WFMU: Ted Barron: Playlist from January 10, 2013

Listener comments!
	3:04pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, that was Carl Perkins! I liked that version! The original Kenny Rogers is fine, and I like the lyrics, but it's good to shake up the style and add some variation every so often. Hey Ted!
	3:09pm Ted: Mel Tillis wrote it, and there's probably 100 versions.
	3:12pm Listener Simon in SF: Hey Ted -- longtime fan, first-time playlist commenter. Love your show and your blog.
	3:13pm Ted: Welcome, Simon.
	3:18pm Listener Simon in SF: I don't know what I've been listening to for the past several minutes, but I think it wouldn't have been conceivable without the existence of "Sister Ray".
	3:20pm Bruce: For the first time in awhile, I'm listening Live this week. So, I'm also able to drop a comment... Howdy, Ted.
	3:22pm Ted: Howdy!
	3:22pm Listener Simon in SF: That's how I have always got 'em, Bruce ... from the archive.
	3:26pm Sean B.: This is one very eclectic & strange set from you today,Ted.I'm liking that.
	3:27pm Matt from Springfield: Eclectic and/or strange is always good!
	3:27pm Listener Simon in SF: Oh, wait, no wonder I was confused -- I was listening to the "Strength Through Failure" 'cast.
	3:30pm Ralph and Susan (UK): Loving the show today, great mix, great to hear more T.Rex
	3:32pm Listener Simon in SF: What a fuck up I am!
	3:39pm Matt from Springfield: @Simon: It happens to the best of us alternate streamers! :)
	3:40pm Listener Simon in SF: A Stones tune would sound good about now.
	3:40pm Matt from Springfield: Wooohooo! Never heard this Sam & Dave one before, this rocks! The Ichiban Artists-in-(Digital)Residence for this month.
	3:43pm Listener Simon in SF: Albert King is kicking my ass, crackle and all!
	3:47pm Sean B.: Scratchy 45's with played with a heavy tone arm setting sound better than any CD Ever!=LET THE GLAZE WASH OVER YOU!.
	3:49pm Matt from Springfield: @Sean: Rays of Glaze brightnin' up my soul...
	3:52pm Matt from Springfield: Mickey Murray--he sounds a bit like Joe Tex.
	3:53pm Listener Simon in SF: I need to go somewhere near Wikipedia and look at the name of the drummer on that Chambers Bros. track. Frantic!
	3:56pm Bruce: It's always time for the Ronettes.
	3:56pm Sean B.: @Matt Yesereebob!.When I was a kid all I had was this cheapo 8 track/turntable combo;When certain 45's when start to be "unplayable" I would put a nickle on the tone arm so the record would play through the deep scratches.Ahhh...the good old days.
	3:56pm Matt from Springfield: Swinging Spectorpop!
	3:56pm Listener Simon in SF: Do I love you?! Yes I do!
	3:57pm Tom from Connecticut: I heard that Slim Harpo met his demise while working underneath a car when the jack slipped and crushed him to death.
	3:57pm mark in toronto: there's a nice Chambers Bros. track featured near the end of the movie Not Fade Away
	3:59pm Matt from Springfield: The Who Actually Sell Out
	4:00pm Matt from Springfield: @Sean: Joe McG calls the final end of a vinyl disc "the Grooveyard"--way to extend the life a little bit more!
	4:01pm Tom from Connecticut: Hey Mark, is Not Fade Away worth seeing?
	4:04pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, Keith Moon solo. "Released March 1975 (US) April 1975 (UK)" That was his first album, and sadly due to circumstances was indeed his last album as well.
	4:04pm Listener Simon in SF: Whoah, brilliant, Ted -- this whole Keith Moon thing!
	4:05pm Ted: Glad you're diggin' it.
	4:07pm Matt from Springfield: Typical of band members' solo releases, Keith had a great ensemble of musician pals playing for his album. "Guitars: Joe Walsh, John Sebastian, Jesse Ed Davis, Spencer Davis, Mike Condello, Beau Guss, Paul Lenart, Patti Quatro, Al Staehely, John Staehely, Skip Edwards, Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar. "Bass guitars: Klaus Voormann, David Birkett, Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar, Jean Millington, Jimmie Randall, Paul Stallworth. "Drums, percussion: Keith Moon, Ringo Starr, Jim Keltner, Cam Davis, Miguel Ferrer, Ron Grinel, James Ed Haymer, Mickey McGee, Curly Smith."
