WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from September 19, 2020

Listener comments!
	9/15 9:16am Davee: I think I am early
	9:32am Michael Shelley: Never too early!
	10:59am Frank In Queens: HEY NOW!!!!!!
	11:00am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from sunny Tannersville. i get the feeling i been cheated. haw haw.
	11:00am Frank In Queens: Riley!
	11:00am Listener Baby: What a world, what a world, what a world. I’m melting! Oh, and good morning everyone. Hugs Baby!
	11:01am Ciggy: Rock me baby
	11:01am Listener Baby: How do folks post on the comments at 9:16 am?
	11:02am myron feld: Do you think The Sails have heard "Rock & Roll This, Rock & Roll That" by the Mumps?
	11:02am Hamish: Ahoy there listeners, salutations from Bonnie Scotland!
	11:02am Einstraus: Hey everyone... Vancouver BC listening on a Saturday morning!!!
	11:03am Corey: Morning Michael and everyone! I've been watching the kid during the day and working at nights M-F, so the weekend with WFMU feels twice as nice.
	11:03am Squints: PowPowPow
	11:04am Doug in JC: Good morning
	11:05am kpx: Good Saturday morning Michael and listeners. how good was it to hear bob Brainen again.
	11:05am KWilde: Morning Michael!
	11:06am Frank In Queens: :)
	11:08am Mikey_Mike: Much appreciated!
	11:08am Heidee: @Hamish, ahoj and hullawrerr tae bonnie Scotland!
	11:08am David in ATL from NJ: Dream Team is back where they belong. And the hits just keep coming.
	11:12am paul: RIP, RBG
	11:12am Squints: Dick Rickenbacker?
	11:13am kpx: Ooo it's Heidee. Hi Heidee, guten Morgen.
	11:15am Dennis Diken: yeah Mikey! hi all!
	11:15am Joe B: great version!
	11:15am Squints: Your challenge in pinning down that guitar player, Michael, is that there's 1,352 guitar pickers in Nashville alone, let alone in the soul towns.
	11:18am davefromtoronto: thank goodness? i bet the other sonny curtis doesn't feel the same way...
	11:19am juniper: Good morning!
	11:19am kpx: @Heidee: Oops, or whatever the time of day it is in Germany.
	11:19am Listener Bop Monroe: 'i wanna hold your stairway' by the Beatnix!!
	11:20am JG: So you hear the melody and take a second or two to realize its I don't want to spoil the party, and its countrified. Its disorienting but pleasant.
	11:21am Heidee: Hiya kpx! Guten Morgen, good afternoon to any side of the ocean. Hope you are well.
	11:22am Hubig Pie: 4-flusher , I was thinking something a bit more scatological.
	11:22am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: yes!
	11:22am Sean: You're Sovine!
	11:23am kpx: just for a laugh, a four-flusher is a person who is so full of it they had to flush four times.
	11:24am Juke Joint Jonny: Shuggie for President
	11:24am Listener Baby: Shuggie could make some straight up timeless recordings. Could be now, could be then.
	11:24am Oxidized: Four-flushers get a bad rap. Successful bluffing is the key to successful poker.
	11:25am Pedro in Arlington: Feel free to unload about any topics in the news, Mike: Yankees are hot, the Big Ten discovered magic testing to allow football's return, the sun looked a bit fuzzy this week on the East Coast, whatever.
	11:27am Sean: Zappa copied his famous moustache style from Johnny Otis
	11:27am paul: Rays have the best record in the AL. Lightning headed to the Stanley Cup finals.
	11:28am Jimmy Wipper: Did he get those KISS dolls, Michael?
	11:28am Hubig Pie: Twinkies and Friars in the WS !
	11:28am Hughie Considine: This is better than "Lick it Up," that much is true.
	11:29am Squints: It takes a little sting of the Bs losing to the Bolts to see them summarily dismissing ALL oppo so far.
	11:30am JG: Saw Kiss last tour, Moheghan Sun, which is a smallish arena. An absolute blast.
	11:30am Juke Joint Jonny: Um common hahuhm bay-bay
	11:31am Sean: WOW! A showstopper.
	11:31am myron feld: This part is too unplugged.
	11:31am steveo: coming through now
	11:32am Squints: I dig this Kiss. But, Hughie, Lick It Up is a lot more fun than I'd remembered it back in the day.
	11:32am Listener Bop Monroe: the link that sez 'CLICK HERE for some classic Jerry. The whole clip is crazy - but 2:13 in is really off the charts nuts.' is no longer there on youTube.
	11:32am Listener Bop Monroe: thought it was GDead related...
	11:33am Dugan: Does Gene Simmons wear KISS underpants?
	11:33am Michael Shelley: ILL FIX THAT jERRY CLIP -CAUSE ITS GREAT
	11:33am JG: Sounding a lot like Doug and Augie
	11:33am clarke: hey nowwwww!!!
	11:34am Listener Bop Monroe: no, gene simmons...? depends...
	11:35am Hughie Considine: I'll take your word, @Squints.
	11:36am phat: Yeah, that Liver Birds cooks.
	11:38am Squints: I wanted to see Gene Simmons cover Haunted House. And jump while he's doing it.
	11:38am egould310: In an ironic twist, his “baby” took the watchdog and split. They now both live happily on a well appointed condo in Miami Beach.
	11:38am phat: That drummer on that Al Terry track wasn't fooling around either. Damn.
	11:39am Hoboken Jack: Good morning Michael, Ruth, Juniper, Frank, Dennis, Baby, everybody!!
	11:39am Ross T.: Bob's back!
	11:40am Frank In Queens: Hi Jack!
	11:40am Listener Baby: Hi Jack!
	11:40am clarke: hijack?!?
	11:41am Ross T.: Just tuned in -- missed Shuggie Otis and Red Sovine, damn.
	11:41am Listener Baby: Baby Cat!! Happy Happy Day Brother!
	11:41am Frank In Queens: Heya clarke!
	11:42am Michael from the Left Coast: You know that performance from the Midnight Special of this song includes Carlos Alomar (later of David Bowie's band) playing guitar and leading the band
	11:42am clarke: howdy sir!!
	11:43am paul: Gary Peacock (May 12, 1935 – September 4, 2020)
	11:43am Joe B: Rudy also wrote the songs for the Harlem Globetrotters cartoon circa 1971!
	11:45am kpx: LoJack !
	11:45am Listener Baby: Carlos also played with Graham Parker. Saw it with my own eyes.
	11:45am Cat: Thanks Michael & Listener Baby. Glorious, early Fall day here in VA, rockin' the BB-MS one-two punch. Like old times. Great set. Loved The Sails tune - found that single and gotta have more.
	11:45am Sean: Eastern Tuning?
	11:46am Ross T.: Everybody now! "Mula Bertemu...."
	11:46am Ross T.: And with the bongo feet....
	11:46am clarke: yesssss!
	11:47am clarke: u in the office, frank?
	11:49am Ross T.: Did Big Star cop a riff from this?
	11:50am Fredericks: Did Robert Finley give Tom Jones singing lessons?
	11:51am paul: Any of you New Yorkers ever take the Goodfellas tour?
	11:51am Frank In Queens: Not today clarke. Next week.
	11:51am P-90: Congratulations on making it onto the new schedule @Michael Shelley! Couldn’t be happier...
	11:52am clarke: ah - nice! did you ever solve your new windows issues??
	11:52am phat: I was just reading Carlos Alomar's Wikipedia. What a cool career, even apart from Bowie. He backed up Chuck Berry as a teenager.
	11:53am longish: Jimmy Hanna! A Seattle combo. As Billy Miller said, can spot that Northwest Sound fifty miles away in a blizzard. Thanks Michael!
	11:53am clarke: (on your house)
	11:53am Hoboken Jack: Hi Joe, you changed your avatar!! Happy weekend, Fredericks!
	11:53am Frank In Queens: Nah, dealing with the old windows. Next year (I hope)....
	11:53am Hughie Considine: I'd love to hear these guys do "Love Is Like Oxygen."
	11:54am Squints: I love this song. And seeing a name like the Country Gentlemen, I shoulda knowed. But still reflexively I expected a Sweet cover. 8^)
	11:55am clarke: hope that works!! any movies, this week? (Harry & Tonto was on TCM last night - caught some of that: "chicago is a real cat town!")
