WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 30, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:00pm Lizardner Dave !: I have joined the event as Facebook decreed I should.
	12:01pm burke: I had always thought of myself as a '72 kind of guy, but I'll keep an open mind.
	12:01pm dan: And let the face off begin.
	12:03pm chresti: Hi dinks!
	12:03pm spodiodi: aloha, Uncle Michael and Gaylord Fields! aloha, hinksters and dinksters too!
	12:03pm Woo: I lean '71 but like @burke, I will keep an open mind.
	12:03pm Therese: I would like to state, for the record, that I have no preference between 1971 and 1972. YET!!
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Go humans, go!
	12:03pm Really Lisa: Ready for the throwing down. Hello UM and all.
	🛒 12:04pm Brian in UK: Hello Uncle & Gaylord (rarely get to hear you in real time)
	12:04pm Rich in Washington: Hey Uncle Michael and Gaylord!
	12:05pm StringOFperils: An impartial court. I like it already.
	12:05pm spodiodi: I'm with 1971! all other 1972 doesn't matter. (seriously)
	12:05pm listener Rey: I lean towards 72 myself but go on and change my mind
	12:05pm spodiodi: aloha, Therese!
	🛒 12:05pm WR: I have an open mind on this matter. In fact I even entertain the possibility that neither year is deserving of the appellation.
	12:05pm Listener Gregory: The whole human angle here is unnerving. Surely there is an algorithm we could rely on to tell us what we should believe.
	12:05pm Doug Schulkind: In the words of the immortal Flounder, "Oh boy, this is great!"
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: @Doug Schulkind: Lovely show today! Was in a coma until the coffee just now kicked in, or woulda been on the chat.
	🛒 12:06pm Brian in UK: Big quiet from where I am sitting.
	12:06pm rw: Good morning! You know, there would never have been a 1972 without a 1971. Just saying.
	12:07pm howard in nyc: Graduated high school in 74, I know these years well. Have enjoyed Gaylord's prior evidence supporting his claim 1972 is the best year ever; looking forward to Uncle Michael's retort
	12:07pm Cmurtha: MORTAL KOMBAT TIME. Hello everyone.
	12:07pm Listener Gregory: I have no idea whatsoever when music came out. Even in 1971 I had no idea that the music was being produced in 1971.
	12:07pm Listening Out There: FYI, the shirt is coming in just fine...
	12:07pm Dean: Therese is a notary, but I am a votary. Let me know if you need one.
	12:08pm StringOFperils: Rock 'em Sock 'em Throw-bots!!
	12:08pm KWilde: Looking forward
	12:08pm melinda: Hi gang! I was seriously confused to hear only Gaylord and Therese upon tuning in, now that I understand I'm excited!
	12:08pm Listening Out There: ...the level on the beard needs adjusting, though...
	12:09pm prudy: what did Gaylord say? re source?
	🛒 12:09pm WR: Final results the judgment of Therese.
	12:09pm Mr C: Gaylord vs. Uncle Mike! My heading is spinning but my soul is winning! Hit that thing..
	12:09pm Listener Gregory: Oh boy.
	12:10pm howard in nyc: Hunk-A Hunk-A Burning Love!
	12:10pm Doug Schulkind: My brain is flaming. I don't know which way to go, Uncle Michael or Gaylor?!
	12:10pm dan: Burnin Love is a more steady version of Bob Dylan's Absolutely Sweet Marie.
	12:10pm Mr C: Gaylord with a haymaker in the first round!
	12:10pm Therese: Gaylord choices were selected from the WABC Top 100 of 1972, while Uncle Michael relied on the Billboard charts
	12:10pm Roberto: Hunk-a-Unka-Michael!
	12:11pm Gaylord Fields: For the Pop selections, my primary source was the WABC Top 100 Songs of 1972, somewhat supplemented by Billboard.
	12:12pm goes211: Out of the gate strong!
	12:12pm Roberto: Well I'm sold. '72 FTW.
	12:12pm prudy: thanks Therese...
	12:13pm Listener Gregory: Based on this, Gaylord is going to win my vote, because I listened to WABC in 1972. Sorry, UM!
	12:13pm Therese: Yeah, Uncle Michael has his work cut out for him...
	12:13pm prudy: thanks Gaylord..
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Welcome everybody! I'm spinning plates here...so if I seem distant, I am!
	🛒 12:13pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I graduated from high school in 72 so this time it's personal!
	🛒 12:13pm Brian in UK: Who cares. It is POP music and that is enough for this premise.
	🛒 12:13pm dutchtheo: Hello Uncle Michael and Gaylord and The Hinky Dinky Rumble, undecided!
	12:13pm StringOFperils: UM, with da rope-a-dope. Watch and see.
	12:15pm howard in nyc: For those scoring at home, (or if you are alone), www.musicradio77.com... en.wikipedia.org...
	12:16pm howard in nyc: and for 1971: en.wikipedia.org...
	12:16pm Dean: Seems to me the way to handle this is to do a month-by-month comparison. So, January '71 or '72? February? Then tally and proclaim a winner. This avoids the likely scenario in which one song one year KO's all the songs from the other.
	12:16pm Really Lisa: Coulda been waving to Listener Gregory for all I know. WABC on the dial, front seat of mom's station wagon in 1972. Gonna be tough.
	12:17pm dan: 90% of Carole King's hits came from "Tapestry". This is one of the 10%.
	12:18pm Gaylord Fields: My pop sensibilities were strongly shaped by WABC.
	12:18pm howard in nyc: The Carole King selection, clearly an attempt to neutralize the '71 release of Tapestry. A good move, but will be easily countered by Uncle Michael, i anticipate.
	12:19pm Roberto: Ooh I love Sunshine!
	12:19pm Gaylord Fields: @howard: Probably by Carole King herself.
	12:19pm melinda: @howard haha
	12:19pm Michael 98145: Friday on my mind
	12:19pm melinda: Sunshine is a strong one
	12:19pm Dean: I bought Tapestry for the first time a couple years ago, even though I heard it when it first arrived. Making the purchase I asked the clerk at the record store, a guy my age, "Have you ever heard of this?" He looked at me like I was nuts.
	12:19pm melinda: 1971 was my year of birth but I'm keeping an open mind
	12:20pm Doug Schulkind: Tapestry maybe have been the first whole-album swoon for me.
	12:21pm Listener Gregory: The lyrics of "Sunshine" are not entirely coherent. I used to try to make sense of it at the time and never did.
	12:21pm KWilde: Runt!
	12:21pm Joe R.: Dueling Rundgrens?
	12:21pm Cmurtha: Sunshine was always a song I always had a weird vibe with. Was on the radio in the 90s as lot when I was a kid. I always felt it was annoying, yet, I always liked it if enough time passed between hearings.
	12:21pm Listener Gregory: It's Rundgren v. Rundgren
	12:21pm Lizardner Dave !: 1972 was kindergarten for me, aka my entrance into THEIR INSTITUTIONAL LEARNING FACILITIES! So 1971 personally was probably better.
	12:22pm Dean: My first whole-album swoon? Meet the Beatles? Something New? Hair soundtrack? Zubin Mehta conducting LA Philharmonic, Holst's The Planets?
	12:22pm Listener Gregory: @Cmurtha: exactly. It was overplayed.
	🛒 12:22pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I loved Tapestry back then but have grown tired of it, probably from hearing it too much. But I never get tired of Todd. Some people think this song is offensive to women and yeah, the narrator is kind of a jerk. But I love how it ends with the quiet "... and when we're done with you, we're gonna get me one too." Showing he's kind of a blowhard.
	12:23pm Woo: Something/Anything is better than Runt but We Gotta Get You A Woman is better than I Saw The Light. In. My. Opinion.
	12:24pm Artie: Love so many things about this Todd song, but the line "they may be stupid, but they sure are fun" isn't one of them.
	12:24pm prudy: love me early Rod...and the Faces? absolutely!
	12:24pm dan: Ian McLagan was such an underrated keyboardist. Sadly missed.
	12:24pm Dean: My other dream last week: I met Rod Stewart just prior to joining Faces, but I remained in the here and now of 2020. Accordingly, I told him how great his career was going to be.
	🛒 12:24pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Prudy I"m there with you. Rod was so great.
	12:24pm howard in nyc: The Temptations? NO -- Rod Stewart's wonderful cover!
	12:25pm Listener Gregory: Looking at the chart numbers is always baffling, because what 23 songs that week were better than this Rod Stewart classic? And what 15 songs were better than "I Saw the Light"? None, that's what.
	12:25pm Gaylord Fields: Neither of us knew the other's selections at the time of selection. I still don't know his selections until I hear each one.
	12:25pm Artie: Strong.
	12:26pm Dean: UM could flip this record right over and keep going.
	12:27pm Dean: Good thing nobody's doing '75, 'cuz you play Metal Machine Music and it's all over.
	12:27pm prudy: Gaylord: that makes it even more intersting...
	12:28pm prudy: channel switching going on..
	12:28pm dan: The stream just went out.
	12:29pm Artie: Streaming Rod again.... (and now Grass Roots)
	12:29pm howard in nyc: love the bass line on Temptation Eyes
	12:29pm dan: Saw The Grass Roots live in the Happy Together show. Rob Grill died 3 days later.
	12:31pm Gaylord Fields: That Grass Roots song is an uppercut to my chin.
	12:31pm KWilde: My favorite on Something Anything was Couldn't I Just Tell You
	🛒 12:32pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: KWilde - I agree, that's the best.
	12:32pm Roberto: Is this a Laura Nyro song or is Babs just trying to sound like Laura Nyro here?
	12:32pm prudy: KWilde: agreed...
	12:32pm Gaylord Fields: Nyro cover
	🛒 12:32pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: It's a Laura Nyro song
	12:32pm howard in nyc: The great Laura Nyro penned that wonderful tune
	12:32pm Dean: It's Laura, and gosh bless Babs for promoting it. She does a few Nyro tunes on the album.
	12:33pm Pedro in Arlington: If Nixon wins again this time, Agnew is a cinch in '76.
	12:34pm Roberto: I've met Babs's ex a few times. Cool dude.
	12:35pm prudy: where is voting happening? though don't think I can do it...
	12:35pm howard in nyc: Very even round, but a late Streisand/Nyro flurry and Michael takes a close first round, 10-9
	12:36pm Woo: Round One to Michael.
	🛒 12:37pm Franco Twinkie: Michael. When I was 17 I went with a bunch of kids from school to the Troubadour on a rainy night to seethe Mark-Almond Band. Jonathan Edwards was the opening act. We got very stoned driving over. I was me and another guy and four girls. I started going to the dark place even before we got there. I was so into my own personal hell. The first thing I did when we got inside was burn my mouth with a scalding hot cup of tea. When Jonathan Edwards started singing Sunshine I was barley holding on. Lots of things happened after that, but that song always puts me in a state. I'm glad I missed it.
	12:39pm Listener Gregory: At this rate, neither man is going to be standing by the third round. Simultaneous knockout?
	12:40pm dan: A country song that could also pass as a soul one.
	12:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, UM and all-star panel of special guests. ⭐ That sounds like a good one to call in to Marty's show, Franco.
	🛒 12:41pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks for the idea Ken!
	12:42pm dan: Whenever I think of Streisand, I always think of The Nanny, because Fran always views her as a Goddess.
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: How's everyone doing? AM I WINNING! More importantly, AM I MAKING MY PLEDGE GOAL?
	12:44pm melinda: Good story Franco
	🛒 12:45pm Franco Twinkie: Hey Melinda!
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: How do the three voices sound? Mix ok?
	12:46pm ike_p: greetings and good day uncle michael, gaylord, therese, and of course awesome listners. loving the concept and reality of this throwdown :)
	12:47pm Joe R.: did Stashu’s show start early?
	12:47pm StringOFperils: I dunno, for me, both of you have burst spleens already, Sunshine countered by Temptation Eyes. Personal history, but there you go.
	12:47pm howard in nyc: Gaylord was clipping or something a little bit, not too badly, otherwise good
	12:47pm ike_p: coming through loud and clear over the live stream, need headphones though
	12:49pm Joe R.: I’ve always loved this song because there’s not enough secret origin songs in pop music
	12:49pm dan: 1971 seems to incorporated some of the 60s sound, but 1972 began a new era of music styling.
	12:49pm prudy: never heard this Cash tune...pretty great...
	12:51pm ike_p: johnny_cash_rainbow_suit.jpg file not found
	12:51pm Doug Schulkind: Dolly is virtually a deal sealer.
