WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from March 27, 2015

Listener comments!
	11:59am Gary: Taco, blown.
	12:01pm pacific standard simon: Exploding with flavor!
	12:02pm duke: New Taco Bell add didn't mention terrorist tacos www.adweek.com...
	12:02pm ndbob: afternoon UM and everyone!
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: Phewf and hello! I endorse the message of this song.
	12:03pm Parq: Zuunmod is the center (i.e., capital or administrative seat) of Mongolia's Central Province (Töv aimag). It has a population of 14,660 (2006) inhabitants and an area of 19.18 square kilometres. Zuunmod is located on the south side of Bogd Khan Uul, 43 km south of Mongolia's national capital, Ulaanbaatar
	12:03pm joe: 'ello folks
	12:04pm Parq: Just sayin'.
	12:04pm V Priceless: Greets Uncle M and Hinky Dinkers! Hey Uncle M: how's about a one-word summary of your visit to FMU?
	12:04pm Tusalava: I am feverishly constructing an improvised explosive taco in my head right now. I am 80% sure it will stay there.
	12:04pm pacific standard simon: No guilty pleasures, only guilty parties.
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: Hello Gary, Simon, duke, Jeff, Parq, Bob, joe and V!
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: Tusalava!
	12:04pm joe: That's wrong you can't do that to a taco. That's just bad form.
	12:05pm Parq: UM, the exploding taco is my new favorite thing ever.
	12:05pm Lane Steelpicker: Yay for HDTR. Boo for being way late. Not even to 78 yet
	12:05pm Charlie: I ain't cleaning that microwave, I can tell you that.
	12:05pm Tusalava: Howdy, Uncle Michael!
	12:05pm pacific standard simon: My favorite after-work bar offers firecracker shrimp during happy hour.
	12:06pm ?: Hi Mike, it's RockinMike from the UK. Will be listening for the next hour!
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Lane! Charlie! MIKE! Glad you're all here!
	12:07pm Tusalava: Somebody better clean that microwave, or Janet will give y'all What For at the morning meeting.
	12:09pm Jeff Golick: Janet can be such a pill.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: I hope everyone is as worked up as I am today. No? dang.
	12:10pm pacific standard simon: Request for "The Rainbow Connection".
	12:11pm Charlie: You sound good and worked up, Uncle Michael! Hope you've had a chance to relax a little after your trip to NJ. It took me a couple days to wind down.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Charlie, I took a day off on Tuesday. It was just what the doctor ordered.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Simon, I'll try to get that into the "soon come" queue.
	12:13pm Charlie: It's been way too long since I heard "Dancing in the Moonlight" -- like this song a lot, think of it often.
	12:15pm pacific standard simon: That taco appears to be full of Alpo.
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Where others would zig...I drive right into the bridge abutment.
	12:17pm pacific standard simon: Henh henh... he said "abutment".
	12:18pm Tusalava: I think "pill" is in Janet's job description, and honestly should be her entire job title. I am as worked up as one can be while grossly sick. I am actively trying to figure out how to discreetly place a switch and fuse on a taco, which is way more ambitious than staring at the ceiling.
	12:20pm Gary: Loving this Hawaiian track
	12:21pm pacific standard simon: I think you could probably rig some watch batteries with a pressure switch to blow the taco when it's picked up.
	12:23pm Tusalava: Oo, yes! I do have several watch batteries around. I like the idea of a weighted trigger.
	12:26pm Tusalava: Although an incendiary condiment it tempting as well.
	12:27pm doctorjazz: Hi all, happy Friday!
	12:28pm Tusalava: Happy happy! Have a taco! They're spicy.
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: Sorry you're under the weather, Tusalava.
	12:30pm joe: The marathon is like a convention. It should start being done at an old resort hotel in the catskills :)
	12:33pm Mike East: hey ho! Sorry I'm late. Coordinating a big move this weekend. Need some Hinky Dinky to take the edge off. ahhhh.
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: Hey, Mike. Happy to be your audio chamomile.
	12:34pm doctorjazz: Y'know, I think I will have a Taco! Heating it up as we speak.
	12:34pm Parq: Joe, I can't begin to tell you how down with that I would be.
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: Hey there doctorjazz.
	12:35pm Tusalava: Thank you for the well wishes. It does give me a excuse to stay in this blanket nest, although I have not optimized it for household travel yet. I require a plush carapace to protect me from cold and aggressive motes and molecules.
	12:35pm Gaylord Fields: That fake Tokens song is pretty good! Thanks for the edutainment, Uncle Michael!
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: The idea of rooms to crash in at Marathon is pretty good. Gaylord! I'm a fake edutainer,
	12:38pm Tusalava: This music is ideal for everything that is happpening to me at present. Especially the wild ukelele.
	12:38pm doctorjazz: OTIS!!!!!
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: The king of the banjolele, was George.
	12:39pm Lane Steelpicker: Such a shame that George and Roy Smeck never played together
	12:39pm Tusalava: Oooh a banjolele, even better.
	12:41pm doctorjazz: Nothin' like leftover Taco (pretty soggy, but delicious)
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: Smeck was the king of any damned thing with strings.
	12:42pm Tusalava: I just looked up IED and Banjolele in quick succession. If I were Google I would be scared of me.
	12:43pm chromaphone: heard this for the first time recently. So impressed with Plant
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: chromaphone!
	12:45pm Lane Steelpicker: Indeed, Michael. If air travel had been affordable in the 30s/40s, I bet SOMEONE would have done a double bill.
	12:46pm chromaphone: Yo yo, whaddup.
	12:49pm Charlie: Well, gotta go be productive for a while. See y'all later!
	12:49pm Tusalava: Had to take a Roy Smeck break. I love the look on his face when he plays. It's a little smug, yet also endearing.
	12:50pm Lane Steelpicker: This morning on a British comedy stream, I heard an old episode of ISIHAC. One song to the tune of another? "Sexual Healing" to "When I'm 64" I love "Undecided"
	12:50pm joe: i love the Tinted Windows album.
	12:50pm efd: I'd vote for a new Tinted Windows album too if I could, to the surprise of no one.
	12:51pm chromaphone: Smeck is not always the most listenable player I would dare to say, even though he is smokin'
	12:53pm pacific standard simon: If like Herman's Hermits, you like Formby.
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: No surprise there, Evan.
	12:56pm Tusalava: If you ever wonder what museum guards do in the middle of the night, they sing this song. Or at least one of them does.
	12:56pm chromaphone: My bro sent me this early Plant playlist a few months ago: www.youtube.com...
	12:56pm Parq: The second verse of Suzanne, the one about Jesus, has thrilled me since I was a teen.
