pm clarke: FuZZZZZZZZ!!!!!~
	12:04pm clarke: quadruple meaning!!
	12:04pm McGroovey: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:03 Good thing he's trapped in the grooves of a little record, then!
	12:04pm Magenta: Hi! Bongos!
	12:05pm Figgsrock: Hello EFD and all. I'm here to admit that I'm quite excited about the Swag for Life socks for this year's marathon.
	12:05pm McGroovey: Bongolalia
	12:05pm PKNY: ↳ xtrakrispy @12:04 Bongos and bongs, living in perfect harmony
	12:05pm clarke: ↳ Figgsrock @12:05 if you had them on during this show.. they might be blown clean oft!!!
	12:05pm Handy Haversack: ↳ McGroovey @12:04 OR IS HE
	12:06pm Listener Julian: Loving the show so far EFD!!
	12:06pm clarke: the texts are coming from inside the building!!
	12:07pm prof.fuzz: ClarkEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!~~~
	12:08pm clarke: ~~~~~~~~~
	12:08pm brycepunk1: Good afternoon EFD, everyone. Off to a fantastic start
	12:08pm Figgsrock: ↳ clarke @12:05 You would be correct!
	12:09pm clarke: ↳ Figgsrock @12:08 also dude, you have shown great restraint in being patient for Kompilation Korner!!
	12:09pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Figgsrock @12:05 the sox, my friend, are blowing in the wind the sox are blowing in the wind...
	12:09pm brycepunk1: I think that drum interlude was used by Black Merlin for "Proto World". That was nuts
	12:10pm clarke: the boston red sox!
	12:10pm clarke: chune!!!
	12:12pm clarke: ↳ Song: "where the action is" by "the waterboys" EFD - how is the rest of this album??
	12:12pm efd: ↳ clarke @12:12 dunno, I never really got past this song!
	12:13pm clarke: exactly!
	12:14pm nycmusicnerd: Greetings fellow nerds...
	12:15pm prof.fuzz: hey NYCmn!
	12:15pm Carmichael: Heya Evan and gang!
	12:15pm nycmusicnerd: ↳ prof.fuzz @12:15 FUZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!
	12:16pm San Pedro Girl: Hello Evan and funkateers!
	12:16pm clarke: ↳ Song: "which way is up" by "cause co-motion!" next/some time - a good song to play after this might be 5 Degrees On The Inside by GbV
	12:17pm clarke: ↳ clarke @12:16 oops, i meant the waterboys tune.
	12:19pm nycmusicnerd: Looking forward to seeing Teddy Thompson at City Vineyard tonight.
	12:19pm clarke: ↳ Song: "if you don't want my love" by "joey wilson" got a The Records sound goin', hear.
	12:20pm James Douglas: Man I thought somebody discovered some new/old Glen Tillbrook material.
	12:21pm efd: Welcome to Wednesday afternoon everyone! Happy to have you here today! The John Carter/Gill Shakespeare extravaganza will kick off at the top of the next hour (1pm EST)!
	12:21pm clarke: ↳ James Douglas @12:20 but then again, i thought glenn tilbrook had listened heavily to The Records.
	12:22pm jerry koosman jr: kinda has a Squeeze tone to it!
	12:22pm Figgsrock: ↳ efd @12:21 This post daily meeting time is right up my alley EFD!
	12:22pm clarke: but, not so great for my luncheon plans - will have to archive some of that!
	12:25pm Krys O.: ↳ Stanley @12:03 Two songs that often pop up in my head: Pigeons in Flight and Three Men in a Van.
	12:27pm clarke: i'm big on The Ivy League.
	12:30pm prof.fuzz: ↳ clarke @12:27 i'm big on Poison Ivy, who turned 70 on monday!
	12:30pm clarke: a sweetheart of a gal!!
	12:31pm clarke: let's go get ivy...yeah yeah.
	12:32pm Meesalikeu: i found this on modern rocketry: Years Active 1983 – 1988 (5 years) Modern Rocketry were a hi-nrg disco band featuring Ken Kessie, active from 1983 to 1988. They're not very well known - in fact they're downright obscure - but what little fame they enjoyed was probably due to their 1985 release, best described as the gayest disco song ever. Homosexuality, with its b-side of 'Thank God For Men', followed in the well-trodden footsteps of Patrick Cowley's Menergy and Boystown Gang's 'Cruising In The Streets' with massive gay audience appeal. A hit in gay clubland, it's not uncommon to hear it nowadays, along with some other gay classics. Crucified, anybody? Other notable songs include '(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone' and 'Deeper N Deeper', none of which, it has to be said, has quite the show stopping charm of a song whose main chorus is 'Homosexuality… Yes sir! Do you wanna get next to me?'. Oh, and the Pet Shop Boys did a live cover of it at a pride event in 1992, too. More recently, (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone appeared on the 2008 compilation 'I Love Disco Hi-Nrg Passion Vol.1'.
	12:34pm clarke: the situation is impossible
	12:34pm Alvy Singer: ↳ Song: "my my orca card" by "who is she" Excellent riff on the Metrocard song.
	12:35pm Meesalikeu: who is she band here is too funny! Indie band fired from stadium gig after ridiculing Jeff Bezos Ariana Baio Jan 31, 2023 A Seattle-based indie band was asked not to return to the Climate Pledge Arena after ridiculing Amazon founder Jeff Bezos in a song. The band, Who Is She?, was scheduled to be the house band for the Seattle Kraken on three separate nights last week at the Climate Pledge Arena. But the band was only able to play one night after modifying lyrics in one song to ridicule Bezos by calling him, “a total jerk” who is responsible for shutting down local bookstores, according to Seattle Times.
	12:36pm nycmusicnerd: ↳ Meesalikeu @12:35 That alone is reason to support this band.
	12:37pm prof.fuzz: ↳ nycmusicnerd @12:36 indeed!
	12:37pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Alvy Singer @12:34 Has anyone else had frequent Metrocard failures lately? K8 and I are convinced of conspiracy, that the MTA is trying to gin up numbers to claim people prefer the OMNY spy system over Metrocards. After not having had a card fail in like fifteen years, I have gone through three in as many weeks. And of course now the token booth workers can't just xfer it to a new card -- all they can do is give you an envelope to send it in to HQ. I gotta tell Mark Hurst. He'll believe me!
	12:39pm clarke: the trolley works just fine, here! except during parades.
	12:39pm nycmusicnerd: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:37 Had that happen to me. I went to the MTA website and printed the form. Filled it out as best I could and mailed it to them along with the wonky card. They sent me a new card, fully credited. It took maybe a week, but they did it.
	12:40pm Meesalikeu: i dove in with omni card recently. they got me. good luck finding one though. walgreens is yr best bet.
	12:41pm Alvy Singer: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:37 I with you on this one Handy. Too many cards have issues and it's met with a shrug of the shoulders.
	12:41pm Handy Haversack: ↳ nycmusicnerd @12:39 I'm just saying, though that this has happened to me three times and to K8 in recent weeks. I think the MTA is manipulating the cards to fail to drive people to give up and OMNY. Which, the company that runs OMNY is scary: hellgatenyc.com...
	12:42pm clarke: a moment of serenity.
	12:42pm nycmusicnerd: I hate OMNY. Not only does the outside company have all your financial information and know your whereabouts, but when I get my bank statement it's 3 miles long due to all the $2.75 charges. I will use Metrocards until they pry them from my cold dead hands.
	12:45pm clarke: my metrocard works in the FuZZmobile!!!
	12:45pm Meesalikeu: ^ thats why got the actual omny card instead of using my 0wn credit cards or apple whatsis. you just top up online whenever instead of individual charges.
	12:45pm clarke: ↳ clarke @12:45 and The Amphibious Bookmobile!!!
	12:46pm nycmusicnerd: ↳ Meesalikeu @12:45 Oh...I wasn't aware of that. Guess I'll have to look into that eventually. Thanks for the tip.
	12:46pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Meesalikeu @12:40 Getting them at CVS/Walgreens and loading them with cash is such a time tax to pay for privacy. It's a shitshow.
	12:47pm efd: @Meesalikeu thanks for the band info earlier!
	12:47pm Alvy Singer: ↳ nycmusicnerd @12:42 Bingo nycmusicnerd. Access to our financial information is a non-starter for me.
	12:48pm Handy Haversack: ↳ nycmusicnerd @12:46 Just to harp a little more: loading the card with a credit card or online still has all the same privacy issues as using your own credit card.
	12:50pm Magenta: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:37 They are planning on phasing out the Metrocards eventually (I forget when though) so maybe they've just given up on maintenance, possibly to cut costs. Unpopular opinion: I actually like OMNY? Since I wfh I don't use public transit as much as I did when I was working in office, so I didn't see the point of having a card with all that value on it.
	12:51pm prof.fuzz: ↳ clarke @12:45 we're going to be switching to the american-omni-discover-FUZZ-express card soon. you can convert your metrocard balance by sending us your DOB, SSN, mother's maiden name, first pet's name, and street you grew up on to casa de fuzz on a post card...
	12:51pm clarke: i'm suspicious of this.
