WFMU: Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock: Playlist from February 21, 2022

Listener comments!
	👻 12:01pm Will the Sound Guy: good Afternoon Joe B and all!!!!
	12:02pm common: Hey joe! All
	12:02pm spodiodi: hey Joe B and all!
	12:04pm chris_in_space: Hey all. We'll mourn together.
	👻 12:04pm Hoboken Jack: Hey Joe, Spodi, Will, all! Wordle says ROCKK
	12:04pm Andrew_in_WI: First introduced to the Sadie's with that Neko Case album. Really enjoyed their stuff. RiP
	12:05pm Chop Scott: Hello Joe!
	12:05pm Tommy Brimstone: Rest In Peace Dallas Good. The first time I ever heard the Sadies was right here on three chord monte back in 2003 or 04. Been a die hard fan ever since. So thank you Joe for turning me on to something so magical.
	12:05pm spodiodi: ROCKK, Jack!
	12:05pm Joe B: thanks everyone for being here!
	12:07pm Matt Fiveash: So shocking and upsetting to hear about Dallas the other day. Sadies were one of those bands that I was looking forward to seeing again and again, they were such road warriors that I knew they'd come back as soon as it was feasible. Never take any of the good stuff in life for granted.
	12:08pm medson: Hey Joe. Good to be here. Bummer ya have to do another GD Tribute.
	12:08pm chris_in_space: @Matt Fiveash never take the good stuff for granted indeed
	12:09pm Corey: Hello Joe and listeners! RIP Dallas Good.
	12:09pm Patrick S.: Joe, was hoping you were gonna do a Dallas Good celebration. Thank you thank you thank you.
	12:09pm johnk77: thanks joeb for breaking out the good stuff
	12:10pm StringOFperils: Dallas Good died??!!! Oh no! What a f***ing shame! A piece of my Toronto just died too. Huge blow to the Good dynasty, and huge sadness for me. Damn!
	12:10pm Alvy Singer: @ Joe B...The cycle of life continues as we lose so many talented artist. The music will live forever though.
	12:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Robyn Hitchcock : ' There’s something numbing and anodyne about tributes - perhaps this helps to mute the pain we feel when a really great person goes. Dallas Good from The Sadies was such a person, and he passed on suddenly this week. He and his brother Travis were the 6’4” rangy multi-instrumentalists that bookended the stage when The Sadies unleashed their dazzling psychedelic twang on audiences around the world. The Sadies are the true Canadian heirs to the Band - inhaling life and exhaling music wherever they go. They live to play and play to live like no other band I know. They’ve also always been happy to pitch their musical tent somewhere between “Sweethearts Of The Rodeo” and “Piper At The Gates of Dawn”, which drew me right in when I met them in 2002 at Calgary Folk Festival. Dallas taped a message to the door of my hotel room inviting me to join them for some Syd Barrett songs onstage the next day, and we went on from there; I’ve joined them in Winnipeg, Oslo, San Francisco, London and Switzerland to name just a few… Dallas was a kindly man - he had high musical standards but he liked to welcome strayfarers into the warm embrace of Sadie, as he always called the band. My heart goes out to his family, band mates and friends - to all who loved him - but I also harbour a terrible selfish grief that I’ll never get to play music with him again in this lifetime. I’m sure many of us feel that way. It’s just an awful shock, for which words are no consolation. So long Dallas, I hope to see you out there some day… '
	12:12pm johnk77: https://www.yeproc.com/remembering-the-sadies-dallas-good/
	👻 12:12pm Mike From Brooklyn: Hello Joe & fellow listeners!
	12:13pm DonJuanTijuana: Hey JoeB & Three Chord Monte Enthusiasts! Thank you for this tribute set! RIP Dallas Good!!!
	12:13pm Joe B: "Hard to keep up with all the, uhumm... unexplained deaths." what do you mean by this?
