WFMU: Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from March 9, 2020

Listener comments!
	5:50pm cometothesunshine: welcome!
	5:55pm mce1965: Thumpin' in the way the DC5 moves attracts us all to the Sunshine
	5:55pm Jay S.: Hey there Andrew
	5:57pm cometothesunshine: welcome MCE & Jay!
	5:57pm Woof: Hello Andrew! Hello everyone! Excited for the Sunshine today!!
	5:58pm cometothesunshine: welcome woof!
	5:58pm dreamyandseedy: excited for 5 hours of sunshine!
	6:00pm cometothesunshine: welcome dreamy!
	6:01pm dreamyandseedy: i have really enjoyed reading along with your 30 days of records on Instagram!
	6:01pm Jonathan Donaldson: Cool idea for a show! Did DC5 jump on the psych band-wagon?
	6:02pm Jay S.: Lightly, but not really that much
	6:03pm DennisK: aloha!
	6:03pm cometothesunshine: They did do some psych tracks, yes
	6:04pm Debbie D.: Woof moo!
	6:04pm DennisK: Classes cancelled in NYC tonight so I'm here for the long haul!
	6:05pm cometothesunshine: Welcome DD & DK!
	6:05pm cometothesunshine: I will drink to that!
	6:06pm DennisK: Andrew, I made a 1934 Zombie using the Hamilton 151 you gave me - FAB!
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: Wow! I could use one of those, but I stuck with water and carrot sticks instead.
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: DC5 were a very interesting and surprisingly prolific band.
	6:09pm Jonathan Donaldson: What were their commercial fortunes after the initial boom?
	6:10pm DennisK: And of course, were on Ed Sullivan more than any other '60s band...... correct? Or is that just an urban legend?
	6:10pm Jay S.: This reached no. 18 in the US
	☀ 6:11pm Steeley Chris: The sunshine has finally come to New England!
	6:11pm cometothesunshine: They picked back up on the charts in the UK during 1967, just as their commercial fortunes slid in the USA or US of Dave as it was known from 64-66.
	6:11pm cometothesunshine: DK - They appeared on Ed Sullivan 17 or 18 times, more than any other beat group.
	6:12pm DennisK: Bingo!
	6:15pm cometothesunshine: My apologies - I had to fix the image of the US Everybody Knows album - it was a stereo instead of the correct mono!
	6:16pm cometothesunshine: Someone posted yesterday - "I hope he doesn't play all of those horrible mono mixes and gives us the stereo that Dave won't!" Well, this is one situation where Dave and I are quite like minded
	6:17pm mce1965: Amen brother
	6:17pm Jay S.: Mono was how they were intended to be heard on the radio, so yeah.
	6:18pm DennisK: Just like Derek Taylor, Andrew - never would you want to say no to Dave!
	6:18pm cometothesunshine: on radio, on your computer, in your car, in your home - everywhere
	6:19pm Robert: Donated, thanks for the great music
	6:19pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Robert!
	6:20pm cometothesunshine: You know, I am shocked the DC5 aren't more Revere'd than the Raiders, considering how many fuzzed out rockers they released.
	6:22pm DennisK: Okay, this is just one of the greatest records ever made. Period.
	6:22pm DennisK: Sounds like Joe Meek is headed up the stairs of the studio, and is he mad!!!
	6:24pm cometothesunshine: A lot of their early records were made at Lansdowne - Meeks original home.
	6:25pm DennisK: Wow!
	6:27pm Tim from LH: Andrew, I was just thinking that The Raiders were like an American version of the DC5
	6:28pm cometothesunshine: The DC5 might be better!
	6:28pm Jay S.: Yes, they both had a raucous, rough edge, also the DC5 were equally adept with a ballad
	6:29pm cometothesunshine: I don't think I would enjoy playing five hours of the Raiders
	6:29pm cometothesunshine: Maybe 2
	6:30pm Jay S.: This was no. 14 US
	6:30pm DennisK: You haven't done a spotlight on PR&tR? Future show!
	6:30pm ChrisB.: Hi Andrew! What a treat to hear a live broadcast. I made a donation to the show as part of my Swag for Life Pledge.
	6:30pm cometothesunshine: Thanks Chris!
	6:31pm KarenS: Hi Kids! Happy DC5 Day!
	6:31pm cometothesunshine: True, DK - on the ideas list.
	6:31pm DennisK: You could do 2 hours on Terry Melcher standing on your head
	6:31pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Karen - thank you for your pledge!
	6:32pm DennisK: Actually, I could see you doing 5 hours on Terry..... and you wouldn't even need to play Kokomo
	6:32pm KarenS: Hi Andrew, my pleasure!
	6:34pm Alvy Singer: Nice way to enjoy the evening
	6:36pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Alvy
	6:37pm cometothesunshine: The Dave Clark Five issued 4 albums in 1964 containing mostly original songs, no repeats, plus 45's with exclusive flipsides.
	6:37pm KarenS: 3 years ... gosh time flies!
	6:38pm CC: in my opinion Dave Clark was a little rich kid who grabbed onto a formula and capitalized on it... then he got the rights to Ready Steady Go later on...that's all I know but I really never cared that much for them...maybe a couple of songs...jmo...
	6:39pm Jay S.: Don't think I've seen that green Columbia label before
	6:39pm cometothesunshine: Well, they had three very talented songwriters and an excellent singer.
	6:40pm cometothesunshine: That is a promo label - Jay S
	6:41pm Jay S.: I've also noticed that DC5 weren't big on fade-outs...their songs tended to just stop.
	6:42pm cometothesunshine: I think it is easy to dismiss them, but they had a substantial creative output - more so than many other cult bands or early beat groups.
	6:42pm KarenS: I still have my original RETURNS lp.
	6:43pm CC: I think it had more to do with marketing than anything else Andrew???
	6:44pm Jay S.: One aspect is that they never did that one or two legendary albums that set some bands of the era apart.
	6:45pm Tim from LH: I’ve got the On Tour lp, thought it was a live lp until I played it. It’s great , lots of great songs!
	6:45pm Alvy Singer: Jayne County was a huge fan of the Dave Clark Five.
	6:46pm Jay S.: Super-underrated song here
	6:47pm CC: I'll take 10 hours of Mark Lindsay's raw vocals over Dave Clark and the boyz, anyday...not to discount this well-put-together set, mind you...
	6:47pm cometothesunshine: CC - I don't think Dave Clark was rich until he made the DC5 a success and took a share of every song and owned the publishing and masters. He did also pay for all of his own recording sessions, something almost no other recording artist did.
	6:49pm cometothesunshine: Mark Lindsay is a great vocalist, nice guy cat lover and it is his birthday today - happy birthday, Mark.
	6:49pm Doug P. in Boston: My opinions on many groups and performers have been transformed, always for the better, by listening to Come to the Sunshine. The first episode I caught was Brian Hyland, whose career in full was much more impressive than I had ever thought.
	6:49pm Jay S.: Love this version of this song
	6:50pm CC: this is my favorite Dave Clark song!!!
	6:50pm KarenS: Doug, same here re CTTS!
	6:51pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Doug - and thank you for your continued support of this show!
	6:52pm Lucifer Sam: Any way to hear your show offline? Would love to hear this as a podcast! And great DC5 show!
	6:53pm cometothesunshine: This episode will live in WFMU's archive - you should be able to find it in about 5 hours time.
	6:53pm Lucifer Sam: Thanks
	6:56pm cometothesunshine: Ron Ryan was an early collaborator of Dave's - he wrote some great songs, and also this one.
	6:56pm Jay S.: Flip of Do You Love Me in the UK
	6:57pm Robby: Doo-Dah = Doo Doo
	7:01pm cometothesunshine: The UK Catch Is If You Can album is probably their best.
	7:02pm Doug P. in Boston: One thing about the way records were written and produced that's like any other businesses -- never underestimate the influence of deadlines on product. Sometimes for the better, sometimes not. Ya gotta get it done!
	7:02pm CC: I think I can hear Petula Clark doing this song???
