WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from February 17, 2024

Listener comments!
	2/15 11:40am Michael Shelley: Tony Mattola”s guitar, yours for $185,000: tinyurl.com...
	2/16 8:49am Charles in Chicago: Paul McCartney's bass FOUND!!! bassmagazine.com...
	11:00am Frank In Queens: HEY NOW!!!!!!!!
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 恭喜發財 Gung Hei Fat Choi ! Happy Year of the Wood 🐉Dragon !
	11:01am listener phat in Lincoln: Tell what a heat pump is!
	11:02am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Michael Shelley @11:40 Good lord
	11:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Charles in Chicago @8:49 Talk about historic instruments.
	11:02am myron feld: ↳ Michael Shelley @11:40 I'll take two.
	11:03am Squints: ok then. hey HEY hey now.
	11:04am Toothgrinder Tom: Happy New Year @Revolution Rabbit! May it be a prosperous one for you.
	11:04am Listener John from NJ: Hello all!
	11:04am Cooh John: Good morning Michael and #1ers.
	11:05am Andrew: I got to meet Brian D'addario (twigs)at a richard Lloyd show a few weeks ago and he's super cool and nice as hell.
	11:06am listener phat in Lincoln: Film flam!
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Michael Shelley @11:40 1940 Gibson archtop - signature instrument of a noted Jazz Artist ...not surprising. Given the market on Vintage Gittars reflects infinite demand for very limited supply. (If ironic for lines designed to be affordable & reproducible...) Also it's pritty.
	11:07am Corey: Morning Michael and listeners! Looking forward to settling in for some #1 hit music.
	11:08am Hughie Considine: ↳ Andrew @11:05 Very cool! How was Richard?
	11:08am Mr. Jones: The Bobby Darin was new to me and I liked it.
	11:09am clarke: hey now. RIP Dex Romweber RIP James Van Eaton sad for brian.
	11:10am Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @11:09 hey clarke. yeah, I was shocked to wake up to the news about Dex's passing this morning.
	11:10am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @11:09 I saw that about Romweber. A shame. He was young!
	11:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ clarke @11:09 Flat Duo Jets - & Jerry Lee Lewis ~ Sun sessions player. Respects.
	11:11am Andrew: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:08 Richard rocked
	11:12am clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:10 hughie informed me, this morning. sad
	11:14am greg g: Morning Micheal & Hit Makers! Listening from Austin Texas today. Visiting my brother for his birthday. Planning to visit Breakaway Records. Any other Austin record spots anyone recommends ? Muchas gracias.
	11:14am rx "rexy" scabin: Good morning, Michael and Everyone. mrs. scabin made chapati for breakfast: a good start to a wintry day in Western NY.
	11:15am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Band On The Run (underdubbed mix)" by "Paul McCar... That guitar always makes me gasp a little bit.
	11:15am davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Band On The Run (underdubbed mix)" by "Paul McCar... what a crazy great tune this is.
	11:16am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Band On The Run (underdubbed mix)" by "Paul McCar... This was on a lot of my early mixes for my sons, one of whom referred to this as "A Mighty Crash."
	11:16am JG: ↳ Song: "Band On The Run (underdubbed mix)" by "Paul McCar... This mix is growing on me
	11:17am Hughie Considine: ↳ davefromtoronto @11:15 Really a couple of tunes cunningly strung together...but it feels like a single song for sure.
	11:17am P-90: cool mix yes
	11:17am clarke: a mighty crash
	11:17am davefromtoronto: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:17 i know! that's what i meant by crazy. and that it was a radio hit.
	11:18am drr: ↳ clarke @11:09 hadn't heard about Van Eaton.
	11:18am P-90: Yes it’s very much one of his “medley songs”
	11:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Band On The Run (underdubbed mix)" by "Paul McCar... Always here the influences of Brian Wilson & Bob Dylan this one. & it comes out all SirMacca. Tho imagine Brian Producing Bob... Seems to me more a Demo than an Alt Mix. Glad to hear it.
	11:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:19 - or Stems if not a Demo...
	11:19am drr: ↳ greg g @11:14 Breakaway is nice, Waterloo is well stocked, crowded. I guess End of an Ear is not there anymore but that was the best one.
	11:20am gf2002: Oh no, RIP Dex! The time Flat Duo Jets played Wild Lover on Letterman literally changed the way I thought about playing music...I wore out the VHS tape of that which I recorded when it first aired. Definitely do a deep dive of Flat Duo Jets videos on YouTube and elsewhere, Dex was the Real Deal with a capital D
	11:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'underdubbed' accurate I suppose.
	11:20am ledzeppelinsucks: 2/15, the day resolutions are drop kicked, after a failed 2/14 is the last straw. Welcome back habits & faults. Drink, snort, smoke & abuse.
	11:20am listener phat in Lincoln: Play something that'll wake me up!
	11:21am davefromtoronto: i sometimes wonder what all the solo stuff would've come out like if they recorded it as the beatles.
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ davefromtoronto @11:21 Better.
	11:22am gf2002: Not sure on that Band On The Run remix...it does show how the overdubs and the Visconti orchestrations (and G Martin production) helped elevate a great tune to an all time classic. I missed Macca's weird guitar solo fills before the big build up. I like hearing these stems mixed together, but I didn't like some of the comments I've seen almost suggesting Visconti's arrangements were too bombastic, like the whole Let It Be Naked "de-Spectorized" release
	11:23am davefromtoronto: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:22 i think john lennon's would've been.
	11:24am clarke: jimmy is gone - shall we gather at the river
	11:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ davefromtoronto @11:23 Lennon was more Relevant & Macca more Musical. They made a reasonably good pairing.
	11:24am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Flyin' Saucers Rock And Roll" by "Billy Lee Riley... Eff yeah! One of my absolute favorite singles. Not kidding at all.
	11:25am drr: ↳ clarke @11:24 ...who's jimmy?
	11:25am listener phat in Lincoln: I think I'm still tired from dental surgery on Wednesday and Living Colour on Thursday night. Living Colour were incredible, by the way l.
	11:25am myron feld: ↳ Song: "Flyin' Saucers Rock And Roll" by "Billy Lee Riley... Beyond great. JM Van Eaton -- so, so good.
	11:25am greg g: Thank you see
	11:25am clarke: ↳ Song: "Flyin' Saucers Rock And Roll" by "Billy Lee Riley... one of my most influential drummers. long live JVE
	11:26am gf2002: Michael: Special request, could you play some Flat Duo Jets this morning? Wild Wild Lover is a favorite, but anything will do.
	11:26am drr: ↳ clarke @11:25 oh that's jimmy
	11:26am davefromtoronto: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:24 they were the yin and yang of pop music.
	11:26am greg g: damn this autocorrect! Thank you drr.
	11:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ gf2002 @11:22 It's a big production - but seems fairly balanced to me. It has 'up & down' dynamics - it's not one long Vegas thang. Yerknow. I think of 'Live & Let Die' being all cinematic not too far from then...
	11:26am clarke: johnny bernaro played drums on elvis' early sessions - a few songs - (not the first session)
	11:27am gf2002: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @11:24 And the great Roland Janes on guitar. One of my favorite Sun sides too.
	11:27am Listener Tom: Trini Lopez? Awesome!
	11:27am P-90: “Hear that boys? We’re boisterous”
	11:28am Frank In Queens: I'm actually pleasantly surprised by the cost.
	11:29am Bob: Getting in late. I was extremely bummed to hear about Dexter. Huge fan. One of the purest rock and roll talents I ever witnessed.
	11:29am andy fuchs: Mike: The Retrofret guitar is NOT the guitar he recorded with in the Kite's are fun period. That was the Gibson Crest with Low Impedance Les Paul Pickups.
	11:29am JG: I read recently that real 1958 and 1959 Gibson Les Pauls can sell for between 50 and 400 grand
	11:30am gf2002: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:26 It is balanced, definitely, and Geoff Emerick's engineering was 100% on-point across that whole album despite some crazy recording conditions. Live And Let Die had to do the James Bond sound, I can see where they had to play into that sound when they got the contract. All the Bond theme songs up to the 90's or so had that sweeping cinematic sound, I think McCartney is among the handful who actually nailed the Bond vibe.
	11:30am drr: The bands and I got to open for Dex Romweber twice, in the early 90s and in the early 2000s. Big fan. They hung out at the house the first time but Crow did all the talking. Sad that he's gone. It seems like he outlived all his siblings.
	11:30am pgalub: www.retrofret.com Great store to druel in. ;)
	11:30am ledzeppelinsucks: Saw Pat Todd and The Rankoutsiders at Slims Last on 2/16.
	11:30am listener phat in Lincoln: Fulks and Kitchen. Man.
	11:31am Frank In Queens: RE: Superbowl. Thank you.
	11:31am listener phat in Lincoln: Fulks and Kitchen!
	11:31am clarke: ↳ drr @11:30 there's still one alive
	11:31am gf2002: ↳ JG @11:29 58-59-60 Gibson sunburst LP standards are among the most valuable guitars and have been for years. I've seen two in person at guitar shows, price tags were 125,000 and higher and this was around 2008.
	11:32am andy fuchs: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c7/64/0b/c7640bfd0b33650035d365e3fb513331.jpg
	11:33am andy fuchs: ↳ JG @11:29 more like 200-K and up.....look up Mark Knopler's recent auction. His '59 Les Paul went for nearly a Mill.
	11:34am listener phat in Lincoln: I may give up typing
	11:34am gf2002: ↳ drr @11:30 That's awesome. When Crow was still in the band on that first run, and when they did that MTV spotlight thing (which is on YouTube), they were as unique and as quirky/good as anything else out there. Credit to whoever booked them on Letterman.
	11:35am drr: ↳ clarke @11:31 wild to imagine what growing up in that family would have been like.
	11:35am Michael Shelley: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:08 I saw him a few months ago and love it (wife - not so much)
	11:35am Squints: ↳ Song: "I Was Born To Lose Out" by "James and Bobby Purify" G G Y
	11:35am clarke: ↳ drr @11:35 yeah - are you familiar with the Maus(oleum)??
	11:37am gf2002: Check out the "Greeny" 'Burst, currently owned by Kirk Hammett who paid 2 million for it. Peter Green's famous guitar from the Mac, later owned by Gary Moore, then sold to Hammett. Also check Billy Gibbon's "Pearly Gates" LP Burst, and McCartney's lefty burst. Oh, and Jimmy Page's 2 Bursts, etc. Some of the most valuable guitars on the planet.
	11:38am Bob: I saw Dex and FDJ many times. He did a session and radio interview in the studio at our record store. Troubled but nice guy. I really just thought he was posessed with a genius level talent. He seemed to have a thing for my wife. He used to follow her around. I didn't blame him. PJ O'Connell was a friend and recorded some with him. PJ told me that he took Terry Adams to see Dex once at a record instore or something. Terry was blown away by what a great rock and roll singer Dex was.
	11:38am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "No Spitting On The Bus" by "Steve Gibbons Band" I've had this LP for years. The title track "Down in the Bunker," is like a lost Dire Straits song, with Mark Knopfler doing some amazing soloing.
	11:39am clarke: ↳ Bob @11:38 RIP O'Connell too
	11:39am Bob: ↳ clarke @11:39 God, I loved that guy. But who didn't?
	11:40am gf2002: ↳ Bob @11:38 Some artists just have a presence that's like an X-factor, you know it as soon as you see it and Dex was one of them. The way he sang, played guitar, and moved on stage, he just had it, whatever "it" is. Pure rockabilly spirit.
	11:40am clarke: ↳ Bob @11:39 well, pat had a falling out with a few folks, but he was a good sort.
	11:40am JG: ↳ gf2002 @11:31 Other interesting thing is that the 58 and the 59 (don't know about the 60) are two different sounds. I think in 59 they accidentally( at first) wound the coils in one of the pickups in the opposite direction and discovered it changed the tone
	11:41am clarke: ↳ clarke @11:40 including terry.
	11:42am Barefoot Jimmy G: MS, Dexter Romweber just passed away at 57.
	11:42am Handy Haversack: Hey now! Michael and the Numbers One! Brunch, eet ees sairved.
	11:42am Barefoot Jimmy G: So sad.
	11:42am clarke: read up jimmy
	11:43am clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:42 jalapeno delight
	11:43am Barefoot Jimmy G: Thanks, clarke. just read, just heard.
	11:43am gf2002: ↳ JG @11:40 Yes, that was one of the secrets to the Peter Green guitar and that tone he got, the pickups were out of phase and it gave the guitar a totally different sound. Those early PAF pickups all had apparently different numbers of winds depending on who was on the machine at the factory, and some 58-60 Bursts sound amazing while others have less punch. Crazy.
