WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from October 26, 2024

Listener comments!
	10:29am Listener Baby: Can’t find the words to say this, but I’ll try. Good morning!
	10:37am Michael Shelley: ↳ Listener Baby @10:29 dig down deep Baby
	10:43am Listener Baby: Just empty. Can’t explain it.
	10:53am Michael Shelley: ↳ Listener Baby @10:43 Ouch
	10:54am Listener Baby: It’s like I know what I want to say, but…
	10:58am Michael Shelley: ↳ Listener Baby @10:54 Perhaps the music will full you up
	11:00am Listener Baby: My only solace is that that Count finally met an end he so richly deserved.We are rid of him, finally!
	11:00am Scott from Boston: Happy fall all!
	11:01am clarke: hey now. you just cost me six thousand dollars.
	11:01am Cooh John: Hello Michael and #1ers.
	11:01am Dan near StL: “You won’t need it…”
	11:03am Listener Baby: ↳ Michael Shelley @10:58 Perhaps. Got any ideas?
	11:03am rx "rexy" scabin: Good morning, Michael and Everyone.
	11:03am Squints: ok then. hey HEY hey now.
	11:03am Dan near StL: Walt Disney’s best druggy movie, Alice…
	11:04am clarke: toledo is one day away.
	11:06am clarke: it's difficult to wake up when it's hot, because the a/c is lulling.
	11:07am Dan near StL: Now I can start my weekly house cleaning…with your theme in the background.
	11:08am Frank In Queens: HEEEEEEEYYYYYYYYYYY NOW!
	11:08am clarke: he shoots. he scores.
	11:10am DJ Johnny Cool: Theo is so damn good!
	11:11am clarke: ↳ Song: "Stick Your Chest Out Baby" by "Slim Harpo" excello-lent!
	11:12am Listener Baby: Theo Lawrence is a young, independent French-Canadian songwriter, musician & singer based out of Bordeaux, France, and more recently, Austin, Texas. His music is rooted in the country music songs of the 1950's and 1960's, borrowing elements from Soul, Pop, and Rock 'n' Roll of the same era.
	11:12am annette: shake yer saturday tail feathers
	11:14am Sketch: Love this version
	11:15am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)" by "Pioneers, The" Somehow all these na-na-na's call to mind Linda McCartney's isolated vocals on Hey Jude.
	11:15am annette: @DAN : doesnt the chores just slide by with music ? spread the word
	11:15am steveo: Na Na Hey Hey this song reminds me of my H.S. Band director who passed away last week. R.I.P. Paul Parets
	11:15am Hoboken Jack: Good morning Michael, Baby, Clarke, Frank, everybody!
	11:16am clarke: ↳ Hoboken Jack @11:15 hello jack - nice to see ya. good day!
	11:16am Listener Baby: Hi Jack!
	11:16am Sketch: I've always loved the way Jamaicans sing kiss me like kyyis mi
	11:17am Squints: "Theah wah drugs in tha bundt cake?"
	11:19am Mr. Jones: ↳ Song: "Who Loves The Sun (alt mix)" by "Velvet Undergrou... Who cares?
	11:20am Listener Baby: ↳ Song: "Who Loves The Sun (alt mix)" by "Velvet Undergrou... Groovy changes!
	11:20am clarke: ↳ Song: "Who Loves The Sun (alt mix)" by "Velvet Undergrou... the released version of this was my gateway to VU - it was on a commercial about VD, late 60's.
	11:21am Michael Shelley: ↳ Mr. Jones @11:19 about what?
	11:21am tonyb: How did Bezos justify chickening out?
	11:21am Mr. Jones: ↳ clarke @11:20 knowing your audience is essential!
	11:21am clarke: if your audience is a seven year old kid, yeah.
	11:22am Mr. Jones: ↳ clarke @11:21 HA! so mature for his age.
	11:22am Frank In Queens: Bruce Botnick is amazing
	11:23am clarke: botnick got a job as a tape-op when he was like 15!! (interview in Tape Op)
	11:23am Frank In Queens: ↳ Song: "Jamaica Ska" by "Annette Funicello" Surprised no one unearthed this track in the 90s during 3rd wave to cash in.
	11:23am Mr. Jones: ↳ Michael Shelley @11:21 shining sun, I believe
	11:24am Listener Baby: THC free Ska. Also excellent
	11:24am clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:23 the skatalites version was mined, fo sho
	11:24am clarke: is this the bundt cake at work?
	11:24am Joe M: Who would’ve thought Annette could be so authentic?
	11:25am Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @11:24 Shows you how interested I was/am in 3rd wave ska
	11:25am Mr. Jones: ↳ clarke @11:24 #bluntcake
	11:25am Frank In Queens: Dry oatmeal
	11:26am egould: ↳ Song: "Jamaica Ska" by "Annette Funicello" Annette was right; I couldn’t resist doing the ska! I’m doing the ska!
	11:27am Listener Baby: Which tunesmith wrote this?
	11:29am Re6ecca: Love everything all working for me!!!!
	11:29am Hughie Considine: ↳ Listener Baby @11:27 Richard Carpenter/Johnny Bettis
	11:30am Listener Baby: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:29 Thumbs, Hughie.
	11:30am clarke: dickie carpenter pulls one out! mornin' hugh!
	11:30am annette: geeze... is there another annette around ???. just met annette in maine.
	11:31am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:30 Mawin' suh!
	11:31am Listener Baby: ↳ Song: "I'm Satisfied" by "Don Covay" Seems every song he ever did was recorded on the same day, no?
	11:32am Mr. Jones: ↳ Song: "I'm Satisfied" by "Don Covay" It's like i'm right in the middle of the singers!
	11:32am Listener Baby: Baby. Missed one on the playlist. But we love you.
	11:33am Mr. Jones: ↳ clarke @11:30 home made, like the Bundt cake
	11:34am Frank In Queens: Halloween? Doing nuthin'. Boo Humbug.
	11:35am annette: family secret... told my rr buds.DONT TELL YER WIFE MY NAME she will envision a gal in a french maid outfit with hair down to her ass
	11:35am Squints: C'mon. Everybody knows they're Count Floyd fangs. Aaaaooooh.
	11:36am Frank In Queens: Jesus lady, no one cares about your cos-play....
	11:37am Christina Ginger: Did you know that which means wise woman? I learned that doing trivia at work last week.
	11:38am Christina Ginger: That lady was stupid, though.
	11:38am clarke: that witch
	11:38am Christina Ginger: witch
	11:40am Hughie Considine: Blackadder : I seek information about a Wisewoman. Young Crone : Ah, the Wisewoman... the Wisewoman. Blackadder : Yes, the Wisewoman. Young Crone : Two things, my lord, must thee know of the Wisewoman. First, she is... a woman. And second, she is... Blackadder : Wise? Young Crone : You do know her then? Blackadder : No, just a wild stab in the dark which is, incidentally, what you'll be getting if you don't start being a bit more helpful. Do you know where she lives?
	11:40am Listener Baby: Baby. Is the Jimmy Mc on guitar? Was he around then?
	11:41am clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @11:40 it sounds like macca to these ears.
	11:42am Squints: ↳ Song: "Hi, Hi, Hi (One Hand Clapping sessions)" by "Paul... Why a song like this is not in heavy rotation forever just escapes me.
	11:42am JG: ↳ Song: "Hi, Hi, Hi (One Hand Clapping sessions)" by "Paul... I cannot get enough of this One Clapping stuff. I found out about here, Michael, a few weeks ago. I'm obsessed, because in some ways you get tired of Macca's genius, but then you get a fresh/ new angle on it, and you fall in love all over again
	11:42am Frank In Queens: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:40 Classic
	11:42am Listener Baby: Hmmm. My guess is Denny and Jimmy. Paul on bass?