	7:03pm cometothesunshine: It is surprising, CC, that few people covered any of these songs - some of them are excellent.
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: This is like a Mann/Weil or Bacharach type song.
	7:05pm CC: emulation is the greatest compliment until someone accuses you of ripping somebody else off???
	7:07pm cometothesunshine: Well, there are a few of those in this large batch of songs, but there are more surprisingly solid compositions.
	7:09pm cometothesunshine: This was the DC5's big comeback in the UK during 1967 - which was actually a year for big chart ballads
	7:09pm Jay S.: I was wondering how a song came between Everybody Knows and Everybody Knows
	7:09pm cometothesunshine: I can't think of another group that had two huge hit singles with exactly the same song title.
	7:10pm cometothesunshine: well - we are going alphabetically - but not strictly
	7:10pm Robby: "Everybody Knows" was Lenny's big vocal track!
	7:10pm cometothesunshine: Yes, even Dave sang lead on a song: The Red Balloon.
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: Lenny's vocals are pretty great.
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: This was a massive hit in Europe where the Youngbloods record didn't happen.
	7:12pm Jay S.: Really good version, too.
	7:13pm cometothesunshine: This long version has yet to be reissued since 1970
	7:14pm Doug P. in Boston: IMHO: Something about the groovy 60's is that the music industry was incredibly competitive and busy, and everybody was working very hard. So it was inevitable that the workload would take a toll on some of the artists.
	7:15pm Jay S.: The Beatles and Stones were setting the pace, and everyone else had to keep up or be left behind
	7:16pm cometothesunshine: This is one crazy outtake
	7:17pm Jay S.: Andrew, this is an important collection you've put together. So much material that even big DC5 fans have never heard.
	7:17pm Lee Casey: Great show Andrew, coming late to the 5 hour epic but looking forward to listening to the archive. Thanks so much for making the wonderful CTTS, it really is both a treat and an education. Long may it continue!
	7:17pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Jay S. I guess Dave must have thought the better of releasing this song.
	7:17pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Lee - very nice of you to say
	7:18pm CC: Jay... The Who and the Kinks and the Animals did okay???
	7:20pm Jay S.: Sure - it was an era where the best music was also the most popular, raising the standards for everyone to strive for
	7:20pm cometothesunshine: I would say The Who and The Kinks were in a league of their own. The Animals made a lot of good records, but were not visionary songwriters like Davies & Townshend.
	7:23pm CC: I've always thought that a vocalist who can deliver the goods overrides the songwriters!!!
	7:26pm Jay S.: Great vocalists make great music (for example, Scott Walker) but great songwriters deliver hits.
	7:26pm CC: Tom Jones, for example!!!
	7:28pm Alvy Singer: The DC5 appeared on the Ed Sullivan show a record 18 times. Wow.
	7:29pm Robby: The reverb on the vocals on "Glad All Over" is so awesome!
	7:29pm CC: I suppose... George Strait don't write too many of his songs, like Alan Jackson... but he sure did have a lot of hits???
	7:29pm Jay S.: The hit that really started it all.
	7:29pm cometothesunshine: Anyone here ever heard The Everly Brothers "The Price Of Love"? Prepare for a major deja vu as it is rewritten here as "Good Love Is Hard To Find."
	7:30pm cometothesunshine: Robby - mixture of delay and plate?
	7:30pm uptownjen: Finally here. It’s rainy and windy...give me some of that sunshine! Happy to be with you all.
	7:31pm Jay S.: Love seeing these UK album covers!
	7:31pm uptownjen: From a crowded CTA bus, no less.
	7:32pm cometothesunshine: welcome, Jen!
	7:32pm CC: exactly Andrew...that's the formula I was talking about...
	7:34pm cometothesunshine: This is quite a good arrangement of Good Lovin
	7:34pm cometothesunshine: Love the crazy fuzz
	7:34pm CC: Being original, and following a formula that's going to get you a hit, are two totally different things!!!
	7:35pm Jay S.: Agreed, that Good Lovin' was really good
	7:36pm myron feld: I attended the February 20, 1966 Ed Sullivan Show, featuring the DC5, the Supremes, Allan Sherman, Richard Kiley and Stiller & Meara. That, my friends, was a SHOW!
	7:37pm cometothesunshine: I bet!
	7:37pm cometothesunshine: This is a crazy B-side
	7:38pm cometothesunshine: The DC5 held onto the early beat group ethos longer than most of their contemporaries.
	7:38pm Jay S.: Seriously.
	7:39pm Robby: Andrew, not sure. Is Dave doing any interviews? What about Lenny? There's SO many production/recording questions we all have!
	7:40pm CC: It's like listening to Dobie Gray or the Rolling Stones in the studio doing a version of Drift Away...both good...eh???
	7:41pm CC: oh wow Myron I bet Allen did that song The Rebel???
	7:41pm cometothesunshine: I met Dave several years back and I came to the conclusion he might be dealing with some memory issues.
	7:43pm cometothesunshine: he was very kind to talk to me, but I didn't learn too much. And I think their recording process was rather shrouded in secrecy.
	7:44pm DennisK: Lotsa session players, Andrew?
	7:45pm DennisK: Starting with the drums?
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: Definitely Bobbie Graham on drums
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: But I think the rest of the band were good players.
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: Dave could play drums, but he knew he wanted the hit sound.
	7:46pm DennisK: The engineering/production was so crucial to the hit sound
	7:46pm cometothesunshine: There is a live recording of them on YouTube - it isn't any better or worse than anyone from that era.
	7:49pm cometothesunshine: This one is very Baby's In Black
	7:51pm CC: I wonder if John Lennon ever gave any opinions of Dave Clark Five???
	7:52pm cometothesunshine: I am sure they were not positive if he did.
	7:54pm CC: you should make a point never to play the song Rain by The Beatles Andrew he he he...
	7:58pm CC: That reminds me... I always thought a good intro to your show would be the John Denver song Sunshine???
	8:01pm cometothesunshine: CC - yeah, I only really play sixties songs, but a good idea for another show, perhaps.
	8:02pm dreamyandseedy: i am really enjoying these images
	8:02pm CC: this is my other favorite Dave Clark song!!!
	8:02pm DennisK: The great Allen Toussant!!
	8:02pm Robby: I bet Lenny would love to talk about the sessions, unless he's still under some double-secret probation contract still with Dave! lol
	8:03pm DennisK: (sic)
	8:03pm cometothesunshine: Robby - I am sure there is some kinda gag order.
	8:04pm Robby: LOVE "I Love You No More"!
	8:04pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Dreamy!
	8:04pm CC: I wonder if Georgie Fame and Dave Clark ever toured together???
	8:04pm cometothesunshine: A bit of extra work, but fun for me too, Dreamy
	8:05pm Robby: A gag order! I only hope that Lenny's being well-compensated for this if it's true!
	8:05pm cometothesunshine: Well, we must assume, given his silence.
	8:07pm cometothesunshine: Lenny Davidson, Denis Payton & Mike Smith were all very solid, prolific songwriters
	8:08pm CC: is George Harrison sitting in on vocals on this one???
	8:09pm Robby: Great picks, Andrew! "I Need You, I Love You"!
	8:09pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Robby - so many good ones to spin
	8:10pm KarenS: So many DC5 conspiracy theories, so little time!
	8:10pm cometothesunshine: Exactly!
	8:10pm Robby: I hate thinking that DC would keep others from talking! What's the upside of that?
	8:13pm CC: Yardbirds & the Bluesbreakers were pretty popular back then among certain crowds???
	8:17pm cometothesunshine: Robby - DC has kept a very close control on the band's legacy and narrative.
	8:17pm Mailman Tom: The DC5 burned bright in the mid 1960s!
	8:18pm cometothesunshine: Welcome MT
	8:20pm DennisK: That's a real pencil-thru-the-spaeker-cone fuzztone!!
	8:21pm cometothesunshine: They have more fuzzed out tracks than any other artist
	8:21pm DennisK: You're sure proving that tonight, Andrew!
	8:22pm Robby: GREAT STUFF ANDREW! "I Said I Was Sorry"!!
