WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from February 29, 2020

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	11:00am Listener Baby: I need beverage coasters, and soon. Thick, not thin. With groovy, fun designs. Can anyone help me with this? Thanks. Good morning!
	11:01am clarke: sanjay's piece
	11:01am Handy Haversack: Morning, Michael and all the Shelle Gamers!
	11:05am clarke: NO sanjay's peace!!!
	11:05am Listener Baby: Hi Jupe! Hugs from us.
	11:06am Creature Boy: Ray Whitley? Was he in that band the Uniques? Hey ! Rusty & Doug!
	11:06am clarke: NO justice - but there IS Juniper - so we got THAT goin' for us!!
	11:10am clarke: 5555555
	11:11am Handy Haversack: Some heavy-hitter co-hosts you have lined up for Marathon, Michael. And getting a jump on it today!
	11:11am WR: Biscuits?
	11:11am clarke: is that the spelling on the record - or creative spelling??
	11:12am JJ: typo
	11:12am Michael Shelley: creative license
	11:12am clarke: NICE!!
	11:13am clarke: BUNZUELA APPROVES!!
	11:14am egould310: Powerpop! Good morning, Michael. Good morning fellow pledgers.
	11:14am jake6573: Now we are cooking with gas ! Cheap Trick, an instant cure for depression.
	11:15am Hughie Considine: Damn I love this song. "Don't you ruin it tonight" is a great lyric. Weird that it fades though.
	11:17am Hughie Considine: Went to school w/ Lieber's son -- he went on to work with Paula Abdul.
	11:18am WR: Tielman Brothers were amazing. Found them (via WFMU) last year and the YouTube clips are essential viewing for any rock and roll fan.
	11:18am Miles: Whitley was NOT in the Uniques . Joe Stampley was . btw I AM creature boy answering my own question ( don't "ask" )
	11:19am clarke: you got songwriting credits for Why You Been Gone...???
	11:19am Corey: Morning Michael and everyone. That Tielman Bros. track...off the hook.
	11:21am clarke: BayBay!!!!
	11:22am Handy Haversack: Hey, Corey. How's the Mitten?
	11:23am zivilars: happy marathon day everybody – nice start to the show!
	11:24am Mike East: We are providing B52's backline on a gig tonight.
	11:25am clarke: who da drummah on dat gig??
	11:25am tim from Champaign: Apparently the cops let you keep the 45.
	11:26am clarke: sadly the drummer that was with the 52's in nola wasn't so gr8
	11:26am Hoboken Jack: Hello Michael and all! Will eventually get the coasters, but for now I'm just coasting.
	11:26am Mike East: Not sure...but he'll be playing a DW Gold Sparkle drum kit.
	11:27am JSG: No D or G.
	11:27am clarke: i wouldn't say the guy was 'bad' - just too generic gb for the 52's
	11:27am Corey: @Handy...Hello! Cool and sunny here in the Mitten. Which counts as unseasonably warm in these parts.
	11:29am Handy Haversack: Pretty much only the same like 9 people ever come over here, but I have this fantasy that one will see me drinking a beer out of a Three Chord Monte koozie and resting it on a Michael Shelley Show coaster and FINALLY think I'm pretty cool! I hear that, @Corey! Earlier this week was downright creepily warm out here. But it did make me start thinking fondly of being in Oceana County this coming summer!
	11:29am clarke: (i have seen the 52's with original drummer, and with charlie drayton - who was amazing)
	11:32am choggie: Breaking noooze: Corona Virus In Jersey...patient zero in an isolation room in a local Jersey incubator
	11:32am Juke Joint Jonny: Okay, hand me the nails.
	11:33am Listener Baby: Little known fact: Charlie Drayton and Randy (Dawg) Jackson we’re drums and bass on I Touch Myself.
	11:34am clarke: wow!! i also saw the Divinyls when they were all still a band - and pretty great!!
	11:34am Corey: @Handy...signs of early summer paradise season on Lake Michigan for sure!
	11:35am Listener Baby: I’ll bet they were
	11:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very good observation re bYRdS. Obviously you would credit them much other respects. 5D in 1966 is @ once experimental breakthrough - & weak in material for loss of Gene Clark...
	11:36am zivilars: missing tom petty (and his radio show) :(
	11:38am Listener Baby: Not just beer, Baby.
	11:39am clarke: WINE WINE WINE!!!
	11:41am clarke: i don't see so good
	11:42am Handy Haversack: Debate team: Super cool!!
	11:44am paul: Good choice, JS!
	11:44am zivilars: wow ... there are really people out there who dislike this song?? this is one of the most beautiful songs ever, never fails to calm me down
	11:44am LilyAbigale: I don't enjoy Taylor Swift's music. I do appreciate her willingness to look within and take responsibility. Her discipline is ferocious
	11:45am LW Rhino: When is Juniper's album coming out?
	11:45am wildwoodflower: Thanks Michael for the Gradfest plug--tonight at Tierney's! Your show is the best! Come by the show tonight if you can!
	11:45am Jimmy Wipper: The PERFECT Saturday morning song!
	11:45am Listener Baby: I love Davey’s fake British accent.
	11:46am WR: My favorite Monkeys song song by Davey.
	11:46am clarke: the news dept!!
	11:47am johnk77: @mikeeast percussion often best part of carrolls also i am now enjoying tom petty bio bonus fact warren zanes is most fun ex-del-fuego onstage & off
	11:48am Marley Dogg: Happy marathon eve everyone!
	11:49am clarke: gene clark leaving the byrds (twice) probably pulled the rug under the songwriting, somewhat, but in my estimation they managed pretty dang okay. hillman stepped up.
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' Daydream Believer" is a song composed by American songwriter John Stewart, shortly before he left the Kingston Trio. '
	11:53am McGroovey: Seems like a mashup of Spanish, Italian, and gibberish.