	12:52pm βrian: Reminds me of that NYker cartoon. A couple laying in bed and she says, "Touch anywhere to begin."
	12:52pm Gaylord Fields: Doug, that's why I used her as my Rickey Henderson leadoff batter!
	12:52pm Cmurtha: Even with Dolly I feel like being up against Ray Price+Johny Cash may be an uphill battle, but we will see
	12:52pm dan: Here's a Carnac done by Rich Little impersonating Johnny Carson on David Letterman's show: A home run and a triple, a catcher's glove and a pitcher's glove and Dolly Parton Name 2 hits, 2 mitts and 2 (fill in the blank)
	12:53pm Doug Schulkind: @Gaylord The first argument I ever had with Jessie, on one of our first dates: I called Rickey a "cancer in the clubhouse." Jessie called him a unique genius artist of the game." I lost the fight, but won the grand prize.
	12:54pm Jeff Golick: Charlie has taken it on home.
	12:54pm Cmurtha: The cut out there was pretty 10/10 Charlie Rich to Afro-Caribean was comic.
	12:54pm Mr C: Two blockbusters from G!
	12:54pm jmd: Whoa, never noticed that breakdown in Take It On Home before?
	12:55pm dan: @jmd That's from the alternate version.
	12:55pm StringOFperils: This round is going well for Gaylord, even with the stream outage. The Silver Fox will not be silenced.
	12:55pm burke: @Doug I think you were both right
	12:55pm Gaylord Fields: Mr C: I knew I had to come in hard against UM!
	12:56pm doctorjazz: Gets me anxious, no fisticuffs, please!
	12:59pm βrian: Was that a strategic "Topeka?"
	12:59pm Cmurtha: Hmmm I think round 1 went to UM, but the country round I think Gaylord got it. I had my doubts, but I think its been carried.
	12:59pm howard in nyc: I wasn't big on Connie Smith, but I liked this tune a lot. KRAK-AM country radio, Sacramento, when the college or SF stations wouldn't come in.
	12:59pm Gaylord Fields: @βrian: How could I not?
	1:01pm Cmurtha: Ah, Classic Loretta Lynn pretending too hard to appeal to white Trash. Great song nonetheless..
	1:01pm Woo: Agree with @Cmurtha
	1:01pm Mark Hurst: Hi, Michael & Gaylord!
	1:01pm Cmurtha: She really overstepped the bound on that closing line.
	1:02pm howard in nyc: Gaylord was a bit shaken by the Man in Black, but with Loretta Lynn just before the bell, steals the round 10-9.
	1:04pm Mark Hurst: and Therese!
	1:04pm StringOFperils: Yes! Gotta call my bookie.
	1:04pm melinda: Hahaha, points for that joke UM
	1:05pm βrian: Was Therese sworn in in the dark of night?
	1:05pm melinda: I was won over to 1971 with the Buck Owens
	1:05pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Mark Hurst!
	1:07pm StringOFperils: Oooooffff. A haymaker.
	1:07pm βrian: Oh my, I do love the Rev.
	1:07pm dan: 1972 is off to a nice start.
	1:07pm Doug Schulkind: I like this song when sung by my president.
	🛒 1:08pm Brian in UK: Gaylord. Roger McGuinn does a great cover of Peace on You on his second solo album.
	1:09pm jmd: Hard to top this song or this album. So, so great.
	1:10pm Kat: It’s all just so wonderful! I call you all winners!
	1:10pm βrian: I think it would be much easier to get through the day if I had backing horns.
	1:10pm howard in nyc: So much depth in soul/R&B both years. Huge challenge for our two competitors to pick only eight
	1:11pm StringOFperils: Whatever happens at this point, it's a solid win for us.
	1:11pm Webhamster Henry: Voting for Clean Up Woman.
	1:11pm burke: @Brian you would never lose an argument!
	1:12pm Jeff Golick: Now and forever: twitter.com...
	1:13pm chresti: Clean Up Woman, yes.
	🛒 1:13pm Brian in UK: @βrian Brian Eno once said 'all you need are backing vocals and Oyster sauce.' Wise words!!
	1:13pm βrian: Ah, but I wouldn't even have to argue, just softly persuade.
	1:13pm melinda: 1972 coming in strong!
	1:13pm Doug Schulkind: Oh oh oh oh! This track used to spectacular fashion by Spike Lee in BlacKkKlansmen.
	1:14pm howard in nyc: I would not be a bit surprised if we hear Betty Wright's Clean Up Woman a second time, it charted both years
	1:14pm Jeff Golick: Is this the same version in BlacKkKlansman?
	1:14pm Gaylord Fields: @howard in nyc: Yes! UM can also claim it. Its hit status straddled both years.
	1:15pm prudy: Gaylord...you got it for this selection...
	1:16pm Jeff Golick: Oh damn.
	1:17pm chresti: When did Want Ads come out? Also, Band Of Gold?
	1:17pm Webhamster Henry: Gaylord with a series of powerful cuts!
	1:17pm StringOFperils: Polishing up the trophy for you for you Gaylord. Thank you Sylvester Stewart for....simply existing.
	1:17pm dan: I saw Rose Stone live when she was a backup singer for Elton John.
	1:17pm prudy: what's the early 70's without Sly?
	1:18pm Gaylord Fields: @StringOFperils: I refuse to get complacent. UM is the comeback king!
	1:18pm dan: @prudy A less funky era.
	1:18pm howard in nyc: And with Sly and the Family Stone, Galyord scores the first knock down of the bout! Just a flash knock down, UM is immediately on his feet, shaking his head to indicate he was not hurt, and he has plenty with which to answer.
	1:19pm βrian: The pandemic lunch burritos where excellent, by the way. A little sauté of jalapeños, with onions, zuccs, and toasted cumin. Had to make do with goat cheese, but it was fine, wrapped in a big whole wheat tortilla.
	1:19pm StringOFperils: Here comes the horseshoe inside the glove.
	1:19pm Jeff Golick: Twist!
	1:20pm Roberto: This song has a great groove but the lyrics are regressive AF.
	1:20pm dan: Are you kidding? The 3rd pairing today.
	1:20pm Gaylord Fields: I told you this ain't over by a long shot. I am keeping on my toes with this opponent.
	1:21pm howard in nyc: And he comes back with the correct Cornelius Brothers tune (I never liked Too Late to Turn Back Now, probably too much AM airplay, and too much airplay by my little sister). Melodic counterpoint bass line on Treat Her Like a Lady.
	1:21pm Webhamster Henry: Reading howard/nyc in Howard Cosell's voice.
	1:21pm Gaylord Fields: @Roberto: "Strange as it seems..." indeed!
	1:22pm Cmurtha: OH YOU WON
	1:22pm Cmurtha: UM THIS SHOULD COUNT AS CHEATING, COME ON
	1:22pm howard in nyc: Cosell giving running commentary on my life would be almost as good as backing horns
	1:22pm dan: Let's Stay Together vs. What's Going On. I might have to call a draw.
	1:23pm StringOFperils: Immovable object meets irresistible force. Oweee.
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: If this is cheating....what's AL GREEN?
	1:23pm Therese: And Al Green ISN'T cheating?!
	1:23pm melinda: this is much fun
	1:23pm βrian: An intervention?
	1:23pm Gaylord Fields: Hell yeah, Al Green is dirty pool!
	1:24pm Doug Schulkind: And Gaylord is staggered! Will he can he recover?!
	1:24pm βrian: Ah, that's just a little algae.
	1:24pm howard in nyc: Your everything, your anything, and your Get Down thang!
	1:25pm Gaylord Fields: My trainer is reaching for the smelling salts here.
	1:25pm dan: Next time, take the songs from the bubbling under charts (100 and lower). Make it an even playing field.
	1:26pm Cmurtha: as much as I like Al-Green What's Going on as an album/song is just dropping and H-Bomb. UM with a hard come back on this one.
	1:26pm Spinning Giant: I dunno...just on the strength of Marvin's all-time classic opus, this could be a clearcut decision this round... Never get tired of hearing that song, that whole record... It would still be ground-breaking if released today
	1:26pm Cmurtha: AH ANOTHER BANGER
	1:26pm melinda: @Cmurtha I concur
	1:26pm StringOFperils: Okay now, UM's called in divine intervention, that ain't fair.
	1:26pm howard in nyc: The body shots of Marvin Gaye drove Gaylord to the ropes, but he clinched, ref broke them, and he survived the onslaught. But still plenty left in this round.
	1:26pm Webhamster Henry: The R&B is strong with this padawan.
	🛒 1:26pm Alvy Singer: That fuzz guitar on the Chi-Lites song is just gonzo.
	1:26pm Lane Gray: I forget: am I automatically renewing, or do I need to give again?
	1:27pm βrian: The Orange Thing would just take a magic marker and change the date on the label.
	1:28pm howard in nyc: The doo-wop harmonies of the Chi-Lites are wonderful
	1:29pm chresti: This something I sang along with when I was 13.
	1:30pm chresti: Or 14, depending what month it came out.
	1:31pm βrian: Now, this Al is a fatal blow, in my book. I swoon.
	1:32pm rw: '71 pulling into the lead, I think...
	1:32pm burke: A lockdown anthem
	1:32pm StringOFperils: Bon chance, Therese.
	1:33pm Woo: Giving this round to Michael but just barely. He had the better Cornelius Brothers despite regressive lyrics.
	1:33pm Maggie B.: Hey Gaylord, did you get your early 70s 45s from the record store on 98th and Broadway? I don't remember the name of the store, it was tiny and the 45s were .72 cents, sound familiar?
	1:34pm howard in nyc: UM floors Gaylord with Falsetto Al Green! But the ref has to chase UM to a neutral corner and starts his count late, Gaylord is saved by the proverbial bell! He only has a minute to shake the cobwebs, but because of his early knockdown, UM takes a 10-9 round, establishing a thin 29-28 margin after three rounds.
	1:36pm howard in nyc: yeah, UM wants to play Family Affair i bet
	1:37pm howard in nyc: Christmas time, cause my dear sister gave it to me for Xmas!
	1:37pm prudy: minutae
	1:37pm Cmurtha: UM does not need to rules lawyer he won that one.
	1:37pm howard in nyc: Judges clearly have been 'hired' by Don King
	🛒 1:37pm Brian in UK: Pedants rule?
	1:38pm Gaylord Fields: @Maggie B.: West Side Records on 98th Street is absolutely where I bought my singles in the early 70s — and yes, 72 cents!!!
	1:38pm Kat: Uncle Michael is my Uncle Michael!
	1:40pm Maggie B.: Thank you!! It was driving me crazy that I couldn't remember the name of the place. Do you remember the manager Sergio?
	🛒 1:40pm Franco Twinkie: Good one!
	1:41pm Spinning Giant: this is the best - UM & GF - you should do this every month! or at least quarterly... :D>--<
	1:41pm StringOFperils: Wow, I forgot all about this song...because I'm old enough to do that.
	1:41pm Cmurtha: This was a song I did not hear until a few years ago, and I must say I felt cheated. Why this was not on all the "classic" radio stations is beyond me.
	1:41pm dan: The lead singer of The Fortunes reminds me of a higher pitched version of David Clayton-Thomas.
	🛒 1:41pm Brian in UK: What year did C&W become Country?
	1:42pm Jeff Golick: Kind of an intense period of good music when Aretha doesn't make the cut.
	1:44pm Therese: @Jeff- we're only halfway through!
	1:44pm Therese: I reserve the right to deduct points for lack of Aretha.
	1:44pm Jeff Golick: True true -- I guess I was looking for her in the R&B section. Standing by!
	1:44pm Woo: I grew up in Providence and Wadsworth Mansion made it big outta Providence. So this got a LOT of airplay. Although the band was named for a mansion in Connecticut.
	1:45pm otto: this is super show!!
	1:45pm howard in nyc: Man, I haven't heard Sweet Mary in i bet 40 years.
	1:45pm howard in nyc: Oh, Timothy! The greatest pop tune ever about cannibalism!
	1:46pm Webhamster Henry: The Timothy origin story is funny!
	1:46pm StringOFperils: Sweet Mary went to #5 in Canada, but I swear it got no airplay in the market where I lived.....but then, I was deeply engrossed in The Yes Album. Hmmm.
	1:46pm Gaylord Fields: @Maggie B.: I think about him and that place fondly all the time! It shaped who I am today! I'm so happy you're here, and that you directly connected this show to the place I bought the actual records!