	8:23pm Doug P. in Boston: Somebody I know was an extra in the dance sequence of "Catch Us If You Can/Having a Wild Weekend."
	8:23pm cometothesunshine: That's cool, Doug! I love that movie. A big favorite of mine.
	8:24pm cometothesunshine: Yes, a super great one - Robby
	8:25pm CC: sometimes it's rough having a pre-prepared show!!!
	8:25pm Robby: Having A Wild Weekend: An incredible soundtrack from one of the worst movies of all time! IMHO...
	8:26pm cometothesunshine: I actually like the movie quite a bit, Robby. But it is the opposite film of what you might expect.
	8:28pm CC: I like that song from the movie A Sterile cuckoo???
	8:31pm Doug P. in Boston: Hmm... this one could almost pass for the Zombies.
	8:33pm CC: some DJs don't like a message board because of that very fact!!!
	8:36pm cometothesunshine: I agree, Doug P
	8:37pm cometothesunshine: Here is the first pysch tinged track
	8:38pm CC: Back to the formula!!!
	8:39pm CC: inside the outside and outside the inside!!!
	8:40pm cometothesunshine: This offer no longer valid.
	8:41pm CC: 5 hours???...til when??
	8:42pm CC: I have to go listen to Bob and Gina you know!!!
	8:44pm CC: even though they probably have a pre-prepared playlist as well???
	8:44pm Robby: Really? That flick is so dark! And the band is in it so little! It's the "anti-Hard Days Night" that so wanted to be "A Hard Days Night".
	8:45pm Mailman Tom: Why wasn't this song a hit?
	8:47pm CC: I'm pretty sure this is John Entwistle on Bass???
	8:50pm cometothesunshine: Guessing we'll never do a DC5 Wild Honey
	8:51pm Robby: I'm ALL over it if we do!
	8:52pm Robby: Actually, one of the only basses I covet that I don't have is a Vox Symphonic Bass, which Huxley played a lot (at least live).
	8:53pm cometothesunshine: Those weren't built to last, I guess.
	8:54pm CC: I always thought that if I was a DJ with the message board I would announce to everybody that I'm playing everything off of the top of my head... if I draw a blank.. help me out..!..
	8:55pm cometothesunshine: You should so that CC - I think that would be great.
	8:57pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Little late to the party but man, it’s going strong!!!
	8:58pm CC: I dig this one!!!
	8:58pm cometothesunshine: Thanks GGGG!
	8:58pm cometothesunshine: Tell Richard to cover his ears - this one has brass
	8:59pm CC: of course this reminds me of the Monkees!!!
	9:00pm cometothesunshine: This was meant as football anthem, but sounds a bit closer to Yellow Submarine.
	9:03pm cometothesunshine: Great song - another Lenny Davidson original.
	9:05pm uptownjen: Football anthem?!? I thought it was more “All Together Now”/“All You Need is Love”!
	9:05pm uptownjen: Really digging this!
	9:07pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, Jen. Some cool unissued music. When my life was falling apart in 2010, finding these was a real bright spot.
	9:08pm DennisK: What's the vintage of these tunes, Andrew?
	9:08pm cometothesunshine: These sound to be 1965 or 1966 - kinda perfect
	9:08pm DennisK: Pretty much
	9:09pm cometothesunshine: This song - Looking In - is one of my favorite DC5 tracks.
	9:10pm Doug P. in Boston: An ignorant question. Where did the DC5 record? Columbia's studios in England? There's great consistency in the sound quality.
	9:11pm cometothesunshine: Doug P - Landsdowne and Advision
	9:12pm Doug P. in Boston: Thanks, Andrew!
	9:13pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Lost In His Dream is so understated - new fave!
	9:15pm cometothesunshine: plenty of hidden treasures, Glynis
	9:19pm cometothesunshine: Love this one - Maybe It's You
	9:21pm uptownjen: Man, I was buying stuff on iTunes then. I totally missed this stuff.
	9:22pm cometothesunshine: This is a great psych type track
	9:22pm uptownjen: Great one!
	9:22pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Totally tops freakbeat!!!
	9:22pm DennisK: Yeah, all guitar-driven.....cool
	9:23pm cometothesunshine: yeah - this single version has doubled vocals missing from the CD version.
	9:23pm cometothesunshine: I just bought a copy off of Ebay for $5
	9:24pm cometothesunshine: original UK one from US seller.
	9:24pm DJ Pat K: Great sounds, Andrew! Discovering lots of buried treasures
	9:25pm cometothesunshine: Thanks DJ Pat!
	9:25pm cometothesunshine: I appreciate you supporting the show!
	9:26pm cometothesunshine: Few people ever heard these iTunes only tracks, cause they were buried with a bunch of junk.
	9:26pm cometothesunshine: But they were officially released.
	9:26pm Doug P. in Boston: There are some true DC5 nuggets here.
	9:28pm cometothesunshine: Yes, I coulda done a shorter show - but what the hell!
	9:30pm DennisK: LOL.... 5 hours of the DC5, no problem. :-o Andrew, you're something else. Thanks for all the hard work and dedication it takes to deliver something so enlightening and enjoyable for the rest of us!
	9:32pm cometothesunshine: My pleasure, Dennis. Always up for a creative challenge.
	9:33pm uptownjen: Yes! I’ve been waiting for “Nineteen Days”!
	9:35pm Doug P. in Boston: I was only 8 when the Beatles arrived in the US, but I was very aware that the DC5 were set up as the biggest competitors to the Liverpool lads on the airwaves.
	9:37pm cometothesunshine: big favorite for me too, Jen.
	9:54pm cometothesunshine: I am still here spinning DC5 - more goodies to come.
	9:56pm uptownjen: This sounds like The Move!
	9:57pm cometothesunshine: Dave Clark on lead vocals!
	9:58pm ChrisB.: I think DC5’s place in the music history pantheon has been diminished by the lack of a serious reissue series.
	10:03pm cometothesunshine: I would agree, ChrisB
	10:03pm cometothesunshine: Jen - if you are still here - check out the next song - an incredible rip-off of Badfinger's No Matter What!
	10:04pm uptownjen: Agreed, ChrisB. I think there’s way more depth and creativity than they get credit for!
	10:05pm uptownjen: This sounds like “No Matter What.” I like it.
	10:05pm uptownjen: Hahahahahaha! Missed it by that much. I really dig this!
	10:06pm Matt Clarke: Hey Andrew! Working like a dog but just want to say hello! Thanks for doing this and I cant wait to listen.
	10:06pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, I was shocked when I discovered this one.
	10:09pm uptownjen: Did you sneak “Try Too Hard” in here, by chance? I like that one, too.
	10:10pm cometothesunshine: Coming up, Jen!
	10:10pm cometothesunshine: Almost at the T's
	10:12pm uptownjen: Yes!
	10:12pm cometothesunshine: A big fave of mine too!
	10:16pm uptownjen: I listened to tons of DC5 in my teens. Every once in a while, I venture back. Thanks for this latest trip!
	10:18pm cometothesunshine: Well, hopefully you heard some things you missed before.
	10:21pm Richard.Whig: This is an impressive feat of dedication! (and concentration....baby)
	10:29pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, Richard!
	10:31pm Doug P. in Boston: Did somebody write "DC7" on the cover?
	10:32pm cometothesunshine: yes, they did, Doug
	10:35pm uptownjen: I’ve heard lots of new stuff. Thanks, friend! Clarification: When I was a young teenager, I checked a box set out of the library so many times, and I taped off an entire blank, front and back, and played it to DEATH. That’s much of what I heard, over and over.
	10:35pm Doug P. in Boston: Oh, that picture expands out BIG! Now I can see it clearly.
	10:35pm uptownjen: Thanks for that! Made my day!
	10:39pm cometothesunshine: So glad you are digging it.
	10:42pm uptownjen: What?!? Heard “Try Too Hard” Live?!? That’s epic.
	10:42pm uptownjen: (And on Epic)
	10:44pm cometothesunshine: yep - it was incredible.