	12:52pm Meesalikeu: yep handy they have my card registered. but thats just like any store or whereever you shop regularly. at least its not directly using my credit card at the train station and i dont have to fuss around for that in my wallet. i really, really dont like flashing my wallet at a station turnstyle that is for sure.
	12:52pm prof.fuzz: ↳ clarke @12:51 i don't know why you'd be... did you talk to mark hurst about it?
	12:52pm Karl Ward: ↳ prof.fuzz @12:51 I sent all of my personal info to Fuzz and now I'm a family of retirees living in a tract house in Florida
	12:52pm nycmusicnerd: ↳ prof.fuzz @12:51 As long as you're not asking for my blood type
	12:52pm clarke: ↳ prof.fuzz @12:52 he is not taking calls.
	12:52pm prof.fuzz: ↳ nycmusicnerd @12:52 we already know that!
	12:53pm prof.fuzz: ↳ clarke @12:52 you have to send a message to his gmail address...
	12:53pm clarke: we already know your blood-type!
	12:53pm clarke: Hot!!!
	12:53pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Karl Ward @12:52 you're welcome karl!
	12:54pm prof. fuzz: Oh we don't need your blood, and you won't need it either [laughs ominously]
	12:54pm clarke: (check it and see).
	12:54pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Meesalikeu @12:52 I hear you. I'm just saying that the company put in charge of your private financial and location data is even worse than the MTA and should in no way be trusted to secure it or even not sell it. See that Hellgate piece or www.wfmu.org...
	12:55pm clarke: there's always.. cash? no??
	12:55pm Meesalikeu: Vocalist and songwriter Dotti Holmberg was a player in the sunshine pop movement of the 1960s, singing backup on songs by Tommy Roe, Bobby Jameson, and others, along with recording several sweetly optimistic and bright songs of her own with ex-bandmate and sunshine pop figurehead Curt Boettcher. For reasons related to music industry red tape, Holmberg's originals never saw the light of day in the time when she was most active; however, they were unearthed for the archival compilation Sometimes Happy Times, first as a CD release on the Sundazed label in 2002, and then revisited more than 20 years later with new bonus tracks and a first-time vinyl pressing.
	12:55pm dave 'drum n bass' evans: Evan, can u remind us what the name of this show is again? Its been a whole minute since you said it, and ive forgotten, thx.
	12:57pm efd: ↳ dave 'drum n bass' evans @12:55 oh don't worry, I'll mention it again now
	12:58pm prof.fuzz: ↳ prof. fuzz @12:54 aha! my evil twin has revealed his true self...
	12:58pm clarke: what th....????
	12:59pm Karl Ward: EFD: Dotti on Bandcamp: sundazedmusic.bandcamp.com...
	12:59pm Mister Dobalina: Have I missed the social media horn? Say it ain't so.
	12:59pm nycmusicnerd: Something here is definitely fuzzed up.
	1:00pm clarke: ↳ Mister Dobalina @12:59 it ain't so.
	1:00pm Carmichael: ↳ Magenta @12:50 My team buys those types of cards for the citizenry out here in CA. Yes, we have transit systems too ... Any hoo, the memory qualities of card types can vary greatly. Sounds like they got a discount batch of refills and got exactly what they paid for.
	1:01pm clarke: yessss!!!
	1:01pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Mister Dobalina @12:59 right on cue, our local emergency air horns have sounded ("it's only a test," they say...)
	1:01pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Carmichael @1:00 So you're saying it definitely IS a conspiracy!
	1:02pm clarke: ↳ prof.fuzz @1:01 yipe!!
	1:02pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @1:01 yipe!!
	1:03pm Figgsrock: EFD--I just got the notice that my copy of Beach Baby is out for delivery today! What timing.
	1:03pm clarke: dang - i wish i was going to be able to stick around longer!!
	1:04pm clarke: ↳ clarke @1:03 just to hear more of HH's paranoia!!
	1:05pm ?: Hi Evan! Great tracks!
	1:06pm clarke: finally ? makes sense!!
	1:06pm nycmusicnerd: ↳ clarke @1:04 You're not paranoid if they really are out to get you. >:)
	1:06pm McGroovey: ↳ Handy Haversack @1:01 I wish I could still use Subway tokens (as we have discussed).
	1:06pm Carmichael: I bought the Beach Baby 45 when it was first released!
	1:07pm clarke: ↳ nycmusicnerd @1:06 uh, yes you are. you just happen to be right.
	1:08pm Handy Haversack: I'm paranoid ... but am I paranoid enough? (h/t Mike Pemulis; go Wolf Spiders!)
	1:08pm Mister Dobalina: ↳ prof.fuzz @1:01 Thanks to you both...
	1:09pm Magenta: ↳ McGroovey @1:06 I actually miss those. I started college in Boston right before the T got rid of them and they were the coolest.
	1:09pm Meesalikeu: carmichael the mta omny card doesnt use chip tech it uses a bar code read at the turnstyle that is tied to your online omny account. of course if you use your own credit cards at the station those have chips.
	1:09pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "tossing and turning" by "the ivy league" It's so amazing when someone succeeds so sublimely at sucking all the original energy out of a song, and substituting weird harmonic bliss.
	1:10pm clarke: now we're talkin'!! (or singin')
	1:10pm efd: ↳ McGroovey @1:09 which original energy are you referring to? That's their song.
	1:11pm tim from washington: Hey efd and everybody! I'm just joining in. Looking forward to the interview!
	1:12pm clarke: i'm already late, and sorry to have to leave - bye tim!!
	1:12pm prof.fuzz: yo tim!
	1:13pm efd: ↳ clarke @1:12 see ya clarke, happy lunching!
	1:14pm Handy Haversack: ↳ tim from washington @1:11 Tim! Saw Saltonstall during Ken's show, and he confirmed he knew about the Drop-In.
	1:14pm clarke: yeah - it (luncheon) is a group of folks about to head to the airport (sound familiar)
	1:15pm efd: ↳ clarke @1:14 been there!
	1:15pm clarke: dios mio - hello archives!
	1:16pm tim from washington: Hey prof! I thought the tire rotation went well. Thanks, Handy! That's good to hear. I hope Saltonstall dug it but I can guarantee there was not enough Battle Creek, Flint or Muskegon represented for his like.
	1:16pm tim from washington: ↳ clarke @1:15 Adios, clarke!
	1:17pm efd: ↳ Figgsrock @1:03 Glad your copy is finally on its last mile journey!
	1:19pm prof.fuzz: ↳ tim from washington @1:16 me too. did they vacuum all of the crumbs off of you when they washed and vac'd the fuZZZmobile?
	1:19pm Figgsrock: ↳ efd @1:17 It has been an ORDEAL.
	1:19pm Joey!: I wonder if they had any interaction with the early Cat Stevens of The Small Faces?
	1:19pm tim from washington: Whoa, they did background vocals on I Can't Explain? Very cool!
	1:20pm efd: ↳ tim from washington @1:19 sure did! And sure is!
	1:20pm tim from washington: ↳ prof.fuzz @1:19 Yes, they did. I appreciated their attention to 'detail'!
	1:22pm Alvy Singer: @efd..Is this the same John Carter who did loads of film composing?
	1:22pm Joey: ↳ Joey! @1:19 OR..the Small Faces, sorry..
	1:24pm Joey: Fantastic interview!
	1:24pm prof.fuzz: ↳ tim from washington @1:20 you can't spell "detail" without "KIA."
	1:24pm efd: ↳ Joey @1:22 I figured that was what you meant. :) We didn't touch on that in our conversation so I can't say for sure either way.
	1:25pm efd: ↳ Alvy Singer @1:22 Some of his songs were used in films, but I don't think he wrote scores though
	1:25pm Joey: Andrew Oldham!!
	1:25pm Figgsrock: ↳ Song: "out of time" by "chris farlowe" I've never heard this version--it's damn good.
	1:26pm Joey: Thanks Evan!!
	1:26pm tim from washington: I am completely unfamiliar Chris Farlowe. . There's a bit of a Tom Jones feel on this cut.
	1:26pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Song: "out of time" by "chris farlowe" Such a nice version--love this arrangement.
	1:27pm Joey: Met Chris at a show we did, and he told us he loved two things...Otis Redding and collecting World War 2 memorabilia!! A wonderful guy!!
	1:27pm Carmichael: I have his LP with The Thunderbirds. Haven't paid much attention to it.
	1:27pm Carmichael: YES! Love the Music Explosion!
	1:28pm efd: ↳ tim from washington @1:26 The Ivy League sang backup on "It's Not Unusual" too!
	1:28pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Carmichael @1:27 Hey Carmichael! How's it going?
	1:29pm Carmichael: Produced by the Super K production team.
	1:29pm McGroovey: ↳ efd @1:10 Is it? Is that not a cover of the Ritchie Adams/Malou René//Bobby Lewis song? I have to go back and listen the the Ivy League song again, I guess.
	1:29pm Jeezy: A litttttllleee bit of soooouullll
	1:29pm tim from washington: ↳ efd @1:28 Whaaaaa? That's great! This set, interview and chat is really broadening my horizons today.
