WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from May 23, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:00am Listener Baby: Good morning! Beautiful out this way. It's good to be. Hey Baby!
	11:01am Handy Haversack: Michael! Shelle gamers! Happy to be here with you and ready to number-one rock!
	11:01am Mister Dobalina: Everyone knows that Micheal is not a liar.
	11:02am Baja Joe: Hi Mike!
	11:02am David G: Michael! Row the boat ashore.
	11:02am Frank In Queens: Hi Baby! Glad to know it's a nice day out West. It's shit today in the NE.
	11:02am Doug in JC: Happy Saturday everyone
	11:03am Michael Shelley: MORNING ALL!
	11:03am Listener Baby: Shining like a diamond, Frank. I better get out there before I cook.
	11:04am David G: Frank, kinda shit all over the world right now.
	11:04am Doug in JC: That's the spirit David G!
	11:05am Pedro in Arlington: Hi all. Thanks for the email, Mike. Enjoyed hearing the talented Juniper on Wake.
	11:05am David G: Glemmorangie single malt. Thanks.
	11:05am Greg from ZONE 5: Would that every day could be a rainy Saturday with radio, cat, coffee and Adobe Illustrator.
	11:06am Frank In Queens: @David G: Well, yeah. I was just talking about the weather though...
	11:06am Listener Baby: @Frank. Keep your head up, friend.
	11:07am Frank In Queens: @Baby: Tomorrow's another day!
	11:07am Frank In Queens: BFS might very well be favorite Beatles album.
	11:07am Listener Baby: Today is another day!
	11:07am Handy Haversack: Instead of Adobe Illustrator, I'm using the dog, but otherwise 100 percent agreement, Greg!
	11:08am David G: I need the single malt to cope with the weather here. Which is a mile from Newcastle Airport in glorious Geordie land.
	11:08am Uncle Michael: Delbert's "I Don't Want To Spoil The Party"?
	11:08am Handy Haversack: Away the lads!
	11:10am Uncle Michael: Geez, talk about mining Roger Miller's vein of gold.
	11:10am David G: Good try Handy. It's Haway the Lads! Not sure what it will be after the Saudi takeover.
	11:12am Greg from ZONE 5: I recently dumped Netflix and joined Criterion Channel, so I now love EVERY MOVIE I SEE. Targets, Meek's Cutoff, The Man With The Golden Arm, Scarlet Street, Un Flic, The Italian Job, Rififi, Seconds…
	11:13am Handy Haversack: Ah, well. Blame Jimmy Carter for my pronunciation errors! The piano in that Linda Lindell track was ridiculously good!
	11:13am Frank In Queens: Nice Greg! I've been weighing subscribing to Criterion.
	11:14am Michael Shelley: me too
	11:15am Frank In Queens: Probably wouldn't dump Netflix though as I still use their disc service.
	11:15am David G: Jimmy is still a folk hero here. Was that the would be second termers campaign song you just played?
	11:15am Michael Shelley: but... meeks cutoff... Greg, we need to talk... a serious talk...
	11:16am David G: Loved the Paul Carrack interview!
	11:16am Uncle Michael: That interview turned me into a BIG Warm Dust fan!
	11:19am Frank In Queens: Dion! We watched The Wanderers last night.
	11:20am paul: Dion just released (or is releasing) a new album.
	11:20am MFlynn: What a neat version of this Dion song. So different from the Norton one!
	11:20am Baja Joe: Yes, the Paul Carrack interview was especially good radio. Learning something new every day is a good way of life.
	11:21am jake6573: played few of my George Jones records , last night. Love that guy !
	11:22am JG: Not the version on Bronx Blues the Columbia Recordings. I do not like this two ton feather. Check out the other
	11:22am jake6573: There is a new Dion blues album coming out ( might be out already).
	11:22am Hoboken Jack: Hey Michael, Greg, Handy, Uncle, all! Jump back Listener Baby!
	11:22am Handy Haversack: Jack! How goes, pal?
	11:23am jake6573: Looking for a copy of Abraham , Martin and John if it is Mint and reasonable $
	11:24am Mister Dobalina: Wait, what?!?! Elvis said no to hooch?
	11:24am Hoboken Jack: First Saturday I haven't "worked" since March, Handy, so feeling pretty good! How are you?
	11:25am Listener Baby: @Hoboken Jack. Jumping as we speak! Hope all is great with you.
	11:27am Pedro in Arlington: That's Tutt Scheff any way you look at it. Ronnie Tutt and Al Jackson are exact opposites in drumming style. Be a major change in results.
	11:28am JG: Also on Dion's "don't start me talking" there is a third version that is even more dylaneque if thats what you're going for
	11:29am JG: Where do we find this Elvis recording?
	11:29am paul: What compilation is this Elvis from?
	11:30am Mister Dobalina: Any Dave the Spazz report is well appreciated.
	11:31am Michael Shelley: I cant hear you
	11:32am Frank In Queens: The production on this track sounds very Jamaican to me.
	11:34am Candy-O'67: Thank for sharing that Elvis take! That was so awesome to hear him talk again. Dixie Cups - such an awesome song!
	11:34am Ken From Hyde Park: The interview with Dave the Spazz - www.psreader.com... Wishing the best for him, his wife and all the chimps.
	11:35am Dominick: silent to me
	11:36am Candy-O'67: Wishing a speedy recovery for Dave the Spazz
	11:36am duck: logitech silent mouse is great
	11:36am JOFF: MY VERY FAVOURITEST DIXIE CUPS SONG - THANKYOU!!
	11:36am Stashu: Juniper!!!!!
	11:37am Greg from ZONE 5: OK, I didn't love Meek's Cutoff, I just happened to watch it this week so it's fresh in my mind. I'd say B-.
	11:37am Frank In Queens: PSA on the bad movies, please.
	11:37am Candy-O'67: I agree JOFF!!
	11:39am Mailman Tom: Two great Edward G. Robinson movies: Five Star Final and Silver Dollar
	11:40am Hughie Considine: Edward G went out on a curious note, his final role being in "Soylent Green"
	11:41am efd: thanks Michael, you're too kind!
	11:42am clarke: soylent green is people, hughie
	11:45am yerfriendpaul: One of my favorite Beatles tunes! Love the harmonies. This sounds great
	11:45am Mister Dobalina: Pseu's sass with a Hook.
	11:45am Hoboken Jack: Michael, your quest for silent mouse/radio perfection is much appreciated. Hi Juniper!! Hi EFD, Yvonne, HP Ken, Mflynn! Thanks Baby, same to you!
	11:45am Greg from ZONE 5: Scarlet Street was a good one. Not his best, but it was fun seeing him as a put upon romantic sucker as opposed to a heavy.