	11:56am kpx: bet Janice took the tour. because Janice can do whatever she wants.
	11:56am Frank In Queens: Yeah, we did pretty well this week despite hockey. This week was My Beautiful Launderette, Withnail & I, and Clueless. And now hockey is "over", so we'll probably be getting to another movie or two per week.
	11:56am P-90: Carlos Alomar is a hugely underrated musician. Not in the sense of being completely overlooked or obscure, just under-recognized for the scale of his talents and the scope of his accomplishments.
	11:57am Frank In Queens: And I really enjoyed Harry & Tonto when I saw it for the first time not that long ago.
	11:58am McGroovey: Man. I've never focused on drumner before in this Jonathan song, but he's perfect.
	11:58am clarke: i always found alomar fairly boring - luckily there was earl slick to offset him
	11:59am clarke: 3 movies i have not seen - wow.
	11:59am Frank In Queens: Last night was the first time I've ever seen Clueless despite it being Christina Low's favorite movie.
	12:00pm clarke: will have to check it for the Low-Factor!
	12:00pm Frank In Queens: And Launderette was a first for me as well.
	12:01pm ?: Chris Clark Love's Gone Bad pretty big hit
	12:02pm Frank In Queens: I mean, take it with a grain of salt. It's a 90s teen movie, but I appreciate it for what it is. It's an Amy Heckerling film, so you at least know it will be pretty smart.
	12:02pm clarke: i stopped in the middle of two movies, this week - can't even remember the names of them.
	12:02pm Frank In Queens: Sounds like you did the right thing then.
	12:03pm Joe B: Love's Gone Bad wasn't a hit, it became better known later on but when released it didn't do much
	12:03pm clarke: oh, one of them was Devil All The Time - not a goer.
	12:04pm clarke: hello joe!
	12:06pm JG: I read Howard K's autobiography because of one of those interviews Michael. Its an entertaining book
	12:06pm Somm Ben: Kurt Baker gives me hope
	12:07pm clarke: the underlying point is probably the dearth of decent films being made "these days"
	12:07pm Squints: This is very Kinda early Kinks.
	12:07pm Listener Bop Monroe: on the Turtles present The Battle Of The Bands; the Crossfires represent with Surfer Dan!
	12:07pm myron feld: A little nod to Dick & Dee Dee's "The Mountain's High" there from Mark & Howard.
	12:09pm Hoboken Jack: P-90: Alomar is on staff at Hoboken's Stevens Institute of Technology web.stevens.edu...
	12:09pm paul: Wish you could have interviewed Jerry Lewis.
	12:09pm clarke: elliot easton!!! we need to hear that haverhill accent. HUGE LEBOWSKI FAN!!
	12:10pm Ross T.: Big Lebowski is a "Thing(s) White People Like."
	12:10pm Somm Ben: I've never heard Jeff Bridges sing! My esteem of the Dude only increases.
	12:10pm JG: Lebowski is a cult I guess. I enjoyed crazy heart but would only watch once. Lebowski however bears endlessly repeated viewings
	12:10pm Hubig Pie: Not my favorite Coen bros. , but The Dude did a wonderful diss on The Eagles
	12:10pm late for class: wow I'm not a big labowski fan either and when ppl hate on the eagles I'm convinced they're just quoting the dude.
	12:10pm paul: Lebowski and Pulp Fiction. Don't get it.
	12:10pm Bob: Crazy Heart is great but its basically the brilliant Robert Duvall movie Tender Mercies redone.
	12:10pm Hoboken Jack: On the Turtles front, I just picked up Turtle Soup and on first listen.... eh..... Let's just say the tracks they recorded for the planned next album seem much stronger.
	12:10pm Corey: Haven't heard this one in a while. Used to make the late night bar jukebox rotation. Miss those days!
	12:11pm clarke: i'm finishing my coffee.
	12:11pm Joe B: I like The Big Lebowski AND the Eagles!
	12:11pm Ross T.: Turtle Soup is the Ray Davies one?
	12:11pm Montmaster J: Thanks for the shout out!
	12:12pm Al: "D.R.", as a writer credit, means "Derechos Reservados", equivalent to "Rights Reserved"; used when the actual composer's name is unknown.
	12:12pm Hoboken Jack: Yeah Ross, that's why I bought it.
	12:12pm Listener Baby: Saw him on this tour. He held his own.
	12:13pm paul: We agree on the movies, MS.
	12:13pm Ross T.: HJ -- I recall Ray being a bit mystified at him being requested.
	12:13pm Heidee: The Big Lebowsky is my go-to feel-good film. I love the wacky humor and its wonderful comic timing.
	12:13pm SeanG: funk it up
	12:13pm Einstraus: It really tied the room together!
	12:14pm kpx: @Frank i Q, was Christin hinojosa in the movie clueless do you know.
	12:14pm Ciggy: Michael ~ there's no point in explaining The Big Lebowski. You either get it, or you don't.
	12:14pm Bob: I don't hate Pulp Fiction but it is sort of con. Jackie Brown is infinitely better.
	12:15pm Montmaster J: Love the Dude. Somehow the Eagles are positioned as requiring scorn by a man who loves the Creedence. Still a mystery to me but that's just like my opinion.
	12:15pm phat: Holy hell The Funky Meters. That breakdown almost falls apart, but it just keeps going. Flawless and really hard to play right.
	12:15pm clarke: perhaps one has to be a raymond chandler fan to "get" what is going on in Lebowski. as well as a western movies liker.
	12:15pm Hubig Pie: Zigaboo Modeliste layin down that syncopated rhythm
	12:16pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hi Michael and all. I liked the Big L - if I’m flipping around and it’s on I’ll watch. I do love his sweater.
	12:16pm Heidee: @Bob, Tarantino's soundtracks are priceless.
	12:16pm Ross T.: Juxtaposing the Eagles to Creedence? Oh man it's gonna get muddy!
	12:17pm DG: Agree about the Coens. Just watched "Hudsucker Proxy" on PBS a few weeks ago...their attempt at a screwball comedy, with fast-paced dialogue, tough dames, etc. One of the worst movies I've ever seen. They're more concerned w/style and camera tricks than creating characters you care about or are interested in....most of the time. That said, I liked "Lebowski," thought it was funny, partly due to Bridges' performance (it's been awhile since I've seen it though) & loved "Fargo", liked some others. But yes, their track record, to put it mildly, is mixed. (And then Bridges was so unintelligible in their "True Grit" remake they should have had subtitles.) That '60s folk music film was their usual mix of nihilism and ridicule too.
	12:18pm Hughie Considine: Just read a list of Coen Bros movies ranked, and "Intolerable Cruelty" was listed as the worst. And I love that one.
	12:19pm Squints: phat, that's my favorite thing in instrumental breaks, where it almost breaks down but not quite. Like how low can let the RPMs go in second gear and not stall out. There's a moment in the strings break in Left Banke's I've Got Something On My Mind that's like that. It's like Wile E Coyote suspended momentarily in air before, well, you know.
	12:19pm paul: I think Alicia Silverstone's career peaked with Clueless. Was she in anything good after that?
	12:19pm clarke: i don't hate Pulp Fiction, but find it has little to do with actual pulp fiction. i still contend that tarantino made his first real FILM last year - take out the bloodbath toward the end and a perfect one.
	12:19pm Hughie Considine: Watching "Llewyn Davis," I couldn't buy any of it because there's no way a cat would stay with a dude traveling all over NYC.
	12:19pm DG: Frank: you know that "Clueless" is loosely based on a Jane Austen novel, right?
	12:19pm Heidee: @DG, "A Serious Man", intelligent, charming, and toe-curling.
	12:20pm JG: llewn was the cat
	12:20pm Ross T.: Yeah, even in a hip haven like here there's going to taste divergence. I don't "get" the love for "Big Lebowski" and Pulp Fiction," but love the Daniel Craig Bond and Mr. Bean. And Creedence. The Eagles are talented but the radio dial race is on when they come on.
	12:21pm phat: @Squints that is a great comparison.
	12:22pm paul: I never need to hear Hotel California again, but James Dean is truly a #1 hit.
	12:23pm DG: Heidee: that's one of the few Coen movies that I've never seen; I want to, esp. since my Coen-averse movie critic friend liked it too.