	12:57pm joe: Quote given as recently as summer of 2014 by Tylor Hanson: Taylor: "There is not a release date, but we are writing. In fact I was just emailing back and forth with James Iha and Adam Schlesinger about writing songs. The thing about Tinted Windows is, it kind of sits out here almost unattacked, it doesn't have to be released at a certain time. And we have always kind of enjoyed that, when there is a record done, there will be a record and it will come out. We are, what we are doing right now, we are doing writing and working with a lot of different people, so there... it's actually a good time to be working on that music. Hopefully there will be another Tinted Windows...... music."
	12:58pm ndbob: Kansas music here
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Bob! That's encouraging, joe.
	1:02pm chromaphone: Ok Lane who is on steel here? :)
	1:03pm Lane Steelpicker: Unsure. I don't think it was Little Roy Wiggins. I'll look it up.
	1:04pm Gaylord Fields: Orange is the new black, indeed!
	1:04pm Parq: Still gazing at the taco, by the way.
	1:05pm Lane Steelpicker: Should have known. The late Johnny Sibert.
	1:05pm chromaphone: I have been listening to old cassette recordings of one of my other fav radio shows and rediscovered Merrill Moore. So psyched to hear more Speedy recordings.
	1:06pm chromaphone: Sibert. huh, another amazing player I have never heard of.
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: I had soft tacos last night... Taco-no-asplode. Cochinita pibil... Speedy and Jimmy on next week's show!
	1:06pm Lane Steelpicker: Never heard the original Rock Candy. Sedate compared to Gatton and Emmons
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: This is an outtake from my marathon premium.
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: Gatton and Emmons sounds like head-cutting time to me.
	1:08pm Lane Steelpicker: I think Sibert used a straight major tuning. Speedy was really good. Yes, he leaned on gimmicks, but he could pick straight too
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: This is George Benson on the guitar.
	1:10pm Lane Steelpicker: Danny and Buddy cut it faster than 1 bar/second. Like they was double parked and saw the meter maid
	1:12pm Lane Steelpicker: Best Jack could find on short notice, I guess ;-)
	1:12pm chromaphone: Looked up Sibert on net and article says Chris Scruggs learned steel from him. Wow straight major, must've done a lot of single note stuff I suppose.
	1:14pm Parq: Sadly, explosions are on my mind today. I used to love to shop in a Japanese toy store in the East Village that specialized in wind-up toys. It moved elsewhere some years ago. Yesterday, the restaurant underneath its former locale exploded. In this pic you can see the old second-floor storefront, literally a solid block of fire. pbs.twimg.com...
	1:14pm Lane Steelpicker: Not so much single note, but harmonized scales with bar slants. Played it like an electric Dobro
	1:17pm Parq: As of now, the entire quadrant of that block, going back three buildings from the corner in both directions, is rubble. gothamist.com...
	1:18pm chromaphone: Neat. I have never played dobro... one day. So are those stacked triads what is called straight major or is it more of Duane Allman kind of thing? Sorry for all the steel talk peeps!
	1:18pm Stanley: You don't have to speed Wanda up to make her exciting (whoa there Stanley). Greetings UM and everyone.
	1:19pm Lane Steelpicker: Parq, pics of yesterday's bridge collapse in Texas showed a detonation-free explosion. A trailer full of freight went from 67 to stopped in 5 feet. Front bulkhead and sleeper went boom
	1:20pm Parq: Eerily, the one thing that's still standing is a steel frame that formed the window frame of the toy store. I'm sorry to be going on about this, but I am just stunned by it.
	1:21pm chromaphone: I know Wanda has a high voice but was wondering myself if that was sped up.
	1:21pm Stanley: The sweet scent of giraffe?
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: That's awful, Parq. Hey, Stanley!
	1:22pm Stanley: sorry essence
	1:23pm Lane Steelpicker: I don't know Johnny's tuning, I can probably find it. Bluegrass Dobro is GBDGBD. if you wanna talk steel, you can shoot me PM. My only Dobro is an 8 string I got from the guy who used to be in my dad's band....
	1:25pm Gaylord Fields: @chromaphone: No, I've seen Wanda live many a time, and that's her voice. I mean, anything's possible, and we all know that recordings have been sped up since the beginning of recorded sound, but there's no reason to think her vocals were sped up as a matter of course.
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Good to know, Gaylord. I've never had that pleasure.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: more organ music...felt like it
	1:26pm joe: My heart goes out to all of those people there The lose of that area has hit me and my wife pretty hard. I have not really followed up on it this morning as it was very emotional for us. That part of the city has been a huge part of my life for a very long time and became an even bigger part when my wife and I got togeather some 15 years ago. Love Saves the Day, Toy Tokyo and Wowsville were almost weekly visits for us.
	1:27pm Lane Steelpicker: Cool, UM. I love to look to B3 cats for licks to steel.
	1:27pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: She's still a vocal powerhouse, and even though she sometimes may drop in a gospel song or two, she always goes right back into the devil's music.
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: You folks make a tragedy that would be otherwise quite abstract for me, much less so.
	1:28pm joe: I'm with Gaylord I've seen Wanda a few times now and at most if there is any tweaking on that track it's pretty minimal.
	1:29pm Lane Steelpicker: I like Wanda a lot but I love her high school classmate better. Miss Beasler
	1:30pm Uncle Michael: I have to remind myself to promote next week's special program. Don't let me forget.
	1:31pm chromaphone: Dona juana came on my stereo driving to work today (from a CD I just burned). so great
	1:31pm Mike Sin: Sneakin' a listen on my pha-pha-pha-phone while at work, and I'm enjoying the show.
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Hey, Mike. Thanks for listening.
	1:31pm chromaphone: Lane what Beasler records do you recommend?
	1:35pm Lane Steelpicker: Hell, her new stuff on Heart of Texas records are good. Pretty Miss Norma Jean is one of my favorite women. Her and Jean Shepard
	1:38pm Stanley: Loving everything you're playing now Eighteen With a Bullet. Du du du du dududu du du
	1:40pm Lane Steelpicker: 18 with a Bullet needs a Twin spin with King Jimmy "Hit Parade of Love"
	1:42pm Philthy woman: ooooOOO! Lovin this
	1:43pm efd: Don't forget to promote next week's show!
	1:43pm Gaylord Fields: Fun-oid factoid: On the Billboard chart of the week ending Nov. 22, 1975, "Eighteen With a Bullet" reached No. 18 — yes, with a bullet.
	1:44pm Stanley: Every show on GTDR is of outstanding quality
	1:44pm βrian: Generally, tacos only do that after one has consumed them.
	1:45pm Roberto: That sounds hot UM.