	4:08pm Sean B.: Dogs Pt.2 = Brilliant!!!. FYI!. Without The Who, my life would have been a miserable,shallow existence.Thank you,TED!.Great spot.
	4:08pm Matt from Springfield: Alex Chilton's really got the feel for early Who here!
	4:09pm Sean B.: @Matt Fooled me for a few...
	4:09pm Ted: There was very little he couldn't do, if he felt like it.
	4:10pm Matt from Springfield: I agree! Where Have All the Good Times Gone! Get Yer Kinks Out!
	4:11pm Listener Simon in SF: @MattfS I had a cassette of his only solo album.
	4:13pm Matt from Springfield: All right! The BBs diggin' "The Letter"! @Simon: They have a nice CD reissue out now--it has the radio spot that Ted played, among other bonus tracks.
	4:14pm Listener Simon in SF: Those Beach Boys -- they could have been HUGE!
	4:21pm Listener Simon in SF: Please let me love you and it won't be long - not the best dick advertisement ever.
	4:23pm mark in toronto: Tom: I can't fully recommend the movie. The music is good, but I spent a lot of time thinking about just how much of their budget went to music rights. It's nice that it was a cast of unknowns (the central core of young people). At the end I was thinking it's something Cameron Crowe would have made 10 years ago, or similar to the movies That Will Be The Day/Stardust.
	4:23pm Matt from Springfield: @Simon: Ha ha! You should've been on Amanda Nazario's playlist yesterday :) www.wfmu.org...
	4:24pm Matt from Springfield: @Ted: This is OCD-finnicky, but Stills-Young Band has a hyphen...
	4:26pm Ted: Duly Noted
	4:28pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Ted! :) I was WONDERING if that "Terry" was Terry Melcher!
	4:34pm Matt from Springfield: Yay new listener-commenters Bruce and Simon! Yay returning listener-commenters! Yay everything about Ted's show and the Ichiban!
	4:35pm Matt from Springfield: Thin Lizzy!!
	4:37pm Holly in NC: Hi Ted - Happy New Year! Will have to listen to archive, sorry. Hi also Matt from S :-)
	4:38pm Ted: Hi Holly.
	4:43pm Matt from Springfield: Hi there Holly! :)
	4:43pm Ben in LA: Ted! checkin' in. Great show
	4:43pm Matt from Springfield: "More Rock n Roll Rarities From The Golden Era of Chess Records" -- sounds like an amazing comp.
	4:52pm Matt from Springfield: Good Only Ones!
	4:55pm Ralph and Susan (UK): air accordion solo
	4:59pm Tom from Connecticut: Saw The Buzzcocks at Toads Place in New Haven back in the day, great band!
	4:59pm Matt from Springfield: @RSUK: YES! :)
	5:00pm Matt from Springfield: Awesome, Tom!
	5:00pm Charles: What the hell is this?
	5:03pm Dominick: great show Ted
	5:05pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Ted! I agree with Dominick, amazing show, in fact! Have a great day everyone!
	5:11pm Ted: Thanks everyone, see you next week...
	2:08pm Firebottle: Just listened to the "last" show, and it was great! Sorry to hear the news. I always looked forward to listening to your show & Matt's show.
	3:16pm Adam from NC: Last show?!? What happened? I was wondering why there was no show 2 weeks in a row.
