WFMU: Optical Sound with Mike Sin: Playlist from November 17, 2018

Listener comments!
	3:03pm David watts: comin on strong. been singing this one a lot lately...
	3:04pm Bob Slee: What The Heck !!!! First time I heard Frank on WFMU !!!
	3:04pm Mailman Tom: 52 years old and still sounds as fresh today as it did back in '66.
	3:04pm Bob Slee: Thanks mate !!
	3:05pm Dominick: Always relevant
	3:06pm SFNative: Frank, baby.
	3:07pm Sid: You can't handle the truth!
	3:07pm BEAVO: Orange belly
	3:08pm david watts: somebody's been reading the news
	3:09pm CentralScrutinizer: FANtastic! My first show @ Montreal Forum "76 Still my heart. Thank you
	3:09pm common: Yes
	3:10pm Bob Slee: Ben nét van die TRUTh af !
	3:12pm Hoboken Jack: Hello to the Assistant Manager Groover and thanks for filling in!!
	3:12pm Cooh John: Niiiiice start. This will keep me going.
	3:13pm Bob Slee: Are you the real central scrutinizer? The one who lived near to Joe ?
	3:13pm Mike Sin: Hi folks!!!!
	3:14pm Bob Slee: Yo Mike
	3:17pm Mike Sin: Hi David, Bob Slee, HoboJack, common, Cooh John, Central, Beavo!
	3:19pm CentralScrutinizer: @Bob Slee hHa no, but Jimmy Carl Black lived a few streets over :)
	3:20pm Bob Slee: The indian of the group ?
	3:21pm Sid: Sammy Hagar version of this has more conviction
	3:22pm CentralScrutinizer: And how ;}
	3:22pm Bob Slee: "hi Boys and Girls !"
	3:24pm heyitschris: Loving the show. Had no idea that was a Rick Springfield song.
	3:25pm Sid: Shame they never officially released Steve Albini's production of In Color.
	3:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Jersey is southern to us up here...
	3:26pm Sid: ...cause this is great but the muffled Werman production holds it back a bit.
	3:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Said it before but - used to shy away from CheapTrick vinyl cause of the mastering or something - in my little head...As such a perfect blend of Beatles / Who (via the Move) it was always catnip to me - but ...Like the Demo!
	3:30pm Mike Sin: Hello Chris, RevRabbit, Sid, SFNative!
	3:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my new band: Exorcist DiscChanger...well maybe not...
	3:32pm David in London: Great set today. I haven’t heard The Merton Parkas since what seems like the nineteenth century. Great curveball.
	3:33pm Sid: You've been staring at those flying records too long... as have I. The audio fits as a soundtrack though.
	3:34pm Sid: Nah, sounds good.
	3:34pm James in ATL: Terrific start - Good afternoon Mike!
	3:36pm Bob Slee: Sid knows these things
	3:37pm Sid: 55 cents at Caldor.
	3:39pm Sid: I think Cheap Trick's Budokan was their breakthrough due to the tougher production, despite the material on the early albums being better.
	3:41pm Bob Slee: I heard Tarzan wrote it....
	3:41pm CentralScrutinizer: Info on that track was great. I did not know that. Thanx
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...then again - my rekerd players were sometimes so bad that Sabbath for example might not even play...Digital ain't all bad...
	3:46pm CentralScrutinizer: Normally,I'd be thinking "I miss Todd" about now, but not today. That's something.
	3:50pm Sid: Yeah, Mike is rockin'!
	3:50pm Bob Slee: So true! Mike, ever noticed Kim Kix with his band 'POWERSOLO' ? Think he's got something for you you like...
	3:51pm Mike Sin: Thanks for all the comments, folks! Wish I could jump in and get in on some of the convos, but I'm just not nimble enough when I've got to cue these records!
	3:52pm Sid: Mike, you cue, we'll spew.
	3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Truly outstanding playlist - Priority 1.
	3:53pm Bob Slee: Keep counting' Mike, great job !
	3:55pm Sid: Gotta put this on the big speakas!
	3:59pm Sid: So is this mod revival, or is this the original mod scene?
