WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from September 20, 2008

Michael Shelley: Playlist from September 20, 2008

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September 20, 2008: Includes interviews with Billy J. Kramer & David Marks!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Thursday's Children	You Can Forget About That
Ethel Smith	Downtown "Downtown" by "Ethel Smith"
Dub Dickerson	Mama Laid The Law Down
Ted Hawkins	Revenge Of Scorpio "Revenge Of Scorpio" by "Ted Hawkins"
Ted Hawkins	My Last Goodbye "My Last Goodbye" by "Ted Hawkins"
Todd Rundgren	Couldn't I Just Tell You
Jet Harris & Tony Meehan	Some People
Dave Rich	Tuggin On My Heartstrings
Bobby Dobyne & The Barefacts	Soulful Sound Of Music
Rusty & Doug	I Like You (Like This)
WHAT'S IN MICHAEL'S MAILBOX?	Noah left:
Equals, The	Baby, Come Back "Baby, Come Back" by "Equals, The"
Roy Montrell	(Every Time I Hear That) Mello Saxaphone
Ventures, The	Sha La La "Sha La La" by "Ventures, The"
David Marks & the Marksmen	Food Fair
David Marks & the Marksmen	I Could Make You Mine
David Marks & the Marksmen	Travelin
David Marks	INTERVIEW "INTERVIEW" by "David Marks"
David Marks & the Marksmen	Crusin' (alt.)
Little Richard	The Girl Can't Help It!
Marvin Rainwater	I Dig You Baby "I Dig You Baby" by "Marvin Rainwater"
Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	Bad To Me
Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	Do You Want to Know a Secret?
Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	Mad Mad World
Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	Little Children
Billy J. Kramer WithThe Dakotas	INTERVIEW
Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	I'll Keep You Satisfied
Grandpa Jones	Hip Cat's Wedding "Hip Cat's Wedding" by "Grandpa Jones"
Grandpa Jones	All American Boy "All American Boy" by "Grandpa Jones"
Richie Valens	Come On Let's Go "Come On Let's Go" by "Richie Valens"
Jim Ford	Go Through Sunday "Go Through Sunday" by "Jim Ford"
Jackie Edwards	Hush "Hush" by "Jackie Edwards"
Funk Brothers, The	I Heard It Through The Grapevine
Lalo Schifrin	Mission Impossible "Mission Impossible" by "Lalo Schifrin"
Pink Floyd	Astronomy Domine "Astronomy Domine" by "Pink Floyd"
Deke Dickerson	I Might Not Come Home At All
Fats Domino	Lady Madonna "Lady Madonna" by "Fats Domino"
Eddie Cochrane	Weekend "Weekend" by "Eddie Cochrane"
A MINUTE WITH	Scott Schinder "Scott Schinder" by "A MINUTE WITH"
Dean Friedman	Ariel "Ariel" by "Dean Friedman"
Woody Styles	WAKY News 1974 "WAKY News 1974" by "Woody Styles"
Longmont Potion Castle	Rollo Candy