	11:42am clarke: ↳ Squints @11:42 it got banned
	11:43am gf2002: It's Denny and Jimmy on guitars
	11:43am Hughie Considine: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:42 Knew there had to be at least one Black Adder fan in the room.
	11:44am clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @11:42 i think macca pulled a Ram and did the Hi Hi Hi and Give Ireland Back To The Irish himself, with linder saingin'
	11:44am Squints: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:43 That makes three of us.
	11:44am Montmaster J: ↳ clarke @11:42 "like a rabbit goin' to grab it till the night is done"
	11:45am Listener Baby: ↳ gf2002 @11:43 Thanks brother!
	11:45am Squints: You'd think the Ventures would have to had done this. Or the Shadows. Although I guess they'd have had to defer to John Barry.
	11:45am JG: Re Disney, been a bunch of times because my parents took us kids a few times and have gone a few times w my kids when they were kids. Gratefull for that.Had enough. Its for kids. As an adult without (little kids, there are so many other places to go. Maybe someday w grandkids
	11:45am gf2002: ↳ Song: "The Magnificent Seven" by "John Barry Seven, The" Is this Vic Flick on lead guitar? I'm a big Barry fan but don't have this one!
	11:46am Squints: ↳ Song: "The Magnificent Seven" by "John Barry Seven, The" This seems awfully, um, polite.
	11:46am Listener Baby: ↳ gf2002 @11:45 Got to be Vic. The tone alone gives it away
	11:46am Hughie Considine: ↳ Squints @11:46 "The Extremely Good Seven"
	11:46am Mr. Jones: ↳ Song: "The Magnificent Seven" by "John Barry Seven, The" Interesting that it's such a noted film composer covering a different one. Isn't this written by one of those Bersteins?
	11:47am Listener Baby: ↳ Song: "Wind Up Toy" by "Zebra" No autotune on this one, thank god
	11:48am gf2002: ↳ Listener Baby @11:46 I thought so! That tone is so unique. I thought of Vic and remembered when his Strat came into the Pawn Stars shop on that show, that was kinda sad...
	11:48am drr: @clarke, this is a real step sideways for Zebra, don't ya reckon?
	11:48am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:46 ha ha ha's
	11:48am clarke: ↳ drr @11:48 that's Zee-Braaaa!!
	11:49am drr: This band backing up Zebra is super, love this bass player.
	11:50am clarke: now i'm hungry!
	11:50am Squints: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:46 "The Seven Great Guys."
	11:51am clarke: ↳ Squints @11:50 The Not-So-Dirty Half-Dozen Plus One
	11:51am drr: "There's no basement at the Alamo!" We were talking about Jan Hooks just yesterday.
	11:51am Michael Shelley: ↳ drr @11:49 bass player on fire!
	11:51am clarke: ↳ drr @11:51 silly!
	11:52am Hughie Considine: ↳ drr @11:51 She always elevated whatever she was in.
	11:52am drr: ↳ drr @11:51 sorry if that's a spoiler for anybody.
	11:52am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:52 except saturday night live!
	11:52am Listener Baby: ↳ gf2002 @11:48 Vic played that Bond sounding stuff on a weird old 1930s guitar. Very primitive thing. Look it up if you’ve never seen it. He knew he had a thing that sounded like no other.
	11:52am drr: ↳ clarke @11:51 silly.
	11:53am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Song: "A Quiet Place" by "Nick Lowe" Greetings fellow nerds... And thanks for the Nick Lowe!
	11:53am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:52 Right, it was her film work I was referring to....
	11:53am clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @11:52 do you know what it was?
	11:54am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:53 that era of SNL was unliftable!
	11:54am gf2002: The best Disney memory I have was a school trip when I was a senior in high school, went to Disneyland. A buddy and me had our acoustic guitars, it was curfew and we were still raging, so we decided to take the guitars, a pack of smokes, and maybe some other stuff, and find a place to play some music. We found a fountain area, sat on the edge, and started to play. A newlywed couple walked by and started listening and hanging out. We were playing almost every Neil Young tune we knew, and soon other couples and whatnot started hanging out and listening. We were there a long time...curfew be damned. One of the most fun musical moments I ever had. I don't remember much else from Disneyland on that visit.
	11:54am Scott from Boston: This Nick song sounds great!!!
	11:55am gf2002: ↳ Listener Baby @11:52 Very cool, I will look that up! I thought the Strat that walked into the pawn shop was his main electric so I'm definitely interested in this old guitar! Thanks
	11:55am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:54 I think Jan Hooks was funny on SNL. Phil Hartman was one of the best cast members ever, so I guess we just ain't gonna agree on this one.
	11:56am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:55 piscopo - others...
	11:57am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:56 Joe left in '84, Jan came on in '86.
	11:57am Squints: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:55 I think that on SNL she was very much a "glue guy" in that cast. Very funny.
	11:57am Michael Shelley: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @11:53 my pleasure!
	11:58am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:57 and the stink lingered!
	12:01pm gf2002: I used to watch SNL in that era specifically to see and hear GE Smith play, and to see which vintage guitar he was using. That band was hot. I met GE about 5 years ago and told him that, and it seems I was one of many guitarists who would watch for the same reasons. Hartman and Lovitz riffing together was one of the highlights of that era. I could just watch them improv and it would have been better than most of those skits at that time. Oh and then there was Neil Young totally ripping the studio apart with Steve Jordan drumming from that era, a true highlight.
	12:01pm Scott from Boston: My favorite Who!
	12:02pm Scott from Boston: Less bombastic the better
	12:02pm Ingrid: Yeah Baby!!! Zoot Suit!!! Next "I'M THE FACE"
	12:02pm Frank In Queens: ↳ Song: "Zoot Suit" by "High Numbers, The" Um, (pushes up glasses) TECHNICALLY this is The High Numbers. 😉
	12:03pm Moammar: ↳ Song: "Misery" by "Dynamics, The" More evidence of the superiority of American culture.
	12:03pm clarke: those spectacles are gonna ruin your chances!
	12:03pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:03 Too late!
	12:03pm Squints: ↳ Song: "Misery" by "Dynamics, The" I'ma just say right now, THIS is bitchin'.
	12:04pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:03 for me, as well.
	12:04pm Listener Baby: ↳ Song: "Zoot Suit" by "High Numbers, The" If you held a gun to my head, I would not have guessed The Who was doing that. Everyone is playing and singing differently. Especially Roger.
	12:05pm clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @12:04 twas very manfreds
	12:05pm Squints: ↳ Song: "Misery" by "Dynamics, The" Nick Waterhouse was clearly taking notes. And Squints saw that it was good.
	12:05pm Listener Baby: ↳ clarke @12:05 Agree. Good call
	12:05pm P-90: “Fred Flintstone on drums” LoL
	12:06pm Listener Baby: ↳ Song: "Nobody's Business" by "Stanley Brothers, The" And these guys are pretty good
	12:06pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:02 correct
	12:06pm clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @12:05 and the gun wasn't loaded.
	12:06pm gf2002: ↳ Song: "Nobody's Business" by "Stanley Brothers, The" That is some hot pickin' right there
	12:07pm clarke: they also tried The Detours for a bit, theyah.
	12:08pm Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:55 The Church Lady segment when Phil & Jan played Jim & Tammy Faye Baker was one of the best EVER!
	12:08pm Paul: The Jersey Devil
	12:09pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:07 That was their first name before Keith joined.
