WFMU: Matt Fiveash: Playlist from April 24, 2014

Listener comments!
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: Hoo boy! Howdy, Matt and all!
	2:02pm Matt F: Hi LJFW and hi in advance to everybody else. And thusly my hi-saying concludes for this afternoon!
	2:08pm doca: Hi, Matt, first time listening to your show
	2:08pm Carmichael: Ola Senor Cinco Ash. I just recently became aware of James Hunter through mu local PBS TV station. Love that soul sound.
	2:08pm Matt F: Don't worry, I'll be gentle.
	2:14pm Zev: You can wind up with a greet selection of Brill building/Motown deep cuts if you check the Brit band covers. At least that's how it worked for me back in the day. (e.g. "Putty", "I'll Keep Holding On" "Go Now")
	2:16pm Matt F: Speaking of Shirelles cover bands...
	2:16pm Stanley: Hi Matt I've just torn myself away from Diane Kamikaze's show, where I got numbed out by heavy (and I mean heavy) rock music. The feeling is coming back to my body now.
	2:18pm Carmichael: I found some comp CDs from the Piccadilly and Pye labels. Some great Brit bands.
	2:22pm Carmichael: Wow, just talking about the short, tragic life of Lee Morgan over on Irwin's board yesterday.
	2:32pm Doug Schulkind: Today is the birthday of another tenor titan, the "Little Giant" Johnny Griffin. After 4pm, check out this blowing session with both birthday boys and George Adams: mosaicrecords.tumblr.com...
	2:34pm Matt F: Yes! I was gonna do both but I don't have as much Johnny Griffin material to work with.
	2:34pm listener james from westwood: I did not know that Steely Dan cut had a precedent to which its opening nodded. Now I do!
	2:35pm Matt F: After Horace is done, listen carefully to Joe's solo on this one. Amazing.
	2:35pm Matt F: Rikki don't lose that songwriting credit...
	2:36pm Carmichael: Ya, not like Jake Holmes did with Dazed and Confused.
	2:37pm awkward jack: Steely Horace
	2:41pm Matt F: Speaking of Lee Morgan...
	2:42pm Mailman Tom: Music to read crime fiction by.
	2:44pm Matt F: Tom- recently read "Slayground" by Richard Stark (Donald Westlake). Highly, highly recommended! As are all of Stark's Parker novels, if you're not familiar. But especially Slayground.
	2:46pm Mailman Tom: I wrote that down. Thanks!
	2:56pm northguineahills: Music to cure my sinus face ache.
	3:01pm Doug Schulkind: I live about a mile from a theater named for Billy "Sweet Pea" Strayhorn. He came to Pittsburgh as a toddler and has been identified as a 'burgher ever since. Or so I am told.
	3:02pm Brian in UK: Delicious, Matt.
	3:12pm listener james from westwood: We should all get such sweet birthday tributes. Of course, first I'd need a body of recorded work.
	3:12pm Len: You like Westlake! I pledged to the right guy.
	3:13pm efd: If you asked me to name people who have covered "Psychotic Reaction" I probably would have gone through five or six hundred names before I got to Brenton Wood.
	3:14pm Matt F: He was on the same label as the Count Five. I think he got strong-armed into it...
	3:14pm Doug Schulkind: I included Wood's Psychotic Reaction on a past marathon premium. The one about... insanity.
	3:18pm John Funke: Playing music already? I thought you were gonna put last set's back announcing through the Schaapanizer! Great stuff, Matt!
	3:18pm Matt F: "To recap once more..." Hiya Johnziewonzie!
	3:19pm efd: @Doug excellent choice!
	3:23pm Jeff Golick: Why was Fiveash afraid of Sevenash?
	3:24pm Jeff Golick: It's a trick question.
	3:29pm Jeff Golick: Fiveash ain't afraid of nobody.
	3:30pm Andy S.: Saw Charlie Feathers live at the old Lone Star Cafe on 13th Street. A haunted and haunting performance -- can't remember what songs he sang, just the unforgettable vibe.
	3:31pm Maslaki: Hi Matt--I am late to the party...
	3:31pm Jeff Golick: That said, Sevenash Eight Nineash.
	3:34pm Hackensack Slim: Hey Matt Nice Johnny Thunders vibe. Great show as usual.
	3:35pm Matt F: Never saw Charlie. I did see Bubba Feathers at the Ponderosa Stomp. He had a mullet and a tiedyed tee shirt and an uncool-looking guitar, and he was great! so much more rockabilly than any clown with a wallet chain and hair products.
	3:36pm Zev: Love this version! Better sounding drums (how's that possible??)
	3:38pm Jeff Golick: Also, I'm 9-years-old and late for my afternoon nap. Enjoying the show too much to settle down!
	3:39pm Zev: (I once made a mix-tape of my fave 60's punk w/ pounding drums. Started with Hipsville on one side and a buncha NothWest tunes on the other.)
	3:42pm Andy S.: Boy, that was about the greatest Little Walter track I'd never heard before. Was this the B-side of something? I have a bunch of his singles -- maybe this is on one of them!
	3:43pm Matt F: Andy, that was one of those repros from England. It might not have even been on a 45 in its time...
	3:53pm northguineahills: Digging the rembetica.
	3:55pm Jaro: Hey wait, I just got here..don't everybody leave now..aww nertz!
	3:57pm Doug Schulkind: Did she really say Billy Ocean?
	3:57pm Matt F: Yup!
	3:58pm Stanley: Billy O'Shawn
	3:59pm Andy S.: Did she really mention Phil Collins and Steve Shelley in the same sentence?!?
	4:00pm Matt F: Yup.
	4:00pm drr: Prank calls...I feel like the Michael Shelley Show is about to end.
	4:00pm SeanG: Damn, I missed a Billy Ocean reference.
	4:02pm listener james from westwood: Here comes Rex! Or, er, the stream! Thanks a ton, Matt, for the great show!
	4:03pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Be sure to tune in to the WFMU Mothership this evening as Nazario Scenario's AMANDA fills in for Dave the Spazz!!! That's tonight on WFMU, 9pm to midnight.
	4:05pm Stanley: Yeah!