	11:43am Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @11:43 You know it!
	11:44am davefromtoronto: imagine the beach boys telling brian what he can and can't put on an album...
	11:44am Paulo AD: Evening all :) how are ya :)
	11:44am Squints: ↳ clarke @11:43 Which is, I am pleased to say, redundant.
	11:44am Bob: ↳ clarke @11:40 I'm sure he could be trying. PJ was probably lucky to be alive given the accident he had. I think he was different given his condition. I know he and Terry had a rocky friendship.
	11:44am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ gf2002 @11:43 That's crazy. I got a Reverend guitar recently, with their version of a PAF and I'm sold. Holy crap
	11:44am Dennis: Brian is in good hands. The two people chosen to be the conservators have a long, long relationship with the family. No arguments or power struggles here - Melinda had things in place well in advance. Still, very sad news.
	11:44am clarke: ↳ Squints @11:44 games people play
	11:45am P-90: “I’m as fat as a cow…”?
	11:45am Jersey Mike: Re: Fulks. Saw him in concert in Chicago a few months ago and had a brief conversation with him after the show. I mentioned that I’d heard his interview on the Michael Shelly show. Robbie said “Oh yeah, Michael Shelly - he has a good brain.”
	11:45am prof.fuzz: howdy y'all
	11:46am clarke: FuZZZZZZZZZZZZ
	11:46am Handy Haversack: You're freaking K8 out, MS! She's already vowing revenge on whoever steals her bass!
	11:47am Frank In Queens: Yes, I had a bass stolen. Though I should not have left it in the back seat of my then girlfriend's car while we went out dancing at Subway Soul Club in the East Village.
	11:47am davefromtoronto: a friend of mine had a custom made fretless bass that stolen. he actually paid a ransom to get it back.
	11:47am prof.fuzz: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:46 preemptive vows of revenge are the best
	11:47am gf2002: ↳ Dennis @11:44 Absolutely agree. This is light years removed from the previous conservatorship battles in the late 80's and early 90's where it was a sea full of sharks smelling blood and money in the water. Brian is in good hands now.
	11:47am clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:47 no sir.
	11:48am Handy Haversack: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:47 Better to be respected than loved. And better to be feared than respected.
	11:48am listener phat in Lincoln: I had my 72 stock fretless p-bass stolen a million years ago. I was lucky that I had a friend who worked at the pawn where it was hocked.
	11:48am Michael Shelley: ↳ Jersey Mike @11:45 what's left - also, nice subs!
	11:48am drr: If you see my stolen bass (left Fender Jazz, black w/white pickguard), let me know.
	11:48am egould: I had a brand new Tama Rockstar drum set stolen from our practice space in Long Beach, CA. Back in 1994. I’d like it back, frankly.
	11:49am clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @11:48 small town
	11:49am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @11:48 Had to borrow money from my girlfriend to pay the pawn to get it back, natch.
	11:49am McGroovey: I can't decide which bass I'd rather have stolen: the one I built myself for $200 worth of parts, or the one that's actually worth a lot of money.
	11:49am Ken From Hyde Park: Maybe some little shop in New Orleans has someone who can bestow a preemptive curse on bass guitars that falls immediately upon the person who would steal them.
	11:49am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @11:49 Yes.
	11:49am prof.fuzz: PSA: Most homeowners/renters insurance policies will not cover stolen musical instruments if they are used to play shows or otherwise make money. you have to have a separate policy from a company that specializes in this.
	11:49am Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @11:47 It wasn't much, just a mid-90s Mexican Jazz. But it was a nice sunburst, and served me very well for what I was able to afford back then. But the happy ending was that it led me to buy my current '62 Jazz Custom Shop reissue at a 60% discount!
	11:49am gf2002: Speaking of legendary Les Paul guitars...check out the story of George Harrison having to pay ransom to some dude in Mexico to get his stolen red guitar "Lucy" back. Crazy stuff. I think Lucy can also be seen falling off the bandstand in the Get Back documentary.
	11:50am P-90: It’s becoming more common to put RF ID chips In valuable and collectible guitars, just like they use for pets.
	11:50am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:49 Yep, which reminds me
	11:50am clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:49 noice!!
	11:50am Handy Haversack: ↳ P-90 @11:50 Or skip the middle man and put round-wound strings on your dog.
	11:51am Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:49 The fuzzmobile is under such a policy?
	11:51am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ P-90 @11:50 Whoa. That's a great idea
	11:51am prof.fuzz: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @11:50 we pay about $300 per year for over $30K in gear replacement coverage.
	11:52am McGroovey: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:50 Now people are going to start arguing about which dogs have the best tone. Best tonedogs? Go!...
	11:52am prof.fuzz: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @11:51 not the fuZZZmobile itself, but everything inside it when we're on tour or at a gig.
	11:52am clarke: you guys are all making me queasy
	11:52am prof.fuzz: ↳ McGroovey @11:52 Cricket is barking at me right now. she wants me to share my popcorn. great boston terror tone!
	11:53am McGroovey: ↳ clarke @11:52 You're thinking you need better bars in your windows, and more insurance, eh?
	11:53am Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @11:50 Weirdly enough, when I lived with David in East Williamsburg about 14 years ago, our apartment was robbed. They made off with our computers and whatever cash we had on hand (which was about $150 from the gig the night before), but they didn't touch the guitars thankfully!
	11:53am Michael Shelley: ↳ andy fuchs @11:29 Thanks, I guess I cancel my purchase!
	11:53am clarke: ↳ McGroovey @11:53 i've got the bars...
	11:53am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:51 Very good deal.
	11:53am Handy Haversack: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:53 I wonder if they'd even bother with computers these days.
	11:53am davefromtoronto: i've got a Hagstrom electric hollowbody "Jimmy" model circa 77-79 for sale.
	11:54am Dennis Diken: Sonny Payne was a master showman to boot
	11:54am Frank In Queens: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:53 Laptops, for sure. Desktops are probably not worth it.
	11:55am morphe': ↳ Song: "The Late Late Show" by "Nat King Cole" There is a long standing Friday Night TV show in Ireland [9pm = it is Ireland] ... seems like this should have always been the theme ??
	11:55am prof.fuzz: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @11:53 feel free to message me for info. i'd rather not post the name of the insurance company here (might look spammy, even though i have no stake in the company).
	11:55am Handy Haversack: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:54 Shoot, I'm about ready to let them have mine. Nothing ever works.
	11:55am P-90: This is the jazzy big-band HUGENESS that Hoyt Curtin knew how to supercharge his Flintstones theme and other music he wrote for Hanna Barbara with .
	11:55am ledzeppelinsucks: David Bowie 'Let's Dance' plagiarized? I heard an aged big band build up and tunes of the 'ahHhhh, AHHH'. I should email Nile Rogers.
	11:55am Frank In Queens: And while it sucked they grabbed my new computer (which i had only bought just months earlier), I was mostly concerned about my guitars and my CD collection!
	11:55am Shay: Any chance of playing some Elvis? Something abou traveling, we’re on the NJ turnpike
	11:56am Moammar: ↳ Song: "Deputy Dog" by "Great Gaylord And The Friggs" Good bongo feet candidate.
	11:56am Dennis Diken: I've always loved the way Nat pronounces "fireflies" as "farfliers" on "TLLS"
	11:56am Handy Haversack: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:55 I'd say the CDs are definitely safer these days.
	11:56am clarke: gaylord!!!
	11:57am prof.fuzz: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:56 but they're making a "comeback"
	11:57am Frank In Queens: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:56 They were safe then too!
	11:57am clarke: shelley scratchin' on gaylord
	11:57am davefromtoronto: michael's scratching!
	11:57am Handy Haversack: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:57 Don't call it a comeback!
	11:58am prof.fuzz: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:57 oh, for the good old days when someone would break your car window to steal a binder full of CDRs!
	11:58am davefromtoronto: ↳ clarke @11:57 beat me by seconds!
	11:58am Michael Shelley: ↳ Shay @11:55 yes
	11:58am morphe': The Late Late Show = RTE 1 https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/television/tv-news/to-whom-it-concerns-late-late-show-trades-on-nostalgia-with-new-intro-from-gaybo-era/38494395.html
	11:58am Dennis: The Great One! How sweet it is!!
	11:58am ledzeppelinsucks: Post football TV is best. Bowling, water polo, ice capades and gymnastics. See why this week is top in abandoned resolutions?
	11:59am Handy Haversack: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:58 Poor K8 got all her tapes -- including all her HS mix tapes -- when she came to visit me in BK in 1999 and was so excited that she left her car unlocked with a bike on the backseat.
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Song: "Deputy Dog" by "Great Gaylord And The Friggs" Friggin' great!
	11:59am Handy Haversack: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:59 got all her tapes *stolen ...
	12:00pm Paul: Michael, Thanks for alerting us listeners to the screening of the film Nashville at Lincoln Center. It was great!
	12:00pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:59 no one would bother with that today. proof the old days were better???
	12:01pm davefromtoronto: sensing a flintstones bongo attack
	12:01pm onthetrain: @Ledzeplinsucks this is when the old channel 11 in nyc would play all of the 80’s brat pack movies overdubbed with “shut the front door “ and “fail you” .
	12:02pm ledzepelinsucks: The mid February New Years Resolution mulcher is cranked up. Bartenders in Seattle call it return of the hibernated assholes.
	12:02pm Handy Haversack: ↳ prof.fuzz @12:00 In this neighborhood now, they'd only steal them if they were artisanal.
	12:03pm clarke: ↳ Song: "The Walk" by "Bobby Charles" sho nuff
	12:04pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:02 hand crafted cassette tapes made from 100% recycled cruelty-free vegan paper products
	12:05pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Paul @12:00 sold out?
	12:07pm clarke: never been a fan of Nasville, Brewster McCloud, but love McCabe.
	12:07pm Michael Shelley: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:58 My pal had is window broken into, smashed window - and the doors were unlocked...
	12:08pm clarke: equal time
	12:08pm Mr. Jones: ↳ Song: "Whatever Gets You Thru The Night" by "John Lennon" This is more than alright.
	12:09pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:07 force of habit on the scumbag thief's part, i suppose?
	12:09pm P-90: lots of fun bass on this one
	12:09pm jg: And yet another interesting thing about those les Pauls is that American players starting w Duane allman seemed to be devotees of the 58, while Brits, page and beck, were 59 guys. I think.
	12:09pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Mr. Jones @12:08 Sure is
	12:09pm morphe': Hello Fuzz and HH .. back around around 23 Feb .. TDK might have some Artisinal [by default] cassettes .. the history of Blue Cheese ..
	12:09pm Michael Shelley: ↳ clarke @12:08 exactly my thought
	12:10pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ P-90 @12:09 Good 'ol Klaus
	12:11pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Whatever Gets You Thru The Night" by "John Lennon" This band cooks.
	12:11pm prof.fuzz: ↳ morphe' @12:09 hey morphe'
	12:12pm clarke: the knife
	12:13pm Bob: This should still be in Nick's setlist. Elvis thinks so too.
	12:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @12:11 I love that Lennon was a living part of that 70s NYC sound ...so now you gonna tell me it was all L.A. players er somethin'...
	12:14pm Mr. Jones: Man, I took a phone call and missed the Purify boys. :(
	12:14pm clarke: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @12:13 hamburgers! and l.a. cats
	12:14pm scott: The uniquely talented group of people that worked with The Beatles like Nicky Hopkins, Geoff Emerick etc. made something great into something wonderful!
	12:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "The Ugly Things" by "Brinsley Schwarz" Beatley chord sequences...
	12:14pm Joe M: “The Lowe’s 65” or “something Lowe” LPs? Cryptic
	12:15pm DG: Brinsley S. had so many good songs (& the first 2 albums are kinda country--rock, & totally different from Lowe's later work). Costello covered this too (how I first heard of it) on a b-side I think, it's probably a bonus track on a reissue of his.