	1:30pm Carmichael: Heya San Pedro Girl, doin' great today. You?
	1:30pm Joey: Loving this show!!!
	1:31pm Carmichael: I was just going to ask about The Flowerpot Men!
	1:31pm efd: ↳ McGroovey @1:29 same title, different song
	1:32pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Carmichael @1:30 All ok here in SF. But, it is cold and very windy.
	1:32pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ efd @1:31 efd, what year was this released?
	1:33pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @1:29 ...(after going off to EweTub and listening to the Ivy League song again)... I pronounce it a rewrite. If it ever got on the radio in the USA, Adams and René grumbled loudly, probably.
	1:33pm tim from washington: Didn't Love and Rockets have a side project called the Flower Pot Men?
	1:34pm Carmichael: Clem Cattini played drums on EVERYTHING. Including the Dave Clark Five stuff (DC was a businessman, not a musician as such).
	1:34pm efd: ↳ San Pedro Girl @1:32 1967
	1:35pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ efd @1:34 Of course, the Summer of Love.
	1:35pm GPB: ↳ Song: "little bit o'soul" by "the music explosion" Takes me back to the jukebox at the Arcola Swim Club Rochelle Park! Thanks efd!
	1:37pm Bonnie Prince Jamie: Learning so much right now, from the interview and chat here. Might have to fork out for both John Carter related Cherry Red box sets. Many thanks efd.
	1:38pm San Pedro Girl: efd, this is a great interview, so informative. Thank you!
	1:39pm tim from washington: Seems like if you have Explosion in the name, the band should look a little disheveled. ;)
	1:40pm efd: Very gratifying to see your kind comments about the interview/show, I'm delighted to share my love of these people and this music with you!
	1:40pm Figgsrock: ↳ tim from washington @1:39 My thoughts exactly!
	1:40pm johnk77: great work selecter/interviewer i am very proud to have grown up in mansfield, ohio alongside the music explosion who literally came out of a garage https://richlandcountyhistory.com/2019/07/26/the-summer-when-a-mansfield-garage-band-went-nationwide-1967/
	1:41pm Joey: The session people were the heart and soul of this period especially..John Paul Jones, Dave Greenslade, even Marriott and Lane doing incredible singles for other artists!!
	1:44pm Carmichael: I wonder if Big Jim Sullivan played any guitar on these songs.
	1:44pm pp: nice following along having recently read about Tony Burrows.
	1:44pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Song: "let's go to san francisco pts 1 and 2" by "the fl... Great song. The downside is that people, listeners, took it literally and actually moved to SF in droves which disrupted the culture and caused of artists and musicians, folks who defined the scene, to relocate to get out of town.
	1:45pm efd: ↳ johnk77 @1:40 ah, very cool johnk!
	1:45pm Joey: GREAT point San Pedro Girl!!
	1:45pm Alvy Singer: ↳ efd @1:40 With the alarming number of artist that have passed, it is a joy to hear their stories.
	1:46pm Carmichael: ↳ San Pedro Girl @1:44 I presume they moved to Santa Cruz and the hills.
	1:46pm Figgsrock: Unrelated to the interview currently happening--this may be of interest to fellow Bandcamp users: blog.bandcamp.com...
	1:48pm Carmichael: ↳ efd @1:45 I didn't realize Jamie Lyons had a single, Soul Struttin'. That was a big Northern Soul hit, and I have it as part of a comp.
	1:49pm Carmichael: Wow, The Hollies meet Bubble Gum.
	1:49pm tim from washington: ↳ San Pedro Girl @1:44 I recently read a great book about SF that addressed the effect that the influx of "seekers" had on the community. It's Season of the Witch. It also covers big and sometimes devastating events that happened in SF from mid 60s - early 80s. www.goodreads.com...
	1:50pm efd: ↳ Alvy Singer @1:45 Another reason I was so happy to have the opportunity to do this interview, honestly
	1:50pm johnk77: many musicians left san francisco for marin county and points north strong agree season of the witch book is excellent
	1:50pm Bonnie Prince Jamie: Tony Burrows also sings backing on Tiny Dancer, along with Roger Cook of Greenaway / Cook fame!
	1:51pm Robm: Hello fellow funksters
	1:51pm Carmichael: ↳ tim from washington @1:49 Read about The Diggers, who were at the center of the whole social scene. It will explain a lot.
	1:52pm Carmichael: I'm still amazed at the production quality here. Better than my old Kenner Close 'n' Play.
	1:52pm Joey: Ill have to read that book.
	1:52pm tim from washington: ↳ Carmichael @1:51 I was familiar with them before reading the book but there was a chapter dedicated to the Diggers. As you said, it explains a lot.
	1:53pm prof.fuzz: EFD: Really diggin' the tunes today. I'll have to go back to the archive later to listen more closely to the interview segments (i'm in the office multi-tasking with the volume down low...).
	1:53pm Figgsrock: Well, EFD has done it to me again as I just ordered My World Fell Down. I couldn't just stick with listening to it through streaming any more.
	1:53pm Sal: Great song!
	1:54pm efd: ↳ Figgsrock @1:53 and for whatever random licensing reason the Ivy League tracks on My World Fell Down aren't on streaming (at least not Tidal)
	1:55pm Joey: Read too, the books All Too Beautiful and the Joe Boyd bio..both give a good overview of all the session work going on at this time.
	1:56pm Carmichael: ↳ Figgsrock @1:53 Me too, Figgs. Got the last one at Amazon!
	1:56pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ tim from washington @1:49 Hi Tim! Thanks for the link. I am especially interested the history of psychedlics and the impact of entheogens on culture, both then and now.
	1:56pm Sal: Thanks Evan! Nice interview!
	1:56pm Figgsrock: ↳ efd @1:54 Yes, I noticed that the last time I listened to it.
	1:57pm efd: ↳ Sal @1:56 Thanks Sal! Is this the Sal I've known for 40 years or a different Sal?
	1:57pm Carmichael: ↳ San Pedro Girl @1:56 History of psychedelics: Sandoz & Owsley, ha ha
	1:57pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @1:55 I want to read those too.
	1:59pm Joey: ...oh, and the book IMMEDIATE RECORDS..a must!!
	2:00pm Carmichael: Man, have a Zoom meeting. Catch the rest on archives. Thanks Evan!!
	2:00pm efd: ↳ Carmichael @2:00 Thanks for listening!
	2:01pm rf: This interview is the greatest. What lovely folks
	2:01pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Carmichael @1:57 Bye Carmichael!
	2:02pm efd: ↳ rf @2:01 They are delightful!
	2:05pm Sal: ↳ efd @1:57 I don't think so Evan! I'm John's co-writer.
	2:06pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @1:55 Joe Boyd is really interesting. He is behind many great bands; Donovan, Fairport Convention, Led Zepplin, just to name a few.
	2:06pm efd: ↳ Sal @2:05 oh you're my new friend Sal! Thanks for tuning in!
	2:07pm Joey: Love all Joe Boyd productions! You said it SPG!!
	2:08pm Sal: ↳ efd @2:06 👍
	2:09pm Joey: San Pedro Girl...listen to John and Bev Martyn, Nick Drake,...i think the company was called Witchseason Productions.
	2:09pm Alvy Singer: ↳ Song: "bobby dazzler" by "the first class" The youtube video for this track is awesome. www.youtube.com...
	2:10pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:09 I love them too!
	2:13pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:09 Nick Drake's loss was a tragedy. But oh, what beautiful contributions he made! He was an artist's artist. His material was and still is covered by many musicians.
	2:13pm Joey: ↳ San Pedro Girl @2:10 I wonder now if they did the jingle for "Great Shakes"..i think PP Arnold sang on that too. This show is just bringing back so many wonderful memories!! Fantastic!!
	2:15pm Joe R.: ↳ Song: "bobby dazzler" by "the first class" Stumbled on the first First Class LP at a record sale a few weeks ago and picked it up for the princely sum of $3—money well spent thanks to EFD's head's up! Had to pick my jaw off of the floor after my first listen of "I Was Always A Joker"
	2:15pm Joey: Nick Drake was one of the best..such a tortured soul right San Pedro Girl. Im glad your a big fan of all these great groups, especially Nick.
	2:15pm San Pedro Girl: I agree. It is always great to hear the back stories.
	2:16pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:15 We seem to like the same material. :)
	2:18pm Joey: ↳ San Pedro Girl @2:16 Im so glad! Amazing isn't it. WFMU is THE place!!
	2:20pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:18 Yes!! WFMU is the BEST radio station on the planet; great music and community. <3<3 I have to run now. I hope to chat with you more later.
	2:21pm Joey: ↳ San Pedro Girl @2:20 Thank goodness my mom's nieces loved this music too and let me listen as a kid growing up in Brooklyn! Sly Stone!! The Animals!! Small Faces!!! All the best San Pedro Girl!!!
	2:21pm Carmichael: Just listening to the blah blah. I'm a huge Fairport fan, Nick Drake, Richard Thompson, Davey Graham, Sandy Denny, and a bunch of Irish folks no one have heard of.
