WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from November 17, 2012

Michael Shelley: Playlist from November 17, 2012

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November 17, 2012: Darlin'

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Strangers, The	Darlin' "Darlin'" by "Strangers, The"
5ive Style	Waiting On The Eclipse
Jerry Noble	Mable's Done Gone "Mable's Done Gone" by "Jerry Noble"
Etta James	The Same Rope "The Same Rope" by "Etta James"
Sexteto Electronico Moderno	I Say a Little Prayer
Lyres, The	The Way I Feel About You
Zombies, The	I Want Her She Wants Me
Hardrock Gunter	Perfect Woman "Perfect Woman" by "Hardrock Gunter"
Ike & Tina Turner	It Aint Nobody's Business
Bola Sete	Rio De Janiero "Rio De Janiero" by "Bola Sete"
Ramones, The	Listen To My Heart "Listen To My Heart" by "Ramones, The"
Gary Lewis and The Playboys	I Don't Want To Make That Mistake Again
Hopeless Homer	New Way Rockin' "New Way Rockin'" by "Hopeless Homer"
Edwin Starr	All Around The World "All Around The World" by "Edwin Starr"
Explorers Club, The	Lost My Head "Lost My Head" by "Explorers Club, The"
Los Mac's	Red Rubber Ball "Red Rubber Ball" by "Los Mac's"
Moon Mullican	Big City Woman "Big City Woman" by "Moon Mullican"
Bobby Marchan	Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu
Now Generation	Alone Again Naturally
Marshall Crenshaw	Something's Gonna Happen
Gaggas	Keep On Running "Keep On Running" by "Gaggas"
Hartwell Littlejohn	Gloria "Gloria" by "Hartwell Littlejohn"
Junior Wells	There's A Man Down There
Split Enz	What's The Matter With You?
Gear System, The	Last Night I Made A Little Girl Cry
Kenny Vaughan	Hot Like That (live at the Ernest Tubb Record Shop)
Dumpy "Piano" Rice	The In Crowd "The In Crowd" by "Dumpy "Piano" Rice"
Lena Horn	Love Bug "Love Bug" by "Lena Horn"
Talking Heads	Pulled Up "Pulled Up" by "Talking Heads"
Peter Fenton	Small Town "Small Town" by "Peter Fenton"
Merle Haggard	California on My Mind
George jackson	Stuck On Love "Stuck On Love" by "George jackson"
Steve Ward	Switch It On "Switch It On" by "Steve Ward"
Los Pasos	Te Quiero Porque Te Quiero
Robbie Fulks	Countrier Then Thou "Countrier Then Thou" by "Robbie Fulks"
Herb Hardesty w/ Walter "Papoose" Nelson	Why Did We Have To Part?
Grace Denton	Girls In Green "Girls In Green" by "Grace Denton"
Unit 4 + 2	Too Fast, Too Slow "Too Fast, Too Slow" by "Unit 4 + 2"
Rolling Stones, The	Little By Little
Nancy Wilson	(You Dont Know) How Glad I Am
Pee Wee King	Singin' As I Go "Singin' As I Go" by "Pee Wee King"
A MINUTE WITH	SCOTT SCHINDER "SCOTT SCHINDER" by "A MINUTE WITH"
Fresh Prince	Prank "Prank" by "Fresh Prince"
Beatle Fans	"Beatle Fans"
WRC	Custody To Our Grocer "Custody To Our Grocer" by "WRC"