	12:24pm SeanG: it's all about Barton Fink
	12:24pm Ross T.: Gary Lewis and the Playboys over the Eagles all day every day.
	12:25pm paul: And O' Brother..
	12:25pm Squints: This is as much commitment as I've ever heard in a Gary Lewis vocal. Most of his hits feature that affectless thing that he does. And I love those records. But, dang, THIS is a number one hit.
	12:26pm Squints: It would be fun to play this for someone with the identifiers stripped off and ask them who did it.
	12:26pm phat: Fiiink!
	12:26pm Listener Bop Monroe: oh we're back to The Turtles connection!
	12:27pm phat: Junior! He's so great, and weird.
	12:27pm Frank In Queens: Sorry kpx, was tending to the laundry. No, Christin Hinojosa was not in the movie.
	12:27pm Dean: If Gary's mom had really wanted to name her son after Cary Grant, she'd have named him Archibald.
	12:27pm Joe B: @Squints - great point re Gary Lewis vocal
	12:28pm Frank In Queens: DG, yes I'm aware of the Emma influence despite having never read that book. There's also a bit of Pygmalion/My Fair Lady as well.
	12:28pm phat: I never actually noticed how weird that first solo on this song is, too.
	12:28pm Bob: Miller's Crossing is the Coen masterpiece
	12:28pm Frank In Queens: Joe you changed your avatar and it threw me off! How's it going?
	12:29pm Sean: best song ever
	12:29pm Squints: THIS. THIS is the rumpus.
	12:29pm Frank In Queens: I just added Blood Simple into the rewatch queue.
	12:29pm Hoboken Jack: Frank, I actually clicked to make sure it was "our" Joe!
	12:30pm Squints: Dean: heh.
	12:30pm Frank In Queens: Ha, I did the same!
	12:30pm phat: I'm a Blood Simple, Miller's Crossing guy.
	12:30pm Joe B: This fall kinda has a Leutonia kinda vibe, though I guess nothing quite says fall like the old one, Don Knotts coaching a pro football team
	12:30pm MFlynn: Thank you Michael for playing the wonderful Junior Brown. I never hear him on Wfmu!!!!
	12:31pm phat: He is very, very odd, yes.
	12:31pm smevvyk: I adore Juniper. Has been great to beat witness to her maturity and frequent disagreements with dear old dad.
	12:31pm kpx: @Frank i Q, no problem, I knew she was in one of those teen movies around the same time, but I just couldn't remember which one. thanks though.
	12:31pm Joe B: MICHAEL WE'VE MOVED ON TO MY NEW AVATAR
	12:31pm late for class: Great voice bummed i missed his show i think it was at terminal 5 a couple yrs ago
	12:31pm smevvyk: *bear witness
	12:31pm MFlynn: Met him once and thought he was great, very funny.
	12:32pm clarke: WHAT YOU DO!!
	12:32pm P-90: RIP RBG
	12:33pm Joe B: agree with Juniper re weird vibe from Junior Brown
	12:33pm Frank In Queens: kpx, I believe that was Dazed and Confused
	12:33pm Pedro in Arlington: Mike's daughter loves her father. Mitch's three daughters hate their father. That's the world in summary.
	12:33pm Michael Shelley: WITHOUT DOUBT - but Great show
	12:34pm Patty D: Religion, politics, and commercials. The 3 things I never want to hear on wfmu.
	12:34pm phat: @Joe B I've heard a couple weird stories from reliable sources. Not bad! Just odd.
	12:34pm Hoboken Jack: I love love love the Coen Bros. I do need to rewatch Blood Simple -- as a teen I rented it from a VHS vending machine! And I don't think I was ready for it yet. Re: Llewyn Davis -- we end right back where we started. Brilliant.
	12:35pm clarke: yes, but if one being freaked-out by an artist being weird or making one feel uncomfortable then there goes half the great music.
	12:35pm paul: Agreed, Patty D.
	12:35pm Squints: I'm here to tell you that in broadest strokes Dazed And Confused was a documentary.
	12:35pm Frank In Queens: That's what I've been told Squints!
	12:35pm SeanG: JD!!!!
	12:35pm juniper: i love this song!
	12:36pm Hughie Considine: @Squints, yes, Dazed and Confused was the closest any movie ever got to the my junior high ethos. I grew up in NJ and it was set in Austin, but that didn't matter.
	12:36pm clarke: in other words - the music should override any misgivings one might have concerning who is making it.
	12:36pm Joe B: mistake to lump all weird vibes together clarke. some I'm just not into or don't connect with.
	12:36pm Nardo: Speaking of The Turtles, recently watched documentary on YouTube entitled Happy Together which I thought was decent - some good stories.
	12:36pm Hughie Considine: How do you separate politics from songs about life and struggle?
	12:36pm Ross T.: South Fla 1976 Dazed and Confused yup
	12:36pm Frank In Queens: This IS a good one, Juniper!
	12:37pm clarke: ok - but, do you still like Junior's playing?
	12:37pm Squints: Hughie, yep. For me it was full-on high school near Hartford. Just like that except for the paddling hazing.
	12:37pm Listener Scott: Yeah, the ending of Llewyn Davis was a callback to the opening, where he leaves the stage, gets beaten up, and pulls himself together over the course of the film. But at the end, it's the same scene only Dylan has basically beaten up Davis except on stage, where he culturally obviates Davis.
	12:38pm Joe B: oh yeah, amazing. just ... was not into being there
	12:38pm phat: @Squints @Hughie Considine Slacker was basically Lincoln, NE in the early 90s (set in Austin, too).
	12:38pm Somm Ben: This track is making me think of a Wipers song...something in the vocal melody
	12:38pm Hughie Considine: True, we had no paddling rituals, but plenty of intimidation by brawny dudes over smaller ones.
	12:38pm Doug in JC: @PattyD too bad
	12:38pm phat: Heavy Metal Parking Lot was my high school.
	12:38pm SeanG: great bass sound
	12:39pm Frank In Queens: YES! No to PTA!
	12:39pm Squints: Oh, sure. I look at the paddling as a simple plot device.
	12:39pm Squints: Which I'm sure some porn director somewhere has said.
	12:40pm paul: Wes Anderson and Terry Gilliam.
	12:40pm JG: The other Llewyn Davis thing is that the soundtrack is a real mind opener for folks who don't or didn't know much about folk music. Started listening to a lot of that type of stuff after seeing the movie and understanding it on another level
	12:40pm johnzo: dammit my wifi cut out I missed the list! woody allen was on there Im assuming?
	12:40pm JOFF: Which of PTA's films did you see that particularly inflamed you??
	12:40pm Pedro in Arlington: Michael is No. 1 talking politics or whatever. The music is bonus. A Serious Man is top Coens.There Will Be Blood is the finest American film in the last 20 years. John Goodman plays the same guy in every film and is never really necessary.
	12:40pm smevvyk: Am with Michael in PTA. The Master was a crime against humanity. Boogie Nights was brilliant, but that apparently was the exception rather than the rule....
	12:41pm SeanG: yeah def woody allen
	12:41pm JOFF: PS i love this Free Design song !
	12:41pm Joe B: "in other words - the music should override any misgivings one might have concerning who is making it." disagree. it's a case by case basis for me.
	12:41pm myron feld: I haven't seen them all, but I have yet to enjoy a Spike Lee movie.
	12:41pm Bob: PT Anderson. Beat me to it. Also worth mentioning that John Turturro's Big Lebowski sequel The Jesus Rolls is up on cable now and it's very terrible
	12:42pm kpx: @Frank i Q, yes she was, but after that she went on to make one of those teen movies where she runs around with a bunch of other teen girls. and I don't think she made a whole lot of other movies. but the few that she was in I'm trying to find.
	12:42pm Hughie Considine: The line "Mom and Dad and Uncle Bill don't realize" always makes me feel funny inside.
	12:42pm ?: Kites are fun! I remember this one.
	12:42pm DG: This Free Design song was used on Sesame Street, I think (or another kids' show), as the soundtrack to a video of kids flying kites.
	12:42pm Michael Shelley: JOFF -all (miss you)
	12:44pm JOFF: THANKYOU SHELLEYS!!Love from Bristol UK!
