WFMU: Gaylord Fields: Playlist from November 11, 2018

Listener comments!
	8:04pm fleep: Let's do this!
	8:04pm david_: Evenin Gaylord and all
	8:04pm Little Danny: Hey Gaylord, hey all!
	8:05pm Gaylord Fields: Welcome back to 1972!
	8:05pm TDK60: Hello! alright, a groovy Starkey cut..
	8:05pm Fuzzy: Love being 7 years old again!
	8:05pm Peter in tappan: Hi Gaylord! Hi everybody !
	8:06pm chresti: health food store feeling...saw the light Hello!
	8:07pm Corey: Hello Gaylord and Bronwyn! Looking forward to round 2 of '72.
	8:07pm JakeGould: What did the boogaloo do to deserve that?
	8:08pm david_: Dang, pulling out the big guns! I like it!
	8:09pm sugarwerewolf: Popcorn! I like Antoine's version with French lyrics
	8:10pm JakeGould: Stones!
	8:11pm Peter in tappan: Too young myself...but anybody remember their impressions when this song came out?
	8:12pm dez: thank you very much!
	8:14pm Gaylord Fields: @dez: Thank the record buyers of 1972 for their good taste!
	8:15pm sweet cheri: howdy grand Gaylord and everybody else, grand Gaylord, I really love these super wonderful second round of tunes of 1972!!
	8:17pm david_: I'd like to weigh the cost/benefit analysis of time traveling back to this year
	8:17pm Mr C: I really don't remember Don't Say You Don't Remember..
	8:18pm Gaylord Fields: @Mr C: She told you not to tell her that!
	8:18pm Gaylord Fields: @david_: Plus = these songs. Minus = Vietnam.
	8:20pm david_: Oh yes. And Nixon and Kissinger
	8:20pm TDK60: Peter in tappan: I recall the Rollings' 'Exile on Main St.' album was seen as murky by some; some thought it was real rootsy and great.
	8:20pm Fuzzy: Plus=my blue Schwinn Stingray with the banana seat, racing slick, Sturmey-Archer 3-speed, basket, light -- tricked out!
	8:24pm melinda: Hi Gaylord and everyone! I listened to the archive of last week's show at work today, what fun!
	8:25pm Tome: has an orange Raleigh chopper in '72 but was already too big for it ,, when I was 14 already 6'2" was about 5"10 i think in 72
	8:25pm Tome: ALICE YEAAAAAAAAAAAA
	8:25pm Tome: 2nd time for 72 well done GAylord awesome ness !
	8:26pm Jinx: i had a yellow Chopper, Tome. Loved that bike!
	8:27pm Little Danny: The Pinto is the most 1972 car: blog.consumerguide.com...
	8:28pm Fuzzy: Wanted a Chopper but oh well...expensive today (and HEAVY too!)
	8:28pm chresti: Haha@8:17- david_:
	8:29pm Tome: frame acutally broke the thin seat "stays' in the back was like BOOM and I was suddenly the seat was scrapping the rear wheel ,, waslucky could have gotten wiped out pretty bad if the situation was different the way i used to ride ,, was not long after I think before '75 they did away with "bananna' seats too,,,
	8:32pm kimzilla: I’m so impressed with the sound effects Gaylord! Can’t get enough of 1972, the year I was born. What came out in Sept?
	8:33pm Joe R.: That freestyling Popcorn was quality radio
	8:35pm pp: what is the best age to be in 1972?
	8:35pm Fuzzy: Poor Walter White...
	8:36pm Fuzzy: oopa -- wrong song.
	8:36pm Fuzzy: @pp: 7, 8.
	8:37pm Gaylord Fields: @kimzilla: "Alone Again (Naturally)," by Gilbert O'Sullivan, was No. 1 throughout most of September 1972.
	8:37pm Gaylord Fields: @pp: I was 12, and loving it!
	8:38pm geezerette: Did McCartney or George write this?
	8:38pm SeanG: this my jam
	8:39pm Tome: me too ,, shhhh
	8:39pm geezerette: Howdy, Gaylord & company. :)
	8:39pm JohnEBGood: I was in 7th grade in 1972. I now teach 7th grade. Ball of Confusion was our favorite song. The lyrics still apply today. What a shame. Thanks to all the vets and their families.
	8:39pm pp: yes! 12 y.o. is the correct answer
	8:39pm chresti: My guess would be George
	8:40pm Gaylord Fields: @geezerette: Pete Ham wrote it; George produced and played slide on it.
	8:40pm melinda: @Gaylord 12 is such an impressionable age for listening to pop music.
	8:40pm geezerette: Think so, guitar licks say so. :)
	8:40pm pp: Bobby Smith is the best
	8:41pm chresti: JohnEB that's a classic
	8:41pm Carmichael: Heya Gaylord. 15 in 72, preparing to be all attitude. Good times ...
	8:42pm chresti: I was 12 in 69
	8:42pm Gaylord Fields: @melinda: Precisely!
	8:43pm Carmichael: Love the upcoming trumpet!
	8:43pm Gaylord Fields: @pp: Philippe Wynne got all the credit, but Bobby was The Man!
	8:43pm sweet cheri: tell me something grand Gaylord, were times much better in the 70s than today? I really want to know, grand Gaylord?
	8:43pm TDK60: Malo - a sort of sister band to Santana..eh?
	8:43pm Fuzzy: Guess I'm the youngblood here.
	8:44pm Gaylord Fields: @TDK60: Carlos' brother was in the band.
	8:44pm rw: Hey! I feel lucky for many reasons and being a 10 yr. old kid in 1972 having this music on the radio is certainly one of them.
	8:44pm chresti: polished up version
	8:44pm Fuzzy: I mean listenerwise -- I'm a little older than Bronwyn.
	8:45pm Nardo: It might be easy to slip up and not play easy to slip by little feat and let's not forget the year of big star.
	8:46pm pp: I agree, Bobby was the voice of The Spinners
	8:46pm Webhamster Henry: 1972 was pretty good! 73 was even better!
	8:46pm chresti: mostly I'd hear it on the car radio in 72
	8:46pm Grubbus: #1972 #bestyrevr #bestWFMU
	8:47pm Carmichael: Jorge Santana
	8:48pm melinda: I was 12 in 1983. Old enough to be really into music and not ashamed to like what's popular.