	11:46am JG: Listened to Ira the k and watched smart money w Edward G and Cagney w no sound
	11:47am JG: and was flipping back occasionally to Gator
	11:47am Michael Shelley: I have Silent Street on my list -worth it?
	11:47am clarke: u shoulda put the sound on!! Smart Money is a goodun'
	11:48am clarke: you mean Scarlet Street?? EGR??
	11:48am JG: @Clarke, yeah I was torn
	11:49am clarke: Scarlet Street is GREAT, too!
	11:50am Handy Haversack: @Jack: Much like this episode of the Michael Shelley show, I'm cooking. These brunch nachos won't make themselves! Now just waiting for my Lovely Assistant to finish mixing the brunch cocktails.
	11:50am clarke: i love the inter-house communication system we get to eavesdrop on!
	11:50am mike east: I make fake meat empanadas...have done both home made and frozen and feel that frozen is just as good as homemade with much less work. What’s your go to fake meat? I use gardein, sometimes boca
	11:50am Uncle Michael: Sodastream, Michael...with a home refiller adapter for the Co2 canisters.
	11:51am Frank In Queens: Clarke!
	11:51am clarke: yassuh!
	11:51am Handy Haversack: I didn't even realize one could buy frozen empanada shells! Though there was a moment earlier when I was basically like, "If this bag of Morningstar Farms Hot n' Spicy Breakfast Patties won't freaking open, I'm going to freaking cry."
	11:52am clarke: i fell back asleep this (rainy) morn
	11:52am JOFF: Have you seen this yet - http://www.goodolfreda.com/ - i am about to....
	11:53am clarke: some have those intercoms that go down to their basements - some get a radio show!
	11:53am Candy-O'67: Oh, my goodness! I used to have those glasses when I was a kid!!
	11:53am Brian C.: Re: Welches glass, did you get "Reggie makes the scene"?
	11:54am Michael Shelley: YES - I tried to get Freida on the show,but she's very shy
	11:54am Frank In Queens: The Buddy Holly Story is on Channel 13 tonight, for those in the FMU broadcast territory that are interested.
	11:54am efd: @JOFF I hope you're watching it via the link at wfmu.org... !
	11:56am clarke: not the biggest fan of the busey holly
	11:56am clarke: although he is certainly manic
	11:56am Baja Joe: What a band!
	11:57am Hubig Pie: My jelly glasses stared Fred Flinstone
	11:57am Pedro in Arlington: For a lot of free Criterion Collection movies and other good stuff, see if your public library offers Kanopy. Streams on most devices like Roku. If your liberry doesn't have it, check with friends' systems. I think NYC systems dropped it because $. College libraries have it too.
	11:57am MFlynn: Amazing how great these old Sinatra tunes sound!
	11:58am JOFF: Efd, Thats how i found out about it! BUT i dont think it'll let me, 'cos im in the UK?!
	11:59am efd: ohhh, you might be right. Those rentals may well be US only.
	12:00pm Hughie Considine: Did he say Kaplan? That is Kaplan, K as in knife?
	12:00pm JOFF: AND Also, are you able to see this in the US - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000jb6v -it's a TRIP!
	12:01pm MFlynn: I’m a new Greg Townson fan!!! Awesome.
	12:01pm efd: @Hughie "N as in newel post?"
	12:02pm efd: @JOFF "BBC iPlayer only works in the UK. Sorry, it’s due to rights issues. " :(
	12:02pm clarke: WISH i could watch BBC in US!!
	12:03pm Handy Haversack: OK, I might have gone a little wild with the brunch nachos.
	12:03pm Ciggy: @Ken From Hyde Park ~ thanks for sharing the Dave the Spazz interview.
	12:03pm clarke: i know there's some portal for that, but don't have the wherewithall
	12:04pm Cooh John: Greg played for my birthday once.
	12:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Hoboken Jack. Glad you got the day off. Most welcome, Ciggy.
	12:05pm Hughie Considine: ha, yes @efd
	12:05pm Michael Shelley: JOFFS MOVIE - www.imdb.com...
	12:06pm juniper: Hi Joff!
	12:06pm clarke: ahh - love the soundtrack to the flick!
	12:07pm Michael Shelley: I could eat nachos every day
	12:07pm clarke: need to see it
	12:07pm clarke: not you eating nachos!
	12:07pm JOFF: In the UK it is JUNE 8th, see here? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2d4jQyw4h1M (BUT overseas...i dont know i'm afraid?!?!)(seems to be the theme of all my comments today!)
	12:08pm clarke: Ale michael!! sounds like that goes with nachos.
	12:09pm JOFF: HI JUNIPER!! Well done AGAIN on yr STELLAR LP!!
	12:09pm clarke: wait! is the vinyl out yet?!?? how'd i miss that?
	12:10pm Handy Haversack: @Michael Shelley: bell pepper, onion, MS Farms patties, spinach, mozzarella, queso de papa, cheddar, Herdez hot salsa, eggs. With cocktails. Kind of in heaven over here. The tunes are also a crucial ingredient!
	12:10pm juniper: Thank you so much! The art is amazing.
	12:11pm Corey: Hello Michael and listeners!
	12:11pm Michael Shelley: some folks hate the Herdez - I love it - very salty
	12:13pm clarke: i vote YES on Herdez green salsa
	12:14pm Squints In Plymouth: Herdez is solid. No tomato paste, as I recall. Old El Paso had a great salse until about 1995 or so when they tomato-pasted it up in the name of thickness. Simple cut-up stuff is where it's at. La Mexicana's is great although it pains me I can't get their salse verde here back east. It was a tomatillo salsa but not pasty.
	12:14pm JG: @clarke I'm such a fan of the busy holly, there are times I prefer him to the actually Holly. Well alright w the two kids w toy guitar Christmas presents. the best
	12:14pm Mister Dobalina: You're on fire today, Michael!!
	12:15pm Handy Haversack: Herde supply is hit or miss in Greenpoint. I am thinking of ordering cases from la casa. Oh, this Kirsty. My gosh. So great.
	12:15pm Hughie Considine: Yeah, this is really one of her greatest pure pop confections.
	12:15pm Michael Shelley: Of the cheap brands Chi-Chi's is surprisingly solid
	12:15pm clarke: to each 'is own - not the most accurate film ever
	12:16pm Frank In Queens: Never had the Herdez. Will have to investigate...
	12:16pm Adam L Bresnick: Unreal Kirsty MacColl! Lighting up my quarantine morning
	12:16pm Hughie Considine: Some great stuff on Tropical Brainstorm.
	12:17pm clarke: usually found on the International Aisle, frank
	12:17pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: It's Steve McDonald's birthday!!!
	12:17pm paul: Gary Busey peaked so early in his career.