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: It's gonna be hot, Roberto!
	1:47pm Lizardner Dave: Can't wait for the Jesus Christ Supercut. Freedman will be happy too, he was obsessed by that play at one time.
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: Well, that's you, me and Ken, Dave!
	1:49pm Lizardner Dave: It's funny, when I was younger I liked Godspell better but no more.
	1:49pm SeanG: The dolls, baby!
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: SeanG!
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: man, this show is full-on freeform pick up sticks today.
	1:52pm SeanG: enjoying the ride
	1:53pm Alex In Illinois: I just got out of another meeting and go to this page and saw the gif. It reminds me, when I was in elementary school there was some administrator called "Mrs. Bamburger" and whenever I heard her name, the first thing that came to my mind was an exploding hamburger.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: I like the mental image I have now. Hi Alex!
	🛒 1:57pm Brian in UK: Hello Uncle and fellow sensation seekers. Ian or Iain?
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: Ian, I believe. Welcome, Brian.
	2:00pm Lane Steelpicker: I was wrong, Chromaphone. Sibert used mainly A6 and C6
	🛒 2:01pm KevinfromBayRidge: Late howdy to HD land. Unc, thanks for the shout out earlier. Great seeing some of the outtatowners.It was little like Seinfeldian "Worlds Colliding". But in a very good way!
	2:01pm Uncle Michael: It was great to meet you, Kevin.
	2:02pm chromaphone: Ok thnx LS. Look forward to checking out more of his music.
	🛒 2:08pm Brian in UK: The autographed basket ball, Shake It was Terence Boylan.
	2:10pm SeanG: hell yeah dude
	🛒 2:10pm KevinfromBayRidge: JC has some of the best Indian food in the NE.
	2:11pm Mike East: This weekend I'm moving my family from our old home to our new home. Very excited, but also dreading having to carry all my crap up a flight of stairs. Sadly, no cooking this weekend, but last weekend I made the best pernil I've ever had. I will never cook a pork shoulder any other way.
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: What was the Ian Matthews "Shake It?"
	2:11pm V Priceless: wow - and to think Clay Pigeon was just waxing poetic about the Burger King Whaler, no less!
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: hah!
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: I had to google pernil. Whoa.
	🛒 2:14pm Brian in UK: Same song Uncle. Terence Boylan wrote it.
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: Ah! Gotcha.
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: I think that was HDT's first drum solo. You can't handle that shit on strong acid.
	🛒 2:16pm Brian in UK: Funny thingis I wrote to you just before the Marathon about the self same TB. No reply must have got lost in the post!!
	2:17pm chromaphone: Woah songus interruptus
	2:17pm Roberto: hmm
	2:17pm efd: yeah, same here - Goodbye Raspberries, hello '50s (?) vocal group.
	2:17pm Stevel: Peeling cat off of the wall, which is strange, as I do not own a cat.
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: Brian, I got your email about the CDR. You didn't get my reply? I will dig around...it may be languishing as a draft or something.
	2:18pm Stevel: I think we bounced to the stream?
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: Yes, not sure what's going on...crap.
	2:19pm Uncle Michael: back? that's never happened to me before.
	2:19pm Roberto: This is terrible, just terrible.
	2:19pm tikk: aaaand we're back.
	2:19pm efd: Fever Tree's "Filigree & Shadow" engaged in a pitched battle with Big Brother/Phil Everly
	2:20pm efd: refreshed the pop-up player, back to normal now
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: weird
	2:20pm chromaphone: I was so into that Raspberries tune. Kind of funny in a sick way how it cut out.
	2:21pm Roberto: Can we get a do-over on the Raspberries?
	2:22pm Stevel: Phil Everly here on the MP3
	2:22pm Stevel: Well, not now, of course.
	2:23pm chromaphone: I hate to say it but this tune has some horrible high pitch squeal cutting through the top of it
	2:23pm doctorjazz: Nice version of "Dark Hollow", also hadn't heard this one.
	2:23pm hyde: aww, i hate to miss the odd solo Everly tune. I need to start showing up on time.
	2:24pm Uncle Michael: The archive will be intact...so I don't think I'll do a do-over. I'll play some more Raspberries next week...unless I forget to. This is the original Dark Hollow...whatever "original" means in such a context.
	2:24pm Stevel: chromaphone: I'm on the mp3 stream. You?
	2:24pm chromaphone: Ahhh, much better :)
	2:24pm Uncle Michael: Hey, hyde!
	2:24pm Stevel: ...and mp3 is clean
	2:24pm Lane Steelpicker: What did you think of the CMHOF announcement yesterday? Another year of "Why weren't they already in?"
	2:25pm chromaphone: yup Steve. Squeal was just on that one Skinner track
	2:26pm hyde: @Lane don't get me started on that. Every year they don't put in the Stanley Brothers--especially with one of 'em still around--is another lost year, imo.
	2:27pm V Priceless: 'tators!
	2:28pm Lane Steelpicker: Grady waited til NOW?
	2:31pm Lane Steelpicker: Hyde, I think they need a couple "Oh, shit, we forgot some people" and put in Teddy/Doyle, Wynn and Ralph/Carter
	2:31pm efd: Dictators Forever Forever Dictate! Even I can say that on my show!
	2:32pm pacific standard simon: Dictators Forever, Forever Dictators.
	2:32pm doctorjazz: Dark Hollow to Ella to Dictators is just CRAZY!
	2:34pm efd: whoops, yes, Simon has it right!
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, guys.
	2:34pm ndbob: Andre!
	2:35pm pacific standard simon: That CD had the misfortune to be released right around the week of 9/11.
	2:36pm hyde: @agreed. they need to have an Old Timers committee, like baseball used to (or still does? I don't follow baseball anymore) have
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Seger System cover
	🛒 2:39pm KevinfromBayRidge: This post-marathon show has been a showcase of eclecticism done right. Mashing with the stream just added another dimension!
	2:41pm Lane Steelpicker: The current formula is one "legacy", one "behind the scenes" and one kinda newer. This year's legacy is The Browns, Grady Martin (one of the best guitar pickers you've never heard of) was the studio/business side, And the newer act was the Oak Ridge Boys.
	2:43pm hyde: @Lane oh, huh. I didn't even know that was the formula. I don't have any issues with who they put in, it just makes me crazy that the Stanley Bros aren't!
	2:43pm Sean B.: Excellent show today! @UncleM Happy Spring to ya' matey!.
	2:45pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Sean...back atcha!
	2:45pm hyde: this song is amazing
	2:45pm doctorjazz: Almost done, great show, see you next week.
	2:46pm pacific standard simon: Whether you can hear it or not, the universe is laughing behind your back.