	8:49pm Carmichael: Jorge Santana.
	8:49pm chresti: it's a timeless hair arrangement
	8:49pm Carmichael: Climax!!
	8:51pm Carmichael: Sorry, app issue for me.
	8:51pm Fuzzy: You can break Bread now.
	8:51pm Gaylord Fields: @Nardo: Blame the record buyers of 1972 for our not playing either of those songs!
	8:51pm Grubbus: Yes! Yes ! Yeeeeessss!
	8:52pm Gaylord Fields: @Fuzzy: Don't get ahead of me.
	8:53pm Fuzzy: Part of a balanced '72 diet!
	8:53pm Carmichael: I only know Honey Cone for Want Ads.
	8:54pm TDK60: ..in '72 there were temporary-TV-rental shops; and cheese fondue parties were in.
	8:54pm Fuzzy: Burnt orange and avocado memories.
	8:54pm chresti: It's about the same I think-love it
	8:56pm Cooh John: Thanks for the trip back in time, Gaylord. I was 13 and music was HUGE.
	8:56pm phat: I don't think I will ever get over Karen Carpenter.
	8:56pm mZZm: Dis bass line!
	8:56pm katie: I've been waiting for Karen. Great show. It's bringing me back to my grandma's cabin on Lake Huron, listening to the radio...
	8:57pm Fuzzy: I love Karen's voice.
	8:57pm Webhamster Henry: Here's the Wikipedia news review of 1972. PONG introduced! en.wikipedia.org...
	8:57pm Carmichael: Fuzzy, when I moved into my home in the 80s, I pulled up all the pumpkin shag carpet and avocado wallpaper.
	8:57pm JTKMDNY: Gaylord: Great to hear songs that you thought you would never, ever hear on FMU!
	8:57pm Gaylord Fields: @katie: You knew it was coming!
	8:58pm Nardo: Ooh, so it's the old "only playing the top 20 hits of 1972" trick!? Well it might just be a good time for a garden party on this chilly Sunday evening?
	8:58pm sweet cheri: grand Gaylord? was life much better back in the 1970s?
	8:58pm Carmichael: Paul Williams become big about this time.
	8:58pm Fuzzy: @Carmichael: good move!
	8:59pm melinda: Candy Man was on one of my K-Tel records.
	8:59pm Gaylord Fields: @JTKMDNY: This format begs for that!
	9:00pm sugarwerewolf: IT WAS ALWAYS YOU HELEN Oh wrong Candy Man never mind
	9:01pm sugarwerewolf: IT WAS ALWAYS YOU CHARLIE
	9:01pm JTKMDNY: Gaylord: Absolutely!
	9:01pm Webhamster Henry: For more chart sweeping, check out Hinky Dinky time archives! wfmu.org...
	9:01pm melinda: @Fuzzy my university's library still had orange and avocado carpet and upholstery in the lounge areas in the 90s, it lingered a while.
	9:02pm melinda: I love I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing.
	9:02pm Fuzzy: NO PIE.
	9:03pm Cooh John: The 70's were special. Still skeptical of those over 30.
	9:03pm Glen but also Luis: THE CANDYMAN CAN CUZ HE MIXES IT WITH LOVE AND MAKES THE WORLD TASTE GOOOOOOOOD
	9:03pm coelacanth∅: greetings Gaylord and all
	9:04pm chresti: melinda- cibo matto candyman?
	9:05pm melinda: @chresti never heard that
	9:05pm coelacanth∅: i missed candyman? (that candyman) i'll have to find my father's 45 of it.
	9:05pm Fuzzy: @melinda: tight school budget perhaps?
	9:06pm chresti: I'd like to give the world a coke
	9:06pm Bill Brown: I was 8 years old and an avid radio listener in 1972, a year of multiple life-altering traumas. This music fills me with deep unbearable sadness. Some how I cannot bring myself to turn it off. Ugh...
	9:06pm Carmichael: Dude, you’re hitting on all cylinders!
	9:06pm Zardoz: Some of the best songs came out of the 70’s
	9:06pm Tome: for a second thought this was * Bread* ,,,,,,
	9:08pm Fuzzy: I listened to a transistor radio under my plllow at night back then too -- AM radio magic at night hearing voices and songs from far away all ove.
	9:08pm phat: ok. I hate America. And then I hear this song.
	9:08pm Gaylord Fields: @Tome: This was the same year America came out with fake Neil Young as well!
	9:09pm Cooh John: You keep dancing with my wife.
	9:09pm Booz: I had a bakelite tube radio by my bed. I didn't get to sleep at all.
	9:10pm jillydg: Hi Gaylord. I walked in the door to that fantastic Spinners tune (yes I leave the radio on for kitty) and was so happy to find myself in 1972. I love the Woof Moo Time Machine!
	9:10pm Fuzzy: The GE clock radio with the flipping digits kept me up for hours.
	9:10pm Gaylord Fields: @phat: I have a complicated relationship with America (the group, I must clarify).
	9:11pm Gaylord Fields: @jillydg: So glad you walked in at that moment.
	9:12pm pp: Ms. McCoo has the most creamy pure voice
	9:12pm coelacanth∅: my relationship with america (the country) is more complicated than my relationship with america (the band)
	9:13pm Gaylord Fields: @pp: "McCoo" is pretty much an aptronym, wouldn't you say?
	9:14pm Zardoz: Meow
	9:14pm Cooh John: Why can't they make great slow songs anymore where you can hear every word and the melody gets under your skin?
	9:14pm coelacanth∅: did that song "i need you" have a resurgence around 1975?
	9:14pm chresti: I wandered away from top 40 radio by the latter part of 72
	9:14pm Gaylord Fields: @ coelacanth∅: I hope you picked up on the understatement in my comment.
	9:15pm ?: Yes Cooh John... I was just thinking how lovely the music is.
	9:15pm melinda: I always confuse Bread and America.
	9:16pm Zardoz: God’s recreation of the new day
	9:16pm Gaylord Fields: @ coelacanth∅: That may have been America's similar-sounding "Daisy Jane" you're thinking of. They eventually got around to stealing their own sound.