	12:17pm Frank In Queens: I'm not a big fan of bio-pics (especially when it comes to musicians) but it's been so long since I've seen Busey Holly that I think it might warrant revisiting.
	12:17pm Hughie Considine: John Lennon could make a guitar speak.
	12:18pm Frank In Queens: I frequent that aisle often clarke, but I don't recall ever seeing that label.
	12:18pm clarke: with commercials?? nah!!!
	12:18pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Frank In Queens: Who do you want to play you in your bio-pic?
	12:18pm Frank In Queens: No commercials on PBS!
	12:18pm joshy: just read about Kristy Mccaul’s horrible death by boat propellor are age 41. OMG.
	12:18pm Squints In Plymouth: Sometimes Gary Busey's career decline seems almost willful.
	12:18pm paul: George Harrison could make his weep. (Or was that Eric Clapton?)
	12:18pm joshy: at age 41
	12:19pm Handy Haversack: CTown is the most reliable source around here, Frank.
	12:19pm Hughie Considine: Biopics always focus on the the obvious. A Wham biopic from the POV of Andrew Ridgeley would be a refreshing change.
	12:19pm clarke: ah. i think the average ads per hour has gone up to 18 minutes - jeez
	12:19pm SeanG: Bobby Parker did this originally---I think that's where John got it from great show Michael!!
	12:19pm JOFF: Weird fact:When i was an 8 year old, Gary Busey was my favourite actor!!
	12:19pm Frank In Queens: @Todd: First of all, the story of my life would be extremely boring, and unwatchable, so forget even trying to document it. But if you insisted on telling the story of my life, just make a documentary. Thanks in advance.
	12:20pm DG: Didn't know this version of "Watch Your Step," but in that famous John Lennnon interview (on that NYC FM station) he played the original & said the Beatles used to do it on stage. It appears that the Allman Bros. were "influenced" by this song a bit too.
	12:20pm Pedro in Arlington: Watch Your Step cover of Bobby Parker, who did it in 61. Look for hoopla for free music and audio books from libraries.
	12:20pm clarke: of course, edward g. robinson would play frank!!
	12:21pm JG: Busey pretty great in that Steven Segal movie. Also the one w Ice t
	12:21pm clarke: yah yah - see?
	12:21pm Hughie Considine: Say what you will, Busey was pretty scary as Mr. Joshua in Lethal Weapon. I'd like to see Mr. Joshua face off against Brother Mouzone from season 2 of the Wire.
	12:21pm DG: Yes, MacColl's needless, horrible death is one of the saddest stories in rock. Think there was a lawsuit too.
	12:22pm Candy-O'67: Yeah, Joshy, she did have a tragic death! I lived her. Sucks she died so young
	12:22pm clarke: well busey is pretty scary as buddy holly too!
	12:22pm Handy Haversack: There's a whole nother story to be told about WFMU and food. Obviously, Michael's pix and Jordon's recipe help has been invaluable lately. But on Thu. Trouble's show drove me to distraction, first, with talk of tortilla and Catalonian tomato-and-bread and, THEN, with ZZ Top mentions, which just meant all I could picture was the gatefold from Tres Amigos. That was it. I was a goner.
	12:22pm Candy-O'67: *loved her
	12:22pm Hughie Considine: True, @clarke.
	12:23pm Handy Haversack: @DG: 100 percent agreement. Hard to hear without tearing up.
	12:23pm Frank In Queens: Damn it, now I'm regretting the decision to make lentil soup tonight...
	12:23pm Hughie Considine: Yeah, I put this on all my CD mixes for a few years after discovering this one. What a thumper!
	12:24pm clarke: lentil soup is AWEsome!!!
	12:24pm Handy Haversack: Frank, if you want to jointly vegetarianly re-create that Tres Amigos gatefold When All This Is Behind Us (TM), I am so IN!
	12:24pm clarke: also frank - i came to a rather sad realization this week....
	12:25pm Gaylord Fields: Michael, it’s fair to say that Betty Wright’s career is no trivial matter.
	12:26pm Michael Shelley: I get your point, your ONE point
	12:26pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Gaylord Fields: The Miami soul scene still seems a little underrated to me.
	12:26pm Squints In Plymouth: This Betty Wright thang is nifty. Scent Of A MAN! Shoorah!
	12:26pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I can see you from the corner of my eye! Good morning
	12:27pm McGroovey: Cool high hat cymbal bell use on the bananas don't
	12:28pm Frank In Queens: @Handy, sounds good! I'll start perfecting the recipe in the mean time.
	12:29pm Frank In Queens: @clarke: what's that?
	12:30pm clarke: sadly, i don't think i can any longer afford to be the GBV fan i want to be
	12:30pm Squints In Plymouth: THIS is a number one hit.
	12:30pm clarke: i can't keep up during 'these times'
	12:30pm Gaylord Fields: @Todd: I was recently discussing that with a couple of people on another show’s comments board. It really should be ranked highly alongside Detroit, Memphis, Northern Alabama, Philly, etc., but for some reason isn’t.
	12:30pm Handy Haversack: Hey, SC Lizzie! Sorry I didn't get the chance to respond to your greeting last night -- ended up on the phone with a friend in KCMO. Hi! Here's the UL for Julie's World Goth Day Dance Party: wfmu.org...
	12:31pm Adam Bresnick: Best live band ever
	12:31pm Frank In Queens: @clarke: I imagine you're talking about the "Hot Freaks" subscription?
	12:31pm clarke: this one is NOT on the house!!!
	12:31pm Frank In Queens: I stick to dedicated mixes. Death to fake stereo!
	12:31pm Handy Haversack: ^URL
	12:32pm Frank In Queens: And fold down mono, as well!
	12:32pm clarke: truth be told, i had been on the promo list for a while, so got a lot of my collection for free - a guy can git sperled.
	12:32pm Juke Joint Jonny: Hollies in 3D
	12:32pm Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: stereo pls. unless it’s released as mono
	12:33pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: "Gargoyles" is on twice today on my cable system. Two different networks.
	12:33pm Conor: I never had a good enough ear for the stereo/mono thing. But some of the rereleases would put like the drums in one ear and the other instruments in the other and I hated that and found it distracting.
	12:33pm Frank In Queens: In the case of this Hollies song, definitely mono.
	12:34pm Frank In Queens: Time for a baked goods update!
	12:34pm clarke: true, conor, but this makes an interesting resource for drummers, etc
	12:34pm Greg from ZONE 5: Oh my God The Shelley Family is totes adorbs.
	12:34pm suzyhotrod: YES! Catering for home studios is what keeps the shows together. Good job Team Shelley!
	12:34pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Thanks Handy!
	12:35pm Handy Haversack: "We've Been Underestimating Mom" is totally the title of a number one hit!