	11:53am LW Rhino: Sounded Hawaiian
	11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: bYRdS are essential, important, beautiful. Surely none will argue with this...
	11:54am clarke: GET A NEW DJ!!!! noooo!!!
	11:54am Eddy in Australia: Wow, unexpected.
	11:54am Listener Baby: I saw this band. They were weird
	11:56am Eddy in Australia: @Baby weird in what way?
	11:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Neil Finn should write for the bYRdS.
	11:56am Michael Shelley: JUNIPER LP = June 1st!
	11:56am Listener Baby: Radical combination of ideas and influences. Didn’t say they were bad. They were excellent.
	11:56am JJ: G irl! W hen I'm looking at you you really turn me on. Listen! Do you like to parry? Shake your hips over here. You know .... whar I'm thinking of saying: I want to dance with you. Girl, let's get down and dance .... 'Tm waiting for my boyfriend to come back" You stuck up girl! (x2) This stuck up girl why doesn't she want to dance, what's her problem with me and this dance You're so stuck up, You don't get with it, You think that you're so hot, Listen, just what do you think, you just sit there Why did you come to this dance? You just sit there!
	11:56am McGroovey: I've seen Hunters and Collectors records since forever, but never heard one. I like it.
	11:57am LW Rhino: Thanks Michael.
	11:58am JJ: ~Guisa Guaina - Don Tosti lyrics
	11:58am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): is this song a promise or a threat? Howdy, Michael and WFMU folx!
	11:58am Moammar: Play this one back to back with the Otis Redding version!
	12:00pm Eddy in Australia: @Baby they definitely had their moments, moving through some very different styles over the years. When did you see them?
	12:01pm Listener Baby: Probably first tour of USA. Huge guess is 1983/84?
	12:03pm Handy Haversack: Keep playing good-luck music, Michael. I'm going in to cut my hair ...
	12:03pm Eddy in Australia: @Michael that H&C song was released as a single no less than three times in Australia before it became a hit. Covered widely, notably by the singer’s brother’s band - Crowded House.
	12:04pm johnk77: crowded blouse
	12:06pm johnk77: davy was totally cool the only time i ever met him pro onstage
	12:06pm McGreivey: This Nerves song is the best song the Zombies never made.
	12:07pm juan: Hi, for anyone still interested The lyrics for Don Tosti's Guisa Guaina are Calo which was a Mexican Slang of the Pachuco culture of the 40s or so. Here's a wikipedia link for more: en.wikipedia.org...
	12:08pm Juke Joint Jonny: Nerves songs sound like clever wind-up toys. Meaning perfect little machines of fun.
	12:08pm johnk77: paul collins percussionist/manager w/nerves
	12:09pm ledzeppelinsucks: 尤里卡的丑陋的今天
	12:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bob trying to be MaccaSong Beatles ?
	12:10pm Eddy in Australia: @Baby interesting. They’d already gone through their Remain In Light and Conny Plank periods by then; those early records are worth investigating.
	12:10pm Michael Shelley: THANKS JUAN!
	12:11pm Juke Joint Jonny: Joe LaFee
	12:11pm juan: Thank you, Michael for another great show!
	12:11pm ChrisB.: Be on the lookout for Paul Collins doing "(Reach Out) I'll Be There," in a healthcare commercial they run constantly during NY Mets telecasts.
	12:11pm Listener Baby: Could have been earlier than 1983? Can’t imagine they been through the US before that? I’m old and that was along time ago.
	12:12pm Listener Baby: Ronnie Dawson is a gift.
	12:14pm clarke: you're never as old as you drink
	12:15pm Eddy in Australia: @Baby 84 sounds about right, and they were still pretty interesting then, just different. You’re right, that was a long time ago. We’re all getting old!
	12:16pm Moammar: The "can I get a witness" segment of "Some Kind of Wonderful" is one of the great moments in American history.
	12:16pm clarke: hey eddy - did you mean H&C recorded three different versions of that single? or they released the same recording three times in AU??
	12:19pm Eddy in Australia: @Clarke I don’t think they re-recorded it every time, maybe just remixed or tweaked somehow. Each version had a new picture sleeve, though!
	12:19pm clarke: ah.
	12:19pm Uncle Michael: Hello!
	12:20pm Eddy in Australia: @Michael Shelley tell that gain capture story again, in that terrible accent!
	12:20pm Hughie Considine: Big fan of "Big Fat Monkey's Hat" by Scruffy the Cat.
	12:21pm clarke: gain STRUCTURE!!
	12:21pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): oh, man, this is giving me the worst flashback to my adolescence! OY!
	12:22pm Hughie Considine: You have to think a band called Scruffy the Cat would be genial sorts. Then again, Pixies sounded cute too.
	12:23pm jpuva: Loved Scruffy the Cat
	12:23pm johnk77: some of scruffy the cat lived near the channel in boston mid-eighties great show selecter/selector
	12:23pm Jimmy Wipper: We opened for Scruffy The Cat in Virginia Beach way back when. I remember they were great and nice guys too.
	12:23pm ChrisB.: Charlie Chesterton from Scruffy passed away a few years ago.
	12:23pm Eddy in Australia: @Clarke whoops! It’s late ...
	12:23pm McGroovey: My favorite Scruffy the Cat song!!! I love how the chorus doesn't happen the first time it's supposed to.
	12:24pm dale: logging in to give a thumbs up to canada's dan hill.
	12:24pm vertual: I also was hugely into Scruffy the Cat! Played them to death on my little high school radio show.