	4:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Who!...ish yARdbiRdS !
	4:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What's so funny about scooters, pills & understanding??...
	4:02pm Bob Slee: Roger ! Turn it up !!
	4:03pm David in London: It’s a mod, mod, mod, mod, mod world...
	4:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: K-Tel ! :)
	4:07pm CentralScrutinizer: Still have a couple of KTels. Bad shape but sentimental. Goofy Greats is still very playable.
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheer as Apotheosis of Garage. Discuss.
	4:08pm Mailman Tom: I got to meet Blue Cheer before they went onstage at the Fillmore East back in April of 1968. What a thrill!
	4:09pm TomDash: Hey Mike - great show! 4th or 5th time I've heard these mind melting Blue Cheer demos since they hit the new arrivals bins at the station - not complaining in the least!
	4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Met Dickie Peterson not long before he died. Man - did I think he was KEWL.
	4:11pm Mike Sin: These Blue Cheer Demos put a whole new on those Vincebus tracks!
	4:13pm McGreivey: MORE BLUE CHEER please.
	4:15pm sufferwords: weird days in california - safety first
	4:15pm CentralScrutinizer: Blue Cheer trips typically lasted 6-8 hours.
	4:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Name from an Owsley poem. Yas.
	4:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A wreath of Martian fireflowers to US !! : )
	4:29pm Robin Eisgrau: Hey Mike! You're playing stellar music as usual. I like this Autumn Leaves song. Are they a current band? I'd like to see them if they are.
	4:31pm Mike Sin: Hello Robin!
	4:32pm 384: ooh. never heard this version (of Reputation). nice.
	4:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gram Parsons - Nov. 5th Scorpio.
	4:36pm Gaylord Fields: The Chesterfield Kings had a way of sounding like they were contemporaries of their '60s role models rather than some sort of distorted funhouse mirror version like way too many of their actual peers.
	4:39pm Mike Sin: Hello Gaylord!
	4:40pm debt collector: The end is very confident. Hilarious
	4:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sooo good.
	4:41pm debt collector: My bad -bob Seger!
	4:42pm Hoboken Jack: Would even the band on a cardboard watch be cardboard? Asking for a friend.
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...presumably what the chocolate watchband come on...?...
	4:43pm Gaylord Fields: Great show, Mike! It's doing a perfect job of distracting me from my overdue writing assignment!
	4:46pm Mike Sin: Thanks everyone for the nice comments!
	4:52pm CentralScrutinizer: Nothing like a nice Aural experience. Thanx Mike
	4:53pm Peter from Dover NJ: Liking the tunes, Mike.
	5:01pm fredr: Great show Mike! Always nice to hear you on the terrestrial!
	5:03pm Bob Slee: all five of 'em are present !
	5:07pm CentralScrutinizer: SSSHHHHHHHHHHHH.
	5:08pm KevinfromBayRidge: JOOOOOEEEE!!!
	5:09pm KevinfromBayRidge: Mike, you may be the Crown Prince of fill-ins.
	5:11pm CentralScrutinizer: Nancy sounds a little like a young Sonny Bono here.
	5:12pm Bob Slee: Sorry bout that
	5:14pm Bob Slee: could you at least let loose of my balls now ?
	5:34pm listener 126464: Miriam co-hosts 2 newish shows on luxuriamusic.com. Vocal groups/r&b/doo-wop show and all-Kinks show
	5:35pm Motobro: Lovin the show Mike. Had the show streaming into my ear phones while Mountain Biking the trails of Allaire.
	5:37pm Sid: Frying bacon in the studio during this session.
	5:38pm Hoboken Jack: The New Tribe seem to be two brothers based in Oklahoma, and in a rarity, none of my Facebook friends already "like" them!
	5:38pm Mike Sin: Sid! Mah crusty rekkids!
	5:41pm Mike Sin: Hoboken Jack! Thanks, man!
	5:42pm Sid: Playin' some dusties. Another Neil Diamond cover.
	5:49pm Red: great show!
	5:50pm Hackensack Slim: WHOOOO!!! Less than a year to the next Ponderosa Stomp. (I Hope)
	5:53pm Sid: ...like ~I'm~ the one who did something wrong!