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5) The Chandler Travis Philharmonic “Right Back Where We Started From”
6) Paul Collins “Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling”
7) The Dahlmanns "Ring Ring"
8) Dennis Diken with Bell Sound “Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)”
9) Mike Doughty "Take Me Home, Country Roads"
10) Eugene Edwards “I Hear You Knocking”
11) The Explorers Club “Don’t Pull Your Love”
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Listener comments!
	11:14am Sean T.: Hey what happened to my first comment? Is there censorship on here now? and if so what did I say wrong?
	11:21am ej: Mike, I wish my wife was here! (on a trip to take care of my aging father-in-law) She'd be rockin, to these grrrrreat oldies! I'll just have to enjoy them and love her from here Thanks!
	11:21am HAL: I'm sorry Sean T., I'm afraid I can't answer that.
	11:22am Mike East: Ahh! Too many links I want to check out, not enough time! Also, I'm waayy behind on the WTF podcast since I no longer have an ipod. I gotta catch up on that.
	11:26am Primordius: Was that what Ike told Tina to say when people asked her where she got those bruises?
	11:42am Bob: I'll bet Skeeter Davis was cool to James Brown when he turned up.
	11:50am erella: Great show, as usual. Thank you.
	11:52am Michael Shelley: Thanks Erella!
	11:55am Mike East: ..."when all is said and done, it makes good toast." hahahahahahaha
	11:59am drewo: Enjoying the show and reading the links. Mike Nesmith not a believer?
	12:05pm PBatlan: Sounds fine to me via internet Michael!
	12:06pm Michael Shelley: PB - do you hear the noisy bits on this split enz song?
	12:08pm Mike East: Warren Haynes, Greg Allman, and Peter Frampton were in our studio last week. They played "There's a Man Down There"
	12:09pm PBatlan: Hmmmm.. yes there is a bit of "jitter" but in light of the equipment situation Iwould say you are at 95%. I am listening iat 128K stream over a Motu 196hx AD thru a good pair of Tannoy monitors and the sound is "decent"
	12:10pm PBatlan: Better than my spelling! But hey it is my day off...
	12:15pm ?: I was in the "In Crowd" till I got caught singing this song. Kicked out
	12:16pm G: I'm just wondering why/how a link to all 43 minutes of the mid-70s solo album of Chris Squire (Yes bassist) would have ended up as an uppermost "maybe you'd like" link on the "beatles puppets" youtube page.... I guess it's just that some recent viewer was a Beatles-and-Yes fan, but I was really expecting a bunch of other Beatles-theme vids...
	12:18pm Sean T.: Wow, the Heads. Surprised!
	12:20pm G: Roots Heads :)
	12:21pm Sean T.: Did you know they asked Adrian Belew to replace Byrne as the frontman for the band when things got tense. He declined. Would have been interesting though.
	12:21pm kw: Probably D Byrne's finest moment
	12:23pm G: @ST: And that happened anyway. Crim!
	12:28pm Sean T.: G- I think it would have been very different than the Crismson sound with a Franz-Weymouth rhythm section versus Bruford-Levin. I suspect more dance oriented like Tom Tom (which he played on before falling out with those guys over Songwriting credits)
	12:29pm G: True! But Belew did step in as a lead man for a troubled successful act!
	12:31pm Michael: Just a heads up that our $400 donation was all the money that was raised the past two nights by sales of autographed posters by The dB's at their two shows here at the Hideout in Chicago!
	12:33pm Michael Shelley: Awesome Michael - Thanks!
	12:33pm HAL: In regards to the Dylan article, Mr. Roberts liked the show, though one of the fans comments had the words “iconic” and “Huey Lewis” in the same sentence. Nuff said.
	12:36pm paul: Football season has messed up my listening schedule. I've missed far too many MS shows.
	12:37pm seang: Huey Lewis rulz
	12:38pm Mr Helpful: @paul: Watch the second half of the game. Don't bother with the first half.
	12:40pm paul: Thanks, Mr. Helpful. That was, uh, helpful :)
	12:43pm paul2: this is the worst
	12:44pm Michael Shelley: What is the worst?
	12:46pm paul: paul2, what is the worst?
	12:47pm Sean T.: HAL re:Dylan I am no expert having been to 2 Dylan shows, most recently in 2000, but I though it was hysterical that one complaint was that he was changing the songs so they were not immediately recognizable. DUH! I am convinced not to spend any of my meager earnings on a Dylan show this time around, but the last thing I would expect is to see him perform one of his songs as I expect.
	12:50pm paul: Saw Dylan in the mid-90's and it was pretty bad.
	12:53pm Sean T.: paul The show I saw in 2000 in Brussels was great. He was dressed in black leather and was clearly channeling Elvis Presley in his treatment of his material. Unfortunately his guitar playing was already becoming minimized I think due to a medical issue like arthritis.
	12:54pm gene sculatti: Michael, great re-contexturalizing on this show! The T. Heads and N. Wilson tracks sounded so fresh.

Michael Shelley: Playlist from November 17, 2012

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