	12:25pm clarke: came to realize that i spent my half looking for folks that liked the music i like and the other half realizing NO ONE was going to. charlie chesterman was a friend's friend and heart'o'gold - if scruffy is the only thing you know - check out his later stuff with The Motorbikes and until the day he died he was a rocker!! with MUCH gain structure!!
	12:25pm ChrisB.: Sorry, his name was Chesterman.
	12:25pm juan: Had never hear Scruffy the Cat at all before but I think I love them. This is a great song!
	12:26pm dave wuz here: steven fredette (STC guitar,vocs, bandanas) is a friend i havent seen in too long
	12:27pm Michael Shelley: Dave - I JUST facebook friended him
	12:27pm clarke: steven has/had health issues but is fighting the good fight.
	12:27pm Juke Joint Jonny: Uh, maybe a Robert Hecker solo project?
	12:28pm McGroovey: There are also some good Charlie Chesterman solo albums and outtakes collections that are worth seeing out. Most or all his/their stuff is OOP now.
	12:28pm dave wuz here: send him a hug from me
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: I'll be over in Lawrence tomorrow. Want me to say hi to Jordan for you, Michael?
	12:30pm MFlynn: So cool to hear Laura Cantrell!!!!
	12:30pm McGroovey: I want to start a Scruffy the Cat cover band.
	12:30pm JSG: By the great Joe Flood.
	12:31pm johnk77: @unclemichael rocks
	12:32pm Handy Haversack: Good stories and good songs these past couple of tunes, MS!
	12:32pm JSG: Will.
	12:33pm clarke: hey jay!!
	12:35pm DG: Thanks for Scruffy the Cat, a band I discovered probably by hearing "My Baby She's Alright" here (or another non-commercial station) and getting "Tiny Days" from the library. Like them a lot, but annoyed none of their stuff seemed to be on CD (I think now it's mostly just downloads); I have that album & an EP on vinyl. They didn't even have a Wikipedia page until a few years ago! (and even that is sort sparse---no links to the albums or info on them, etc.
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: now that's a segue.
	12:36pm Juke Joint Jonny: Captain Segue over here
	12:38pm Handy Haversack: I like how both real and metaphorical radar are equally up in Mr. Bear's grill here.
	12:39pm Chris Volz: R. Stevie Moore's favorite Mr. Bear song!
	12:39pm DG: They Might Be Giants had this subscription/club years ago, The Hello Music Club, where you'd get monthly EPs from different acts, mostly exclusive material. Chesterman (well, Chaz & the orbikes) did one of those.
	12:40pm Juke Joint Jonny: Children, once upon a time Bob Seger was really good.
	12:42pm zivilars: did chuck berry get good royality muh-neeee for this furies song?
	12:43pm zivilars: i really hope so, cause he loooooved muh-neeee
	12:43pm Michael Shelley: muh-neeee - YES
	12:44pm DG: Yeah, been listening to early BS (Smokin' OPs, Beautiful Loser) & they're good (there's also now a collection of his early singles on Abkco, inc. a couple of funny attempts to cash in on Dylan, and the Beach Boys). Then heard "Face the Promise" and said....what the hell happened to him?
	12:44pm zivilars: @Michael Shelley: coincidently just read the piece you've linked here a few minutes before – what a prick chuck was, although no new surprise
	12:44pm Juke Joint Jonny: Dinero los madrileños say
	12:45pm clarke: no zivalars but bob seger did!
	12:45pm zivilars: i made the HUGE mistake to watch his private porn video in the net – never can listen to his music again the same way as before
	12:46pm DG: Nice to hear the original version of "Seven Nights"...a song Springsteen's done live (too slow) & Nick Lowe covered (faster and probably better).
	12:46pm Michael Shelley: Bob seegar recorded so many of his hits in Muscle Shoals with those amazing musicians - I'm always surprised I dont like his stuff more
	12:47pm Handy Haversack: I'm sad that we're going to miss ToPT's Marathon kick-off. The dog turns Leap 2 today, and we have a whole pinball-beer-screw-February bday party planned for him (at THAT laundromat). So hope it goes well and kicks muh-neeee ass! @MS: Remember, Kate and I will be for ToPT's show 3/14 and can talk some urban canoeing with you then! Great show today. Thanks!
	12:47pm Hughie Considine: When asked why he played the piano, Moon replied: “Because the beer kept sliding off my fiddle.”
	12:47pm Juke Joint Jonny: Sven Nights to Rock is the Ingmar Bergman cover?
	12:47pm Hughie Considine: Hey Michael, if it were all about amazing musicians, Atlanta Rhythm Section would have been even bigger!
	12:48pm Dr. Goot: Basher did a pretty nifty cover of 7 Nights - youtu.be...
	12:49pm johnk77: @dr.goot i am guessing nick probably heard it from bill kirchen
	12:49pm clarke: THE FOX!!
	12:50pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Scruffy The Cat...Charles Chesterman...Lily Dennison...Relativity Records...The Rat...Michael brings it all back home.
	12:50pm Listener Baby: Jupe. Don't fly too far away. But if you do, fly over this way! xoxo
	12:51pm jordon: love this song so much! listening in Lecompton KS
	12:53pm clarke: RIP
	12:54pm clarke: JS in Lecompton: wish you could have gotten that fmu app to work for ME!!! jealous!!
	12:56pm clarke: also RIP Dave Roback (Rain Parade, Clay Allison, Opal, Mazzy Star) - he had 'is issues but a good bloke down-under - with gain structure!!
	12:58pm Dr. Goot: @Johnk77 good point! - youtu.be...
	1:00pm choggie: Great shew mon! Bring your daughter to clean up after dirty dj's day at wafoomoo....Way to start a tradition
	1:00pm Tim from LH: Viva Greg Townson!
	1:01pm clarke: evah git the feeling you been junipered???
	3:22pm Mark in Toronto: Spelling mistake in band name - it's Gainsborough Gallery. And they're Canadian! (3/3/20 Corrected - THANKS MS go Canada)

