WFMU: The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes: Playlist from June 25, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:59pm Matt from New Orleans: Kris this one hit me the hardest of the recent deaths. As you’ve probably noticed, young Dave is my avatar. I had one of the best music experiences of my life seeing Dave leading the Pres Hall band sitting at his feet about ten years ago. He went through his solo stuff and lots of Fats stuff and other stuff he wrote/arranged/produced. I saw him a few other times randomly playing trumpet in the band but the night leading the band going through his life’s work was unforgettable.
	10:03pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): joining you on this wandering journey, hello Kris and Matt and the rest of you homesters.
	10:04pm Kris Holmes: Yeah, just a phenomenal musical figure. 100 years is a great effort though. Unfortunately I never got to see him play.
	10:04pm Dave Sewelson: Thank you Matt..
	10:06pm TDK60: Great tunes, an episode to click.
	10:06pm chresti at work: Hi-going home now...
	10:15pm Little Danny: Hey Kris, hey all
	10:16pm Little Danny: I had a DB LP on Imperial that I think you just referenced. It wasn't very memorable, alas, and I too got rid of it
	10:19pm Kris Holmes: sounds about right, it was very "cashing in" on Fats success.
	10:20pm Matt from New Orleans: the house party album is better but still nothing amazing
	10:21pm Little Danny: That's the one I'm thinking of, Matt. I recall it being bigger band arrangements
	10:21pm Kris Holmes: Understandable when an artist comes from a time when the game was singles only
	10:22pm Little Danny: "Sick & Tired" never gets old to my ears. Perfect hypnotic New Orleans R&B groove
	10:23pm chresti: I love this song, first time I heard this version!
	10:24pm Little Danny: I mean there is actually like a chugging kind of drone going on in it. Similar to Fats Domino's "Shu-Rah"
	10:25pm doctorjazz: Hey all, nice sounds here tonight.
	10:27pm Matt from New Orleans: Chris Kenner should have been a much bigger success
	10:28pm doctorjazz: Great pipes on Kenner!
	10:32pm Kris Holmes: Jail tends to curtail things "In 1968 Kenner was convicted of statutory rape of a minor and spent three years in Louisiana's Angola prison." :-(
	10:33pm Matt from New Orleans: I also think Wilson Pickett has something to do with it
	10:36pm Kris Holmes: His Atlantic LP from 66 isn't bad
	10:38pm Matt from New Orleans: Once he started working with Joe Banashak, the best that could happen was a bigger label picking up the record and give it national exposure.
	10:40pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): these beats are irresistible!
	10:42pm Franco Twinkie: Good gracious, I fall asleep and the party threatens to wreck the house. Kris!!!
	10:45pm Kris Holmes: All these Imperial sides really hang together well
	10:46pm Franco Twinkie: Sorry I couldn't make down to the LBC, but the late nights out just cause to much havoc on my system. Sorry but true.
	10:47pm Matt from New Orleans: It’s the big beat
	10:47pm Kris Holmes: It's ok, I know it's a slight drive from LA
	10:49pm TDK60: ..lotsa different beats, styles Granny.
	10:55pm chresti: Snap crackle pop!
	10:56pm Dean: Goddammit, this show's playlist is tempting me to turn off the record on the main system. That record? Carol King's Tapestry.
	10:57pm Franco Twinkie: Turn one hundred and then check out, that is quite a trick.
	10:59pm Matt from New Orleans: Did you go to Pie’n Burger when you were in Pasadena? I love that place.
	11:00pm Franco Twinkie: Dude, Poo Bah is my home base! What day were you there?
	11:02pm Dean: New Poo Bah? Not so hot these days? I love old Poo Bah. One weekend I drifted in and the long-hair-in-shorts guy at the register announced, "Here comes the guy who pays my salary."
	11:03pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, Ha ha. That was Jay. He owned the place back then.
	11:05pm Dean: It was a top-three record store, without question. And yeah, I spent a lot there.
	11:05pm Franco Twinkie: Matt, did you actually have a slice of pie with your burger, and if so, which one?