	1:46pm Cmurtha: I only heard this song this year. I think UM should get bonus points. Cannibalism is on theme for the Holiday.
	1:46pm Webhamster Henry: "Timothy was a mule" <<< spin
	1:47pm howard in nyc: "joe was looking at you; God what did we do!"
	1:47pm ike_p: ok, could someone be kind enough to inform this ignorant listner what the billboard charts were in 71/72? like, aside from pop r&b and country - i can see what they are now and what's no longer a chart but not that specific info...thank you
	1:48pm savid selim: miles davis on the corner (1972)
	1:48pm Webhamster Henry: "The baby didn't die until we used up all our wood. Considering we ate her raw, she tasted pretty good!" -- Nat'l Lampoon's Lemmings
	1:48pm dan: And here's the real David Clayton Thomas by coincidence.
	1:49pm Maggie B.: @Gaylord - yes! I thought of it the second "Family Affair" came on - vivid memory of stampeding to West Side Records to get that record and others with Xmas money.
	1:49pm Gaylord Fields: Spoiler alert: I have no songs about cannibalism or mules (not even in the country set).
	1:50pm Dean: Songs About Cannibalism or Mules? Talking Heads, right?
	1:51pm Cmurtha: Oh Gaylord, J.A just soured me on Eric Carmen earlier today... But God damn what a great song.
	1:51pm doctorjazz: Raspberries, rough one to top...
	1:51pm dan: Sorry UM, but the Raspberries automatically puts Gaylord ahead of you.
	1:51pm Webhamster Henry: Ohh strong one Gaylord! featuring a half sized A section!
	1:51pm Dean: This is what I was talking about earlier. On the basis of Raspberries alone, Gaylord wins.
	1:52pm Woo: In 1972 I saw the Raspberries open for Blood Sweat & Tears at the Providence Civic Center, now known as the Dunkin Donuts Center.
	1:53pm Webhamster Henry: We saw the terrible Dark Shadows Tim Burton movie based on this being in the soundtrack.
	🛒 1:54pm Brian in UK: So many of these hits never seemed to bother the British charts.
	1:54pm StringOFperils: Jeepers.
	1:54pm Gaylord Fields: @Brian in UK: The early 1970s were a time of huge chart discrepancy between the US and UK.
	1:56pm dan: Someone has to do a show on songs by American artists/bands that did well on the UK charts, but not in the US.
	🛒 1:56pm Franco Twinkie: iQue onda!
	1:56pm Gaylord Fields: @dan: I like that idea.
	1:57pm Dean: RIP Jorge Santana
	1:58pm StringOFperils: Ditto for Harry. Bless his heart.
	1:58pm KWilde: Gaylord hitting pretty hard this round
	1:58pm rw: Okay, 1972...
	1:58pm Cmurtha: I am going to say round 1,3 were Um, Pop and Country go to Gaylord. its hard to top this song..
	1:58pm Webhamster Henry: Harry hated "That's just the way the story goes".
	1:59pm dan: Nilsson just cinched it for Gaylord
	1:59pm βrian: That's one Nilsson that does nothing for me.
	2:00pm Dean: Shoulda sung, "It is what it is."
	2:00pm howard in nyc: Gaylord's strongest round so far. See if his fourth selection lands the knockout blow
	2:00pm Little Danny: Hey hi everybody
	2:00pm Webhamster Henry: Because I can't stop talking about me, I was in the chorus of the recent cover of "Without You" used as the credits song in "The Farewell" last year.
	2:01pm Dean: Even Neil Young can't obscure the raidiant triumph of The Raspberries.
	2:01pm doctorjazz: Heart of Gold high on score card was well... Rough round, UM.
	2:01pm howard in nyc: And Down Goes Uncle Mike! iirc, Mr. Young's only #1 hit
	2:01pm burke: I might just prefer the Boney M version UM played a while back
	2:02pm goes211: Wow! Just wow! UM better be on his A game coming up.
	2:02pm βrian: I began the day with raspberries. I'm inclined to stick with 'em.
	2:02pm dan: The difference in the part 2 Pop charts is that the 1971 songs have no lasting impact unlike the 1972 songs.
	2:03pm Stanley: May I join you all? Hi Uncle
	2:03pm Dean: Dr. Freud, why did I spell it "raidiant"?
	2:04pm howard in nyc: Michael is able to struggle to his feet and beat the count, and the bell chimes before Gaylord can do any further damage. 10-8 round to Gaylord, with the lead, two rounds apiece but 38-37 on the scorecard due to the extra knockdown
	2:04pm Wild Honey: THIS set Gaylord! <3 <3 so great
	2:04pm StringOFperils: The empiricism of the charts vs. the emotion stirred by memory is the title-match that can never be decided.
	2:06pm Cmurtha: I've been to the big Azerbaijan, we were not allowed to go near there...For reasons that are clear.
	2:06pm Webhamster Henry: The phrase is "He went all the way"
	🛒 2:07pm Franco Twinkie: Neil Young and Malo - The parking lot at my High School. End of discussion. Thank you.
	2:08pm The Oscar: Afternoon! Just tuning in, but "Pina Coladas and Longpig" just made my afternoon.
	2:08pm howard in nyc: I love every bit of this show, each and every set. Just wonderful fellas, thank you.
	2:08pm Cmurtha: Fortunes was your strongest in the set.
	2:10pm βrian: Help UM reach his goal; help the gibbon reach his gaol.
	2:11pm Cmurtha: Oh boy Orientalism
	2:14pm Jeff Golick: <obvious comment alert> Each DJs "voice" really comes through in these sets, it's uncanny. </oca>
	2:16pm βrian: Boy, the stream sure is bucking today.
	2:17pm Gaylord Fields: @Jeff Golick: I agree that we WFMU DJs do show our personalities no matter what songs we play or whatever restrictions we're given.
	2:18pm bigplanetnoise: Loving the show, UM!
	2:18pm βrian: Any idea who else is on vocals for Tanya?
	2:18pm prudy: yep, wondered if this was going to make the cut...
	2:18pm dougseidel: delta dawn - really makes me fell like 10 years old again wow
	2:19pm howard in nyc: in my dumb opinion, the Helen Reddy version of Delta Dawn is horrific, yet Tanya's is marvelous.
	2:19pm Gaylord Fields: @bigplanetnoise: Welcome! UM is doing the live engineering so I will greet you on his behalf.
	2:20pm StringOFperils: Helen Reddy's cover of this from the following year has eclipsed this version, in my memory. This TT original sounds infinitely superior. Thanks for playing it!
	2:20pm prudy: the stream is seriously screwed up....
	2:20pm Lizardner Dave !: I ADORE this show...but the stream drops are killing me. Might jump off and hit the rest on archive. Thanks for some top-notch work on the selections and judging everyone!
	2:21pm Spinning Giant: it IS All Hallows Eve...I can hear the Ghost(s) in the MACHINE!!!!
	2:21pm Spinning Giant: ya its dropping like flies at the first sign of frost...also, seasonally/climactically appropriate, depending where you live
	2:22pm Lizardner Dave !: Actually I'll try putting up the Twitch volume first and see if that holds.
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: sorry about the stream drops, everyone
	2:23pm Gaylord Fields: @Lizardner Dave!: Thanks for sticking with us amid the dropouts.
	2:23pm Spinning Giant: Sammi Smith killing this Kristofferson classic
	2:23pm howard in nyc: yeah, figured the Kris Kristofferson offering, sung by Sammi Smith would make a appearance. What a voice!
	2:24pm Spinning Giant: i'm staying for the bumpy ride, too... we need some of those overhead padded restraints you get on dem wacky rollercoaster thingamajigs the kids love these days
	2:24pm Spinning Giant: Loretta & Conway - DEADLY!
	2:25pm StringOFperils: If this contest were decided on the magnitude of hair, this would take it.
	2:27pm Cmurtha: I think UM has this country bout.
	2:28pm dan: @Cmurtha I think Jerry Reed put UM in the lead for country.
	2:29pm Gaylord Fields: @Cmurtha: "Amos Moses" has me searching for a white flag for this round.
	2:29pm Listener Gregory: Had to leave for a trip downtown for a while. Can't believe I missed TWO Al Greens. Also, "Go Down Gamblin'" is an inspired choice.
	2:29pm Webhamster Henry: ooo Amos Moses is a powerful blow!
	2:29pm StringOFperils: Yep. That geetar is one mean thing to go up against, Gaylord.
	2:30pm howard in nyc: Jerry Reed for the win. When You're Hot You're Hot would also have scored. Named him after a man of the cloth
	2:30pm Listener Gregory: That's all he got left, cause the alligator bit it. That should clinch it.
	2:30pm Spinning Giant: yes! bringing the soultry funktry fusion goodness - a whole round could be done just on that substrata of the spectrum...
	2:31pm unpopularfred: "groceries" and "Moses" is an interesting rhyme
	2:31pm Joe R.: yeah, that Jerry Reed was like a roundhouse right outta nowhere
	2:31pm howard in nyc: after five rounds, knotted up at 47-47, going into the final R&B round.
	2:32pm Lizardner Dave !: @Gaylord - if the show wasn't so damn good it wouldn't be so damn frustrating! That said the twitch is working for me so far without interruption.
	2:33pm Spinning Giant: Do you think Jerry Reed was influenced by Jim Ford...? Lord, I loves me some Jim Ford...
	2:34pm Webhamster Henry: "The listeners are the winners!"
	2:35pm howard in nyc: no losers in this fight
	2:35pm Webhamster Henry: Meanwhile: pledge!
	🛒 2:36pm Franco Twinkie: Okay!!
	2:37pm Cmurtha: I just had to check something, "The Backstabbers" which I heard far too often as a kid came out in 1972...Hmmm
	2:38pm Really Lisa: Gooooaaaallll! Nice!
	2:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: How ya doin' in there, Therese? Keeping hydrated? Tabulator isn't overheating?
	2:38pm StringOFperils: Right. Smiling Faces. Killer. This was when I figured out how to make an old tube radio pick up WLS at the top of Lake Superior. Total magic...this song, and WLS, not the electrical work.
	2:40pm Cmurtha: This song a similar sound to "Green Grass of Home", which is unexpected, but I dig it.
	2:40pm Therese: I'm hanging in there, Ken! But it is not easy, I got to tell you...
	🛒 2:40pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, you've got off the mat and and rabbit punched Gaylord!
	2:42pm StringOFperils: I told ya. UM, with the rope-a-dope. He ain't nearly done yet!
	2:43pm Listener Gregory: These two cuts have gone beyond my ken.
	2:43pm Gaylord Fields: @Franco Twinkie: I'm absorbing all these blows as part of my rope-a-dope strategy, but I feel like I still have a little in the tank for this final round.
	2:43pm StringOFperils: ....Gaylord's footwork is incredible though. Watch the feet, UM!
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: Not sure if you'd be wlling to share this intel, @UM and @Gaylord, but I'd be interested in learning how you did the chart research for this show -- resources used, e.g.
	2:46pm dan: Staple Singers puts UM up slightly.
	2:46pm Gaylord Fields: @dan: I do not know how I'm gonna come back from this Staple Singers song UM just walloped me with.
	2:47pm Listener Gregory: Ouch! UM killing with kindness—Pops Staples!
	2:47pm StringOFperils: Some kinda blinding New York shuffle coming up in the last half of this round. Gaylord's bluffing.
	2:47pm dan: @Gaylord Pops and Mavis are 2 obstacles to overcome
	2:48pm howard in nyc: Your saving grace, Gaylord, is he had to use the short version. The album cut of Respect Yourself would've been an immediate stoppage by the ref.
	2:48pm Gaylord Fields: @dan: You don't have to tell me.
	2:48pm Gaylord Fields: Boom!
	2:49pm StringOFperils: See! Even though he is haemorrhaging internally, he could still take UM out.
	2:49pm howard in nyc: Oh, aha. He countered the Staples Singers with…The Staple Singers!
	2:49pm Therese: Staple Singers two-fer!
	2:49pm Gaylord Fields: I told you I had a rope-a-dope strategy.
	2:49pm Spinning Giant: oh, that's a hot heavy knuckle the kidneys, Gaylord - OUCH! nice
	2:49pm Listener Gregory: Oh, hep me! This is too much.
	2:49pm Mr C: Put your pedal to metal Gaylord...
	2:49pm Webhamster Henry: A strong smack from Mr. Fields!
	2:50pm Gaylord Fields: @Mr C: I'm a lover AND a fighter!