	12:16pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Power Of My Love (take 6)" by "Elvis Presley" Well damn
	12:16pm Dennis Diken: Lennon was purportedly attempting his own take on "Rock Your Baby" with "WGYTTN". the undubbed version makes it somewhat believable.
	12:16pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Dennis Diken @12:16 yes!
	12:17pm Dennis Diken: this Elvis groove was appropriated for a cut on Christmas In Memphis (on Confidential Recordings)
	12:17pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Power Of My Love (take 6)" by "Elvis Presley" Instant request!
	12:18pm Daveyo: New to your show, been an fmu listener for a while. Great picks since I’ve tuned it. Been playing that Brinsley a ton past few weeks, so great to hear on radio. Also, Stevie Jackson’s endorsement had me impressed as he knows his rock and roll
	12:19pm Dennis Diken: the great Gene Chrisman drumming on that Elvis track. methinks he doesn't receive the amount of ink he deserves.
	12:19pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:07 Yeah, this happened to me 3 times in Greenpoint in 1999-2000. When K8 moved here and had Michigan plates, I had her leave a cat litter box -- with turds -- on her backseat to discourage the curious ...
	12:20pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Bald Headed Lena" by "Dr Feelgood and the Interns" What's with the obsession with lady baldness in tunes like this and "She Ain't Got No Hair"? Clarke?
	12:21pm Dennis Diken: Dr Feelgood and the Interns - HUGE influence of the Lovin' Spoonful (Beatles dug them too)
	12:21pm clarke: ↳ Dennis Diken @12:19 yeah, underrated as johnny bernaro! !
	12:21pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:20 why me??
	12:22pm Squints: ↳ clarke @12:21 <chuckling>
	12:22pm scott: Jeri Ryan's 7of9 is one example of baldhead beauty, many more out there; I was assimilated.
	12:22pm Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @12:21 Seems like a NOLA thing. Plus, you bald.
	12:23pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Tey Gedyeleshem" by "Alèmayèhu Eshèté" Holy hell. Listen to those drums!
	12:23pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:22 ha ha ha. not yet.
	12:24pm swivs: CD skip sounded pretty cool actually
	12:25pm Handy Haversack: ↳ swivs @12:24 CD Player 1's labor actions continue. It wants only to be treated with dignity!
	12:25pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:25 this is our concern
	12:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wigs in such a context ...implies to me the relation of glamor to artifice ? Also - your wig is yor head. As well as yor face. So where your head @. Two ideas.
	12:26pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @12:25 They got us working in shifts!
	12:26pm scott: In the mid-70s a band in NOLA performed songs with vinyl skips built into the performance. Skip
	12:26pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:26 and double-pay on sundays
	12:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Need You Round" by "Jay Gonzalez" Innersting chord sequence also. Cause I can't follow it...
	12:28pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Concrete And Clay" by "Cliff RIchard" She was my Rushmore, Max.
	12:29pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @12:27 the intersection of innovative and catchy is a good place to be
	12:29pm clarke: which came first Unit 2 + 4?
	12:29pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Concrete And Clay" by "Cliff RIchard" sounds like a hard song to sing the verses to.
	12:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:29 Indeed.
	12:29pm Michael Shelley: ↳ clarke @12:29 they wrote it
	12:29pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Concrete And Clay" by "Cliff RIchard" This is just fine, but somehow I miss the manic quality of the Unit 2 +4.
	12:30pm clarke: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:29 mkay
	12:31pm Moammar: The bongo feet put the quietus on that track.
	12:31pm clarke: 7/10
	12:34pm scott: "Yes, there are two paths you can go by" --quoted retired tune.
	12:35pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:31 concur
	12:35pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:35 the russian judge differs
	12:36pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:35 MovieTime, frank?
	12:36pm LesSchlepping: https://www.debassist.nl/muzieknieuws/artikel/2-29077/paul-mccartneys-first-hfner-is-back https://www.itv.com/news/meridian/2024-02-16/mum-of-two-panicked-to-find-sir-paul-mccartneys-missing-guitar-in-loft
	12:37pm Creature Boy: ↳ Song: "Don't Push Me Too Far" by "Skeets McDonald" Straight out of Compton , Skeets was in the 1950s "hillbilly" tv show Town Hall Party house band which was shot in the Compton neighborhood of Los Angeles
	12:39pm davefromtoronto: who wrote "needles and pins?"
	12:39pm scott: ...more drones in Ukraine than in the average hive; stings.
	12:39pm Creature Boy: ↳ davefromtoronto @12:39 Sonny Bono
	12:40pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @12:36 clarke, I have made all my notes on my printed neighborhood maps. Because I'm a huge dork. How we looking for Monday? Seem doable to bring a group?
	12:41pm Creature Boy: & Bernard Alfred "Jack" Nitzsche
	12:41pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Creature Boy @12:39 really? wow. thanks!
	12:41pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:40 oh yeah, the more the merrier!
	12:42pm Bob: ↳ Song: "Concrete And Clay" by "Cliff RIchard" Cliff comes up some in the new George Harrison bio by Phillip Norman. Pretty good so far. One bit I don’t remember hearing was how at the start of Beatlemania when George and Ringo shared a flat they had a few roommates. One was a young Marc Bolan!
	12:42pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @12:41 They take reservations? What time you think makes sense? 6? 7?
	12:42pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:40 i think they only take reservations for a "party" which would be more than we would have.
	12:43pm listener phat in Lincoln: I would totally love to see The Two Guys
	12:43pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @12:42 Gorcha. What time should I tell Jessie do you think?
	12:43pm Bob: ↳ Song: "Almost Saturday Night" by "John Fogerty" This song is almost too good
	12:44pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:43 uhhh, i am not good with times. they stop seating at nine
	12:44pm P-90: After the Two Guys show can we stop at Five Guys?
	12:44pm Bob: ↳ P-90 @12:44 Then be poor guys
	12:44pm goes211: Sounds great. I prefer Fenway organist Josh Kantor…just sayin’.
	12:44pm clarke: ↳ P-90 @12:44 best fries!!
	12:45pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:36 Sure. Last few we saw were Defiance (1980) with Jan-Michael Vincent, Danny Aiello, and Art Carney, Citizen Kane, and Little Darlings (1980).
	12:45pm Squints: But it's nonetheless a fine, fine record.
	12:46pm clarke: wow - you got me on those!! not CK, obviously. ha ha
	12:46pm scott: Zoom could have enabled virtual part-crashing, COVID fail.
	12:46pm clarke: but, tis amazing how well Kane stands up.
	12:46pm clarke: cc cc cc
	12:47pm Gaylord Fields: ↳ clarke @11:56 Where? Where?
	12:47pm Dennis Diken: Mikey, thanks for the gig plug - tonite is actually The Turnpikers - 2 Guys + Andy Riedel on gtr. Always a fun time at The Shillelagh- & they have great burgers!
	12:47pm clarke: ↳ Gaylord Fields @12:47 he be strokin'!
	12:47pm scott: Clarence's 'Patches' takes me, no rivets me, to a very specific time and place.
	12:47pm Bob: Wasn’t Wayne the guy from Springfield, MO who was involved with the Skeletons? Lou Whitney talked about what a crazy nightmare he was n
	12:47pm Joe M: “Wayne, could you write us another’Letter?’ “ c’mon for Clarence?
	12:49pm clarke: for moi, i have been devouring The Crown - really good. Monsieur Spade - delightful. and, saw M. Night's The Visit which was a meh.
	12:49pm Hughie Considine: I don't believe I've heard that Shelley jingle.
	12:49pm Hubig Pie: We be Skokiaan!
	12:50pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:49 figures.
	12:50pm Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @12:49 Just rewatched Miami Blues -- I forgot how much in the spirit of Something Wild it was -- same production team, etc.
	12:50pm morphe': Thanks Mikey and all !!!
	12:50pm Handy Haversack: Going to have to jump off soon here to deal with some game selection for next month's D&D convention in Wisconsin. Because I am just that cool. Thanks, MS! Fine, fine music. Later on, all!
	12:50pm Bob: I just finished the new Fargo season. I really loved it. Didn’t get through the last few seasons at all but Juno Temple is fabulous in it.
	12:51pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:50 yeah, i don't remember caring for that - but, like something wild
	12:51pm Harry Corvair: Here for this. Skokiaan by Cold Storage Commission (45)
	12:51pm Bob: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:50 So good. JJL!
	12:51pm clarke: ↳ Bob @12:50 gotta start that - don't spoil!
	12:51pm scott: No love for 'Masters of the Air'?
	12:52pm Hubig Pie: I watched part of Raging Bull last night and all I gotta say is "Ray, You didn't get me down, Ray".
	12:52pm BobPgh: Miami Blues... the book is great!
	12:52pm clarke: ↳ scott @12:51 need to start that too
	12:52pm myron feld: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:52 Been hearin' tings, Joey.
	12:52pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Bob @12:51 She's always good. And the story is just so good -- zackly, BobPgh.
	12:52pm Dennis Diken: fan-freakin’-tastic show today, Mikey!
	12:53pm PaulRobeson1924: Nice
	12:53pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:52 you never knocked me out ray
	12:53pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Dennis Diken @12:52 Agreed! Thanks Michael!
	12:53pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Someone's Gonna Break Your Heart" by "Fountains O... "Staring at the sun/ with no pants on" -- one of the great opening lines!
	12:54pm clarke: sugar ray certainly knocked limotta down - just never out.
	12:54pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:46 Defiance is great for what it is. JMV is a merchant marine on suspension in NYC waiting to be reinstated. He moves into the Lower East Side where the neighborhood is terrorized by a neighborhood gang. He gradually befriends his new neighbors and spearheads their effort to reclaim their streets from the gang Gritty NYC movie. Little Darlings is a teenage coming of age film that holds up remarkably well to modern sensibilities. Tatum O'Neil and Kristy McNichol play the leads. They compete to see who can lose their virginity first. Sounds trite, but it's very heartfelt and funny at the same time. I was charmed.
	12:55pm bobobobob plasticland drumr: The Dynamic Dennis Diken??!!!!!!!how's it goin
	12:55pm davefromtoronto: "he ain't pretty no more!" was my favorite line.
	12:55pm scott: I could have been a contenduh, I coulduh! wait that's Brando.
	12:55pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:49 Monsieur Spade seems interesting. Can't say I have much interest in The Crown or most M. Night movies these days.
	12:55pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:54 will seek each!! now that mardi gras is over more time.
	12:55pm Hughie Considine: And while FOW made Stacy's mom famous, I'm waiting around for Amy's mom.
	12:56pm Frank In Queens: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:50 Ah, I remember this one. Can't remember if I've ever seen it the whole way through though.
	12:56pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:55 that's what i thought -- you are right about M. Night, but the crown is really really well-done and edumacational
	12:57pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:56 Baldwin plays a good sociopath.
	12:57pm scott: Just revisited LEFT BANKE - There's Gonna Be a Storm. Excellent.
	12:57pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:57 i dunno - i did not care for that ruination of a decent novel
	12:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ MS ~
	12:58pm radioronan: Thanks, Michael..cheers, y'all
	12:58pm DG: ↳ Bob @12:50 This season of "Fargo" (didn't see the first 2, need to catch up) was frustrating at times (and the political stuff was ridiculously un-subtle) but it more or less redeemed itself with the last 2 episodes. Not only did everyone get what was coming to them, that last scene was so touching & unexpected....what a finale. Can't remember when I was so surprised & moved by tthe end of a show.
	12:58pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:56 I despise monarchies, the English one in particular, so it's an automatic pass from me.
	12:58pm clarke: gotta lotta rope to move.
	12:58pm DG: Who is this "Amy's Mom"? These are REAL msgs??
	12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Parajammerz
	12:59pm Dennis Diken: hey bobob - good! You?
	12:59pm Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @12:57 Ouch -- I think the movie was pretty damn good and the book more than decent. whattya gonna do?
	12:59pm Frank In Queens: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:57 I can easily see that.