	9:16pm Gaylord Fields: @melinda: Bread are better by a magnitude of 1000.
	9:16pm SeanG: what a song!
	9:16pm coelacanth∅: Gaylord i assumed there was subtlety there!
	9:16pm Tome: I Need You with Lyrics - America < "71 from here > bit.ly...
	9:17pm Nardo: Thankfully it's not 1975 and I'm in no danger of hearing Wildfire.
	9:17pm TDK60: ..cassettes existed then (since the '60s); one could get, say, a Pioneer deck or portable.
	9:18pm melinda: @gaylord clearly I don't know either well enough, I do like Bread.
	9:18pm Zardoz: David Gates had a great voice
	9:18pm jillydg: Looking back at what I missed earlier... I think Todd Rudgren and Carol King may be the same person. Sometime I need to discuss this with you.
	9:18pm chresti: this makes me think of "hitchin' a ride"
	9:19pm Fuzzy: @chresti: not just me then.
	9:19pm melinda: @Zardoz I agree. He sang the theme song from The Goodbye Girl, one of my favorite movies as a kid.
	9:20pm Tome: I was one step from getting a nakamichi by '75 but the Fischer lasted me good 5 years despite the fact that by the last year the hi end didn't even exist ...
	9:20pm Zardoz: Richard Dryfus. I recall that movie.
	9:21pm pp: I learn everything from Gaylord. Aptronym had to look up. Another fave singer, exact opposite of Ms. McCoo is Ms. McKee
	9:21pm coelacanth∅: Gaylord it's i need you that i stole part of the melody of; and part of the lyrics of in one of my early attempts at writing a song, which would've been c.75...maybe it just finally sunk in after 3 years.
	9:21pm Zardoz: I’m sick of this Withers song. I love Lovely Day by him.
	9:22pm Zardoz: It’s overplayed
	9:23pm melinda: @chresti haha
	9:23pm Gaylord Fields: @Zardoz: It may be overplayed IRL, granted, but WFMU ain't the real world.
	9:24pm jillydg: Funny how well I know some of these songs but could never name the artist.
	9:24pm TDK60: ..people used to smoke cigarettes more then.. // Wither's earthy rootsiness was so refreshing.
	9:24pm Zardoz: This song could have been an early Bee Gees song.
	9:25pm JTKMDNY: Gaylord: Totally! I love this stuff. No way even commercial radio would put it together like you do! they would play maybe one or two but not a string of them!
	9:25pm Zardoz: Almost sounds like Barry Singing
	9:25pm jillydg: Zardoz! That's who I would have said it was...
	9:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Waiting to see if any movie songs made the cut, like the one from The Poseidon Adventure.
	9:25pm melinda: Gilbert does have a Bee Gees sound
	9:26pm JayD: Loving tonight’s show especially, Gaylord! I always tune in when I’m cooking dinner, you provide the perfect soundtrack. Knocking it out of the park tonight with the comfort music. Thank you!!!
	9:26pm Zardoz: Commercial radio is for the zombie masses with no real taste for music in my opinion
	9:27pm coelacanth∅: i know every one of these songs but i haven't heard most of them more than once or twice in >40 years, so -not overplayed.
	9:27pm Zardoz: FYI I just stumbled on WFMU last week and I’m loving the variety. I also love Bronwyns voice.
	9:28pm Booz: There's a lot of 1972 in 2018. Was at a show just last night where both acts had a fair amount of Karen Carpenter in their DNA. And both were amazing.
	9:29pm JTKMDNY: Zardoz: totally agree with your characterization of commercial radio. I just donated my 1975 WMFU Survival Marathon t-shirt back to WFMU.
	9:29pm coelacanth∅: eat a peach was 1972. ...just saying.
	9:29pm pp: Boooz: who was that? need to know
	9:30pm Fuzzy: Gilbert O'Sullivan, Cat Stevens: Not His Real Name.
	9:30pm TDK60: ..you may discern a sort of melancholy in some of these tracks, presented in a soft-pop sheen.. // '72 had a weird drug trend: downs and Quaaludes.
	9:31pm chresti: I loved smoking cigarettes and drinking coffee (coffee forever!)
	9:31pm coelacanth∅: when alone again (naturally) came out i thought it was Paul McCartney.
	9:31pm Booz: @pp Renata Zeiguer / Steady Holiday. (Recommended!)
	9:31pm mZZm: oh no 've never heard of this song..
	9:32pm chresti: I always thought this was Neil Diamond
	9:32pm Fuzzy: Neil Diamond (not his real name) soundalike.
	9:33pm Zardoz: Yesterday I purposely played Taxi by Harry Chapin. I fly so high when I’m stoned.
	9:34pm coelacanth∅: my parents got the gallery 45. never thought of Neil Diamond, who my mother adored (of course) -but now i hear it.
	9:35pm Fuzzy: Bust a move!
	9:35pm Webhamster Henry: The 1972 is strong in Gaylord.
	9:35pm Gaylord Fields: Grab it, Babbitt!!!
	9:36pm Zardoz: Don’t put me in a box Babbitt
	9:36pm TDK60: ..funk was already around and gettin' better..
	9:37pm Zardoz: Love Curtis Mayfield
	9:38pm coelacanth∅: superfly was 72
	9:38pm Fuzzy: Subic Bay jukebox.
	9:38pm Roberto: BRAAAANDYYYY YASSSS
	9:39pm coelacanth∅: ...like this one -cheesy or whatever, i'll never tire of it.
	9:39pm Roberto: #1 BEZD SONG ALL TIME
	9:40pm davek: Your F'in kidding This Too! Love this tune.
	9:40pm Zardoz: Cheese is in the eye of the beholder
	9:40pm coelacanth∅: Johnny Nash next?!
	9:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: For what'sever reason, I remember hearing "Brandy" when mom was driving us back after a trip to the grocery store. Funny what a person remembers like that.
	9:40pm coelacanth∅: ...or some other ingredient
	9:40pm Zardoz: Great song.
	9:41pm Fuzzy: @Ken: lots of powerful memories of Mum's car radio!
	9:41pm Joe R.: Only recently learned that Looking Glass started in New Brunswick NJ
	9:42pm Gaylord Fields: @ coelacanth∅: I played him in the previous show.