	10:44pm DennisK: Somehow I can't imagine you yelling out a request at a show, Andrew - but if you only did it once in your life, that's a good one to shout out for!
	10:45pm cometothesunshine: I was so ready to hear Try To Hard - it happened. I had eyewitnesses
	10:46pm cometothesunshine: we drove to Sacramento to this show, which was outdoors in horrible humid weather.
	10:48pm uptownjen: Quite a few times, I have watched clips of Mike on Letterman sitting in with the band towards the end of his life. He still sounded great.
	10:49pm cometothesunshine: This unissued song is so good!
	10:50pm uptownjen: Yeah, this is great.
	10:52pm KarenS: THIS!
	10:53pm uptownjen: I have heard “You’ve Got What It Takes” a bazillion times, but it still make smile and sing along.
	10:56pm uptownjen: Makes me smile and sing along...no regrets or edits! I was singing when I was typing that!
	11:00pm uptownjen: Way past my bedtime, but just wanted to sneak in a final thank you for all the good you bring into the world, Andrew. Have a good night.❤️
	11:01pm Doug P. in Boston: Thank you, Andrew!
	11:01pm cometothesunshine: Thanks everyone!
	11:01pm cometothesunshine: 2 more songs!
	11:02pm mce1965: Thank you for this Epic performance Andrew!!!
	11:02pm cometothesunshine: i really appreciate all of your support!
	11:02pm DennisK: Great fun, Andrew! Thanks again for all you do.
	11:03pm Woof: Thank you, Andrew!!! This was amazing!
	11:03pm KarenS: Thank you Andrew! You’re the best!
	11:03pm Bob from Chicago: A 2 song encore ?
	11:04pm cometothesunshine: Thanks to MCE, Karen, Doug, DK, Woof and you Bob!
	11:05pm cometothesunshine: And Jen and everyone else, even CC
	11:05pm uptownjen: A-Z, indeed!
	11:06pm uptownjen: Good night, all. Take care.
	11:06pm cometothesunshine: Goodnight and Goodbye My Friends...
	2:10pm Firebottle: Really late to the party, but maybe someone will look at the comments again... Anyone know what the deal is with the Australian 7 CD release "Complete" DC5 from 2008? Were the copyrights to the songs in Australia not renewed and someone made LP rips or is it officially sanctioned and from the master tapes? Thanks for any info...
	6:34pm Rao: The DC5 are one of my favourite bands ever!
	7:22pm Rao: "They haven't made it to the digital realm" Yes, they have! Their entire discography, including 'Unreleased vols 1-3' are on iTunes. There's something wrong with, 'I Can't Stand It'. Check it out.

Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from March 9, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
The Dave Clark Five	Any Way You Want It		Columbia (UK)	1964	45	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	All Night Long		Columbia (UK)	1966	45	0:03:04 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	All Of The Time		Columbia (UK)	1964	45	0:06:10 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	At The Scene "At The Scene" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Epic	1966	45	0:08:20 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	At The Place "At The Place" by "The Dave Clark Five"	Everybody Knows (US)	Epic	1968	LP	0:10:10 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Because "Because" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Columbia (UK)	1964	45	0:14:19 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Bernadette "Bernadette" by "The Dave Clark Five"	5 By 5 (UK)	Columbia (UK)	1968	LP	0:17:05 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Best Day's Work		Epic	1969	45	0:18:50 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Bits And Pieces		Columbia (UK)	1964	45	0:21:28 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Can't You See That She's Mine (UK mono 45 mix)		Columbia (UK)	1964	45	0:23:18 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Catch Us If You Can		Columbia (UK)	1965	45	0:27:05 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Come Home "Come Home" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Columbia (UK)	1965	45	0:29:03 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Can I Trust You	Return!	Epic	1964	LP	0:31:41 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Come On Over "Come On Over" by "The Dave Clark Five"	American Tour, Volume One	Epic	1964	LP	0:33:49 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Concentration Baby		Columbia (UK)	1967	45	0:37:53 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Devoted To Me	5 By 5 (UK)	Columbia (UK)	1968	LP	0:40:27 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Do You Still Love Me	Satisfied With You	Epic	1966	LP	0:43:23 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Don't Be Taken In	Catch Us If You Can	Columbia (UK)	1965	LP	0:45:17 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Do You Love Me		Columbia (UK)	1963	45	0:48:57 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Doctor Rhythm		Epic	1967	45	0:51:17 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Don't You Know	Coast To Coast	Epic	1964	LP	0:54:01 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Doo-Dah "Doo-Dah" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Columbia (UK)	1963	45	0:55:34 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Don't Let Me Down		Epic	1966	LP	0:58:22 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Don't You Realize	Catch Us If You Can	Columbia (UK)	1965	LP	0:59:28 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Everybody Knows (I Still Love You)		Columbia (UK)		45	1:04:36 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Ever Since You've Been Away	Try To Hard	Epic	1966	LP	1:06:11 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Everybody Knows		Columbia (UK)	1967	45	1:07:42 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Everybody Get Together (UK album mix)	If Somebody Loves You	Columbia (UK)	1970	LP	1:09:58 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Fallout Shelter	Unreleased Tracks, Volume Two		2010	Other	1:15:19 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Forget "Forget" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Epic	1968	45	1:17:45 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Funny "Funny" by "The Dave Clark Five"	A Session With The Dave Clark Five	Columbia (UK)	1964	LP	1:19:27 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Forever And A Day	A Session With The Dave Clark Five	Columbia (UK)	1964	LP	1:21:21 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Go On "Go On" by "The Dave Clark Five"	Satisfied With You	Epic	1966	LP	1:23:27 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Glad All Over		Columbia (UK)	1963	45	1:27:17 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Good Love Is Hard To Find (mono LP mix)	Everybody Knows (UK)	Columbia (UK)	1967	LP	1:30:09 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Good Lovin' "Good Lovin'" by "The Dave Clark Five"	Satisfied With You	Epic	1966	LP	1:32:42 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Got Love If You Want It	5 By 5 (UK)	Columbia (UK)	1968	LP	1:34:24 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Good Time Woman		Epic	1966	45	1:36:33 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Having A Wild Weekend		Columbia (UK)	1966	EP	1:40:02 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Here Comes Summer (mono 45 edit)		Epic	1970		1:41:50 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	How Can I Tell You	5 By 5 (US)	Epic	1967	LP	1:44:12 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Hurting Inside		Epic	1965	45	1:46:17 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Am On My Own		Epic	1965	LP	1:48:56 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Can't Stop Lovin' You a.k.a. Give Me Love		Epic	1964	LP	1:53:08 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Know "I Know" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Epic	1966	LP	1:55:12 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Know You "I Know You" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Columbia (UK)	1963	45	1:57:45 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Can't Stand It	Catch Us If You Can	Columbia (UK)	1965	LP	2:02:07 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Like It Like That		Epic	1965	45	2:02:34 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Love You No More	Return!	