	12:09pm P-90: The Strat Vic sold on TV was indeed his “main guitar for years.” But he hadn’t gotten that guitar yet when he did the Bond sessions, those were recorded with the same old archtop guitar as all of his early sessions.
	12:09pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:09 yer specs are foggin' up!
	12:10pm Squints: ↳ clarke @12:09 They're self-thumbing.
	12:10pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @12:08 Yes - the line I still remember is Jan as Tammi Faye Bakker saying, "Demonic raisins, I rebuke you!"
	12:10pm Hoboken Jack: The Pine Barrens by John McPhee is an excellent read. It inspired me to visit the Emilio Carranza Memorial in Tabernacle, NJ!
	12:11pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Hoboken Jack @12:10 agree!
	12:11pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Synethetic World" by "Swamp Dogg" For me this is possibly the best song in the world.
	12:11pm clarke: ↳ Hoboken Jack @12:10 there's also a book for kids about the barrens: Tracker
	12:12pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:11 sin-athetic
	12:13pm gf2002: We were The Originals, then The New Originals, then we became The Thamesmen...I have to think the regularity of bands changing names in the 60's was more a British thing.
	12:13pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Synethetic World" by "Swamp Dogg" Guten morgen! Love this Swamp Dogg
	12:13pm Jimmy Wipper: We just saw Swamp Dogg at AmericanaFest at a small record store and it was one of the best shows I've ever seen.
	12:13pm Squints: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:11 It is today.
	12:13pm Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @12:12 the vocals on the fadeout just kill me ...
	12:14pm clarke: hey na nee nah nah!!
	12:14pm clarke: ↳ Song: "You Go Down" by "Holly Golightly" The Bongolian on ze drooms!
	12:15pm drr: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:10 Before SNL, like 80-81, Jan was on a WTBS (Turner Broadcasting) show out of Atlanta called "The Bill Tush Show" (after the host's name) or just "Tush". (SafeSearch: strict.) She did a character called "Tammy Jean" on there that was just great. The whole show was really funny.
	12:15pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:09 And they're filled with fingerprints
	12:16pm clarke: ↳ drr @12:15 it was much better than SNL at that time!
	12:16pm Hughie Considine: ↳ drr @12:15 Ah, makes sense. She definitely came across as extremely seasoned on SNL.
	12:16pm drr: ↳ clarke @12:16 I thought you might remember it.
	12:16pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:15 mine as well.
	12:17pm Mr. Jones: ↳ Song: "You Go Down" by "Holly Golightly" Who's on drums here?
	12:18pm clarke: ↳ drr @12:16 i didn't watch much tv during this period, but did catch a few, er, Tushes
	12:18pm clarke: ↳ Mr. Jones @12:17 see above
	12:19pm Paul: Buddy Ebsen in The Prime Mover
	12:20pm Hughie Considine: I wonder how old I am in craps years?
	12:20pm clarke: chile dogs??
	12:21pm Mr. Jones: ↳ clarke @12:18 This guy? https://bongolian.com/ fascinating!
	12:21pm clarke: i don't know his real name
	12:21pm Marie in Chicago: All Disney needs to do is add gambling to their "parks."
	12:22pm Scott from Boston: My wife is Chilean… The country is a mess currently, and the weather is similar to California because it is on the same parallel as CA
	12:22pm gf2002: Are there still floating craps games in alleys where the guys throw money on the ground and shoot the dice against the wall? It's in just about every crime movie from the 40's and 50's but you never hear about them anymore...
	12:22pm clarke: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:21 that is a genius idea!
	12:22pm clarke: ↳ gf2002 @12:22 you're just not good enough for me, yet.
	12:23pm Listener Baby: Chile is California, upside down. Stable for 3 decades. Not so much now. Groovy place. Must go back.
	12:23pm Hughie Considine: The one time Bach went to the beach he got bored, left early, and went home and started a symphony.
	12:23pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ clarke @12:22 what a crazy American mix that would be
	12:23pm gf2002: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:21 Would the whales and high rollers be OK with having Mickey and Minnie faces on the dice and Goofy on the chips?
	12:23pm drr: ↳ Listener Baby @12:23 too thin for me.
	12:23pm Mr. Jones: ↳ clarke @12:21 says his name is Nasser Bouzida front man for a band called Big Boss Man, amongst other pursuits
	12:24pm clarke: ↳ Song: "The Magnificent Seven" by "Elmer Bernstein" the not-so-nice seven
	12:24pm Paul: Comr to Marlboro Country
	12:24pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ gf2002 @12:23 the possibilities are endless!
	12:24pm Listener Baby: ↳ drr @12:23 It’s really bad, if you don’t like thin.
	12:24pm Hughie Considine: I dunno, this one is pretty magnificent.
	12:24pm Squints: ↳ clarke @12:24 To this day I love how that opening figure is copped for Arhtur Conley's "Sweet Soul Music."
	12:24pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Paul @12:24 They should add a section like that too
	12:24pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:23 J.S.B. was more of a cantata/concerto guy.
	12:25pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:21 the only cruise line with no casinos - must kill them to pass up that revenue
	12:25pm clarke: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:25 i mean, the ncaa JUST started allowing beer in stadiums for football>>???
	12:26pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:24 I knew I overplayed my hand with 'symphony.'
	12:27pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:26 those dice are uncontrollable
	12:29pm clarke: kind lovable...
	12:29pm KWilde: Digging the tunes today MS
	12:30pm Frank In Queens: "Love's Gone Bad" is their best track, IMO. Also the most Motown sounding
	12:30pm clarke: shoeshine boy
	12:31pm clarke: this threw polly purebred for a loop!!
	12:32pm clarke: another manfreds thang
	12:32pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:25 Disney had casinos on their Premier cruise line in the '90's. The wife and I and in-laws went on one and we definitely gambled.
	12:32pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:32 i think you're drunk!
	12:33pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:32 did you practice in your basement first?
	12:33pm Hubig Pie: ↳ clarke @12:32 No booze before b-fast!
	12:33pm clarke: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:33 no, i won!
	12:34pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:33 i don't see your name anywhere on this list..
	12:34pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:33 There's no basements in Florida, or the Alamo.
	12:34pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:25 true dat--maybe they'll eventually create a separate brand--"Disney Adult?" (!)
	12:35pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:34 silly!
	12:36pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:34 the "basements" in nola are all above-ground, like the graves!
	12:36pm Marie in Chicago: There's gotta be some Disney-themed burlesque shows out there @) but I bet Disney would try to quash them (bad for the brand?)
	12:36pm gf2002: If they catch someone cheating at blackjack at Disney Casino, does Scrooge McDuck threaten to break their hand with a giant cartoon hammer in a back room?
	12:36pm steveo: ↳ Song: "I Want To Hold Your Hand" by "Balsara And His Sin... so amazing to finally hear the original
	12:37pm clarke: ha ha ha
	12:37pm Michael Shelley: ↳ gf2002 @12:36 lol
	12:39pm Hubig Pie: ↳ clarke @12:34 Referencing Lasky, the Wallyworld security guard?
	12:39pm clarke: these cards are marked... they're a MESS!!! YEAH!!
	12:39pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:39 nah, that Rocktobah!
	12:40pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:39 you got that Rocktobah thing goin' on!
	12:41pm clarke: ↳ clarke @12:39 and this was an old m&m's commercial
	12:41pm Michael Shelley: ↳ clarke @12:40 to-day
	12:42pm egould: I got drunk 3 times in Des Moines, IA. And I got drunk once in Des Moines, WA.