	11:05pm Kris Holmes: There were some comments behind the counter to the tune of "oh this guy's a dealer he's just buying to resell" which is kind of a turn off but whatever, they already priced them & put them out!! Too late to get all snarky about that sort of stuff.
	11:06pm Dean: I'm pretty sure I have every last record I bought there, some probably still sealed after...thirty years?
	11:08pm Dean: Okay, Carol feels like a natural woman, so now I can come out and play.
	11:08pm Kris Holmes: I was there Thursday. We ate at a great little under the radar taco spot. Tacos Poncitlan
	11:10pm Matt from New Orleans: I’ve had many slices of pie there over the years Franco. Probably Olallieberry but it’s been a bit since my last visit.
	11:10pm Kris Holmes: on Lincoln & Crosby
	11:10pm chresti: There you are, home at last!
	11:12pm Dean: Sequences and intersections of street names produce great names. I'd name a kid Lincoln Crosby. Once we were heading west on, maybe, Wilshire or Pico, and we crossed Ridgley, then Hauser: great name!
	11:12pm chresti: I got R and B records at PooBahs in the 80s, also reggae
	11:13pm Franco Twinkie: Ron, the owner, told me some guy actually had a heart attack last Friday looking at 45's. They heard a big crash when the records hit the floor, then he stumbled out all fucked up. Ron called 911, and while they were taking him to the hospital he says "I'm not done shopping yet!" True story.
	11:14pm Kris Holmes: WTF
	11:15pm Dean: jazz, rock, punk, classical, you name it I regret not buying the series of Horace Tapscott solo recital LPs when I saw them there. Sounds like Poo Bah has maybe improved. My last visit was very discouraging.
	11:18pm Matt from New Orleans: Trick bag is a killer
	11:19pm Franco Twinkie: Well shit, Kris, I was there later Thursday that night. Our band practices upstairs after hours. That's why I rarely get to hear Little Danny in real time. I'm at Poo Bah singing with the boys.
	11:21pm Kris Holmes: crazy, we could have hung out!! except, we went to ELO in Anaheim that night
	11:24pm Dean: Heh, I heard ELO in Anaheim m-a-n-y years ago. Not at the arena but at the convention center. Little Feat opened. Saw 'em again, I'm pretty sure, with Steve Hillage opening.
	11:25pm Dean: And still again with opener Widowmaker. The old plein-aire Universal Studios amphitheater.
	11:26pm Franco Twinkie: Matt, Pie'n Burger is good with the seasonal fruit pies. Olallieberry is right now! Thanks for reminding me. I could still make it before they close tonight, but they bake in the morning, so I'll just go in before the lunch rush and get a warm slice.
	11:26pm chresti: The heart attack happened Friday. I remember because I reported it on Daniel Blumin's comments board, after Franco told me. I saw Alice Cooper and another time, the Kinks at the Anaheim Stadium, late 70s
	11:28pm Dean: Anaheim Stadium '76, Gary Wright, Gentle Giant, Peter Frampton, Yes. One of the loudest shows ever, thanks to Patrick Moraz's tizzy synthesizers.
	11:29pm Dean: Not too far from Anaheim in Costa Mesa I heard David Johansen at the Cuckoo's Nest with most of the Dolls. I recall wringing out my t-shirt after the show.
	11:33pm Kris Holmes: These early Fats sides are so scrappy!!!
	11:37pm Matt from New Orleans: Unfortunately almost every song Kris played tonight burned in the Universal fire so the already paltry reissue efforts almost ensure that most of these songs are lost aside from old vinyl.
	11:38pm Kris Holmes: :-(
	11:40pm Dean: Classical has some amazing noise-reduction/remaster geniuses -- Ward Marston, Mark Obert-Thorn, Andrew Rose, Richard Caniell, etc. -- who manage to revive old, crusty-sounding records. The same could be done from the FD vinyl.
	11:44pm Dean: Wenzel's Music Town, RIP.
	11:44pm Matt from New Orleans: Well the Fats Domino has recent high res digital masters so I’m not as concerned about those. It’s the other artists that probably don’t that concerns me.
	11:45pm Franco Twinkie: Our homies!