Michael Shelley: Playlist from February 29, 2020

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February 29, 2020: This Kind Of Music!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Jonathan Richman	This Kind Of Music
Ray Whitley	Here Today and Gone Tomorrow
Rusty & Doug Kershaw	Hey Sheriff "Hey Sheriff" by "Rusty & Doug Kershaw"
Rodger Collins	She's Looking Good
Golden Gate Quartet	Roll Jordon Roll
Cheap Trick	Come On, Come On "Come On, Come On" by "Cheap Trick"
Tielman Brothers,The	Bossa Nova Baby
Johnny Darrell	Why You Been Gone So Long?
Dave "Baby" Cortez	Hot Cakes "Hot Cakes" by "Dave "Baby" Cortez"
B52's, The	52 Girls (7" version) "52 Girls (7" version)" by "B52's, The"
Escorts, The	Mad Mad World "Mad Mad World" by "Escorts, The"
Byrds, The	Your Gentle Way of Loving Me
Robert Parker	Twistin' Out In Space
Raymond Scott	Miller Beer Theme (Session)
Tom Petty	I Need To Know "I Need To Know" by "Tom Petty"
Monkees, The	Daydream Believer "Daydream Believer" by "Monkees, The"
Gene Clark	Keep On Pushin' "Keep On Pushin'" by "Gene Clark"
Esther Phillips	Mo Jo Hannah "Mo Jo Hannah" by "Esther Phillips"
Don Tosti	Guisa Guaina "Guisa Guaina" by "Don Tosti"
Hunters And Collectors	Throw My Arms Around You
Gainsborough Gallery	It's Growing
Terry Preston (Ferlin Husky)	Watch The Company You Keep
Earl King	Poor Sam "Poor Sam" by "Earl King"
Nerves, The	When You Find Out "When You Find Out" by "Nerves, The"
Bob Dylan	Tell Me That It Isn't True (Take 2)
Ronnie Dawson	Bayou Betty "Bayou Betty" by "Ronnie Dawson"
Fantastic Johnny C	Some Kind Of Wonderful
Byron Lee & The Dragonaires	Jamaica Ska
Scruffy The Cat	You Dirty Rat "You Dirty Rat" by "Scruffy The Cat"
Mighty Joe Young'	Why Don't You Follow Me
Laura Cantrell	Pile Of Woe "Pile Of Woe" by "Laura Cantrell"
Mr. Bear and His Bearcats	Radar "Radar" by "Mr. Bear and His Bearcats"
Furies	Get Out Of Denver "Get Out Of Denver" by "Furies"
Rising Sons	The Girl With Green Eyes
Moon Mullican	Sven Nights To Rock
Redd Holt Unlimited	I Shot the Sheriff
Bill Fox	Bird Of The World "Bird Of The World" by "Bill Fox"
Gang of Four	Damaged Goods "Damaged Goods" by "Gang of Four"
Ohio Knox	Calamity Jane "Calamity Jane" by "Ohio Knox"
Greg Townson	The Girl From The North Country

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CLICK HERE to see "Triumph Watches The World Cup, Part 1"

CLICK HERE for something odd: on the website of session guitarist Jay Graydon (he plays the guitar solo on Steely Dan's "Peg") he lists playing guitar on Cheap Trick's studio version of "I Want You To Want Me" among his 1977 credits.