	🛒 2:50pm Franco Twinkie: There's the charts, the street and what goes on in my head. Rarely do they meet. However, both of you have accurately recreated those two very fraught years for me. Thanks Guys - it's a draw.
	2:51pm Webhamster Henry: Who knows what other surprises are in Gaylord's little record box?
	2:51pm Mr C: you could drown in a sea of love!
	2:51pm Jeff Golick: I want to go to there.
	2:51pm Listener Gregory: It ain't over till the fat lady sings.
	2:51pm StringOFperils: Shoulda put money on this. Actually, shoulda made some money in the first place....
	2:51pm Spinning Giant: dunno W-hamster, but im guessing Unca's knees are starting to buckle, and the vision's gettin a little blurry...
	2:52pm Listener Gregory: My eyes are misting up at this.
	2:52pm Mr C: Bang!
	2:52pm Cmurtha: I was going to say that UM has it, but the Chi-Lites may give him the edge? I think this will be a solid draw needing a re-match.
	2:52pm Jeff Golick: Seventy-twoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh!
	2:53pm dan: Gaylord wins on rock, UM on country and as of now, I have to consider a draw on R&B.
	2:53pm Cmurtha: In total that is
	2:53pm StringOFperils: This is one of those slow-mo montages now, perspiration spattering gracefully at oblique angles off of UM's noggin....a la Raging Bull...flash bulbs going off.....silence.....
	2:54pm Mr C: Uncle Michael, no Ain't No Sunshine??
	2:54pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick I challenge you to a free-jazz throwdown. 1971 vs. 1972. I'll let you pick the year!
	2:55pm Jeff Golick: What year was Attica Blues?
	2:55pm Mr C: I 'd go free jazz
	2:55pm Listener Gregory: @Jeff, check earlier in the comments for the chart list info, etc.
	2:55pm Jeff Golick: OH, thanks @LG!
	2:55pm prudy: another great set....
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: I'm dead meat and I know it.
	2:56pm Mr C: Hit after hit, smash after smash! A tower of power!
	2:56pm Doug Schulkind: CONGRATS ON MAKING THE GOAL, UNCLE MICHAEL!
	2:56pm Listener Gregory: Oh boy. I'm thinking that whoever goes last wins this battle, due to the recency effect in choice.
	🛒 2:56pm Franco Twinkie: Forget about Michael. You have put your foot on my neck, Gaylord.
	2:56pm Spinning Giant: Spinner...ooooooooo....Winner
	2:57pm Spinning Giant: LG, absolutely - good point -
	2:57pm Gaylord Fields: @Franco Twinkie: Haha!!!
	2:57pm dan: The last song is gonna be Roberta Flack.
	2:57pm Jeff Golick: This Spinners isn't so much a song as it is a sonic monument, a giant slab of aural bluss.
	2:58pm Listener Gregory: Bluss is right. I wonder how long I could listen to just those guitar chords.
	2:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Maybe it'll be declared a tie and we can have some overtime.
	2:58pm Jeff Golick: Ok, then.
	2:58pm Webhamster Henry: Bryce vs Jesse Kaminsky ambient-off!
	2:59pm Gaylord Fields: I wish "I'll Be Around" just went on in perpetuity.
	2:59pm Spinning Giant: Ken fr HP - OH Yes!!!!! puh-leese!
	🛒 2:59pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, if this had gone to the rock place, you could have whipped his ass.
	🛒 2:59pm Phillippe Bastille: Crap looks like I missed a good one! Work! Grrr!
	2:59pm Listener Gregory: It is a brave artist who ends with their quietest material. That is true confidence.
	3:00pm Gaylord Fields: I began with the King and ended with the Queen.
	3:00pm dan: R&B is still difficult even with Aretha at the end.
	3:00pm Spinning Giant: Brilliant strategy Gaylord! I doff my cape to thee...
	3:01pm StringOFperils: I think these guys are just gonna hold onto each other in this clinch until the bell rings.
	3:01pm Listener Gregory: I give the R&B edge to 1972, though it's very close. I didn't hear all the country, but 1971 seems a bit better to me. Pop????
	3:02pm howard in nyc: It's a real nail biter, going to the scorecards. www.youtube.com...
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: Whole tone vibe gliss knockout!
	3:02pm Lizardner Dave !: Thanks again everyone!
	3:03pm chresti: Thanks UM and Gaylord!
	3:03pm Doug Schulkind: "I'll Be Around" every week!
	3:04pm howard in nyc: My unofficial card records it 3 rounds to 3, but Gaylord with two knock downs to one, edges out Uncle Michael, 57-56.
	3:04pm dan: Upon another look, I might have to put UM up on R&B. You can't beat "What's Going On" and "Respect Yourself".
	3:05pm howard in nyc: A thoroughly enjoyable three hours of radio
	3:05pm Jeff Golick: Thanks to all for the entertaining match-up!
	3:05pm StringOFperils: Popular music. Geez, what a blood-sport.
	3:05pm dan: You need to do a rematch next year. 1973 v. 1974. Thanks for a great show.
	3:06pm Doug Schulkind: REMATCH!!!!!! REMATCH!!!!!! REMATCH!!!!!!
	3:07pm listener Rey: Everybody wins!
	3:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Sounds good to me. Who's up for frosty chocolate milkshakes?
	3:07pm drew: Nineteen seventy-me!
	🛒 3:08pm Franco Twinkie: Therese - the Howard Cosell of WFMU.
	3:08pm Listener Gregory: If I had a show, I would definitely work against the listeners.
	3:09pm listener Rey: Oh snap! UM throws down a challenge
	3:09pm Doug Schulkind: "I'll Be Around Robin" every week.
	3:09pm Webhamster Henry: 1974 vs 1974 ! freeform.wfmu.org...
	🛒 3:09pm Franco Twinkie: Grudge match? Bring it on!
	3:10pm Cmurtha: Great show!
	3:10pm StringOFperils: Punch-drunk bravado. Set it up. The Thrilla in WFMUilla. We'll be here.
	3:10pm howard in nyc: @Webhamster Henry Nobody wins when it comes to 1974.
	3:10pm Listener Gregory: Thanks to Gaylord & Therèse and to UM for hosting the event. It is now in the archives for future generations to make up their own minds... and learn.
	3:10pm βrian: What was the decision?
	3:11pm chresti: Thanks Therese!
	🛒 3:11pm Franco Twinkie: Let's all go out for ice cream and call it a day. Thanks.
	3:11pm Gaylord Fields: Thank you all! This was so much fun!
	3:11pm StringOFperils: Thank you! Incredible. You buyin', Franco?
	3:11pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, UM and Gaylord! That was a ton o' fun!
	3:12pm Webhamster Henry: You guys have good massages now!
	3:12pm Doug Schulkind: BREAKING NEWS!! Julie and Dark Night of the Soul will be doing a special pop-up show tomorrow, 12-2pm!!
	3:12pm Therese: Yes, thank you all for your comments and your pledges!
	3:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Dark night of the full moon at noon Saturday. Thanks, gang!
	3:14pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 30, 2020

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October 30, 2020: Show #371 SPECIAL: "There are no losers."
(Uncle Michael & Gaylord Fields in a '71 v. '72 THROWDOWN! Celebrity judge: THERESE)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
FROM THE POP CHARTS, PART 1; GAYLORD "FROM THE POP CHARTS, PART 1; GAYLORD"
Elvis Presley	Burning Love "Burning Love" by "Elvis Presley"	single (b/w It’s A Matter Of Time)	RCA Victor	1972	(Chart peak: #2)	0:08:03 (Pop-up)
Todd Rundgren	I Saw the Light "I Saw the Light" by "Todd Rundgren"	single (b/w Marlene)	Bearsville	1972	(Chart peak: #16)	0:09:42 (Pop-up)
Carole King	Sweet Seasons "Sweet Seasons" by "Carole King"	single (b/w Pocket Money)	Ode	1972	(Chart peak: #9)	0:12:34 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Edwards	Sunshine "Sunshine" by "Jonathan Edwards"	single (b/w Emma)	Capricorn	1972	(Chart peak: #4)	0:15:40 (Pop-up)
FROM THE POP CHARTS, PART 1; UNCLE MICHAEL
Todd Rundgren	We Gotta Get You A Woman	single (b/w Baby, Let's Swing / The Last Thing You Said / Don't Tie My Hands)	Ampex	1971	(Chart peak: #20)	0:18:35 (Pop-up)
Rod Stewart With Faces	(I Know) I'm Losing You	single (b/w Mandolin Wind)	Mercury	1971	(Chart peak: #24)	0:21:05 (Pop-up)
The Grass Roots	Temptation Eyes "Temptation Eyes" by "The Grass Roots"	single (b/w Keepin' Me Down)	Dunhill/ABC	1971	(Chart peak: #15)	0:26:07 (Pop-up)
Barbra Streisand	Stoney End "Stoney End" by "Barbra Streisand"	single (b/w I'll Be Home)	Columbia	1971	(Chart peak: #6)	0:28:32 (Pop-up)

FROM THE C&W CHARTS, PART 1; UNCLE MICHAEL
Ray Price	For The Good Times "For The Good Times" by "Ray Price"	single (b/w Grazin' In Greener Pastures)	Columbia	1971	(Chart peak: #1 - 1 Week)	0:36:42 (Pop-up)
Buck Owens	Ruby (Are You Mad) "Ruby (Are You Mad)" by "Buck Owens"	single (b/w Heartbreak Mountain)	Capitol	1971	(Chart peak: #3)	0:40:03 (Pop-up)
Connie Smith	Just One Time "Just One Time" by "Connie Smith"	single (b/w Don't Walk Away)	RCA Victor	1971	(Chart peak: #2)	0:42:27 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Man In Black "Man In Black" by "Johnny Cash"	single (b/w Little Bit Of Yesterday)	Columbia	1971	(Chart peak: #3)	0:44:48 (Pop-up)
FROM THE C&W CHARTS, PART 1; GAYLORD "FROM THE C&W CHARTS, PART 1; GAYLORD"
Dolly Parton	Touch Your Woman "Touch Your Woman" by "Dolly Parton"	single (b/w Mission Chapel Memories)	RCA Victor	1972	(Chart peak: #6)	0:47:38 (Pop-up)
I Take It On Home	Charlie Rich "Charlie Rich" by "I Take It On Home"	single (b/w Peace On You)	Epic	1972	(Chart peak: #6)	0:50:12 (Pop-up)
Connie Smith	If It Ain't Love (Let's Leave It Alone)	single (b/w Living Without You)	RCA Victor	1972	(Chart peak: #7)	0:53:01 (Pop-up)
Loretta Lynn	One's On The Way "One's On The Way" by "Loretta Lynn"	single (b/w Kinfolks Holler)	Decca	1972	(Chart peak: #1 - 2 Weeks (Here In Topeka))	0:56:48 (Pop-up)

FROM THE R&B CHARTS, PART 1; GAYLORD "FROM THE R&B CHARTS, PART 1; GAYLORD"
Al Green	Let's Stay Together "Let's Stay Together" by "Al Green"	single (b/w Tomorrow’s Dream)	Hi	1972	(Chart peak: #1 - 9 Weeks)	1:05:25 (Pop-up)
Betty Wright	Clean Up Woman "Clean Up Woman" by "Betty Wright"	single (b/w I’ll Love You Forever )	Alston	1972	(Chart peak: #2 (December 25, 1971) )	1:07:10 (Pop-up)
Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose	Too Late To Turn Back Now	single (b/w Lift Your Love Higher)	United Artists	1972	(Chart peak: #5)	1:09:50 (Pop-up)
The Family Stone	Sly & Family Affair	single (b/w Luv N’ Haight)	Epic	1972	(Chart peak: #1 - 5 Weeks)	1:15:38 (Pop-up)
FROM THE R&B CHARTS, PART 1; UNCLE MICHAEL
Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose	Treat Her Like A Lady	single (b/w Over At My Place)	United Artists	1971	(Chart peak: #20)	1:16:40 (Pop-up)
Marvin Gaye	What's Going On "What's Going On" by "Marvin Gaye"	single (b/w God Is Love)	Tamla	1971	(Chart peak: #1 - 5 Weeks)	1:19:14 (Pop-up)