	11:48pm Matt from New Orleans: But in reality now that I say that who knows what the source of those were because that was years after the fire
	11:49pm Matt from New Orleans: I got to see Mighty 3X and he was fantastic.
	11:50pm Matt from New Orleans: It was hilarious watching Mr Fine Wine try to corral Hannibal and get him where he needed to be.
	11:50pm Kris Holmes: Love him, never saw him :-(
	11:51pm Dean: Right. Marston et al. are masters at taking the best source, however defective it might be, and extracting the most information from it while at the same time not compromising quality with heavy-handed noise-reduction.
	11:54pm Dean: Caniell is famous for patching full opera productions sourced from radio broadcasts from which chunks of performance were missing for whatever reason with excerpts of contemporary performances including the same artists. Nobody can detect the slice.
	11:58pm Matt from New Orleans: www.offbeat.com... That’s a hilarious interview Hannibal gave before he performed at the Stomp on 2008.
	11:59pm chresti: Thanks Kris!
	11:59pm Dean: Make it to Freakbeat?
	11:59pm Franco Twinkie: Next time you're in Pasadena....
	11:59pm Matt from New Orleans: Thanks Kris.
	12:01am chresti: Freakbeat?
	12:02am Dean: Offshoot of Moby Disc, in Sherman Oaks. Moby, back in the day, was the pinnacle.
	12:03am Kris Holmes: no time for freakbeat this trip unfortunately

The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes: Playlist from June 25, 2019

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June 25, 2019: Dave Bartholomew Tribute to start

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Approx. start time
Dave Bartholomew	Yeah Yeah "Yeah Yeah" by "Dave Bartholomew"		Imperial	7"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Dave Bartholomew	Turn Your Lamps Down Low		Imperial	7"	0:03:52 (Pop-up)
Dave Bartholomew	People Are Talking		Imperial	7"	0:05:49 (Pop-up)
Dave Bartholomew	Can't Take It No More		Imperial	7"	0:07:51 (Pop-up)
Dave Bartholomew	Shrimp & Gumbo "Shrimp & Gumbo" by "Dave Bartholomew"		Imperial	7"	0:10:33 (Pop-up)
Tami Lynn	One Night Of Sin "One Night Of Sin" by "Tami Lynn"		Atlantic	7"	0:16:12 (Pop-up)
Huey Smith & the Clowns	Behind The Wheel		Imperial	7"	0:19:02 (Pop-up)
Chris Kenner	Sick & Tired "Sick & Tired" by "Chris Kenner"		Imperial	7"	0:21:08 (Pop-up)
Sugar Boy Crawford	She's Gotta Wobble (When She Walks)		Imperial	7"	0:23:33 (Pop-up)
Chris Kenner	Nothing Will Keep Me From You		Imperial	7"	0:25:28 (Pop-up)
Sugar Boy Crawford	You Gave Me Love		Imperial	7"	0:29:21 (Pop-up)
Sugar Boy Crawford	She's The One "She's The One" by "Sugar Boy Crawford"		Imperial	7"	0:31:53 (Pop-up)
Roy Brown	Diddy-Y-Diddy-O "Diddy-Y-Diddy-O" by "Roy Brown"		Imperial	7"	0:33:27 (Pop-up)
Sugar Boy Crawford	No One But You Dear		Imperial	7"	0:35:29 (Pop-up)
Roy Brown	Let The Four Winds Blow		Imperial	7"	0:37:29 (Pop-up)
The Spiders	A-1 In My Heart "A-1 In My Heart" by "The Spiders"		Imperial	7"	0:42:53 (Pop-up)
The Spiders	Witchcraft "Witchcraft" by "The Spiders"		Imperial	7"	0:45:23 (Pop-up)
The Spiders	Tennessee Slim "Tennessee Slim" by "The Spiders"		Imperial	7"	0:47:51 (Pop-up)
The Spiders	Is It True? "Is It True?" by "The Spiders"		Imperial	7"	0:49:40 (Pop-up)
Lloyd Price	Lawdy Miss Clawdy "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" by "Lloyd Price"		Specialty	7"	0:52:09 (Pop-up)
Smiley Lewis	She's Got Me Hook Line & Sinker		Imperial	7"	1:01:32 (Pop-up)
Earl King	Love Me Now "Love Me Now" by "Earl King"		Imperial	7"	1:05:00 (Pop-up)
Smiley Lewis	Please Listen To Me "Please Listen To Me" by "Smiley Lewis"		Imperial	7"	1:05:52 (Pop-up)