	12:42pm Hubig Pie: ↳ clarke @12:40 Rocktobah, to be followed by Choke-vember?
	12:42pm clarke: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:41 my name is.. benny
	12:42pm drr: ayy, @clarke, you know The Stacks are playing tonight? We're up against Morning 40 Fdeeration, and Taylor Swift, but by golly we're gonna put on a show.
	12:43pm egould: What ever happened to Count Mikula?
	12:43pm clarke: ↳ drr @12:42 oh shit, i didn't know - but Lorette Velvette is playing tonight too at BJ's! (down guys!)
	12:44pm Michael Shelley: ↳ egould @12:43 He only fills in when my show falls exactly on Halloween
	12:44pm Hubig Pie: ↳ egould @12:42 How they pronounce that in WA? I'll be in WA the first week of Nov. visiting me mum.
	12:44pm clarke: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:44 so, in three years..
	12:44pm Count Mikeula!: Your show sucks when I don’t host it!!!
	12:46pm egould: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:44 Duh Moyne.
	12:46pm clarke: ↳ Count Mikeula! @12:44 perhaps you enjoyed the bela lugosi fest on TCM this past month! i did!
	12:47pm clarke: ↳ clarke @12:46 my fave was a flick called Broadminded - pre-code goofball comedy with Joe E. Brown - and bela!
	12:48pm JG: ↳ gf2002 @12:36 Scrooge McDuck is by far the funniest/silliest/coolest Disney character
	12:48pm Moammar: ↳ Song: "Thirty Days" by "Chuck Berry" Gonna nominate this as the hardest first few notes of any Chuck Berry song.
	12:48pm Hughie Considine: Tasty melodic, biting guitar solos in a rock setting was certainly a Chuck Berry thing.
	12:48pm drr: ↳ clarke @12:43 Acid Mothers Temple too. They were asking around trying to borrow a Fender Twin.
	12:49pm clarke: ↳ drr @12:48 ha ha ha where's that?!?
	12:49pm goes211: I’ve always thought a similar thing when people say a band sounds like NOTHING they’ve ever heard. I mean, it’s guitar, drums and bass correct?
	12:51pm Squints: ↳ Song: "Never Been In Love" by "Dave Edmunds" Love this one.
	12:51pm egould: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:48 I was about to say the same thing. Does your band have a guitar? Thank Chuck Berry.
	12:51pm drr: ↳ clarke @12:49 Siberia. And DEHD is at Chickie Wah Wah, I think they're a Three Chord Monte favorite. Oh well. Somebody will come to our show, I'm sure of it.
	12:52pm tadpoles: ↳ Song: "Thirty Days" by "Chuck Berry" Who appealed to the United Nations first?...Chuck Berry or Eddie Cochran? Cheers
	12:52pm clarke: ↳ drr @12:51 where is your show? holy diver, guessing?
	12:52pm drr: ↳ clarke @12:52 Pirogue's Whiskey Bayou, in Arabi.
	12:53pm Squints: ↳ Song: "Jimmy Loves MaryAnne" by "Josie Cotton" This actually tops The Looking Glass. Sorry, Elliot.
	12:53pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Jimmy Loves MaryAnne" by "Josie Cotton" I saw her last December at Salty's Beach Bar, which closes next week.
	12:53pm clarke: ↳ drr @12:52 awww lawd!!
	12:53pm Mr. Jones: ↳ Song: "Jimmy Loves MaryAnne" by "Josie Cotton" 18% Chuck Berry
	12:53pm Listener Baby: was just thinking about this tune. New Wave before it went all wrong
	12:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Michael. I just votled. Yay, me! 🗳️
	12:54pm Hughie Considine: It would be harder to draw a line from Chuck Berry to Kraftwerk than to the Cars.
	12:54pm clarke: that bundt cake has some lasting power!!
	12:54pm drr: I paused so I'm way behind y'all, but the great Bill Peitsch said of music in general: "The farther it is from Chuck Berry, the less use I have for it." It's an ethos.
	12:55pm egould: ↳ Mr. Jones @12:53 Hahaha. Chuck Berry quotient. 18%, or a 2.3 on the CB scale.
	12:55pm Mr. Jones: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:54 Kraftwerk was the first thing that popped into my mind. It is very "riff" based.
	12:55pm gf2002: I'd say Talking Heads and Steely Dan have very little if any Chuck Berry in their music. I could be wrong and probably am!
	12:56pm Hughie Considine: “Like John Lennon says, ‘Anything that’s chonka, chonka, chonka, chonk is Chuck Berry.’” —Chuck Berry, Rolling Stone interview with Paul William Salvo, 1972
	12:56pm clarke: your brother can't fix this car, spicolli
	12:56pm Squints: Michael J Fox surprised me at how much Chuck Berry he has in him.
	12:57pm Mr. Jones: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:56 so my washing machine is in! best news of the day so far.
	12:57pm clarke: surprisin' eh?
	12:57pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Mr. Jones @12:55 True, but Chuck didn't make the riff a thing. Other people had done that.
	12:57pm Frank In Queens: ↳ Squints @12:56 Some would argue that Chuck Berry has a lot of Michael J. Fox in him
	12:57pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Squints @12:56 But he has no Elvis.
	12:57pm Mr. Jones: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:57 Yah, I just thought that could be the only real connection at all.
	12:58pm Squints: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:57 Oh, stipulated.
	12:58pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Mr. Jones @12:57 Aw yeah! Get those sheets in there before it's too late!
	12:58pm egould: Thanks Michael. It’s been fun.
	12:58pm clarke: ever get the feelin' you been Chris Lee'd? good nite.
	12:58pm Hughie Considine: Great show, as always, Michael. Thanks!
	12:58pm gf2002: The question could be how much T-Bone Walker and Louis Jordan and Louis Prima is in Chuck Berry? A Lot! It just wasn't called rock and roll
	12:58pm Frank In Queens: Nice one Michael
	12:58pm David Shortell: ↳ clarke @12:46 Did it include the Paramount short where Dracula attacks Betty Boop? I discovered that on Austin Rich's show.
	12:59pm Marie in Chicago: Thanks, Michael!

Michael Shelley: Playlist from October 26, 2024

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
JD McPherson (feat. Bloodshot Bill)	I Can't Go Anywhere With You
Mike Rabon And The Five Americans	Disneyland
Theo Lawrence	The Worst In Me "The Worst In Me" by "Theo Lawrence"
Slim Harpo	Stick Your Chest Out Baby
Pioneers, The	Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)
Velvet Underground, The	Who Loves The Sun (alt mix)
Annette Funicello	Jamaica Ska "Jamaica Ska" by "Annette Funicello"
Bonnie Nelson	Top of the World "Top of the World" by "Bonnie Nelson"
Don Covay	I'm Satisfied "I'm Satisfied" by "Don Covay"
Paul McCartney And Wings	Hi, Hi, Hi (One Hand Clapping sessions)
John Barry Seven, The	The Magnificent Seven
Zebra	Wind Up Toy "Wind Up Toy" by "Zebra"
Mills Brothers, The	Across The Alley From The Alamo
Nick Lowe	A Quiet Place "A Quiet Place" by "Nick Lowe"
Len Testa	The Who's Won't Get Fooled Again Boombox Soundproofing Story
High Numbers, The	Zoot Suit "Zoot Suit" by "High Numbers, The"
Dynamics, The	Misery "Misery" by "Dynamics, The"
Stanley Brothers, The	Nobody's Business
Swamp Dogg	Synethetic World "Synethetic World" by "Swamp Dogg"
Holly Golightly	You Go Down "You Go Down" by "Holly Golightly"
Los Larks	Bach Va A La Playa "Bach Va A La Playa" by "Los Larks"
Elmer Bernstein	The Magnificent Seven
8x8	Papa's Garage "Papa's Garage" by "8x8"
Underdogs, The	Turn On Your Lovelight
Harrison Two, The	Run Little Girl
Laverne Baker	See See Rider "See See Rider" by "Laverne Baker"
Balsara And His Singing Sitars	I Want To Hold Your Hand
Luxury	Countdown "Countdown" by "Luxury"
Skeets McDonald	Me And My Heart And My Shoes
Chuck Berry	Thirty Days "Thirty Days" by "Chuck Berry"
Dave Edmunds	Never Been In Love "Never Been In Love" by "Dave Edmunds"
Josie Cotton	Jimmy Loves MaryAnne
Joe And Ann	Runnin' And Foolin' "Runnin' And Foolin'" by "Joe And Ann"
Way Out Magazine	The Devil Made Me Do It Fold Out

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The Boston public library are currently digitizing 100,000 vinyl LPs for anyone to listen to online, CLICK HERE to browse

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CLICK HERE for an interview with Brian Wilson where he says "Mike Love is probably the greatest lyric writer in the world. I think he’s my favorite lyric writer. He just wrote a lot of good songs"

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CLICK HERE to see part one of a short behind the scenes film about Brian Wilson's new album "No Pier Pressure"

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Listener comments!