	12:36pm Frank In Queens: @clarke: I haven't jumped on either. I'm a bit burnt out on Bob right now, so I feel like it would be a waste of $$ right now as I won't fully enjoy my subscription.
	12:36pm clarke: yup
	12:37pm clarke: i want to.. but have not pulled ze treeger
	12:37pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: “Stacey’s Mom Has Got Some Cooking On”
	12:38pm clarke: oh, and the dueling leaf-blowers just started their saturday concert!!
	12:39pm clarke: it was raining friday
	12:39pm Frank In Queens: @clarke: the good news is, if you do decide to jump on board at a later date, you'll get all the previous content from the weeks before you joined. So you won't miss out on anything.
	12:39pm Dennis Diken: Grooviness, as per Mikey! diggin’ the noise!
	12:39pm clarke: oh - THAT is good to know!!!!! thnx!!
	12:40pm Frank In Queens: Wow, The Booze!
	12:41pm Listener Robert: When you speak of a mono record re-recorded in stereo, do you mean authentic stereo made from masters that had real mic separation when it was recorded? Or do you mean synthetic stereo where they take a mono track, filter it, and apply a bogus separation to the filtered outputs?
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: I caught so much hell for using Sidney Bechet for bed music yesterday that my mic failed. I'm serious.
	12:41pm McGroovey: La la la la
	12:41pm Frank In Queens: They were great! We always wanted to play with them, but we made it down there and they never made it back up here :(
	12:42pm Frank In Queens: *we never made it down there
	12:42pm Michael Shelley: i mean nothing fake, just a stereo mix of a song that was previously only in mono
	12:42pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: The Booze!!!
	12:42pm Handy Haversack: This is 100 percent solid number-one material here.
	12:43pm Xangoir: I am working on synthetic stereo currently . Easier than it sounds ...
	12:43pm Listener Robert: Thanks, Mr. Shelley. By the way, just because I used the word "bogus" doesn't mean I'm disparaging that technique. You can sometimes achieve a pretty good illusion of stereo.
	12:44pm Doug in JC: Well, it doesn't sound easy at all to be honest
	12:45pm Listener Robert: So what you're saying is, they HAD tracks that they originally mixed into mono, and later they remixed them as stereo?
	12:45pm Frank In Queens: You can disparage the technique Robert. In fact, I encourage you to do so!
	12:46pm Listener Robert: You probably dislike colorized film too, huh, Frank in Q.?
	12:46pm clarke: oh hell yes!
	12:47pm Frank In Queens: Robert, for the most part, yes. However, I'm less militant about that then I am about fake mixes.
	12:47pm clarke: as long as it doesn't destroy the original print, i guess it is interesting to see??
	12:48pm Frank In Queens: Blue Scepter is the Scott Richards Case.
	12:48pm jake6573: blue scepter reminds of the Archies ?
	12:48pm clarke: if jughead had dual bass drums!
	12:49pm Dennis Diken: I learned a lot about drumming from listening to isolated channels on stereo records. Still do.
	12:49pm Frank In Queens: The A-Side of this one is where it's at for me.
	12:49pm clarke: see there?
	12:50pm Listener Robert: Sometimes you can take an old photo from film that had an uneven color response, and with something in the shot that you can use as a color gnomon, figure out what colors were really there by computer algorithm.
	12:50pm Listener Robert: I mean an old B&W photo.
	12:51pm Doug in JC: Film has three dye layers, usually it's just a matter of channel separation and individual adjustments. That'll get you 99% of the way there
	12:51pm Handy Haversack: For over twenty-four hours now (excepting those seven hours I wasted on sleep), WFMU has been absolutely transporting me. Buoying me up. It's been such an unbelievable source of joy and support. It was my week to be stoic and Above It All, but I can't even begin to express how much happiness this station and you fine, fine people have brought me. Just super grateful. This show has been two of the finest hours I've ever spent. Thanks, Michael. Thanks, Juniper. Thanks, Skeleton. Thanks, WFMU.
	12:52pm Listener Robert: Well, yeah, Doug, but I meant starting with an old monochrome that had inadvertent uneven color response.
	12:52pm Doug in JC: Nice sentiment Handy, and I second that. I don't know where I'd be without WFMU at this point in 2020
	12:53pm Doug in JC: Saw that belatedly, Robert. I have thoughts on that but I'm going food shopping now
	12:54pm SmokinJ: Great guitarist on 'One and One' Really smokin....
	12:54pm MFlynn: I agree too! Thanks Michael & Juniper and WFMU! What a fun show!!!!
	12:54pm SeanG: ALEX!!
	12:55pm hockey hairickson: i peed on the trump tower in 2005. you're welcome
	12:56pm Corey: Thanks Michael for the past 2 hours of hit music and humanity! Be well everyone.
	12:57pm Roberto: It doesn't get much better than Chilton's stream-of-consciousness lyrics.
	12:57pm Frank In Queens: Another great start to a Saturday. Thanks to the Shelley clan and the FMU skellycrew
	12:57pm JOFF: Alex, you sound so LOUCHE!
	12:57pm clarke: where does the time go?? swell shew!!
	12:59pm Hubig Pie: Comedy gold
	12:59pm phat: OMG
	12:59pm Handy Haversack: Sick Skylab burn, Bob!
	12:59pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks Michael & Juniper & Ruth!
	12:59pm Roberto: O NOES SKYLAB IS FALLIN who else remembers that lol
	11:56pm Sid: Congrats Shelleys - just heard Juniper's "Kids On My Corner" on Rodney Bingenheimer's show on Little Steven's satellite channel.

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May 23, 2020: Something Happened

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Adam Schlesinger	Something Happened (Demo)
Ron-Dels, The	If You Really Want Me To I'll Go
George Jones	I'm A People "I'm A People" by "George Jones"
Linda Lindell	What A Man "What A Man" by "Linda Lindell"
Gwigwi Mrwebi	Nyusamkhaya "Nyusamkhaya" by "Gwigwi Mrwebi"
Brendan Benson	Richest Man "Richest Man" by "Brendan Benson"
Dion and The Wanderers	Two Ton Feather
Elvis Presley	Three Corn Patches (Various Takes)
Dixie Cups	No True Love "No True Love" by "Dixie Cups"
Rezillos, The	Glad All Over "Glad All Over" by "Rezillos, The"
Chicks, The	I Don't Want To Spoil The Party
Southwest Biscuit Company	Hadacillin Boogie
L.C. Cooke	I'm Falling "I'm Falling" by "L.C. Cooke"
Frank Sinatra	Luck Be A Lady (Live At The Sands)
Greg Townson	Just Name It "Just Name It" by "Greg Townson"
Black Diamonds, The	See The Away "See The Away" by "Black Diamonds, The"
Al Michael	Creole Baby "Creole Baby" by "Al Michael"
Ponderosa Twins + One, The	I Love You
Kirsty MacColl	Caroline "Caroline" by "Kirsty MacColl"
Spencer Davis Group	Watch Your Step
James O'Gwynn	Someone Sweet To Love
Betty Wright	Shoorah! Shoorah! "Shoorah! Shoorah!" by "Betty Wright"
Milton Banana Trio, The	Ora Bolas
NRBQ	Green Lights "Green Lights" by "NRBQ"
Hollies	Away, Away, Away "Away, Away, Away" by "Hollies"
Gosdin Brothers, The	Multiple Heartaches
Willie Mitchell	Bad Eye "Bad Eye" by "Willie Mitchell"
Booze, The	Can't Stand Losing You
Rami And The Reliables	James Dean
Blue Scepter	Out In The Night "Out In The Night" by "Blue Scepter"
Bloodshot Bill	One and On "One and On" by "Bloodshot Bill"
Underbites, The	Trump Tower "Trump Tower" by "Underbites, The"
Alex Chilton	Guantanamera "Guantanamera" by "Alex Chilton"
Carpenters, The	On Bob Hope Special

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Listener comments!