	5:58pm listener 126464: Thanks again Mike!
	6:01pm CentralScrutinizer: TERRIFIC, TERRIFIC most enjoyable Fill in Mike! You need more air time brother. Thanx

Optical Sound with Mike Sin: Playlist from November 17, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Mothers of Invention	Trouble Comin' Every Day	Freak Out!	Verve	2LP	1966. mono mix		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John Lennon	Give Me Some Truth "Give Me Some Truth" by "John Lennon"	Imagine	Apple	LP	1971		0:06:03 (Pop-up)
Modest Proposal	Nobody Says No "Nobody Says No" by "Modest Proposal"	(single)	One Dimension	7"	1985		0:08:30 (Pop-up)
Jacques Le Coque	Tip of My Tongue	Positively...	King Pizza	LP	2018	*	0:11:30 (Pop-up)
Ar-Kaics	She's Obsessed with Herself	In This Time	Wick	CD	2018	*	0:13:57 (Pop-up)
Fallen Leaves	Did You See Her "Did You See Her" by "Fallen Leaves"	Punk Rock For Gentlemen	Parliament	CD	2018	*	0:17:18 (Pop-up)
Rick Springfield	I've Done Everything for You	(single)	RCA	7"	1981. Written by Sammy Hagar!		0:20:12 (Pop-up)
Cheap Trick	Southern Girls "Southern Girls" by "Cheap Trick"	In Color	Epic	CD	1975. Demo version. Bonus track included with CD reissue.		0:23:00 (Pop-up)
Merton Parkas	I Don't Want to Know You	(single)	Beggars Banquet	7"	1979		0:25:39 (Pop-up)
Sunshine and the Rain	Too Much Too Soon	Beneath the Stars	Ernest Jenning	LP	2018	*	0:27:59 (Pop-up)

Slade	Gudbuy T'Jane "Gudbuy T'Jane" by "Slade"	(single)	Polydor	7"	1972		0:38:55 (Pop-up)
Rebel Set	Make It Clean "Make It Clean" by "Rebel Set"	Smidgen Pigeon	Outro	LP	2018	*	0:42:29 (Pop-up)
Electric Mess	It Happens All the Time	The Beast Is You	Soundflat	CD	2018	*	0:45:34 (Pop-up)
Les Lullies	Let It Out "Let It Out" by "Les Lullies"	Les Lullies	Slovenly	LP	2018	*	0:48:16 (Pop-up)
Misanthropes	Waiting For You "Waiting For You" by "Misanthropes"	(ep)	Get Hip	7"	1987		0:50:47 (Pop-up)
Urge Overkill	(Now That's) the Barclords	Stull EP	Touch and Go	10"	1992		0:53:46 (Pop-up)
Good Vibrations	Call Me Lightning	VA: Night Comes Down - 60s British Mod, R&B, Freakbeat & Swinging London Nuggets	RPM	CD box set	1970. Cover of a Who track!		0:57:12 (Pop-up)
Yardbirds	Rack My Mind "Rack My Mind" by "Yardbirds"	Roger the Engineer	Epic	CD	1966		0:59:44 (Pop-up)
Litter	Soul Searchin' "Soul Searchin'" by "Litter"	Distortions	K-Tel	CD	1967		1:03:01 (Pop-up)
Blue Cheer	Second Time Around "Second Time Around" by "Blue Cheer"	The '67 Demos	BeatRocket	LP	1967	*	1:05:46 (Pop-up)

Zodiac	Scorpio - The Passionate Hero	Cosmic Sounds	Elektra	LP	1967. Happy birthday wishes to all my Scorpio pals!		1:22:49 (Pop-up)
Autumn Leaves	You Didn't Say a Word (The Ballad of Plum Ticket)	(single)	Grimsey	7"	1995		1:25:40 (Pop-up)
Byrds	Reputation "Reputation" by "Byrds"	(single)	Sundazed	7"	1968. Recorded during the "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" sessions but unreleased at the time.		1:28:48 (Pop-up)