Michael Shelley: Playlist from February 17, 2024

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Artist	Track	Album
Lemon Twigs, The	They Don't Know How To Fall In Place	A Dream Is All We Know
Bobby Darin	Song For A Dollar "Song For A Dollar" by "Bobby Darin"	45
Merle Haggard	If You Want To Be My Woman	45
Junior Wells	Messing With The Kid	45
Joe Harnell	Desafinado "Desafinado" by "Joe Harnell"	Bossa Now
Trini Lopez	What You Don't Know Don't Hurt You	The Whole Enchilada
Paul McCartney and Wings	Band On The Run (underdubbed mix)	Band On The Run
Billy Lee Riley and His Little Green Men	Flyin' Saucers Rock And Roll	45
Kay Adams	Little Pink Mack "Little Pink Mack" by "Kay Adams"	45
James and Bobby Purify	I Was Born To Lose Out	45
Steve Gibbons Band	No Spitting On The Bus	Down in the Bunker
Beach Boys, The	Games Two Can Play	Good Vibrations: Thirty Years of The Beach Boys
Homer Henderson	Steel Guitars "Steel Guitars" by "Homer Henderson"	Hit the Hay, Volume 8
Betty Everett	I Can't Hear You "I Can't Hear You" by "Betty Everett"	45
Nat King Cole	The Late Late Show "The Late Late Show" by "Nat King Cole"	45
Great Gaylord And The Friggs	Deputy Dog	Turban Renewal: A Tribute to Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs
Orient Express, The	A Little Star	The Orient Express
Bobby Charles	The Walk "The Walk" by "Bobby Charles"	45
Etta James & Sugar Pie DeSanto	The Basement	45
John Lennon	Whatever Gets You Thru The Night	45
Brinsley Schwarz	The Ugly Things "The Ugly Things" by "Brinsley Schwarz"	45
Elvis Presley	Power Of My Love (take 6)	From Memphis
Dr Feelgood and the Interns	Bald Headed Lena	45
Alèmayèhu Eshèté	Tey Gedyeleshem	Éthiopiques
Jay Gonzalez	Need You Round "Need You Round" by "Jay Gonzalez"	Back To The Hive
Cliff RIchard	Concrete And Clay "Concrete And Clay" by "Cliff RIchard"	45
Skeets McDonald	Don't Push Me Too Far	45
Earl Forest	Memphis Twist "Memphis Twist" by "Earl Forest"	45
McCharmlys, The	Crying "Crying" by "McCharmlys, The"	The McCharmlys
Searchers, The	Goodnight Baby "Goodnight Baby" by "Searchers, The"	The New Searchers LP
John Fogerty	Almost Saturday Night	45
Clarence Carter	Instant Reaction "Instant Reaction" by "Clarence Carter"	Testifyin'
Cold Storage Commission	Skokiaan "Skokiaan" by "Cold Storage Commission"	45
Fountains Of Wayne	Someone's Gonna Break Your Heart	Sky Full of Holes
Orpheus	Walk Away Renee "Walk Away Renee" by "Orpheus"	Ascending
Amy's Mom	parachute "parachute" by "Amy's Mom"	Amy's Answering Machine, Vol. 2

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CLICK HERE, but only if you have golden ears

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CLICK HERE to see why the cowardly anonymous culture of the internet drives me even more crazy then art does

CLICK HERE for a little background on the Buddy Rich tapes

CLICK HERE for the The Knack - this clip (with hard panned guitars) will help you understand the division of guitar parts in this song - which is not quite what I thought it was

CLICK HERE then click "Random Video"

CLICK HERE for a reminder that you have to be 恋のホワン・ホワン (or HERE, or HERE , or HERE , or HERE, or HERE!)