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from April 24, 2014

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April 24, 2014: Featuring a Joe Henderson Birthday set

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
The James Hunter Six	Chicken Switch	Minute By Minute	Daptone	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Shirelles	Putty (In Your Hands)	Baby It's You	Sundazed	0:03:13 (Pop-up)
The Olympics	I'll Do A Little Bit More	Dr. Boogie Presents Wasa Wasa	Sub Rosa	0:05:38 (Pop-up)
The Stooges	Loose "Loose" by "The Stooges"	Fun House	Elektra	0:08:10 (Pop-up)
Blacktop	Baby "Baby" by "Blacktop"	I Got a Baaad Feelin' About This: The Complete Recordings	In the Red	0:11:36 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	I'm Talking About You	On Air - Live at the BBC Vol 2	Apple/Capitol	0:15:23 (Pop-up)
Happy Birthday Joe Henderson! "Happy Birthday Joe Henderson!"
Lee Morgan	The Sidewinder "The Sidewinder" by "Lee Morgan"	The Sidewinder	Blue Note	0:21:34 (Pop-up)
Horace Silver	Song for My Father "Song for My Father" by "Horace Silver"	Song for My Father	Blue Note	0:31:48 (Pop-up)
Joe Henderson	Caribbean Fire Dance	Mode for Joe	Blue Note	0:38:56 (Pop-up)
Joe Henderson with the Wynton Kelly Trio	Stardust/Old Folks	Four!	Verve	0:45:46 (Pop-up)
Joe Henderson	Lush Life "Lush Life" by "Joe Henderson"	Lush Life: the Music of Billy Strayhorn	Verve	0:57:29 (Pop-up)