	12:13pm ben in ilm: Great tribute to a great band. RIP Dallas
	12:15pm Sissophonic Cheryl: One of my favorites❤️
	12:16pm Hugo (NL): Yes, awesome tunes. Thank sadies, tnx wfmu for this
	12:17pm Mike Steele: Hey Joe! Hey all!
	12:17pm Mark in Toronto: Joe, thanks for doing this. The Toronto music scene (and the world's) is devastated. Everyone seems to have a good story and good words to say about him.
	👻 12:18pm Artie: Oh how we hate to see you go, Dallas.
	👻 12:18pm Hoboken Jack: Hi Chop Scott, Medson Man, "Brooklyn" Mike, Matt F
	12:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: New favorite interpretation of HeyJoe - & it isn't even.
	👻 12:19pm John L: Hey Joe. What a loss to the music community, but especially to his family.
	12:20pm nickybones: Hey hey Joe! Total bummer. Most likely, I first heard the Sadies right here on yr show.
	👻 12:22pm Hoboken Jack: Yo Nick and Cheryl. Ah life.
	12:23pm Mike J: Lucky to catch the Sadies here in Denver open for Kurt Vile in May 2019, such a great show and to see Kurt join them in awe like a little brother. Man what a shame - RIP DG.
	12:23pm nickybones: Hey Jack!
	👻 12:24pm Mike From Brooklyn: Hey Hoboken Jack. Great Tribute Joe.
	12:24pm Joe B: fuck off deputy douchebag
	12:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Shameful ignorance of TheSadies. That unique bittersweet & difficult ambiguity of an Obituary Discovery. Music lives on.
	12:25pm chris_in_space: that dual-fretted guitar thing that Dallas and Travis did was one of the most incredible things I've ever seen at a show.
	12:26pm Matt Fiveash: deputy dawg how fuckin dare you hijack this tribute to a beloved musician to push your fuckin dumbass pet agenda. Take it to twitter or reddit or some other internet cesspool. Read the room.
	12:27pm deputy dawg: I am a sheep being led to slaughter
	👻 12:28pm John L: You could do a whole show just off of their epic collaborations.
	12:28pm Matt Fiveash: Even if all this shit you're touting is 100% true, this is neither the time or the place, you fucking ghoul.
	👻 12:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Joe and Monday mounters. RIP, Dallas.
	12:29pm Cheyenne: Thank you for this tribute Joe B! <3
	12:29pm Kotzwinkled: I can't count how many times I've heard a Sadies tune on the radio and thought it must be some deep jam from a Nuggets comp or something. Incredible sound.
	12:30pm Bryant in TO: Thanks for the great Dallas/Sadies tribute, Joe
	12:30pm Eric the Hat: Been noticing all too often the comments board seems to have too little to do with the DJ or the music these days. Mad disheartening. Aren’t there enough weed and pet related chat rooms elsewhere on the dump know. As internet? Peace and condolences Joe and folks mourning…
	👻 12:31pm Hoboken Jack: What's the good word, HP Ken?
	12:31pm WaffleMix: Sorry for your loss Joe, and the others on this board that knew him. Sorry for the loss to future music.
	12:31pm Dean from Old Bridge: Great show Joe
	12:31pm Slamtonio: Great show, thanks Joe!
	12:32pm miketp: sadies .stop n start .holy cow .dont know this bands back story but very glad to pop in and feel the joy and ssdness
	12:32pm Chop Scott: Thanks for this Joe.
	12:32pm Joe B: usually we can dump these morons from the board but it is not letting me do it today
	12:32pm James: Thanks Joe.
	12:33pm Eric the Hat: If it’s any consolation that dog dude and comments aren’t visible to me.
	12:33pm Kotzwinkled: Don't let this jackass harsh the vibe. We'll just build a wall of positive comments.
	12:33pm Don & Tracy: Thank you Joe!
	12:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If you want support for your position on anything - 1st thing you might do is Sign In, show yourself, own what you have to say & be accountable for it. Like everyone else. But no.
	12:34pm WaffleMix: Yes I just see one comment from the troll.