	12:44pm Hoboken Jack: I don't think I have any directors I avoid. Is Michael Bay a director? If so, him I guess. I love Coens, Andersons Wes and PT, Tim Burton, Gilliam but I skipped the last one.... Those are my faves.
	12:44pm juniper: hi Joff!!!
	12:44pm johnzo: my dad and I both loved this album when it came out(I was like 12 or something?) we went to see him, he was great!!!
	12:44pm clarke: every word is true.
	12:45pm paul: Bob, Check out Malcom X, 4 Little Girls and Summer of Sam
	12:45pm Hoboken Jack: Oh yeah, Woody, love Woody, am reading the memoir, it's terrific.
	12:45pm JOFF: I avoid any Joel Schumacher film, and many Tony Scott ones...(but nevertheless RIP to 'em both)
	12:45pm Sean: greatest song ever
	12:46pm Hubig Pie: This was Mr. Burkes last opus I believe
	12:46pm Joe B: "Religion, politics, and commercials. The 3 things I never want to hear on wfmu." whining about these 3 things. The 1 thing I never want to read on wfmu playlists
	12:46pm Michael Shelley: Joff 0 check this: f4.bcbits.com...
	12:46pm clarke: well put Joe!
	12:47pm JG: @Hoboken Jack the first two pages of the Woody memoir are laugh out loud hilarious. rest of the book is good too. but first couple of pages had me rolling
	12:47pm JOFF: O wow! How d'you do THAT?!
	12:47pm Hughie Considine: It can't be free-form with huge restrictions, can it?
	12:47pm clarke: but none of them are why i am here.
	12:48pm Michael Shelley: gonna send you one!
	12:48pm Joe B: I didn't say I was stopping it. Just said I don't wanna see it, just like Patty doesn't wanna hear it
	12:48pm Ross T.: Take the Money and Run was Woody's peak.
	12:48pm Listener Bop Monroe: and used to walk 5 miles in a snowstorm to school
	12:48pm Pedro in Arlington: Thanks @Joe B. You were great in the Crickets too.
	12:48pm late for class: i tend to not let on to ppl how much i love woody and Polansky films
	12:49pm JG: I don't ask people to change the subject when politics come up. I just change the subject
	12:49pm DannyBoyNYC: @Joe B Desperate times call for desperate measures.
	12:49pm paul: late for class: You a Mia Farrow fan?
	12:49pm Bob: Crimes and Misdemeanors is Woody's masterpiece for me but he has so many great ones
	12:50pm phat: Politics being removed from "polite company" is part of our problem.
	12:50pm clarke: i could do without woody's 2nd half of his career
	12:51pm Ross T.: Woody to me is like Elvis Costello -- prolific is not a virtue.
	12:51pm late for class: she's lovely and embodies a spirit that i hold close to my heart.
	12:51pm DG: As for Paul Thomas Anderson, check out "Hard Eight," his debut, w/Gwyneth P. as a hooker (she's good!). A small-ish drama, as opposed to the too-long, overblown films he later did (I couldn't get "Boogie Night" after that ridiculous scene between Mark W. & his mom, where he says "i'm gonna be somebody"....I thought it was actually supposed to be a parody of showbiz movies). However, I did see "There will be Blood" on IFC awhile back & thought it was great, can't imagine how it went over on the big screen.
	12:51pm Squints: Ross, in EC's case it was until it wasn't.
	12:51pm JOFF: THANKYOU GREATLY!!
	12:52pm phat: @Bob "I've gone out the window. "
	12:52pm paul: I love her, too. Especially in Broadway Danny Rose.
	12:52pm Joe B: disagree on EC - is a virtue for him.
	12:52pm Hughie Considine: The one scene with Philip Seymour Hoffman in "Hard Eight" is worth the price of...actually, just go to YouTube.
	12:52pm Ross T.: Squints -- uh huh!
	12:52pm JG: DG Walber's innocence was one of the things that made the film great and tragic
	12:53pm Pedro in Arlington: @DG "I drink your milkshake. I drink it up."
	12:53pm JG: Walberg
	12:53pm clarke: there is some redemption as EC's latest album is REALLY GOOD
	12:53pm Squints: Pedro, that Crickets line just wins for me today.
	12:54pm Ross T.: Loved the work of EC and Woody for the record...until I didn't. But admit it may be on me. I just can't keep up.
	12:54pm clarke: (thanks to Jimmy Wipper for turning me on to EC's latest).
	12:54pm Hoboken Jack: Saw the Sugar Stems a decade ago at Cake Shop! Are they still a going concern?
	12:54pm Joe B: redemption? what did he need redemption from? that a lot of his older fans can't or don't keep up with his career?
	12:54pm Jeff: Michael Shelly, number one CONTRARIAN! Next time go through the AFI or BFI top 100 movies of all time and tell us how crappy they all are.
	12:54pm Ross T.: Like I said....
	12:55pm paul: Philip Baker Hall is great in Hard Eight.
	12:55pm Jimmy Wipper: Yeah, Clarke, it was a late period surprise!
	12:55pm clarke: redemption from making not-good albums following North
	12:55pm radioronan: Reminding me how much I loved that first Sugar Stems record..Thanks Michael.. Thanks skeleton crew!
	12:56pm Bob: Hard Eight actually is really good even with Sam Jackson trying his best to stink it up. Maybe the worst actor of his generation.
	12:56pm Hughie Considine: Elvis's records up to Goodbye Cruel World were so audaciously good that I found it hard to get as excited by the next 5 or so, which I found a little spotty but of course brilliant in places.
	12:56pm clarke: it got so i feared when EC would release a new record, there.
	12:57pm Bob: Elvis has decided to focus on making the worst album covers ever now. That new one is so terrible.
	12:58pm paul: EC's first 3 LP's were his best.
	12:58pm Michael Shelley: agree
	12:58pm listener 126464: Thanks Michael, associate producer, FMU crew!
	12:58pm Ross T.: All right we'll pick this up next week....
	12:58pm Michael Shelley: worst cov!ers
	12:59pm Frank In Queens: Great show Michael! See some of you later.
	12:59pm Dean: Thanks for spelling out "Elvis." I wasn't sure whether EC meant Costello, Eric Clapton, or Eddie Cochran.
	12:59pm Ross T.: Thanks Michael -- I always plan to leave the house around noon and stay till the end!
	12:59pm Joe B: yeah we need more predictable boring analysis of EC's career!
	12:59pm Hoboken Jack: 126464, happy weekend! Krieger was right up my alley. Thanks Michael, Ruth, Juniper!?
	12:59pm JOFF: BUT Get Happy and Trust both RULE!
	12:59pm clarke: latah!!!
	12:59pm listener 126464: Cheers Jack!
	1:00pm Ross T.: You are correct JOFF
	1:00pm Squints: I only WISH we'd gotten to lament Eddie Cochran's later career fall-off.
	1:00pm late for class: later taters!
	1:00pm Dean: Sounded like Rich Little to me.
	1:00pm Listener Bop Monroe: thnx MS!
	1:01pm Michael Shelley: and Imperial Bedroom
	1:01pm No politics !!!: No Political bull shit!
	1:03pm Michael Shelley: YES POLITICAL BULLSHIT!!!!
	1:04pm Michael Shelley: Jeff - 100% wrong - I talk about movies & music I LOVE all the time

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Sails, The	BANG! "BANG!" by "Sails, The"
Escorts, The	Head To Toe "Head To Toe" by "Escorts, The"
Cactus Blossoms, The	Stoplight Kisses
Monguito Santamaria	I've Got To Find
Joel Paterson	I Don't Want To Spoil The Party
Jacob James, The	Don't Want To Stay
Sonny Curtis	A Beatle I Want To Be
Red Sovine	Four Flusher "Four Flusher" by "Red Sovine"
Shuggie Otis	Destination You "Destination You" by "Shuggie Otis"
Kiss	Coming Home (Live Unplugged)
Liverbirds, The	He's About A Mover
Al Terry	Watch Dog "Watch Dog" by "Al Terry"
Main Ingredient, The	Everybody Plays The Fool
M Rahmat and The Teruma	Mula Bertemu
Robert Finley	Honey Let Me Stay The Night
Jimmy Hanna & the Dynamics	Leaving Here
Country Gentlemen, The	Fox On The Run
Johnathan Richman	Since She Started To Ride
Chris Clark	From Head to Toe "From Head to Toe" by "Chris Clark"
Kurt Baker	She Don't Really Love You, Dude
Crossfires, The	Stay Around "Stay Around" by "Crossfires, The"
Jeff Bridges	Fallin' and Flyin' "Fallin' and Flyin'" by "Jeff Bridges"
Meters, The	Cissy Strut "Cissy Strut" by "Meters, The"
Nina Simone	Buck "Buck" by "Nina Simone"
Fountains of Wayne	Someone To Love
Gary Lewis	Girls In Love "Girls In Love" by "Gary Lewis"
Junior Brown	My Wife Thinks You're Dead
Impressions, The	I Made a Mistake
JD McPherson	Under The Spell Of City Lights
Free Design, The	Kites Are Fun "Kites Are Fun" by "Free Design, The"
Solomon Burke	Don't Give Up On Me
James Brown	Like It Is, Like It Was (The Blues)
Sugar Stems, The	We Only Come Out At Night
Allegra Krieger	Rot "Rot" by "Allegra Krieger"
People Magazine	Interviews "John Miller"

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Listener comments!