The Chi-Lites	Have You Seen Her "Have You Seen Her" by "The Chi-Lites"	single (b/w Yes I'm Ready (If I Don't Get To Go))	Brunswick	1971	(Chart peak: #1 - 2 Weeks)	1:22:59 (Pop-up)
Al Green	Tired Of Being Alone "Tired Of Being Alone" by "Al Green"	single (b/w Get Back Baby)	Hi	1971	(Chart peak: #7)	1:27:55 (Pop-up)

FROM THE POP CHARTS, PART 2; UNCLE MICHAEL
The Fortunes	Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again	single (b/w I Gotta Dream)	Capitol	1971	(Chart peak: #15)	1:37:27 (Pop-up)
Wadsworth Mansion	Sweet Mary "Sweet Mary" by "Wadsworth Mansion"	single (b/w What's On Tonight)	Sussex	1971	(Chart peak: #7)	1:40:00 (Pop-up)
The Buoys	Timothy "Timothy" by "The Buoys"	single (b/w It Feels Good)	Scepter	1971	(Chart peak: #17)	1:42:35 (Pop-up)
Blood, Sweat & Tears	Go Down Gamblin'	single (b/w Valentine's Day)	Columbia	1971	(Chart peak: #32)	1:45:16 (Pop-up)
FROM THE POP CHARTS, PART 2; GAYLORD "FROM THE POP CHARTS, PART 2; GAYLORD"
The Raspberries	Go All The Way "Go All The Way" by "The Raspberries"	single (b/w With You In My Life)	Capitol	1972	(Chart peak: #5 )	1:48:09 (Pop-up)
Malo	Suavecito "Suavecito" by "Malo"	single (b/w Nena)	Warner Bros.	1972	(Chart peak: #18)	1:51:15 (Pop-up)
Nilsson	Without You "Without You" by "Nilsson"	single (b/w Gotta Get Up)	RCA Victor	1972	(Chart peak: #1 - 4 Weeks)	1:54:35 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Heart Of Gold "Heart Of Gold" by "Neil Young"	single (b/w Sugar Mountain (live))	Reprise	1972	(Chart peak: #1 - 1 Week)	1:57:49 (Pop-up)

FROM THE C&W CHARTS, PART 2; GAYLORD "FROM THE C&W CHARTS, PART 2; GAYLORD"
Buck Owens	Made In Japan "Made In Japan" by "Buck Owens"	single (b/w Black Texas Dirt)	Capitol	1972	(Chart peak: #1 - 1 Week)	2:07:54 (Pop-up)
Tammy Wynette	My Man (Understands)	single (b/w Things I Love To Do)	Epic	1972	(Chart peak: #1 - 1 Week)	2:10:24 (Pop-up)
George Jones	We Can Make It "We Can Make It" by "George Jones"	single (b/w One Of These Days)	Epic	1972	(Chart peak: #6)	2:13:18 (Pop-up)
Tanya Tucker	Delta Dawn "Delta Dawn" by "Tanya Tucker"	single (b/w I Love The Way He Loves Me)	Columbia	1972	(Chart peak: #6)	2:15:09 (Pop-up)
FROM THE C&W CHARTS, PART 2; UNCLE MICHAEL
Sammi Smith	Help Me Make It Through The Night	single (b/w When Michael Calls)	Mega	1971	(Chart peak: #1 - 3 Weeks)	2:18:46 (Pop-up)
Loretta Lynn (With Conway Twitty)	Lead Me On	single (b/w Four Glass Walls)	Decca	1971	(Chart peak: #1 - 1 Week)	2:21:12 (Pop-up)
Charley Pride	Kiss An Angel Good Morning	single (b/w No One Could Ever Take Me From You)	RCA Victor	1971	(Chart peak: #1 - 5 Weeks)	2:23:34 (Pop-up)
Jerry Reed	Amos Moses "Amos Moses" by "Jerry Reed"	single (b/w The Preacher And The Bear)	RCA Victor	1971	(Chart peak: #9)	2:25:33 (Pop-up)

FROM THE R&B CHARTS, PART 2; UNCLE MICHAEL
The Undisputed Truth	Smiling Faces Sometimes	single (b/w You Got The Love I Need)	Gordy	1971	(Chart peak: #2)	2:32:53 (Pop-up)
Candi Staton	He Called Me Baby "He Called Me Baby" by "Candi Staton"	single (b/w What Would Be Ciome Of Me )	Fame	1971	(Chart peak: #9)	2:36:06 (Pop-up)
Jackie Moore	Precious, Precious "Precious, Precious" by "Jackie Moore"	single (b/w Willpower)	Atlantic	1971	(Chart peak: #12)	2:39:24 (Pop-up)
The Staple Singers	Respect Yourself	single (b/w You're Gonna Make Me Cry)	Stax	1971	(Chart peak: #2)	2:42:41 (Pop-up)
FROM THE R&B CHARTS, PART 2; GAYLORD "FROM THE R&B CHARTS, PART 2; GAYLORD"
The Staple Singers	I'll Take You There	single (b/w I’m Just Another Soldier)	Stax	1972	(Chart peak: #1 - 4 Weeks)	2:46:07 (Pop-up)
The Chi-Lites	Oh Girl "Oh Girl" by "The Chi-Lites"	single (b/w Being In Love)	Brunswick	1972	(Chart peak: #1 - 2 Weeks )	2:49:23 (Pop-up)
The Spinners	I'll Be Around "I'll Be Around" by "The Spinners"	single (b/w How Could I Let You Get Away)	Atlantic	1972	(Chart peak: #1 - 5 Weeks)
Aretha Franklin	Day Dreaming "Day Dreaming" by "Aretha Franklin"	single (b/w I’ve Been Loving You Too Long)	Atlantic	1972	(Chart peak: #1 - 2 Weeks)	2:55:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm Lizardner Dave !: I have joined the event as Facebook decreed I should.
	12:01pm burke: I had always thought of myself as a '72 kind of guy, but I'll keep an open mind.
	12:01pm dan: And let the face off begin.
	12:03pm chresti: Hi dinks!
	12:03pm spodiodi: aloha, Uncle Michael and Gaylord Fields! aloha, hinksters and dinksters too!
	12:03pm Woo: I lean '71 but like @burke, I will keep an open mind.
	12:03pm Therese: I would like to state, for the record, that I have no preference between 1971 and 1972. YET!!
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Go humans, go!
	12:03pm Really Lisa: Ready for the throwing down. Hello UM and all.
	🛒 12:04pm Brian in UK: Hello Uncle & Gaylord (rarely get to hear you in real time)
	12:04pm Rich in Washington: Hey Uncle Michael and Gaylord!
	12:05pm StringOFperils: An impartial court. I like it already.
	12:05pm spodiodi: I'm with 1971! all other 1972 doesn't matter. (seriously)
	12:05pm listener Rey: I lean towards 72 myself but go on and change my mind
	12:05pm spodiodi: aloha, Therese!
	🛒 12:05pm WR: I have an open mind on this matter. In fact I even entertain the possibility that neither year is deserving of the appellation.
	12:05pm Listener Gregory: The whole human angle here is unnerving. Surely there is an algorithm we could rely on to tell us what we should believe.
	12:05pm Doug Schulkind: In the words of the immortal Flounder, "Oh boy, this is great!"
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: @Doug Schulkind: Lovely show today! Was in a coma until the coffee just now kicked in, or woulda been on the chat.
	🛒 12:06pm Brian in UK: Big quiet from where I am sitting.
	12:06pm rw: Good morning! You know, there would never have been a 1972 without a 1971. Just saying.
	12:07pm howard in nyc: Graduated high school in 74, I know these years well. Have enjoyed Gaylord's prior evidence supporting his claim 1972 is the best year ever; looking forward to Uncle Michael's retort
	12:07pm Cmurtha: MORTAL KOMBAT TIME. Hello everyone.
	12:07pm Listener Gregory: I have no idea whatsoever when music came out. Even in 1971 I had no idea that the music was being produced in 1971.
	12:07pm Listening Out There: FYI, the shirt is coming in just fine...
	12:07pm Dean: Therese is a notary, but I am a votary. Let me know if you need one.
	12:08pm StringOFperils: Rock 'em Sock 'em Throw-bots!!
	12:08pm KWilde: Looking forward
	12:08pm melinda: Hi gang! I was seriously confused to hear only Gaylord and Therese upon tuning in, now that I understand I'm excited!
	12:08pm Listening Out There: ...the level on the beard needs adjusting, though...
	12:09pm prudy: what did Gaylord say? re source?
	🛒 12:09pm WR: Final results the judgment of Therese.
	12:09pm Mr C: Gaylord vs. Uncle Mike! My heading is spinning but my soul is winning! Hit that thing..
	12:09pm Listener Gregory: Oh boy.
	12:10pm howard in nyc: Hunk-A Hunk-A Burning Love!
	12:10pm Doug Schulkind: My brain is flaming. I don't know which way to go, Uncle Michael or Gaylor?!
	12:10pm dan: Burnin Love is a more steady version of Bob Dylan's Absolutely Sweet Marie.
	12:10pm Mr C: Gaylord with a haymaker in the first round!
	12:10pm Therese: Gaylord choices were selected from the WABC Top 100 of 1972, while Uncle Michael relied on the Billboard charts
	12:10pm Roberto: Hunk-a-Unka-Michael!
	12:11pm Gaylord Fields: For the Pop selections, my primary source was the WABC Top 100 Songs of 1972, somewhat supplemented by Billboard.
	12:12pm goes211: Out of the gate strong!
	12:12pm Roberto: Well I'm sold. '72 FTW.
	12:12pm prudy: thanks Therese...
	12:13pm Listener Gregory: Based on this, Gaylord is going to win my vote, because I listened to WABC in 1972. Sorry, UM!
	12:13pm Therese: Yeah, Uncle Michael has his work cut out for him...
	12:13pm prudy: thanks Gaylord..
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Welcome everybody! I'm spinning plates here...so if I seem distant, I am!
	🛒 12:13pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I graduated from high school in 72 so this time it's personal!
	🛒 12:13pm Brian in UK: Who cares. It is POP music and that is enough for this premise.
	🛒 12:13pm dutchtheo: Hello Uncle Michael and Gaylord and The Hinky Dinky Rumble, undecided!
	12:13pm StringOFperils: UM, with da rope-a-dope. Watch and see.
	12:15pm howard in nyc: For those scoring at home, (or if you are alone), www.musicradio77.com... en.wikipedia.org...
	12:16pm howard in nyc: and for 1971: en.wikipedia.org...
	12:16pm Dean: Seems to me the way to handle this is to do a month-by-month comparison. So, January '71 or '72? February? Then tally and proclaim a winner. This avoids the likely scenario in which one song one year KO's all the songs from the other.
	12:16pm Really Lisa: Coulda been waving to Listener Gregory for all I know. WABC on the dial, front seat of mom's station wagon in 1972. Gonna be tough.
	12:17pm dan: 90% of Carole King's hits came from "Tapestry". This is one of the 10%.
	12:18pm Gaylord Fields: My pop sensibilities were strongly shaped by WABC.
	12:18pm howard in nyc: The Carole King selection, clearly an attempt to neutralize the '71 release of Tapestry. A good move, but will be easily countered by Uncle Michael, i anticipate.
	12:19pm Roberto: Ooh I love Sunshine!
	12:19pm Gaylord Fields: @howard: Probably by Carole King herself.
	12:19pm melinda: @howard haha
	12:19pm Michael 98145: Friday on my mind
	12:19pm melinda: Sunshine is a strong one
	12:19pm Dean: I bought Tapestry for the first time a couple years ago, even though I heard it when it first arrived. Making the purchase I asked the clerk at the record store, a guy my age, "Have you ever heard of this?" He looked at me like I was nuts.
	12:19pm melinda: 1971 was my year of birth but I'm keeping an open mind
	12:20pm Doug Schulkind: Tapestry maybe have been the first whole-album swoon for me.
	12:21pm Listener Gregory: The lyrics of "Sunshine" are not entirely coherent. I used to try to make sense of it at the time and never did.
	12:21pm KWilde: Runt!
	12:21pm Joe R.: Dueling Rundgrens?
	12:21pm Cmurtha: Sunshine was always a song I always had a weird vibe with. Was on the radio in the 90s as lot when I was a kid. I always felt it was annoying, yet, I always liked it if enough time passed between hearings.
	12:21pm Listener Gregory: It's Rundgren v. Rundgren
	12:21pm Lizardner Dave !: 1972 was kindergarten for me, aka my entrance into THEIR INSTITUTIONAL LEARNING FACILITIES! So 1971 personally was probably better.