	9:42pm coelacanth∅: Fuzzy you got that!
	9:44pm Zardoz: BREAD!
	9:44pm coelacanth∅: ...it's okay, i have the album, the 45, and a cassette mix! i just always think of certain songs together. (ride captain ride is another one)
	9:44pm Gaylord Fields: Not Bread!
	9:44pm Zardoz: Play Down on My Knees by Bread
	9:45pm Fuzzy: Bread seems to be the generic term for early 70's soft rock.
	9:45pm Gaylord Fields: @Zardoz: I wish I could. It's an excellent song but not a hit.
	9:47pm Cooh John: A friend's mom had all of Bread on 8 track.
	9:47pm Zardoz: WFMU is not about hits. It’s about going off the rails.
	9:49pm Nardo: Here's a minor 72 hit that doesn't belong but I remember it from one of those Have a Nice Day Rhino comps and it's worth the listen - Giorgio "Son of My Father" (wait til the show is over of course) youtu.be...
	9:49pm TDK60: cheesy fondue partee!
	9:49pm coelacanth∅: i like cheesy music more than i like cheese.
	9:49pm Booz: Throwing in my hat in favor of cheese.
	9:50pm Irwin: Slicing myself some Jarlsberg as you speak.
	9:50pm pp: Booz: thanks. will check them out
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: i guess there weren't any hits off "on the corner" were there.
	9:50pm JakeGould: @Zardoz: WFMU is also not about playing requests. Unless Amazon or Apple create a “Hey Gaylord…” function. Now that would be something!
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: Yay Carole King!
	9:52pm Gaylord Fields: @Nardo: I almost played it, but it wasn't a big enough hit.
	9:52pm Booz: @pp Would say that they both have soft-ish urbane feel, but don't actually sound like KC. If you're looking for that lush voice, try Rumer, & her album Boys Don't Cry.
	9:53pm JakeGould: Bread, Hot Tuna, Humble Pie, Canned Heat… Old bands really sound some some kinda nursing home lunch menu!
	9:53pm andrewb: actually hadn't heard Cat Stevens "morning has broken"in ever. had to figure out who played the piano. Rick Wakeman of course
	9:54pm Zardoz: YES CURTIS!
	9:54pm Zardoz: A terrible blow but that’s how it goes
	9:54pm Gaylord Fields: @Zardoz: If this show isn't "going off the rails," then what is?
	9:55pm SeanG: that bass
	9:55pm Zardoz: I’m just having fun Gaylord. You’re killin it.
	9:55pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, everyone! I'll do my usual orthodox unorthodox show next week.
	9:55pm Booz: Thanks for the ride Gaylord & Bronwyn. You got me safely to the destination.
	9:55pm jillydg: Irwin I was just grating some cheddar and I laughed to myself that I knew those things are called slots. Then I thought I should tell Gaylord but that would've been too inside for the playlist. Now that I see you're here tho...
	9:56pm JakeGould: Thanks Gaylord!
	9:56pm pp: Booz: yup, know thy Rumer, smooth
	9:56pm Zardoz: Way to go out with a little Curtis.
	9:57pm Tome: ....butter please ,,,,,
	9:57pm jillydg: Yes thanks kids. Can't wait to go back to the 72 that I missed. Bread is beautiful.
	9:57pm Fuzzy: Nice. Great show Gaylord and Bronwyn -- thanks!
	9:57pm Jeezy: :Sigh: I was barely alive but still... the memories!
	9:58pm Gaylord Fields: Bronwyn and I thank you all for allowing us to celebrate our favorite year when it comes to pop music.
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gaylord and Bronwyn
	9:59pm chresti: Thanks!
	9:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Gaylord & Bronwyn. I'm sure Casey Kasem would have enjoyed this.
	9:59pm Zardoz: No you didn’t Gaylord
	10:00pm JakeGould: “I’m the bread man… Delivering hot loafs to your door…”
	10:01pm JakeGould: Loaves…
	10:01pm Webhamster Henry: This was like a little record party! Thanks Gaylord & Bronwyn B.!
	10:01pm Zardoz: Good night guys thanks for the music.

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November 11, 2018: 1972: The Greatest Year in Pop Music History Part 2, With Bronwyn B

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Todd Rundgren	I Saw the Light "I Saw the Light" by "Todd Rundgren"	none	Bearsville	1972	45	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ringo Starr	Back Off Boogaloo "Back Off Boogaloo" by "Ringo Starr"	none	Apple	1972	45	0:02:32 (Pop-up)
Hot Butter	Popcorn "Popcorn" by "Hot Butter"	none	Musicor	1972	45	0:05:55 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Tumbling Dice "Tumbling Dice" by "The Rolling Stones"	none	Rolling Stones	1972	45	0:08:16 (Pop-up)
Beverly Bremers	Don't Say You Don't Remember	none	Scepter	1972	45	0:11:44 (Pop-up)
Chakachas	Jungle Fever "Jungle Fever" by "Chakachas"	none	Polydor	1972	45	0:15:02 (Pop-up)
Rick Springfield	Speak to the Sky	none	Capitol	1972	45	0:19:24 (Pop-up)
Alice Cooper	School's Out "School's Out" by "Alice Cooper"	none	Warner Bros.	1972	45	0:21:59 (Pop-up)

Betty Wright	Clean Up Woman "Clean Up Woman" by "Betty Wright"	none	Alston	1972	45	0:31:59 (Pop-up)
Badfinger	Day After Day "Day After Day" by "Badfinger"	none	Apple	1972	45	0:33:10 (Pop-up)
The Spinners	I'll Be Around "I'll Be Around" by "The Spinners"	none	Atlantic	1972	45	0:36:13 (Pop-up)
Malo	Suavecito "Suavecito" by "Malo"	none	Warner Bros.	1972	45	0:39:24 (Pop-up)

Climax	Precious and Few "Precious and Few" by "Climax"	none	Rocky Road	1972	45	0:47:24 (Pop-up)