	2:46pm Uncle Michael: See you, doc. Thanks!
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: So cynical, Simon!
	2:47pm Flash Strap: Showin' up late!
	2:47pm V Priceless: ..and RAGE, RAGE against the dying of the freakin' Light!
	2:48pm Roberto: With age, I've come to understand that both Les and National Lampoon are right.
	2:48pm pacific standard simon: I can't hear this without simultaneously hearing the National Lampoon version.
	2:49pm efd: I heard "Deteriorata" long before I ever heard "Desiderata."
	2:51pm Sean B.: @UncleMike One Question , I do not remember an album called helpless by sugar....Was that a typo maning the b-side 2 the single "Helpless". Because I never heard that 'Needle Hits E' Tune Before; And I know the second album wasn't entitled "Helpless". This is a pressing matter....Copper Blue WAS/IS the bomb man.
	2:52pm Uncle Michael: It's a CD EP with four tracks, Sean.
	2:53pm Lane Steelpicker: My cod river needs to get better. The show is almost over and I'm still not at the east end yet. Grrrrrr.
	2:54pm Sean B.: Ahhh!....Thank you bud. That explains it!.
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: cod river!
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: My pleasure.
	2:57pm doctorjazz: Ahhhh, that voice!
	2:57pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:58pm doctorjazz: I think he's the proto Rufus Wainwright.
	2:58pm hyde: thanks Uncle Michael!
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: thanks, friends. we have a milestone up next
	2:59pm Parq: At last!
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: the operative word being "last," Parq
	3:00pm Parq: Are you saying that you're done playing this song at the end of your shows?
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: mmhmm...for the foreseeable
	3:02pm doctorjazz: I thought the number of versions must be infinite!
	3:02pm pacific standard simon: Next, weekly versions of "Stardust".
	3:03pm Stevel: Ciao, from one backwards prairie state to another.
	3:05pm Parq: I've told this story before, but in honor of the airplay, I'll tell it again. Paxton once said that he knew he had made it when, in a bar, he heard some guy introduce "Last Thing" as an old Scottish folk song.
	3:07pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from March 27, 2015

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Turning over the toy box and jamming together the gloriously mismatched musical Lincoln Logs, Legos and Tinker Toys from Tin Pan Alley pluggers, pickled egg tavern weepers, lockstep soul ensembles, skinny-tie power poppers, Eurotrash ravers, moontanned art school rockers, drunken soccer anthems and anything else that seems like a good idea at the time. There are no guilty pleasures.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sweathog	Hallelujah "Hallelujah" by "Sweathog"	single (b/w Still On The Road) (Columbia - 1971) (From: Super Hits of the '70s: Have a Nice Day, Vol. 7)	0:02:32 (Pop-up)
Muddy Waters	I'm Ready "I'm Ready" by "Muddy Waters"	single (b/w I Don't Know Why) (Chess - 1954) (From: The Chess Box )	0:05:20 (Pop-up)
Buddy and Claudia (Griffin)	I Want To Hug Ya, Kiss Ya, Squeeze Ya	single (b-side to Please Come Back To Me) (Chess - 1955) (From: Rock 'n' Roll Mamas Vol. 1)	0:08:15 (Pop-up)
King Harvest	Dancing in the Moonlight	single (b/w Marty And The Captain) (Perception - 1972) (From: Super Hits of the '70s: Have a Nice Day, Vol. 17)	0:11:34 (Pop-up)
Sugar	Needle Hits E "Needle Hits E" by "Sugar"	Helpless (Rykodisc - 1992)	0:14:16 (Pop-up)
Leabert Lindsey	Hawaiian Roughrider	unk. (unk. - unk.) (From: Na Mele O Paniolo (Songs of the Hawaiian Cowboy))	0:17:24 (Pop-up)
Jared Lekites	Five Separate Lives	single (b/w And It's Over) (https://jaredlekites.bandcamp.com/ - 2015)	0:19:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song		0:22:38 (Pop-up)
The Wright Specials	Ninety Nine And A Half Won't Do	single (b/w I Won't Go Back) (Divinity - 1963) (From: Complete Motown Singles - Vol 3)	0:28:57 (Pop-up)
The Coastliners	She's My Girl "She's My Girl" by "The Coastliners"	single (b/w I'll Be Gone) (Back Beat - 1966)	0:31:42 (Pop-up)
George Formby	Talking To The Moon About You	single (b/w Much Too Shy) (Regal Zonophone - 1942) (From: 071 Sentimental Journey)	0:34:16 (Pop-up)
Otis Redding	You Left The Water Running (unedited version)	single (b/w The Otis Jam - The Memphis Studio Band) (Stone - 1976) (From: The Fame Studios Story 1961-1973)	0:37:18 (Pop-up)
Listen (Robert Plant)	You'd Better Run	Sixty Six To Timbuktu (Atlantic - 2003)	0:41:20 (Pop-up)
Generation X	Rock On "Rock On" by "Generation X"	Perfect Hits Vol 2 (GX-1 - 1977)	0:43:40 (Pop-up)
Tinted Windows	We Got Something "We Got Something" by "Tinted Windows"	Tinted Windows (S-Curve - 2009)	0:45:56 (Pop-up)

Tom Northcott	Suzanne "Suzanne" by "Tom Northcott"	single (b/w Spaceship Races) (Uni - 1971) (From: Lost Jukebox Volume 080)	0:53:29 (Pop-up)
The Blue Things	Pretty Thing-Oh "Pretty Thing-Oh" by "The Blue Things"	single (b/w Just Two Days Ago) (Ruff - 1965) (From: Let The Blue Things Blow Your Mind)	0:57:02 (Pop-up)
Carl Smith	Satisfaction Guaranteed	single (b/w Who'll Buy My Heartaches) (Columbia - 1953)	0:59:13 (Pop-up)
Wanda Jackson	Riot In Cell Block Number Nine	single (b/w Little Charm Bracelet) (Capitol - 1961) (From: Lux and Ivy's Favorites Volume 13)	1:02:09 (Pop-up)
Brother Jack McDuff	Rock Candy "Rock Candy" by "Brother Jack McDuff"	single (b/w A Real Good 'Un) (Stateside - 1964) (From: The Prestige Records Story )	1:04:35 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong & Mills Brothers	W.P.A.	single (b/w Marie) (Decca - 1940)	1:10:42 (Pop-up)