	9/15 9:16am Davee: I think I am early
	9:32am Michael Shelley: Never too early!
	10:59am Frank In Queens: HEY NOW!!!!!!
	11:00am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from sunny Tannersville. i get the feeling i been cheated. haw haw.
	11:00am Frank In Queens: Riley!
	11:00am Listener Baby: What a world, what a world, what a world. I’m melting! Oh, and good morning everyone. Hugs Baby!
	11:01am Ciggy: Rock me baby
	11:01am Listener Baby: How do folks post on the comments at 9:16 am?
	11:02am myron feld: Do you think The Sails have heard "Rock & Roll This, Rock & Roll That" by the Mumps?
	11:02am Hamish: Ahoy there listeners, salutations from Bonnie Scotland!
	11:02am Einstraus: Hey everyone... Vancouver BC listening on a Saturday morning!!!
	11:03am Corey: Morning Michael and everyone! I've been watching the kid during the day and working at nights M-F, so the weekend with WFMU feels twice as nice.
	11:03am Squints: PowPowPow
	11:04am Doug in JC: Good morning
	11:05am kpx: Good Saturday morning Michael and listeners. how good was it to hear bob Brainen again.
	11:05am KWilde: Morning Michael!
	11:06am Frank In Queens: :)
	11:08am Mikey_Mike: Much appreciated!
	11:08am Heidee: @Hamish, ahoj and hullawrerr tae bonnie Scotland!
	11:08am David in ATL from NJ: Dream Team is back where they belong. And the hits just keep coming.
	11:12am paul: RIP, RBG
	11:12am Squints: Dick Rickenbacker?
	11:13am kpx: Ooo it's Heidee. Hi Heidee, guten Morgen.
	11:15am Dennis Diken: yeah Mikey! hi all!
	11:15am Joe B: great version!
	11:15am Squints: Your challenge in pinning down that guitar player, Michael, is that there's 1,352 guitar pickers in Nashville alone, let alone in the soul towns.
	11:18am davefromtoronto: thank goodness? i bet the other sonny curtis doesn't feel the same way...
	11:19am juniper: Good morning!
	11:19am kpx: @Heidee: Oops, or whatever the time of day it is in Germany.
	11:19am Listener Bop Monroe: 'i wanna hold your stairway' by the Beatnix!!
	11:20am JG: So you hear the melody and take a second or two to realize its I don't want to spoil the party, and its countrified. Its disorienting but pleasant.
	11:21am Heidee: Hiya kpx! Guten Morgen, good afternoon to any side of the ocean. Hope you are well.
	11:22am Hubig Pie: 4-flusher , I was thinking something a bit more scatological.
	11:22am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: yes!
	11:22am Sean: You're Sovine!
	11:23am kpx: just for a laugh, a four-flusher is a person who is so full of it they had to flush four times.
	11:24am Juke Joint Jonny: Shuggie for President
	11:24am Listener Baby: Shuggie could make some straight up timeless recordings. Could be now, could be then.
	11:24am Oxidized: Four-flushers get a bad rap. Successful bluffing is the key to successful poker.
	11:25am Pedro in Arlington: Feel free to unload about any topics in the news, Mike: Yankees are hot, the Big Ten discovered magic testing to allow football's return, the sun looked a bit fuzzy this week on the East Coast, whatever.
	11:27am Sean: Zappa copied his famous moustache style from Johnny Otis
	11:27am paul: Rays have the best record in the AL. Lightning headed to the Stanley Cup finals.
	11:28am Jimmy Wipper: Did he get those KISS dolls, Michael?
	11:28am Hubig Pie: Twinkies and Friars in the WS !
	11:28am Hughie Considine: This is better than "Lick it Up," that much is true.
	11:29am Squints: It takes a little sting of the Bs losing to the Bolts to see them summarily dismissing ALL oppo so far.
	11:30am JG: Saw Kiss last tour, Moheghan Sun, which is a smallish arena. An absolute blast.
	11:30am Juke Joint Jonny: Um common hahuhm bay-bay
	11:31am Sean: WOW! A showstopper.
	11:31am myron feld: This part is too unplugged.
	11:31am steveo: coming through now
	11:32am Squints: I dig this Kiss. But, Hughie, Lick It Up is a lot more fun than I'd remembered it back in the day.
	11:32am Listener Bop Monroe: the link that sez 'CLICK HERE for some classic Jerry. The whole clip is crazy - but 2:13 in is really off the charts nuts.' is no longer there on youTube.
	11:32am Listener Bop Monroe: thought it was GDead related...
	11:33am Dugan: Does Gene Simmons wear KISS underpants?
	11:33am Michael Shelley: ILL FIX THAT jERRY CLIP -CAUSE ITS GREAT
	11:33am JG: Sounding a lot like Doug and Augie
	11:33am clarke: hey nowwwww!!!
	11:34am Listener Bop Monroe: no, gene simmons...? depends...
	11:35am Hughie Considine: I'll take your word, @Squints.
	11:36am phat: Yeah, that Liver Birds cooks.
	11:38am Squints: I wanted to see Gene Simmons cover Haunted House. And jump while he's doing it.
	11:38am egould310: In an ironic twist, his “baby” took the watchdog and split. They now both live happily on a well appointed condo in Miami Beach.
	11:38am phat: That drummer on that Al Terry track wasn't fooling around either. Damn.
	11:39am Hoboken Jack: Good morning Michael, Ruth, Juniper, Frank, Dennis, Baby, everybody!!
	11:39am Ross T.: Bob's back!
	11:40am Frank In Queens: Hi Jack!
	11:40am Listener Baby: Hi Jack!
	11:40am clarke: hijack?!?
	11:41am Ross T.: Just tuned in -- missed Shuggie Otis and Red Sovine, damn.
	11:41am Listener Baby: Baby Cat!! Happy Happy Day Brother!
	11:41am Frank In Queens: Heya clarke!
	11:42am Michael from the Left Coast: You know that performance from the Midnight Special of this song includes Carlos Alomar (later of David Bowie's band) playing guitar and leading the band
	11:42am clarke: howdy sir!!
	11:43am paul: Gary Peacock (May 12, 1935 – September 4, 2020)
	11:43am Joe B: Rudy also wrote the songs for the Harlem Globetrotters cartoon circa 1971!
	11:45am kpx: LoJack !
	11:45am Listener Baby: Carlos also played with Graham Parker. Saw it with my own eyes.
	11:45am Cat: Thanks Michael & Listener Baby. Glorious, early Fall day here in VA, rockin' the BB-MS one-two punch. Like old times. Great set. Loved The Sails tune - found that single and gotta have more.
	11:45am Sean: Eastern Tuning?
	11:46am Ross T.: Everybody now! "Mula Bertemu...."
	11:46am Ross T.: And with the bongo feet....
	11:46am clarke: yesssss!
	11:47am clarke: u in the office, frank?
	11:49am Ross T.: Did Big Star cop a riff from this?
	11:50am Fredericks: Did Robert Finley give Tom Jones singing lessons?
	11:51am paul: Any of you New Yorkers ever take the Goodfellas tour?
	11:51am Frank In Queens: Not today clarke. Next week.
	11:51am P-90: Congratulations on making it onto the new schedule @Michael Shelley! Couldn’t be happier...