The Honey Cone	One Monkey Don't Stop No Show	none	Hot Wax	1972	45	0:49:50 (Pop-up)
The Carpenters	Hurting Each Other	none	A&M	1972	45	0:53:31 (Pop-up)
Sammy Davis Jr.	The Candy Man "The Candy Man" by "Sammy Davis Jr."	none	MGM	1972	45	0:56:32 (Pop-up)

America	I Need You "I Need You" by "America"	none	Warner Bros.	1972	45	1:03:17 (Pop-up)
The Fifth Dimension	(Last Night) I Didn't Get to Sleep at All	none	Bell	1972	45	1:06:06 (Pop-up)
Sailcat	Motorcycle Mama "Motorcycle Mama" by "Sailcat"	none	Elektra	1972	45	1:09:11 (Pop-up)
Cat Stevens	Morning Has Broken "Morning Has Broken" by "Cat Stevens"	none	A&M	1972	45	1:11:05 (Pop-up)
Daniel Boone	Beautiful Sunday "Beautiful Sunday" by "Daniel Boone"	none	Mercury	1972	45	1:14:16 (Pop-up)
Bill Withers	Lean on Me "Lean on Me" by "Bill Withers"	none	Sussex	1972	45	1:17:12 (Pop-up)
Gilbert O'Sullivan	Alone Again (Naturally)	none	MAM	1972	45	1:21:39 (Pop-up)

Gallery	Nice to Be With You "Nice to Be With You" by "Gallery"	none	Sussex	1972	45	1:29:14 (Pop-up)
Dennis Coffey	Scorpio "Scorpio" by "Dennis Coffey"	none	Sussex	1972	45	1:31:20 (Pop-up)
Looking Glass	Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)	none	Epic	1972	45	1:35:16 (Pop-up)
The Main Ingredient	Everybody Plays the Fool	none	RCA	1972	45	1:38:16 (Pop-up)
Lobo	I'd Love You to Want Me "I'd Love You to Want Me" by "Lobo"	none	Big Tree	1972	45	1:42:24 (Pop-up)

Carole King	Sweet Seasons "Sweet Seasons" by "Carole King"	none	Ode	1972	45	1:48:25 (Pop-up)
Curtis Mayfield	Freddie's Dead "Freddie's Dead" by "Curtis Mayfield"	none	Curtom	1972	45	1:51:12 (Pop-up)
Bread	Everything I Own "Everything I Own" by "Bread"	none	Elektra	1972	45	1:54:30 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:04pm fleep: Let's do this!
	8:04pm david_: Evenin Gaylord and all
	8:04pm Little Danny: Hey Gaylord, hey all!
	8:05pm Gaylord Fields: Welcome back to 1972!
	8:05pm TDK60: Hello! alright, a groovy Starkey cut..
	8:05pm Fuzzy: Love being 7 years old again!
	8:05pm Peter in tappan: Hi Gaylord! Hi everybody !
	8:06pm chresti: health food store feeling...saw the light Hello!
	8:07pm Corey: Hello Gaylord and Bronwyn! Looking forward to round 2 of '72.
	8:07pm JakeGould: What did the boogaloo do to deserve that?
	8:08pm david_: Dang, pulling out the big guns! I like it!
	8:09pm sugarwerewolf: Popcorn! I like Antoine's version with French lyrics
	8:10pm JakeGould: Stones!
	8:11pm Peter in tappan: Too young myself...but anybody remember their impressions when this song came out?
	8:12pm dez: thank you very much!
	8:14pm Gaylord Fields: @dez: Thank the record buyers of 1972 for their good taste!
	8:15pm sweet cheri: howdy grand Gaylord and everybody else, grand Gaylord, I really love these super wonderful second round of tunes of 1972!!
	8:17pm david_: I'd like to weigh the cost/benefit analysis of time traveling back to this year
	8:17pm Mr C: I really don't remember Don't Say You Don't Remember..
	8:18pm Gaylord Fields: @Mr C: She told you not to tell her that!
	8:18pm Gaylord Fields: @david_: Plus = these songs. Minus = Vietnam.
	8:20pm david_: Oh yes. And Nixon and Kissinger
	8:20pm TDK60: Peter in tappan: I recall the Rollings' 'Exile on Main St.' album was seen as murky by some; some thought it was real rootsy and great.
	8:20pm Fuzzy: Plus=my blue Schwinn Stingray with the banana seat, racing slick, Sturmey-Archer 3-speed, basket, light -- tricked out!
	8:24pm melinda: Hi Gaylord and everyone! I listened to the archive of last week's show at work today, what fun!
	8:25pm Tome: has an orange Raleigh chopper in '72 but was already too big for it ,, when I was 14 already 6'2" was about 5"10 i think in 72
	8:25pm Tome: ALICE YEAAAAAAAAAAAA
	8:25pm Tome: 2nd time for 72 well done GAylord awesome ness !
	8:26pm Jinx: i had a yellow Chopper, Tome. Loved that bike!
	8:27pm Little Danny: The Pinto is the most 1972 car: blog.consumerguide.com...
	8:28pm Fuzzy: Wanted a Chopper but oh well...expensive today (and HEAVY too!)
	8:28pm chresti: Haha@8:17- david_:
	8:29pm Tome: frame acutally broke the thin seat "stays' in the back was like BOOM and I was suddenly the seat was scrapping the rear wheel ,, waslucky could have gotten wiped out pretty bad if the situation was different the way i used to ride ,, was not long after I think before '75 they did away with "bananna' seats too,,,
	8:32pm kimzilla: I’m so impressed with the sound effects Gaylord! Can’t get enough of 1972, the year I was born. What came out in Sept?
	8:33pm Joe R.: That freestyling Popcorn was quality radio
	8:35pm pp: what is the best age to be in 1972?
	8:35pm Fuzzy: Poor Walter White...
	8:36pm Fuzzy: oopa -- wrong song.
	8:36pm Fuzzy: @pp: 7, 8.
	8:37pm Gaylord Fields: @kimzilla: "Alone Again (Naturally)," by Gilbert O'Sullivan, was No. 1 throughout most of September 1972.
	8:37pm Gaylord Fields: @pp: I was 12, and loving it!
	8:38pm geezerette: Did McCartney or George write this?
	8:38pm SeanG: this my jam
	8:39pm Tome: me too ,, shhhh
	8:39pm geezerette: Howdy, Gaylord & company. :)
	8:39pm JohnEBGood: I was in 7th grade in 1972. I now teach 7th grade. Ball of Confusion was our favorite song. The lyrics still apply today. What a shame. Thanks to all the vets and their families.