The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band	Canyons Of Your Mind	single (b-side to I'm The Urban Spaceman) (Liberty - 1968) (From: Vol. 2 - The Outro)	1:19:28 (Pop-up)
Sir Douglas Quintet	At The Crossroads	single (b/w Texas Me) (Smash - 1969) (From: The Mono Singles '68-'72)	1:22:25 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Smith	Back At The Chicken Shack	Back at the Chicken Shack (Blue Note - 1963)	1:25:41 (Pop-up)
Cousin Joe And Sam Price Trio	Box Car Shorty's Confession	This Is The Blues Vol. 10 (EP) (Brunswick - 1961) (From: ABC of the Blues)	1:33:16 (Pop-up)
Pete Wingfield	Eighteen With A Bullet	single (b/w Shadow Of A Doubt) (Island - 1975)	1:35:52 (Pop-up)

Simtec and Wylie	Gotta' Get Over The Hump	single (b/w Nine Times Out Of Ten) (Mister Chand - 1971)	1:45:28 (Pop-up)
The New York Dolls	Lonely Planet Boy	New York Dolls (Mercury - 1973)	1:48:19 (Pop-up)
The Key	Cause You're a Lady "Cause You're a Lady" by "The Key"	Fit Me In (EMI Electrola - 1978) (From: Bonus track on 2007 reissue)	1:52:25 (Pop-up)
Ian Matthews	Franklin Avenue "Franklin Avenue" by "Ian Matthews"	Journeys From Gospel Oak (Mooncrest - 1974)	1:54:44 (Pop-up)
Four Lads	I Just Don't Know "I Just Don't Know" by "Four Lads"	single (b/w Golly) (Columbia - 1957)	1:57:36 (Pop-up)
The Shots (The Smoke)	Keep A Hold Of What You've Got	single (b/w She's A Liar) (Columbia - 1965) (From: It's Smoke Time)	2:00:26 (Pop-up)
Mills Brothers	Asleep In The Deep	single (b-side to Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland) (Decca - 1938) (From: Chronological Vol.5 (1933-1938))	2:02:28 (Pop-up)

Led Zeppelin	Moby Dick "Moby Dick" by "Led Zeppelin"	Led Zeppelin II (Atlantic - 1969) (From: Led Zeppelin [Box Set 2])	2:09:27 (Pop-up)
The Raspberries	Let's Pretend "Let's Pretend" by "The Raspberries"	single (b/w Every Way I Can) (Capitol - 1973)	2:13:45 (Pop-up)
Big Brother & The Holding Company	Home On The Strange	Be A Brother (Columbia - 1970)	2:16:25 (Pop-up)
Phil Everly	Friends "Friends" by "Phil Everly"	Mystic Line (Pye - 1975)	2:18:34 (Pop-up)
Jimmie Skinner	Dark Hollow "Dark Hollow" by "Jimmie Skinner"	single (b/w Walkin' My Blues Away) (Mercury - 1959)	2:21:40 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald	Hello, Ma! I Done It Again	singe (b-side to Wishful Thinking) (Decca - 1941)	2:23:37 (Pop-up)
The Dictators	Avenue A "Avenue A" by "The Dictators"	D.F.F.D. (Dictators Multimedia - 2001)	2:26:03 (Pop-up)

Andre Williams and the Don Juans	Pulling Time	single (b/w Going Down To Tia Juana) (Vortune - 1955) (From: Lux and Ivy's Favorites Volume Seven)	2:33:11 (Pop-up)
Caretakers	East Side Story "East Side Story" by "Caretakers"	single (b/w Epic) (Rip'Off - 1968) (From: Iron Leg Blog)	2:35:59 (Pop-up)
The Who	It's Not True "It's Not True" by "The Who"	The Who Sings My Generation (Decca - 1965) (From: The Who Sings My Generation (Stereo Mixes))	2:38:09 (Pop-up)
Jim Reeves	Pride Goes Before A Fall	single (b/w I'm Gonna Change Everything) (RCA Victor - 1962)	2:41:33 (Pop-up)
Les Crane	Desiderata "Desiderata" by "Les Crane"	single (b/w A Different Drummer) (Warner Bros. - 1971) (From: Love Serenade - OST)	2:43:19 (Pop-up)

The Cindermen	Don't Do It Some More ('Cause It Hurts So Good)	single (b/w True Love) (Moonglow - 1996) (From: Pebbles Vol. 8 Southern California 1)	2:51:07 (Pop-up)
Brinsley Schwarz	(It's Gonna Be A) Bring Down	single (b-side I've Cried My Last Tear) (United Artists - 1974)	2:52:51 (Pop-up)
Roy Orbison	It's Over "It's Over" by "Roy Orbison"	single (b/w Indian Wedding) (Monument - 1964)	2:55:39 (Pop-up)
Tom Paxton	The Last Thing On My Mind	Ramblin' Boy (Elektra - 1964)	2:58:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am Gary: Taco, blown.
	12:01pm pacific standard simon: Exploding with flavor!
	12:02pm duke: New Taco Bell add didn't mention terrorist tacos www.adweek.com...
	12:02pm ndbob: afternoon UM and everyone!
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: Phewf and hello! I endorse the message of this song.
	12:03pm Parq: Zuunmod is the center (i.e., capital or administrative seat) of Mongolia's Central Province (Töv aimag). It has a population of 14,660 (2006) inhabitants and an area of 19.18 square kilometres. Zuunmod is located on the south side of Bogd Khan Uul, 43 km south of Mongolia's national capital, Ulaanbaatar
	12:03pm joe: 'ello folks
	12:04pm Parq: Just sayin'.
	12:04pm V Priceless: Greets Uncle M and Hinky Dinkers! Hey Uncle M: how's about a one-word summary of your visit to FMU?
	12:04pm Tusalava: I am feverishly constructing an improvised explosive taco in my head right now. I am 80% sure it will stay there.
	12:04pm pacific standard simon: No guilty pleasures, only guilty parties.
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: Hello Gary, Simon, duke, Jeff, Parq, Bob, joe and V!
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: Tusalava!
	12:04pm joe: That's wrong you can't do that to a taco. That's just bad form.
	12:05pm Parq: UM, the exploding taco is my new favorite thing ever.
	12:05pm Lane Steelpicker: Yay for HDTR. Boo for being way late. Not even to 78 yet
	12:05pm Charlie: I ain't cleaning that microwave, I can tell you that.
	12:05pm Tusalava: Howdy, Uncle Michael!
	12:05pm pacific standard simon: My favorite after-work bar offers firecracker shrimp during happy hour.
	12:06pm ?: Hi Mike, it's RockinMike from the UK. Will be listening for the next hour!
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Lane! Charlie! MIKE! Glad you're all here!
	12:07pm Tusalava: Somebody better clean that microwave, or Janet will give y'all What For at the morning meeting.
	12:09pm Jeff Golick: Janet can be such a pill.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: I hope everyone is as worked up as I am today. No? dang.