	12:22pm Dean: My first whole-album swoon? Meet the Beatles? Something New? Hair soundtrack? Zubin Mehta conducting LA Philharmonic, Holst's The Planets?
	12:22pm Listener Gregory: @Cmurtha: exactly. It was overplayed.
	🛒 12:22pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I loved Tapestry back then but have grown tired of it, probably from hearing it too much. But I never get tired of Todd. Some people think this song is offensive to women and yeah, the narrator is kind of a jerk. But I love how it ends with the quiet "... and when we're done with you, we're gonna get me one too." Showing he's kind of a blowhard.
	12:23pm Woo: Something/Anything is better than Runt but We Gotta Get You A Woman is better than I Saw The Light. In. My. Opinion.
	12:24pm Artie: Love so many things about this Todd song, but the line "they may be stupid, but they sure are fun" isn't one of them.
	12:24pm prudy: love me early Rod...and the Faces? absolutely!
	12:24pm dan: Ian McLagan was such an underrated keyboardist. Sadly missed.
	12:24pm Dean: My other dream last week: I met Rod Stewart just prior to joining Faces, but I remained in the here and now of 2020. Accordingly, I told him how great his career was going to be.
	🛒 12:24pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Prudy I"m there with you. Rod was so great.
	12:24pm howard in nyc: The Temptations? NO -- Rod Stewart's wonderful cover!
	12:25pm Listener Gregory: Looking at the chart numbers is always baffling, because what 23 songs that week were better than this Rod Stewart classic? And what 15 songs were better than "I Saw the Light"? None, that's what.
	12:25pm Gaylord Fields: Neither of us knew the other's selections at the time of selection. I still don't know his selections until I hear each one.
	12:25pm Artie: Strong.
	12:26pm Dean: UM could flip this record right over and keep going.
	12:27pm Dean: Good thing nobody's doing '75, 'cuz you play Metal Machine Music and it's all over.
	12:27pm prudy: Gaylord: that makes it even more intersting...
	12:28pm prudy: channel switching going on..
	12:28pm dan: The stream just went out.
	12:29pm Artie: Streaming Rod again.... (and now Grass Roots)
	12:29pm howard in nyc: love the bass line on Temptation Eyes
	12:29pm dan: Saw The Grass Roots live in the Happy Together show. Rob Grill died 3 days later.
	12:31pm Gaylord Fields: That Grass Roots song is an uppercut to my chin.
	12:31pm KWilde: My favorite on Something Anything was Couldn't I Just Tell You
	🛒 12:32pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: KWilde - I agree, that's the best.
	12:32pm Roberto: Is this a Laura Nyro song or is Babs just trying to sound like Laura Nyro here?
	12:32pm prudy: KWilde: agreed...
	12:32pm Gaylord Fields: Nyro cover
	🛒 12:32pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: It's a Laura Nyro song
	12:32pm howard in nyc: The great Laura Nyro penned that wonderful tune
	12:32pm Dean: It's Laura, and gosh bless Babs for promoting it. She does a few Nyro tunes on the album.
	12:33pm Pedro in Arlington: If Nixon wins again this time, Agnew is a cinch in '76.
	12:34pm Roberto: I've met Babs's ex a few times. Cool dude.
	12:35pm prudy: where is voting happening? though don't think I can do it...
	12:35pm howard in nyc: Very even round, but a late Streisand/Nyro flurry and Michael takes a close first round, 10-9
	12:36pm Woo: Round One to Michael.
	🛒 12:37pm Franco Twinkie: Michael. When I was 17 I went with a bunch of kids from school to the Troubadour on a rainy night to seethe Mark-Almond Band. Jonathan Edwards was the opening act. We got very stoned driving over. I was me and another guy and four girls. I started going to the dark place even before we got there. I was so into my own personal hell. The first thing I did when we got inside was burn my mouth with a scalding hot cup of tea. When Jonathan Edwards started singing Sunshine I was barley holding on. Lots of things happened after that, but that song always puts me in a state. I'm glad I missed it.
	12:39pm Listener Gregory: At this rate, neither man is going to be standing by the third round. Simultaneous knockout?
	12:40pm dan: A country song that could also pass as a soul one.
	12:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, UM and all-star panel of special guests. ⭐ That sounds like a good one to call in to Marty's show, Franco.
	🛒 12:41pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks for the idea Ken!
	12:42pm dan: Whenever I think of Streisand, I always think of The Nanny, because Fran always views her as a Goddess.
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: How's everyone doing? AM I WINNING! More importantly, AM I MAKING MY PLEDGE GOAL?
	12:44pm melinda: Good story Franco
	🛒 12:45pm Franco Twinkie: Hey Melinda!
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: How do the three voices sound? Mix ok?
	12:46pm ike_p: greetings and good day uncle michael, gaylord, therese, and of course awesome listners. loving the concept and reality of this throwdown :)
	12:47pm Joe R.: did Stashu’s show start early?
	12:47pm StringOFperils: I dunno, for me, both of you have burst spleens already, Sunshine countered by Temptation Eyes. Personal history, but there you go.
	12:47pm howard in nyc: Gaylord was clipping or something a little bit, not too badly, otherwise good
	12:47pm ike_p: coming through loud and clear over the live stream, need headphones though
	12:49pm Joe R.: I’ve always loved this song because there’s not enough secret origin songs in pop music
	12:49pm dan: 1971 seems to incorporated some of the 60s sound, but 1972 began a new era of music styling.
	12:49pm prudy: never heard this Cash tune...pretty great...
	12:51pm ike_p: johnny_cash_rainbow_suit.jpg file not found
	12:51pm Doug Schulkind: Dolly is virtually a deal sealer.
	12:52pm βrian: Reminds me of that NYker cartoon. A couple laying in bed and she says, "Touch anywhere to begin."
	12:52pm Gaylord Fields: Doug, that's why I used her as my Rickey Henderson leadoff batter!
	12:52pm Cmurtha: Even with Dolly I feel like being up against Ray Price+Johny Cash may be an uphill battle, but we will see
	12:52pm dan: Here's a Carnac done by Rich Little impersonating Johnny Carson on David Letterman's show: A home run and a triple, a catcher's glove and a pitcher's glove and Dolly Parton Name 2 hits, 2 mitts and 2 (fill in the blank)
	12:53pm Doug Schulkind: @Gaylord The first argument I ever had with Jessie, on one of our first dates: I called Rickey a "cancer in the clubhouse." Jessie called him a unique genius artist of the game." I lost the fight, but won the grand prize.
	12:54pm Jeff Golick: Charlie has taken it on home.
	12:54pm Cmurtha: The cut out there was pretty 10/10 Charlie Rich to Afro-Caribean was comic.
	12:54pm Mr C: Two blockbusters from G!
	12:54pm jmd: Whoa, never noticed that breakdown in Take It On Home before?
	12:55pm dan: @jmd That's from the alternate version.
	12:55pm StringOFperils: This round is going well for Gaylord, even with the stream outage. The Silver Fox will not be silenced.
	12:55pm burke: @Doug I think you were both right
	12:55pm Gaylord Fields: Mr C: I knew I had to come in hard against UM!
	12:56pm doctorjazz: Gets me anxious, no fisticuffs, please!
	12:59pm βrian: Was that a strategic "Topeka?"
	12:59pm Cmurtha: Hmmm I think round 1 went to UM, but the country round I think Gaylord got it. I had my doubts, but I think its been carried.
	12:59pm howard in nyc: I wasn't big on Connie Smith, but I liked this tune a lot. KRAK-AM country radio, Sacramento, when the college or SF stations wouldn't come in.
	12:59pm Gaylord Fields: @βrian: How could I not?
	1:01pm Cmurtha: Ah, Classic Loretta Lynn pretending too hard to appeal to white Trash. Great song nonetheless..
	1:01pm Woo: Agree with @Cmurtha
	1:01pm Mark Hurst: Hi, Michael & Gaylord!
	1:01pm Cmurtha: She really overstepped the bound on that closing line.
	1:02pm howard in nyc: Gaylord was a bit shaken by the Man in Black, but with Loretta Lynn just before the bell, steals the round 10-9.
	1:04pm Mark Hurst: and Therese!
	1:04pm StringOFperils: Yes! Gotta call my bookie.
	1:04pm melinda: Hahaha, points for that joke UM
	1:05pm βrian: Was Therese sworn in in the dark of night?
	1:05pm melinda: I was won over to 1971 with the Buck Owens
	1:05pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Mark Hurst!
	1:07pm StringOFperils: Oooooffff. A haymaker.
	1:07pm βrian: Oh my, I do love the Rev.
	1:07pm dan: 1972 is off to a nice start.
	1:07pm Doug Schulkind: I like this song when sung by my president.
	🛒 1:08pm Brian in UK: Gaylord. Roger McGuinn does a great cover of Peace on You on his second solo album.
	1:09pm jmd: Hard to top this song or this album. So, so great.
	1:10pm Kat: It’s all just so wonderful! I call you all winners!
	1:10pm βrian: I think it would be much easier to get through the day if I had backing horns.
	1:10pm howard in nyc: So much depth in soul/R&B both years. Huge challenge for our two competitors to pick only eight
	1:11pm StringOFperils: Whatever happens at this point, it's a solid win for us.
	1:11pm Webhamster Henry: Voting for Clean Up Woman.
	1:11pm burke: @Brian you would never lose an argument!
	1:12pm Jeff Golick: Now and forever: twitter.com...
	1:13pm chresti: Clean Up Woman, yes.
	🛒 1:13pm Brian in UK: @βrian Brian Eno once said 'all you need are backing vocals and Oyster sauce.' Wise words!!
	1:13pm βrian: Ah, but I wouldn't even have to argue, just softly persuade.
	1:13pm melinda: 1972 coming in strong!
	1:13pm Doug Schulkind: Oh oh oh oh! This track used to spectacular fashion by Spike Lee in BlacKkKlansmen.
	1:14pm howard in nyc: I would not be a bit surprised if we hear Betty Wright's Clean Up Woman a second time, it charted both years
	1:14pm Jeff Golick: Is this the same version in BlacKkKlansman?
	1:14pm Gaylord Fields: @howard in nyc: Yes! UM can also claim it. Its hit status straddled both years.
	1:15pm prudy: Gaylord...you got it for this selection...
	1:16pm Jeff Golick: Oh damn.
	1:17pm chresti: When did Want Ads come out? Also, Band Of Gold?
	1:17pm Webhamster Henry: Gaylord with a series of powerful cuts!
	1:17pm StringOFperils: Polishing up the trophy for you for you Gaylord. Thank you Sylvester Stewart for....simply existing.
	1:17pm dan: I saw Rose Stone live when she was a backup singer for Elton John.
	1:17pm prudy: what's the early 70's without Sly?
	1:18pm Gaylord Fields: @StringOFperils: I refuse to get complacent. UM is the comeback king!
	1:18pm dan: @prudy A less funky era.
	1:18pm howard in nyc: And with Sly and the Family Stone, Galyord scores the first knock down of the bout! Just a flash knock down, UM is immediately on his feet, shaking his head to indicate he was not hurt, and he has plenty with which to answer.
	1:19pm βrian: The pandemic lunch burritos where excellent, by the way. A little sauté of jalapeños, with onions, zuccs, and toasted cumin. Had to make do with goat cheese, but it was fine, wrapped in a big whole wheat tortilla.
	1:19pm StringOFperils: Here comes the horseshoe inside the glove.
	1:19pm Jeff Golick: Twist!
	1:20pm Roberto: This song has a great groove but the lyrics are regressive AF.
	1:20pm dan: Are you kidding? The 3rd pairing today.
	1:20pm Gaylord Fields: I told you this ain't over by a long shot. I am keeping on my toes with this opponent.
	1:21pm howard in nyc: And he comes back with the correct Cornelius Brothers tune (I never liked Too Late to Turn Back Now, probably too much AM airplay, and too much airplay by my little sister). Melodic counterpoint bass line on Treat Her Like a Lady.
	1:21pm Webhamster Henry: Reading howard/nyc in Howard Cosell's voice.
	1:21pm Gaylord Fields: @Roberto: "Strange as it seems..." indeed!
	1:22pm Cmurtha: OH YOU WON
	1:22pm Cmurtha: UM THIS SHOULD COUNT AS CHEATING, COME ON
	1:22pm howard in nyc: Cosell giving running commentary on my life would be almost as good as backing horns
	1:22pm dan: Let's Stay Together vs. What's Going On. I might have to call a draw.
	1:23pm StringOFperils: Immovable object meets irresistible force. Oweee.