	11:52am clarke: ah - nice! did you ever solve your new windows issues??
	11:52am phat: I was just reading Carlos Alomar's Wikipedia. What a cool career, even apart from Bowie. He backed up Chuck Berry as a teenager.
	11:53am longish: Jimmy Hanna! A Seattle combo. As Billy Miller said, can spot that Northwest Sound fifty miles away in a blizzard. Thanks Michael!
	11:53am clarke: (on your house)
	11:53am Hoboken Jack: Hi Joe, you changed your avatar!! Happy weekend, Fredericks!
	11:53am Frank In Queens: Nah, dealing with the old windows. Next year (I hope)....
	11:53am Hughie Considine: I'd love to hear these guys do "Love Is Like Oxygen."
	11:54am Squints: I love this song. And seeing a name like the Country Gentlemen, I shoulda knowed. But still reflexively I expected a Sweet cover. 8^)
	11:55am clarke: hope that works!! any movies, this week? (Harry & Tonto was on TCM last night - caught some of that: "chicago is a real cat town!")
	11:56am kpx: bet Janice took the tour. because Janice can do whatever she wants.
	11:56am Frank In Queens: Yeah, we did pretty well this week despite hockey. This week was My Beautiful Launderette, Withnail & I, and Clueless. And now hockey is "over", so we'll probably be getting to another movie or two per week.
	11:56am P-90: Carlos Alomar is a hugely underrated musician. Not in the sense of being completely overlooked or obscure, just under-recognized for the scale of his talents and the scope of his accomplishments.
	11:57am Frank In Queens: And I really enjoyed Harry & Tonto when I saw it for the first time not that long ago.
	11:58am McGroovey: Man. I've never focused on drumner before in this Jonathan song, but he's perfect.
	11:58am clarke: i always found alomar fairly boring - luckily there was earl slick to offset him
	11:59am clarke: 3 movies i have not seen - wow.
	11:59am Frank In Queens: Last night was the first time I've ever seen Clueless despite it being Christina Low's favorite movie.
	12:00pm clarke: will have to check it for the Low-Factor!
	12:00pm Frank In Queens: And Launderette was a first for me as well.
	12:01pm ?: Chris Clark Love's Gone Bad pretty big hit
	12:02pm Frank In Queens: I mean, take it with a grain of salt. It's a 90s teen movie, but I appreciate it for what it is. It's an Amy Heckerling film, so you at least know it will be pretty smart.
	12:02pm clarke: i stopped in the middle of two movies, this week - can't even remember the names of them.
	12:02pm Frank In Queens: Sounds like you did the right thing then.
	12:03pm Joe B: Love's Gone Bad wasn't a hit, it became better known later on but when released it didn't do much
	12:03pm clarke: oh, one of them was Devil All The Time - not a goer.
	12:04pm clarke: hello joe!
	12:06pm JG: I read Howard K's autobiography because of one of those interviews Michael. Its an entertaining book
	12:06pm Somm Ben: Kurt Baker gives me hope
	12:07pm clarke: the underlying point is probably the dearth of decent films being made "these days"
	12:07pm Squints: This is very Kinda early Kinks.
	12:07pm Listener Bop Monroe: on the Turtles present The Battle Of The Bands; the Crossfires represent with Surfer Dan!
	12:07pm myron feld: A little nod to Dick & Dee Dee's "The Mountain's High" there from Mark & Howard.
	12:09pm Hoboken Jack: P-90: Alomar is on staff at Hoboken's Stevens Institute of Technology web.stevens.edu...
	12:09pm paul: Wish you could have interviewed Jerry Lewis.
	12:09pm clarke: elliot easton!!! we need to hear that haverhill accent. HUGE LEBOWSKI FAN!!
	12:10pm Ross T.: Big Lebowski is a "Thing(s) White People Like."
	12:10pm Somm Ben: I've never heard Jeff Bridges sing! My esteem of the Dude only increases.
	12:10pm JG: Lebowski is a cult I guess. I enjoyed crazy heart but would only watch once. Lebowski however bears endlessly repeated viewings
	12:10pm Hubig Pie: Not my favorite Coen bros. , but The Dude did a wonderful diss on The Eagles
	12:10pm late for class: wow I'm not a big labowski fan either and when ppl hate on the eagles I'm convinced they're just quoting the dude.
	12:10pm paul: Lebowski and Pulp Fiction. Don't get it.
	12:10pm Bob: Crazy Heart is great but its basically the brilliant Robert Duvall movie Tender Mercies redone.
	12:10pm Hoboken Jack: On the Turtles front, I just picked up Turtle Soup and on first listen.... eh..... Let's just say the tracks they recorded for the planned next album seem much stronger.
	12:10pm Corey: Haven't heard this one in a while. Used to make the late night bar jukebox rotation. Miss those days!
	12:11pm clarke: i'm finishing my coffee.
	12:11pm Joe B: I like The Big Lebowski AND the Eagles!
	12:11pm Ross T.: Turtle Soup is the Ray Davies one?
	12:11pm Montmaster J: Thanks for the shout out!
	12:12pm Al: "D.R.", as a writer credit, means "Derechos Reservados", equivalent to "Rights Reserved"; used when the actual composer's name is unknown.
	12:12pm Hoboken Jack: Yeah Ross, that's why I bought it.
	12:12pm Listener Baby: Saw him on this tour. He held his own.
	12:13pm paul: We agree on the movies, MS.
	12:13pm Ross T.: HJ -- I recall Ray being a bit mystified at him being requested.
	12:13pm Heidee: The Big Lebowsky is my go-to feel-good film. I love the wacky humor and its wonderful comic timing.
	12:13pm SeanG: funk it up
	12:13pm Einstraus: It really tied the room together!
	12:14pm kpx: @Frank i Q, was Christin hinojosa in the movie clueless do you know.
	12:14pm Ciggy: Michael ~ there's no point in explaining The Big Lebowski. You either get it, or you don't.
	12:14pm Bob: I don't hate Pulp Fiction but it is sort of con. Jackie Brown is infinitely better.
	12:15pm Montmaster J: Love the Dude. Somehow the Eagles are positioned as requiring scorn by a man who loves the Creedence. Still a mystery to me but that's just like my opinion.
	12:15pm phat: Holy hell The Funky Meters. That breakdown almost falls apart, but it just keeps going. Flawless and really hard to play right.
	12:15pm clarke: perhaps one has to be a raymond chandler fan to "get" what is going on in Lebowski. as well as a western movies liker.
	12:15pm Hubig Pie: Zigaboo Modeliste layin down that syncopated rhythm
	12:16pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hi Michael and all. I liked the Big L - if I’m flipping around and it’s on I’ll watch. I do love his sweater.
	12:16pm Heidee: @Bob, Tarantino's soundtracks are priceless.
	12:16pm Ross T.: Juxtaposing the Eagles to Creedence? Oh man it's gonna get muddy!
	12:17pm DG: Agree about the Coens. Just watched "Hudsucker Proxy" on PBS a few weeks ago...their attempt at a screwball comedy, with fast-paced dialogue, tough dames, etc. One of the worst movies I've ever seen. They're more concerned w/style and camera tricks than creating characters you care about or are interested in....most of the time. That said, I liked "Lebowski," thought it was funny, partly due to Bridges' performance (it's been awhile since I've seen it though) & loved "Fargo", liked some others. But yes, their track record, to put it mildly, is mixed. (And then Bridges was so unintelligible in their "True Grit" remake they should have had subtitles.) That '60s folk music film was their usual mix of nihilism and ridicule too.
	12:18pm Hughie Considine: Just read a list of Coen Bros movies ranked, and "Intolerable Cruelty" was listed as the worst. And I love that one.
	12:19pm Squints: phat, that's my favorite thing in instrumental breaks, where it almost breaks down but not quite. Like how low can let the RPMs go in second gear and not stall out. There's a moment in the strings break in Left Banke's I've Got Something On My Mind that's like that. It's like Wile E Coyote suspended momentarily in air before, well, you know.
	12:19pm paul: I think Alicia Silverstone's career peaked with Clueless. Was she in anything good after that?
	12:19pm clarke: i don't hate Pulp Fiction, but find it has little to do with actual pulp fiction. i still contend that tarantino made his first real FILM last year - take out the bloodbath toward the end and a perfect one.