	10:29am Listener Baby: Can’t find the words to say this, but I’ll try. Good morning!
	10:37am Michael Shelley: ↳ Listener Baby @10:29 dig down deep Baby
	10:43am Listener Baby: Just empty. Can’t explain it.
	10:53am Michael Shelley: ↳ Listener Baby @10:43 Ouch
	10:54am Listener Baby: It’s like I know what I want to say, but…
	10:58am Michael Shelley: ↳ Listener Baby @10:54 Perhaps the music will full you up
	11:00am Listener Baby: My only solace is that that Count finally met an end he so richly deserved.We are rid of him, finally!
	11:00am Scott from Boston: Happy fall all!
	11:01am clarke: hey now. you just cost me six thousand dollars.
	11:01am Cooh John: Hello Michael and #1ers.
	11:01am Dan near StL: “You won’t need it…”
	11:03am Listener Baby: ↳ Michael Shelley @10:58 Perhaps. Got any ideas?
	11:03am rx "rexy" scabin: Good morning, Michael and Everyone.
	11:03am Squints: ok then. hey HEY hey now.
	11:03am Dan near StL: Walt Disney’s best druggy movie, Alice…
	11:04am clarke: toledo is one day away.
	11:06am clarke: it's difficult to wake up when it's hot, because the a/c is lulling.
	11:07am Dan near StL: Now I can start my weekly house cleaning…with your theme in the background.
	11:08am Frank In Queens: HEEEEEEEYYYYYYYYYYY NOW!
	11:08am clarke: he shoots. he scores.
	11:10am DJ Johnny Cool: Theo is so damn good!
	11:11am clarke: ↳ Song: "Stick Your Chest Out Baby" by "Slim Harpo" excello-lent!
	11:12am Listener Baby: Theo Lawrence is a young, independent French-Canadian songwriter, musician & singer based out of Bordeaux, France, and more recently, Austin, Texas. His music is rooted in the country music songs of the 1950's and 1960's, borrowing elements from Soul, Pop, and Rock 'n' Roll of the same era.
	11:12am annette: shake yer saturday tail feathers
	11:14am Sketch: Love this version
	11:15am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)" by "Pioneers, The" Somehow all these na-na-na's call to mind Linda McCartney's isolated vocals on Hey Jude.
	11:15am annette: @DAN : doesnt the chores just slide by with music ? spread the word
	11:15am steveo: Na Na Hey Hey this song reminds me of my H.S. Band director who passed away last week. R.I.P. Paul Parets
	11:15am Hoboken Jack: Good morning Michael, Baby, Clarke, Frank, everybody!
	11:16am clarke: ↳ Hoboken Jack @11:15 hello jack - nice to see ya. good day!
	11:16am Listener Baby: Hi Jack!
	11:16am Sketch: I've always loved the way Jamaicans sing kiss me like kyyis mi
	11:17am Squints: "Theah wah drugs in tha bundt cake?"
	11:19am Mr. Jones: ↳ Song: "Who Loves The Sun (alt mix)" by "Velvet Undergrou... Who cares?
	11:20am Listener Baby: ↳ Song: "Who Loves The Sun (alt mix)" by "Velvet Undergrou... Groovy changes!
	11:20am clarke: ↳ Song: "Who Loves The Sun (alt mix)" by "Velvet Undergrou... the released version of this was my gateway to VU - it was on a commercial about VD, late 60's.
	11:21am Michael Shelley: ↳ Mr. Jones @11:19 about what?
	11:21am tonyb: How did Bezos justify chickening out?
	11:21am Mr. Jones: ↳ clarke @11:20 knowing your audience is essential!
	11:21am clarke: if your audience is a seven year old kid, yeah.
	11:22am Mr. Jones: ↳ clarke @11:21 HA! so mature for his age.
	11:22am Frank In Queens: Bruce Botnick is amazing
	11:23am clarke: botnick got a job as a tape-op when he was like 15!! (interview in Tape Op)
	11:23am Frank In Queens: ↳ Song: "Jamaica Ska" by "Annette Funicello" Surprised no one unearthed this track in the 90s during 3rd wave to cash in.
	11:23am Mr. Jones: ↳ Michael Shelley @11:21 shining sun, I believe
	11:24am Listener Baby: THC free Ska. Also excellent
	11:24am clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:23 the skatalites version was mined, fo sho
	11:24am clarke: is this the bundt cake at work?
	11:24am Joe M: Who would’ve thought Annette could be so authentic?
	11:25am Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @11:24 Shows you how interested I was/am in 3rd wave ska
	11:25am Mr. Jones: ↳ clarke @11:24 #bluntcake
	11:25am Frank In Queens: Dry oatmeal
	11:26am egould: ↳ Song: "Jamaica Ska" by "Annette Funicello" Annette was right; I couldn’t resist doing the ska! I’m doing the ska!
	11:27am Listener Baby: Which tunesmith wrote this?
	11:29am Re6ecca: Love everything all working for me!!!!
	11:29am Hughie Considine: ↳ Listener Baby @11:27 Richard Carpenter/Johnny Bettis
	11:30am Listener Baby: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:29 Thumbs, Hughie.
	11:30am clarke: dickie carpenter pulls one out! mornin' hugh!
	11:30am annette: geeze... is there another annette around ???. just met annette in maine.
	11:31am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:30 Mawin' suh!
	11:31am Listener Baby: ↳ Song: "I'm Satisfied" by "Don Covay" Seems every song he ever did was recorded on the same day, no?
	11:32am Mr. Jones: ↳ Song: "I'm Satisfied" by "Don Covay" It's like i'm right in the middle of the singers!
	11:32am Listener Baby: Baby. Missed one on the playlist. But we love you.
	11:33am Mr. Jones: ↳ clarke @11:30 home made, like the Bundt cake
	11:34am Frank In Queens: Halloween? Doing nuthin'. Boo Humbug.
	11:35am annette: family secret... told my rr buds.DONT TELL YER WIFE MY NAME she will envision a gal in a french maid outfit with hair down to her ass
	11:35am Squints: C'mon. Everybody knows they're Count Floyd fangs. Aaaaooooh.
	11:36am Frank In Queens: Jesus lady, no one cares about your cos-play....