CLICK HERE for info on an odd e-book "Nick Lowe: A Long Career That Never Gets Stale." It is 4 pages long and "sells" for $1.99. The same author has one about Dean Martin that was reviewed like this: "This pamphlet was complete garbage. A sixth grader could have written a better essay. All of this author's works should be removed from Amazon."

CLICK HERE, but only if you have golden ears

CLICK HERE for some amazing RARE STAX MUSIC from tapes Robert Gordon pulled out of the debris when the STAX building was being torn down!

CLICK HERE for Ernie Bushmiller illustrated autobiography, on an amazing website

CLICK HERE for The Mills Brothers

CLICK HERE for James Jamerson & Gladys Knight going nuts on I Heard It Through The Grapevine

CLICK HERE for a nice piece about the the L.A. studio musicians who dominated the 70's sound.

CLICK HERE for some classic Jerry. The whole clip is crazy - but 2:13 in is really off the charts nuts.

CLICK HERE for Paul Anka's famous post-gig turned into a short film!

CLICK HERE for an recent Montclair Times article on Michael Shelley!

CLICK HERE to read how Big Star's "September Gurls" was recorded at Ardent Studios

Apparently Bowie offered "Golden Years" to Elvis Presley - but The King declined. CLICK HERE former guest Stevie Riks nails the Elvis/Bowie duet version