	11:00am Listener Baby: Good morning! Beautiful out this way. It's good to be. Hey Baby!
	11:01am Handy Haversack: Michael! Shelle gamers! Happy to be here with you and ready to number-one rock!
	11:01am Mister Dobalina: Everyone knows that Micheal is not a liar.
	11:02am Baja Joe: Hi Mike!
	11:02am David G: Michael! Row the boat ashore.
	11:02am Frank In Queens: Hi Baby! Glad to know it's a nice day out West. It's shit today in the NE.
	11:02am Doug in JC: Happy Saturday everyone
	11:03am Michael Shelley: MORNING ALL!
	11:03am Listener Baby: Shining like a diamond, Frank. I better get out there before I cook.
	11:04am David G: Frank, kinda shit all over the world right now.
	11:04am Doug in JC: That's the spirit David G!
	11:05am Pedro in Arlington: Hi all. Thanks for the email, Mike. Enjoyed hearing the talented Juniper on Wake.
	11:05am David G: Glemmorangie single malt. Thanks.
	11:05am Greg from ZONE 5: Would that every day could be a rainy Saturday with radio, cat, coffee and Adobe Illustrator.
	11:06am Frank In Queens: @David G: Well, yeah. I was just talking about the weather though...
	11:06am Listener Baby: @Frank. Keep your head up, friend.
	11:07am Frank In Queens: @Baby: Tomorrow's another day!
	11:07am Frank In Queens: BFS might very well be favorite Beatles album.
	11:07am Listener Baby: Today is another day!
	11:07am Handy Haversack: Instead of Adobe Illustrator, I'm using the dog, but otherwise 100 percent agreement, Greg!
	11:08am David G: I need the single malt to cope with the weather here. Which is a mile from Newcastle Airport in glorious Geordie land.
	11:08am Uncle Michael: Delbert's "I Don't Want To Spoil The Party"?
	11:08am Handy Haversack: Away the lads!
	11:10am Uncle Michael: Geez, talk about mining Roger Miller's vein of gold.
	11:10am David G: Good try Handy. It's Haway the Lads! Not sure what it will be after the Saudi takeover.
	11:12am Greg from ZONE 5: I recently dumped Netflix and joined Criterion Channel, so I now love EVERY MOVIE I SEE. Targets, Meek's Cutoff, The Man With The Golden Arm, Scarlet Street, Un Flic, The Italian Job, Rififi, Seconds…
	11:13am Handy Haversack: Ah, well. Blame Jimmy Carter for my pronunciation errors! The piano in that Linda Lindell track was ridiculously good!
	11:13am Frank In Queens: Nice Greg! I've been weighing subscribing to Criterion.
	11:14am Michael Shelley: me too
	11:15am Frank In Queens: Probably wouldn't dump Netflix though as I still use their disc service.
	11:15am David G: Jimmy is still a folk hero here. Was that the would be second termers campaign song you just played?
	11:15am Michael Shelley: but... meeks cutoff... Greg, we need to talk... a serious talk...
	11:16am David G: Loved the Paul Carrack interview!
	11:16am Uncle Michael: That interview turned me into a BIG Warm Dust fan!
	11:19am Frank In Queens: Dion! We watched The Wanderers last night.
	11:20am paul: Dion just released (or is releasing) a new album.
	11:20am MFlynn: What a neat version of this Dion song. So different from the Norton one!
	11:20am Baja Joe: Yes, the Paul Carrack interview was especially good radio. Learning something new every day is a good way of life.
	11:21am jake6573: played few of my George Jones records , last night. Love that guy !
	11:22am JG: Not the version on Bronx Blues the Columbia Recordings. I do not like this two ton feather. Check out the other
	11:22am jake6573: There is a new Dion blues album coming out ( might be out already).
	11:22am Hoboken Jack: Hey Michael, Greg, Handy, Uncle, all! Jump back Listener Baby!
	11:22am Handy Haversack: Jack! How goes, pal?
	11:23am jake6573: Looking for a copy of Abraham , Martin and John if it is Mint and reasonable $
	11:24am Mister Dobalina: Wait, what?!?! Elvis said no to hooch?
	11:24am Hoboken Jack: First Saturday I haven't "worked" since March, Handy, so feeling pretty good! How are you?
	11:25am Listener Baby: @Hoboken Jack. Jumping as we speak! Hope all is great with you.
	11:27am Pedro in Arlington: That's Tutt Scheff any way you look at it. Ronnie Tutt and Al Jackson are exact opposites in drumming style. Be a major change in results.
	11:28am JG: Also on Dion's "don't start me talking" there is a third version that is even more dylaneque if thats what you're going for
	11:29am JG: Where do we find this Elvis recording?
	11:29am paul: What compilation is this Elvis from?
	11:30am Mister Dobalina: Any Dave the Spazz report is well appreciated.
	11:31am Michael Shelley: I cant hear you
	11:32am Frank In Queens: The production on this track sounds very Jamaican to me.
	11:34am Candy-O'67: Thank for sharing that Elvis take! That was so awesome to hear him talk again. Dixie Cups - such an awesome song!
	11:34am Ken From Hyde Park: The interview with Dave the Spazz - www.psreader.com... Wishing the best for him, his wife and all the chimps.
	11:35am Dominick: silent to me
	11:36am Candy-O'67: Wishing a speedy recovery for Dave the Spazz
	11:36am duck: logitech silent mouse is great
	11:36am JOFF: MY VERY FAVOURITEST DIXIE CUPS SONG - THANKYOU!!
	11:36am Stashu: Juniper!!!!!