	2:22pm efd: ↳ Joe R. @2:15 Love this! Money well spent!
	2:24pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Carmichael @2:21 Well, I love all of those bands too. And, I may have heard of some of the obscure Irish acts. Want to chat with you later. Take care.!
	2:24pm Joey: ↳ Carmichael @2:21 So glad to have seen Richard Thompson a few times!!
	2:28pm Carmichael: ↳ Joey @2:24 I've seen him about 15 times over the last 20 or so years. With Henry Kaiser, with Shawn Colvin, with Loudon Wainwright, with Linda Thompson, every variable there ever was ...
	2:29pm Blix: Roberto Firmino is a striker and favourite at Liverpool Football Club, and he has a huge, glossy smile. He is often referred to as "Bobby Dazzler" by Reds supporters.
	2:30pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:24 I saw Richard Thompson a few times., once in the 80's at The Bottom Line in NY--excellent show.
	2:30pm Joey: ↳ Carmichael @2:28 Wow!!! Nice Carmichael!! Love Shawn Colvin too.
	2:31pm Joey: Yes SPG, i saw him at that show too!! Wow!! Miss the shows there.
	2:32pm efd: ↳ Blix @2:29 oh cool, thanks for that info!
	2:32pm Joey: ↳ San Pedro Girl @2:30 Really miss the old Village music scene!
	2:34pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:31 I have an audience tape of same, recorded by legendary taper, Jerry Moore, who was with me at the show. Sadly, that cassette tape is likely toast after all these decades.
	2:34pm Joey: Gotta run, thanks Evan for a great show!!! Take care everyone...San Pedro Girl, Carmichael, lets all talk again soon!!
	2:34pm johnk77: vauxhall chevette was a uk supermini car
	2:35pm efd: ↳ Joey @2:34 thanks Joey!
	2:37pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:32 Evan, thanks so much! And, best to all. Very nice chatting with everyone today.
	2:37pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ efd @2:35 Sorry, that was meant for efd.
	2:39pm love2laf: Loving this whole conversation and all this music that is not something I have delved into. Simply magical. Evan you do such great chats, you listen to them, and wait for the moment that you can ask what you want to know next. With my washing machine broke, and handwashing clothes in the sink, this kind of show can really make that chore go far easier. Cheers to these singer songwriters for bringing so much wonderful music to the world.
	2:42pm efd: ↳ love2laf @2:39 Thank you so much! Glad I could help ease that washing burden, what a drag!
	2:45pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ efd @2:42 efd, thanks for the interview and the great show. And, thanks too to John and Gill for doing it. It has been very informative. See you next time.
	2:46pm efd: ↳ San Pedro Girl @2:45 I appreciate your time and attention! Thank you!
	2:46pm efd: quintessential EFD moment right there, asking about the French horns on "The Sound Of Summer."
	2:50pm Figgsrock: Wait, is it June 22nd?
	2:50pm Andrew: Such an adorable and talented couple. Love Gill's historic details.
	2:50pm Alvy Singer: Wonderful interview Evan. Another only on WFMU moments.
	2:51pm listener 126464: Great show, thanks Evan!
	2:51pm efd: ↳ Figgsrock @2:50 it is weird that the two times I've interviewed John Carter have both been in February!
	2:51pm Karl Ward: I hear all these songs and I think maybe they should leave some songs for the rest of us to write. What a phenomenal set.
	2:51pm McGroovey: Great interview. Lots of great songs. I might have to go buy one or both of those comps.
	2:52pm Brian in UK: Nice one efd, this was the sound of the Sixties over here.
	2:53pm Karl Ward: My fantasy league has GBV doing an album of new songs that Carter-Shakespeare wrote; and then the very next day, Carter-Shakespeare releasing an album of new GBV songs.
	2:53pm McGroovey: ↳ Karl Ward @2:51 I know whatcha mean! Fortunately, it turns out that the songwell is actually deeper than it sometimes seems.
	2:54pm love2laf: ↳ Song: "kit-e-cat munchies" by "john carter" By far the very best jingle! I'm smiling so big right now.
	2:55pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, efd! Distractions abounded over here, but what I was able to hear, I was able to like! Much appreciated!
	2:56pm McGroovey: ↳ Karl Ward @2:53 That's a cool idea. Pollard has probably listened to them, but he's probably to busy recording his own songs to spend time recording someone else's.
	2:56pm Figgsrock: This was an excellent show EFD!
	2:56pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @2:56 +o
	2:57pm Figgsrock: ↳ efd @2:51 Well, temperature wise February is the new June it seems.
	2:59pm Magenta: I'm keeping my eyes peeled for Dave for sure! Thanks efd!
	2:59pm Figgsrock: BURYING THE LEAD EFD.
	2:59pm radioronan: Thanks Evan! Cheers y'all!
	3:00pm prof.fuzz: thanks evan! stay well y'all!
	3:00pm GPB: Thanks efd!
	11:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Thank You Always DJ efd ~

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from February 22, 2023

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

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Wed. Dec 25th, Noon - 3pm: The 18th Annual Holiday Music Funktacular! (More info...)
It’s the 18th year of the Evan “Funk” Davies Show Holiday Music Funktacular, and this year — for the first time ever — it will air on actual Christmas Day! Tune in for three hours of Christmas music that you won’t already be sick of hearing: old and new seasonal rock, punk, dance, glam, and power pop favorites. Even your family might enjoy it!

February 22, 2023: JOHN CARTER and GILL SHAKESPEARE talk First Class and more!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
jilted john	jilted john "jilted john" by "jilted john"	7"	emi	1978			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
the incredible bongo band	bongolia	7"	pride				0:02:44 (Pop-up)
999	wild sun "wild sun" by "999"	12"	albion	1982			0:05:01 (Pop-up)
the waterboys	where the action is	where the action is	cooking vinyl	2019			0:10:06 (Pop-up)
cause co-motion!	which way is up "which way is up" by "cause co-motion!"	7"	what's your rupture?	2006			0:13:19 (Pop-up)
martian dance	boys in black "boys in black" by "martian dance"	7"	emi	1981			0:15:15 (Pop-up)
joey wilson	if you don't want my love	going up	modern/atlantic	1980	Sal Maida on bass; produced by Jimmy Destri		0:17:19 (Pop-up)
modern rocketry	johnny rocker "johnny rocker" by "modern rocketry"	s/t	megatone	1985			0:21:13 (Pop-up)

who is she	my my orca card "my my orca card" by "who is she"	single	father daughter records		bandcamp Robin Edwards of Lisa Prank, Bree McKenna of Tacocat, Julia Shapiro of Chastity Belt	*	0:32:52 (Pop-up)
laundromat chicks	you're on the line	trouble	siluh	2022	bandcamp		0:34:58 (Pop-up)
pixy jones	hold your tongue "hold your tongue" by "pixy jones"	bits n bobs	strangetown	2022	bandcamp		0:37:42 (Pop-up)
peel dream magazine	self actualization center	pad	slumberland		bandcamp	*	0:40:30 (Pop-up)
the bad ends	mile marker 29 "mile marker 29" by "the bad ends"	the power and the glory	new west		bandcamp Bill Berry on drums!	*	0:43:30 (Pop-up)

dotti holmberg	sea of tears "sea of tears" by "dotti holmberg"	sometimes happy times	sundazed			*	0:52:37 (Pop-up)
kid gulliver	kiss and tell "kiss and tell" by "kid gulliver"	single	kid gulliver		bandcamp	*	0:54:33 (Pop-up)

JOHN CARTER and GILL SHAKESPEARE "JOHN CARTER and GILL SHAKESPEARE"
carter-lewis & the southerners	sweet and tender romance	my world fell down: the john carter story	grapefruit				1:01:29 (Pop-up)
carter-lewis & the southerners	somebody told my girl	my world fell down: the john carter story	grapefruit		Jimmy Page on guitar!		1:02:16 (Pop-up)
herman's hermits	can't you hear my heartbeat	the best of	mgm		Written by John Carter and Ken Lewis		1:04:24 (Pop-up)
the ivy league	tossing and turning	my world fell down: the john carter story	grapefruit				1:06:48 (Pop-up)
the ivy league	funny how love can be	my world fell down: the john carter story	grapefruit				1:09:05 (Pop-up)
john carter and gill shakespeare	chat with efd, part 1						1:11:11 (Pop-up)
chris farlowe	out of time "out of time" by "chris farlowe"	the soulful chris farlowe: the immediate collection	sony music special products		John Carter, Ken Lewis, and Perry Ford (The Ivy League) on backing vocals; session produced by Mick Jagger		1:23:25 (Pop-up)
the music explosion	little bit o'soul	the best of laurie records	laurie		Written by John Carter and Ken Lewis		1:27:03 (Pop-up)
the flower pot men	let's go to san francisco pts 1 and 2	my world fell down: the john carter story	grapefruit		John Carter and Ken Lewis, with Clem Cattini on drums, Mickey Keen on guitar, Robin Shaw on bass, plus Tony Burrows on backing vocals		1:29:08 (Pop-up)
john carter and gill shakespeare	chat with efd, part 2						1:35:25 (Pop-up)
the flower pot men	a walk in the sky	my world fell down: the john carter story	grapefruit		Written by Carter, Lewis, and Russ Alquist		1:43:29 (Pop-up)