CLICK HERE for some audio Illusions - "Can You Trust Your Ears"?

CLICK HERE for optical illusions

CLICK HERE for a short film of two craftsmen at work

CLICK HERE to play Name That Drum Fill

CLICK HERE to read "Phish Has Been a Band for Thirty Years Now and They Have Sucked the Whole Time" and then CLICK HERE to read "This Is What Happens When You Make Fun Of Phish On The Internet"

CLICK HERE for the story of Be Bop Deluxe's Bill Nelson and how he says his record label ripped him off

CLICK HERE to read about a recent Jerry Lewis show

CLICK HERE for the new release of 5 Style 1996 live on WFMU

CLICK HERE for proof that Michael Nesmith is a nut

CLICK HERE to see some wise asses I'm a fan of

CLICK HERE to hear Bernard Prurdie talk about all kinds of things - including saying "Ringo's not on anything"

CLICK HERE for a laugh

CLICK HERE for Ronee Blakley singing "Tapedeck in His Tractor" from "Nashville"

CLICK HERE to play the web Theremin

CLICK HERE to see drummer Joff from the band Bucky so some drawings of old people

CLICK HERE for wrong from the get go NPR blog "The Worst Songs Of All Time?"

CLICK HERE to see why the cowardly anonymous culture of the internet drives me even more crazy then art does

CLICK HERE for a little background on the Buddy Rich tapes

CLICK HERE for the The Knack - this clip (with hard panned guitars) will help you understand the division of guitar parts in this song - which is not quite what I thought it was

CLICK HERE then click "Random Video"

CLICK HERE for a reminder that you have to be 恋のホワン・ホワン (or HERE, or HERE , or HERE , or HERE, or HERE!)

CLICK HERE for info on an odd e-book "Nick Lowe: A Long Career That Never Gets Stale." It is 4 pages long and "sells" for $1.99. The same author has one about Dean Martin that was reviewed like this: "This pamphlet was complete garbage. A sixth grader could have written a better essay. All of this author's works should be removed from Amazon."

CLICK HERE, but only if you have golden ears

CLICK HERE for some amazing RARE STAX MUSIC from tapes Robert Gordon pulled out of the debris when the STAX building was being torn down!

CLICK HERE for Ernie Bushmiller illustrated autobiography, on an amazing website

CLICK HERE for The Mills Brothers

CLICK HERE for James Jamerson & Gladys Knight going nuts on I Heard It Through The Grapevine

CLICK HERE for a nice piece about the the L.A. studio musicians who dominated the 70's sound.

CLICK HERE for some classic Jerry. The whole clip is crazy - but 2:13 in is really off the charts nuts.

CLICK HERE for Paul Anka's famous post-gig turned into a short film!

CLICK HERE for an recent Montclair Times article on Michael Shelley!

CLICK HERE to read how Big Star's "September Gurls" was recorded at Ardent Studios

Apparently Bowie offered "Golden Years" to Elvis Presley - but The King declined. CLICK HERE former guest Stevie Riks nails the Elvis/Bowie duet version