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: If this is cheating....what's AL GREEN?
	1:23pm Therese: And Al Green ISN'T cheating?!
	1:23pm melinda: this is much fun
	1:23pm βrian: An intervention?
	1:23pm Gaylord Fields: Hell yeah, Al Green is dirty pool!
	1:24pm Doug Schulkind: And Gaylord is staggered! Will he can he recover?!
	1:24pm βrian: Ah, that's just a little algae.
	1:24pm howard in nyc: Your everything, your anything, and your Get Down thang!
	1:25pm Gaylord Fields: My trainer is reaching for the smelling salts here.
	1:25pm dan: Next time, take the songs from the bubbling under charts (100 and lower). Make it an even playing field.
	1:26pm Cmurtha: as much as I like Al-Green What's Going on as an album/song is just dropping and H-Bomb. UM with a hard come back on this one.
	1:26pm Spinning Giant: I dunno...just on the strength of Marvin's all-time classic opus, this could be a clearcut decision this round... Never get tired of hearing that song, that whole record... It would still be ground-breaking if released today
	1:26pm Cmurtha: AH ANOTHER BANGER
	1:26pm melinda: @Cmurtha I concur
	1:26pm StringOFperils: Okay now, UM's called in divine intervention, that ain't fair.
	1:26pm howard in nyc: The body shots of Marvin Gaye drove Gaylord to the ropes, but he clinched, ref broke them, and he survived the onslaught. But still plenty left in this round.
	1:26pm Webhamster Henry: The R&B is strong with this padawan.
	🛒 1:26pm Alvy Singer: That fuzz guitar on the Chi-Lites song is just gonzo.
	1:26pm Lane Gray: I forget: am I automatically renewing, or do I need to give again?
	1:27pm βrian: The Orange Thing would just take a magic marker and change the date on the label.
	1:28pm howard in nyc: The doo-wop harmonies of the Chi-Lites are wonderful
	1:29pm chresti: This something I sang along with when I was 13.
	1:30pm chresti: Or 14, depending what month it came out.
	1:31pm βrian: Now, this Al is a fatal blow, in my book. I swoon.
	1:32pm rw: '71 pulling into the lead, I think...
	1:32pm burke: A lockdown anthem
	1:32pm StringOFperils: Bon chance, Therese.
	1:33pm Woo: Giving this round to Michael but just barely. He had the better Cornelius Brothers despite regressive lyrics.
	1:33pm Maggie B.: Hey Gaylord, did you get your early 70s 45s from the record store on 98th and Broadway? I don't remember the name of the store, it was tiny and the 45s were .72 cents, sound familiar?
	1:34pm howard in nyc: UM floors Gaylord with Falsetto Al Green! But the ref has to chase UM to a neutral corner and starts his count late, Gaylord is saved by the proverbial bell! He only has a minute to shake the cobwebs, but because of his early knockdown, UM takes a 10-9 round, establishing a thin 29-28 margin after three rounds.
	1:36pm howard in nyc: yeah, UM wants to play Family Affair i bet
	1:37pm howard in nyc: Christmas time, cause my dear sister gave it to me for Xmas!
	1:37pm prudy: minutae
	1:37pm Cmurtha: UM does not need to rules lawyer he won that one.
	1:37pm howard in nyc: Judges clearly have been 'hired' by Don King
	🛒 1:37pm Brian in UK: Pedants rule?
	1:38pm Gaylord Fields: @Maggie B.: West Side Records on 98th Street is absolutely where I bought my singles in the early 70s — and yes, 72 cents!!!
	1:38pm Kat: Uncle Michael is my Uncle Michael!
	1:40pm Maggie B.: Thank you!! It was driving me crazy that I couldn't remember the name of the place. Do you remember the manager Sergio?
	🛒 1:40pm Franco Twinkie: Good one!
	1:41pm Spinning Giant: this is the best - UM & GF - you should do this every month! or at least quarterly... :D>--<
	1:41pm StringOFperils: Wow, I forgot all about this song...because I'm old enough to do that.
	1:41pm Cmurtha: This was a song I did not hear until a few years ago, and I must say I felt cheated. Why this was not on all the "classic" radio stations is beyond me.
	1:41pm dan: The lead singer of The Fortunes reminds me of a higher pitched version of David Clayton-Thomas.
	🛒 1:41pm Brian in UK: What year did C&W become Country?
	1:42pm Jeff Golick: Kind of an intense period of good music when Aretha doesn't make the cut.
	1:44pm Therese: @Jeff- we're only halfway through!
	1:44pm Therese: I reserve the right to deduct points for lack of Aretha.
	1:44pm Jeff Golick: True true -- I guess I was looking for her in the R&B section. Standing by!
	1:44pm Woo: I grew up in Providence and Wadsworth Mansion made it big outta Providence. So this got a LOT of airplay. Although the band was named for a mansion in Connecticut.
	1:45pm otto: this is super show!!
	1:45pm howard in nyc: Man, I haven't heard Sweet Mary in i bet 40 years.
	1:45pm howard in nyc: Oh, Timothy! The greatest pop tune ever about cannibalism!
	1:46pm Webhamster Henry: The Timothy origin story is funny!
	1:46pm StringOFperils: Sweet Mary went to #5 in Canada, but I swear it got no airplay in the market where I lived.....but then, I was deeply engrossed in The Yes Album. Hmmm.
	1:46pm Gaylord Fields: @Maggie B.: I think about him and that place fondly all the time! It shaped who I am today! I'm so happy you're here, and that you directly connected this show to the place I bought the actual records!
	1:46pm Cmurtha: I only heard this song this year. I think UM should get bonus points. Cannibalism is on theme for the Holiday.
	1:46pm Webhamster Henry: "Timothy was a mule" <<< spin
	1:47pm howard in nyc: "joe was looking at you; God what did we do!"
	1:47pm ike_p: ok, could someone be kind enough to inform this ignorant listner what the billboard charts were in 71/72? like, aside from pop r&b and country - i can see what they are now and what's no longer a chart but not that specific info...thank you
	1:48pm savid selim: miles davis on the corner (1972)
	1:48pm Webhamster Henry: "The baby didn't die until we used up all our wood. Considering we ate her raw, she tasted pretty good!" -- Nat'l Lampoon's Lemmings
	1:48pm dan: And here's the real David Clayton Thomas by coincidence.
	1:49pm Maggie B.: @Gaylord - yes! I thought of it the second "Family Affair" came on - vivid memory of stampeding to West Side Records to get that record and others with Xmas money.
	1:49pm Gaylord Fields: Spoiler alert: I have no songs about cannibalism or mules (not even in the country set).
	1:50pm Dean: Songs About Cannibalism or Mules? Talking Heads, right?
	1:51pm Cmurtha: Oh Gaylord, J.A just soured me on Eric Carmen earlier today... But God damn what a great song.
	1:51pm doctorjazz: Raspberries, rough one to top...
	1:51pm dan: Sorry UM, but the Raspberries automatically puts Gaylord ahead of you.
	1:51pm Webhamster Henry: Ohh strong one Gaylord! featuring a half sized A section!
	1:51pm Dean: This is what I was talking about earlier. On the basis of Raspberries alone, Gaylord wins.
	1:52pm Woo: In 1972 I saw the Raspberries open for Blood Sweat & Tears at the Providence Civic Center, now known as the Dunkin Donuts Center.
	1:53pm Webhamster Henry: We saw the terrible Dark Shadows Tim Burton movie based on this being in the soundtrack.
	🛒 1:54pm Brian in UK: So many of these hits never seemed to bother the British charts.
	1:54pm StringOFperils: Jeepers.
	1:54pm Gaylord Fields: @Brian in UK: The early 1970s were a time of huge chart discrepancy between the US and UK.
	1:56pm dan: Someone has to do a show on songs by American artists/bands that did well on the UK charts, but not in the US.
	🛒 1:56pm Franco Twinkie: iQue onda!
	1:56pm Gaylord Fields: @dan: I like that idea.
	1:57pm Dean: RIP Jorge Santana
	1:58pm StringOFperils: Ditto for Harry. Bless his heart.
	1:58pm KWilde: Gaylord hitting pretty hard this round
	1:58pm rw: Okay, 1972...
	1:58pm Cmurtha: I am going to say round 1,3 were Um, Pop and Country go to Gaylord. its hard to top this song..
	1:58pm Webhamster Henry: Harry hated "That's just the way the story goes".
	1:59pm dan: Nilsson just cinched it for Gaylord
	1:59pm βrian: That's one Nilsson that does nothing for me.
	2:00pm Dean: Shoulda sung, "It is what it is."
	2:00pm howard in nyc: Gaylord's strongest round so far. See if his fourth selection lands the knockout blow
	2:00pm Little Danny: Hey hi everybody
	2:00pm Webhamster Henry: Because I can't stop talking about me, I was in the chorus of the recent cover of "Without You" used as the credits song in "The Farewell" last year.
	2:01pm Dean: Even Neil Young can't obscure the raidiant triumph of The Raspberries.
	2:01pm doctorjazz: Heart of Gold high on score card was well... Rough round, UM.
	2:01pm howard in nyc: And Down Goes Uncle Mike! iirc, Mr. Young's only #1 hit
	2:01pm burke: I might just prefer the Boney M version UM played a while back
	2:02pm goes211: Wow! Just wow! UM better be on his A game coming up.
	2:02pm βrian: I began the day with raspberries. I'm inclined to stick with 'em.
	2:02pm dan: The difference in the part 2 Pop charts is that the 1971 songs have no lasting impact unlike the 1972 songs.
	2:03pm Stanley: May I join you all? Hi Uncle
	2:03pm Dean: Dr. Freud, why did I spell it "raidiant"?
	2:04pm howard in nyc: Michael is able to struggle to his feet and beat the count, and the bell chimes before Gaylord can do any further damage. 10-8 round to Gaylord, with the lead, two rounds apiece but 38-37 on the scorecard due to the extra knockdown
	2:04pm Wild Honey: THIS set Gaylord! <3 <3 so great
	2:04pm StringOFperils: The empiricism of the charts vs. the emotion stirred by memory is the title-match that can never be decided.
	2:06pm Cmurtha: I've been to the big Azerbaijan, we were not allowed to go near there...For reasons that are clear.
	2:06pm Webhamster Henry: The phrase is "He went all the way"
	🛒 2:07pm Franco Twinkie: Neil Young and Malo - The parking lot at my High School. End of discussion. Thank you.
	2:08pm The Oscar: Afternoon! Just tuning in, but "Pina Coladas and Longpig" just made my afternoon.
	2:08pm howard in nyc: I love every bit of this show, each and every set. Just wonderful fellas, thank you.
	2:08pm Cmurtha: Fortunes was your strongest in the set.
	2:10pm βrian: Help UM reach his goal; help the gibbon reach his gaol.
	2:11pm Cmurtha: Oh boy Orientalism
	2:14pm Jeff Golick: <obvious comment alert> Each DJs "voice" really comes through in these sets, it's uncanny. </oca>
	2:16pm βrian: Boy, the stream sure is bucking today.
	2:17pm Gaylord Fields: @Jeff Golick: I agree that we WFMU DJs do show our personalities no matter what songs we play or whatever restrictions we're given.
	2:18pm bigplanetnoise: Loving the show, UM!
	2:18pm βrian: Any idea who else is on vocals for Tanya?
	2:18pm prudy: yep, wondered if this was going to make the cut...
	2:18pm dougseidel: delta dawn - really makes me fell like 10 years old again wow
	2:19pm howard in nyc: in my dumb opinion, the Helen Reddy version of Delta Dawn is horrific, yet Tanya's is marvelous.
	2:19pm Gaylord Fields: @bigplanetnoise: Welcome! UM is doing the live engineering so I will greet you on his behalf.
	2:20pm StringOFperils: Helen Reddy's cover of this from the following year has eclipsed this version, in my memory. This TT original sounds infinitely superior. Thanks for playing it!
	2:20pm prudy: the stream is seriously screwed up....
	2:20pm Lizardner Dave !: I ADORE this show...but the stream drops are killing me. Might jump off and hit the rest on archive. Thanks for some top-notch work on the selections and judging everyone!
	2:21pm Spinning Giant: it IS All Hallows Eve...I can hear the Ghost(s) in the MACHINE!!!!
	2:21pm Spinning Giant: ya its dropping like flies at the first sign of frost...also, seasonally/climactically appropriate, depending where you live
	2:22pm Lizardner Dave !: Actually I'll try putting up the Twitch volume first and see if that holds.