	11:37am Christina Ginger: Did you know that which means wise woman? I learned that doing trivia at work last week.
	11:38am Christina Ginger: That lady was stupid, though.
	11:38am clarke: that witch
	11:38am Christina Ginger: witch
	11:40am Hughie Considine: Blackadder : I seek information about a Wisewoman. Young Crone : Ah, the Wisewoman... the Wisewoman. Blackadder : Yes, the Wisewoman. Young Crone : Two things, my lord, must thee know of the Wisewoman. First, she is... a woman. And second, she is... Blackadder : Wise? Young Crone : You do know her then? Blackadder : No, just a wild stab in the dark which is, incidentally, what you'll be getting if you don't start being a bit more helpful. Do you know where she lives?
	11:40am Listener Baby: Baby. Is the Jimmy Mc on guitar? Was he around then?
	11:41am clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @11:40 it sounds like macca to these ears.
	11:42am Squints: ↳ Song: "Hi, Hi, Hi (One Hand Clapping sessions)" by "Paul... Why a song like this is not in heavy rotation forever just escapes me.
	11:42am JG: ↳ Song: "Hi, Hi, Hi (One Hand Clapping sessions)" by "Paul... I cannot get enough of this One Clapping stuff. I found out about here, Michael, a few weeks ago. I'm obsessed, because in some ways you get tired of Macca's genius, but then you get a fresh/ new angle on it, and you fall in love all over again
	11:42am Frank In Queens: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:40 Classic
	11:42am Listener Baby: Hmmm. My guess is Denny and Jimmy. Paul on bass?
	11:42am clarke: ↳ Squints @11:42 it got banned
	11:43am gf2002: It's Denny and Jimmy on guitars
	11:43am Hughie Considine: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:42 Knew there had to be at least one Black Adder fan in the room.
	11:44am clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @11:42 i think macca pulled a Ram and did the Hi Hi Hi and Give Ireland Back To The Irish himself, with linder saingin'
	11:44am Squints: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:43 That makes three of us.
	11:44am Montmaster J: ↳ clarke @11:42 "like a rabbit goin' to grab it till the night is done"
	11:45am Listener Baby: ↳ gf2002 @11:43 Thanks brother!
	11:45am Squints: You'd think the Ventures would have to had done this. Or the Shadows. Although I guess they'd have had to defer to John Barry.
	11:45am JG: Re Disney, been a bunch of times because my parents took us kids a few times and have gone a few times w my kids when they were kids. Gratefull for that.Had enough. Its for kids. As an adult without (little kids, there are so many other places to go. Maybe someday w grandkids
	11:45am gf2002: ↳ Song: "The Magnificent Seven" by "John Barry Seven, The" Is this Vic Flick on lead guitar? I'm a big Barry fan but don't have this one!
	11:46am Squints: ↳ Song: "The Magnificent Seven" by "John Barry Seven, The" This seems awfully, um, polite.
	11:46am Listener Baby: ↳ gf2002 @11:45 Got to be Vic. The tone alone gives it away
	11:46am Hughie Considine: ↳ Squints @11:46 "The Extremely Good Seven"
	11:46am Mr. Jones: ↳ Song: "The Magnificent Seven" by "John Barry Seven, The" Interesting that it's such a noted film composer covering a different one. Isn't this written by one of those Bersteins?
	11:47am Listener Baby: ↳ Song: "Wind Up Toy" by "Zebra" No autotune on this one, thank god
	11:48am gf2002: ↳ Listener Baby @11:46 I thought so! That tone is so unique. I thought of Vic and remembered when his Strat came into the Pawn Stars shop on that show, that was kinda sad...
	11:48am drr: @clarke, this is a real step sideways for Zebra, don't ya reckon?
	11:48am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:46 ha ha ha's
	11:48am clarke: ↳ drr @11:48 that's Zee-Braaaa!!
	11:49am drr: This band backing up Zebra is super, love this bass player.
	11:50am clarke: now i'm hungry!
	11:50am Squints: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:46 "The Seven Great Guys."
	11:51am clarke: ↳ Squints @11:50 The Not-So-Dirty Half-Dozen Plus One
	11:51am drr: "There's no basement at the Alamo!" We were talking about Jan Hooks just yesterday.
	11:51am Michael Shelley: ↳ drr @11:49 bass player on fire!
	11:51am clarke: ↳ drr @11:51 silly!
	11:52am Hughie Considine: ↳ drr @11:51 She always elevated whatever she was in.
	11:52am drr: ↳ drr @11:51 sorry if that's a spoiler for anybody.
	11:52am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:52 except saturday night live!
	11:52am Listener Baby: ↳ gf2002 @11:48 Vic played that Bond sounding stuff on a weird old 1930s guitar. Very primitive thing. Look it up if you’ve never seen it. He knew he had a thing that sounded like no other.
	11:52am drr: ↳ clarke @11:51 silly.
	11:53am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Song: "A Quiet Place" by "Nick Lowe" Greetings fellow nerds... And thanks for the Nick Lowe!
	11:53am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:52 Right, it was her film work I was referring to....
	11:53am clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @11:52 do you know what it was?
	11:54am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:53 that era of SNL was unliftable!
	11:54am gf2002: The best Disney memory I have was a school trip when I was a senior in high school, went to Disneyland. A buddy and me had our acoustic guitars, it was curfew and we were still raging, so we decided to take the guitars, a pack of smokes, and maybe some other stuff, and find a place to play some music. We found a fountain area, sat on the edge, and started to play. A newlywed couple walked by and started listening and hanging out. We were playing almost every Neil Young tune we knew, and soon other couples and whatnot started hanging out and listening. We were there a long time...curfew be damned. One of the most fun musical moments I ever had. I don't remember much else from Disneyland on that visit.
	11:54am Scott from Boston: This Nick song sounds great!!!
	11:55am gf2002: ↳ Listener Baby @11:52 Very cool, I will look that up! I thought the Strat that walked into the pawn shop was his main electric so I'm definitely interested in this old guitar! Thanks
	11:55am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:54 I think Jan Hooks was funny on SNL. Phil Hartman was one of the best cast members ever, so I guess we just ain't gonna agree on this one.
	11:56am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:55 piscopo - others...
	11:57am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:56 Joe left in '84, Jan came on in '86.
	11:57am Squints: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:55 I think that on SNL she was very much a "glue guy" in that cast. Very funny.
	11:57am Michael Shelley: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @11:53 my pleasure!
	11:58am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:57 and the stink lingered!
	12:01pm gf2002: I used to watch SNL in that era specifically to see and hear GE Smith play, and to see which vintage guitar he was using. That band was hot. I met GE about 5 years ago and told him that, and it seems I was one of many guitarists who would watch for the same reasons. Hartman and Lovitz riffing together was one of the highlights of that era. I could just watch them improv and it would have been better than most of those skits at that time. Oh and then there was Neil Young totally ripping the studio apart with Steve Jordan drumming from that era, a true highlight.
	12:01pm Scott from Boston: My favorite Who!
	12:02pm Scott from Boston: Less bombastic the better
	12:02pm Ingrid: Yeah Baby!!! Zoot Suit!!! Next "I'M THE FACE"
	12:02pm Frank In Queens: ↳ Song: "Zoot Suit" by "High Numbers, The" Um, (pushes up glasses) TECHNICALLY this is The High Numbers. 😉
	12:03pm Moammar: ↳ Song: "Misery" by "Dynamics, The" More evidence of the superiority of American culture.
	12:03pm clarke: those spectacles are gonna ruin your chances!
	12:03pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:03 Too late!