Chesterfield Kings	I Cannot Find Her	(single)	Mirror	7"	1987. Acoustic Version		1:31:49 (Pop-up)
Rose Garden	Here's Today "Here's Today" by "Rose Garden"	A Trip Through The Garden: The Rose Garden Collection	Omnivore	CD	1967	*	1:34:24 (Pop-up)
Bob Seger & the Last Heard	Vagrant Winter	Heavy Music: The Complete Cameo Recordings 1966-1967	ABKCO	CD	1967	*	1:36:49 (Pop-up)
The End	Cardboard Watch "Cardboard Watch" by "The End"	Introspection	Si-Wan	CD	1968		1:39:12 (Pop-up)
The Beginner's Mynd	Waiting For You	(single)	Hidden Volume	7"	2016		1:42:02 (Pop-up)
Music Machine	Absolutely Positively	(single)	Original Sound	7"	1968		1:45:19 (Pop-up)

Belfast Gypsies	People, Let's Freak Out	Them Belfast Gypsies	Rev-Ola	CD	1966		1:58:10 (Pop-up)
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich	He's A Raver	(single)	Fontana	7"	1967		2:00:34 (Pop-up)
Rattles	Say Alright "Say Alright" by "Rattles"	Attention! The Rattles!	Fontana	LP	1966		2:02:40 (Pop-up)
Joe South	Hush "Hush" by "Joe South"	Games People Play	Capitol	LP	1968		2:05:08 (Pop-up)
Nancy Sinatra	Sorry 'Bout That "Sorry 'Bout That" by "Nancy Sinatra"	How Does That Grab You?	Reprise	LP	1966		2:08:51 (Pop-up)
Spontaneous Generation	Up in My Mind	VA: Beyond the Calico Wall	Voxx	CD	1968		2:11:40 (Pop-up)
Jacqueline Taïeb	Bienvenue au pays	VA: Ultra Chicks Vol. 4 - Ye Ye Girls	Ultra Chicks	CD	1967		2:14:22 (Pop-up)
Countdown 5	Shaka Shaka Na Na "Shaka Shaka Na Na" by "Countdown 5"	Complete Recordings 1965-1969	Gear Fab	CD	1968. Singer Mack Hayes will on Michael Shelley's show on 12/15!	*	2:17:40 (Pop-up)
New Tribe	Elevator "Elevator" by "New Tribe"	(single)	Alchemist	7"	2018	*	2:19:40 (Pop-up)
Miriam & Nobody's Babies	You Got to Me	(single)	Norton	7"	2018. cover of a Neil Diamond track!	*	2:24:07 (Pop-up)

Carla Thomas	I Like What You're Doing (to Me)	(single)	Stax	7"	1969		2:35:19 (Pop-up)
Jr. Walker & the All-Stars	Holly Holy	(single)	Soul	7"	1970. Another cover of a Neil Diamond track!		2:38:10 (Pop-up)
Freda Payne	The Easiest Way to Fall	(single)	Invictus	7"	1970		2:41:18 (Pop-up)
Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs	Haunted House	Wooly Bully	MGM	LP	1965		2:44:34 (Pop-up)
Freddy Cannon	Way Down Yonder in New Orleans	The Explosive Freddy Cannon	Swan	LP	1960		2:46:50 (Pop-up)
Subway Surfers	Ain't Gonna Chase You (No More)	Three Chords & A Mission	Deep Eddy	CD	2010. Playing a benefit at the Clash Bar bar tonight in Clifton, NJ! See here: https://www.facebook.com/events/259984701383751/		2:49:38 (Pop-up)
Undertakers	(I Fell In Love) For the Very First Time	VA: Diggin' for Gold, Volume 4: 60's R&B/Punk & Mesmerizing 60's Pop	Way Back	CD	1965		2:52:37 (Pop-up)
Eddie Floyd	Sweet Things You Do "Sweet Things You Do" by "Eddie Floyd"	(single)	Stax	7"	1968		2:55:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm David watts: comin on strong. been singing this one a lot lately...
	3:04pm Bob Slee: What The Heck !!!! First time I heard Frank on WFMU !!!
