WFMU: Matt Fiveash: Playlist from May 15, 2014

Listener comments!
	1:58pm pacific standard simon: Matt-Maaaan... duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh...
	2:01pm Parq: Holy Hammond, MattMan! (Or is it a Farfisa?)
	2:01pm Monica: alright then!
	2:01pm listener james from westwood: How do, Matt and all!
	2:02pm Matt F: Hi everbody! Mashed Potatoes if you wanna...
	2:02pm pacific standard simon: Holee guacamole, Matt-Man, I'm feeling a little green around the gills! Too much tequila in my fish tank.
	2:04pm fleep: I'm organ-ized.
	2:07pm pacific standard simon: So that was MY poor life decision, last night.
	2:08pm Matt F: We've all been there. My current hangover cure: salt & vinegar potato chips and a can of ginger ale.
	2:09pm still b/p: Holy moley hully gully wooly bully funky monkey groove it move it -- and hinky dinky if Unca Michael will let us borrow jus' a cup.
	2:11pm Doug Schulkind: Salt & vinegar potato chips and a can of ginger ale—that's my cure for everything from scurvy to jake leg.
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: GODDAMIT...I missed the start.
	2:14pm Carmichael: Heya Matt. Just in time for the Sugarboy.
	2:14pm fleep: Casey Kasem spotted in Washington state
	2:15pm listener james from westwood: Man, I wish I could still do the ginger ale thing. Early-childhood saturation in the stuff following a tonsillectomy set me against it, seemingly for life. That Kasem story was frightening for a bit. Some of the descriptions of the caretaker relationship were reminiscent of those between Groucho Marx and his final, less than stellar wife.
	2:15pm Carmichael: Tequila makes me scream and throw furniture. No more for me, thanks. But a great India Pale Ale will do just fine.
	2:16pm pacific standard simon: Yeah, under my house.
	2:17pm pacific standard simon: Put the lime in the coconut.
	2:21pm Doug Schulkind: The only craving my wife got during pregnancy was for ginger ale. I got it, too, sympathetically. Or maybe just pathetically.
	2:21pm still b/p: Howard Hughes might have had the trophy-winning mad-malevolent keepers-in-late-life story.
	2:23pm pacific standard simon: Tonic water works for me.
	2:25pm listener james from westwood: Those Mormons just wanted Hughes to give them their blood back.
	2:25pm still b/p: I likes the ginger ale but you have to go looking for the exception or the newer craft versions to find some that the mad malevolent corn syrup pushers haven't dicked with.
	2:26pm davex: The bar is open, I see. Something without corn syrup for me, too, please.
	2:27pm Uncle Michael: I'm always looking for the hottest ginger ale I can find.
	2:28pm Doug Schulkind: Vernor's Ginger Ale is always a refreshing refreshment, provided you didn't want to peel the paint you'd previously quaffed.
	2:28pm pacific standard simon: Crabbie's Alcoholic Ginger Beer is what you want. It's $3 a bottle, though, which is highway robbery.
	2:30pm fleep: For tear-inducing ginger ale we go with Blenheim.
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: Vernors is good but it's not hot. I don't usually want any alcohol in it but I'd like to try that Crabbie's.
	2:34pm the beleaguered archivist: Schweppervescence!
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: Is there a bad version of this song?
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: I need to try Blenheim's Hot.
	2:36pm Parq: Dang, you guys must have some pretty bad-ass 7-11s in your nabes. I have to make do with Fresh Ginger's product, and it's often work to find even that.
	2:36pm still b/p: Speaking of blood.....The story this week about young blood making old mice young again had me worried immediately not just about about enterprising fraudsters but also about blood-harvesting by criminally ghoulish, murderous and inhuman means for the wealthy who'll pay anything for the fountain of youth. My blood ain't young enough to be worth the price of a ginger ale, a donut or a few Swedish fish at the penny candy store.
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Fresh Ginger?