	12:10pm pacific standard simon: Request for "The Rainbow Connection".
	12:11pm Charlie: You sound good and worked up, Uncle Michael! Hope you've had a chance to relax a little after your trip to NJ. It took me a couple days to wind down.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Charlie, I took a day off on Tuesday. It was just what the doctor ordered.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Simon, I'll try to get that into the "soon come" queue.
	12:13pm Charlie: It's been way too long since I heard "Dancing in the Moonlight" -- like this song a lot, think of it often.
	12:15pm pacific standard simon: That taco appears to be full of Alpo.
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Where others would zig...I drive right into the bridge abutment.
	12:17pm pacific standard simon: Henh henh... he said "abutment".
	12:18pm Tusalava: I think "pill" is in Janet's job description, and honestly should be her entire job title. I am as worked up as one can be while grossly sick. I am actively trying to figure out how to discreetly place a switch and fuse on a taco, which is way more ambitious than staring at the ceiling.
	12:20pm Gary: Loving this Hawaiian track
	12:21pm pacific standard simon: I think you could probably rig some watch batteries with a pressure switch to blow the taco when it's picked up.
	12:23pm Tusalava: Oo, yes! I do have several watch batteries around. I like the idea of a weighted trigger.
	12:26pm Tusalava: Although an incendiary condiment it tempting as well.
	12:27pm doctorjazz: Hi all, happy Friday!
	12:28pm Tusalava: Happy happy! Have a taco! They're spicy.
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: Sorry you're under the weather, Tusalava.
	12:30pm joe: The marathon is like a convention. It should start being done at an old resort hotel in the catskills :)
	12:33pm Mike East: hey ho! Sorry I'm late. Coordinating a big move this weekend. Need some Hinky Dinky to take the edge off. ahhhh.
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: Hey, Mike. Happy to be your audio chamomile.
	12:34pm doctorjazz: Y'know, I think I will have a Taco! Heating it up as we speak.
	12:34pm Parq: Joe, I can't begin to tell you how down with that I would be.
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: Hey there doctorjazz.
	12:35pm Tusalava: Thank you for the well wishes. It does give me a excuse to stay in this blanket nest, although I have not optimized it for household travel yet. I require a plush carapace to protect me from cold and aggressive motes and molecules.
	12:35pm Gaylord Fields: That fake Tokens song is pretty good! Thanks for the edutainment, Uncle Michael!
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: The idea of rooms to crash in at Marathon is pretty good. Gaylord! I'm a fake edutainer,
	12:38pm Tusalava: This music is ideal for everything that is happpening to me at present. Especially the wild ukelele.
	12:38pm doctorjazz: OTIS!!!!!
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: The king of the banjolele, was George.
	12:39pm Lane Steelpicker: Such a shame that George and Roy Smeck never played together
	12:39pm Tusalava: Oooh a banjolele, even better.
	12:41pm doctorjazz: Nothin' like leftover Taco (pretty soggy, but delicious)
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: Smeck was the king of any damned thing with strings.
	12:42pm Tusalava: I just looked up IED and Banjolele in quick succession. If I were Google I would be scared of me.
	12:43pm chromaphone: heard this for the first time recently. So impressed with Plant
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: chromaphone!
	12:45pm Lane Steelpicker: Indeed, Michael. If air travel had been affordable in the 30s/40s, I bet SOMEONE would have done a double bill.
	12:46pm chromaphone: Yo yo, whaddup.
	12:49pm Charlie: Well, gotta go be productive for a while. See y'all later!
	12:49pm Tusalava: Had to take a Roy Smeck break. I love the look on his face when he plays. It's a little smug, yet also endearing.
	12:50pm Lane Steelpicker: This morning on a British comedy stream, I heard an old episode of ISIHAC. One song to the tune of another? "Sexual Healing" to "When I'm 64" I love "Undecided"
	12:50pm joe: i love the Tinted Windows album.
	12:50pm efd: I'd vote for a new Tinted Windows album too if I could, to the surprise of no one.
	12:51pm chromaphone: Smeck is not always the most listenable player I would dare to say, even though he is smokin'
	12:53pm pacific standard simon: If like Herman's Hermits, you like Formby.
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: No surprise there, Evan.
	12:56pm Tusalava: If you ever wonder what museum guards do in the middle of the night, they sing this song. Or at least one of them does.
	12:56pm chromaphone: My bro sent me this early Plant playlist a few months ago: www.youtube.com...
	12:56pm Parq: The second verse of Suzanne, the one about Jesus, has thrilled me since I was a teen.
	12:57pm joe: Quote given as recently as summer of 2014 by Tylor Hanson: Taylor: "There is not a release date, but we are writing. In fact I was just emailing back and forth with James Iha and Adam Schlesinger about writing songs. The thing about Tinted Windows is, it kind of sits out here almost unattacked, it doesn't have to be released at a certain time. And we have always kind of enjoyed that, when there is a record done, there will be a record and it will come out. We are, what we are doing right now, we are doing writing and working with a lot of different people, so there... it's actually a good time to be working on that music. Hopefully there will be another Tinted Windows...... music."
	12:58pm ndbob: Kansas music here
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Bob! That's encouraging, joe.
	1:02pm chromaphone: Ok Lane who is on steel here? :)
	1:03pm Lane Steelpicker: Unsure. I don't think it was Little Roy Wiggins. I'll look it up.
	1:04pm Gaylord Fields: Orange is the new black, indeed!
	1:04pm Parq: Still gazing at the taco, by the way.
	1:05pm Lane Steelpicker: Should have known. The late Johnny Sibert.
	1:05pm chromaphone: I have been listening to old cassette recordings of one of my other fav radio shows and rediscovered Merrill Moore. So psyched to hear more Speedy recordings.
	1:06pm chromaphone: Sibert. huh, another amazing player I have never heard of.
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: I had soft tacos last night... Taco-no-asplode. Cochinita pibil... Speedy and Jimmy on next week's show!
	1:06pm Lane Steelpicker: Never heard the original Rock Candy. Sedate compared to Gatton and Emmons
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: This is an outtake from my marathon premium.
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: Gatton and Emmons sounds like head-cutting time to me.
	1:08pm Lane Steelpicker: I think Sibert used a straight major tuning. Speedy was really good. Yes, he leaned on gimmicks, but he could pick straight too
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: This is George Benson on the guitar.
	1:10pm Lane Steelpicker: Danny and Buddy cut it faster than 1 bar/second. Like they was double parked and saw the meter maid
	1:12pm Lane Steelpicker: Best Jack could find on short notice, I guess ;-)
	1:12pm chromaphone: Looked up Sibert on net and article says Chris Scruggs learned steel from him. Wow straight major, must've done a lot of single note stuff I suppose.