kincade	dreams are ten a penny "dreams are ten a penny" by "kincade"	my world fell down: the john carter story	grapefruit		Carter-Shakespeare composition; one of numerous band names used for one-off releases by John. This song was later re-recorded for the first First Class album.		1:47:20 (Pop-up)
the first class	beach baby "beach baby" by "the first class"	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit		Written by Carter and Shakespeare. John is on the record, along with Tony Burrows singing lead, Brian Bennett from The Shadows on drums, and additional vocals from Chas Mills	*	1:50:11 (Pop-up)
john carter and gill shakespeare	chat with efd, part 3						1:55:12 (Pop-up)
the first class	bobby dazzler "bobby dazzler" by "the first class"	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit		Written by Carter and Shakespeare. The follow-up single to "Beach Baby," and included on the first First Class album.	*	2:04:28 (Pop-up)
the first class	going on (demo) "going on (demo)" by "the first class"	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit		Carter-Shakespeare composition. Demo of a song intended for a never-produced musical called Bobby Dazzler	*	2:08:27 (Pop-up)
john carter	birds dream topping "birds dream topping" by "john carter"	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit		One of quite a few advertising jingles composed/performed by John included on the new box set.	*	2:10:31 (Pop-up)
the first class	i was a star "i was a star" by "the first class"	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit		Carter-Shakespeare composition. Lead track on the second album by The First Class, SST	*	2:11:08 (Pop-up)
john carter	please yourself (rowntrees tots)	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit		Another jingle. This was later released as a full-length single. as were a few of the jingles John composed.	*	2:16:27 (Pop-up)
john carter and gill shakespeare	chat with efd, part 4						2:16:56 (Pop-up)
john carter	vauxhall chevette "vauxhall chevette" by "john carter"	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit		The song "Life Is Whatever You Want It To Be" on SST is an extended version of this song.	*	2:28:47 (Pop-up)
the first class	carry on singing my song	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit		Carter-Shakespeare composition, included on SST	*	2:30:49 (Pop-up)
john carter	we like to dance (milk is our way)	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit			*	2:33:55 (Pop-up)
the first class	ocean of glass "ocean of glass" by "the first class"	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit		Carter-Shakespeare composition. German-only single from 1981	*	2:34:50 (Pop-up)
john carter and gill shakespeare	chat with efd, part 5						2:38:29 (Pop-up)
starbreaker	the sound of summer "the sound of summer" by "starbreaker"	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit		Carter-Shakespeare composition, and primarily John performing the song; single from 1977. Also the best summer song ever recorded, as regular listeners to this program are aware!	*	2:49:25 (Pop-up)
john carter	kit-e-cat munchies "kit-e-cat munchies" by "john carter"	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit		Another jingle. (The best jingle??)		2:52:00 (Pop-up)
john carter	one more mile to freedom	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit		Carter-Shakespeare composition. The rare song released under John Carter's own name! Single from 1972.	*	2:52:33 (Pop-up)
john carter	cracker jack popcorn "cracker jack popcorn" by "john carter"	beach baby: the complete recordings	grapefruit			*	2:56:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm Krys O.: YAY, Graham Fellowes!!!
	12:02pm clarke: there it is. dynOmite!!
	12:02pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "jilted john" by "jilted john" Gordon is a moron!
	12:02pm love2laf: Looking forward to this special! Allo efd and all the fellow funksters. Ears are at attention.
	12:03pm Handy Haversack: efd! All the other letters! Do not like the sound of this Gordon guy.
	12:03pm Stanley: ↳ Song: "jilted john" by "jilted john" John Shuttleworth!!
	12:03pm Krys O.: ↳ Song: "jilted john" by "jilted john" I'm also a big fan of John Shuttleworth.
	12:03pm Krys O.: Oh and good afternoon.
	12:03pm Andres: Bingo. Bango. Bongo!!
	12:03pm prof.fuzz: howdy!
	12:04pm xtrakrispy: Welcome to Bongolia. Double meaning?
	12:04pm clarke: FuZZZZZZZZ!!!!!~
	12:04pm clarke: quadruple meaning!!
	12:04pm McGroovey: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:03 Good thing he's trapped in the grooves of a little record, then!
	12:04pm Magenta: Hi! Bongos!
	12:05pm Figgsrock: Hello EFD and all. I'm here to admit that I'm quite excited about the Swag for Life socks for this year's marathon.
	12:05pm McGroovey: Bongolalia
	12:05pm PKNY: ↳ xtrakrispy @12:04 Bongos and bongs, living in perfect harmony
	12:05pm clarke: ↳ Figgsrock @12:05 if you had them on during this show.. they might be blown clean oft!!!
	12:05pm Handy Haversack: ↳ McGroovey @12:04 OR IS HE
	12:06pm Listener Julian: Loving the show so far EFD!!
	12:06pm clarke: the texts are coming from inside the building!!
	12:07pm prof.fuzz: ClarkEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!~~~
	12:08pm clarke: ~~~~~~~~~
	12:08pm brycepunk1: Good afternoon EFD, everyone. Off to a fantastic start
	12:08pm Figgsrock: ↳ clarke @12:05 You would be correct!
	12:09pm clarke: ↳ Figgsrock @12:08 also dude, you have shown great restraint in being patient for Kompilation Korner!!
	12:09pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Figgsrock @12:05 the sox, my friend, are blowing in the wind the sox are blowing in the wind...
	12:09pm brycepunk1: I think that drum interlude was used by Black Merlin for "Proto World". That was nuts
	12:10pm clarke: the boston red sox!
	12:10pm clarke: chune!!!
	12:12pm clarke: ↳ Song: "where the action is" by "the waterboys" EFD - how is the rest of this album??
	12:12pm efd: ↳ clarke @12:12 dunno, I never really got past this song!
	12:13pm clarke: exactly!
	12:14pm nycmusicnerd: Greetings fellow nerds...
	12:15pm prof.fuzz: hey NYCmn!
	12:15pm Carmichael: Heya Evan and gang!
	12:15pm nycmusicnerd: ↳ prof.fuzz @12:15 FUZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!
	12:16pm San Pedro Girl: Hello Evan and funkateers!
	12:16pm clarke: ↳ Song: "which way is up" by "cause co-motion!" next/some time - a good song to play after this might be 5 Degrees On The Inside by GbV
	12:17pm clarke: ↳ clarke @12:16 oops, i meant the waterboys tune.
	12:19pm nycmusicnerd: Looking forward to seeing Teddy Thompson at City Vineyard tonight.
	12:19pm clarke: ↳ Song: "if you don't want my love" by "joey wilson" got a The Records sound goin', hear.
	12:20pm James Douglas: Man I thought somebody discovered some new/old Glen Tillbrook material.
	12:21pm efd: Welcome to Wednesday afternoon everyone! Happy to have you here today! The John Carter/Gill Shakespeare extravaganza will kick off at the top of the next hour (1pm EST)!
	12:21pm clarke: ↳ James Douglas @12:20 but then again, i thought glenn tilbrook had listened heavily to The Records.
	12:22pm jerry koosman jr: kinda has a Squeeze tone to it!
	12:22pm Figgsrock: ↳ efd @12:21 This post daily meeting time is right up my alley EFD!
	12:22pm clarke: but, not so great for my luncheon plans - will have to archive some of that!
	12:25pm Krys O.: ↳ Stanley @12:03 Two songs that often pop up in my head: Pigeons in Flight and Three Men in a Van.
	12:27pm clarke: i'm big on The Ivy League.
	12:30pm prof.fuzz: ↳ clarke @12:27 i'm big on Poison Ivy, who turned 70 on monday!
	12:30pm clarke: a sweetheart of a gal!!
	12:31pm clarke: let's go get ivy...yeah yeah.
	12:32pm Meesalikeu: i found this on modern rocketry: Years Active 1983 – 1988 (5 years) Modern Rocketry were a hi-nrg disco band featuring Ken Kessie, active from 1983 to 1988. They're not very well known - in fact they're downright obscure - but what little fame they enjoyed was probably due to their 1985 release, best described as the gayest disco song ever. Homosexuality, with its b-side of 'Thank God For Men', followed in the well-trodden footsteps of Patrick Cowley's Menergy and Boystown Gang's 'Cruising In The Streets' with massive gay audience appeal. A hit in gay clubland, it's not uncommon to hear it nowadays, along with some other gay classics. Crucified, anybody? Other notable songs include '(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone' and 'Deeper N Deeper', none of which, it has to be said, has quite the show stopping charm of a song whose main chorus is 'Homosexuality… Yes sir! Do you wanna get next to me?'. Oh, and the Pet Shop Boys did a live cover of it at a pride event in 1992, too. More recently, (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone appeared on the 2008 compilation 'I Love Disco Hi-Nrg Passion Vol.1'.