	2:38pm listener james from westwood: still b/p: Larry Niven postulated a future in which organ rejection has been eliminated, so the demand for transplantable organs has led society to make a vast array of crimes capital offenses. Amateur harvesters of donors also arise, and are referred to as organleggers.
	2:39pm Mike East: I think Reeds has an Extra Ginger variety that is pretty hot.
	2:39pm Mike East: that is I know they have an extra ginger variety, and I think its pretty hot
	2:39pm the beleaguered archivist: Side subject: What is the consensus with regard to ginger beer?
	2:40pm Carmichael: Wasabi Ginger Ale?
	2:40pm fleep: It's not a 7-11, it's a fizzy mecca called Soda Pop Stop www.sodapopstop.com...
	2:41pm Parq: @UM: www.endlesssimmer.com...
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Ginger beer and ginger ale are indistinct terms of art.
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: Ooh, I can get Bruce Cost Fresh Ginger in Lawrence, KS.
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Parq!
	2:45pm still b/p: Organlegger sounds like a character surname in a W.C. Fields or Preston Sturges movie (Og Ogilvy, Kockenlocker, Ratzkywatzky).
	2:47pm MattBelow: Zally's burp guitar needs more airplay
	2:50pm Monica: oh hell yeah!
	2:51pm Matt F: Si Si!
	2:55pm davex: I like the route this set is taking.
	2:57pm Monica: now you're cookin' with gas, matt!
	3:02pm Andy S.: My first record-company junket, in 1978, was to Pasadena TX for a showcase at Gilley's starring Freddy Fender, Tommy McLain, and Warren Storm. Freddy was fat as hell but still sounded great -- those Tejana chicks were FALLING OUT over him! Remember thinking that I wasn't just the only Jew in that place but very possibly the only unarmed man...
	3:04pm philly joe: burn baby burn
	3:04pm Matt F: Andy, wow! Was Tommy McLain rockin' that Santa Claus look he has today? and Warren Storm and Freddy- that's a lotta mustache for one show!
	3:04pm Mailman Tom: Speaking of Give the Drummer Some, I sure would like to hear you play Cold Sweat (parts 1 and 2), sung by the hardest working man in show business, Mr. James Brown!
	3:06pm Matt F: I would too, but first I have to finish doing this stupid show!
	3:12pm Andy S.: Re: Gilley's '78. Tommy McLain had some early face-growth but nothing like he's sporting today. Warren Storm told me that although he'd been playing music since the '50s, I was the first person ever to interview him. He was fairly astonished that I knew his name, that he'd played with Lightnin' Slim, etc. It was my first trip to Texas!
	3:16pm Nutley Sam: DId you ever listen to the Carole King demo of Crying in the Rain?
	3:17pm Nutley Sam: DId you ever listen to the Carole King demo of Do The Hully Gully?
	3:17pm Matt F: Sam- no! Did you send it to me?
	3:18pm Nutley Sam: www.youtube.com...
	3:25pm still b/p: Had to come to the computer with soapy hands to clicky-star Hong Kong Mambo!
	3:26pm Uncle Michael: I didn't know Ferlin could pick like this.
	3:28pm Matt F: Not clear if it's him. Definitely his band...
	3:28pm Jaro: Hi Matt, I'm listening to this on my phone without headphones on a street corner like some goddamn creep. Just wanted you to know.
	3:31pm pacific standard simon: The real fun will start when I subject my fellow wage-slaves to this mess tomorrow at work.
	3:32pm Nutley Sam: Thash me (hic)
	3:33pm Uncle Michael: I'll keep that in mind, Simon.
	3:37pm pacific standard simon: Sadly, I will not be chatting during Uncle Michael's show for the next couple weeks at least. My shift has shifted to 6 AM - 2 PM.
	3:40pm Parq: Otis gets a star-click for sure.
	3:40pm Matt F: Jaro, you wearing giant falling-down pants to complete the ensemble?
	3:41pm Matt F: Was it the star-click that made the record skip? Be careful!
	3:43pm Parq: That record with a skip beats a dozen other records in perfect digital format. By the way, that sounded somewhat different than I remember it. Is there more than one take of that song out there, or am I just having another senior moment?