	11:37am Greg from ZONE 5: OK, I didn't love Meek's Cutoff, I just happened to watch it this week so it's fresh in my mind. I'd say B-.
	11:37am Frank In Queens: PSA on the bad movies, please.
	11:37am Candy-O'67: I agree JOFF!!
	11:39am Mailman Tom: Two great Edward G. Robinson movies: Five Star Final and Silver Dollar
	11:40am Hughie Considine: Edward G went out on a curious note, his final role being in "Soylent Green"
	11:41am efd: thanks Michael, you're too kind!
	11:42am clarke: soylent green is people, hughie
	11:45am yerfriendpaul: One of my favorite Beatles tunes! Love the harmonies. This sounds great
	11:45am Mister Dobalina: Pseu's sass with a Hook.
	11:45am Hoboken Jack: Michael, your quest for silent mouse/radio perfection is much appreciated. Hi Juniper!! Hi EFD, Yvonne, HP Ken, Mflynn! Thanks Baby, same to you!
	11:45am Greg from ZONE 5: Scarlet Street was a good one. Not his best, but it was fun seeing him as a put upon romantic sucker as opposed to a heavy.
	11:46am JG: Listened to Ira the k and watched smart money w Edward G and Cagney w no sound
	11:47am JG: and was flipping back occasionally to Gator
	11:47am Michael Shelley: I have Silent Street on my list -worth it?
	11:47am clarke: u shoulda put the sound on!! Smart Money is a goodun'
	11:48am clarke: you mean Scarlet Street?? EGR??
	11:48am JG: @Clarke, yeah I was torn
	11:49am clarke: Scarlet Street is GREAT, too!
	11:50am Handy Haversack: @Jack: Much like this episode of the Michael Shelley show, I'm cooking. These brunch nachos won't make themselves! Now just waiting for my Lovely Assistant to finish mixing the brunch cocktails.
	11:50am clarke: i love the inter-house communication system we get to eavesdrop on!
	11:50am mike east: I make fake meat empanadas...have done both home made and frozen and feel that frozen is just as good as homemade with much less work. What’s your go to fake meat? I use gardein, sometimes boca
	11:50am Uncle Michael: Sodastream, Michael...with a home refiller adapter for the Co2 canisters.
	11:51am Frank In Queens: Clarke!
	11:51am clarke: yassuh!
	11:51am Handy Haversack: I didn't even realize one could buy frozen empanada shells! Though there was a moment earlier when I was basically like, "If this bag of Morningstar Farms Hot n' Spicy Breakfast Patties won't freaking open, I'm going to freaking cry."
	11:52am clarke: i fell back asleep this (rainy) morn
	11:52am JOFF: Have you seen this yet - http://www.goodolfreda.com/ - i am about to....
	11:53am clarke: some have those intercoms that go down to their basements - some get a radio show!
	11:53am Candy-O'67: Oh, my goodness! I used to have those glasses when I was a kid!!
	11:53am Brian C.: Re: Welches glass, did you get "Reggie makes the scene"?
	11:54am Michael Shelley: YES - I tried to get Freida on the show,but she's very shy
	11:54am Frank In Queens: The Buddy Holly Story is on Channel 13 tonight, for those in the FMU broadcast territory that are interested.
	11:54am efd: @JOFF I hope you're watching it via the link at wfmu.org... !
	11:56am clarke: not the biggest fan of the busey holly
	11:56am clarke: although he is certainly manic
	11:56am Baja Joe: What a band!
	11:57am Hubig Pie: My jelly glasses stared Fred Flinstone
	11:57am Pedro in Arlington: For a lot of free Criterion Collection movies and other good stuff, see if your public library offers Kanopy. Streams on most devices like Roku. If your liberry doesn't have it, check with friends' systems. I think NYC systems dropped it because $. College libraries have it too.
	11:57am MFlynn: Amazing how great these old Sinatra tunes sound!
	11:58am JOFF: Efd, Thats how i found out about it! BUT i dont think it'll let me, 'cos im in the UK?!
	11:59am efd: ohhh, you might be right. Those rentals may well be US only.
	12:00pm Hughie Considine: Did he say Kaplan? That is Kaplan, K as in knife?
	12:00pm JOFF: AND Also, are you able to see this in the US - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000jb6v -it's a TRIP!
	12:01pm MFlynn: I’m a new Greg Townson fan!!! Awesome.
	12:01pm efd: @Hughie "N as in newel post?"
	12:02pm efd: @JOFF "BBC iPlayer only works in the UK. Sorry, it’s due to rights issues. " :(
	12:02pm clarke: WISH i could watch BBC in US!!
	12:03pm Handy Haversack: OK, I might have gone a little wild with the brunch nachos.
	12:03pm Ciggy: @Ken From Hyde Park ~ thanks for sharing the Dave the Spazz interview.
	12:03pm clarke: i know there's some portal for that, but don't have the wherewithall
	12:04pm Cooh John: Greg played for my birthday once.
	12:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Hoboken Jack. Glad you got the day off. Most welcome, Ciggy.
	12:05pm Hughie Considine: ha, yes @efd
	12:05pm Michael Shelley: JOFFS MOVIE - www.imdb.com...
	12:06pm juniper: Hi Joff!
	12:06pm clarke: ahh - love the soundtrack to the flick!
	12:07pm Michael Shelley: I could eat nachos every day
	12:07pm clarke: need to see it
	12:07pm clarke: not you eating nachos!
	12:07pm JOFF: In the UK it is JUNE 8th, see here? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2d4jQyw4h1M (BUT overseas...i dont know i'm afraid?!?!)(seems to be the theme of all my comments today!)
	12:08pm clarke: Ale michael!! sounds like that goes with nachos.
	12:09pm JOFF: HI JUNIPER!! Well done AGAIN on yr STELLAR LP!!
	12:09pm clarke: wait! is the vinyl out yet?!?? how'd i miss that?
	12:10pm Handy Haversack: @Michael Shelley: bell pepper, onion, MS Farms patties, spinach, mozzarella, queso de papa, cheddar, Herdez hot salsa, eggs. With cocktails. Kind of in heaven over here. The tunes are also a crucial ingredient!
	12:10pm juniper: Thank you so much! The art is amazing.
	12:11pm Corey: Hello Michael and listeners!
	12:11pm Michael Shelley: some folks hate the Herdez - I love it - very salty
	12:13pm clarke: i vote YES on Herdez green salsa
	12:14pm Squints In Plymouth: Herdez is solid. No tomato paste, as I recall. Old El Paso had a great salse until about 1995 or so when they tomato-pasted it up in the name of thickness. Simple cut-up stuff is where it's at. La Mexicana's is great although it pains me I can't get their salse verde here back east. It was a tomatillo salsa but not pasty.