	12:34pm clarke: the situation is impossible
	12:34pm Alvy Singer: ↳ Song: "my my orca card" by "who is she" Excellent riff on the Metrocard song.
	12:35pm Meesalikeu: who is she band here is too funny! Indie band fired from stadium gig after ridiculing Jeff Bezos Ariana Baio Jan 31, 2023 A Seattle-based indie band was asked not to return to the Climate Pledge Arena after ridiculing Amazon founder Jeff Bezos in a song. The band, Who Is She?, was scheduled to be the house band for the Seattle Kraken on three separate nights last week at the Climate Pledge Arena. But the band was only able to play one night after modifying lyrics in one song to ridicule Bezos by calling him, “a total jerk” who is responsible for shutting down local bookstores, according to Seattle Times.
	12:36pm nycmusicnerd: ↳ Meesalikeu @12:35 That alone is reason to support this band.
	12:37pm prof.fuzz: ↳ nycmusicnerd @12:36 indeed!
	12:37pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Alvy Singer @12:34 Has anyone else had frequent Metrocard failures lately? K8 and I are convinced of conspiracy, that the MTA is trying to gin up numbers to claim people prefer the OMNY spy system over Metrocards. After not having had a card fail in like fifteen years, I have gone through three in as many weeks. And of course now the token booth workers can't just xfer it to a new card -- all they can do is give you an envelope to send it in to HQ. I gotta tell Mark Hurst. He'll believe me!
	12:39pm clarke: the trolley works just fine, here! except during parades.
	12:39pm nycmusicnerd: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:37 Had that happen to me. I went to the MTA website and printed the form. Filled it out as best I could and mailed it to them along with the wonky card. They sent me a new card, fully credited. It took maybe a week, but they did it.
	12:40pm Meesalikeu: i dove in with omni card recently. they got me. good luck finding one though. walgreens is yr best bet.
	12:41pm Alvy Singer: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:37 I with you on this one Handy. Too many cards have issues and it's met with a shrug of the shoulders.
	12:41pm Handy Haversack: ↳ nycmusicnerd @12:39 I'm just saying, though that this has happened to me three times and to K8 in recent weeks. I think the MTA is manipulating the cards to fail to drive people to give up and OMNY. Which, the company that runs OMNY is scary: hellgatenyc.com...
	12:42pm clarke: a moment of serenity.
	12:42pm nycmusicnerd: I hate OMNY. Not only does the outside company have all your financial information and know your whereabouts, but when I get my bank statement it's 3 miles long due to all the $2.75 charges. I will use Metrocards until they pry them from my cold dead hands.
	12:45pm clarke: my metrocard works in the FuZZmobile!!!
	12:45pm Meesalikeu: ^ thats why got the actual omny card instead of using my 0wn credit cards or apple whatsis. you just top up online whenever instead of individual charges.
	12:45pm clarke: ↳ clarke @12:45 and The Amphibious Bookmobile!!!
	12:46pm nycmusicnerd: ↳ Meesalikeu @12:45 Oh...I wasn't aware of that. Guess I'll have to look into that eventually. Thanks for the tip.
	12:46pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Meesalikeu @12:40 Getting them at CVS/Walgreens and loading them with cash is such a time tax to pay for privacy. It's a shitshow.
	12:47pm efd: @Meesalikeu thanks for the band info earlier!
	12:47pm Alvy Singer: ↳ nycmusicnerd @12:42 Bingo nycmusicnerd. Access to our financial information is a non-starter for me.
	12:48pm Handy Haversack: ↳ nycmusicnerd @12:46 Just to harp a little more: loading the card with a credit card or online still has all the same privacy issues as using your own credit card.
	12:50pm Magenta: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:37 They are planning on phasing out the Metrocards eventually (I forget when though) so maybe they've just given up on maintenance, possibly to cut costs. Unpopular opinion: I actually like OMNY? Since I wfh I don't use public transit as much as I did when I was working in office, so I didn't see the point of having a card with all that value on it.
	12:51pm prof.fuzz: ↳ clarke @12:45 we're going to be switching to the american-omni-discover-FUZZ-express card soon. you can convert your metrocard balance by sending us your DOB, SSN, mother's maiden name, first pet's name, and street you grew up on to casa de fuzz on a post card...
	12:51pm clarke: i'm suspicious of this.
	12:52pm Meesalikeu: yep handy they have my card registered. but thats just like any store or whereever you shop regularly. at least its not directly using my credit card at the train station and i dont have to fuss around for that in my wallet. i really, really dont like flashing my wallet at a station turnstyle that is for sure.
	12:52pm prof.fuzz: ↳ clarke @12:51 i don't know why you'd be... did you talk to mark hurst about it?
	12:52pm Karl Ward: ↳ prof.fuzz @12:51 I sent all of my personal info to Fuzz and now I'm a family of retirees living in a tract house in Florida
	12:52pm nycmusicnerd: ↳ prof.fuzz @12:51 As long as you're not asking for my blood type
	12:52pm clarke: ↳ prof.fuzz @12:52 he is not taking calls.
	12:52pm prof.fuzz: ↳ nycmusicnerd @12:52 we already know that!
	12:53pm prof.fuzz: ↳ clarke @12:52 you have to send a message to his gmail address...
	12:53pm clarke: we already know your blood-type!
	12:53pm clarke: Hot!!!
	12:53pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Karl Ward @12:52 you're welcome karl!
	12:54pm prof. fuzz: Oh we don't need your blood, and you won't need it either [laughs ominously]
	12:54pm clarke: (check it and see).
	12:54pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Meesalikeu @12:52 I hear you. I'm just saying that the company put in charge of your private financial and location data is even worse than the MTA and should in no way be trusted to secure it or even not sell it. See that Hellgate piece or www.wfmu.org...
	12:55pm clarke: there's always.. cash? no??
	12:55pm Meesalikeu: Vocalist and songwriter Dotti Holmberg was a player in the sunshine pop movement of the 1960s, singing backup on songs by Tommy Roe, Bobby Jameson, and others, along with recording several sweetly optimistic and bright songs of her own with ex-bandmate and sunshine pop figurehead Curt Boettcher. For reasons related to music industry red tape, Holmberg's originals never saw the light of day in the time when she was most active; however, they were unearthed for the archival compilation Sometimes Happy Times, first as a CD release on the Sundazed label in 2002, and then revisited more than 20 years later with new bonus tracks and a first-time vinyl pressing.
	12:55pm dave 'drum n bass' evans: Evan, can u remind us what the name of this show is again? Its been a whole minute since you said it, and ive forgotten, thx.
	12:57pm efd: ↳ dave 'drum n bass' evans @12:55 oh don't worry, I'll mention it again now
	12:58pm prof.fuzz: ↳ prof. fuzz @12:54 aha! my evil twin has revealed his true self...
	12:58pm clarke: what th....????
	12:59pm Karl Ward: EFD: Dotti on Bandcamp: sundazedmusic.bandcamp.com...
	12:59pm Mister Dobalina: Have I missed the social media horn? Say it ain't so.
	12:59pm nycmusicnerd: Something here is definitely fuzzed up.
	1:00pm clarke: ↳ Mister Dobalina @12:59 it ain't so.
	1:00pm Carmichael: ↳ Magenta @12:50 My team buys those types of cards for the citizenry out here in CA. Yes, we have transit systems too ... Any hoo, the memory qualities of card types can vary greatly. Sounds like they got a discount batch of refills and got exactly what they paid for.
	1:01pm clarke: yessss!!!
	1:01pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Mister Dobalina @12:59 right on cue, our local emergency air horns have sounded ("it's only a test," they say...)
	1:01pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Carmichael @1:00 So you're saying it definitely IS a conspiracy!
	1:02pm clarke: ↳ prof.fuzz @1:01 yipe!!
	1:02pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @1:01 yipe!!
	1:03pm Figgsrock: EFD--I just got the notice that my copy of Beach Baby is out for delivery today! What timing.
	1:03pm clarke: dang - i wish i was going to be able to stick around longer!!
	1:04pm clarke: ↳ clarke @1:03 just to hear more of HH's paranoia!!
	1:05pm ?: Hi Evan! Great tracks!
	1:06pm clarke: finally ? makes sense!!
	1:06pm nycmusicnerd: ↳ clarke @1:04 You're not paranoid if they really are out to get you. >:)
	1:06pm McGroovey: ↳ Handy Haversack @1:01 I wish I could still use Subway tokens (as we have discussed).
	1:06pm Carmichael: I bought the Beach Baby 45 when it was first released!
	1:07pm clarke: ↳ nycmusicnerd @1:06 uh, yes you are. you just happen to be right.
	1:08pm Handy Haversack: I'm paranoid ... but am I paranoid enough? (h/t Mike Pemulis; go Wolf Spiders!)
	1:08pm Mister Dobalina: ↳ prof.fuzz @1:01 Thanks to you both...
	1:09pm Magenta: ↳ McGroovey @1:06 I actually miss those. I started college in Boston right before the T got rid of them and they were the coolest.
	1:09pm Meesalikeu: carmichael the mta omny card doesnt use chip tech it uses a bar code read at the turnstyle that is tied to your online omny account. of course if you use your own credit cards at the station those have chips.