	3:44pm drr: Wow, when she says "I think I'll sit it out..."...
	3:48pm Uncle Michael: Different versions of this song on two consecutive GTDR programs...
	3:52pm Slater: go ahead, brother
	3:54pm Lore: This Staple Singers performance is so deep, thanks Matt.
	3:55pm Parq: You said it, Lore. Just stunning.
	3:56pm Uncle Michael: Gary played a great English-as-a-second-language version of Killing Floor last night.
	3:56pm Doug Schulkind: It's almost three years old, but the link is still good (for the Staple Singers): desosquichante.blogspot.com...
	3:57pm Doug Schulkind: Oops, I linked to the wrong Staple song. Still pretty fine, though.
	4:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the mighty fine Matt Fiveash Show, Matt.
	4:01pm pacific standard simon: 'struth. Most excellent, Matt.
	4:01pm Matt F: Thanks y'all! Next time!
	4:02pm earrie: Great, great listening.
	4:03pm listener james from westwood: Dug it the most, Matt! Glad to have you in the workspace today.

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from May 15, 2014

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May 15, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
James Brown	Devil's Den "Devil's Den" by "James Brown"	Star Time (box set)	Polydor
King Coleman	Do The Hully Gully "Do The Hully Gully" by "King Coleman"	It's Dance Time!	Norton	0:04:48 (Pop-up)
Del Shannon	Move It On Over "Move It On Over" by "Del Shannon"	Move It On Over	Norton	0:06:38 (Pop-up)
Nick Lowe	Maureen "Maureen" by "Nick Lowe"	Nick Lowe and his Cowboy Outfit	Columbia	0:09:24 (Pop-up)
Sugarboy Crawford	She's Got A Wobble When She Walks	The Cosimo Matassa Story Volume 2	Proper	0:12:21 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	Boogie Woogie Baby "Boogie Woogie Baby" by "Fats Domino"	The Fat Man's Frenzy	Rev-Ola	0:14:36 (Pop-up)
Roland Al & the Soul Brothers	Dr. Ring Ding	More Intensified! Volume 2 Original Ska 1963-67	Island	0:16:51 (Pop-up)
The Dirtbombs	Your Love Belongs Under A Rock	Ultraglide in Black	In The Red	0:19:38 (Pop-up)
The Cynics	No Way "No Way" by "The Cynics"	Cynicism	Get Hip	0:21:49 (Pop-up)
Richard Hell & The Voidoids	Liars Beware	Blank Generation	Sire	0:23:54 (Pop-up)

Willie Mitchell	Buster Browne "Buster Browne" by "Willie Mitchell"	Soul Serenade	Hi	0:29:43 (Pop-up)
The James Hunter Six	Drop On Me "Drop On Me" by "The James Hunter Six"	Minute By Minute	Daptone	0:31:57 (Pop-up)
Allen Toussaint	Lipstick Traces "Lipstick Traces" by "Allen Toussaint"	Songbook	Rounder	0:34:32 (Pop-up)
Randy Newman	Mama Told Me Not to Come	Randy Newman Live	Reprise	0:36:39 (Pop-up)
The Lovin' Spoonful	Jug Band Music	Daydream	Kama Sutra	0:38:31 (Pop-up)
Memphis Jug Band	Insane Crazy Blues	Memphis Jug Band	Yazoo	0:41:23 (Pop-up)
Louise Johnson	On the Wall "On the Wall" by "Louise Johnson"	Screamin' and Hollerin' the Blues: The Worlds of Charley Patton (box set)	Revenant	0:44:49 (Pop-up)
Watts & Wilson	Walk Right In Belmont	Times Ain't Like They Used to Be, Volume 4	Yazoo	0:47:38 (Pop-up)
Eddie Con Los Shades	Que Mala "Que Mala" by "Eddie Con Los Shades"	Tejano Roots	Arhoolie	0:50:03 (Pop-up)