	12:34pm G: MAN, just heard the Sadies for the first time, right now on this show and I'm blown away. Sorry to discover this great band on a memorial show for one of its members. Looking forward to enjoying all the rest of their music.
	12:34pm Corey: The vitality of these tracks makes the loss hit home all the more. Thanks for the tribute.
	12:34pm Eric the Hat: Cheers to that Kotz
	12:34pm Phillippe: This is a great show, Joe. I wasn't real familiar with The Sadies, what a nice tribute
	12:34pm pgalub: Hey Joe, JAAAAACK, everyone. Lovely tribute.
	12:35pm Cheyenne: RevRab, trolls are cowards, but who cares about their dumbassery when we have a playlist like this
	12:35pm Fishtown Mike: Wonderful selections, Joe. The music speaks for itself. Condolences to you and all that knew him.
	12:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Clearly they were a presence on the Live circuit.
	12:36pm Dungaroos Kipawah: Thx Joe for all this
	12:37pm G: Nice tribute. The annoying post seems to be gone (I never saw it :-) )
	12:37pm Matt Fiveash: Can I request "The Most Despicable Man Alive" and dedicate to our friend, in memory of Dallas Good?
	12:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: “A genius is the one most like himself.” ― Thelonious Monk
	12:38pm moe: lovin' the Sadies' cavalcade of great, great songs and those wonderful guitars...
	12:38pm Cavegurl: Thank you Joe for this tribute. The Sadies are my favorite band . Dallas will be so missed.
	12:39pm Frank Zaatar: What G said about being sorry to discover them in a tribute. I know I've heard individual songs by the Sadies but I'm really struck by their accumulated excellence in this set. BTW, here's the case for real albums that you listen to from beginning to end.
	12:40pm ChukAmok: Forty-eight is far to young to lose such a talent. Sincere condolences.
	12:40pm Handy Haversack: Joe and all the Montebanks! Just in from the world. Glad to catch this tribute! Looks like I missed the fireworks.
	👻 12:40pm Hoboken Jack: Peeeeete!
	12:40pm spodiodi: Joe B, your show is where i've heard most songs by The Sadies. lovely tribute so far. thank you, and condolences. RIP, Dallas Good
	12:41pm Patrick S.: Last time I saw Dallas was when he was playing with Shadowy Men. Played bass for them then a full Sadies set. It was wonderful. This one hit hard. Rest in power you absolute giant.
	12:41pm Barney Grubbs: thanks Joe. Sadies are so nice. Got to hang out with them very briefly long ago when they opened/backed Jon Spencer’s Heavy Trash thing in Lebanon NH. They were friendly, seemingly very high, and went on to play a great set. (Why would anybody live here? became my theme for too many snowy NH mornings)
	12:41pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Condolences & Sympathy for The Sadies Loved ones & Colleagues. Enjoying the tribute.
	12:42pm spodiodi: nice one. good call, Matt Fiveash
	👻 12:42pm Hoboken Jack: Hi Handy, you didn't miss much but now we have to deputize Bagpipe.
	12:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lebanon, NH is where I am ! ...Surprised to hear of anything notable here - but Sadies were Canadian...
	12:43pm ben in ilm: Tales of the Rat Fink still up on the Yube. Sadies soundtrack: https://youtu.be/r1i_Tz3W_9c
	12:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Funny ass song. :D
	12:45pm Handy Haversack: Not a problem, Jack! He's had several Rabbit Power Bites to get the blood flowing!
	12:45pm Patrick S.: Joe i hope you play three hours of Sadies. I really do.
	12:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great Lee Hazelwoodness...
	👻 12:46pm Micheal: Thanks, Joe B.
	👻 12:48pm John L: I've been listening to them for years, but I was just reminded of Rank and File.