	1:14pm Parq: Sadly, explosions are on my mind today. I used to love to shop in a Japanese toy store in the East Village that specialized in wind-up toys. It moved elsewhere some years ago. Yesterday, the restaurant underneath its former locale exploded. In this pic you can see the old second-floor storefront, literally a solid block of fire. pbs.twimg.com...
	1:14pm Lane Steelpicker: Not so much single note, but harmonized scales with bar slants. Played it like an electric Dobro
	1:17pm Parq: As of now, the entire quadrant of that block, going back three buildings from the corner in both directions, is rubble. gothamist.com...
	1:18pm chromaphone: Neat. I have never played dobro... one day. So are those stacked triads what is called straight major or is it more of Duane Allman kind of thing? Sorry for all the steel talk peeps!
	1:18pm Stanley: You don't have to speed Wanda up to make her exciting (whoa there Stanley). Greetings UM and everyone.
	1:19pm Lane Steelpicker: Parq, pics of yesterday's bridge collapse in Texas showed a detonation-free explosion. A trailer full of freight went from 67 to stopped in 5 feet. Front bulkhead and sleeper went boom
	1:20pm Parq: Eerily, the one thing that's still standing is a steel frame that formed the window frame of the toy store. I'm sorry to be going on about this, but I am just stunned by it.
	1:21pm chromaphone: I know Wanda has a high voice but was wondering myself if that was sped up.
	1:21pm Stanley: The sweet scent of giraffe?
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: That's awful, Parq. Hey, Stanley!
	1:22pm Stanley: sorry essence
	1:23pm Lane Steelpicker: I don't know Johnny's tuning, I can probably find it. Bluegrass Dobro is GBDGBD. if you wanna talk steel, you can shoot me PM. My only Dobro is an 8 string I got from the guy who used to be in my dad's band....
	1:25pm Gaylord Fields: @chromaphone: No, I've seen Wanda live many a time, and that's her voice. I mean, anything's possible, and we all know that recordings have been sped up since the beginning of recorded sound, but there's no reason to think her vocals were sped up as a matter of course.
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Good to know, Gaylord. I've never had that pleasure.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: more organ music...felt like it
	1:26pm joe: My heart goes out to all of those people there The lose of that area has hit me and my wife pretty hard. I have not really followed up on it this morning as it was very emotional for us. That part of the city has been a huge part of my life for a very long time and became an even bigger part when my wife and I got togeather some 15 years ago. Love Saves the Day, Toy Tokyo and Wowsville were almost weekly visits for us.
	1:27pm Lane Steelpicker: Cool, UM. I love to look to B3 cats for licks to steel.
	1:27pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: She's still a vocal powerhouse, and even though she sometimes may drop in a gospel song or two, she always goes right back into the devil's music.
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: You folks make a tragedy that would be otherwise quite abstract for me, much less so.
	1:28pm joe: I'm with Gaylord I've seen Wanda a few times now and at most if there is any tweaking on that track it's pretty minimal.
	1:29pm Lane Steelpicker: I like Wanda a lot but I love her high school classmate better. Miss Beasler
	1:30pm Uncle Michael: I have to remind myself to promote next week's special program. Don't let me forget.
	1:31pm chromaphone: Dona juana came on my stereo driving to work today (from a CD I just burned). so great
	1:31pm Mike Sin: Sneakin' a listen on my pha-pha-pha-phone while at work, and I'm enjoying the show.
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Hey, Mike. Thanks for listening.
	1:31pm chromaphone: Lane what Beasler records do you recommend?
	1:35pm Lane Steelpicker: Hell, her new stuff on Heart of Texas records are good. Pretty Miss Norma Jean is one of my favorite women. Her and Jean Shepard
	1:38pm Stanley: Loving everything you're playing now Eighteen With a Bullet. Du du du du dududu du du
	1:40pm Lane Steelpicker: 18 with a Bullet needs a Twin spin with King Jimmy "Hit Parade of Love"
	1:42pm Philthy woman: ooooOOO! Lovin this
	1:43pm efd: Don't forget to promote next week's show!
	1:43pm Gaylord Fields: Fun-oid factoid: On the Billboard chart of the week ending Nov. 22, 1975, "Eighteen With a Bullet" reached No. 18 — yes, with a bullet.
	1:44pm Stanley: Every show on GTDR is of outstanding quality
	1:44pm βrian: Generally, tacos only do that after one has consumed them.
	1:45pm Roberto: That sounds hot UM.
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: It's gonna be hot, Roberto!
	1:47pm Lizardner Dave: Can't wait for the Jesus Christ Supercut. Freedman will be happy too, he was obsessed by that play at one time.
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: Well, that's you, me and Ken, Dave!
	1:49pm Lizardner Dave: It's funny, when I was younger I liked Godspell better but no more.
	1:49pm SeanG: The dolls, baby!
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: SeanG!
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: man, this show is full-on freeform pick up sticks today.
	1:52pm SeanG: enjoying the ride
	1:53pm Alex In Illinois: I just got out of another meeting and go to this page and saw the gif. It reminds me, when I was in elementary school there was some administrator called "Mrs. Bamburger" and whenever I heard her name, the first thing that came to my mind was an exploding hamburger.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: I like the mental image I have now. Hi Alex!
	🛒 1:57pm Brian in UK: Hello Uncle and fellow sensation seekers. Ian or Iain?
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: Ian, I believe. Welcome, Brian.
	2:00pm Lane Steelpicker: I was wrong, Chromaphone. Sibert used mainly A6 and C6
	🛒 2:01pm KevinfromBayRidge: Late howdy to HD land. Unc, thanks for the shout out earlier. Great seeing some of the outtatowners.It was little like Seinfeldian "Worlds Colliding". But in a very good way!
	2:01pm Uncle Michael: It was great to meet you, Kevin.
	2:02pm chromaphone: Ok thnx LS. Look forward to checking out more of his music.
	🛒 2:08pm Brian in UK: The autographed basket ball, Shake It was Terence Boylan.
	2:10pm SeanG: hell yeah dude
	🛒 2:10pm KevinfromBayRidge: JC has some of the best Indian food in the NE.
	2:11pm Mike East: This weekend I'm moving my family from our old home to our new home. Very excited, but also dreading having to carry all my crap up a flight of stairs. Sadly, no cooking this weekend, but last weekend I made the best pernil I've ever had. I will never cook a pork shoulder any other way.
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: What was the Ian Matthews "Shake It?"
	2:11pm V Priceless: wow - and to think Clay Pigeon was just waxing poetic about the Burger King Whaler, no less!