Buck Owens & His Buckaroos	Country Polka	The Guitar Player	Capitol	0:52:24 (Pop-up)
Django Reinhardt	Belleville "Belleville" by "Django Reinhardt"	Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappeli with the Quintet of the Hot Club Of France	GNP Crescendo	0:54:44 (Pop-up)

Betty Harris	Show It "Show It" by "Betty Harris"	New Orleans Funk Vol. 2	Soul Jazz	1:01:50 (Pop-up)
Mark Eric	Just Passing By "Just Passing By" by "Mark Eric"	I Can Hear Music: Michael Shelley's 2013 Marathon Premium		1:04:49 (Pop-up)
The Ramones	Questioningly "Questioningly" by "The Ramones"	Road To Ruin	Sire	1:07:48 (Pop-up)
Jackie Deshannon	I Remember The Boy	Come and Get Me: The Complete Liberty and Imperial Singles Volume 2	Ace	1:10:57 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Crying In The Rain	7"	Warner Bros.	1:13:41 (Pop-up)
Mickey & Sylvia	Bewildered "Bewildered" by "Mickey & Sylvia"	Love Is Strange	Bear Family	1:15:49 (Pop-up)
Joe Loco	Why Don't You Do Right "Why Don't You Do Right" by "Joe Loco"	Jukebox Mambo: Rumba and Afro Latin Accented Rhythm and Blues 1949-1960	Jazzman	1:18:42 (Pop-up)
Tito Puente & His Orchestra	Hong Kong Mambo	Sabroso! The Afro-Latin Groove	Rhino	1:21:19 (Pop-up)
Ferlin Husky	Caravan "Caravan" by "Ferlin Husky"	Swing West Volume 2	Razor & Tie	1:24:57 (Pop-up)

Ted Hawkins	Strange Conversation "Strange Conversation" by "Ted Hawkins"	The Next Hundred Years	DGC	1:32:14 (Pop-up)
George Jones	Frozen Heart "Frozen Heart" by "George Jones"	Cup of Loneliness: the Classic Mercury Years	Mercury	1:36:32 (Pop-up)
Otis Redding	I've Got Dreams to Remember	7"	Atco	1:38:41 (Pop-up)
Barbara Lynn	Until Then I'll Suffer	7"	Atlantic	1:42:01 (Pop-up)
The Dixie Cups	I'm Gonna Get You Yet	7"	Red Bird	1:44:33 (Pop-up)
Albert King	Killing Floor "Killing Floor" by "Albert King"	Years Gone By	Stax	1:47:06 (Pop-up)
The Staple Singers	Too Close "Too Close" by "The Staple Singers"	The Ultimate Staple Singers: A Family Affair	Kent Soul/Ace	1:50:16 (Pop-up)
Chuck Berry	Have Mercy Judge "Have Mercy Judge" by "Chuck Berry"	7"	Chess	1:55:40 (Pop-up)
Johnny Hodges	Passion Flower "Passion Flower" by "Johnny Hodges"	Passion Flower (1940-46)	Bluebird Jazz	1:59:14 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:58pm pacific standard simon: Matt-Maaaan... duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh...
	2:01pm Parq: Holy Hammond, MattMan! (Or is it a Farfisa?)
	2:01pm Monica: alright then!
	2:01pm listener james from westwood: How do, Matt and all!
	2:02pm Matt F: Hi everbody! Mashed Potatoes if you wanna...
	2:02pm pacific standard simon: Holee guacamole, Matt-Man, I'm feeling a little green around the gills! Too much tequila in my fish tank.
	2:04pm fleep: I'm organ-ized.
	2:07pm pacific standard simon: So that was MY poor life decision, last night.
	2:08pm Matt F: We've all been there. My current hangover cure: salt & vinegar potato chips and a can of ginger ale.
	2:09pm still b/p: Holy moley hully gully wooly bully funky monkey groove it move it -- and hinky dinky if Unca Michael will let us borrow jus' a cup.
	2:11pm Doug Schulkind: Salt & vinegar potato chips and a can of ginger ale—that's my cure for everything from scurvy to jake leg.