	9:14am MARIO BERMUDEZ: ME ENCANTO ESTE TEMA NO SE PODRA BAJAR PARA TENERLO-GRACIAS POR TUS MUSICABENDICIONES

Ted Barron: Playlist from January 10, 2013

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January 10, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Carl Perkins	Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town	My Kind Of Country	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Johnny Darrell	Why You Been Gone So Long	Why You Been Gone So Long	0:06:32 (Pop-up)
Fred Neil	Bleecker & MacDougal "Bleecker & MacDougal" by "Fred Neil"	Bleecker & MacDougal	0:09:18 (Pop-up)
Todd Snider	Thin Wild Mercury "Thin Wild Mercury" by "Todd Snider"	The Devil You Know	0:12:07 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians	So You Think You're In Love	Perspex Island	0:12:45 (Pop-up)
The Replacements	Portland "Portland" by "The Replacements"	Don't Tell A Soul (Reissue)	0:17:33 (Pop-up)
T. Rex	Raw Ramp "Raw Ramp" by "T. Rex"	20th Century Boy: The Ultimate Collection	0:21:51 (Pop-up)
The Bottle Rockets	I'll Be Coming Around	The Brooklyn Side	0:27:21 (Pop-up)
Orange Juice	You Old Eccentric "You Old Eccentric" by "Orange Juice"	Ostrich Churchyard	0:30:05 (Pop-up)
The Reigning Sound	If You Can't Give Me Everything	Too Much Guitar	0:33:00 (Pop-up)

Slim Harpo	I've Been A Good Thing (For You)	The Original King Bee	0:34:32 (Pop-up)
Sam & Dave	Said I Wasn't Gonna Tell Nobody	Stax 45	0:41:03 (Pop-up)
Albert King	Crosscut Saw "Crosscut Saw" by "Albert King"	Born Under a Bad Sign	0:43:22 (Pop-up)
Little Ed & The Soundmasters Band	It's a Dream	Fised/Eccentric Soul 45	0:45:48 (Pop-up)
The Chambers Brothers	I Can't Stand It	The Time Has Come	0:48:15 (Pop-up)
The Gifts	Rock My Soul "Rock My Soul" by "The Gifts"	Ballad 45	0:50:50 (Pop-up)
Mickey Murray	Going Back To Alabama	People are Together	0:53:15 (Pop-up)
	a song		0:54:41 (Pop-up)
The Ronnettes	Do I Love You "Do I Love You" by "The Ronnettes"	Back To Mono	0:58:04 (Pop-up)
The Who	Great Shakes Commercial "Great Shakes Commercial" by "The Who"	The Who Sell Out	1:00:20 (Pop-up)
The Who	A Legal Matter "A Legal Matter" by "The Who"	Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy	1:01:22 (Pop-up)
Keith Moon	U.S. Radio Spot "U.S. Radio Spot" by "Keith Moon"	Two Sides of the Moon	1:04:11 (Pop-up)
Keith Moon	Don't Worry Baby "Don't Worry Baby" by "Keith Moon"	Two Sides of the Moon	1:05:13 (Pop-up)
Alex Chilton	Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere	Who Covers Who	1:09:47 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Where Have All the Good Times Gone	Kinks Kontroversy	1:11:17 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	The Letter "The Letter" by "The Beach Boys"	1967 Rehearsal	1:14:05 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	I Get Around "I Get Around" by "The Rolling Stones"	Bootleg	1:16:51 (Pop-up)
Paul Revere and the Raiders	Good Thing	Spirit of '67	1:18:31 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	It Won't Be Wrong "It Won't Be Wrong" by "The Byrds"	Turn, Turn, Turn!	1:21:38 (Pop-up)
Bruce & Terry	Four Strong Winds "Four Strong Winds" by "Bruce & Terry"	The Best of Bruce and Terry	1:23:37 (Pop-up)
Stills-Young Band	Long May You Run	Long May You Run

Thin Lizzy	The Cowboy Song "The Cowboy Song" by "Thin Lizzy"	Jailbreak	1:37:07 (Pop-up)
Tav Falco's Panther Burns	White Silver Sands	Deep in the Shadows	1:40:58 (Pop-up)
Chuck Berry	House of Blue Lights "House of Blue Lights" by "Chuck Berry"	More Rock n Roll Rarities From The Golden Era of Chess Records	1:44:23 (Pop-up)
Lloyd Arnold	Tennessee Twist "Tennessee Twist" by "Lloyd Arnold"	Memphis 45	1:46:21 (Pop-up)
Rod Stewart	Twisting The Night Away	Mercury 45	1:48:03 (Pop-up)
Earth Girl Helen Brown (Sonny Smith)	I Wanna Do It	Turn Up 45	1:51:50 (Pop-up)
The Only Ones	You've Got To Pay "You've Got To Pay" by "The Only Ones"	Special View	1:53:48 (Pop-up)
Johnny Allen	Promised Land "Promised Land" by "Johnny Allen"	Stiff 45	1:56:28 (Pop-up)
The Buzzcocks	Real World "Real World" by "The Buzzcocks"	Love Bites	1:58:32 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson	Don't Slander Me "Don't Slander Me" by "Roky Erickson"	Dynamic 45	2:02:30 (Pop-up)
The Saints	Story of Love "Story of Love" by "The Saints"	(I'm) Stranded	2:06:00 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, that was Carl Perkins! I liked that version! The original Kenny Rogers is fine, and I like the lyrics, but it's good to shake up the style and add some variation every so often. Hey Ted!