	12:48pm Barney Grubbs: @Rev: It’s a story for another time, but Jon Spencer’s dad Tom was a chemistry professor at Dartmouth (he retired a few years back), which I think is what made the unlikely stop in Lebanon happen
	12:48pm Andres: Hey, Joe. Afternoon, all. I first saw Dallas Good play with Jad Fair and then later with The Sadies in what would be a countless number of occasions. Another great combo was with friends Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet where he played bass after Reid Diamond passed away. The two bands combined for an unforgettable Alice Cooper tribute show. Gone way too soon. Leaves behind a huge legacy of music and always incredible live performances.
	12:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx BG
	12:49pm McMurphy: You know you spend too much time on social media when you have repeated impulses to "like" comments on the message board. Great tribute Joe B.!
	12:50pm chris_in_space: Streets a little bit quieter in Toronto this week
	12:50pm Tim 07030: Joe, you introduced me to Dallas at Hill Country Brooklyn and he was so incredibly nice (and still remembered every detail about a long-ago Halloween show at Maxwell’s So thanks for that.
	12:54pm Joe B: @Tim - almost forgot about that, great night!
	12:54pm Joe B: thanks everyone for hanging out today, appreciate it!
	12:56pm Bryant in TO: I love Shadowy Men but apparently not enough to know about Phono-Comb. Lovin this set, Joe B!
	12:57pm Nick: Great tribute. Knew Dallas when the Sadies were a three-piece.
	12:57pm Mark in Toronto: We have a rich, colourful and diverse music scene in Toronto that only rarely "breaks through" to the USA or the world at large. Nice that the Sadies became well known.
	12:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just from a Gittarhead pov - he was clearly something.
	12:59pm Joe B: @Nick - wow, did not know they were a three-piece!
	12:59pm Tim 07030: Yeah, we were talking about the costumes the band wore for that show and Dallas very politely but adamantly corrected me when I said I thought he had been dressed as a vampire. I wish I could remember what he WAS dressed as.
	👻 12:59pm Will the Sound Guy: Sorry to hear about Dallas, enjoying the tribute! I never heard of Phono-Comb tho, gonna have to dig into it. 📻🎶👍💔🌠
	12:59pm love2laf: Amazing to see Shadowy Men opening for Yola Tengo back in 2018 at the Phoenix. Just a fabulous night of music that I will always remember. Thank Joe B, and everyone for sharing your memories of Dallas Good.
	1:00pm Joe B: @Will - they apparently had a second album that I never knew about! just thought it was this one
	1:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One hears sometimes of a Detroit - Toronto connection ? Anything much to that ?
	1:01pm Martin: Proper tribute, Joe. Thank you.
	👻 1:02pm Hoboken Jack: I dig that Phono-Comb album with Jad Fair.
	1:02pm StringOFperils: The Sadies' resident New Years Eve gigs at the Horseshoe Tavern were rowdy and memorable and very drunk. The band rode a wave of insanity up there on that stage...I remember Dallas dropping out mid solo, leaping off the stage, and wailing the crap out of some abusive a-hole harassing him right at the stage....a guy who got summarily punished, and then it was right back to work. Hardcore, road-proven, and a picture of hard life on the road....even at home.
	1:03pm Joe B: @Jack - i think that is how/why they formed - to back up jad fair
	1:03pm Joe B: @string of perils - wish i could have made one of those legendary shows!
	👻 1:04pm evancuts: That Tales of the Ratfink documentary is really worth watching. You can see it free on Kanopy and other streaming services. Who doesn't love a documentary with TALKING CARS!
	1:05pm Joe B: agreed evan! also worth it to see the sadies video where they are ed roth-ed out in a crazy dune buggy!
	1:05pm Salat: My wife was an old friend of Dallas and we got to hang out with him when we were in Toronto. Real nice person. He and Travis were still playing as the Good Brothers. RIP Dallas
	1:10pm orpheusviking: Thank you Joe for doing this. it is well needed. My sat night was like this as well just going through the music. R.I.P. Dallas
	1:10pm chris_in_space: If we're reminiscing, I remember seeing Dallas in his punk band The Satanatras in Toronto, long before The Sadies formed. Had a friend who lived with Dallas for a while. We were hanging out and Dallas came home with a pedal steel, claiming he didn't know how to play it. He plugged it in an immediately started playing simple country licks on it. I'll never forget it. Was c. 1999.