Epic	1964	LP	2:03:13 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Meant You "I Meant You" by "The Dave Clark Five"	Satisfied With You	Epic	1966	LP	2:06:12 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Need You, I Love You	A Session With The Dave Clark Five	Columbia (UK)	1964	LP	2:08:09 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Need Love "I Need Love" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Columbia (UK)	1966	45	2:10:41 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Never Will "I Never Will" by "The Dave Clark Five"	Try To Hard	Epic	1966	LP	2:14:04 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Miss You "I Miss You" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Epic	1966	45	2:16:04 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Really Love You	Try Too Hard	Epic	1966	LP	2:19:21 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Said I Was Sorry	Having A Wild Weekend	Epic	1965	LP	2:21:21 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Still Need You	Satisfied With You	Epic	1966	LP	2:24:08 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I Want You Still	American Tour, Volume One	Epic	1964	LP	2:26:29 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I'm Thinking "I'm Thinking" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Epic	1965	45	2:27:04 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I'll Never Know	Weekend In London	Epic	1965	LP	2:31:58 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	I've Got To Have A Reason		Epic	1966	45	2:32:36 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	If You Come Back	Catch Us If You Can	Columbia (UK)	1965	LP	2:33:41 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Inside And Out		Epic	1967	45	2:36:31 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	It Ain't What You Do	If Somebody Loves You	Columbia (UK)	1970	LP	2:42:03 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	It Don't Feel Good	Try Too Hard	Epic	1966	LP	2:45:02 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	It'll Only Hurt For A Little While	Satisfied With You	Epic	1966	LP	2:46:15 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	It's Not True	Coast To Coast	Epic	1964	LP	2:47:59 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	(Just) A Little Bit Now		Epic	1967	45	2:49:55 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Let Me Be "Let Me Be" by "The Dave Clark Five"	You Got What It Takes	Epic	1967	LP	2:53:47 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	A Little Bit Strong	Everybody Knows (UK)	Columbia (UK)	1967	LP	2:55:26 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Little Bitty Pretty One		Columbia (UK)	1965	45	2:56:50 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Live In The Sky		Columbia (UK)	1968	45	2:58:19 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Look Before You Leap		Columbia (UK)	1966	45	3:01:07 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Look Out For Myself	Unreleased Tracks, Volume Three		2010	Other	3:04:54 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Looking Around			2010	Other	3:06:48 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Looking In "Looking In" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Epic	1966	LP	3:08:35 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Lost In His Dreams		Columbia (UK)	1967	LP	3:10:40 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Love Me "Love Me" by "The Dave Clark Five"	I Like It Like That	Epic	1965	LP	3:12:36 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Lovin' So Good	You Got What It Takes	Epic	1967	LP	3:15:43 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Man In The Pin-Striped Suit		Columbia (UK)	1967	45	3:18:43 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Maybe It's You	I Like It Like That	Epic	1965	45	3:19:30 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Maze Of Love (mono single mix)		Columbia (UK)	1968	45	3:21:31 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Make Believe World	Unreleased Tracks, Volume Two		2010	Other	3:24:03 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Mighty Good Loving		Columbia (UK)	1965	45	3:28:08 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	A New Kind Of Love		Columbia (UK)	1965	EP	3:30:44 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Nineteen Days		Columbia (UK)	1966	45	3:33:10 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	No Time To Lose		Columbia (UK)	1963	EP	3:34:54 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Over And Over (alternate version)	Shout! Like Never Before	Smith	2013	CD	3:36:53 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Over And Over		Columbia (UK)	1965	45	3:39:32 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Pick Up Your Phone	5 By 5 (US)	Epic	1967	LP	3:42:45 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Play With Me "Play With Me" by "The Dave Clark Five"	You Got What It Takes	Epic	1967	LP	3:44:52 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Please Tell Me Why		Columbia (UK)	1966	45	3:46:28 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Poison Ivy "Poison Ivy" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Columbia (UK)	1963	EP	3:47:54 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Ready Baby "Ready Baby" by "The Dave Clark Five"				Other	3:49:47 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Red And Blue "Red And Blue" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Epic	1967		3:52:55 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	The Red Balloon		Columbia (UK)	1968	45	3:55:25 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Reelin' And Rockin'		Columbia (UK)	1965	45	3:58:24 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Return My Love	5 By 5 (UK)	Columbia (UK)	1968	LP	4:01:53 (Pop-up)
Dave Clark And Friends	Right Or Wrong		Columbia (UK)	1972	45	4:04:00 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Say You Want Me		Columbia (UK)	1965	45	4:08:03 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	She's A Loving Girl	I Like It Like That	Epic	1965	LP	4:10:04 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	She's All Mine	A Session With The Dave Clark Five	Columbia (UK)	1964	LP	4:11:58 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Shout "Shout" by "The Dave Clark Five"	Shout! Like Never Before	Smith	2013	CD	4:13:54 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Sitting Here Baby		Columbia (UK)	1967	45	4:16:34 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Small Talk "Small Talk" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Columbia (UK)	1969	45	4:20:13 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Somebody Find A New Love	Try Too Hard	Epic	1966	LP	4:22:33 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Sometimes "Sometimes" by "The Dave Clark Five"	American Tour, Volume One	Epic	1964	LP	4:24:46 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Thinking Of You Baby		Columbia (UK)	1964	45	4:26:04 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	'Til The Right One Comes Along	Weekend In London	Epic	1965	LP	4:29:55 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Try To Hard "Try To Hard" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Columbia (UK)	1966	45	4:33:14 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	We'll Be Running	Weekend In London	Epic	1965	LP	4:36:23 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Who Do You Think You're Talking To	5 By 5 (UK)	Columbia (UK)	1968	LP	4:37:22 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Who Does He Think He Is	American Tour, Volume One	Epic	1964	LP	4:38:52 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	When "When" by "The Dave Clark Five"		Columbia (UK)	1965	EP	4:41:55 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Whenever You're Around		Columbia (UK)	1964	45	4:44:25 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	You Could Be So Good			2010	Other	4:47:17 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	You Don't Want My Loving	5 By 5 (US)	Epic	1967	LP	4:49:06 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	You Got What It Takes		Columbia (UK)	1967	45	4:51:54 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	You Know You're Lying	I Like It Like That	Epic	1965	LP	4:56:04 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	You Never Listen	Satisfied With You	Epic	1966	LP	4:58:17 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Your Turn To Cry		Epic	1966	45	5:00:15 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah	A Session With The Dave Clark Five	Columbia (UK)	1964	LP	5:03:23 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	Goodbye My Friends	I Like It Like That	Epic	1965	LP	5:06:52 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:50pm cometothesunshine: welcome!
	5:55pm mce1965: Thumpin' in the way the DC5 moves attracts us all to the Sunshine
	5:55pm Jay S.: Hey there Andrew
	5:57pm cometothesunshine: welcome MCE & Jay!
	5:57pm Woof: Hello Andrew! Hello everyone! Excited for the Sunshine today!!
	5:58pm cometothesunshine: welcome woof!
	5:58pm dreamyandseedy: excited for 5 hours of sunshine!
	6:00pm cometothesunshine: welcome dreamy!
	6:01pm dreamyandseedy: i have really enjoyed reading along with your 30 days of records on Instagram!
	6:01pm Jonathan Donaldson: Cool idea for a show! Did DC5 jump on the psych band-wagon?
	6:02pm Jay S.: Lightly, but not really that much
	6:03pm DennisK: aloha!
	6:03pm cometothesunshine: They did do some psych tracks, yes
	6:04pm Debbie D.: Woof moo!
	6:04pm DennisK: Classes cancelled in NYC tonight so I'm here for the long haul!
	6:05pm cometothesunshine: Welcome DD & DK!
	6:05pm cometothesunshine: I will drink to that!
	6:06pm DennisK: Andrew, I made a 1934 Zombie using the Hamilton 151 you gave me - FAB!
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: Wow! I could use one of those, but I stuck with water and carrot sticks instead.
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: DC5 were a very interesting and surprisingly prolific band.
	6:09pm Jonathan Donaldson: What were their commercial fortunes after the initial boom?
	6:10pm DennisK: And of course, were on Ed Sullivan more than any other '60s band...... correct? Or is that just an urban legend?
	6:10pm Jay S.: This reached no. 18 in the US
	☀ 6:11pm Steeley Chris: The sunshine has finally come to New England!
	6:11pm cometothesunshine: They picked back up on the charts in the UK during 1967, just as their commercial fortunes slid in the USA or US of Dave as it was known from 64-66.
	6:11pm cometothesunshine: DK - They appeared on Ed Sullivan 17 or 18 times, more than any other beat group.
	6:12pm DennisK: Bingo!
	6:15pm cometothesunshine: My apologies - I had to fix the image of the US Everybody Knows album - it was a stereo instead of the correct mono!
	6:16pm cometothesunshine: Someone posted yesterday - "I hope he doesn't play all of those horrible mono mixes and gives us the stereo that Dave won't!" Well, this is one situation where Dave and I are quite like minded
	6:17pm mce1965: Amen brother
	6:17pm Jay S.: Mono was how they were intended to be heard on the radio, so yeah.