	12:19pm Hughie Considine: Watching "Llewyn Davis," I couldn't buy any of it because there's no way a cat would stay with a dude traveling all over NYC.
	12:19pm DG: Frank: you know that "Clueless" is loosely based on a Jane Austen novel, right?
	12:19pm Heidee: @DG, "A Serious Man", intelligent, charming, and toe-curling.
	12:20pm JG: llewn was the cat
	12:20pm Ross T.: Yeah, even in a hip haven like here there's going to taste divergence. I don't "get" the love for "Big Lebowski" and Pulp Fiction," but love the Daniel Craig Bond and Mr. Bean. And Creedence. The Eagles are talented but the radio dial race is on when they come on.
	12:21pm phat: @Squints that is a great comparison.
	12:22pm paul: I never need to hear Hotel California again, but James Dean is truly a #1 hit.
	12:23pm DG: Heidee: that's one of the few Coen movies that I've never seen; I want to, esp. since my Coen-averse movie critic friend liked it too.
	12:24pm SeanG: it's all about Barton Fink
	12:24pm Ross T.: Gary Lewis and the Playboys over the Eagles all day every day.
	12:25pm paul: And O' Brother..
	12:25pm Squints: This is as much commitment as I've ever heard in a Gary Lewis vocal. Most of his hits feature that affectless thing that he does. And I love those records. But, dang, THIS is a number one hit.
	12:26pm Squints: It would be fun to play this for someone with the identifiers stripped off and ask them who did it.
	12:26pm phat: Fiiink!
	12:26pm Listener Bop Monroe: oh we're back to The Turtles connection!
	12:27pm phat: Junior! He's so great, and weird.
	12:27pm Frank In Queens: Sorry kpx, was tending to the laundry. No, Christin Hinojosa was not in the movie.
	12:27pm Dean: If Gary's mom had really wanted to name her son after Cary Grant, she'd have named him Archibald.
	12:27pm Joe B: @Squints - great point re Gary Lewis vocal
	12:28pm Frank In Queens: DG, yes I'm aware of the Emma influence despite having never read that book. There's also a bit of Pygmalion/My Fair Lady as well.
	12:28pm phat: I never actually noticed how weird that first solo on this song is, too.
	12:28pm Bob: Miller's Crossing is the Coen masterpiece
	12:28pm Frank In Queens: Joe you changed your avatar and it threw me off! How's it going?
	12:29pm Sean: best song ever
	12:29pm Squints: THIS. THIS is the rumpus.
	12:29pm Frank In Queens: I just added Blood Simple into the rewatch queue.
	12:29pm Hoboken Jack: Frank, I actually clicked to make sure it was "our" Joe!
	12:30pm Squints: Dean: heh.
	12:30pm Frank In Queens: Ha, I did the same!
	12:30pm phat: I'm a Blood Simple, Miller's Crossing guy.
	12:30pm Joe B: This fall kinda has a Leutonia kinda vibe, though I guess nothing quite says fall like the old one, Don Knotts coaching a pro football team
	12:30pm MFlynn: Thank you Michael for playing the wonderful Junior Brown. I never hear him on Wfmu!!!!
	12:31pm phat: He is very, very odd, yes.
	12:31pm smevvyk: I adore Juniper. Has been great to beat witness to her maturity and frequent disagreements with dear old dad.
	12:31pm kpx: @Frank i Q, no problem, I knew she was in one of those teen movies around the same time, but I just couldn't remember which one. thanks though.
	12:31pm Joe B: MICHAEL WE'VE MOVED ON TO MY NEW AVATAR
	12:31pm late for class: Great voice bummed i missed his show i think it was at terminal 5 a couple yrs ago
	12:31pm smevvyk: *bear witness
	12:31pm MFlynn: Met him once and thought he was great, very funny.
	12:32pm clarke: WHAT YOU DO!!
	12:32pm P-90: RIP RBG
	12:33pm Joe B: agree with Juniper re weird vibe from Junior Brown
	12:33pm Frank In Queens: kpx, I believe that was Dazed and Confused
	12:33pm Pedro in Arlington: Mike's daughter loves her father. Mitch's three daughters hate their father. That's the world in summary.
	12:33pm Michael Shelley: WITHOUT DOUBT - but Great show
	12:34pm Patty D: Religion, politics, and commercials. The 3 things I never want to hear on wfmu.
	12:34pm phat: @Joe B I've heard a couple weird stories from reliable sources. Not bad! Just odd.
	12:34pm Hoboken Jack: I love love love the Coen Bros. I do need to rewatch Blood Simple -- as a teen I rented it from a VHS vending machine! And I don't think I was ready for it yet. Re: Llewyn Davis -- we end right back where we started. Brilliant.
	12:35pm clarke: yes, but if one being freaked-out by an artist being weird or making one feel uncomfortable then there goes half the great music.
	12:35pm paul: Agreed, Patty D.
	12:35pm Squints: I'm here to tell you that in broadest strokes Dazed And Confused was a documentary.
	12:35pm Frank In Queens: That's what I've been told Squints!
	12:35pm SeanG: JD!!!!
	12:35pm juniper: i love this song!
	12:36pm Hughie Considine: @Squints, yes, Dazed and Confused was the closest any movie ever got to the my junior high ethos. I grew up in NJ and it was set in Austin, but that didn't matter.
	12:36pm clarke: in other words - the music should override any misgivings one might have concerning who is making it.
	12:36pm Joe B: mistake to lump all weird vibes together clarke. some I'm just not into or don't connect with.
	12:36pm Nardo: Speaking of The Turtles, recently watched documentary on YouTube entitled Happy Together which I thought was decent - some good stories.
	12:36pm Hughie Considine: How do you separate politics from songs about life and struggle?
	12:36pm Ross T.: South Fla 1976 Dazed and Confused yup
	12:36pm Frank In Queens: This IS a good one, Juniper!
	12:37pm clarke: ok - but, do you still like Junior's playing?
	12:37pm Squints: Hughie, yep. For me it was full-on high school near Hartford. Just like that except for the paddling hazing.
	12:37pm Listener Scott: Yeah, the ending of Llewyn Davis was a callback to the opening, where he leaves the stage, gets beaten up, and pulls himself together over the course of the film. But at the end, it's the same scene only Dylan has basically beaten up Davis except on stage, where he culturally obviates Davis.
	12:38pm Joe B: oh yeah, amazing. just ... was not into being there
	12:38pm phat: @Squints @Hughie Considine Slacker was basically Lincoln, NE in the early 90s (set in Austin, too).
	12:38pm Somm Ben: This track is making me think of a Wipers song...something in the vocal melody
	12:38pm Hughie Considine: True, we had no paddling rituals, but plenty of intimidation by brawny dudes over smaller ones.
	12:38pm Doug in JC: @PattyD too bad
	12:38pm phat: Heavy Metal Parking Lot was my high school.
	12:38pm SeanG: great bass sound
	12:39pm Frank In Queens: YES! No to PTA!
	12:39pm Squints: Oh, sure. I look at the paddling as a simple plot device.
	12:39pm Squints: Which I'm sure some porn director somewhere has said.
	12:40pm paul: Wes Anderson and Terry Gilliam.
	12:40pm JG: The other Llewyn Davis thing is that the soundtrack is a real mind opener for folks who don't or didn't know much about folk music. Started listening to a lot of that type of stuff after seeing the movie and understanding it on another level
	12:40pm johnzo: dammit my wifi cut out I missed the list! woody allen was on there Im assuming?
	12:40pm JOFF: Which of PTA's films did you see that particularly inflamed you??
	12:40pm Pedro in Arlington: Michael is No. 1 talking politics or whatever. The music is bonus. A Serious Man is top Coens.There Will Be Blood is the finest American film in the last 20 years. John Goodman plays the same guy in every film and is never really necessary.
	12:40pm smevvyk: Am with Michael in PTA. The Master was a crime against humanity. Boogie Nights was brilliant, but that apparently was the exception rather than the rule....
	12:41pm SeanG: yeah def woody allen
	12:41pm JOFF: PS i love this Free Design song !
	12:41pm Joe B: "in other words - the music should override any misgivings one might have concerning who is making it." disagree. it's a case by case basis for me.