	👻 1:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Jack. I think "pancakes" is a good word today.
	1:11pm Patrick S.: RE: Bottom of the Hill, I was going to see Vic Chesnutt there one night but as I pulled up, there was a fire in the upstairs apartment so the show got cancelled and that is why I never got to see Vic.
	👻 1:14pm John L: The only time I got to see The Sadies was at Maxwell's; amazing show. Also the night I became a fan of the Ribeye Brothers.
	👻 1:14pm Frank In Queens: Hi everyone. Sorry I missed the first hour or so, but it looks like you've done a hell of a job with the Dallas tribute so far Joe. Thank you for doing this.
	1:15pm Joe B: @John L - was that when there was a massive heat wave in June of whatever year that was?
	1:16pm Handy Haversack: Cherry axe, Frank dude! Taking care of business early!
	👻 1:16pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: Greetings from sunny FL Joe! Hifivicky and I are headed to the beach tomorrow. This Sadies tribute is delightful. I regret not seeing them live.
	👻 1:16pm Hoboken Jack: Hey Frank. Yeah Joe has done a lovely job. HP, when the pancake call summons, it must be heeded.
	1:17pm StringOFperils: You're right, Joe B; Phono-Comb was one of several collaborative projects based around Jad Fair around that time. WFMU's own (so to speak) Yo La Tengo joined him for another. Jad had played here several times before that, with quite a bit of success I'd say, considering how - ha ha- Jad Fair it all was. Don Pyle may have spearheaded Phonocomb w Jad...he's a pretty busy fellow. He had another post-Shadowy Men band called Atomic Seven...also really good
	👻 1:17pm Hoboken Jack: Hello Jeff and Vicky!
	1:17pm SeanG: that langford sadies album "mayors of the moon" is a goddamn rockin' masterpiece
	1:17pm Bobby from Dayton: How had I never heard of The Sadies before? Very sorry to hear about Dallas. Thanks everyone for sharing your stories.
	👻 1:18pm Will the Sound Guy: I've gotta drive, gonna be tuned in tho! Thank you Joe for this incredible tribute, great job man!!!
	1:18pm Joe B: thanks SoP - will investigate atomic seven!
	1:23pm Andres: Sharing a link here for a piece from Canadian music journalist Vish Khanna that speaks to the personal connections that Dallas made and the extensive connections he made with fellow musicians. https://exclaim.ca/music/article/remembering_dallas_good_of_the_sadies
	👻 1:24pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: Greetings Hoboken Jack! It's in the 80s and the sun is shining here in Cape Coral, FL. WFMU is playing poolside rn.
	1:25pm Nick: I think Atomic 7 was Brian, not Don. Sadies as a three-piece was Dallas, Sean on electric snd Ted on drums.
	1:27pm Mark in Toronto: @Nick: You're right about Brian Connelly basically being Atomic 7. He also had a great band that played around town called Ancient Chinese Secret.
	1:27pm Hubig Pie: -6 currently in my neighborhood. Hello everyone. Enjoying this tribute.
	1:28pm Handy Haversack: The People's Champ not only has institutional memory but creates the memories. Thanks for all back then and all right now, Joe! I think K8's flying over your neighborhood right now, Hubig!
	1:28pm ?: Besides Phono-Comb, don't forget that Dallas Good was actually a member of Half Japanese from 1997-2001. He plays lead gtr on Half Jap's "Heaven Sent" and "Hello" LPs, which have some great tracks!
	1:28pm StringOFperils: @Nick > You're right, that WAS Brian Connelly's band. My bad! I think I connect him cuz I saw Don at The Gem, this little obscure bar where Atomic 7 workshopped all the time...I'm still rubbing those two brain cells together I guess. Thanks!