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Listener comments!
	2/15 11:40am Michael Shelley: Tony Mattola”s guitar, yours for $185,000: tinyurl.com...
	2/16 8:49am Charles in Chicago: Paul McCartney's bass FOUND!!! bassmagazine.com...
	11:00am Frank In Queens: HEY NOW!!!!!!!!
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 恭喜發財 Gung Hei Fat Choi ! Happy Year of the Wood 🐉Dragon !
	11:01am listener phat in Lincoln: Tell what a heat pump is!
	11:02am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Michael Shelley @11:40 Good lord
	11:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Charles in Chicago @8:49 Talk about historic instruments.
	11:02am myron feld: ↳ Michael Shelley @11:40 I'll take two.
	11:03am Squints: ok then. hey HEY hey now.
	11:04am Toothgrinder Tom: Happy New Year @Revolution Rabbit! May it be a prosperous one for you.
	11:04am Listener John from NJ: Hello all!
	11:04am Cooh John: Good morning Michael and #1ers.
	11:05am Andrew: I got to meet Brian D'addario (twigs)at a richard Lloyd show a few weeks ago and he's super cool and nice as hell.
	11:06am listener phat in Lincoln: Film flam!
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Michael Shelley @11:40 1940 Gibson archtop - signature instrument of a noted Jazz Artist ...not surprising. Given the market on Vintage Gittars reflects infinite demand for very limited supply. (If ironic for lines designed to be affordable & reproducible...) Also it's pritty.
	11:07am Corey: Morning Michael and listeners! Looking forward to settling in for some #1 hit music.
	11:08am Hughie Considine: ↳ Andrew @11:05 Very cool! How was Richard?
	11:08am Mr. Jones: The Bobby Darin was new to me and I liked it.
	11:09am clarke: hey now. RIP Dex Romweber RIP James Van Eaton sad for brian.
	11:10am Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @11:09 hey clarke. yeah, I was shocked to wake up to the news about Dex's passing this morning.
	11:10am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @11:09 I saw that about Romweber. A shame. He was young!
	11:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ clarke @11:09 Flat Duo Jets - & Jerry Lee Lewis ~ Sun sessions player. Respects.
	11:11am Andrew: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:08 Richard rocked
	11:12am clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:10 hughie informed me, this morning. sad
	11:14am greg g: Morning Micheal & Hit Makers! Listening from Austin Texas today. Visiting my brother for his birthday. Planning to visit Breakaway Records. Any other Austin record spots anyone recommends ? Muchas gracias.
	11:14am rx "rexy" scabin: Good morning, Michael and Everyone. mrs. scabin made chapati for breakfast: a good start to a wintry day in Western NY.
	11:15am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Band On The Run (underdubbed mix)" by "Paul McCar... That guitar always makes me gasp a little bit.
	11:15am davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Band On The Run (underdubbed mix)" by "Paul McCar... what a crazy great tune this is.
	11:16am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Band On The Run (underdubbed mix)" by "Paul McCar... This was on a lot of my early mixes for my sons, one of whom referred to this as "A Mighty Crash."
	11:16am JG: ↳ Song: "Band On The Run (underdubbed mix)" by "Paul McCar... This mix is growing on me
	11:17am Hughie Considine: ↳ davefromtoronto @11:15 Really a couple of tunes cunningly strung together...but it feels like a single song for sure.
	11:17am P-90: cool mix yes
	11:17am clarke: a mighty crash
	11:17am davefromtoronto: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:17 i know! that's what i meant by crazy. and that it was a radio hit.
	11:18am drr: ↳ clarke @11:09 hadn't heard about Van Eaton.
	11:18am P-90: Yes it’s very much one of his “medley songs”
	11:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Band On The Run (underdubbed mix)" by "Paul McCar... Always here the influences of Brian Wilson & Bob Dylan this one. & it comes out all SirMacca. Tho imagine Brian Producing Bob... Seems to me more a Demo than an Alt Mix. Glad to hear it.
	11:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:19 - or Stems if not a Demo...
	11:19am drr: ↳ greg g @11:14 Breakaway is nice, Waterloo is well stocked, crowded. I guess End of an Ear is not there anymore but that was the best one.
	11:20am gf2002: Oh no, RIP Dex! The time Flat Duo Jets played Wild Lover on Letterman literally changed the way I thought about playing music...I wore out the VHS tape of that which I recorded when it first aired. Definitely do a deep dive of Flat Duo Jets videos on YouTube and elsewhere, Dex was the Real Deal with a capital D
	11:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'underdubbed' accurate I suppose.
	11:20am ledzeppelinsucks: 2/15, the day resolutions are drop kicked, after a failed 2/14 is the last straw. Welcome back habits & faults. Drink, snort, smoke & abuse.
	11:20am listener phat in Lincoln: Play something that'll wake me up!
	11:21am davefromtoronto: i sometimes wonder what all the solo stuff would've come out like if they recorded it as the beatles.
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ davefromtoronto @11:21 Better.
	11:22am gf2002: Not sure on that Band On The Run remix...it does show how the overdubs and the Visconti orchestrations (and G Martin production) helped elevate a great tune to an all time classic. I missed Macca's weird guitar solo fills before the big build up. I like hearing these stems mixed together, but I didn't like some of the comments I've seen almost suggesting Visconti's arrangements were too bombastic, like the whole Let It Be Naked "de-Spectorized" release
	11:23am davefromtoronto: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:22 i think john lennon's would've been.
	11:24am clarke: jimmy is gone - shall we gather at the river
	11:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ davefromtoronto @11:23 Lennon was more Relevant & Macca more Musical. They made a reasonably good pairing.
	11:24am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Flyin' Saucers Rock And Roll" by "Billy Lee Riley... Eff yeah! One of my absolute favorite singles. Not kidding at all.
	11:25am drr: ↳ clarke @11:24 ...who's jimmy?
	11:25am listener phat in Lincoln: I think I'm still tired from dental surgery on Wednesday and Living Colour on Thursday night. Living Colour were incredible, by the way l.
	11:25am myron feld: ↳ Song: "Flyin' Saucers Rock And Roll" by "Billy Lee Riley... Beyond great. JM Van Eaton -- so, so good.
	11:25am greg g: Thank you see
	11:25am clarke: ↳ Song: "Flyin' Saucers Rock And Roll" by "Billy Lee Riley... one of my most influential drummers. long live JVE
	11:26am gf2002: Michael: Special request, could you play some Flat Duo Jets this morning? Wild Wild Lover is a favorite, but anything will do.
	11:26am drr: ↳ clarke @11:25 oh that's jimmy
	11:26am davefromtoronto: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:24 they were the yin and yang of pop music.
	11:26am greg g: damn this autocorrect! Thank you drr.
	11:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ gf2002 @11:22 It's a big production - but seems fairly balanced to me. It has 'up & down' dynamics - it's not one long Vegas thang. Yerknow. I think of 'Live & Let Die' being all cinematic not too far from then...
	11:26am clarke: johnny bernaro played drums on elvis' early sessions - a few songs - (not the first session)
	11:27am gf2002: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @11:24 And the great Roland Janes on guitar. One of my favorite Sun sides too.
	11:27am Listener Tom: Trini Lopez? Awesome!
	11:27am P-90: “Hear that boys? We’re boisterous”
	11:28am Frank In Queens: I'm actually pleasantly surprised by the cost.
	11:29am Bob: Getting in late. I was extremely bummed to hear about Dexter. Huge fan. One of the purest rock and roll talents I ever witnessed.
	11:29am andy fuchs: Mike: The Retrofret guitar is NOT the guitar he recorded with in the Kite's are fun period. That was the Gibson Crest with Low Impedance Les Paul Pickups.
	11:29am JG: I read recently that real 1958 and 1959 Gibson Les Pauls can sell for between 50 and 400 grand
	11:30am gf2002: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:26 It is balanced, definitely, and Geoff Emerick's engineering was 100% on-point across that whole album despite some crazy recording conditions. Live And Let Die had to do the James Bond sound, I can see where they had to play into that sound when they got the contract. All the Bond theme songs up to the 90's or so had that sweeping cinematic sound, I think McCartney is among the handful who actually nailed the Bond vibe.
	11:30am drr: The bands and I got to open for Dex Romweber twice, in the early 90s and in the early 2000s. Big fan. They hung out at the house the first time but Crow did all the talking. Sad that he's gone. It seems like he outlived all his siblings.
	11:30am pgalub: www.retrofret.com Great store to druel in. ;)
	11:30am ledzeppelinsucks: Saw Pat Todd and The Rankoutsiders at Slims Last on 2/16.
	11:30am listener phat in Lincoln: Fulks and Kitchen. Man.
	11:31am Frank In Queens: RE: Superbowl. Thank you.
	11:31am listener phat in Lincoln: Fulks and Kitchen!
	11:31am clarke: ↳ drr @11:30 there's still one alive
	11:31am gf2002: ↳ JG @11:29 58-59-60 Gibson sunburst LP standards are among the most valuable guitars and have been for years. I've seen two in person at guitar shows, price tags were 125,000 and higher and this was around 2008.
	11:32am andy fuchs: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c7/64/0b/c7640bfd0b33650035d365e3fb513331.jpg
	11:33am andy fuchs: ↳ JG @11:29 more like 200-K and up.....look up Mark Knopler's recent auction. His '59 Les Paul went for nearly a Mill.
	11:34am listener phat in Lincoln: I may give up typing
	11:34am gf2002: ↳ drr @11:30 That's awesome. When Crow was still in the band on that first run, and when they did that MTV spotlight thing (which is on YouTube), they were as unique and as quirky/good as anything else out there. Credit to whoever booked them on Letterman.
	11:35am drr: ↳ clarke @11:31 wild to imagine what growing up in that family would have been like.
	11:35am Michael Shelley: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:08 I saw him a few months ago and love it (wife - not so much)
	11:35am Squints: ↳ Song: "I Was Born To Lose Out" by "James and Bobby Purify" G G Y
	11:35am clarke: ↳ drr @11:35 yeah - are you familiar with the Maus(oleum)??
	11:37am gf2002: Check out the "Greeny" 'Burst, currently owned by Kirk Hammett who paid 2 million for it. Peter Green's famous guitar from the Mac, later owned by Gary Moore, then sold to Hammett. Also check Billy Gibbon's "Pearly Gates" LP Burst, and McCartney's lefty burst. Oh, and Jimmy Page's 2 Bursts, etc. Some of the most valuable guitars on the planet.
	11:38am Bob: I saw Dex and FDJ many times. He did a session and radio interview in the studio at our record store. Troubled but nice guy. I really just thought he was posessed with a genius level talent. He seemed to have a thing for my wife. He used to follow her around. I didn't blame him. PJ O'Connell was a friend and recorded some with him. PJ told me that he took Terry Adams to see Dex once at a record instore or something. Terry was blown away by what a great rock and roll singer Dex was.
	11:38am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "No Spitting On The Bus" by "Steve Gibbons Band" I've had this LP for years. The title track "Down in the Bunker," is like a lost Dire Straits song, with Mark Knopfler doing some amazing soloing.
	11:39am clarke: ↳ Bob @11:38 RIP O'Connell too
	11:39am Bob: ↳ clarke @11:39 God, I loved that guy. But who didn't?
	11:40am gf2002: ↳ Bob @11:38 Some artists just have a presence that's like an X-factor, you know it as soon as you see it and Dex was one of them. The way he sang, played guitar, and moved on stage, he just had it, whatever "it" is. Pure rockabilly spirit.
	11:40am clarke: ↳ Bob @11:39 well, pat had a falling out with a few folks, but he was a good sort.
	11:40am JG: ↳ gf2002 @11:31 Other interesting thing is that the 58 and the 59 (don't know about the 60) are two different sounds. I think in 59 they accidentally( at first) wound the coils in one of the pickups in the opposite direction and discovered it changed the tone
	11:41am clarke: ↳ clarke @11:40 including terry.
	11:42am Barefoot Jimmy G: MS, Dexter Romweber just passed away at 57.
	11:42am Handy Haversack: Hey now! Michael and the Numbers One! Brunch, eet ees sairved.
	11:42am Barefoot Jimmy G: So sad.
	11:42am clarke: read up jimmy
	11:43am clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:42 jalapeno delight
	11:43am Barefoot Jimmy G: Thanks, clarke. just read, just heard.
	11:43am gf2002: ↳ JG @11:40 Yes, that was one of the secrets to the Peter Green guitar and that tone he got, the pickups were out of phase and it gave the guitar a totally different sound. Those early PAF pickups all had apparently different numbers of winds depending on who was on the machine at the factory, and some 58-60 Bursts sound amazing while others have less punch. Crazy.
	11:43am Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @11:43 You know it!