	12:14pm JG: @clarke I'm such a fan of the busy holly, there are times I prefer him to the actually Holly. Well alright w the two kids w toy guitar Christmas presents. the best
	12:14pm Mister Dobalina: You're on fire today, Michael!!
	12:15pm Handy Haversack: Herde supply is hit or miss in Greenpoint. I am thinking of ordering cases from la casa. Oh, this Kirsty. My gosh. So great.
	12:15pm Hughie Considine: Yeah, this is really one of her greatest pure pop confections.
	12:15pm Michael Shelley: Of the cheap brands Chi-Chi's is surprisingly solid
	12:15pm clarke: to each 'is own - not the most accurate film ever
	12:16pm Frank In Queens: Never had the Herdez. Will have to investigate...
	12:16pm Adam L Bresnick: Unreal Kirsty MacColl! Lighting up my quarantine morning
	12:16pm Hughie Considine: Some great stuff on Tropical Brainstorm.
	12:17pm clarke: usually found on the International Aisle, frank
	12:17pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: It's Steve McDonald's birthday!!!
	12:17pm paul: Gary Busey peaked so early in his career.
	12:17pm Frank In Queens: I'm not a big fan of bio-pics (especially when it comes to musicians) but it's been so long since I've seen Busey Holly that I think it might warrant revisiting.
	12:17pm Hughie Considine: John Lennon could make a guitar speak.
	12:18pm Frank In Queens: I frequent that aisle often clarke, but I don't recall ever seeing that label.
	12:18pm clarke: with commercials?? nah!!!
	12:18pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Frank In Queens: Who do you want to play you in your bio-pic?
	12:18pm Frank In Queens: No commercials on PBS!
	12:18pm joshy: just read about Kristy Mccaul’s horrible death by boat propellor are age 41. OMG.
	12:18pm Squints In Plymouth: Sometimes Gary Busey's career decline seems almost willful.
	12:18pm paul: George Harrison could make his weep. (Or was that Eric Clapton?)
	12:18pm joshy: at age 41
	12:19pm Handy Haversack: CTown is the most reliable source around here, Frank.
	12:19pm Hughie Considine: Biopics always focus on the the obvious. A Wham biopic from the POV of Andrew Ridgeley would be a refreshing change.
	12:19pm clarke: ah. i think the average ads per hour has gone up to 18 minutes - jeez
	12:19pm SeanG: Bobby Parker did this originally---I think that's where John got it from great show Michael!!
	12:19pm JOFF: Weird fact:When i was an 8 year old, Gary Busey was my favourite actor!!
	12:19pm Frank In Queens: @Todd: First of all, the story of my life would be extremely boring, and unwatchable, so forget even trying to document it. But if you insisted on telling the story of my life, just make a documentary. Thanks in advance.
	12:20pm DG: Didn't know this version of "Watch Your Step," but in that famous John Lennnon interview (on that NYC FM station) he played the original & said the Beatles used to do it on stage. It appears that the Allman Bros. were "influenced" by this song a bit too.
	12:20pm Pedro in Arlington: Watch Your Step cover of Bobby Parker, who did it in 61. Look for hoopla for free music and audio books from libraries.
	12:20pm clarke: of course, edward g. robinson would play frank!!
	12:21pm JG: Busey pretty great in that Steven Segal movie. Also the one w Ice t
	12:21pm clarke: yah yah - see?
	12:21pm Hughie Considine: Say what you will, Busey was pretty scary as Mr. Joshua in Lethal Weapon. I'd like to see Mr. Joshua face off against Brother Mouzone from season 2 of the Wire.
	12:21pm DG: Yes, MacColl's needless, horrible death is one of the saddest stories in rock. Think there was a lawsuit too.
	12:22pm Candy-O'67: Yeah, Joshy, she did have a tragic death! I lived her. Sucks she died so young
	12:22pm clarke: well busey is pretty scary as buddy holly too!
	12:22pm Handy Haversack: There's a whole nother story to be told about WFMU and food. Obviously, Michael's pix and Jordon's recipe help has been invaluable lately. But on Thu. Trouble's show drove me to distraction, first, with talk of tortilla and Catalonian tomato-and-bread and, THEN, with ZZ Top mentions, which just meant all I could picture was the gatefold from Tres Amigos. That was it. I was a goner.
	12:22pm Candy-O'67: *loved her
	12:22pm Hughie Considine: True, @clarke.
	12:23pm Handy Haversack: @DG: 100 percent agreement. Hard to hear without tearing up.
	12:23pm Frank In Queens: Damn it, now I'm regretting the decision to make lentil soup tonight...
	12:23pm Hughie Considine: Yeah, I put this on all my CD mixes for a few years after discovering this one. What a thumper!
	12:24pm clarke: lentil soup is AWEsome!!!
	12:24pm Handy Haversack: Frank, if you want to jointly vegetarianly re-create that Tres Amigos gatefold When All This Is Behind Us (TM), I am so IN!
	12:24pm clarke: also frank - i came to a rather sad realization this week....
	12:25pm Gaylord Fields: Michael, it’s fair to say that Betty Wright’s career is no trivial matter.
	12:26pm Michael Shelley: I get your point, your ONE point
	12:26pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Gaylord Fields: The Miami soul scene still seems a little underrated to me.
	12:26pm Squints In Plymouth: This Betty Wright thang is nifty. Scent Of A MAN! Shoorah!
	12:26pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I can see you from the corner of my eye! Good morning
	12:27pm McGroovey: Cool high hat cymbal bell use on the bananas don't
	12:28pm Frank In Queens: @Handy, sounds good! I'll start perfecting the recipe in the mean time.
	12:29pm Frank In Queens: @clarke: what's that?
	12:30pm clarke: sadly, i don't think i can any longer afford to be the GBV fan i want to be
	12:30pm Squints In Plymouth: THIS is a number one hit.
	12:30pm clarke: i can't keep up during 'these times'
	12:30pm Gaylord Fields: @Todd: I was recently discussing that with a couple of people on another show’s comments board. It really should be ranked highly alongside Detroit, Memphis, Northern Alabama, Philly, etc., but for some reason isn’t.
	12:30pm Handy Haversack: Hey, SC Lizzie! Sorry I didn't get the chance to respond to your greeting last night -- ended up on the phone with a friend in KCMO. Hi! Here's the UL for Julie's World Goth Day Dance Party: wfmu.org...
	12:31pm Adam Bresnick: Best live band ever
	12:31pm Frank In Queens: @clarke: I imagine you're talking about the "Hot Freaks" subscription?
	12:31pm clarke: this one is NOT on the house!!!
	12:31pm Frank In Queens: I stick to dedicated mixes. Death to fake stereo!
	12:31pm Handy Haversack: ^URL
	12:32pm Frank In Queens: And fold down mono, as well!