	12:03pm Squints: ↳ Song: "Misery" by "Dynamics, The" I'ma just say right now, THIS is bitchin'.
	12:04pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:03 for me, as well.
	12:04pm Listener Baby: ↳ Song: "Zoot Suit" by "High Numbers, The" If you held a gun to my head, I would not have guessed The Who was doing that. Everyone is playing and singing differently. Especially Roger.
	12:05pm clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @12:04 twas very manfreds
	12:05pm Squints: ↳ Song: "Misery" by "Dynamics, The" Nick Waterhouse was clearly taking notes. And Squints saw that it was good.
	12:05pm Listener Baby: ↳ clarke @12:05 Agree. Good call
	12:05pm P-90: “Fred Flintstone on drums” LoL
	12:06pm Listener Baby: ↳ Song: "Nobody's Business" by "Stanley Brothers, The" And these guys are pretty good
	12:06pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:02 correct
	12:06pm clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @12:05 and the gun wasn't loaded.
	12:06pm gf2002: ↳ Song: "Nobody's Business" by "Stanley Brothers, The" That is some hot pickin' right there
	12:07pm clarke: they also tried The Detours for a bit, theyah.
	12:08pm Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:55 The Church Lady segment when Phil & Jan played Jim & Tammy Faye Baker was one of the best EVER!
	12:08pm Paul: The Jersey Devil
	12:09pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:07 That was their first name before Keith joined.
	12:09pm P-90: The Strat Vic sold on TV was indeed his “main guitar for years.” But he hadn’t gotten that guitar yet when he did the Bond sessions, those were recorded with the same old archtop guitar as all of his early sessions.
	12:09pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:09 yer specs are foggin' up!
	12:10pm Squints: ↳ clarke @12:09 They're self-thumbing.
	12:10pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @12:08 Yes - the line I still remember is Jan as Tammi Faye Bakker saying, "Demonic raisins, I rebuke you!"
	12:10pm Hoboken Jack: The Pine Barrens by John McPhee is an excellent read. It inspired me to visit the Emilio Carranza Memorial in Tabernacle, NJ!
	12:11pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Hoboken Jack @12:10 agree!
	12:11pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Synethetic World" by "Swamp Dogg" For me this is possibly the best song in the world.
	12:11pm clarke: ↳ Hoboken Jack @12:10 there's also a book for kids about the barrens: Tracker
	12:12pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:11 sin-athetic
	12:13pm gf2002: We were The Originals, then The New Originals, then we became The Thamesmen...I have to think the regularity of bands changing names in the 60's was more a British thing.
	12:13pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Synethetic World" by "Swamp Dogg" Guten morgen! Love this Swamp Dogg
	12:13pm Jimmy Wipper: We just saw Swamp Dogg at AmericanaFest at a small record store and it was one of the best shows I've ever seen.
	12:13pm Squints: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:11 It is today.
	12:13pm Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @12:12 the vocals on the fadeout just kill me ...
	12:14pm clarke: hey na nee nah nah!!
	12:14pm clarke: ↳ Song: "You Go Down" by "Holly Golightly" The Bongolian on ze drooms!
	12:15pm drr: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:10 Before SNL, like 80-81, Jan was on a WTBS (Turner Broadcasting) show out of Atlanta called "The Bill Tush Show" (after the host's name) or just "Tush". (SafeSearch: strict.) She did a character called "Tammy Jean" on there that was just great. The whole show was really funny.
	12:15pm Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @12:09 And they're filled with fingerprints
	12:16pm clarke: ↳ drr @12:15 it was much better than SNL at that time!
	12:16pm Hughie Considine: ↳ drr @12:15 Ah, makes sense. She definitely came across as extremely seasoned on SNL.
	12:16pm drr: ↳ clarke @12:16 I thought you might remember it.
	12:16pm clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @12:15 mine as well.
	12:17pm Mr. Jones: ↳ Song: "You Go Down" by "Holly Golightly" Who's on drums here?
	12:18pm clarke: ↳ drr @12:16 i didn't watch much tv during this period, but did catch a few, er, Tushes
	12:18pm clarke: ↳ Mr. Jones @12:17 see above
	12:19pm Paul: Buddy Ebsen in The Prime Mover
	12:20pm Hughie Considine: I wonder how old I am in craps years?
	12:20pm clarke: chile dogs??
	12:21pm Mr. Jones: ↳ clarke @12:18 This guy? https://bongolian.com/ fascinating!
	12:21pm clarke: i don't know his real name
	12:21pm Marie in Chicago: All Disney needs to do is add gambling to their "parks."
	12:22pm Scott from Boston: My wife is Chilean… The country is a mess currently, and the weather is similar to California because it is on the same parallel as CA
	12:22pm gf2002: Are there still floating craps games in alleys where the guys throw money on the ground and shoot the dice against the wall? It's in just about every crime movie from the 40's and 50's but you never hear about them anymore...
	12:22pm clarke: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:21 that is a genius idea!
	12:22pm clarke: ↳ gf2002 @12:22 you're just not good enough for me, yet.
	12:23pm Listener Baby: Chile is California, upside down. Stable for 3 decades. Not so much now. Groovy place. Must go back.
	12:23pm Hughie Considine: The one time Bach went to the beach he got bored, left early, and went home and started a symphony.
	12:23pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ clarke @12:22 what a crazy American mix that would be
	12:23pm gf2002: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:21 Would the whales and high rollers be OK with having Mickey and Minnie faces on the dice and Goofy on the chips?
	12:23pm drr: ↳ Listener Baby @12:23 too thin for me.
	12:23pm Mr. Jones: ↳ clarke @12:21 says his name is Nasser Bouzida front man for a band called Big Boss Man, amongst other pursuits
	12:24pm clarke: ↳ Song: "The Magnificent Seven" by "Elmer Bernstein" the not-so-nice seven
	12:24pm Paul: Comr to Marlboro Country
	12:24pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ gf2002 @12:23 the possibilities are endless!
	12:24pm Listener Baby: ↳ drr @12:23 It’s really bad, if you don’t like thin.
	12:24pm Hughie Considine: I dunno, this one is pretty magnificent.
	12:24pm Squints: ↳ clarke @12:24 To this day I love how that opening figure is copped for Arhtur Conley's "Sweet Soul Music."
	12:24pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Paul @12:24 They should add a section like that too
	12:24pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:23 J.S.B. was more of a cantata/concerto guy.
	12:25pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Marie in Chicago @12:21 the only cruise line with no casinos - must kill them to pass up that revenue
	12:25pm clarke: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:25 i mean, the ncaa JUST started allowing beer in stadiums for football>>???
	12:26pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:24 I knew I overplayed my hand with 'symphony.'
	12:27pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:26 those dice are uncontrollable
	12:29pm clarke: kind lovable...
	12:29pm KWilde: Digging the tunes today MS
	12:30pm Frank In Queens: "Love's Gone Bad" is their best track, IMO. Also the most Motown sounding
	12:30pm clarke: shoeshine boy
	12:31pm clarke: this threw polly purebred for a loop!!
	12:32pm clarke: another manfreds thang
	12:32pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:25 Disney had casinos on their Premier cruise line in the '90's. The wife and I and in-laws went on one and we definitely gambled.
	12:32pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:32 i think you're drunk!
	12:33pm Michael Shelley: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:32 did you practice in your basement first?
	12:33pm Hubig Pie: ↳ clarke @12:32 No booze before b-fast!
	12:33pm clarke: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:33 no, i won!
	12:34pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:33 i don't see your name anywhere on this list..
	12:34pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:33 There's no basements in Florida, or the Alamo.