	8:39pm pp: yes! 12 y.o. is the correct answer
	8:39pm chresti: My guess would be George
	8:40pm Gaylord Fields: @geezerette: Pete Ham wrote it; George produced and played slide on it.
	8:40pm melinda: @Gaylord 12 is such an impressionable age for listening to pop music.
	8:40pm geezerette: Think so, guitar licks say so. :)
	8:40pm pp: Bobby Smith is the best
	8:41pm chresti: JohnEB that's a classic
	8:41pm Carmichael: Heya Gaylord. 15 in 72, preparing to be all attitude. Good times ...
	8:42pm chresti: I was 12 in 69
	8:42pm Gaylord Fields: @melinda: Precisely!
	8:43pm Carmichael: Love the upcoming trumpet!
	8:43pm Gaylord Fields: @pp: Philippe Wynne got all the credit, but Bobby was The Man!
	8:43pm sweet cheri: tell me something grand Gaylord, were times much better in the 70s than today? I really want to know, grand Gaylord?
	8:43pm TDK60: Malo - a sort of sister band to Santana..eh?
	8:43pm Fuzzy: Guess I'm the youngblood here.
	8:44pm Gaylord Fields: @TDK60: Carlos' brother was in the band.
	8:44pm rw: Hey! I feel lucky for many reasons and being a 10 yr. old kid in 1972 having this music on the radio is certainly one of them.
	8:44pm chresti: polished up version
	8:44pm Fuzzy: I mean listenerwise -- I'm a little older than Bronwyn.
	8:45pm Nardo: It might be easy to slip up and not play easy to slip by little feat and let's not forget the year of big star.
	8:46pm pp: I agree, Bobby was the voice of The Spinners
	8:46pm Webhamster Henry: 1972 was pretty good! 73 was even better!
	8:46pm chresti: mostly I'd hear it on the car radio in 72
	8:46pm Grubbus: #1972 #bestyrevr #bestWFMU
	8:47pm Carmichael: Jorge Santana
	8:48pm melinda: I was 12 in 1983. Old enough to be really into music and not ashamed to like what's popular.
	8:49pm Carmichael: Jorge Santana.
	8:49pm chresti: it's a timeless hair arrangement
	8:49pm Carmichael: Climax!!
	8:51pm Carmichael: Sorry, app issue for me.
	8:51pm Fuzzy: You can break Bread now.
	8:51pm Gaylord Fields: @Nardo: Blame the record buyers of 1972 for our not playing either of those songs!
	8:51pm Grubbus: Yes! Yes ! Yeeeeessss!
	8:52pm Gaylord Fields: @Fuzzy: Don't get ahead of me.
	8:53pm Fuzzy: Part of a balanced '72 diet!
	8:53pm Carmichael: I only know Honey Cone for Want Ads.
	8:54pm TDK60: ..in '72 there were temporary-TV-rental shops; and cheese fondue parties were in.
	8:54pm Fuzzy: Burnt orange and avocado memories.
	8:54pm chresti: It's about the same I think-love it
	8:56pm Cooh John: Thanks for the trip back in time, Gaylord. I was 13 and music was HUGE.
	8:56pm phat: I don't think I will ever get over Karen Carpenter.
	8:56pm mZZm: Dis bass line!
	8:56pm katie: I've been waiting for Karen. Great show. It's bringing me back to my grandma's cabin on Lake Huron, listening to the radio...
	8:57pm Fuzzy: I love Karen's voice.
	8:57pm Webhamster Henry: Here's the Wikipedia news review of 1972. PONG introduced! en.wikipedia.org...
	8:57pm Carmichael: Fuzzy, when I moved into my home in the 80s, I pulled up all the pumpkin shag carpet and avocado wallpaper.
	8:57pm JTKMDNY: Gaylord: Great to hear songs that you thought you would never, ever hear on FMU!
	8:57pm Gaylord Fields: @katie: You knew it was coming!
	8:58pm Nardo: Ooh, so it's the old "only playing the top 20 hits of 1972" trick!? Well it might just be a good time for a garden party on this chilly Sunday evening?
	8:58pm sweet cheri: grand Gaylord? was life much better back in the 1970s?
	8:58pm Carmichael: Paul Williams become big about this time.
	8:58pm Fuzzy: @Carmichael: good move!
	8:59pm melinda: Candy Man was on one of my K-Tel records.
	8:59pm Gaylord Fields: @JTKMDNY: This format begs for that!
	9:00pm sugarwerewolf: IT WAS ALWAYS YOU HELEN Oh wrong Candy Man never mind
	9:01pm sugarwerewolf: IT WAS ALWAYS YOU CHARLIE
	9:01pm JTKMDNY: Gaylord: Absolutely!
	9:01pm Webhamster Henry: For more chart sweeping, check out Hinky Dinky time archives! wfmu.org...
	9:01pm melinda: @Fuzzy my university's library still had orange and avocado carpet and upholstery in the lounge areas in the 90s, it lingered a while.
	9:02pm melinda: I love I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing.
	9:02pm Fuzzy: NO PIE.
	9:03pm Cooh John: The 70's were special. Still skeptical of those over 30.
	9:03pm Glen but also Luis: THE CANDYMAN CAN CUZ HE MIXES IT WITH LOVE AND MAKES THE WORLD TASTE GOOOOOOOOD
	9:03pm coelacanth∅: greetings Gaylord and all
	9:04pm chresti: melinda- cibo matto candyman?
	9:05pm melinda: @chresti never heard that
	9:05pm coelacanth∅: i missed candyman? (that candyman) i'll have to find my father's 45 of it.
	9:05pm Fuzzy: @melinda: tight school budget perhaps?
	9:06pm chresti: I'd like to give the world a coke
	9:06pm Bill Brown: I was 8 years old and an avid radio listener in 1972, a year of multiple life-altering traumas. This music fills me with deep unbearable sadness. Some how I cannot bring myself to turn it off. Ugh...
	9:06pm Carmichael: Dude, you’re hitting on all cylinders!