	1:28pm Kotzwinkled: Damn these live tracks rip. Hail WFMU!
	1:29pm Joe B: i forgot they had the vibes guy with them - paul acoin (sp?)
	1:29pm Ken Katkin: Besides Phono-Comb, don't forget that Dallas Good was actually a member of Half Japanese from 1997-2001. He plays lead gtr on Half Jap's "Heaven Sent" and "Hello" LPs, which have some great tracks!
	1:29pm Joe B: thanks Nick!
	1:30pm Andrew Waterloo: Gotta dig up the Sadies covering Lucifer Sam
	1:30pm Joe B: hey Ken! thanks! was not aware of that
	1:30pm Andres: Paul Aucoin
	1:30pm Nick: No worries. I'm the engineer on "Hello" & "Stories" .
	1:31pm Ken Katkin: "Patty" is the standout track on "Hello" by Half Japanese, and if you play it, you'll be glad you did.
	1:31pm Hubig Pie: Hey Handy, anything flying over the 'hood right now is obscured by low hanging clouds.
	1:32pm Andrew Waterloo: I remember seeing the Sadies for the first time in a tiny Waterloo bar named Jane Bond. The story goes the Jane Bond staff are the people they called when they broke down at 16 Mile Creek.
	1:32pm Don F.: Sadies - thought I wss hearing a young Elvis Costello. Thanks Joe B.!
	1:32pm Joe B: hey don!
	1:33pm Mark in Toronto: Joe: That Jesse Cannon sure has a lot of Discog credits
	1:33pm Nick: This WFMU stuff is amazing.
	1:34pm Joe B: @mark - i know. he is self-taught here at FMU! started hanging around the pat duncan show as a teen! an unreal talent and great guy
	1:34pm Joe B: @andrew - wow!
	1:34pm StringOFperils: Hah! I've had some beers with Bernard, the guy who ran the Jane Bond...back in the 90s. I remember discussing Bob Log III with him
	1:35pm Mark in Toronto: @StringofPearls: I wouldn't call the much loved Gem "obscure"!
	1:35pm Andres: Bob Log III! Legendary shows at Jane Bond!
	1:36pm StringOFperils: @Mark > Sorry. Touched a nerve. I lived in a warehouse near there....so it was my local
	1:37pm Andrew Waterloo: @StringOfPerils.. Bernard is still there. Jane Bond is still there.
	1:37pm Kenny rotten: Thanks for the Sadies Tribute Joe, RIP Dallas Good.
	1:38pm StringOFperils: @Andrew > But I'm hardly still there. Ha ha ha. Glad to hear Bernard is still doing it.
	1:38pm Andrew Waterloo: The time Andre Williams came was the most legendary though.
	1:38pm Mark in Toronto: @String: Just giving you a hard time. I live north of St Clair and Oakwood, so I know exactly where it is.
	1:39pm WaffleMix: Amazing sound.
	1:39pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Thanks so much Joe. Great tribute!!
	1:40pm StringOFperils: Well, I'm glad so many have gathered here to celebrate Dallas Good's memory. A real loss.
	1:41pm Mark in Toronto: This sounds amazing for being 20 years old recorded at a radio station.
	1:41pm Andres: Those Morricone like western instrumentals were what first attracted me to The Sadies.
	👻 1:41pm prof.fuzz: Beautiful tribute, Joe B. Thanks. Gotta go teach. Catch ya again next week.
	1:43pm ledzeppelinsucks: 2/22/22 is the latest apocalypse date. Taco Tuesday and National Margarita and meet your maker during an avocado embargo. The avocado riot is going to be revised by religious fanatics,
	1:44pm Mark in Toronto: Goof!
	1:45pm Patrick S.: These live tracks are amazing.
	1:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Guacapocalypse ! ...Manson's vision of HelterSkelter left out only vaccination & green mushy Mexican delicacies...
	1:47pm Cooh John: Hi Joe. Celebrating the federal holiday with some three chord action.