	6:18pm DennisK: Just like Derek Taylor, Andrew - never would you want to say no to Dave!
	6:18pm cometothesunshine: on radio, on your computer, in your car, in your home - everywhere
	6:19pm Robert: Donated, thanks for the great music
	6:19pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Robert!
	6:20pm cometothesunshine: You know, I am shocked the DC5 aren't more Revere'd than the Raiders, considering how many fuzzed out rockers they released.
	6:22pm DennisK: Okay, this is just one of the greatest records ever made. Period.
	6:22pm DennisK: Sounds like Joe Meek is headed up the stairs of the studio, and is he mad!!!
	6:24pm cometothesunshine: A lot of their early records were made at Lansdowne - Meeks original home.
	6:25pm DennisK: Wow!
	6:27pm Tim from LH: Andrew, I was just thinking that The Raiders were like an American version of the DC5
	6:28pm cometothesunshine: The DC5 might be better!
	6:28pm Jay S.: Yes, they both had a raucous, rough edge, also the DC5 were equally adept with a ballad
	6:29pm cometothesunshine: I don't think I would enjoy playing five hours of the Raiders
	6:29pm cometothesunshine: Maybe 2
	6:30pm Jay S.: This was no. 14 US
	6:30pm DennisK: You haven't done a spotlight on PR&tR? Future show!
	6:30pm ChrisB.: Hi Andrew! What a treat to hear a live broadcast. I made a donation to the show as part of my Swag for Life Pledge.
	6:30pm cometothesunshine: Thanks Chris!
	6:31pm KarenS: Hi Kids! Happy DC5 Day!
	6:31pm cometothesunshine: True, DK - on the ideas list.
	6:31pm DennisK: You could do 2 hours on Terry Melcher standing on your head
	6:31pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Karen - thank you for your pledge!
	6:32pm DennisK: Actually, I could see you doing 5 hours on Terry..... and you wouldn't even need to play Kokomo
	6:32pm KarenS: Hi Andrew, my pleasure!
	6:34pm Alvy Singer: Nice way to enjoy the evening
	6:36pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Alvy
	6:37pm cometothesunshine: The Dave Clark Five issued 4 albums in 1964 containing mostly original songs, no repeats, plus 45's with exclusive flipsides.
	6:37pm KarenS: 3 years ... gosh time flies!
	6:38pm CC: in my opinion Dave Clark was a little rich kid who grabbed onto a formula and capitalized on it... then he got the rights to Ready Steady Go later on...that's all I know but I really never cared that much for them...maybe a couple of songs...jmo...
	6:39pm Jay S.: Don't think I've seen that green Columbia label before
	6:39pm cometothesunshine: Well, they had three very talented songwriters and an excellent singer.
	6:40pm cometothesunshine: That is a promo label - Jay S
	6:41pm Jay S.: I've also noticed that DC5 weren't big on fade-outs...their songs tended to just stop.
	6:42pm cometothesunshine: I think it is easy to dismiss them, but they had a substantial creative output - more so than many other cult bands or early beat groups.
	6:42pm KarenS: I still have my original RETURNS lp.
	6:43pm CC: I think it had more to do with marketing than anything else Andrew???
	6:44pm Jay S.: One aspect is that they never did that one or two legendary albums that set some bands of the era apart.
	6:45pm Tim from LH: I’ve got the On Tour lp, thought it was a live lp until I played it. It’s great , lots of great songs!
	6:45pm Alvy Singer: Jayne County was a huge fan of the Dave Clark Five.
	6:46pm Jay S.: Super-underrated song here
	6:47pm CC: I'll take 10 hours of Mark Lindsay's raw vocals over Dave Clark and the boyz, anyday...not to discount this well-put-together set, mind you...
	6:47pm cometothesunshine: CC - I don't think Dave Clark was rich until he made the DC5 a success and took a share of every song and owned the publishing and masters. He did also pay for all of his own recording sessions, something almost no other recording artist did.
	6:49pm cometothesunshine: Mark Lindsay is a great vocalist, nice guy cat lover and it is his birthday today - happy birthday, Mark.
	6:49pm Doug P. in Boston: My opinions on many groups and performers have been transformed, always for the better, by listening to Come to the Sunshine. The first episode I caught was Brian Hyland, whose career in full was much more impressive than I had ever thought.
	6:49pm Jay S.: Love this version of this song
	6:50pm CC: this is my favorite Dave Clark song!!!
	6:50pm KarenS: Doug, same here re CTTS!
	6:51pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Doug - and thank you for your continued support of this show!
	6:52pm Lucifer Sam: Any way to hear your show offline? Would love to hear this as a podcast! And great DC5 show!
	6:53pm cometothesunshine: This episode will live in WFMU's archive - you should be able to find it in about 5 hours time.
	6:53pm Lucifer Sam: Thanks
	6:56pm cometothesunshine: Ron Ryan was an early collaborator of Dave's - he wrote some great songs, and also this one.
	6:56pm Jay S.: Flip of Do You Love Me in the UK
	6:57pm Robby: Doo-Dah = Doo Doo
	7:01pm cometothesunshine: The UK Catch Is If You Can album is probably their best.
	7:02pm Doug P. in Boston: One thing about the way records were written and produced that's like any other businesses -- never underestimate the influence of deadlines on product. Sometimes for the better, sometimes not. Ya gotta get it done!
	7:02pm CC: I think I can hear Petula Clark doing this song???
	7:03pm cometothesunshine: It is surprising, CC, that few people covered any of these songs - some of them are excellent.
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: This is like a Mann/Weil or Bacharach type song.
	7:05pm CC: emulation is the greatest compliment until someone accuses you of ripping somebody else off???
	7:07pm cometothesunshine: Well, there are a few of those in this large batch of songs, but there are more surprisingly solid compositions.
	7:09pm cometothesunshine: This was the DC5's big comeback in the UK during 1967 - which was actually a year for big chart ballads
	7:09pm Jay S.: I was wondering how a song came between Everybody Knows and Everybody Knows
	7:09pm cometothesunshine: I can't think of another group that had two huge hit singles with exactly the same song title.
	7:10pm cometothesunshine: well - we are going alphabetically - but not strictly
	7:10pm Robby: "Everybody Knows" was Lenny's big vocal track!
	7:10pm cometothesunshine: Yes, even Dave sang lead on a song: The Red Balloon.
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: Lenny's vocals are pretty great.
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: This was a massive hit in Europe where the Youngbloods record didn't happen.
	7:12pm Jay S.: Really good version, too.
	7:13pm cometothesunshine: This long version has yet to be reissued since 1970
	7:14pm Doug P. in Boston: IMHO: Something about the groovy 60's is that the music industry was incredibly competitive and busy, and everybody was working very hard. So it was inevitable that the workload would take a toll on some of the artists.
	7:15pm Jay S.: The Beatles and Stones were setting the pace, and everyone else had to keep up or be left behind
	7:16pm cometothesunshine: This is one crazy outtake
	7:17pm Jay S.: Andrew, this is an important collection you've put together. So much material that even big DC5 fans have never heard.
	7:17pm Lee Casey: Great show Andrew, coming late to the 5 hour epic but looking forward to listening to the archive. Thanks so much for making the wonderful CTTS, it really is both a treat and an education. Long may it continue!
	7:17pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Jay S. I guess Dave must have thought the better of releasing this song.
	7:17pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Lee - very nice of you to say
	7:18pm CC: Jay... The Who and the Kinks and the Animals did okay???
	7:20pm Jay S.: Sure - it was an era where the best music was also the most popular, raising the standards for everyone to strive for
	7:20pm cometothesunshine: I would say The Who and The Kinks were in a league of their own. The Animals made a lot of good records, but were not visionary songwriters like Davies & Townshend.
	7:23pm CC: I've always thought that a vocalist who can deliver the goods overrides the songwriters!!!
	7:26pm Jay S.: Great vocalists make great music (for example, Scott Walker) but great songwriters deliver hits.
	7:26pm CC: Tom Jones, for example!!!