	12:32pm clarke: truth be told, i had been on the promo list for a while, so got a lot of my collection for free - a guy can git sperled.
	12:32pm Juke Joint Jonny: Hollies in 3D
	12:32pm Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: stereo pls. unless it’s released as mono
	12:33pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: "Gargoyles" is on twice today on my cable system. Two different networks.
	12:33pm Conor: I never had a good enough ear for the stereo/mono thing. But some of the rereleases would put like the drums in one ear and the other instruments in the other and I hated that and found it distracting.
	12:33pm Frank In Queens: In the case of this Hollies song, definitely mono.
	12:34pm Frank In Queens: Time for a baked goods update!
	12:34pm clarke: true, conor, but this makes an interesting resource for drummers, etc
	12:34pm Greg from ZONE 5: Oh my God The Shelley Family is totes adorbs.
	12:34pm suzyhotrod: YES! Catering for home studios is what keeps the shows together. Good job Team Shelley!
	12:34pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Thanks Handy!
	12:35pm Handy Haversack: "We've Been Underestimating Mom" is totally the title of a number one hit!
	12:36pm Frank In Queens: @clarke: I haven't jumped on either. I'm a bit burnt out on Bob right now, so I feel like it would be a waste of $$ right now as I won't fully enjoy my subscription.
	12:36pm clarke: yup
	12:37pm clarke: i want to.. but have not pulled ze treeger
	12:37pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: “Stacey’s Mom Has Got Some Cooking On”
	12:38pm clarke: oh, and the dueling leaf-blowers just started their saturday concert!!
	12:39pm clarke: it was raining friday
	12:39pm Frank In Queens: @clarke: the good news is, if you do decide to jump on board at a later date, you'll get all the previous content from the weeks before you joined. So you won't miss out on anything.
	12:39pm Dennis Diken: Grooviness, as per Mikey! diggin’ the noise!
	12:39pm clarke: oh - THAT is good to know!!!!! thnx!!
	12:40pm Frank In Queens: Wow, The Booze!
	12:41pm Listener Robert: When you speak of a mono record re-recorded in stereo, do you mean authentic stereo made from masters that had real mic separation when it was recorded? Or do you mean synthetic stereo where they take a mono track, filter it, and apply a bogus separation to the filtered outputs?
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: I caught so much hell for using Sidney Bechet for bed music yesterday that my mic failed. I'm serious.
	12:41pm McGroovey: La la la la
	12:41pm Frank In Queens: They were great! We always wanted to play with them, but we made it down there and they never made it back up here :(
	12:42pm Frank In Queens: *we never made it down there
	12:42pm Michael Shelley: i mean nothing fake, just a stereo mix of a song that was previously only in mono
	12:42pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: The Booze!!!
	12:42pm Handy Haversack: This is 100 percent solid number-one material here.
	12:43pm Xangoir: I am working on synthetic stereo currently . Easier than it sounds ...
	12:43pm Listener Robert: Thanks, Mr. Shelley. By the way, just because I used the word "bogus" doesn't mean I'm disparaging that technique. You can sometimes achieve a pretty good illusion of stereo.
	12:44pm Doug in JC: Well, it doesn't sound easy at all to be honest
	12:45pm Listener Robert: So what you're saying is, they HAD tracks that they originally mixed into mono, and later they remixed them as stereo?
	12:45pm Frank In Queens: You can disparage the technique Robert. In fact, I encourage you to do so!
	12:46pm Listener Robert: You probably dislike colorized film too, huh, Frank in Q.?
	12:46pm clarke: oh hell yes!
	12:47pm Frank In Queens: Robert, for the most part, yes. However, I'm less militant about that then I am about fake mixes.
	12:47pm clarke: as long as it doesn't destroy the original print, i guess it is interesting to see??
	12:48pm Frank In Queens: Blue Scepter is the Scott Richards Case.
	12:48pm jake6573: blue scepter reminds of the Archies ?
	12:48pm clarke: if jughead had dual bass drums!
	12:49pm Dennis Diken: I learned a lot about drumming from listening to isolated channels on stereo records. Still do.
	12:49pm Frank In Queens: The A-Side of this one is where it's at for me.
	12:49pm clarke: see there?
	12:50pm Listener Robert: Sometimes you can take an old photo from film that had an uneven color response, and with something in the shot that you can use as a color gnomon, figure out what colors were really there by computer algorithm.
	12:50pm Listener Robert: I mean an old B&W photo.
	12:51pm Doug in JC: Film has three dye layers, usually it's just a matter of channel separation and individual adjustments. That'll get you 99% of the way there
	12:51pm Handy Haversack: For over twenty-four hours now (excepting those seven hours I wasted on sleep), WFMU has been absolutely transporting me. Buoying me up. It's been such an unbelievable source of joy and support. It was my week to be stoic and Above It All, but I can't even begin to express how much happiness this station and you fine, fine people have brought me. Just super grateful. This show has been two of the finest hours I've ever spent. Thanks, Michael. Thanks, Juniper. Thanks, Skeleton. Thanks, WFMU.
	12:52pm Listener Robert: Well, yeah, Doug, but I meant starting with an old monochrome that had inadvertent uneven color response.
	12:52pm Doug in JC: Nice sentiment Handy, and I second that. I don't know where I'd be without WFMU at this point in 2020
	12:53pm Doug in JC: Saw that belatedly, Robert. I have thoughts on that but I'm going food shopping now
	12:54pm SmokinJ: Great guitarist on 'One and One' Really smokin....
	12:54pm MFlynn: I agree too! Thanks Michael & Juniper and WFMU! What a fun show!!!!
	12:54pm SeanG: ALEX!!
	12:55pm hockey hairickson: i peed on the trump tower in 2005. you're welcome
	12:56pm Corey: Thanks Michael for the past 2 hours of hit music and humanity! Be well everyone.
	12:57pm Roberto: It doesn't get much better than Chilton's stream-of-consciousness lyrics.
	12:57pm Frank In Queens: Another great start to a Saturday. Thanks to the Shelley clan and the FMU skellycrew
	12:57pm JOFF: Alex, you sound so LOUCHE!
	12:57pm clarke: where does the time go?? swell shew!!
	12:59pm Hubig Pie: Comedy gold
	12:59pm phat: OMG
	12:59pm Handy Haversack: Sick Skylab burn, Bob!
	12:59pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks Michael & Juniper & Ruth!
	12:59pm Roberto: O NOES SKYLAB IS FALLIN who else remembers that lol
	11:56pm Sid: Congrats Shelleys - just heard Juniper's "Kids On My Corner" on Rodney Bingenheimer's show on Little Steven's satellite channel.

Michael Shelley: Playlist from May 23, 2020

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