Earl King	The Things That I Used To Do		Imperial	7"	1:08:04 (Pop-up)
Earl King	Come On "Come On" by "Earl King"		Imperial	7"	1:10:53 (Pop-up)
Earl King	Trick Bag "Trick Bag" by "Earl King"		Imperial	7"	1:16:46 (Pop-up)
Bobby Mitchell	I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday		Imperial	7"	1:19:26 (Pop-up)
Earl King	Always A First Time "Always A First Time" by "Earl King"		Imperial	7"	1:21:50 (Pop-up)
Bobby Mitchell	You Better Go Home		Imperial	7"	1:24:19 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	The Fat Man "The Fat Man" by "Fats Domino"	Rock And Rollin' With Fats Domino	Imperial	LP	1:26:35 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	Tired Of Crying "Tired Of Crying" by "Fats Domino"	Rock And Rollin' With Fats Domino	Imperial	LP	1:29:29 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	Goin' Home "Goin' Home" by "Fats Domino"	Rock And Rollin' With Fats Domino	Imperial	LP	1:31:24 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	You Said You Love Me "You Said You Love Me" by "Fats Domino"	Rock And Rollin' With Fats Domino	Imperial	LP	1:33:37 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	Going To The River "Going To The River" by "Fats Domino"	Rock And Rollin' With Fats Domino	Imperial	LP	1:36:15 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	Please Don't Leave Me	Rock And Rollin' With Fats Domino	Imperial	LP	1:38:46 (Pop-up)
The Premiers	Farmer John "Farmer John" by "The Premiers"		Faro	7"	1:43:51 (Pop-up)
Mighty Hannibal	Fishin' Pole "Fishin' Pole" by "Mighty Hannibal"		Josie	7"	1:46:05 (Pop-up)
Dick Dale	Let's Go Trippin' "Let's Go Trippin'" by "Dick Dale"		Deltone	7"	1:48:44 (Pop-up)
Dick Dale	Surf Beat "Surf Beat" by "Dick Dale"		Deltone	7"	1:50:53 (Pop-up)
Bobby Bland	Good Time Charlie (Working His Groove Bag)		Duke	7"	1:53:49 (Pop-up)
Lou Donaldson	Alligator Boogaloo "Alligator Boogaloo" by "Lou Donaldson"		Blue Note	7"	1:56:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:59pm Matt from New Orleans: Kris this one hit me the hardest of the recent deaths. As you’ve probably noticed, young Dave is my avatar. I had one of the best music experiences of my life seeing Dave leading the Pres Hall band sitting at his feet about ten years ago. He went through his solo stuff and lots of Fats stuff and other stuff he wrote/arranged/produced. I saw him a few other times randomly playing trumpet in the band but the night leading the band going through his life’s work was unforgettable.
	10:03pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): joining you on this wandering journey, hello Kris and Matt and the rest of you homesters.
	10:04pm Kris Holmes: Yeah, just a phenomenal musical figure. 100 years is a great effort though. Unfortunately I never got to see him play.
	10:04pm Dave Sewelson: Thank you Matt..
	10:06pm TDK60: Great tunes, an episode to click.
	10:06pm chresti at work: Hi-going home now...
	10:15pm Little Danny: Hey Kris, hey all
	10:16pm Little Danny: I had a DB LP on Imperial that I think you just referenced. It wasn't very memorable, alas, and I too got rid of it
	10:19pm Kris Holmes: sounds about right, it was very "cashing in" on Fats success.
	10:20pm Matt from New Orleans: the house party album is better but still nothing amazing
	10:21pm Little Danny: That's the one I'm thinking of, Matt. I recall it being bigger band arrangements
	10:21pm Kris Holmes: Understandable when an artist comes from a time when the game was singles only
	10:22pm Little Danny: "Sick & Tired" never gets old to my ears. Perfect hypnotic New Orleans R&B groove
	10:23pm chresti: I love this song, first time I heard this version!