Dee Clark	Nobody But You "Nobody But You" by "Dee Clark"	Keep It Up	Charly	1:07:02 (Pop-up)
Brenton Wood	Psychotic Reaction "Psychotic Reaction" by "Brenton Wood"	18 More of the Best	Original Sound	1:09:51 (Pop-up)
The Other Half	Mr. Pharmacist "Mr. Pharmacist" by "The Other Half"	Mr. Pharmacist	Eva	1:11:59 (Pop-up)
The Groupies	Primitive "Primitive" by "The Groupies"	Born Bad Volume One	Born Bad	1:14:28 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Last of the Steam Powered Trains	Are The Village Green Preservation Society (Deluxe)	Sanctuary Midline	1:17:55 (Pop-up)
Howlin' Wolf	Smokestack Lightnin'	Moanin' in the Moonlight	Chess	1:21:56 (Pop-up)
Link Wray & the Raymen	The Swag "The Swag" by "Link Wray & the Raymen"	Rock N' Roll Rumble	Charly	1:24:52 (Pop-up)
Charlie Feathers	Wide River "Wide River" by "Charlie Feathers"	Uh Huh Honey	Norton	1:27:19 (Pop-up)

Gino and the Goons	Troubled "Troubled" by "Gino and the Goons"	7"	Total Punk	1:32:34 (Pop-up)
The Litter	A Legal Matter "A Legal Matter" by "The Litter"	7"	Sundazed	1:35:38 (Pop-up)
Little Walter	Come Back Baby "Come Back Baby" by "Little Walter"	7"	Checker	1:37:59 (Pop-up)
Jesse Stone & His Band featuring Mickey Baker	Runaway	7"	Atlantic	1:40:54 (Pop-up)
James Brown & the Famous Flames	Come Over Here	7"	King	1:42:58 (Pop-up)
The Deli-Cados	Granny Baby "Granny Baby" by "The Deli-Cados"	7"	Norton	1:45:43 (Pop-up)
Jimmy & Johnny	I Can't Find the Doorknob	Rarest Rockabilly & Hillbilly Boogie: The Best of Ace Rockabilly	Ace	1:47:34 (Pop-up)
Markos Vamvakaris	Don't Be Stubborn With Me	My Only Consolation: Classic Pireotic Rembetica 1932-1946	Rounder	1:50:06 (Pop-up)
Earles and Jensen	Barbara: A Realistic Portrait	Just Farr a Laugh	Matador	1:53:34 (Pop-up)
John Lee Hooker	Alberta "Alberta" by "John Lee Hooker"	Graveyard Blues	Specialty	1:58:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: Hoo boy! Howdy, Matt and all!
	2:02pm Matt F: Hi LJFW and hi in advance to everybody else. And thusly my hi-saying concludes for this afternoon!
	2:08pm doca: Hi, Matt, first time listening to your show
	2:08pm Carmichael: Ola Senor Cinco Ash. I just recently became aware of James Hunter through mu local PBS TV station. Love that soul sound.
	2:08pm Matt F: Don't worry, I'll be gentle.
	2:14pm Zev: You can wind up with a greet selection of Brill building/Motown deep cuts if you check the Brit band covers. At least that's how it worked for me back in the day. (e.g. "Putty", "I'll Keep Holding On" "Go Now")
	2:16pm Matt F: Speaking of Shirelles cover bands...
	2:16pm Stanley: Hi Matt I've just torn myself away from Diane Kamikaze's show, where I got numbed out by heavy (and I mean heavy) rock music. The feeling is coming back to my body now.
	2:18pm Carmichael: I found some comp CDs from the Piccadilly and Pye labels. Some great Brit bands.
	2:22pm Carmichael: Wow, just talking about the short, tragic life of Lee Morgan over on Irwin's board yesterday.
	2:32pm Doug Schulkind: Today is the birthday of another tenor titan, the "Little Giant" Johnny Griffin. After 4pm, check out this blowing session with both birthday boys and George Adams: mosaicrecords.tumblr.com...
	2:34pm Matt F: Yes! I was gonna do both but I don't have as much Johnny Griffin material to work with.
	2:34pm listener james from westwood: I did not know that Steely Dan cut had a precedent to which its opening nodded. Now I do!
	2:35pm Matt F: After Horace is done, listen carefully to Joe's solo on this one. Amazing.
	2:35pm Matt F: Rikki don't lose that songwriting credit...
	2:36pm Carmichael: Ya, not like Jake Holmes did with Dazed and Confused.
	2:37pm awkward jack: Steely Horace
	2:41pm Matt F: Speaking of Lee Morgan...
	2:42pm Mailman Tom: Music to read crime fiction by.