	11:44am davefromtoronto: imagine the beach boys telling brian what he can and can't put on an album...
	11:44am Paulo AD: Evening all :) how are ya :)
	11:44am Squints: ↳ clarke @11:43 Which is, I am pleased to say, redundant.
	11:44am Bob: ↳ clarke @11:40 I'm sure he could be trying. PJ was probably lucky to be alive given the accident he had. I think he was different given his condition. I know he and Terry had a rocky friendship.
	11:44am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ gf2002 @11:43 That's crazy. I got a Reverend guitar recently, with their version of a PAF and I'm sold. Holy crap
	11:44am Dennis: Brian is in good hands. The two people chosen to be the conservators have a long, long relationship with the family. No arguments or power struggles here - Melinda had things in place well in advance. Still, very sad news.
	11:44am clarke: ↳ Squints @11:44 games people play
	11:45am P-90: “I’m as fat as a cow…”?
	11:45am Jersey Mike: Re: Fulks. Saw him in concert in Chicago a few months ago and had a brief conversation with him after the show. I mentioned that I’d heard his interview on the Michael Shelly show. Robbie said “Oh yeah, Michael Shelly - he has a good brain.”
	11:45am prof.fuzz: howdy y'all
	11:46am clarke: FuZZZZZZZZZZZZ
	11:46am Handy Haversack: You're freaking K8 out, MS! She's already vowing revenge on whoever steals her bass!
	11:47am Frank In Queens: Yes, I had a bass stolen. Though I should not have left it in the back seat of my then girlfriend's car while we went out dancing at Subway Soul Club in the East Village.
	11:47am davefromtoronto: a friend of mine had a custom made fretless bass that stolen. he actually paid a ransom to get it back.
	11:47am prof.fuzz: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:46 preemptive vows of revenge are the best
	11:47am gf2002: ↳ Dennis @11:44 Absolutely agree. This is light years removed from the previous conservatorship battles in the late 80's and early 90's where it was a sea full of sharks smelling blood and money in the water. Brian is in good hands now.
	11:47am clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:47 no sir.
	11:48am Handy Haversack: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:47 Better to be respected than loved. And better to be feared than respected.
	11:48am listener phat in Lincoln: I had my 72 stock fretless p-bass stolen a million years ago. I was lucky that I had a friend who worked at the pawn where it was hocked.
	11:48am Michael Shelley: ↳ Jersey Mike @11:45 what's left - also, nice subs!
	11:48am drr: If you see my stolen bass (left Fender Jazz, black w/white pickguard), let me know.
	11:48am egould: I had a brand new Tama Rockstar drum set stolen from our practice space in Long Beach, CA. Back in 1994. I’d like it back, frankly.
	11:49am clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @11:48 small town
	11:49am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @11:48 Had to borrow money from my girlfriend to pay the pawn to get it back, natch.
	11:49am McGroovey: I can't decide which bass I'd rather have stolen: the one I built myself for $200 worth of parts, or the one that's actually worth a lot of money.
	11:49am Ken From Hyde Park: Maybe some little shop in New Orleans has someone who can bestow a preemptive curse on bass guitars that falls immediately upon the person who would steal them.
	11:49am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @11:49 Yes.
	11:49am prof.fuzz: PSA: Most homeowners/renters insurance policies will not cover stolen musical instruments if they are used to play shows or otherwise make money. you have to have a separate policy from a company that specializes in this.
	11:49am Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @11:47 It wasn't much, just a mid-90s Mexican Jazz. But it was a nice sunburst, and served me very well for what I was able to afford back then. But the happy ending was that it led me to buy my current '62 Jazz Custom Shop reissue at a 60% discount!
	11:49am gf2002: Speaking of legendary Les Paul guitars...check out the story of George Harrison having to pay ransom to some dude in Mexico to get his stolen red guitar "Lucy" back. Crazy stuff. I think Lucy can also be seen falling off the bandstand in the Get Back documentary.
	11:50am P-90: It’s becoming more common to put RF ID chips In valuable and collectible guitars, just like they use for pets.
	11:50am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:49 Yep, which reminds me
	11:50am clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:49 noice!!
	11:50am Handy Haversack: ↳ P-90 @11:50 Or skip the middle man and put round-wound strings on your dog.
	11:51am Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:49 The fuzzmobile is under such a policy?
	11:51am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ P-90 @11:50 Whoa. That's a great idea
	11:51am prof.fuzz: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @11:50 we pay about $300 per year for over $30K in gear replacement coverage.
	11:52am McGroovey: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:50 Now people are going to start arguing about which dogs have the best tone. Best tonedogs? Go!...
	11:52am prof.fuzz: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @11:51 not the fuZZZmobile itself, but everything inside it when we're on tour or at a gig.
	11:52am clarke: you guys are all making me queasy
	11:52am prof.fuzz: ↳ McGroovey @11:52 Cricket is barking at me right now. she wants me to share my popcorn. great boston terror tone!
	11:53am McGroovey: ↳ clarke @11:52 You're thinking you need better bars in your windows, and more insurance, eh?
	11:53am Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @11:50 Weirdly enough, when I lived with David in East Williamsburg about 14 years ago, our apartment was robbed. They made off with our computers and whatever cash we had on hand (which was about $150 from the gig the night before), but they didn't touch the guitars thankfully!
	11:53am Michael Shelley: ↳ andy fuchs @11:29 Thanks, I guess I cancel my purchase!
	11:53am clarke: ↳ McGroovey @11:53 i've got the bars...
	11:53am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:51 Very good deal.
	11:53am Handy Haversack: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:53 I wonder if they'd even bother with computers these days.
	11:53am davefromtoronto: i've got a Hagstrom electric hollowbody "Jimmy" model circa 77-79 for sale.
	11:54am Dennis Diken: Sonny Payne was a master showman to boot
	11:54am Frank In Queens: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:53 Laptops, for sure. Desktops are probably not worth it.
	11:55am morphe': ↳ Song: "The Late Late Show" by "Nat King Cole" There is a long standing Friday Night TV show in Ireland [9pm = it is Ireland] ... seems like this should have always been the theme ??
	11:55am prof.fuzz: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @11:53 feel free to message me for info. i'd rather not post the name of the insurance company here (might look spammy, even though i have no stake in the company).
	11:55am Handy Haversack: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:54 Shoot, I'm about ready to let them have mine. Nothing ever works.
	11:55am P-90: This is the jazzy big-band HUGENESS that Hoyt Curtin knew how to supercharge his Flintstones theme and other music he wrote for Hanna Barbara with .
	11:55am ledzeppelinsucks: David Bowie 'Let's Dance' plagiarized? I heard an aged big band build up and tunes of the 'ahHhhh, AHHH'. I should email Nile Rogers.
	11:55am Frank In Queens: And while it sucked they grabbed my new computer (which i had only bought just months earlier), I was mostly concerned about my guitars and my CD collection!
	11:55am Shay: Any chance of playing some Elvis? Something abou traveling, we’re on the NJ turnpike
	11:56am Moammar: ↳ Song: "Deputy Dog" by "Great Gaylord And The Friggs" Good bongo feet candidate.
	11:56am Dennis Diken: I've always loved the way Nat pronounces "fireflies" as "farfliers" on "TLLS"
	11:56am Handy Haversack: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:55 I'd say the CDs are definitely safer these days.
	11:56am clarke: gaylord!!!
	11:57am prof.fuzz: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:56 but they're making a "comeback"
	11:57am Frank In Queens: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:56 They were safe then too!
	11:57am clarke: shelley scratchin' on gaylord
	11:57am davefromtoronto: michael's scratching!
	11:57am Handy Haversack: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:57 Don't call it a comeback!
	11:58am prof.fuzz: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:57 oh, for the good old days when someone would break your car window to steal a binder full of CDRs!
	11:58am davefromtoronto: ↳ clarke @11:57 beat me by seconds!
	11:58am Michael Shelley: ↳ Shay @11:55 yes
	11:58am morphe': The Late Late Show = RTE 1 https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/television/tv-news/to-whom-it-concerns-late-late-show-trades-on-nostalgia-with-new-intro-from-gaybo-era/38494395.html
	11:58am Dennis: The Great One! How sweet it is!!
	11:58am ledzeppelinsucks: Post football TV is best. Bowling, water polo, ice capades and gymnastics. See why this week is top in abandoned resolutions?
	11:59am Handy Haversack: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:58 Poor K8 got all her tapes -- including all her HS mix tapes -- when she came to visit me in BK in 1999 and was so excited that she left her car unlocked with a bike on the backseat.
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Song: "Deputy Dog" by "Great Gaylord And The Friggs" Friggin' great!
	11:59am Handy Haversack: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:59 got all her tapes *stolen ...
	12:00pm Paul: Michael, Thanks for alerting us listeners to the screening of the film Nashville at Lincoln Center. It was great!
	12:00pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:59 no one would bother with that today. proof the old days were better???
	12:01pm davefromtoronto: sensing a flintstones bongo attack
	12:01pm onthetrain: @Ledzeplinsucks this is when the old channel 11 in nyc would play all of the 80’s brat pack movies overdubbed with “shut the front door “ and “fail you” .
	12:02pm ledzepelinsucks: The mid February New Years Resolution mulcher is cranked up. Bartenders in Seattle call it return of the hibernated assholes.
	12:02pm Handy Haversack: ↳ prof.fuzz @12:00 In this neighborhood now, they'd only steal them if they were artisanal.
	12:03pm clarke: ↳ Song: "The Walk" by "Bobby Charles" sho nuff
	12:04pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:02 hand crafted cassette tapes made from 100% recycled cruelty-free vegan paper products
	12:05pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Paul @12:00 sold out?
	12:07pm clarke: never been a fan of Nasville, Brewster McCloud, but love McCabe.
	12:07pm Michael Shelley: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:58 My pal had is window broken into, smashed window - and the doors were unlocked...
	12:08pm clarke: equal time
	12:08pm Mr. Jones: ↳ Song: "Whatever Gets You Thru The Night" by "John Lennon" This is more than alright.
	12:09pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:07 force of habit on the scumbag thief's part, i suppose?
	12:09pm P-90: lots of fun bass on this one
	12:09pm jg: And yet another interesting thing about those les Pauls is that American players starting w Duane allman seemed to be devotees of the 58, while Brits, page and beck, were 59 guys. I think.
	12:09pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Mr. Jones @12:08 Sure is
	12:09pm morphe': Hello Fuzz and HH .. back around around 23 Feb .. TDK might have some Artisinal [by default] cassettes .. the history of Blue Cheese ..
	12:09pm Michael Shelley: ↳ clarke @12:08 exactly my thought
	12:10pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ P-90 @12:09 Good 'ol Klaus
	12:11pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Whatever Gets You Thru The Night" by "John Lennon" This band cooks.
	12:11pm prof.fuzz: ↳ morphe' @12:09 hey morphe'
	12:12pm clarke: the knife
	12:13pm Bob: This should still be in Nick's setlist. Elvis thinks so too.
	12:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @12:11 I love that Lennon was a living part of that 70s NYC sound ...so now you gonna tell me it was all L.A. players er somethin'...
	12:14pm Mr. Jones: Man, I took a phone call and missed the Purify boys. :(
	12:14pm clarke: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @12:13 hamburgers! and l.a. cats
	12:14pm scott: The uniquely talented group of people that worked with The Beatles like Nicky Hopkins, Geoff Emerick etc. made something great into something wonderful!
	12:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "The Ugly Things" by "Brinsley Schwarz" Beatley chord sequences...
	12:14pm Joe M: “The Lowe’s 65” or “something Lowe” LPs? Cryptic
	12:15pm DG: Brinsley S. had so many good songs (& the first 2 albums are kinda country--rock, & totally different from Lowe's later work). Costello covered this too (how I first heard of it) on a b-side I think, it's probably a bonus track on a reissue of his.