	3:04pm Mailman Tom: 52 years old and still sounds as fresh today as it did back in '66.
	3:04pm Bob Slee: Thanks mate !!
	3:05pm Dominick: Always relevant
	3:06pm SFNative: Frank, baby.
	3:07pm Sid: You can't handle the truth!
	3:07pm BEAVO: Orange belly
	3:08pm david watts: somebody's been reading the news
	3:09pm CentralScrutinizer: FANtastic! My first show @ Montreal Forum "76 Still my heart. Thank you
	3:09pm common: Yes
	3:10pm Bob Slee: Ben nét van die TRUTh af !
	3:12pm Hoboken Jack: Hello to the Assistant Manager Groover and thanks for filling in!!
	3:12pm Cooh John: Niiiiice start. This will keep me going.
	3:13pm Bob Slee: Are you the real central scrutinizer? The one who lived near to Joe ?
	3:13pm Mike Sin: Hi folks!!!!
	3:14pm Bob Slee: Yo Mike
	3:17pm Mike Sin: Hi David, Bob Slee, HoboJack, common, Cooh John, Central, Beavo!
	3:19pm CentralScrutinizer: @Bob Slee hHa no, but Jimmy Carl Black lived a few streets over :)
	3:20pm Bob Slee: The indian of the group ?
	3:21pm Sid: Sammy Hagar version of this has more conviction
	3:22pm CentralScrutinizer: And how ;}
	3:22pm Bob Slee: "hi Boys and Girls !"
	3:24pm heyitschris: Loving the show. Had no idea that was a Rick Springfield song.
	3:25pm Sid: Shame they never officially released Steve Albini's production of In Color.
	3:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Jersey is southern to us up here...
	3:26pm Sid: ...cause this is great but the muffled Werman production holds it back a bit.
	3:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Said it before but - used to shy away from CheapTrick vinyl cause of the mastering or something - in my little head...As such a perfect blend of Beatles / Who (via the Move) it was always catnip to me - but ...Like the Demo!
	3:30pm Mike Sin: Hello Chris, RevRabbit, Sid, SFNative!
	3:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my new band: Exorcist DiscChanger...well maybe not...
	3:32pm David in London: Great set today. I haven’t heard The Merton Parkas since what seems like the nineteenth century. Great curveball.
	3:33pm Sid: You've been staring at those flying records too long... as have I. The audio fits as a soundtrack though.
	3:34pm Sid: Nah, sounds good.
	3:34pm James in ATL: Terrific start - Good afternoon Mike!
	3:36pm Bob Slee: Sid knows these things
	3:37pm Sid: 55 cents at Caldor.
	3:39pm Sid: I think Cheap Trick's Budokan was their breakthrough due to the tougher production, despite the material on the early albums being better.
	3:41pm Bob Slee: I heard Tarzan wrote it....
	3:41pm CentralScrutinizer: Info on that track was great. I did not know that. Thanx
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...then again - my rekerd players were sometimes so bad that Sabbath for example might not even play...Digital ain't all bad...
	3:46pm CentralScrutinizer: Normally,I'd be thinking "I miss Todd" about now, but not today. That's something.
	3:50pm Sid: Yeah, Mike is rockin'!
	3:50pm Bob Slee: So true! Mike, ever noticed Kim Kix with his band 'POWERSOLO' ? Think he's got something for you you like...
	3:51pm Mike Sin: Thanks for all the comments, folks! Wish I could jump in and get in on some of the convos, but I'm just not nimble enough when I've got to cue these records!
	3:52pm Sid: Mike, you cue, we'll spew.
	3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Truly outstanding playlist - Priority 1.
	3:53pm Bob Slee: Keep counting' Mike, great job !
	3:55pm Sid: Gotta put this on the big speakas!
	3:59pm Sid: So is this mod revival, or is this the original mod scene?
	4:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Who!...ish yARdbiRdS !
	4:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What's so funny about scooters, pills & understanding??...
	4:02pm Bob Slee: Roger ! Turn it up !!
	4:03pm David in London: It’s a mod, mod, mod, mod, mod world...
