Sorry about that, guys. Signal from Spain went kerplunk, we tried to recover, it didn't come back. Me now!
12:13am
George of Troy:
Nice start to the show, Joe!
12:13am
miss cheri:
hi there joe---how was your holiday weekend last week? ohh btw could you please play this bee gees tune "run to me"? i just love that tune,, thnx joe!!
@clarke: Now, Lee Hazlewood's a guy who I wish had written a tell-all autobiography.
12:56am
clarke:
don't get me wrong - the book is a GREAT read - and i know you will enjoy it...
12:57am
clarke:
i just read a killer interview with lee --- but i can't remember WHERE...will have to think =- but there is such nice music on - i can't think, ha ha.
12:58am
clarke:
don't want to give too much away about Wrecking Crew book: but author spends a LOT of time explaining the music business, unecessarily - like does Rubber Soul have to be 'explained'??
Got home just in time to hear you reading from the Charlie Louvin tome! Nicely done, Joe. Additionally, I could listen to nothing but Hank demos for the rest of my life and be OK with it.
Hey, Matt! I might read one more bit yet. It's a great book. I'm with you on the Hank demos!
1:19am
clarke:
yeah, nice reading - i gotta read that book!!
1:25am
G:
Dude's brutal :-)
1:26am
Fiveash:
The Louvins were successful enough, but had the Satan Is Real cover shoot caught their hair on fire they might have been bigger than Michael Jackson. But that's show biz...
1:27am
Julie:
I'm late..what are we reading?
1:28am
G:
Louvin memoirs, Julie
1:28am
Julie:
I heard the name Ira I was like this CAN'T be The yo la tengo book
hiya julie,, what's happening? sorry i did'nt have any time to e-mail you my nancy sinatra list i was busy all week long =(
1:35am
Fiveash:
Julie- ha! Can't wait for the equally violent Neil Kaplan memoir.
1:37am
Julie:
So I won't ask Ira how his bullets are then?
1:38am
Skillet:
Yo la kabongo
1:38am
Matt from Springfield:
Oh WOW! Joe is on tonight! Glad I caught Single File!
How ya doing, Joe! Everybody!
1:39am
david:
reminded me of the season finale of fringe
1:40am
Matt from Springfield:
Hey Julie, Fiveash, G, david!
1:40am
G:
You're up late!
1:41am
miss cheri:
julie --maybe i'll have time to do it sometime later this week. night joe & julie!!
1:41am
Matt from Springfield:
@G: I'm FREQUENTLY up late! Rather I should accuse you of being up late! ;)
1:42am
Brian in UK:
Mornin' Joe. Apache is proving popular. Faye played the original the other day. The Shadows' Hank Marvin was the Hank in Neil Youngs 'Hank to Hendrix' song.
@G: I think it was by a group called Cymarron or something like that. This one's weird 'cause it's on Motown.
1:47am
Matt from Springfield:
@Joe: No prob, you're busy spinning short platters! I didn't realize that people collected versions of "Apache", let alone Faye. I am somehow much happier as a result of learning this.
1:48am
Brian in UK:
Hank Marvins name is Brian if your are interested MfS.
Cymarron's version got to 17 in 1971. The version Joe just played was released in 1974, as was a version by Lobo (whose big hit was "Me and You and a Dog Named Boo" in 1971)...
Does anybody know offhand what riddim was used on the Johnny Osbourne record? It's so familiar that it's driving me crazy.
1:58am
Matt from Springfield:
Oooh, Steve Martin.
1:58am
Brian in UK:
Love it Joe playing singles, commenting all at two in the morning. Octopus Man!!
I was thinking of some Culture tracks. Two Sevens Clash maybe.
1:59am
Matt from Springfield:
I'm pompous, obese, and eat cactus!
And I'm going to a yawning festival tomorrow!!
2:01am
Fiveash:
Joe- The original instrumental is Real Rock by the Sound Dimension (Studio One house band), I think. The best known version is probably Armagideon Time by Willie Williams.
2:02am
Fiveash:
And I'm with you on the possibly pernicious influence of Steve Martin records as a youth.
2:04am
Matt from Springfield:
Ah, "Lend Me The Sixteen" meant 16 tracks to record. Thanks Joe!
Thanks Fiveash too, that's a good catch!
2:08am
Matt from Springfield:
Hoooooray Hooray! PSA!
2:09am
Brian in UK:
Showbands were based in Ireland. Waterford being famous for crystal glass. Confused by the 'Royal'.
Please do not mention the Queens Jubilee.
God save the Ween.
2:09am
Jerseyite:
Yo, hack dis sack!
2:09am
Matt from Springfield:
For Hacken's Sake!!!
2:10am
Michael Grant:
hiiii i lahv you
2:11am
Michael Grant:
hi i love you
2:11am
Matt from Springfield:
Helvetica!
Don't forget Trebuchet MS, or Book Antiqua.
c'est bon! im in a lovely/loving mood at 2 in the morning
2:13am
Fiveash:
Joe, it's a rare treat to hear the show live. Normally on Saturday nights I work till Christ o'clock. This is my way of telling you that next week you're on your own when it comes to arcane rocksteady trivia...
@Brian: I don't see hubby Marlin listed, but who knows? It was just a demo! What a good one. @Matt: You're welcome! Nice to hear them singing together and I like that song.
2:34am
Matt from Springfield:
"Electric ragtime" is a good description as any of this tune. The quirky, instrumental folk nature of it reminds me of an unreleased demo as a bonus track on a 60s/70s band's deluxe reissue.
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Cymarron's version got to 17 in 1971. The version Joe just played was released in 1974, as was a version by Lobo (whose big hit was "Me and You and a Dog Named Boo" in 1971)...
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I was thinking of some Culture tracks. Two Sevens Clash maybe.
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And I'm going to a yawning festival tomorrow!!
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Thanks Fiveash too, that's a good catch!
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Brian in UK:
Please do not mention the Queens Jubilee.
God save the Ween.
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Don't forget Trebuchet MS, or Book Antiqua.
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In fact, you played a tribute to him right after last year's Primavera, RIP since May 27 last year.
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