	1:09pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "tossing and turning" by "the ivy league" It's so amazing when someone succeeds so sublimely at sucking all the original energy out of a song, and substituting weird harmonic bliss.
	1:10pm clarke: now we're talkin'!! (or singin')
	1:10pm efd: ↳ McGroovey @1:09 which original energy are you referring to? That's their song.
	1:11pm tim from washington: Hey efd and everybody! I'm just joining in. Looking forward to the interview!
	1:12pm clarke: i'm already late, and sorry to have to leave - bye tim!!
	1:12pm prof.fuzz: yo tim!
	1:13pm efd: ↳ clarke @1:12 see ya clarke, happy lunching!
	1:14pm Handy Haversack: ↳ tim from washington @1:11 Tim! Saw Saltonstall during Ken's show, and he confirmed he knew about the Drop-In.
	1:14pm clarke: yeah - it (luncheon) is a group of folks about to head to the airport (sound familiar)
	1:15pm efd: ↳ clarke @1:14 been there!
	1:15pm clarke: dios mio - hello archives!
	1:16pm tim from washington: Hey prof! I thought the tire rotation went well. Thanks, Handy! That's good to hear. I hope Saltonstall dug it but I can guarantee there was not enough Battle Creek, Flint or Muskegon represented for his like.
	1:16pm tim from washington: ↳ clarke @1:15 Adios, clarke!
	1:17pm efd: ↳ Figgsrock @1:03 Glad your copy is finally on its last mile journey!
	1:19pm prof.fuzz: ↳ tim from washington @1:16 me too. did they vacuum all of the crumbs off of you when they washed and vac'd the fuZZZmobile?
	1:19pm Figgsrock: ↳ efd @1:17 It has been an ORDEAL.
	1:19pm Joey!: I wonder if they had any interaction with the early Cat Stevens of The Small Faces?
	1:19pm tim from washington: Whoa, they did background vocals on I Can't Explain? Very cool!
	1:20pm efd: ↳ tim from washington @1:19 sure did! And sure is!
	1:20pm tim from washington: ↳ prof.fuzz @1:19 Yes, they did. I appreciated their attention to 'detail'!
	1:22pm Alvy Singer: @efd..Is this the same John Carter who did loads of film composing?
	1:22pm Joey: ↳ Joey! @1:19 OR..the Small Faces, sorry..
	1:24pm Joey: Fantastic interview!
	1:24pm prof.fuzz: ↳ tim from washington @1:20 you can't spell "detail" without "KIA."
	1:24pm efd: ↳ Joey @1:22 I figured that was what you meant. :) We didn't touch on that in our conversation so I can't say for sure either way.
	1:25pm efd: ↳ Alvy Singer @1:22 Some of his songs were used in films, but I don't think he wrote scores though
	1:25pm Joey: Andrew Oldham!!
	1:25pm Figgsrock: ↳ Song: "out of time" by "chris farlowe" I've never heard this version--it's damn good.
	1:26pm Joey: Thanks Evan!!
	1:26pm tim from washington: I am completely unfamiliar Chris Farlowe. . There's a bit of a Tom Jones feel on this cut.
	1:26pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Song: "out of time" by "chris farlowe" Such a nice version--love this arrangement.
	1:27pm Joey: Met Chris at a show we did, and he told us he loved two things...Otis Redding and collecting World War 2 memorabilia!! A wonderful guy!!
	1:27pm Carmichael: I have his LP with The Thunderbirds. Haven't paid much attention to it.
	1:27pm Carmichael: YES! Love the Music Explosion!
	1:28pm efd: ↳ tim from washington @1:26 The Ivy League sang backup on "It's Not Unusual" too!
	1:28pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Carmichael @1:27 Hey Carmichael! How's it going?
	1:29pm Carmichael: Produced by the Super K production team.
	1:29pm McGroovey: ↳ efd @1:10 Is it? Is that not a cover of the Ritchie Adams/Malou René//Bobby Lewis song? I have to go back and listen the the Ivy League song again, I guess.
	1:29pm Jeezy: A litttttllleee bit of soooouullll
	1:29pm tim from washington: ↳ efd @1:28 Whaaaaa? That's great! This set, interview and chat is really broadening my horizons today.
	1:30pm Carmichael: Heya San Pedro Girl, doin' great today. You?
	1:30pm Joey: Loving this show!!!
	1:31pm Carmichael: I was just going to ask about The Flowerpot Men!
	1:31pm efd: ↳ McGroovey @1:29 same title, different song
	1:32pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Carmichael @1:30 All ok here in SF. But, it is cold and very windy.
	1:32pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ efd @1:31 efd, what year was this released?
	1:33pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @1:29 ...(after going off to EweTub and listening to the Ivy League song again)... I pronounce it a rewrite. If it ever got on the radio in the USA, Adams and René grumbled loudly, probably.
	1:33pm tim from washington: Didn't Love and Rockets have a side project called the Flower Pot Men?
	1:34pm Carmichael: Clem Cattini played drums on EVERYTHING. Including the Dave Clark Five stuff (DC was a businessman, not a musician as such).
	1:34pm efd: ↳ San Pedro Girl @1:32 1967
	1:35pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ efd @1:34 Of course, the Summer of Love.
	1:35pm GPB: ↳ Song: "little bit o'soul" by "the music explosion" Takes me back to the jukebox at the Arcola Swim Club Rochelle Park! Thanks efd!
	1:37pm Bonnie Prince Jamie: Learning so much right now, from the interview and chat here. Might have to fork out for both John Carter related Cherry Red box sets. Many thanks efd.
	1:38pm San Pedro Girl: efd, this is a great interview, so informative. Thank you!
	1:39pm tim from washington: Seems like if you have Explosion in the name, the band should look a little disheveled. ;)
	1:40pm efd: Very gratifying to see your kind comments about the interview/show, I'm delighted to share my love of these people and this music with you!
	1:40pm Figgsrock: ↳ tim from washington @1:39 My thoughts exactly!
	1:40pm johnk77: great work selecter/interviewer i am very proud to have grown up in mansfield, ohio alongside the music explosion who literally came out of a garage https://richlandcountyhistory.com/2019/07/26/the-summer-when-a-mansfield-garage-band-went-nationwide-1967/
	1:41pm Joey: The session people were the heart and soul of this period especially..John Paul Jones, Dave Greenslade, even Marriott and Lane doing incredible singles for other artists!!
	1:44pm Carmichael: I wonder if Big Jim Sullivan played any guitar on these songs.
	1:44pm pp: nice following along having recently read about Tony Burrows.
	1:44pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Song: "let's go to san francisco pts 1 and 2" by "the fl... Great song. The downside is that people, listeners, took it literally and actually moved to SF in droves which disrupted the culture and caused of artists and musicians, folks who defined the scene, to relocate to get out of town.
	1:45pm efd: ↳ johnk77 @1:40 ah, very cool johnk!
	1:45pm Joey: GREAT point San Pedro Girl!!
	1:45pm Alvy Singer: ↳ efd @1:40 With the alarming number of artist that have passed, it is a joy to hear their stories.
	1:46pm Carmichael: ↳ San Pedro Girl @1:44 I presume they moved to Santa Cruz and the hills.
	1:46pm Figgsrock: Unrelated to the interview currently happening--this may be of interest to fellow Bandcamp users: blog.bandcamp.com...
	1:48pm Carmichael: ↳ efd @1:45 I didn't realize Jamie Lyons had a single, Soul Struttin'. That was a big Northern Soul hit, and I have it as part of a comp.
	1:49pm Carmichael: Wow, The Hollies meet Bubble Gum.
	1:49pm tim from washington: ↳ San Pedro Girl @1:44 I recently read a great book about SF that addressed the effect that the influx of "seekers" had on the community. It's Season of the Witch. It also covers big and sometimes devastating events that happened in SF from mid 60s - early 80s. www.goodreads.com...
	1:50pm efd: ↳ Alvy Singer @1:45 Another reason I was so happy to have the opportunity to do this interview, honestly
	1:50pm johnk77: many musicians left san francisco for marin county and points north strong agree season of the witch book is excellent
	1:50pm Bonnie Prince Jamie: Tony Burrows also sings backing on Tiny Dancer, along with Roger Cook of Greenaway / Cook fame!
	1:51pm Robm: Hello fellow funksters
	1:51pm Carmichael: ↳ tim from washington @1:49 Read about The Diggers, who were at the center of the whole social scene. It will explain a lot.
	1:52pm Carmichael: I'm still amazed at the production quality here. Better than my old Kenner Close 'n' Play.
	1:52pm Joey: Ill have to read that book.
	1:52pm tim from washington: ↳ Carmichael @1:51 I was familiar with them before reading the book but there was a chapter dedicated to the Diggers. As you said, it explains a lot.
	1:53pm prof.fuzz: EFD: Really diggin' the tunes today. I'll have to go back to the archive later to listen more closely to the interview segments (i'm in the office multi-tasking with the volume down low...).
	1:53pm Figgsrock: Well, EFD has done it to me again as I just ordered My World Fell Down. I couldn't just stick with listening to it through streaming any more.