	9:06pm Zardoz: Some of the best songs came out of the 70’s
	9:06pm Tome: for a second thought this was * Bread* ,,,,,,
	9:08pm Fuzzy: I listened to a transistor radio under my plllow at night back then too -- AM radio magic at night hearing voices and songs from far away all ove.
	9:08pm phat: ok. I hate America. And then I hear this song.
	9:08pm Gaylord Fields: @Tome: This was the same year America came out with fake Neil Young as well!
	9:09pm Cooh John: You keep dancing with my wife.
	9:09pm Booz: I had a bakelite tube radio by my bed. I didn't get to sleep at all.
	9:10pm jillydg: Hi Gaylord. I walked in the door to that fantastic Spinners tune (yes I leave the radio on for kitty) and was so happy to find myself in 1972. I love the Woof Moo Time Machine!
	9:10pm Fuzzy: The GE clock radio with the flipping digits kept me up for hours.
	9:10pm Gaylord Fields: @phat: I have a complicated relationship with America (the group, I must clarify).
	9:11pm Gaylord Fields: @jillydg: So glad you walked in at that moment.
	9:12pm pp: Ms. McCoo has the most creamy pure voice
	9:12pm coelacanth∅: my relationship with america (the country) is more complicated than my relationship with america (the band)
	9:13pm Gaylord Fields: @pp: "McCoo" is pretty much an aptronym, wouldn't you say?
	9:14pm Zardoz: Meow
	9:14pm Cooh John: Why can't they make great slow songs anymore where you can hear every word and the melody gets under your skin?
	9:14pm coelacanth∅: did that song "i need you" have a resurgence around 1975?
	9:14pm chresti: I wandered away from top 40 radio by the latter part of 72
	9:14pm Gaylord Fields: @ coelacanth∅: I hope you picked up on the understatement in my comment.
	9:15pm ?: Yes Cooh John... I was just thinking how lovely the music is.
	9:15pm melinda: I always confuse Bread and America.
	9:16pm Zardoz: God’s recreation of the new day
	9:16pm Gaylord Fields: @ coelacanth∅: That may have been America's similar-sounding "Daisy Jane" you're thinking of. They eventually got around to stealing their own sound.
	9:16pm Gaylord Fields: @melinda: Bread are better by a magnitude of 1000.
	9:16pm SeanG: what a song!
	9:16pm coelacanth∅: Gaylord i assumed there was subtlety there!
	9:16pm Tome: I Need You with Lyrics - America < "71 from here > bit.ly...
	9:17pm Nardo: Thankfully it's not 1975 and I'm in no danger of hearing Wildfire.
	9:17pm TDK60: ..cassettes existed then (since the '60s); one could get, say, a Pioneer deck or portable.
	9:18pm melinda: @gaylord clearly I don't know either well enough, I do like Bread.
	9:18pm Zardoz: David Gates had a great voice
	9:18pm jillydg: Looking back at what I missed earlier... I think Todd Rudgren and Carol King may be the same person. Sometime I need to discuss this with you.
	9:18pm chresti: this makes me think of "hitchin' a ride"
	9:19pm Fuzzy: @chresti: not just me then.
	9:19pm melinda: @Zardoz I agree. He sang the theme song from The Goodbye Girl, one of my favorite movies as a kid.
	9:20pm Tome: I was one step from getting a nakamichi by '75 but the Fischer lasted me good 5 years despite the fact that by the last year the hi end didn't even exist ...
	9:20pm Zardoz: Richard Dryfus. I recall that movie.
	9:21pm pp: I learn everything from Gaylord. Aptronym had to look up. Another fave singer, exact opposite of Ms. McCoo is Ms. McKee
	9:21pm coelacanth∅: Gaylord it's i need you that i stole part of the melody of; and part of the lyrics of in one of my early attempts at writing a song, which would've been c.75...maybe it just finally sunk in after 3 years.
	9:21pm Zardoz: I’m sick of this Withers song. I love Lovely Day by him.
	9:22pm Zardoz: It’s overplayed
	9:23pm melinda: @chresti haha
	9:23pm Gaylord Fields: @Zardoz: It may be overplayed IRL, granted, but WFMU ain't the real world.
	9:24pm jillydg: Funny how well I know some of these songs but could never name the artist.
	9:24pm TDK60: ..people used to smoke cigarettes more then.. // Wither's earthy rootsiness was so refreshing.
	9:24pm Zardoz: This song could have been an early Bee Gees song.
	9:25pm JTKMDNY: Gaylord: Totally! I love this stuff. No way even commercial radio would put it together like you do! they would play maybe one or two but not a string of them!
	9:25pm Zardoz: Almost sounds like Barry Singing
	9:25pm jillydg: Zardoz! That's who I would have said it was...
	9:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Waiting to see if any movie songs made the cut, like the one from The Poseidon Adventure.
	9:25pm melinda: Gilbert does have a Bee Gees sound
	9:26pm JayD: Loving tonight’s show especially, Gaylord! I always tune in when I’m cooking dinner, you provide the perfect soundtrack. Knocking it out of the park tonight with the comfort music. Thank you!!!
	9:26pm Zardoz: Commercial radio is for the zombie masses with no real taste for music in my opinion
	9:27pm coelacanth∅: i know every one of these songs but i haven't heard most of them more than once or twice in >40 years, so -not overplayed.
	9:27pm Zardoz: FYI I just stumbled on WFMU last week and I’m loving the variety. I also love Bronwyns voice.
	9:28pm Booz: There's a lot of 1972 in 2018. Was at a show just last night where both acts had a fair amount of Karen Carpenter in their DNA. And both were amazing.
	9:29pm JTKMDNY: Zardoz: totally agree with your characterization of commercial radio. I just donated my 1975 WMFU Survival Marathon t-shirt back to WFMU.
	9:29pm coelacanth∅: eat a peach was 1972. ...just saying.
	9:29pm pp: Boooz: who was that? need to know
	9:30pm Fuzzy: Gilbert O'Sullivan, Cat Stevens: Not His Real Name.
	9:30pm TDK60: ..you may discern a sort of melancholy in some of these tracks, presented in a soft-pop sheen.. // '72 had a weird drug trend: downs and Quaaludes.
	9:31pm chresti: I loved smoking cigarettes and drinking coffee (coffee forever!)