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Listener comments!
	11:00am Listener Baby: I need beverage coasters, and soon. Thick, not thin. With groovy, fun designs. Can anyone help me with this? Thanks. Good morning!
	11:01am clarke: sanjay's piece
	11:01am Handy Haversack: Morning, Michael and all the Shelle Gamers!
	11:05am clarke: NO sanjay's peace!!!
	11:05am Listener Baby: Hi Jupe! Hugs from us.
	11:06am Creature Boy: Ray Whitley? Was he in that band the Uniques? Hey ! Rusty & Doug!
	11:06am clarke: NO justice - but there IS Juniper - so we got THAT goin' for us!!
	11:10am clarke: 5555555
	11:11am Handy Haversack: Some heavy-hitter co-hosts you have lined up for Marathon, Michael. And getting a jump on it today!
	11:11am WR: Biscuits?
	11:11am clarke: is that the spelling on the record - or creative spelling??
	11:12am JJ: typo
	11:12am Michael Shelley: creative license
	11:12am clarke: NICE!!
	11:13am clarke: BUNZUELA APPROVES!!
	11:14am egould310: Powerpop! Good morning, Michael. Good morning fellow pledgers.
	11:14am jake6573: Now we are cooking with gas ! Cheap Trick, an instant cure for depression.
	11:15am Hughie Considine: Damn I love this song. "Don't you ruin it tonight" is a great lyric. Weird that it fades though.
	11:17am Hughie Considine: Went to school w/ Lieber's son -- he went on to work with Paula Abdul.
	11:18am WR: Tielman Brothers were amazing. Found them (via WFMU) last year and the YouTube clips are essential viewing for any rock and roll fan.
	11:18am Miles: Whitley was NOT in the Uniques . Joe Stampley was . btw I AM creature boy answering my own question ( don't "ask" )
	11:19am clarke: you got songwriting credits for Why You Been Gone...???
	11:19am Corey: Morning Michael and everyone. That Tielman Bros. track...off the hook.
	11:21am clarke: BayBay!!!!
	11:22am Handy Haversack: Hey, Corey. How's the Mitten?
	11:23am zivilars: happy marathon day everybody – nice start to the show!
	11:24am Mike East: We are providing B52's backline on a gig tonight.
	11:25am clarke: who da drummah on dat gig??
	11:25am tim from Champaign: Apparently the cops let you keep the 45.
	11:26am clarke: sadly the drummer that was with the 52's in nola wasn't so gr8
	11:26am Hoboken Jack: Hello Michael and all! Will eventually get the coasters, but for now I'm just coasting.
	11:26am Mike East: Not sure...but he'll be playing a DW Gold Sparkle drum kit.
	11:27am JSG: No D or G.
	11:27am clarke: i wouldn't say the guy was 'bad' - just too generic gb for the 52's
	11:27am Corey: @Handy...Hello! Cool and sunny here in the Mitten. Which counts as unseasonably warm in these parts.
	11:29am Handy Haversack: Pretty much only the same like 9 people ever come over here, but I have this fantasy that one will see me drinking a beer out of a Three Chord Monte koozie and resting it on a Michael Shelley Show coaster and FINALLY think I'm pretty cool! I hear that, @Corey! Earlier this week was downright creepily warm out here. But it did make me start thinking fondly of being in Oceana County this coming summer!
	11:29am clarke: (i have seen the 52's with original drummer, and with charlie drayton - who was amazing)
	11:32am choggie: Breaking noooze: Corona Virus In Jersey...patient zero in an isolation room in a local Jersey incubator
	11:32am Juke Joint Jonny: Okay, hand me the nails.
	11:33am Listener Baby: Little known fact: Charlie Drayton and Randy (Dawg) Jackson we’re drums and bass on I Touch Myself.
	11:34am clarke: wow!! i also saw the Divinyls when they were all still a band - and pretty great!!
	11:34am Corey: @Handy...signs of early summer paradise season on Lake Michigan for sure!
	11:35am Listener Baby: I’ll bet they were
	11:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very good observation re bYRdS. Obviously you would credit them much other respects. 5D in 1966 is @ once experimental breakthrough - & weak in material for loss of Gene Clark...
	11:36am zivilars: missing tom petty (and his radio show) :(
	11:38am Listener Baby: Not just beer, Baby.
	11:39am clarke: WINE WINE WINE!!!
	11:41am clarke: i don't see so good
	11:42am Handy Haversack: Debate team: Super cool!!
	11:44am paul: Good choice, JS!
	11:44am zivilars: wow ... there are really people out there who dislike this song?? this is one of the most beautiful songs ever, never fails to calm me down
	11:44am LilyAbigale: I don't enjoy Taylor Swift's music. I do appreciate her willingness to look within and take responsibility. Her discipline is ferocious
	11:45am LW Rhino: When is Juniper's album coming out?
	11:45am wildwoodflower: Thanks Michael for the Gradfest plug--tonight at Tierney's! Your show is the best! Come by the show tonight if you can!
	11:45am Jimmy Wipper: The PERFECT Saturday morning song!
	11:45am Listener Baby: I love Davey’s fake British accent.
	11:46am WR: My favorite Monkeys song song by Davey.
	11:46am clarke: the news dept!!
	11:47am johnk77: @mikeeast percussion often best part of carrolls also i am now enjoying tom petty bio bonus fact warren zanes is most fun ex-del-fuego onstage & off
	11:48am Marley Dogg: Happy marathon eve everyone!
	11:49am clarke: gene clark leaving the byrds (twice) probably pulled the rug under the songwriting, somewhat, but in my estimation they managed pretty dang okay. hillman stepped up.
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' Daydream Believer" is a song composed by American songwriter John Stewart, shortly before he left the Kingston Trio. '
	11:53am McGroovey: Seems like a mashup of Spanish, Italian, and gibberish.
	11:53am LW Rhino: Sounded Hawaiian