	4:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: K-Tel ! :)
	4:07pm CentralScrutinizer: Still have a couple of KTels. Bad shape but sentimental. Goofy Greats is still very playable.
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheer as Apotheosis of Garage. Discuss.
	4:08pm Mailman Tom: I got to meet Blue Cheer before they went onstage at the Fillmore East back in April of 1968. What a thrill!
	4:09pm TomDash: Hey Mike - great show! 4th or 5th time I've heard these mind melting Blue Cheer demos since they hit the new arrivals bins at the station - not complaining in the least!
	4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Met Dickie Peterson not long before he died. Man - did I think he was KEWL.
	4:11pm Mike Sin: These Blue Cheer Demos put a whole new on those Vincebus tracks!
	4:13pm McGreivey: MORE BLUE CHEER please.
	4:15pm sufferwords: weird days in california - safety first
	4:15pm CentralScrutinizer: Blue Cheer trips typically lasted 6-8 hours.
	4:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Name from an Owsley poem. Yas.
	4:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A wreath of Martian fireflowers to US !! : )
	4:29pm Robin Eisgrau: Hey Mike! You're playing stellar music as usual. I like this Autumn Leaves song. Are they a current band? I'd like to see them if they are.
	4:31pm Mike Sin: Hello Robin!
	4:32pm 384: ooh. never heard this version (of Reputation). nice.
	4:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gram Parsons - Nov. 5th Scorpio.
	4:36pm Gaylord Fields: The Chesterfield Kings had a way of sounding like they were contemporaries of their '60s role models rather than some sort of distorted funhouse mirror version like way too many of their actual peers.
	4:39pm Mike Sin: Hello Gaylord!
	4:40pm debt collector: The end is very confident. Hilarious
	4:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sooo good.
	4:41pm debt collector: My bad -bob Seger!
	4:42pm Hoboken Jack: Would even the band on a cardboard watch be cardboard? Asking for a friend.
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...presumably what the chocolate watchband come on...?...
	4:43pm Gaylord Fields: Great show, Mike! It's doing a perfect job of distracting me from my overdue writing assignment!
	4:46pm Mike Sin: Thanks everyone for the nice comments!
	4:52pm CentralScrutinizer: Nothing like a nice Aural experience. Thanx Mike
	4:53pm Peter from Dover NJ: Liking the tunes, Mike.
	5:01pm fredr: Great show Mike! Always nice to hear you on the terrestrial!
	5:03pm Bob Slee: all five of 'em are present !
	5:07pm CentralScrutinizer: SSSHHHHHHHHHHHH.
	5:08pm KevinfromBayRidge: JOOOOOEEEE!!!
	5:09pm KevinfromBayRidge: Mike, you may be the Crown Prince of fill-ins.
	5:11pm CentralScrutinizer: Nancy sounds a little like a young Sonny Bono here.
	5:12pm Bob Slee: Sorry bout that
	5:14pm Bob Slee: could you at least let loose of my balls now ?
	5:34pm listener 126464: Miriam co-hosts 2 newish shows on luxuriamusic.com. Vocal groups/r&b/doo-wop show and all-Kinks show
	5:35pm Motobro: Lovin the show Mike. Had the show streaming into my ear phones while Mountain Biking the trails of Allaire.
	5:37pm Sid: Frying bacon in the studio during this session.
	5:38pm Hoboken Jack: The New Tribe seem to be two brothers based in Oklahoma, and in a rarity, none of my Facebook friends already "like" them!
	5:38pm Mike Sin: Sid! Mah crusty rekkids!
	5:41pm Mike Sin: Hoboken Jack! Thanks, man!
	5:42pm Sid: Playin' some dusties. Another Neil Diamond cover.
	5:49pm Red: great show!
	5:50pm Hackensack Slim: WHOOOO!!! Less than a year to the next Ponderosa Stomp. (I Hope)
	5:53pm Sid: ...like ~I'm~ the one who did something wrong!
	5:58pm listener 126464: Thanks again Mike!
	6:01pm CentralScrutinizer: TERRIFIC, TERRIFIC most enjoyable Fill in Mike! You need more air time brother. Thanx

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