	1:48pm Handy Haversack: I know that voice!
	👻 1:49pm Hoboken Jack: Nice knob twiddling, Chop Scott!
	1:52pm Joe B: incredible work by Chop Scott!
	1:55pm LesleyK: Nice tribute today Joe. Thanks
	1:55pm Nicole: Loving this tribute to Dallas - I swear Toronto felt different this week.
	1:57pm Joe B: thanks LesleyK and Nicole
	1:58pm Kenny rotten: Joe, are any of these great Sadies live recordings going to be released on the WFMU archive?
	2:00pm Joe B: @kenny - the monty hall show can be seen and heard here: vimeo.com...
	2:01pm Kenny rotten: Thank you Joe!!
	2:01pm Kotzwinkled: Damn this Love cover whips ass.
	2:01pm Bill: outstanding !
	2:01pm HyperDose: Just tuned in and this is my first time listening to The Sadies. Liking what I'm hearing. Condolences to all who knew him. Seems like he meant a lot to the station.
	2:01pm Tim 07030: As my dad used to say, it was hotter than the hammers of hell that night in Monty Hall. In more than one way.
	2:01pm brendangen: This is great
	2:02pm bill hanke: this is the BEST!!!! thank you so much. got their version of Astronomy Domine in your archive?
	👻 2:02pm Frank In Queens: Great memories of the Monty Hall show.
	2:02pm Windy City: What an amazing version
	2:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 Love cover - Righteous.
	2:03pm StringOFperils: They kind of slayed that. Whew.
	2:04pm carl from providence: Thank you for the great music today, Joe B
	👻 2:04pm Hoboken Jack: Hello Tim!
	2:04pm Tom D.: Nice cover from 1 of my all time favorite bands, Love by the Sadie's, RIP Dallas.
	2:05pm Glistener MW: R.I.P. Dallas. thanks for this outpouring of Sadies love from this and other shows!
	2:08pm Glistener MW: (Also, thank you for maintaining all those phenomenal Monty Hall show archives!)
	2:11pm bill hanke: this is exactly why I pledge big $ to WFMU. thank you Joe for a beautiful tribute. thinking of how lucky we were to have Sadies play for all these years. always fuckin jaw dropping.
	2:11pm Joe B: thanks everyone for being here today
	2:12pm Joe B: thanks bill. well said
	2:13pm BAMstutz: The music is good.
	2:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's just the truth : WFMU is 10 Xs other stations @ 1/10th the budget.
	2:15pm TheManWhoLaughs: Seeing the Sadies backing Andre Williams in a bar that holds about 100 people was a memorable show for me
	2:19pm Yes: great tribute, joe. the tunes are excellent
	2:24pm OlyMike: Niko's best work was with Shunt McGuppin
	2:25pm Cooh John: "Hold on, Hold on" is on my jukebox.👍
	2:26pm bill hanke: this is my favorite song ever! not kidding. never heard this version. oh my!!!!
	2:26pm OlyMike: Neko, that is...
	2:29pm bill hanke: Andre Williams & Sadies? sounds like a Lakefront Lounge show!
	👻 2:29pm Frank In Queens: First time I saw the Sadies was when they were backing John Doe. I always knew they were a band I had to check out and seeing them with John confirmed it.
	2:29pm StringOFperils: Oh nice! I haven't heard this thing w John Doe. Love it.
	2:29pm ChrisB.: Saw John and The Sadies at City Winery. Garth Hudson also dropped by for a few tunes.
	2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Connecting the dots twixt JohnDoe & GarthHudson - in the flesh - is pretty significant by any measure.
	2:32pm Mike Sin: Been listening on the go today — man, this has been quite a wonderful show.
	2:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sure love the sound of them pairing with Neko ! 2 & 1/2 hours in & the Tribute just gets deeper...
	2:36pm Handy Haversack: Definitely, Rev Rab. Almost all of this is new and revelatory for me. I'm just taking it all in. Really great, Joe. And it's great to see so many who knew the band and Dallas finding comfort and joy in the music here. The People's Champ indeed.