	7:28pm Alvy Singer: The DC5 appeared on the Ed Sullivan show a record 18 times. Wow.
	7:29pm Robby: The reverb on the vocals on "Glad All Over" is so awesome!
	7:29pm CC: I suppose... George Strait don't write too many of his songs, like Alan Jackson... but he sure did have a lot of hits???
	7:29pm Jay S.: The hit that really started it all.
	7:29pm cometothesunshine: Anyone here ever heard The Everly Brothers "The Price Of Love"? Prepare for a major deja vu as it is rewritten here as "Good Love Is Hard To Find."
	7:30pm cometothesunshine: Robby - mixture of delay and plate?
	7:30pm uptownjen: Finally here. It’s rainy and windy...give me some of that sunshine! Happy to be with you all.
	7:31pm Jay S.: Love seeing these UK album covers!
	7:31pm uptownjen: From a crowded CTA bus, no less.
	7:32pm cometothesunshine: welcome, Jen!
	7:32pm CC: exactly Andrew...that's the formula I was talking about...
	7:34pm cometothesunshine: This is quite a good arrangement of Good Lovin
	7:34pm cometothesunshine: Love the crazy fuzz
	7:34pm CC: Being original, and following a formula that's going to get you a hit, are two totally different things!!!
	7:35pm Jay S.: Agreed, that Good Lovin' was really good
	7:36pm myron feld: I attended the February 20, 1966 Ed Sullivan Show, featuring the DC5, the Supremes, Allan Sherman, Richard Kiley and Stiller & Meara. That, my friends, was a SHOW!
	7:37pm cometothesunshine: I bet!
	7:37pm cometothesunshine: This is a crazy B-side
	7:38pm cometothesunshine: The DC5 held onto the early beat group ethos longer than most of their contemporaries.
	7:38pm Jay S.: Seriously.
	7:39pm Robby: Andrew, not sure. Is Dave doing any interviews? What about Lenny? There's SO many production/recording questions we all have!
	7:40pm CC: It's like listening to Dobie Gray or the Rolling Stones in the studio doing a version of Drift Away...both good...eh???
	7:41pm CC: oh wow Myron I bet Allen did that song The Rebel???
	7:41pm cometothesunshine: I met Dave several years back and I came to the conclusion he might be dealing with some memory issues.
	7:43pm cometothesunshine: he was very kind to talk to me, but I didn't learn too much. And I think their recording process was rather shrouded in secrecy.
	7:44pm DennisK: Lotsa session players, Andrew?
	7:45pm DennisK: Starting with the drums?
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: Definitely Bobbie Graham on drums
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: But I think the rest of the band were good players.
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: Dave could play drums, but he knew he wanted the hit sound.
	7:46pm DennisK: The engineering/production was so crucial to the hit sound
	7:46pm cometothesunshine: There is a live recording of them on YouTube - it isn't any better or worse than anyone from that era.
	7:49pm cometothesunshine: This one is very Baby's In Black
	7:51pm CC: I wonder if John Lennon ever gave any opinions of Dave Clark Five???
	7:52pm cometothesunshine: I am sure they were not positive if he did.
	7:54pm CC: you should make a point never to play the song Rain by The Beatles Andrew he he he...
	7:58pm CC: That reminds me... I always thought a good intro to your show would be the John Denver song Sunshine???
	8:01pm cometothesunshine: CC - yeah, I only really play sixties songs, but a good idea for another show, perhaps.
	8:02pm dreamyandseedy: i am really enjoying these images
	8:02pm CC: this is my other favorite Dave Clark song!!!
	8:02pm DennisK: The great Allen Toussant!!
	8:02pm Robby: I bet Lenny would love to talk about the sessions, unless he's still under some double-secret probation contract still with Dave! lol
	8:03pm DennisK: (sic)
	8:03pm cometothesunshine: Robby - I am sure there is some kinda gag order.
	8:04pm Robby: LOVE "I Love You No More"!
	8:04pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Dreamy!
	8:04pm CC: I wonder if Georgie Fame and Dave Clark ever toured together???
	8:04pm cometothesunshine: A bit of extra work, but fun for me too, Dreamy
	8:05pm Robby: A gag order! I only hope that Lenny's being well-compensated for this if it's true!
	8:05pm cometothesunshine: Well, we must assume, given his silence.
	8:07pm cometothesunshine: Lenny Davidson, Denis Payton & Mike Smith were all very solid, prolific songwriters
	8:08pm CC: is George Harrison sitting in on vocals on this one???
	8:09pm Robby: Great picks, Andrew! "I Need You, I Love You"!
	8:09pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Robby - so many good ones to spin
	8:10pm KarenS: So many DC5 conspiracy theories, so little time!
	8:10pm cometothesunshine: Exactly!
	8:10pm Robby: I hate thinking that DC would keep others from talking! What's the upside of that?
	8:13pm CC: Yardbirds & the Bluesbreakers were pretty popular back then among certain crowds???
	8:17pm cometothesunshine: Robby - DC has kept a very close control on the band's legacy and narrative.
	8:17pm Mailman Tom: The DC5 burned bright in the mid 1960s!
	8:18pm cometothesunshine: Welcome MT
	8:20pm DennisK: That's a real pencil-thru-the-spaeker-cone fuzztone!!
	8:21pm cometothesunshine: They have more fuzzed out tracks than any other artist
	8:21pm DennisK: You're sure proving that tonight, Andrew!
	8:22pm Robby: GREAT STUFF ANDREW! "I Said I Was Sorry"!!
	8:23pm Doug P. in Boston: Somebody I know was an extra in the dance sequence of "Catch Us If You Can/Having a Wild Weekend."
	8:23pm cometothesunshine: That's cool, Doug! I love that movie. A big favorite of mine.
	8:24pm cometothesunshine: Yes, a super great one - Robby
	8:25pm CC: sometimes it's rough having a pre-prepared show!!!
	8:25pm Robby: Having A Wild Weekend: An incredible soundtrack from one of the worst movies of all time! IMHO...
	8:26pm cometothesunshine: I actually like the movie quite a bit, Robby. But it is the opposite film of what you might expect.
	8:28pm CC: I like that song from the movie A Sterile cuckoo???
	8:31pm Doug P. in Boston: Hmm... this one could almost pass for the Zombies.
	8:33pm CC: some DJs don't like a message board because of that very fact!!!
	8:36pm cometothesunshine: I agree, Doug P
	8:37pm cometothesunshine: Here is the first pysch tinged track
	8:38pm CC: Back to the formula!!!
	8:39pm CC: inside the outside and outside the inside!!!
	8:40pm cometothesunshine: This offer no longer valid.
	8:41pm CC: 5 hours???...til when??
	8:42pm CC: I have to go listen to Bob and Gina you know!!!
	8:44pm CC: even though they probably have a pre-prepared playlist as well???
	8:44pm Robby: Really? That flick is so dark! And the band is in it so little! It's the "anti-Hard Days Night" that so wanted to be "A Hard Days Night".
	8:45pm Mailman Tom: Why wasn't this song a hit?
	8:47pm CC: I'm pretty sure this is John Entwistle on Bass???
	8:50pm cometothesunshine: Guessing we'll never do a DC5 Wild Honey
	8:51pm Robby: I'm ALL over it if we do!
	8:52pm Robby: Actually, one of the only basses I covet that I don't have is a Vox Symphonic Bass, which Huxley played a lot (at least live).
	8:53pm cometothesunshine: Those weren't built to last, I guess.
	8:54pm CC: I always thought that if I was a DJ with the message board I would announce to everybody that I'm playing everything off of the top of my head... if I draw a blank.. help me out..!..
	8:55pm cometothesunshine: You should so that CC - I think that would be great.
	8:57pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Little late to the party but man, it’s going strong!!!
	8:58pm CC: I dig this one!!!
	8:58pm cometothesunshine: Thanks GGGG!
	8:58pm cometothesunshine: Tell Richard to cover his ears - this one has brass
	8:59pm CC: of course this reminds me of the Monkees!!!