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: hah!
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: I had to google pernil. Whoa.
	🛒 2:14pm Brian in UK: Same song Uncle. Terence Boylan wrote it.
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: Ah! Gotcha.
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: I think that was HDT's first drum solo. You can't handle that shit on strong acid.
	🛒 2:16pm Brian in UK: Funny thingis I wrote to you just before the Marathon about the self same TB. No reply must have got lost in the post!!
	2:17pm chromaphone: Woah songus interruptus
	2:17pm Roberto: hmm
	2:17pm efd: yeah, same here - Goodbye Raspberries, hello '50s (?) vocal group.
	2:17pm Stevel: Peeling cat off of the wall, which is strange, as I do not own a cat.
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: Brian, I got your email about the CDR. You didn't get my reply? I will dig around...it may be languishing as a draft or something.
	2:18pm Stevel: I think we bounced to the stream?
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: Yes, not sure what's going on...crap.
	2:19pm Uncle Michael: back? that's never happened to me before.
	2:19pm Roberto: This is terrible, just terrible.
	2:19pm tikk: aaaand we're back.
	2:19pm efd: Fever Tree's "Filigree & Shadow" engaged in a pitched battle with Big Brother/Phil Everly
	2:20pm efd: refreshed the pop-up player, back to normal now
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: weird
	2:20pm chromaphone: I was so into that Raspberries tune. Kind of funny in a sick way how it cut out.
	2:21pm Roberto: Can we get a do-over on the Raspberries?
	2:22pm Stevel: Phil Everly here on the MP3
	2:22pm Stevel: Well, not now, of course.
	2:23pm chromaphone: I hate to say it but this tune has some horrible high pitch squeal cutting through the top of it
	2:23pm doctorjazz: Nice version of "Dark Hollow", also hadn't heard this one.
	2:23pm hyde: aww, i hate to miss the odd solo Everly tune. I need to start showing up on time.
	2:24pm Uncle Michael: The archive will be intact...so I don't think I'll do a do-over. I'll play some more Raspberries next week...unless I forget to. This is the original Dark Hollow...whatever "original" means in such a context.
	2:24pm Stevel: chromaphone: I'm on the mp3 stream. You?
	2:24pm chromaphone: Ahhh, much better :)
	2:24pm Uncle Michael: Hey, hyde!
	2:24pm Stevel: ...and mp3 is clean
	2:24pm Lane Steelpicker: What did you think of the CMHOF announcement yesterday? Another year of "Why weren't they already in?"
	2:25pm chromaphone: yup Steve. Squeal was just on that one Skinner track
	2:26pm hyde: @Lane don't get me started on that. Every year they don't put in the Stanley Brothers--especially with one of 'em still around--is another lost year, imo.
	2:27pm V Priceless: 'tators!
	2:28pm Lane Steelpicker: Grady waited til NOW?
	2:31pm Lane Steelpicker: Hyde, I think they need a couple "Oh, shit, we forgot some people" and put in Teddy/Doyle, Wynn and Ralph/Carter
	2:31pm efd: Dictators Forever Forever Dictate! Even I can say that on my show!
	2:32pm pacific standard simon: Dictators Forever, Forever Dictators.
	2:32pm doctorjazz: Dark Hollow to Ella to Dictators is just CRAZY!
	2:34pm efd: whoops, yes, Simon has it right!
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, guys.
	2:34pm ndbob: Andre!
	2:35pm pacific standard simon: That CD had the misfortune to be released right around the week of 9/11.
	2:36pm hyde: @agreed. they need to have an Old Timers committee, like baseball used to (or still does? I don't follow baseball anymore) have
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Seger System cover
	🛒 2:39pm KevinfromBayRidge: This post-marathon show has been a showcase of eclecticism done right. Mashing with the stream just added another dimension!
	2:41pm Lane Steelpicker: The current formula is one "legacy", one "behind the scenes" and one kinda newer. This year's legacy is The Browns, Grady Martin (one of the best guitar pickers you've never heard of) was the studio/business side, And the newer act was the Oak Ridge Boys.
	2:43pm hyde: @Lane oh, huh. I didn't even know that was the formula. I don't have any issues with who they put in, it just makes me crazy that the Stanley Bros aren't!
	2:43pm Sean B.: Excellent show today! @UncleM Happy Spring to ya' matey!.
	2:45pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Sean...back atcha!
	2:45pm hyde: this song is amazing
	2:45pm doctorjazz: Almost done, great show, see you next week.
	2:46pm pacific standard simon: Whether you can hear it or not, the universe is laughing behind your back.
	2:46pm Uncle Michael: See you, doc. Thanks!
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: So cynical, Simon!
	2:47pm Flash Strap: Showin' up late!
	2:47pm V Priceless: ..and RAGE, RAGE against the dying of the freakin' Light!
	2:48pm Roberto: With age, I've come to understand that both Les and National Lampoon are right.
	2:48pm pacific standard simon: I can't hear this without simultaneously hearing the National Lampoon version.
	2:49pm efd: I heard "Deteriorata" long before I ever heard "Desiderata."
	2:51pm Sean B.: @UncleMike One Question , I do not remember an album called helpless by sugar....Was that a typo maning the b-side 2 the single "Helpless". Because I never heard that 'Needle Hits E' Tune Before; And I know the second album wasn't entitled "Helpless". This is a pressing matter....Copper Blue WAS/IS the bomb man.
	2:52pm Uncle Michael: It's a CD EP with four tracks, Sean.
	2:53pm Lane Steelpicker: My cod river needs to get better. The show is almost over and I'm still not at the east end yet. Grrrrrr.
	2:54pm Sean B.: Ahhh!....Thank you bud. That explains it!.
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: cod river!
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: My pleasure.
	2:57pm doctorjazz: Ahhhh, that voice!
	2:57pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:58pm doctorjazz: I think he's the proto Rufus Wainwright.
	2:58pm hyde: thanks Uncle Michael!
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: thanks, friends. we have a milestone up next
	2:59pm Parq: At last!
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: the operative word being "last," Parq
	3:00pm Parq: Are you saying that you're done playing this song at the end of your shows?
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: mmhmm...for the foreseeable
	3:02pm doctorjazz: I thought the number of versions must be infinite!
	3:02pm pacific standard simon: Next, weekly versions of "Stardust".
	3:03pm Stevel: Ciao, from one backwards prairie state to another.
	3:05pm Parq: I've told this story before, but in honor of the airplay, I'll tell it again. Paxton once said that he knew he had made it when, in a bar, he heard some guy introduce "Last Thing" as an old Scottish folk song.
	3:07pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from March 27, 2015

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