	10:24pm Little Danny: I mean there is actually like a chugging kind of drone going on in it. Similar to Fats Domino's "Shu-Rah"
	10:25pm doctorjazz: Hey all, nice sounds here tonight.
	10:27pm Matt from New Orleans: Chris Kenner should have been a much bigger success
	10:28pm doctorjazz: Great pipes on Kenner!
	10:32pm Kris Holmes: Jail tends to curtail things "In 1968 Kenner was convicted of statutory rape of a minor and spent three years in Louisiana's Angola prison." :-(
	10:33pm Matt from New Orleans: I also think Wilson Pickett has something to do with it
	10:36pm Kris Holmes: His Atlantic LP from 66 isn't bad
	10:38pm Matt from New Orleans: Once he started working with Joe Banashak, the best that could happen was a bigger label picking up the record and give it national exposure.
	10:40pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): these beats are irresistible!
	10:42pm Franco Twinkie: Good gracious, I fall asleep and the party threatens to wreck the house. Kris!!!
	10:45pm Kris Holmes: All these Imperial sides really hang together well
	10:46pm Franco Twinkie: Sorry I couldn't make down to the LBC, but the late nights out just cause to much havoc on my system. Sorry but true.
	10:47pm Matt from New Orleans: It’s the big beat
	10:47pm Kris Holmes: It's ok, I know it's a slight drive from LA
	10:49pm TDK60: ..lotsa different beats, styles Granny.
	10:55pm chresti: Snap crackle pop!
	10:56pm Dean: Goddammit, this show's playlist is tempting me to turn off the record on the main system. That record? Carol King's Tapestry.
	10:57pm Franco Twinkie: Turn one hundred and then check out, that is quite a trick.
	10:59pm Matt from New Orleans: Did you go to Pie’n Burger when you were in Pasadena? I love that place.
	11:00pm Franco Twinkie: Dude, Poo Bah is my home base! What day were you there?
	11:02pm Dean: New Poo Bah? Not so hot these days? I love old Poo Bah. One weekend I drifted in and the long-hair-in-shorts guy at the register announced, "Here comes the guy who pays my salary."
	11:03pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, Ha ha. That was Jay. He owned the place back then.
	11:05pm Dean: It was a top-three record store, without question. And yeah, I spent a lot there.
	11:05pm Franco Twinkie: Matt, did you actually have a slice of pie with your burger, and if so, which one?
	11:05pm Kris Holmes: There were some comments behind the counter to the tune of "oh this guy's a dealer he's just buying to resell" which is kind of a turn off but whatever, they already priced them & put them out!! Too late to get all snarky about that sort of stuff.
	11:06pm Dean: I'm pretty sure I have every last record I bought there, some probably still sealed after...thirty years?
	11:08pm Dean: Okay, Carol feels like a natural woman, so now I can come out and play.
	11:08pm Kris Holmes: I was there Thursday. We ate at a great little under the radar taco spot. Tacos Poncitlan
	11:10pm Matt from New Orleans: I’ve had many slices of pie there over the years Franco. Probably Olallieberry but it’s been a bit since my last visit.
	11:10pm Kris Holmes: on Lincoln & Crosby
	11:10pm chresti: There you are, home at last!
	11:12pm Dean: Sequences and intersections of street names produce great names. I'd name a kid Lincoln Crosby. Once we were heading west on, maybe, Wilshire or Pico, and we crossed Ridgley, then Hauser: great name!
	11:12pm chresti: I got R and B records at PooBahs in the 80s, also reggae
	11:13pm Franco Twinkie: Ron, the owner, told me some guy actually had a heart attack last Friday looking at 45's. They heard a big crash when the records hit the floor, then he stumbled out all fucked up. Ron called 911, and while they were taking him to the hospital he says "I'm not done shopping yet!" True story.