	12:41pm myron feld: I haven't seen them all, but I have yet to enjoy a Spike Lee movie.
	12:41pm Bob: PT Anderson. Beat me to it. Also worth mentioning that John Turturro's Big Lebowski sequel The Jesus Rolls is up on cable now and it's very terrible
	12:42pm kpx: @Frank i Q, yes she was, but after that she went on to make one of those teen movies where she runs around with a bunch of other teen girls. and I don't think she made a whole lot of other movies. but the few that she was in I'm trying to find.
	12:42pm Hughie Considine: The line "Mom and Dad and Uncle Bill don't realize" always makes me feel funny inside.
	12:42pm ?: Kites are fun! I remember this one.
	12:42pm DG: This Free Design song was used on Sesame Street, I think (or another kids' show), as the soundtrack to a video of kids flying kites.
	12:42pm Michael Shelley: JOFF -all (miss you)
	12:44pm JOFF: THANKYOU SHELLEYS!!Love from Bristol UK!
	12:44pm Hoboken Jack: I don't think I have any directors I avoid. Is Michael Bay a director? If so, him I guess. I love Coens, Andersons Wes and PT, Tim Burton, Gilliam but I skipped the last one.... Those are my faves.
	12:44pm juniper: hi Joff!!!
	12:44pm johnzo: my dad and I both loved this album when it came out(I was like 12 or something?) we went to see him, he was great!!!
	12:44pm clarke: every word is true.
	12:45pm paul: Bob, Check out Malcom X, 4 Little Girls and Summer of Sam
	12:45pm Hoboken Jack: Oh yeah, Woody, love Woody, am reading the memoir, it's terrific.
	12:45pm JOFF: I avoid any Joel Schumacher film, and many Tony Scott ones...(but nevertheless RIP to 'em both)
	12:45pm Sean: greatest song ever
	12:46pm Hubig Pie: This was Mr. Burkes last opus I believe
	12:46pm Joe B: "Religion, politics, and commercials. The 3 things I never want to hear on wfmu." whining about these 3 things. The 1 thing I never want to read on wfmu playlists
	12:46pm Michael Shelley: Joff 0 check this: f4.bcbits.com...
	12:46pm clarke: well put Joe!
	12:47pm JG: @Hoboken Jack the first two pages of the Woody memoir are laugh out loud hilarious. rest of the book is good too. but first couple of pages had me rolling
	12:47pm JOFF: O wow! How d'you do THAT?!
	12:47pm Hughie Considine: It can't be free-form with huge restrictions, can it?
	12:47pm clarke: but none of them are why i am here.
	12:48pm Michael Shelley: gonna send you one!
	12:48pm Joe B: I didn't say I was stopping it. Just said I don't wanna see it, just like Patty doesn't wanna hear it
	12:48pm Ross T.: Take the Money and Run was Woody's peak.
	12:48pm Listener Bop Monroe: and used to walk 5 miles in a snowstorm to school
	12:48pm Pedro in Arlington: Thanks @Joe B. You were great in the Crickets too.
	12:48pm late for class: i tend to not let on to ppl how much i love woody and Polansky films
	12:49pm JG: I don't ask people to change the subject when politics come up. I just change the subject
	12:49pm DannyBoyNYC: @Joe B Desperate times call for desperate measures.
	12:49pm paul: late for class: You a Mia Farrow fan?
	12:49pm Bob: Crimes and Misdemeanors is Woody's masterpiece for me but he has so many great ones
	12:50pm phat: Politics being removed from "polite company" is part of our problem.
	12:50pm clarke: i could do without woody's 2nd half of his career
	12:51pm Ross T.: Woody to me is like Elvis Costello -- prolific is not a virtue.
	12:51pm late for class: she's lovely and embodies a spirit that i hold close to my heart.
	12:51pm DG: As for Paul Thomas Anderson, check out "Hard Eight," his debut, w/Gwyneth P. as a hooker (she's good!). A small-ish drama, as opposed to the too-long, overblown films he later did (I couldn't get "Boogie Night" after that ridiculous scene between Mark W. & his mom, where he says "i'm gonna be somebody"....I thought it was actually supposed to be a parody of showbiz movies). However, I did see "There will be Blood" on IFC awhile back & thought it was great, can't imagine how it went over on the big screen.
	12:51pm Squints: Ross, in EC's case it was until it wasn't.
	12:51pm JOFF: THANKYOU GREATLY!!
	12:52pm phat: @Bob "I've gone out the window. "
	12:52pm paul: I love her, too. Especially in Broadway Danny Rose.
	12:52pm Joe B: disagree on EC - is a virtue for him.
	12:52pm Hughie Considine: The one scene with Philip Seymour Hoffman in "Hard Eight" is worth the price of...actually, just go to YouTube.
	12:52pm Ross T.: Squints -- uh huh!
	12:52pm JG: DG Walber's innocence was one of the things that made the film great and tragic
	12:53pm Pedro in Arlington: @DG "I drink your milkshake. I drink it up."
	12:53pm JG: Walberg
	12:53pm clarke: there is some redemption as EC's latest album is REALLY GOOD
	12:53pm Squints: Pedro, that Crickets line just wins for me today.
	12:54pm Ross T.: Loved the work of EC and Woody for the record...until I didn't. But admit it may be on me. I just can't keep up.
	12:54pm clarke: (thanks to Jimmy Wipper for turning me on to EC's latest).
	12:54pm Hoboken Jack: Saw the Sugar Stems a decade ago at Cake Shop! Are they still a going concern?
	12:54pm Joe B: redemption? what did he need redemption from? that a lot of his older fans can't or don't keep up with his career?
	12:54pm Jeff: Michael Shelly, number one CONTRARIAN! Next time go through the AFI or BFI top 100 movies of all time and tell us how crappy they all are.
	12:54pm Ross T.: Like I said....
	12:55pm paul: Philip Baker Hall is great in Hard Eight.
	12:55pm Jimmy Wipper: Yeah, Clarke, it was a late period surprise!
	12:55pm clarke: redemption from making not-good albums following North
	12:55pm radioronan: Reminding me how much I loved that first Sugar Stems record..Thanks Michael.. Thanks skeleton crew!
	12:56pm Bob: Hard Eight actually is really good even with Sam Jackson trying his best to stink it up. Maybe the worst actor of his generation.
	12:56pm Hughie Considine: Elvis's records up to Goodbye Cruel World were so audaciously good that I found it hard to get as excited by the next 5 or so, which I found a little spotty but of course brilliant in places.
	12:56pm clarke: it got so i feared when EC would release a new record, there.
	12:57pm Bob: Elvis has decided to focus on making the worst album covers ever now. That new one is so terrible.
	12:58pm paul: EC's first 3 LP's were his best.
	12:58pm Michael Shelley: agree
	12:58pm listener 126464: Thanks Michael, associate producer, FMU crew!
	12:58pm Ross T.: All right we'll pick this up next week....
	12:58pm Michael Shelley: worst cov!ers
	12:59pm Frank In Queens: Great show Michael! See some of you later.
	12:59pm Dean: Thanks for spelling out "Elvis." I wasn't sure whether EC meant Costello, Eric Clapton, or Eddie Cochran.
	12:59pm Ross T.: Thanks Michael -- I always plan to leave the house around noon and stay till the end!
	12:59pm Joe B: yeah we need more predictable boring analysis of EC's career!
	12:59pm Hoboken Jack: 126464, happy weekend! Krieger was right up my alley. Thanks Michael, Ruth, Juniper!?
	12:59pm JOFF: BUT Get Happy and Trust both RULE!
	12:59pm clarke: latah!!!
	12:59pm listener 126464: Cheers Jack!
	1:00pm Ross T.: You are correct JOFF
	1:00pm Squints: I only WISH we'd gotten to lament Eddie Cochran's later career fall-off.
	1:00pm late for class: later taters!
	1:00pm Dean: Sounded like Rich Little to me.
	1:00pm Listener Bop Monroe: thnx MS!
	1:01pm Michael Shelley: and Imperial Bedroom
	1:01pm No politics !!!: No Political bull shit!
	1:03pm Michael Shelley: YES POLITICAL BULLSHIT!!!!
	1:04pm Michael Shelley: Jeff - 100% wrong - I talk about movies & music I LOVE all the time

Michael Shelley: Playlist from September 19, 2020

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