	9:31pm coelacanth∅: when alone again (naturally) came out i thought it was Paul McCartney.
	9:31pm Booz: @pp Renata Zeiguer / Steady Holiday. (Recommended!)
	9:31pm mZZm: oh no 've never heard of this song..
	9:32pm chresti: I always thought this was Neil Diamond
	9:32pm Fuzzy: Neil Diamond (not his real name) soundalike.
	9:33pm Zardoz: Yesterday I purposely played Taxi by Harry Chapin. I fly so high when I’m stoned.
	9:34pm coelacanth∅: my parents got the gallery 45. never thought of Neil Diamond, who my mother adored (of course) -but now i hear it.
	9:35pm Fuzzy: Bust a move!
	9:35pm Webhamster Henry: The 1972 is strong in Gaylord.
	9:35pm Gaylord Fields: Grab it, Babbitt!!!
	9:36pm Zardoz: Don’t put me in a box Babbitt
	9:36pm TDK60: ..funk was already around and gettin' better..
	9:37pm Zardoz: Love Curtis Mayfield
	9:38pm coelacanth∅: superfly was 72
	9:38pm Fuzzy: Subic Bay jukebox.
	9:38pm Roberto: BRAAAANDYYYY YASSSS
	9:39pm coelacanth∅: ...like this one -cheesy or whatever, i'll never tire of it.
	9:39pm Roberto: #1 BEZD SONG ALL TIME
	9:40pm davek: Your F'in kidding This Too! Love this tune.
	9:40pm Zardoz: Cheese is in the eye of the beholder
	9:40pm coelacanth∅: Johnny Nash next?!
	9:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: For what'sever reason, I remember hearing "Brandy" when mom was driving us back after a trip to the grocery store. Funny what a person remembers like that.
	9:40pm coelacanth∅: ...or some other ingredient
	9:40pm Zardoz: Great song.
	9:41pm Fuzzy: @Ken: lots of powerful memories of Mum's car radio!
	9:41pm Joe R.: Only recently learned that Looking Glass started in New Brunswick NJ
	9:42pm Gaylord Fields: @ coelacanth∅: I played him in the previous show.
	9:42pm coelacanth∅: Fuzzy you got that!
	9:44pm Zardoz: BREAD!
	9:44pm coelacanth∅: ...it's okay, i have the album, the 45, and a cassette mix! i just always think of certain songs together. (ride captain ride is another one)
	9:44pm Gaylord Fields: Not Bread!
	9:44pm Zardoz: Play Down on My Knees by Bread
	9:45pm Fuzzy: Bread seems to be the generic term for early 70's soft rock.
	9:45pm Gaylord Fields: @Zardoz: I wish I could. It's an excellent song but not a hit.
	9:47pm Cooh John: A friend's mom had all of Bread on 8 track.
	9:47pm Zardoz: WFMU is not about hits. It’s about going off the rails.
	9:49pm Nardo: Here's a minor 72 hit that doesn't belong but I remember it from one of those Have a Nice Day Rhino comps and it's worth the listen - Giorgio "Son of My Father" (wait til the show is over of course) youtu.be...
	9:49pm TDK60: cheesy fondue partee!
	9:49pm coelacanth∅: i like cheesy music more than i like cheese.
	9:49pm Booz: Throwing in my hat in favor of cheese.
	9:50pm Irwin: Slicing myself some Jarlsberg as you speak.
	9:50pm pp: Booz: thanks. will check them out
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: i guess there weren't any hits off "on the corner" were there.
	9:50pm JakeGould: @Zardoz: WFMU is also not about playing requests. Unless Amazon or Apple create a “Hey Gaylord…” function. Now that would be something!
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: Yay Carole King!
	9:52pm Gaylord Fields: @Nardo: I almost played it, but it wasn't a big enough hit.
	9:52pm Booz: @pp Would say that they both have soft-ish urbane feel, but don't actually sound like KC. If you're looking for that lush voice, try Rumer, & her album Boys Don't Cry.
	9:53pm JakeGould: Bread, Hot Tuna, Humble Pie, Canned Heat… Old bands really sound some some kinda nursing home lunch menu!
	9:53pm andrewb: actually hadn't heard Cat Stevens "morning has broken"in ever. had to figure out who played the piano. Rick Wakeman of course
	9:54pm Zardoz: YES CURTIS!
	9:54pm Zardoz: A terrible blow but that’s how it goes
	9:54pm Gaylord Fields: @Zardoz: If this show isn't "going off the rails," then what is?
	9:55pm SeanG: that bass
	9:55pm Zardoz: I’m just having fun Gaylord. You’re killin it.
	9:55pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, everyone! I'll do my usual orthodox unorthodox show next week.
	9:55pm Booz: Thanks for the ride Gaylord & Bronwyn. You got me safely to the destination.
	9:55pm jillydg: Irwin I was just grating some cheddar and I laughed to myself that I knew those things are called slots. Then I thought I should tell Gaylord but that would've been too inside for the playlist. Now that I see you're here tho...
	9:56pm JakeGould: Thanks Gaylord!
	9:56pm pp: Booz: yup, know thy Rumer, smooth
	9:56pm Zardoz: Way to go out with a little Curtis.
	9:57pm Tome: ....butter please ,,,,,
	9:57pm jillydg: Yes thanks kids. Can't wait to go back to the 72 that I missed. Bread is beautiful.
	9:57pm Fuzzy: Nice. Great show Gaylord and Bronwyn -- thanks!
	9:57pm Jeezy: :Sigh: I was barely alive but still... the memories!
	9:58pm Gaylord Fields: Bronwyn and I thank you all for allowing us to celebrate our favorite year when it comes to pop music.
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gaylord and Bronwyn
	9:59pm chresti: Thanks!
	9:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Gaylord & Bronwyn. I'm sure Casey Kasem would have enjoyed this.
	9:59pm Zardoz: No you didn’t Gaylord
	10:00pm JakeGould: “I’m the bread man… Delivering hot loafs to your door…”
	10:01pm JakeGould: Loaves…
	10:01pm Webhamster Henry: This was like a little record party! Thanks Gaylord & Bronwyn B.!
	10:01pm Zardoz: Good night guys thanks for the music.

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from November 11, 2018

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