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: GODDAMIT...I missed the start.
	2:14pm Carmichael: Heya Matt. Just in time for the Sugarboy.
	2:14pm fleep: Casey Kasem spotted in Washington state
	2:15pm listener james from westwood: Man, I wish I could still do the ginger ale thing. Early-childhood saturation in the stuff following a tonsillectomy set me against it, seemingly for life. That Kasem story was frightening for a bit. Some of the descriptions of the caretaker relationship were reminiscent of those between Groucho Marx and his final, less than stellar wife.
	2:15pm Carmichael: Tequila makes me scream and throw furniture. No more for me, thanks. But a great India Pale Ale will do just fine.
	2:16pm pacific standard simon: Yeah, under my house.
	2:17pm pacific standard simon: Put the lime in the coconut.
	2:21pm Doug Schulkind: The only craving my wife got during pregnancy was for ginger ale. I got it, too, sympathetically. Or maybe just pathetically.
	2:21pm still b/p: Howard Hughes might have had the trophy-winning mad-malevolent keepers-in-late-life story.
	2:23pm pacific standard simon: Tonic water works for me.
	2:25pm listener james from westwood: Those Mormons just wanted Hughes to give them their blood back.
	2:25pm still b/p: I likes the ginger ale but you have to go looking for the exception or the newer craft versions to find some that the mad malevolent corn syrup pushers haven't dicked with.
	2:26pm davex: The bar is open, I see. Something without corn syrup for me, too, please.
	2:27pm Uncle Michael: I'm always looking for the hottest ginger ale I can find.
	2:28pm Doug Schulkind: Vernor's Ginger Ale is always a refreshing refreshment, provided you didn't want to peel the paint you'd previously quaffed.
	2:28pm pacific standard simon: Crabbie's Alcoholic Ginger Beer is what you want. It's $3 a bottle, though, which is highway robbery.
	2:30pm fleep: For tear-inducing ginger ale we go with Blenheim.
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: Vernors is good but it's not hot. I don't usually want any alcohol in it but I'd like to try that Crabbie's.
	2:34pm the beleaguered archivist: Schweppervescence!
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: Is there a bad version of this song?
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: I need to try Blenheim's Hot.
	2:36pm Parq: Dang, you guys must have some pretty bad-ass 7-11s in your nabes. I have to make do with Fresh Ginger's product, and it's often work to find even that.
	2:36pm still b/p: Speaking of blood.....The story this week about young blood making old mice young again had me worried immediately not just about about enterprising fraudsters but also about blood-harvesting by criminally ghoulish, murderous and inhuman means for the wealthy who'll pay anything for the fountain of youth. My blood ain't young enough to be worth the price of a ginger ale, a donut or a few Swedish fish at the penny candy store.
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Fresh Ginger?
	2:38pm listener james from westwood: still b/p: Larry Niven postulated a future in which organ rejection has been eliminated, so the demand for transplantable organs has led society to make a vast array of crimes capital offenses. Amateur harvesters of donors also arise, and are referred to as organleggers.
	2:39pm Mike East: I think Reeds has an Extra Ginger variety that is pretty hot.
	2:39pm Mike East: that is I know they have an extra ginger variety, and I think its pretty hot
	2:39pm the beleaguered archivist: Side subject: What is the consensus with regard to ginger beer?
	2:40pm Carmichael: Wasabi Ginger Ale?
	2:40pm fleep: It's not a 7-11, it's a fizzy mecca called Soda Pop Stop www.sodapopstop.com...
	2:41pm Parq: @UM: www.endlesssimmer.com...
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Ginger beer and ginger ale are indistinct terms of art.
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: Ooh, I can get Bruce Cost Fresh Ginger in Lawrence, KS.
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Parq!
	2:45pm still b/p: Organlegger sounds like a character surname in a W.C. Fields or Preston Sturges movie (Og Ogilvy, Kockenlocker, Ratzkywatzky).
	2:47pm MattBelow: Zally's burp guitar needs more airplay
	2:50pm Monica: oh hell yeah!