	3:09pm Ted: Mel Tillis wrote it, and there's probably 100 versions.
	3:12pm Listener Simon in SF: Hey Ted -- longtime fan, first-time playlist commenter. Love your show and your blog.
	3:13pm Ted: Welcome, Simon.
	3:18pm Listener Simon in SF: I don't know what I've been listening to for the past several minutes, but I think it wouldn't have been conceivable without the existence of "Sister Ray".
	3:20pm Bruce: For the first time in awhile, I'm listening Live this week. So, I'm also able to drop a comment... Howdy, Ted.
	3:22pm Ted: Howdy!
	3:22pm Listener Simon in SF: That's how I have always got 'em, Bruce ... from the archive.
	3:26pm Sean B.: This is one very eclectic & strange set from you today,Ted.I'm liking that.
	3:27pm Matt from Springfield: Eclectic and/or strange is always good!
	3:27pm Listener Simon in SF: Oh, wait, no wonder I was confused -- I was listening to the "Strength Through Failure" 'cast.
	3:30pm Ralph and Susan (UK): Loving the show today, great mix, great to hear more T.Rex
	3:32pm Listener Simon in SF: What a fuck up I am!
	3:39pm Matt from Springfield: @Simon: It happens to the best of us alternate streamers! :)
	3:40pm Listener Simon in SF: A Stones tune would sound good about now.
	3:40pm Matt from Springfield: Wooohooo! Never heard this Sam & Dave one before, this rocks! The Ichiban Artists-in-(Digital)Residence for this month.
	3:43pm Listener Simon in SF: Albert King is kicking my ass, crackle and all!
	3:47pm Sean B.: Scratchy 45's with played with a heavy tone arm setting sound better than any CD Ever!=LET THE GLAZE WASH OVER YOU!.
	3:49pm Matt from Springfield: @Sean: Rays of Glaze brightnin' up my soul...
	3:52pm Matt from Springfield: Mickey Murray--he sounds a bit like Joe Tex.
	3:53pm Listener Simon in SF: I need to go somewhere near Wikipedia and look at the name of the drummer on that Chambers Bros. track. Frantic!
	3:56pm Bruce: It's always time for the Ronettes.
	3:56pm Sean B.: @Matt Yesereebob!.When I was a kid all I had was this cheapo 8 track/turntable combo;When certain 45's when start to be "unplayable" I would put a nickle on the tone arm so the record would play through the deep scratches.Ahhh...the good old days.
	3:56pm Matt from Springfield: Swinging Spectorpop!
	3:56pm Listener Simon in SF: Do I love you?! Yes I do!
	3:57pm Tom from Connecticut: I heard that Slim Harpo met his demise while working underneath a car when the jack slipped and crushed him to death.
	3:57pm mark in toronto: there's a nice Chambers Bros. track featured near the end of the movie Not Fade Away
	3:59pm Matt from Springfield: The Who Actually Sell Out
	4:00pm Matt from Springfield: @Sean: Joe McG calls the final end of a vinyl disc "the Grooveyard"--way to extend the life a little bit more!
	4:01pm Tom from Connecticut: Hey Mark, is Not Fade Away worth seeing?
	4:04pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, Keith Moon solo. "Released March 1975 (US) April 1975 (UK)" That was his first album, and sadly due to circumstances was indeed his last album as well.
	4:04pm Listener Simon in SF: Whoah, brilliant, Ted -- this whole Keith Moon thing!
	4:05pm Ted: Glad you're diggin' it.