	12:34pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:25 true dat--maybe they'll eventually create a separate brand--"Disney Adult?" (!)
	12:35pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:34 silly!
	12:36pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:34 the "basements" in nola are all above-ground, like the graves!
	12:36pm Marie in Chicago: There's gotta be some Disney-themed burlesque shows out there @) but I bet Disney would try to quash them (bad for the brand?)
	12:36pm gf2002: If they catch someone cheating at blackjack at Disney Casino, does Scrooge McDuck threaten to break their hand with a giant cartoon hammer in a back room?
	12:36pm steveo: ↳ Song: "I Want To Hold Your Hand" by "Balsara And His Sin... so amazing to finally hear the original
	12:37pm clarke: ha ha ha
	12:37pm Michael Shelley: ↳ gf2002 @12:36 lol
	12:39pm Hubig Pie: ↳ clarke @12:34 Referencing Lasky, the Wallyworld security guard?
	12:39pm clarke: these cards are marked... they're a MESS!!! YEAH!!
	12:39pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:39 nah, that Rocktobah!
	12:40pm clarke: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:39 you got that Rocktobah thing goin' on!
	12:41pm clarke: ↳ clarke @12:39 and this was an old m&m's commercial
	12:41pm Michael Shelley: ↳ clarke @12:40 to-day
	12:42pm egould: I got drunk 3 times in Des Moines, IA. And I got drunk once in Des Moines, WA.
	12:42pm Hubig Pie: ↳ clarke @12:40 Rocktobah, to be followed by Choke-vember?
	12:42pm clarke: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:41 my name is.. benny
	12:42pm drr: ayy, @clarke, you know The Stacks are playing tonight? We're up against Morning 40 Fdeeration, and Taylor Swift, but by golly we're gonna put on a show.
	12:43pm egould: What ever happened to Count Mikula?
	12:43pm clarke: ↳ drr @12:42 oh shit, i didn't know - but Lorette Velvette is playing tonight too at BJ's! (down guys!)
	12:44pm Michael Shelley: ↳ egould @12:43 He only fills in when my show falls exactly on Halloween
	12:44pm Hubig Pie: ↳ egould @12:42 How they pronounce that in WA? I'll be in WA the first week of Nov. visiting me mum.
	12:44pm clarke: ↳ Michael Shelley @12:44 so, in three years..
	12:44pm Count Mikeula!: Your show sucks when I don’t host it!!!
	12:46pm egould: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:44 Duh Moyne.
	12:46pm clarke: ↳ Count Mikeula! @12:44 perhaps you enjoyed the bela lugosi fest on TCM this past month! i did!
	12:47pm clarke: ↳ clarke @12:46 my fave was a flick called Broadminded - pre-code goofball comedy with Joe E. Brown - and bela!
	12:48pm JG: ↳ gf2002 @12:36 Scrooge McDuck is by far the funniest/silliest/coolest Disney character
	12:48pm Moammar: ↳ Song: "Thirty Days" by "Chuck Berry" Gonna nominate this as the hardest first few notes of any Chuck Berry song.
	12:48pm Hughie Considine: Tasty melodic, biting guitar solos in a rock setting was certainly a Chuck Berry thing.
	12:48pm drr: ↳ clarke @12:43 Acid Mothers Temple too. They were asking around trying to borrow a Fender Twin.
	12:49pm clarke: ↳ drr @12:48 ha ha ha where's that?!?
	12:49pm goes211: I’ve always thought a similar thing when people say a band sounds like NOTHING they’ve ever heard. I mean, it’s guitar, drums and bass correct?
	12:51pm Squints: ↳ Song: "Never Been In Love" by "Dave Edmunds" Love this one.
	12:51pm egould: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:48 I was about to say the same thing. Does your band have a guitar? Thank Chuck Berry.
	12:51pm drr: ↳ clarke @12:49 Siberia. And DEHD is at Chickie Wah Wah, I think they're a Three Chord Monte favorite. Oh well. Somebody will come to our show, I'm sure of it.
	12:52pm tadpoles: ↳ Song: "Thirty Days" by "Chuck Berry" Who appealed to the United Nations first?...Chuck Berry or Eddie Cochran? Cheers
	12:52pm clarke: ↳ drr @12:51 where is your show? holy diver, guessing?
	12:52pm drr: ↳ clarke @12:52 Pirogue's Whiskey Bayou, in Arabi.
	12:53pm Squints: ↳ Song: "Jimmy Loves MaryAnne" by "Josie Cotton" This actually tops The Looking Glass. Sorry, Elliot.
	12:53pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Jimmy Loves MaryAnne" by "Josie Cotton" I saw her last December at Salty's Beach Bar, which closes next week.
	12:53pm clarke: ↳ drr @12:52 awww lawd!!
	12:53pm Mr. Jones: ↳ Song: "Jimmy Loves MaryAnne" by "Josie Cotton" 18% Chuck Berry
	12:53pm Listener Baby: was just thinking about this tune. New Wave before it went all wrong
	12:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Michael. I just votled. Yay, me! 🗳️
	12:54pm Hughie Considine: It would be harder to draw a line from Chuck Berry to Kraftwerk than to the Cars.
	12:54pm clarke: that bundt cake has some lasting power!!
	12:54pm drr: I paused so I'm way behind y'all, but the great Bill Peitsch said of music in general: "The farther it is from Chuck Berry, the less use I have for it." It's an ethos.
	12:55pm egould: ↳ Mr. Jones @12:53 Hahaha. Chuck Berry quotient. 18%, or a 2.3 on the CB scale.
	12:55pm Mr. Jones: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:54 Kraftwerk was the first thing that popped into my mind. It is very "riff" based.
	12:55pm gf2002: I'd say Talking Heads and Steely Dan have very little if any Chuck Berry in their music. I could be wrong and probably am!
	12:56pm Hughie Considine: “Like John Lennon says, ‘Anything that’s chonka, chonka, chonka, chonk is Chuck Berry.’” —Chuck Berry, Rolling Stone interview with Paul William Salvo, 1972
	12:56pm clarke: your brother can't fix this car, spicolli
	12:56pm Squints: Michael J Fox surprised me at how much Chuck Berry he has in him.
	12:57pm Mr. Jones: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:56 so my washing machine is in! best news of the day so far.
	12:57pm clarke: surprisin' eh?
	12:57pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Mr. Jones @12:55 True, but Chuck didn't make the riff a thing. Other people had done that.
	12:57pm Frank In Queens: ↳ Squints @12:56 Some would argue that Chuck Berry has a lot of Michael J. Fox in him
	12:57pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Squints @12:56 But he has no Elvis.
	12:57pm Mr. Jones: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:57 Yah, I just thought that could be the only real connection at all.
	12:58pm Squints: ↳ Hubig Pie @12:57 Oh, stipulated.
	12:58pm Hughie Considine: ↳ Mr. Jones @12:57 Aw yeah! Get those sheets in there before it's too late!
	12:58pm egould: Thanks Michael. It’s been fun.
	12:58pm clarke: ever get the feelin' you been Chris Lee'd? good nite.
	12:58pm Hughie Considine: Great show, as always, Michael. Thanks!
	12:58pm gf2002: The question could be how much T-Bone Walker and Louis Jordan and Louis Prima is in Chuck Berry? A Lot! It just wasn't called rock and roll
	12:58pm Frank In Queens: Nice one Michael
	12:58pm David Shortell: ↳ clarke @12:46 Did it include the Paramount short where Dracula attacks Betty Boop? I discovered that on Austin Rich's show.
	12:59pm Marie in Chicago: Thanks, Michael!

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