	11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: bYRdS are essential, important, beautiful. Surely none will argue with this...
	11:54am clarke: GET A NEW DJ!!!! noooo!!!
	11:54am Eddy in Australia: Wow, unexpected.
	11:54am Listener Baby: I saw this band. They were weird
	11:56am Eddy in Australia: @Baby weird in what way?
	11:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Neil Finn should write for the bYRdS.
	11:56am Michael Shelley: JUNIPER LP = June 1st!
	11:56am Listener Baby: Radical combination of ideas and influences. Didn’t say they were bad. They were excellent.
	11:56am JJ: G irl! W hen I'm looking at you you really turn me on. Listen! Do you like to parry? Shake your hips over here. You know .... whar I'm thinking of saying: I want to dance with you. Girl, let's get down and dance .... 'Tm waiting for my boyfriend to come back" You stuck up girl! (x2) This stuck up girl why doesn't she want to dance, what's her problem with me and this dance You're so stuck up, You don't get with it, You think that you're so hot, Listen, just what do you think, you just sit there Why did you come to this dance? You just sit there!
	11:56am McGroovey: I've seen Hunters and Collectors records since forever, but never heard one. I like it.
	11:57am LW Rhino: Thanks Michael.
	11:58am JJ: ~Guisa Guaina - Don Tosti lyrics
	11:58am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): is this song a promise or a threat? Howdy, Michael and WFMU folx!
	11:58am Moammar: Play this one back to back with the Otis Redding version!
	12:00pm Eddy in Australia: @Baby they definitely had their moments, moving through some very different styles over the years. When did you see them?
	12:01pm Listener Baby: Probably first tour of USA. Huge guess is 1983/84?
	12:03pm Handy Haversack: Keep playing good-luck music, Michael. I'm going in to cut my hair ...
	12:03pm Eddy in Australia: @Michael that H&C song was released as a single no less than three times in Australia before it became a hit. Covered widely, notably by the singer’s brother’s band - Crowded House.
	12:04pm johnk77: crowded blouse
	12:06pm johnk77: davy was totally cool the only time i ever met him pro onstage
	12:06pm McGreivey: This Nerves song is the best song the Zombies never made.
	12:07pm juan: Hi, for anyone still interested The lyrics for Don Tosti's Guisa Guaina are Calo which was a Mexican Slang of the Pachuco culture of the 40s or so. Here's a wikipedia link for more: en.wikipedia.org...
	12:08pm Juke Joint Jonny: Nerves songs sound like clever wind-up toys. Meaning perfect little machines of fun.
	12:08pm johnk77: paul collins percussionist/manager w/nerves
	12:09pm ledzeppelinsucks: 尤里卡的丑陋的今天
	12:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bob trying to be MaccaSong Beatles ?
	12:10pm Eddy in Australia: @Baby interesting. They’d already gone through their Remain In Light and Conny Plank periods by then; those early records are worth investigating.
	12:10pm Michael Shelley: THANKS JUAN!
	12:11pm Juke Joint Jonny: Joe LaFee
	12:11pm juan: Thank you, Michael for another great show!
	12:11pm ChrisB.: Be on the lookout for Paul Collins doing "(Reach Out) I'll Be There," in a healthcare commercial they run constantly during NY Mets telecasts.
	12:11pm Listener Baby: Could have been earlier than 1983? Can’t imagine they been through the US before that? I’m old and that was along time ago.
	12:12pm Listener Baby: Ronnie Dawson is a gift.
	12:14pm clarke: you're never as old as you drink
	12:15pm Eddy in Australia: @Baby 84 sounds about right, and they were still pretty interesting then, just different. You’re right, that was a long time ago. We’re all getting old!
	12:16pm Moammar: The "can I get a witness" segment of "Some Kind of Wonderful" is one of the great moments in American history.
	12:16pm clarke: hey eddy - did you mean H&C recorded three different versions of that single? or they released the same recording three times in AU??
	12:19pm Eddy in Australia: @Clarke I don’t think they re-recorded it every time, maybe just remixed or tweaked somehow. Each version had a new picture sleeve, though!
	12:19pm clarke: ah.
	12:19pm Uncle Michael: Hello!
	12:20pm Eddy in Australia: @Michael Shelley tell that gain capture story again, in that terrible accent!
	12:20pm Hughie Considine: Big fan of "Big Fat Monkey's Hat" by Scruffy the Cat.
	12:21pm clarke: gain STRUCTURE!!
	12:21pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): oh, man, this is giving me the worst flashback to my adolescence! OY!
	12:22pm Hughie Considine: You have to think a band called Scruffy the Cat would be genial sorts. Then again, Pixies sounded cute too.
	12:23pm jpuva: Loved Scruffy the Cat
	12:23pm johnk77: some of scruffy the cat lived near the channel in boston mid-eighties great show selecter/selector
	12:23pm Jimmy Wipper: We opened for Scruffy The Cat in Virginia Beach way back when. I remember they were great and nice guys too.
	12:23pm ChrisB.: Charlie Chesterton from Scruffy passed away a few years ago.
	12:23pm Eddy in Australia: @Clarke whoops! It’s late ...
	12:23pm McGroovey: My favorite Scruffy the Cat song!!! I love how the chorus doesn't happen the first time it's supposed to.
	12:24pm dale: logging in to give a thumbs up to canada's dan hill.
	12:24pm vertual: I also was hugely into Scruffy the Cat! Played them to death on my little high school radio show.
	12:25pm clarke: came to realize that i spent my half looking for folks that liked the music i like and the other half realizing NO ONE was going to. charlie chesterman was a friend's friend and heart'o'gold - if scruffy is the only thing you know - check out his later stuff with The Motorbikes and until the day he died he was a rocker!! with MUCH gain structure!!