Listener comments!
	10:08am DeemerDave: I Giant show? How appropriate, although I prefer a Patriotic show. Good morning from Nashua, NH!
	10:12am spazz: R.I.P. Earl Palmer
	10:13am david: This has all the makings of one fine show!
	10:20am Hatch: For some reason I'm not at all surprised that Todd Rundgren is a jerk.
	10:22am SmokinJ: World's full of em' Hatch...
	10:29am Parq: True that, J. If we never listened to number one hits that are made by lousy excuses for human beings, we'd have to spend most of our time listening to the news.
	10:32am SmokinJ: From my experiences there are a lot more artists that are truly cool people though..
	10:36am david: And they all know who we should vote for.
	10:39am SmokinJ: That needs no explanation..
	10:41am Dominick: Baby Come Back! Noah, this did get airplay in NYC back in the day
	10:42am david: This IS a #1 hit. A great 2cd compilation is out there on these guys!
	10:42am Noah: Thanks Michael!
	10:58am david: Killer stuff! What label is the 2cd compilation on?
	11:29am Paul: Any of you computer-savvy people know how to save these shows as mp3's?
	11:40am Paul: Never mind. I figured it out.
	11:43am Paul: Check that. Apparently, the podcast only contains the interview portion. I'm trying to get the whole show. Anyone?
	12:02pm Tim: I just saw Wreckless Eric and Amy Rigby here in San Francisco, don't miss the show! But this song is the worst one on the album, which I am glad Eric insisted i buy off him before leaving. Love the show though.
	12:07pm Sam I Am: Hey Tim: I liked that song!
	12:09pm SmokinJ: Nice job Tim!
	12:14pm ?: The sentiment is spot on, but there are some great songs on the album, with some great lyrics. "all you young dudes... your so vain... spreading the news... what's my name?" words for the pitchfork writer who does not know who wreckless eric is, let alone the fact that in the stiff records heyday it could have been ian dury, elvis costello, OR wreckless eric who could have made it big out of that stable!
	12:15pm Tim: sorry, that was my comment above, forgot my own name!
	12:26pm Parq: Paul, you still here? Email Ken; he has canned instructions that will tell you all you need to know.
	12:28pm Parq: And Tim, I recently read a blog post from someone who regarded Eric as an unknown who came to public attention for the first time in the movie "Stranger than Fiction". Arrrghh!
	12:47pm SheaSheaWanton: SHelley, i think you've lost your goddamn mind. To even pose the question, "Do these guys have any good songs?" about Pink Floyd might be the most ignorant thing i've ever heard on the radio... and i've worked for a guy who listened to Rush Limbaugh.
	12:50pm Paul: I'm back. Parq, who is Ken?
	12:51pm Dave the ex-Viking: "Careful with that Axe, Eugene" is a good song by Pink Floyd.
	12:51pm Paul: Michael....try Arnold Layne, Free For and Time for starters.
	12:53pm Jim Duffy: Hi, Michael, Jim Duffy here. I'm enjoying the show. As for Pink Floyd, do yourself a favor and listen to two early 45s from the Syd Barrett era: "See Emily Play" and "Arnold Layne." You can find them on a collection called "Relics." Best, Jim
	12:54pm will: See Emily Play, Matilda Mother, Arnold Layne, Lucifer Sam, Scarecrow, The Gnome -- any of them would fit right into your show Michael!
	12:55pm marianne: i love this song! cant remember when I heard it last. thanks
	12:55pm Paul: Relics is indeed a great intro to PF.
	1:00pm Paul: You asked for suggestions!
	11:34pm red: You are correct, Mike. There are no good #1 songs by Pink Floyd. That is a scientific fact.

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Sat. Dec 7th, 11am - 1pm: Andrew Reich, Director of Born Innocent: The Redd Kross Story (More info...)
Michael chats with Andrew Reich, director of the new documentary "Born Innocent: The Redd Kross Story," which chronicles the 45 year journey of the band's founders, brothers Jeff and Steven McDonald as they persevere through changing musical tastes, record business baloney, drugs, and a kidnapping!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Thursday's Children	You Can Forget About That
Ethel Smith	Downtown "Downtown" by "Ethel Smith"
Dub Dickerson	Mama Laid The Law Down
Ted Hawkins	Revenge Of Scorpio "Revenge Of Scorpio" by "Ted Hawkins"
Ted Hawkins	My Last Goodbye "My Last Goodbye" by "Ted Hawkins"
Todd Rundgren	Couldn't I Just Tell You
Jet Harris & Tony Meehan	Some People
Dave Rich	Tuggin On My Heartstrings
Bobby Dobyne & The Barefacts	Soulful Sound Of Music
Rusty & Doug	I Like You (Like This)
WHAT'S IN MICHAEL'S MAILBOX?	Noah left:
Equals, The	Baby, Come Back "Baby, Come Back" by "Equals, The"
Roy Montrell	(Every Time I Hear That) Mello Saxaphone
Ventures, The	Sha La La "Sha La La" by "Ventures, The"
David Marks & the Marksmen	Food Fair
David Marks & the Marksmen	I Could Make You Mine
David Marks & the Marksmen	Travelin
David Marks	INTERVIEW "INTERVIEW" by "David Marks"
David Marks & the Marksmen	Crusin' (alt.)
Little Richard	The Girl Can't Help It!
Marvin Rainwater	I Dig You Baby "I Dig You Baby" by "Marvin Rainwater"
Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	Bad To Me
Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	Do You Want to Know a Secret?
Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	Mad Mad World
Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	Little Children
Billy J. Kramer WithThe Dakotas	INTERVIEW
Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	I'll Keep You Satisfied
Grandpa Jones	Hip Cat's Wedding "Hip Cat's Wedding" by "Grandpa Jones"
Grandpa Jones	All American Boy "All American Boy" by "Grandpa Jones"
Richie Valens	Come On Let's Go "Come On Let's Go" by "Richie Valens"
Jim Ford	Go Through Sunday "Go Through Sunday" by "Jim Ford"
Jackie Edwards	Hush "Hush" by "Jackie Edwards"
Funk Brothers, The	I Heard It Through The Grapevine
Lalo Schifrin	Mission Impossible "Mission Impossible" by "Lalo Schifrin"
Pink Floyd	Astronomy Domine "Astronomy Domine" by "Pink Floyd"
Deke Dickerson	I Might Not Come Home At All
Fats Domino	Lady Madonna "Lady Madonna" by "Fats Domino"
Eddie Cochrane	Weekend "Weekend" by "Eddie Cochrane"
A MINUTE WITH	Scott Schinder "Scott Schinder" by "A MINUTE WITH"
Dean Friedman	Ariel "Ariel" by "Dean Friedman"
Woody Styles	WAKY News 1974 "WAKY News 1974" by "Woody Styles"
Longmont Potion Castle	Rollo Candy