	12:16pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Power Of My Love (take 6)" by "Elvis Presley" Well damn
	12:16pm Dennis Diken: Lennon was purportedly attempting his own take on "Rock Your Baby" with "WGYTTN". the undubbed version makes it somewhat believable.
	12:16pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Dennis Diken @12:16 yes!
	12:17pm Dennis Diken: this Elvis groove was appropriated for a cut on Christmas In Memphis (on Confidential Recordings)
	12:17pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Power Of My Love (take 6)" by "Elvis Presley" Instant request!
	12:18pm Daveyo: New to your show, been an fmu listener for a while. Great picks since I’ve tuned it. Been playing that Brinsley a ton past few weeks, so great to hear on radio. Also, Stevie Jackson’s endorsement had me impressed as he knows his rock and roll
	12:19pm Dennis Diken: the great Gene Chrisman drumming on that Elvis track. methinks he doesn't receive the amount of ink he deserves.
	12:19pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:07 Yeah, this happened to me 3 times in Greenpoint in 1999-2000. When K8 moved here and had Michigan plates, I had her leave a cat litter box -- with turds -- on her backseat to discourage the curious ...
	12:20pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Bald Headed Lena" by "Dr Feelgood and the Interns" What's with the obsession with lady baldness in tunes like this and "She Ain't Got No Hair"? Clarke?
	12:21pm Dennis Diken: Dr Feelgood and the Interns - HUGE influence of the Lovin' Spoonful (Beatles dug them too)
	12:21pm clarke: ↳ Dennis Diken @12:19 yeah, underrated as johnny bernaro! !
	12:21pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:20 why me??
	12:22pm Squints: ↳ clarke @12:21 <chuckling>
	12:22pm scott: Jeri Ryan's 7of9 is one example of baldhead beauty, many more out there; I was assimilated.
	12:22pm Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @12:21 Seems like a NOLA thing. Plus, you bald.
	12:23pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Tey Gedyeleshem" by "Alèmayèhu Eshèté" Holy hell. Listen to those drums!
	12:23pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:22 ha ha ha. not yet.
	12:24pm swivs: CD skip sounded pretty cool actually
	12:25pm Handy Haversack: ↳ swivs @12:24 CD Player 1's labor actions continue. It wants only to be treated with dignity!
	12:25pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:25 this is our concern
	12:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wigs in such a context ...implies to me the relation of glamor to artifice ? Also - your wig is yor head. As well as yor face. So where your head @. Two ideas.
	12:26pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @12:25 They got us working in shifts!
	12:26pm scott: In the mid-70s a band in NOLA performed songs with vinyl skips built into the performance. Skip
	12:26pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:26 and double-pay on sundays
	12:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Need You Round" by "Jay Gonzalez" Innersting chord sequence also. Cause I can't follow it...
	12:28pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Concrete And Clay" by "Cliff RIchard" She was my Rushmore, Max.
	12:29pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @12:27 the intersection of innovative and catchy is a good place to be
	12:29pm clarke: which came first Unit 2 + 4?
	12:29pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Concrete And Clay" by "Cliff RIchard" sounds like a hard song to sing the verses to.
	12:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:29 Indeed.
	12:29pm Michael Shelley: ↳ clarke @12:29 they wrote it
	12:29pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Concrete And Clay" by "Cliff RIchard" This is just fine, but somehow I miss the manic quality of the Unit 2 +4.
	12:30pm clarke: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:29 mkay
	12:31pm Moammar: The bongo feet put the quietus on that track.
	12:31pm clarke: 7/10
	12:34pm scott: "Yes, there are two paths you can go by" --quoted retired tune.
	12:35pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:31 concur
	12:35pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:35 the russian judge differs
	12:36pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:35 MovieTime, frank?
	12:36pm LesSchlepping: https://www.debassist.nl/muzieknieuws/artikel/2-29077/paul-mccartneys-first-hfner-is-back https://www.itv.com/news/meridian/2024-02-16/mum-of-two-panicked-to-find-sir-paul-mccartneys-missing-guitar-in-loft
	12:37pm Creature Boy: ↳ Song: "Don't Push Me Too Far" by "Skeets McDonald" Straight out of Compton , Skeets was in the 1950s "hillbilly" tv show Town Hall Party house band which was shot in the Compton neighborhood of Los Angeles
	12:39pm davefromtoronto: who wrote "needles and pins?"
	12:39pm scott: ...more drones in Ukraine than in the average hive; stings.
	12:39pm Creature Boy: ↳ davefromtoronto @12:39 Sonny Bono
	12:40pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @12:36 clarke, I have made all my notes on my printed neighborhood maps. Because I'm a huge dork. How we looking for Monday? Seem doable to bring a group?
	12:41pm Creature Boy: & Bernard Alfred "Jack" Nitzsche
	12:41pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Creature Boy @12:39 really? wow. thanks!
	12:41pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:40 oh yeah, the more the merrier!
	12:42pm Bob: ↳ Song: "Concrete And Clay" by "Cliff RIchard" Cliff comes up some in the new George Harrison bio by Phillip Norman. Pretty good so far. One bit I don’t remember hearing was how at the start of Beatlemania when George and Ringo shared a flat they had a few roommates. One was a young Marc Bolan!
	12:42pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @12:41 They take reservations? What time you think makes sense? 6? 7?
	12:42pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:40 i think they only take reservations for a "party" which would be more than we would have.
	12:43pm listener phat in Lincoln: I would totally love to see The Two Guys
	12:43pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @12:42 Gorcha. What time should I tell Jessie do you think?
	12:43pm Bob: ↳ Song: "Almost Saturday Night" by "John Fogerty" This song is almost too good
	12:44pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:43 uhhh, i am not good with times. they stop seating at nine
	12:44pm P-90: After the Two Guys show can we stop at Five Guys?
	12:44pm Bob: ↳ P-90 @12:44 Then be poor guys
	12:44pm goes211: Sounds great. I prefer Fenway organist Josh Kantor…just sayin’.
	12:44pm clarke: ↳ P-90 @12:44 best fries!!
	12:45pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:36 Sure. Last few we saw were Defiance (1980) with Jan-Michael Vincent, Danny Aiello, and Art Carney, Citizen Kane, and Little Darlings (1980).
	12:45pm Squints: But it's nonetheless a fine, fine record.
	12:46pm clarke: wow - you got me on those!! not CK, obviously. ha ha
	12:46pm scott: Zoom could have enabled virtual part-crashing, COVID fail.
	12:46pm clarke: but, tis amazing how well Kane stands up.
	12:46pm clarke: cc cc cc
	12:47pm Gaylord Fields: ↳ clarke @11:56 Where? Where?
	12:47pm Dennis Diken: Mikey, thanks for the gig plug - tonite is actually The Turnpikers - 2 Guys + Andy Riedel on gtr. Always a fun time at The Shillelagh- & they have great burgers!
	12:47pm clarke: ↳ Gaylord Fields @12:47 he be strokin'!
	12:47pm scott: Clarence's 'Patches' takes me, no rivets me, to a very specific time and place.
	12:47pm Bob: Wasn’t Wayne the guy from Springfield, MO who was involved with the Skeletons? Lou Whitney talked about what a crazy nightmare he was n
	12:47pm Joe M: “Wayne, could you write us another’Letter?’ “ c’mon for Clarence?
	12:49pm clarke: for moi, i have been devouring The Crown - really good. Monsieur Spade - delightful. and, saw M. Night's The Visit which was a meh.
	12:49pm Hughie Considine: I don't believe I've heard that Shelley jingle.
	12:49pm Hubig Pie: We be Skokiaan!
	12:50pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:49 figures.
	12:50pm Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @12:49 Just rewatched Miami Blues -- I forgot how much in the spirit of Something Wild it was -- same production team, etc.
	12:50pm morphe': Thanks Mikey and all !!!
	12:50pm Handy Haversack: Going to have to jump off soon here to deal with some game selection for next month's D&D convention in Wisconsin. Because I am just that cool. Thanks, MS! Fine, fine music. Later on, all!
	12:50pm Bob: I just finished the new Fargo season. I really loved it. Didn’t get through the last few seasons at all but Juno Temple is fabulous in it.
	12:51pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:50 yeah, i don't remember caring for that - but, like something wild
	12:51pm Harry Corvair: Here for this. Skokiaan by Cold Storage Commission (45)
	12:51pm Bob: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:50 So good. JJL!
	12:51pm clarke: ↳ Bob @12:50 gotta start that - don't spoil!
	12:51pm scott: No love for 'Masters of the Air'?
	12:52pm Hubig Pie: I watched part of Raging Bull last night and all I gotta say is "Ray, You didn't get me down, Ray".
	12:52pm BobPgh: Miami Blues... the book is great!
	12:52pm clarke: ↳ scott @12:51 need to start that too
	12:52pm myron feld: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:52 Been hearin' tings, Joey.
	12:52pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Bob @12:51 She's always good. And the story is just so good -- zackly, BobPgh.
	12:52pm Dennis Diken: fan-freakin’-tastic show today, Mikey!
	12:53pm PaulRobeson1924: Nice
	12:53pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:52 you never knocked me out ray
	12:53pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Dennis Diken @12:52 Agreed! Thanks Michael!
	12:53pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Someone's Gonna Break Your Heart" by "Fountains O... "Staring at the sun/ with no pants on" -- one of the great opening lines!
	12:54pm clarke: sugar ray certainly knocked limotta down - just never out.
	12:54pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:46 Defiance is great for what it is. JMV is a merchant marine on suspension in NYC waiting to be reinstated. He moves into the Lower East Side where the neighborhood is terrorized by a neighborhood gang. He gradually befriends his new neighbors and spearheads their effort to reclaim their streets from the gang Gritty NYC movie. Little Darlings is a teenage coming of age film that holds up remarkably well to modern sensibilities. Tatum O'Neil and Kristy McNichol play the leads. They compete to see who can lose their virginity first. Sounds trite, but it's very heartfelt and funny at the same time. I was charmed.
	12:55pm bobobobob plasticland drumr: The Dynamic Dennis Diken??!!!!!!!how's it goin
	12:55pm davefromtoronto: "he ain't pretty no more!" was my favorite line.
	12:55pm scott: I could have been a contenduh, I coulduh! wait that's Brando.
	12:55pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:49 Monsieur Spade seems interesting. Can't say I have much interest in The Crown or most M. Night movies these days.
	12:55pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:54 will seek each!! now that mardi gras is over more time.
	12:55pm Hughie Considine: And while FOW made Stacy's mom famous, I'm waiting around for Amy's mom.
	12:56pm Frank In Queens: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:50 Ah, I remember this one. Can't remember if I've ever seen it the whole way through though.
	12:56pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:55 that's what i thought -- you are right about M. Night, but the crown is really really well-done and edumacational
	12:57pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:56 Baldwin plays a good sociopath.
	12:57pm scott: Just revisited LEFT BANKE - There's Gonna Be a Storm. Excellent.
	12:57pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:57 i dunno - i did not care for that ruination of a decent novel
	12:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ MS ~
	12:58pm radioronan: Thanks, Michael..cheers, y'all
	12:58pm DG: ↳ Bob @12:50 This season of "Fargo" (didn't see the first 2, need to catch up) was frustrating at times (and the political stuff was ridiculously un-subtle) but it more or less redeemed itself with the last 2 episodes. Not only did everyone get what was coming to them, that last scene was so touching & unexpected....what a finale. Can't remember when I was so surprised & moved by tthe end of a show.
	12:58pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:56 I despise monarchies, the English one in particular, so it's an automatic pass from me.
	12:58pm clarke: gotta lotta rope to move.
	12:58pm DG: Who is this "Amy's Mom"? These are REAL msgs??
	12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Parajammerz
	12:59pm Dennis Diken: hey bobob - good! You?
	12:59pm Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @12:57 Ouch -- I think the movie was pretty damn good and the book more than decent. whattya gonna do?
	12:59pm Frank In Queens: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:57 I can easily see that.

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