	11:14pm Kris Holmes: WTF
	11:15pm Dean: jazz, rock, punk, classical, you name it I regret not buying the series of Horace Tapscott solo recital LPs when I saw them there. Sounds like Poo Bah has maybe improved. My last visit was very discouraging.
	11:18pm Matt from New Orleans: Trick bag is a killer
	11:19pm Franco Twinkie: Well shit, Kris, I was there later Thursday that night. Our band practices upstairs after hours. That's why I rarely get to hear Little Danny in real time. I'm at Poo Bah singing with the boys.
	11:21pm Kris Holmes: crazy, we could have hung out!! except, we went to ELO in Anaheim that night
	11:24pm Dean: Heh, I heard ELO in Anaheim m-a-n-y years ago. Not at the arena but at the convention center. Little Feat opened. Saw 'em again, I'm pretty sure, with Steve Hillage opening.
	11:25pm Dean: And still again with opener Widowmaker. The old plein-aire Universal Studios amphitheater.
	11:26pm Franco Twinkie: Matt, Pie'n Burger is good with the seasonal fruit pies. Olallieberry is right now! Thanks for reminding me. I could still make it before they close tonight, but they bake in the morning, so I'll just go in before the lunch rush and get a warm slice.
	11:26pm chresti: The heart attack happened Friday. I remember because I reported it on Daniel Blumin's comments board, after Franco told me. I saw Alice Cooper and another time, the Kinks at the Anaheim Stadium, late 70s
	11:28pm Dean: Anaheim Stadium '76, Gary Wright, Gentle Giant, Peter Frampton, Yes. One of the loudest shows ever, thanks to Patrick Moraz's tizzy synthesizers.
	11:29pm Dean: Not too far from Anaheim in Costa Mesa I heard David Johansen at the Cuckoo's Nest with most of the Dolls. I recall wringing out my t-shirt after the show.
	11:33pm Kris Holmes: These early Fats sides are so scrappy!!!
	11:37pm Matt from New Orleans: Unfortunately almost every song Kris played tonight burned in the Universal fire so the already paltry reissue efforts almost ensure that most of these songs are lost aside from old vinyl.
	11:38pm Kris Holmes: :-(
	11:40pm Dean: Classical has some amazing noise-reduction/remaster geniuses -- Ward Marston, Mark Obert-Thorn, Andrew Rose, Richard Caniell, etc. -- who manage to revive old, crusty-sounding records. The same could be done from the FD vinyl.
	11:44pm Dean: Wenzel's Music Town, RIP.
	11:44pm Matt from New Orleans: Well the Fats Domino has recent high res digital masters so I’m not as concerned about those. It’s the other artists that probably don’t that concerns me.
	11:45pm Franco Twinkie: Our homies!
	11:48pm Matt from New Orleans: But in reality now that I say that who knows what the source of those were because that was years after the fire
	11:49pm Matt from New Orleans: I got to see Mighty 3X and he was fantastic.
	11:50pm Matt from New Orleans: It was hilarious watching Mr Fine Wine try to corral Hannibal and get him where he needed to be.
	11:50pm Kris Holmes: Love him, never saw him :-(
	11:51pm Dean: Right. Marston et al. are masters at taking the best source, however defective it might be, and extracting the most information from it while at the same time not compromising quality with heavy-handed noise-reduction.
	11:54pm Dean: Caniell is famous for patching full opera productions sourced from radio broadcasts from which chunks of performance were missing for whatever reason with excerpts of contemporary performances including the same artists. Nobody can detect the slice.
	11:58pm Matt from New Orleans: www.offbeat.com... That’s a hilarious interview Hannibal gave before he performed at the Stomp on 2008.
	11:59pm chresti: Thanks Kris!
	11:59pm Dean: Make it to Freakbeat?
	11:59pm Franco Twinkie: Next time you're in Pasadena....
	11:59pm Matt from New Orleans: Thanks Kris.
	12:01am chresti: Freakbeat?
	12:02am Dean: Offshoot of Moby Disc, in Sherman Oaks. Moby, back in the day, was the pinnacle.
	12:03am Kris Holmes: no time for freakbeat this trip unfortunately

The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes: Playlist from June 25, 2019

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