	2:51pm Matt F: Si Si!
	2:55pm davex: I like the route this set is taking.
	2:57pm Monica: now you're cookin' with gas, matt!
	3:02pm Andy S.: My first record-company junket, in 1978, was to Pasadena TX for a showcase at Gilley's starring Freddy Fender, Tommy McLain, and Warren Storm. Freddy was fat as hell but still sounded great -- those Tejana chicks were FALLING OUT over him! Remember thinking that I wasn't just the only Jew in that place but very possibly the only unarmed man...
	3:04pm philly joe: burn baby burn
	3:04pm Matt F: Andy, wow! Was Tommy McLain rockin' that Santa Claus look he has today? and Warren Storm and Freddy- that's a lotta mustache for one show!
	3:04pm Mailman Tom: Speaking of Give the Drummer Some, I sure would like to hear you play Cold Sweat (parts 1 and 2), sung by the hardest working man in show business, Mr. James Brown!
	3:06pm Matt F: I would too, but first I have to finish doing this stupid show!
	3:12pm Andy S.: Re: Gilley's '78. Tommy McLain had some early face-growth but nothing like he's sporting today. Warren Storm told me that although he'd been playing music since the '50s, I was the first person ever to interview him. He was fairly astonished that I knew his name, that he'd played with Lightnin' Slim, etc. It was my first trip to Texas!
	3:16pm Nutley Sam: DId you ever listen to the Carole King demo of Crying in the Rain?
	3:17pm Nutley Sam: DId you ever listen to the Carole King demo of Do The Hully Gully?
	3:17pm Matt F: Sam- no! Did you send it to me?
	3:18pm Nutley Sam: www.youtube.com...
	3:25pm still b/p: Had to come to the computer with soapy hands to clicky-star Hong Kong Mambo!
	3:26pm Uncle Michael: I didn't know Ferlin could pick like this.
	3:28pm Matt F: Not clear if it's him. Definitely his band...
	3:28pm Jaro: Hi Matt, I'm listening to this on my phone without headphones on a street corner like some goddamn creep. Just wanted you to know.
	3:31pm pacific standard simon: The real fun will start when I subject my fellow wage-slaves to this mess tomorrow at work.
	3:32pm Nutley Sam: Thash me (hic)
	3:33pm Uncle Michael: I'll keep that in mind, Simon.
	3:37pm pacific standard simon: Sadly, I will not be chatting during Uncle Michael's show for the next couple weeks at least. My shift has shifted to 6 AM - 2 PM.
	3:40pm Parq: Otis gets a star-click for sure.
	3:40pm Matt F: Jaro, you wearing giant falling-down pants to complete the ensemble?
	3:41pm Matt F: Was it the star-click that made the record skip? Be careful!
	3:43pm Parq: That record with a skip beats a dozen other records in perfect digital format. By the way, that sounded somewhat different than I remember it. Is there more than one take of that song out there, or am I just having another senior moment?
	3:44pm drr: Wow, when she says "I think I'll sit it out..."...
	3:48pm Uncle Michael: Different versions of this song on two consecutive GTDR programs...
	3:52pm Slater: go ahead, brother
	3:54pm Lore: This Staple Singers performance is so deep, thanks Matt.
	3:55pm Parq: You said it, Lore. Just stunning.
	3:56pm Uncle Michael: Gary played a great English-as-a-second-language version of Killing Floor last night.
	3:56pm Doug Schulkind: It's almost three years old, but the link is still good (for the Staple Singers): desosquichante.blogspot.com...
	3:57pm Doug Schulkind: Oops, I linked to the wrong Staple song. Still pretty fine, though.
	4:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the mighty fine Matt Fiveash Show, Matt.
	4:01pm pacific standard simon: 'struth. Most excellent, Matt.
	4:01pm Matt F: Thanks y'all! Next time!
	4:02pm earrie: Great, great listening.
	4:03pm listener james from westwood: Dug it the most, Matt! Glad to have you in the workspace today.

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from May 15, 2014

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