	9:00pm cometothesunshine: This was meant as football anthem, but sounds a bit closer to Yellow Submarine.
	9:03pm cometothesunshine: Great song - another Lenny Davidson original.
	9:05pm uptownjen: Football anthem?!? I thought it was more “All Together Now”/“All You Need is Love”!
	9:05pm uptownjen: Really digging this!
	9:07pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, Jen. Some cool unissued music. When my life was falling apart in 2010, finding these was a real bright spot.
	9:08pm DennisK: What's the vintage of these tunes, Andrew?
	9:08pm cometothesunshine: These sound to be 1965 or 1966 - kinda perfect
	9:08pm DennisK: Pretty much
	9:09pm cometothesunshine: This song - Looking In - is one of my favorite DC5 tracks.
	9:10pm Doug P. in Boston: An ignorant question. Where did the DC5 record? Columbia's studios in England? There's great consistency in the sound quality.
	9:11pm cometothesunshine: Doug P - Landsdowne and Advision
	9:12pm Doug P. in Boston: Thanks, Andrew!
	9:13pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Lost In His Dream is so understated - new fave!
	9:15pm cometothesunshine: plenty of hidden treasures, Glynis
	9:19pm cometothesunshine: Love this one - Maybe It's You
	9:21pm uptownjen: Man, I was buying stuff on iTunes then. I totally missed this stuff.
	9:22pm cometothesunshine: This is a great psych type track
	9:22pm uptownjen: Great one!
	9:22pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Totally tops freakbeat!!!
	9:22pm DennisK: Yeah, all guitar-driven.....cool
	9:23pm cometothesunshine: yeah - this single version has doubled vocals missing from the CD version.
	9:23pm cometothesunshine: I just bought a copy off of Ebay for $5
	9:24pm cometothesunshine: original UK one from US seller.
	9:24pm DJ Pat K: Great sounds, Andrew! Discovering lots of buried treasures
	9:25pm cometothesunshine: Thanks DJ Pat!
	9:25pm cometothesunshine: I appreciate you supporting the show!
	9:26pm cometothesunshine: Few people ever heard these iTunes only tracks, cause they were buried with a bunch of junk.
	9:26pm cometothesunshine: But they were officially released.
	9:26pm Doug P. in Boston: There are some true DC5 nuggets here.
	9:28pm cometothesunshine: Yes, I coulda done a shorter show - but what the hell!
	9:30pm DennisK: LOL.... 5 hours of the DC5, no problem. :-o Andrew, you're something else. Thanks for all the hard work and dedication it takes to deliver something so enlightening and enjoyable for the rest of us!
	9:32pm cometothesunshine: My pleasure, Dennis. Always up for a creative challenge.
	9:33pm uptownjen: Yes! I’ve been waiting for “Nineteen Days”!
	9:35pm Doug P. in Boston: I was only 8 when the Beatles arrived in the US, but I was very aware that the DC5 were set up as the biggest competitors to the Liverpool lads on the airwaves.
	9:37pm cometothesunshine: big favorite for me too, Jen.
	9:54pm cometothesunshine: I am still here spinning DC5 - more goodies to come.
	9:56pm uptownjen: This sounds like The Move!
	9:57pm cometothesunshine: Dave Clark on lead vocals!
	9:58pm ChrisB.: I think DC5’s place in the music history pantheon has been diminished by the lack of a serious reissue series.
	10:03pm cometothesunshine: I would agree, ChrisB
	10:03pm cometothesunshine: Jen - if you are still here - check out the next song - an incredible rip-off of Badfinger's No Matter What!
	10:04pm uptownjen: Agreed, ChrisB. I think there’s way more depth and creativity than they get credit for!
	10:05pm uptownjen: This sounds like “No Matter What.” I like it.
	10:05pm uptownjen: Hahahahahaha! Missed it by that much. I really dig this!
	10:06pm Matt Clarke: Hey Andrew! Working like a dog but just want to say hello! Thanks for doing this and I cant wait to listen.
	10:06pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, I was shocked when I discovered this one.
	10:09pm uptownjen: Did you sneak “Try Too Hard” in here, by chance? I like that one, too.
	10:10pm cometothesunshine: Coming up, Jen!
	10:10pm cometothesunshine: Almost at the T's
	10:12pm uptownjen: Yes!
	10:12pm cometothesunshine: A big fave of mine too!
	10:16pm uptownjen: I listened to tons of DC5 in my teens. Every once in a while, I venture back. Thanks for this latest trip!
	10:18pm cometothesunshine: Well, hopefully you heard some things you missed before.
	10:21pm Richard.Whig: This is an impressive feat of dedication! (and concentration....baby)
	10:29pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, Richard!
	10:31pm Doug P. in Boston: Did somebody write "DC7" on the cover?
	10:32pm cometothesunshine: yes, they did, Doug
	10:35pm uptownjen: I’ve heard lots of new stuff. Thanks, friend! Clarification: When I was a young teenager, I checked a box set out of the library so many times, and I taped off an entire blank, front and back, and played it to DEATH. That’s much of what I heard, over and over.
	10:35pm Doug P. in Boston: Oh, that picture expands out BIG! Now I can see it clearly.
	10:35pm uptownjen: Thanks for that! Made my day!
	10:39pm cometothesunshine: So glad you are digging it.
	10:42pm uptownjen: What?!? Heard “Try Too Hard” Live?!? That’s epic.
	10:42pm uptownjen: (And on Epic)
	10:44pm cometothesunshine: yep - it was incredible.
	10:44pm DennisK: Somehow I can't imagine you yelling out a request at a show, Andrew - but if you only did it once in your life, that's a good one to shout out for!
	10:45pm cometothesunshine: I was so ready to hear Try To Hard - it happened. I had eyewitnesses
	10:46pm cometothesunshine: we drove to Sacramento to this show, which was outdoors in horrible humid weather.
	10:48pm uptownjen: Quite a few times, I have watched clips of Mike on Letterman sitting in with the band towards the end of his life. He still sounded great.
	10:49pm cometothesunshine: This unissued song is so good!
	10:50pm uptownjen: Yeah, this is great.
	10:52pm KarenS: THIS!
	10:53pm uptownjen: I have heard “You’ve Got What It Takes” a bazillion times, but it still make smile and sing along.
	10:56pm uptownjen: Makes me smile and sing along...no regrets or edits! I was singing when I was typing that!
	11:00pm uptownjen: Way past my bedtime, but just wanted to sneak in a final thank you for all the good you bring into the world, Andrew. Have a good night.❤️
	11:01pm Doug P. in Boston: Thank you, Andrew!
	11:01pm cometothesunshine: Thanks everyone!
	11:01pm cometothesunshine: 2 more songs!
	11:02pm mce1965: Thank you for this Epic performance Andrew!!!
	11:02pm cometothesunshine: i really appreciate all of your support!
	11:02pm DennisK: Great fun, Andrew! Thanks again for all you do.
	11:03pm Woof: Thank you, Andrew!!! This was amazing!
	11:03pm KarenS: Thank you Andrew! You’re the best!
	11:03pm Bob from Chicago: A 2 song encore ?
	11:04pm cometothesunshine: Thanks to MCE, Karen, Doug, DK, Woof and you Bob!
	11:05pm cometothesunshine: And Jen and everyone else, even CC
	11:05pm uptownjen: A-Z, indeed!
	11:06pm uptownjen: Good night, all. Take care.
	11:06pm cometothesunshine: Goodnight and Goodbye My Friends...
	2:10pm Firebottle: Really late to the party, but maybe someone will look at the comments again... Anyone know what the deal is with the Australian 7 CD release "Complete" DC5 from 2008? Were the copyrights to the songs in Australia not renewed and someone made LP rips or is it officially sanctioned and from the master tapes? Thanks for any info...
	6:34pm Rao: The DC5 are one of my favourite bands ever!
	7:22pm Rao: "They haven't made it to the digital realm" Yes, they have! Their entire discography, including 'Unreleased vols 1-3' are on iTunes. There's something wrong with, 'I Can't Stand It'. Check it out.

Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from March 9, 2020

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