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Listener comments!
	10:08am DeemerDave: I Giant show? How appropriate, although I prefer a Patriotic show. Good morning from Nashua, NH!
	10:12am spazz: R.I.P. Earl Palmer
	10:13am david: This has all the makings of one fine show!
	10:20am Hatch: For some reason I'm not at all surprised that Todd Rundgren is a jerk.
	10:22am SmokinJ: World's full of em' Hatch...
	10:29am Parq: True that, J. If we never listened to number one hits that are made by lousy excuses for human beings, we'd have to spend most of our time listening to the news.
	10:32am SmokinJ: From my experiences there are a lot more artists that are truly cool people though..
	10:36am david: And they all know who we should vote for.
	10:39am SmokinJ: That needs no explanation..
	10:41am Dominick: Baby Come Back! Noah, this did get airplay in NYC back in the day
	10:42am david: This IS a #1 hit. A great 2cd compilation is out there on these guys!
	10:42am Noah: Thanks Michael!
	10:58am david: Killer stuff! What label is the 2cd compilation on?
	11:29am Paul: Any of you computer-savvy people know how to save these shows as mp3's?
	11:40am Paul: Never mind. I figured it out.
	11:43am Paul: Check that. Apparently, the podcast only contains the interview portion. I'm trying to get the whole show. Anyone?
	12:02pm Tim: I just saw Wreckless Eric and Amy Rigby here in San Francisco, don't miss the show! But this song is the worst one on the album, which I am glad Eric insisted i buy off him before leaving. Love the show though.
	12:07pm Sam I Am: Hey Tim: I liked that song!
	12:09pm SmokinJ: Nice job Tim!
	12:14pm ?: The sentiment is spot on, but there are some great songs on the album, with some great lyrics. "all you young dudes... your so vain... spreading the news... what's my name?" words for the pitchfork writer who does not know who wreckless eric is, let alone the fact that in the stiff records heyday it could have been ian dury, elvis costello, OR wreckless eric who could have made it big out of that stable!
	12:15pm Tim: sorry, that was my comment above, forgot my own name!
	12:26pm Parq: Paul, you still here? Email Ken; he has canned instructions that will tell you all you need to know.
	12:28pm Parq: And Tim, I recently read a blog post from someone who regarded Eric as an unknown who came to public attention for the first time in the movie "Stranger than Fiction". Arrrghh!
	12:47pm SheaSheaWanton: SHelley, i think you've lost your goddamn mind. To even pose the question, "Do these guys have any good songs?" about Pink Floyd might be the most ignorant thing i've ever heard on the radio... and i've worked for a guy who listened to Rush Limbaugh.
	12:50pm Paul: I'm back. Parq, who is Ken?
	12:51pm Dave the ex-Viking: "Careful with that Axe, Eugene" is a good song by Pink Floyd.
	12:51pm Paul: Michael....try Arnold Layne, Free For and Time for starters.
	12:53pm Jim Duffy: Hi, Michael, Jim Duffy here. I'm enjoying the show. As for Pink Floyd, do yourself a favor and listen to two early 45s from the Syd Barrett era: "See Emily Play" and "Arnold Layne." You can find them on a collection called "Relics." Best, Jim
	12:54pm will: See Emily Play, Matilda Mother, Arnold Layne, Lucifer Sam, Scarecrow, The Gnome -- any of them would fit right into your show Michael!
	12:55pm marianne: i love this song! cant remember when I heard it last. thanks
	12:55pm Paul: Relics is indeed a great intro to PF.
	1:00pm Paul: You asked for suggestions!
	11:34pm red: You are correct, Mike. There are no good #1 songs by Pink Floyd. That is a scientific fact.

Michael Shelley: Playlist from September 20, 2008

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