	12:25pm ChrisB.: Sorry, his name was Chesterman.
	12:25pm juan: Had never hear Scruffy the Cat at all before but I think I love them. This is a great song!
	12:26pm dave wuz here: steven fredette (STC guitar,vocs, bandanas) is a friend i havent seen in too long
	12:27pm Michael Shelley: Dave - I JUST facebook friended him
	12:27pm clarke: steven has/had health issues but is fighting the good fight.
	12:27pm Juke Joint Jonny: Uh, maybe a Robert Hecker solo project?
	12:28pm McGroovey: There are also some good Charlie Chesterman solo albums and outtakes collections that are worth seeing out. Most or all his/their stuff is OOP now.
	12:28pm dave wuz here: send him a hug from me
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: I'll be over in Lawrence tomorrow. Want me to say hi to Jordan for you, Michael?
	12:30pm MFlynn: So cool to hear Laura Cantrell!!!!
	12:30pm McGroovey: I want to start a Scruffy the Cat cover band.
	12:30pm JSG: By the great Joe Flood.
	12:31pm johnk77: @unclemichael rocks
	12:32pm Handy Haversack: Good stories and good songs these past couple of tunes, MS!
	12:32pm JSG: Will.
	12:33pm clarke: hey jay!!
	12:35pm DG: Thanks for Scruffy the Cat, a band I discovered probably by hearing "My Baby She's Alright" here (or another non-commercial station) and getting "Tiny Days" from the library. Like them a lot, but annoyed none of their stuff seemed to be on CD (I think now it's mostly just downloads); I have that album & an EP on vinyl. They didn't even have a Wikipedia page until a few years ago! (and even that is sort sparse---no links to the albums or info on them, etc.
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: now that's a segue.
	12:36pm Juke Joint Jonny: Captain Segue over here
	12:38pm Handy Haversack: I like how both real and metaphorical radar are equally up in Mr. Bear's grill here.
	12:39pm Chris Volz: R. Stevie Moore's favorite Mr. Bear song!
	12:39pm DG: They Might Be Giants had this subscription/club years ago, The Hello Music Club, where you'd get monthly EPs from different acts, mostly exclusive material. Chesterman (well, Chaz & the orbikes) did one of those.
	12:40pm Juke Joint Jonny: Children, once upon a time Bob Seger was really good.
	12:42pm zivilars: did chuck berry get good royality muh-neeee for this furies song?
	12:43pm zivilars: i really hope so, cause he loooooved muh-neeee
	12:43pm Michael Shelley: muh-neeee - YES
	12:44pm DG: Yeah, been listening to early BS (Smokin' OPs, Beautiful Loser) & they're good (there's also now a collection of his early singles on Abkco, inc. a couple of funny attempts to cash in on Dylan, and the Beach Boys). Then heard "Face the Promise" and said....what the hell happened to him?
	12:44pm zivilars: @Michael Shelley: coincidently just read the piece you've linked here a few minutes before – what a prick chuck was, although no new surprise
	12:44pm Juke Joint Jonny: Dinero los madrileños say
	12:45pm clarke: no zivalars but bob seger did!
	12:45pm zivilars: i made the HUGE mistake to watch his private porn video in the net – never can listen to his music again the same way as before
	12:46pm DG: Nice to hear the original version of "Seven Nights"...a song Springsteen's done live (too slow) & Nick Lowe covered (faster and probably better).
	12:46pm Michael Shelley: Bob seegar recorded so many of his hits in Muscle Shoals with those amazing musicians - I'm always surprised I dont like his stuff more
	12:47pm Handy Haversack: I'm sad that we're going to miss ToPT's Marathon kick-off. The dog turns Leap 2 today, and we have a whole pinball-beer-screw-February bday party planned for him (at THAT laundromat). So hope it goes well and kicks muh-neeee ass! @MS: Remember, Kate and I will be for ToPT's show 3/14 and can talk some urban canoeing with you then! Great show today. Thanks!
	12:47pm Hughie Considine: When asked why he played the piano, Moon replied: “Because the beer kept sliding off my fiddle.”
	12:47pm Juke Joint Jonny: Sven Nights to Rock is the Ingmar Bergman cover?
	12:47pm Hughie Considine: Hey Michael, if it were all about amazing musicians, Atlanta Rhythm Section would have been even bigger!
	12:48pm Dr. Goot: Basher did a pretty nifty cover of 7 Nights - youtu.be...
	12:49pm johnk77: @dr.goot i am guessing nick probably heard it from bill kirchen
	12:49pm clarke: THE FOX!!
	12:50pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Scruffy The Cat...Charles Chesterman...Lily Dennison...Relativity Records...The Rat...Michael brings it all back home.
	12:50pm Listener Baby: Jupe. Don't fly too far away. But if you do, fly over this way! xoxo
	12:51pm jordon: love this song so much! listening in Lecompton KS
	12:53pm clarke: RIP
	12:54pm clarke: JS in Lecompton: wish you could have gotten that fmu app to work for ME!!! jealous!!
	12:56pm clarke: also RIP Dave Roback (Rain Parade, Clay Allison, Opal, Mazzy Star) - he had 'is issues but a good bloke down-under - with gain structure!!
	12:58pm Dr. Goot: @Johnk77 good point! - youtu.be...
	1:00pm choggie: Great shew mon! Bring your daughter to clean up after dirty dj's day at wafoomoo....Way to start a tradition
	1:00pm Tim from LH: Viva Greg Townson!
	1:01pm clarke: evah git the feeling you been junipered???
	3:22pm Mark in Toronto: Spelling mistake in band name - it's Gainsborough Gallery. And they're Canadian! (3/3/20 Corrected - THANKS MS go Canada)

Michael Shelley: Playlist from February 29, 2020

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