	2:44pm Matt F: Tom- recently read "Slayground" by Richard Stark (Donald Westlake). Highly, highly recommended! As are all of Stark's Parker novels, if you're not familiar. But especially Slayground.
	2:46pm Mailman Tom: I wrote that down. Thanks!
	2:56pm northguineahills: Music to cure my sinus face ache.
	3:01pm Doug Schulkind: I live about a mile from a theater named for Billy "Sweet Pea" Strayhorn. He came to Pittsburgh as a toddler and has been identified as a 'burgher ever since. Or so I am told.
	3:02pm Brian in UK: Delicious, Matt.
	3:12pm listener james from westwood: We should all get such sweet birthday tributes. Of course, first I'd need a body of recorded work.
	3:12pm Len: You like Westlake! I pledged to the right guy.
	3:13pm efd: If you asked me to name people who have covered "Psychotic Reaction" I probably would have gone through five or six hundred names before I got to Brenton Wood.
	3:14pm Matt F: He was on the same label as the Count Five. I think he got strong-armed into it...
	3:14pm Doug Schulkind: I included Wood's Psychotic Reaction on a past marathon premium. The one about... insanity.
	3:18pm John Funke: Playing music already? I thought you were gonna put last set's back announcing through the Schaapanizer! Great stuff, Matt!
	3:18pm Matt F: "To recap once more..." Hiya Johnziewonzie!
	3:19pm efd: @Doug excellent choice!
	3:23pm Jeff Golick: Why was Fiveash afraid of Sevenash?
	3:24pm Jeff Golick: It's a trick question.
	3:29pm Jeff Golick: Fiveash ain't afraid of nobody.
	3:30pm Andy S.: Saw Charlie Feathers live at the old Lone Star Cafe on 13th Street. A haunted and haunting performance -- can't remember what songs he sang, just the unforgettable vibe.
	3:31pm Maslaki: Hi Matt--I am late to the party...
	3:31pm Jeff Golick: That said, Sevenash Eight Nineash.
	3:34pm Hackensack Slim: Hey Matt Nice Johnny Thunders vibe. Great show as usual.
	3:35pm Matt F: Never saw Charlie. I did see Bubba Feathers at the Ponderosa Stomp. He had a mullet and a tiedyed tee shirt and an uncool-looking guitar, and he was great! so much more rockabilly than any clown with a wallet chain and hair products.
	3:36pm Zev: Love this version! Better sounding drums (how's that possible??)
	3:38pm Jeff Golick: Also, I'm 9-years-old and late for my afternoon nap. Enjoying the show too much to settle down!
	3:39pm Zev: (I once made a mix-tape of my fave 60's punk w/ pounding drums. Started with Hipsville on one side and a buncha NothWest tunes on the other.)
	3:42pm Andy S.: Boy, that was about the greatest Little Walter track I'd never heard before. Was this the B-side of something? I have a bunch of his singles -- maybe this is on one of them!
	3:43pm Matt F: Andy, that was one of those repros from England. It might not have even been on a 45 in its time...
	3:53pm northguineahills: Digging the rembetica.
	3:55pm Jaro: Hey wait, I just got here..don't everybody leave now..aww nertz!
	3:57pm Doug Schulkind: Did she really say Billy Ocean?
	3:57pm Matt F: Yup!
	3:58pm Stanley: Billy O'Shawn
	3:59pm Andy S.: Did she really mention Phil Collins and Steve Shelley in the same sentence?!?
	4:00pm Matt F: Yup.
	4:00pm drr: Prank calls...I feel like the Michael Shelley Show is about to end.
	4:00pm SeanG: Damn, I missed a Billy Ocean reference.
	4:02pm listener james from westwood: Here comes Rex! Or, er, the stream! Thanks a ton, Matt, for the great show!
	4:03pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Be sure to tune in to the WFMU Mothership this evening as Nazario Scenario's AMANDA fills in for Dave the Spazz!!! That's tonight on WFMU, 9pm to midnight.
	4:05pm Stanley: Yeah!

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from April 24, 2014

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