	1:53pm Sal: Great song!
	1:54pm efd: ↳ Figgsrock @1:53 and for whatever random licensing reason the Ivy League tracks on My World Fell Down aren't on streaming (at least not Tidal)
	1:55pm Joey: Read too, the books All Too Beautiful and the Joe Boyd bio..both give a good overview of all the session work going on at this time.
	1:56pm Carmichael: ↳ Figgsrock @1:53 Me too, Figgs. Got the last one at Amazon!
	1:56pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ tim from washington @1:49 Hi Tim! Thanks for the link. I am especially interested the history of psychedlics and the impact of entheogens on culture, both then and now.
	1:56pm Sal: Thanks Evan! Nice interview!
	1:56pm Figgsrock: ↳ efd @1:54 Yes, I noticed that the last time I listened to it.
	1:57pm efd: ↳ Sal @1:56 Thanks Sal! Is this the Sal I've known for 40 years or a different Sal?
	1:57pm Carmichael: ↳ San Pedro Girl @1:56 History of psychedelics: Sandoz & Owsley, ha ha
	1:57pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @1:55 I want to read those too.
	1:59pm Joey: ...oh, and the book IMMEDIATE RECORDS..a must!!
	2:00pm Carmichael: Man, have a Zoom meeting. Catch the rest on archives. Thanks Evan!!
	2:00pm efd: ↳ Carmichael @2:00 Thanks for listening!
	2:01pm rf: This interview is the greatest. What lovely folks
	2:01pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Carmichael @1:57 Bye Carmichael!
	2:02pm efd: ↳ rf @2:01 They are delightful!
	2:05pm Sal: ↳ efd @1:57 I don't think so Evan! I'm John's co-writer.
	2:06pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @1:55 Joe Boyd is really interesting. He is behind many great bands; Donovan, Fairport Convention, Led Zepplin, just to name a few.
	2:06pm efd: ↳ Sal @2:05 oh you're my new friend Sal! Thanks for tuning in!
	2:07pm Joey: Love all Joe Boyd productions! You said it SPG!!
	2:08pm Sal: ↳ efd @2:06 👍
	2:09pm Joey: San Pedro Girl...listen to John and Bev Martyn, Nick Drake,...i think the company was called Witchseason Productions.
	2:09pm Alvy Singer: ↳ Song: "bobby dazzler" by "the first class" The youtube video for this track is awesome. www.youtube.com...
	2:10pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:09 I love them too!
	2:13pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:09 Nick Drake's loss was a tragedy. But oh, what beautiful contributions he made! He was an artist's artist. His material was and still is covered by many musicians.
	2:13pm Joey: ↳ San Pedro Girl @2:10 I wonder now if they did the jingle for "Great Shakes"..i think PP Arnold sang on that too. This show is just bringing back so many wonderful memories!! Fantastic!!
	2:15pm Joe R.: ↳ Song: "bobby dazzler" by "the first class" Stumbled on the first First Class LP at a record sale a few weeks ago and picked it up for the princely sum of $3—money well spent thanks to EFD's head's up! Had to pick my jaw off of the floor after my first listen of "I Was Always A Joker"
	2:15pm Joey: Nick Drake was one of the best..such a tortured soul right San Pedro Girl. Im glad your a big fan of all these great groups, especially Nick.
	2:15pm San Pedro Girl: I agree. It is always great to hear the back stories.
	2:16pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:15 We seem to like the same material. :)
	2:18pm Joey: ↳ San Pedro Girl @2:16 Im so glad! Amazing isn't it. WFMU is THE place!!
	2:20pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:18 Yes!! WFMU is the BEST radio station on the planet; great music and community. <3<3 I have to run now. I hope to chat with you more later.
	2:21pm Joey: ↳ San Pedro Girl @2:20 Thank goodness my mom's nieces loved this music too and let me listen as a kid growing up in Brooklyn! Sly Stone!! The Animals!! Small Faces!!! All the best San Pedro Girl!!!
	2:21pm Carmichael: Just listening to the blah blah. I'm a huge Fairport fan, Nick Drake, Richard Thompson, Davey Graham, Sandy Denny, and a bunch of Irish folks no one have heard of.
	2:22pm efd: ↳ Joe R. @2:15 Love this! Money well spent!
	2:24pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Carmichael @2:21 Well, I love all of those bands too. And, I may have heard of some of the obscure Irish acts. Want to chat with you later. Take care.!
	2:24pm Joey: ↳ Carmichael @2:21 So glad to have seen Richard Thompson a few times!!
	2:28pm Carmichael: ↳ Joey @2:24 I've seen him about 15 times over the last 20 or so years. With Henry Kaiser, with Shawn Colvin, with Loudon Wainwright, with Linda Thompson, every variable there ever was ...
	2:29pm Blix: Roberto Firmino is a striker and favourite at Liverpool Football Club, and he has a huge, glossy smile. He is often referred to as "Bobby Dazzler" by Reds supporters.
	2:30pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:24 I saw Richard Thompson a few times., once in the 80's at The Bottom Line in NY--excellent show.
	2:30pm Joey: ↳ Carmichael @2:28 Wow!!! Nice Carmichael!! Love Shawn Colvin too.
	2:31pm Joey: Yes SPG, i saw him at that show too!! Wow!! Miss the shows there.
	2:32pm efd: ↳ Blix @2:29 oh cool, thanks for that info!
	2:32pm Joey: ↳ San Pedro Girl @2:30 Really miss the old Village music scene!
	2:34pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:31 I have an audience tape of same, recorded by legendary taper, Jerry Moore, who was with me at the show. Sadly, that cassette tape is likely toast after all these decades.
	2:34pm Joey: Gotta run, thanks Evan for a great show!!! Take care everyone...San Pedro Girl, Carmichael, lets all talk again soon!!
	2:34pm johnk77: vauxhall chevette was a uk supermini car
	2:35pm efd: ↳ Joey @2:34 thanks Joey!
	2:37pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Joey @2:32 Evan, thanks so much! And, best to all. Very nice chatting with everyone today.
	2:37pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ efd @2:35 Sorry, that was meant for efd.
	2:39pm love2laf: Loving this whole conversation and all this music that is not something I have delved into. Simply magical. Evan you do such great chats, you listen to them, and wait for the moment that you can ask what you want to know next. With my washing machine broke, and handwashing clothes in the sink, this kind of show can really make that chore go far easier. Cheers to these singer songwriters for bringing so much wonderful music to the world.
	2:42pm efd: ↳ love2laf @2:39 Thank you so much! Glad I could help ease that washing burden, what a drag!
	2:45pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ efd @2:42 efd, thanks for the interview and the great show. And, thanks too to John and Gill for doing it. It has been very informative. See you next time.
	2:46pm efd: ↳ San Pedro Girl @2:45 I appreciate your time and attention! Thank you!
	2:46pm efd: quintessential EFD moment right there, asking about the French horns on "The Sound Of Summer."
	2:50pm Figgsrock: Wait, is it June 22nd?
	2:50pm Andrew: Such an adorable and talented couple. Love Gill's historic details.
	2:50pm Alvy Singer: Wonderful interview Evan. Another only on WFMU moments.
	2:51pm listener 126464: Great show, thanks Evan!
	2:51pm efd: ↳ Figgsrock @2:50 it is weird that the two times I've interviewed John Carter have both been in February!
	2:51pm Karl Ward: I hear all these songs and I think maybe they should leave some songs for the rest of us to write. What a phenomenal set.
	2:51pm McGroovey: Great interview. Lots of great songs. I might have to go buy one or both of those comps.
	2:52pm Brian in UK: Nice one efd, this was the sound of the Sixties over here.
	2:53pm Karl Ward: My fantasy league has GBV doing an album of new songs that Carter-Shakespeare wrote; and then the very next day, Carter-Shakespeare releasing an album of new GBV songs.
	2:53pm McGroovey: ↳ Karl Ward @2:51 I know whatcha mean! Fortunately, it turns out that the songwell is actually deeper than it sometimes seems.
	2:54pm love2laf: ↳ Song: "kit-e-cat munchies" by "john carter" By far the very best jingle! I'm smiling so big right now.
	2:55pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, efd! Distractions abounded over here, but what I was able to hear, I was able to like! Much appreciated!
	2:56pm McGroovey: ↳ Karl Ward @2:53 That's a cool idea. Pollard has probably listened to them, but he's probably to busy recording his own songs to spend time recording someone else's.
	2:56pm Figgsrock: This was an excellent show EFD!
	2:56pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @2:56 +o
	2:57pm Figgsrock: ↳ efd @2:51 Well, temperature wise February is the new June it seems.
	2:59pm Magenta: I'm keeping my eyes peeled for Dave for sure! Thanks efd!
	2:59pm Figgsrock: BURYING THE LEAD EFD.
	2:59pm radioronan: Thanks Evan! Cheers y'all!
	3:00pm prof.fuzz: thanks evan! stay well y'all!
	3:00pm GPB: Thanks efd!
	11:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Thank You Always DJ efd ~

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