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: sorry about the stream drops, everyone
	2:23pm Gaylord Fields: @Lizardner Dave!: Thanks for sticking with us amid the dropouts.
	2:23pm Spinning Giant: Sammi Smith killing this Kristofferson classic
	2:23pm howard in nyc: yeah, figured the Kris Kristofferson offering, sung by Sammi Smith would make a appearance. What a voice!
	2:24pm Spinning Giant: i'm staying for the bumpy ride, too... we need some of those overhead padded restraints you get on dem wacky rollercoaster thingamajigs the kids love these days
	2:24pm Spinning Giant: Loretta & Conway - DEADLY!
	2:25pm StringOFperils: If this contest were decided on the magnitude of hair, this would take it.
	2:27pm Cmurtha: I think UM has this country bout.
	2:28pm dan: @Cmurtha I think Jerry Reed put UM in the lead for country.
	2:29pm Gaylord Fields: @Cmurtha: "Amos Moses" has me searching for a white flag for this round.
	2:29pm Listener Gregory: Had to leave for a trip downtown for a while. Can't believe I missed TWO Al Greens. Also, "Go Down Gamblin'" is an inspired choice.
	2:29pm Webhamster Henry: ooo Amos Moses is a powerful blow!
	2:29pm StringOFperils: Yep. That geetar is one mean thing to go up against, Gaylord.
	2:30pm howard in nyc: Jerry Reed for the win. When You're Hot You're Hot would also have scored. Named him after a man of the cloth
	2:30pm Listener Gregory: That's all he got left, cause the alligator bit it. That should clinch it.
	2:30pm Spinning Giant: yes! bringing the soultry funktry fusion goodness - a whole round could be done just on that substrata of the spectrum...
	2:31pm unpopularfred: "groceries" and "Moses" is an interesting rhyme
	2:31pm Joe R.: yeah, that Jerry Reed was like a roundhouse right outta nowhere
	2:31pm howard in nyc: after five rounds, knotted up at 47-47, going into the final R&B round.
	2:32pm Lizardner Dave !: @Gaylord - if the show wasn't so damn good it wouldn't be so damn frustrating! That said the twitch is working for me so far without interruption.
	2:33pm Spinning Giant: Do you think Jerry Reed was influenced by Jim Ford...? Lord, I loves me some Jim Ford...
	2:34pm Webhamster Henry: "The listeners are the winners!"
	2:35pm howard in nyc: no losers in this fight
	2:35pm Webhamster Henry: Meanwhile: pledge!
	🛒 2:36pm Franco Twinkie: Okay!!
	2:37pm Cmurtha: I just had to check something, "The Backstabbers" which I heard far too often as a kid came out in 1972...Hmmm
	2:38pm Really Lisa: Gooooaaaallll! Nice!
	2:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: How ya doin' in there, Therese? Keeping hydrated? Tabulator isn't overheating?
	2:38pm StringOFperils: Right. Smiling Faces. Killer. This was when I figured out how to make an old tube radio pick up WLS at the top of Lake Superior. Total magic...this song, and WLS, not the electrical work.
	2:40pm Cmurtha: This song a similar sound to "Green Grass of Home", which is unexpected, but I dig it.
	2:40pm Therese: I'm hanging in there, Ken! But it is not easy, I got to tell you...
	🛒 2:40pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, you've got off the mat and and rabbit punched Gaylord!
	2:42pm StringOFperils: I told ya. UM, with the rope-a-dope. He ain't nearly done yet!
	2:43pm Listener Gregory: These two cuts have gone beyond my ken.
	2:43pm Gaylord Fields: @Franco Twinkie: I'm absorbing all these blows as part of my rope-a-dope strategy, but I feel like I still have a little in the tank for this final round.
	2:43pm StringOFperils: ....Gaylord's footwork is incredible though. Watch the feet, UM!
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: Not sure if you'd be wlling to share this intel, @UM and @Gaylord, but I'd be interested in learning how you did the chart research for this show -- resources used, e.g.
	2:46pm dan: Staple Singers puts UM up slightly.
	2:46pm Gaylord Fields: @dan: I do not know how I'm gonna come back from this Staple Singers song UM just walloped me with.
	2:47pm Listener Gregory: Ouch! UM killing with kindness—Pops Staples!
	2:47pm StringOFperils: Some kinda blinding New York shuffle coming up in the last half of this round. Gaylord's bluffing.
	2:47pm dan: @Gaylord Pops and Mavis are 2 obstacles to overcome
	2:48pm howard in nyc: Your saving grace, Gaylord, is he had to use the short version. The album cut of Respect Yourself would've been an immediate stoppage by the ref.
	2:48pm Gaylord Fields: @dan: You don't have to tell me.
	2:48pm Gaylord Fields: Boom!
	2:49pm StringOFperils: See! Even though he is haemorrhaging internally, he could still take UM out.
	2:49pm howard in nyc: Oh, aha. He countered the Staples Singers with…The Staple Singers!
	2:49pm Therese: Staple Singers two-fer!
	2:49pm Gaylord Fields: I told you I had a rope-a-dope strategy.
	2:49pm Spinning Giant: oh, that's a hot heavy knuckle the kidneys, Gaylord - OUCH! nice
	2:49pm Listener Gregory: Oh, hep me! This is too much.
	2:49pm Mr C: Put your pedal to metal Gaylord...
	2:49pm Webhamster Henry: A strong smack from Mr. Fields!
	2:50pm Gaylord Fields: @Mr C: I'm a lover AND a fighter!
	🛒 2:50pm Franco Twinkie: There's the charts, the street and what goes on in my head. Rarely do they meet. However, both of you have accurately recreated those two very fraught years for me. Thanks Guys - it's a draw.
	2:51pm Webhamster Henry: Who knows what other surprises are in Gaylord's little record box?
	2:51pm Mr C: you could drown in a sea of love!
	2:51pm Jeff Golick: I want to go to there.
	2:51pm Listener Gregory: It ain't over till the fat lady sings.
	2:51pm StringOFperils: Shoulda put money on this. Actually, shoulda made some money in the first place....
	2:51pm Spinning Giant: dunno W-hamster, but im guessing Unca's knees are starting to buckle, and the vision's gettin a little blurry...
	2:52pm Listener Gregory: My eyes are misting up at this.
	2:52pm Mr C: Bang!
	2:52pm Cmurtha: I was going to say that UM has it, but the Chi-Lites may give him the edge? I think this will be a solid draw needing a re-match.
	2:52pm Jeff Golick: Seventy-twoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh!
	2:53pm dan: Gaylord wins on rock, UM on country and as of now, I have to consider a draw on R&B.
	2:53pm Cmurtha: In total that is
	2:53pm StringOFperils: This is one of those slow-mo montages now, perspiration spattering gracefully at oblique angles off of UM's noggin....a la Raging Bull...flash bulbs going off.....silence.....
	2:54pm Mr C: Uncle Michael, no Ain't No Sunshine??
	2:54pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick I challenge you to a free-jazz throwdown. 1971 vs. 1972. I'll let you pick the year!
	2:55pm Jeff Golick: What year was Attica Blues?
	2:55pm Mr C: I 'd go free jazz
	2:55pm Listener Gregory: @Jeff, check earlier in the comments for the chart list info, etc.
	2:55pm Jeff Golick: OH, thanks @LG!
	2:55pm prudy: another great set....
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: I'm dead meat and I know it.
	2:56pm Mr C: Hit after hit, smash after smash! A tower of power!
	2:56pm Doug Schulkind: CONGRATS ON MAKING THE GOAL, UNCLE MICHAEL!
	2:56pm Listener Gregory: Oh boy. I'm thinking that whoever goes last wins this battle, due to the recency effect in choice.
	🛒 2:56pm Franco Twinkie: Forget about Michael. You have put your foot on my neck, Gaylord.
	2:56pm Spinning Giant: Spinner...ooooooooo....Winner
	2:57pm Spinning Giant: LG, absolutely - good point -
	2:57pm Gaylord Fields: @Franco Twinkie: Haha!!!
	2:57pm dan: The last song is gonna be Roberta Flack.
	2:57pm Jeff Golick: This Spinners isn't so much a song as it is a sonic monument, a giant slab of aural bluss.
	2:58pm Listener Gregory: Bluss is right. I wonder how long I could listen to just those guitar chords.
	2:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Maybe it'll be declared a tie and we can have some overtime.
	2:58pm Jeff Golick: Ok, then.
	2:58pm Webhamster Henry: Bryce vs Jesse Kaminsky ambient-off!
	2:59pm Gaylord Fields: I wish "I'll Be Around" just went on in perpetuity.
	2:59pm Spinning Giant: Ken fr HP - OH Yes!!!!! puh-leese!
	🛒 2:59pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, if this had gone to the rock place, you could have whipped his ass.
	🛒 2:59pm Phillippe Bastille: Crap looks like I missed a good one! Work! Grrr!
	2:59pm Listener Gregory: It is a brave artist who ends with their quietest material. That is true confidence.
	3:00pm Gaylord Fields: I began with the King and ended with the Queen.
	3:00pm dan: R&B is still difficult even with Aretha at the end.
	3:00pm Spinning Giant: Brilliant strategy Gaylord! I doff my cape to thee...
	3:01pm StringOFperils: I think these guys are just gonna hold onto each other in this clinch until the bell rings.
	3:01pm Listener Gregory: I give the R&B edge to 1972, though it's very close. I didn't hear all the country, but 1971 seems a bit better to me. Pop????
	3:02pm howard in nyc: It's a real nail biter, going to the scorecards. www.youtube.com...
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: Whole tone vibe gliss knockout!
	3:02pm Lizardner Dave !: Thanks again everyone!
	3:03pm chresti: Thanks UM and Gaylord!
	3:03pm Doug Schulkind: "I'll Be Around" every week!
	3:04pm howard in nyc: My unofficial card records it 3 rounds to 3, but Gaylord with two knock downs to one, edges out Uncle Michael, 57-56.
	3:04pm dan: Upon another look, I might have to put UM up on R&B. You can't beat "What's Going On" and "Respect Yourself".
	3:05pm howard in nyc: A thoroughly enjoyable three hours of radio
	3:05pm Jeff Golick: Thanks to all for the entertaining match-up!
	3:05pm StringOFperils: Popular music. Geez, what a blood-sport.
	3:05pm dan: You need to do a rematch next year. 1973 v. 1974. Thanks for a great show.
	3:06pm Doug Schulkind: REMATCH!!!!!! REMATCH!!!!!! REMATCH!!!!!!
	3:07pm listener Rey: Everybody wins!
	3:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Sounds good to me. Who's up for frosty chocolate milkshakes?
	3:07pm drew: Nineteen seventy-me!
	🛒 3:08pm Franco Twinkie: Therese - the Howard Cosell of WFMU.
	3:08pm Listener Gregory: If I had a show, I would definitely work against the listeners.
	3:09pm listener Rey: Oh snap! UM throws down a challenge
	3:09pm Doug Schulkind: "I'll Be Around Robin" every week.
	3:09pm Webhamster Henry: 1974 vs 1974 ! freeform.wfmu.org...
	🛒 3:09pm Franco Twinkie: Grudge match? Bring it on!
	3:10pm Cmurtha: Great show!
	3:10pm StringOFperils: Punch-drunk bravado. Set it up. The Thrilla in WFMUilla. We'll be here.
	3:10pm howard in nyc: @Webhamster Henry Nobody wins when it comes to 1974.
	3:10pm Listener Gregory: Thanks to Gaylord & Therèse and to UM for hosting the event. It is now in the archives for future generations to make up their own minds... and learn.
	3:10pm βrian: What was the decision?
	3:11pm chresti: Thanks Therese!
	🛒 3:11pm Franco Twinkie: Let's all go out for ice cream and call it a day. Thanks.
	3:11pm Gaylord Fields: Thank you all! This was so much fun!
	3:11pm StringOFperils: Thank you! Incredible. You buyin', Franco?
	3:11pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, UM and Gaylord! That was a ton o' fun!
	3:12pm Webhamster Henry: You guys have good massages now!
	3:12pm Doug Schulkind: BREAKING NEWS!! Julie and Dark Night of the Soul will be doing a special pop-up show tomorrow, 12-2pm!!
	3:12pm Therese: Yes, thank you all for your comments and your pledges!
	3:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Dark night of the full moon at noon Saturday. Thanks, gang!
	3:14pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 30, 2020

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