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Favoriting February 23, 2008: Includes an interview with Ken Nordine!

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Artist Track
Four Seasons, The  Like a Rolling Stone   Favoriting
Manfred Mann  If You Got To Go   Favoriting
Jim & Jesse McReynolds  Lovin' Machine   Favoriting
Lamplighters, The  You Hear   Favoriting
Nick Lowe  Born A Woman   Favoriting
Bobby Comstock  Let's Stomp   Favoriting
Justin Tubb  Somebody Ughed On You   Favoriting
Justin Tubb  Busters Gang   Favoriting
Jerry McCain  My Next Door Neighbor   Favoriting
Carmen Miranda  Bambu-Bambu   Favoriting
WHAT'S IN MICHAEL'S MAILBOX?  Bob Brainen left:   Favoriting
Ornette Coleman  Good Girl Blues   Favoriting
Gary Valentine  Tomorrow Belongs To You   Favoriting
Everly Brothers, The  Stick To Me Baby   Favoriting
James O'Gwynn  Easy Money   Favoriting
Bo Diddley  Pills   Favoriting
Hollies, The  We're Through   Favoriting
Stubby Kaye & The Guys & Dolls B'Way Cast  Fugue For Tinhorns   Favoriting
Billy Jack Hale  Black Widow   Favoriting
Marathon Commercial   
Peggy Scott & Jo Jo Benson  Soulshake   Favoriting
Peggy Scott & Jo Jo Benson  True Soul Lovin'   Favoriting
Ramones, The  Glad To See You Go   Favoriting
Ella Fitzgerald  The Ringo Beat   Favoriting
Gary Lewis & the Playboys  The Loser (With The Broken Heart)   Favoriting
Ken Nordine  Flesh   Favoriting
Ken Nordine  Ping Pong   Favoriting
Ken Nordine & Kinsmen  Hot Saki   Favoriting
Incredible But True w/ Ken Nordine  The Man Who Saw Everything   Favoriting
Ken Nordine  Meatballs   Favoriting
Ken Nordine  The Sound Museum   Favoriting
Ken Nordine  INTERVIEW   Favoriting
Ken Nordine  Olive   Favoriting
Tony Colton  I Stand Accused   Favoriting
Osborne Brothers  Muddy Bottom   Favoriting
Jeanne & The Darlings  Soul Girl   Favoriting
Daryll-Ann  Surely Justice   Favoriting
Beau Brummels, The  Stick Like Glue   Favoriting
Marathon Commercial   
Laura Cantrell  California Rose   Favoriting
Laura Cantrell  Do You Ever Think Of Me?   Favoriting
Bobby Lee Trammell  New Dance In France   Favoriting
Henri Salvador  Le Twist S.N.C.F.   Favoriting
THE DECEDENT ACTIVITY UPDATE with  Phast Phreddie Patterson   Favoriting
Thelonious Monk  Consecutive Seconds   Favoriting
Esther Phillips  Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You   Favoriting
Three Stooges Meet The Beatles  Why Tell Presents!   Favoriting
NRBQ  Playin With My Heart   Favoriting
Lavern Baker  Batman To The Rescue   Favoriting
A MINUTE WITH  Scott Schinder   Favoriting
Rolling Stones, The  Rip This Joint   Favoriting
Jerky Boys, The  Truck Driver   Favoriting
John Collard  Pizza Hit Rant   Favoriting
Kayla  Frank It's Cold   Favoriting
Longmont Potion Castle  Lost Turtle   Favoriting


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Listener comments!

  10:23am
Paul:

Happy birthday to Peter Fonda, Johnny Winter and me!
  10:23am
Red:

Good morning!
  10:28am
Smokin'J:

Greetings earthlings! Happy B'Day!
  10:31am
Paul:

Thank you.
  10:32am
Red:

Just wondering if any women ever tune in
  10:35am
Smokin'J:

You're welcome Paul! I'm tipping a beer in your honor as we speak:)
  10:37am
Paul:

Then I am truly honored.
  10:50am
Red:

"STICK WITH ME" also recorded by the Paley Brothers on their classic album that almost no one heard
  10:51am
Joe:

So what?
  11:03am
Red:

Thats what
  11:38am
Parq:

Many happy returns, Paul. I'm glued to this 'view with Nordine, one of my cultural heroes for decades.
  11:39am
Smokin'J:

Ken Nordine is a god!
  11:56am
Paul:

Thanks, Parq. I hope I last as long as Ken has (and will).
  12:16pm
Paul:

I wish I had $75 to pledge. I would love to have the country compilation or the cherry blossom clinic CD.
  12:17pm
?:

I have that Daryll-Ann track on MP3. Thing is, I have absolutely no idea where I got it. It may even have come free with a new 'puter way back when.
  12:20pm
Joe:

Paul - get a job.
  12:33pm
Paul:

Workin' on it, Joe.
  12:42pm
Peter K.:

Great show as always, and great Ken Nordine interview.

BUT ...

Teo Macero DID NOT produce "Kind of Blue"; I believe a guy named Irving Townsend did. I don't think Macero had joined Columbia yet when that album was made.

Also, if anyone cares, the Thelonious Monk track you played was actually WRITTEN by Macero. It's one of the very, very few pieces Monk ever recorded that wasn't either a standard or a Monk original. And I don't think Monk was particularly happy about recording it.

And doesn't Laura Cantrell spell her last named with two L's?

But anyway, like I said, great show.
  1:01pm
DeemerDave:

"The Three Stooges Meet the Beatles" is classic Billy West (Stimpy of Ren and Stimpy, Fry of Futurama). The bit was played often on WBCN's Charles Laquadera morning show in Boston. Where did you get it? Great memories.
  8:23am
Peter:

"Pills" is interesting on several levels... not a standard Bo Diddley template song, as the feel is more R & B ballad (?) and the dominant guitar is in standard tuning (there may be two, with Bo in a chord tuning mixed back...).

Plus the New York Dolls angle. I can't remember what they called this thing on their album, but it's the same song lyrically, IMO.
  9:01pm
Peter:

Second listen. Neat show.

Anybody else hear similarities to the 5 Royales in the Lamplighters' "You Hear?"

Elsewhere (!), Brad Paisley songwriting chops in the McReynolds' "Lovin' Machine"?
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