	4:07pm Matt from Springfield: Typical of band members' solo releases, Keith had a great ensemble of musician pals playing for his album. "Guitars: Joe Walsh, John Sebastian, Jesse Ed Davis, Spencer Davis, Mike Condello, Beau Guss, Paul Lenart, Patti Quatro, Al Staehely, John Staehely, Skip Edwards, Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar. "Bass guitars: Klaus Voormann, David Birkett, Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar, Jean Millington, Jimmie Randall, Paul Stallworth. "Drums, percussion: Keith Moon, Ringo Starr, Jim Keltner, Cam Davis, Miguel Ferrer, Ron Grinel, James Ed Haymer, Mickey McGee, Curly Smith."
	4:08pm Sean B.: Dogs Pt.2 = Brilliant!!!. FYI!. Without The Who, my life would have been a miserable,shallow existence.Thank you,TED!.Great spot.
	4:08pm Matt from Springfield: Alex Chilton's really got the feel for early Who here!
	4:09pm Sean B.: @Matt Fooled me for a few...
	4:09pm Ted: There was very little he couldn't do, if he felt like it.
	4:10pm Matt from Springfield: I agree! Where Have All the Good Times Gone! Get Yer Kinks Out!
	4:11pm Listener Simon in SF: @MattfS I had a cassette of his only solo album.
	4:13pm Matt from Springfield: All right! The BBs diggin' "The Letter"! @Simon: They have a nice CD reissue out now--it has the radio spot that Ted played, among other bonus tracks.
	4:14pm Listener Simon in SF: Those Beach Boys -- they could have been HUGE!
	4:21pm Listener Simon in SF: Please let me love you and it won't be long - not the best dick advertisement ever.
	4:23pm mark in toronto: Tom: I can't fully recommend the movie. The music is good, but I spent a lot of time thinking about just how much of their budget went to music rights. It's nice that it was a cast of unknowns (the central core of young people). At the end I was thinking it's something Cameron Crowe would have made 10 years ago, or similar to the movies That Will Be The Day/Stardust.
	4:23pm Matt from Springfield: @Simon: Ha ha! You should've been on Amanda Nazario's playlist yesterday :) www.wfmu.org...
	4:24pm Matt from Springfield: @Ted: This is OCD-finnicky, but Stills-Young Band has a hyphen...
	4:26pm Ted: Duly Noted
	4:28pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Ted! :) I was WONDERING if that "Terry" was Terry Melcher!
	4:34pm Matt from Springfield: Yay new listener-commenters Bruce and Simon! Yay returning listener-commenters! Yay everything about Ted's show and the Ichiban!
	4:35pm Matt from Springfield: Thin Lizzy!!
	4:37pm Holly in NC: Hi Ted - Happy New Year! Will have to listen to archive, sorry. Hi also Matt from S :-)
	4:38pm Ted: Hi Holly.
	4:43pm Matt from Springfield: Hi there Holly! :)
	4:43pm Ben in LA: Ted! checkin' in. Great show
	4:43pm Matt from Springfield: "More Rock n Roll Rarities From The Golden Era of Chess Records" -- sounds like an amazing comp.
	4:52pm Matt from Springfield: Good Only Ones!
	4:55pm Ralph and Susan (UK): air accordion solo
	4:59pm Tom from Connecticut: Saw The Buzzcocks at Toads Place in New Haven back in the day, great band!
	4:59pm Matt from Springfield: @RSUK: YES! :)
	5:00pm Matt from Springfield: Awesome, Tom!
	5:00pm Charles: What the hell is this?
	5:03pm Dominick: great show Ted
	5:05pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Ted! I agree with Dominick, amazing show, in fact! Have a great day everyone!
	5:11pm Ted: Thanks everyone, see you next week...
	2:08pm Firebottle: Just listened to the "last" show, and it was great! Sorry to hear the news. I always looked forward to listening to your show & Matt's show.
	3:16pm Adam from NC: Last show?!? What happened? I was wondering why there was no show 2 weeks in a row.
	9:14am MARIO BERMUDEZ: ME ENCANTO ESTE TEMA NO SE PODRA BAJAR PARA TENERLO-GRACIAS POR TUS MUSICABENDICIONES

Ted Barron: Playlist from January 10, 2013

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