	2:37pm Mister Dobalina: Epicly later'd but oh well.
	2:39pm Tim 07030: Now would be a good time to ask if anyone else was at the Mekons' NY/NJ 25th anniversary shows in 1992 where the Sadies opened all 3 shows as Mekons tribute band Eaglebauer?
	2:39pm Tim 07030: sorry 2002!
	2:39pm Barefoot Jimmy G: Unbelievable show, Joe. Just gave you a shoutout on Facebook. Thanks!
	2:39pm morphe': Thanks JOE !!! as in BELOCK !!! and all !!!!!
	2:42pm Dungaroos Kipawah: Always liked the Langford/Sadies collab. “Are You An Entertainer?” sums up road weariness, 22 hrs of the say spent to get the 2 on stage & then off to next
	2:44pm Joe Castrianni: Are you going to play anything from the record with Gord?😆😆😆
	2:45pm pp: Langford's The Three Chord Monte Johns is the #2 forgotten band of the 80's. https://whatculture.com/music/10-forgotten-80s-bands-worth-rediscovering?page=9
	2:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: No - you're essentially Trolling two funerals - one which hasn't even happened yet. That's how pathetic - how rude you are. If you don't like it - there happens to be a World of whatever corporate cardboard you could stream that you'd apparently rather stick in your ears.
	2:48pm Joe B: @joe - saving it for the very end!
	2:49pm TheManWhoLaughs: Saw The Sadies open up for Heavy Trash at a Lebowski Fest one year...another enjoyable event!
	2:49pm Tim from LH: Epic show today! Your love for Dallas and The Sadies really shone through!
	2:49pm WaffleMix: Better update my donations so I can get a sweet sweet guitar 🎸 icon
	2:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Get Well Soon ...as John Lennon liked to say.
	2:50pm bobsmart567: Excellent show today, JB. Thank you!!
	👻 2:50pm Frank In Queens: @WaffleMix, do it!
	👻 2:50pm patrick321: What a great show! Thanks Joe. RIP Dallas
	2:51pm goes211: Great show, Mr. Belock! Thanks a ton!
	2:51pm DonJuanTijuana: Awesome show JoeB!!! Thank you for sharing this incredible material!!!
	👻 2:52pm Hoboken Jack: Hey LH Tim, Mike Sin, ES Joe! Thanks so much Joe for a superb tribute show and thanks to all the commenters with their cool Sadies tales.
	2:52pm Polly.: awesome sets Joe - I have favorited them so i can play the whole show again!
	2:52pm Chop Scott: Thanks Joe-a fantastic program today.
	2:53pm Cliff Westfall: Great, much needed show, Joe - thanks.
	2:53pm Handy Haversack: Fantastic afternoon of music, Joe -- many thanks for the gift, and sincere condolences to you and everyone else who lost someone near and dear with Dallas Good. RIP. Later on, Montebanks.
	👻 2:53pm Frank In Queens: Really great show Joe. Wonderful job of paying tribute.
	2:53pm TheManWhoLaughs: Great show...Thanks
	2:54pm Tim 07030: Fantastic show, Joe. Thank you.
	2:54pm greg g: Thank you Joe for paying tribute to Dallas Good. It is definitely bittersweet but thank you and take care.
	2:54pm spodiodi: thank you, Joe!
	2:54pm bill hanke: my 2nd favorite song of all time. oh Joe this brings the tears
	2:54pm Andres: The Sadies were the band I saw play live more than any other and was looking forward to many more. I particularly appreciated the live archives today. Dallas will be greatly missed. Thanks for the wonderful tribute, Joe!
	2:55pm StringOFperils: Thanks for pulling all of this stuff together for us, it's a great listen, and listening is what he mostly wanted I guess. Great show, Joe!
	2:56pm morphe': Jon Langford and His Sadies Looking Good For Radio " .... radio ..... between 2:55 and 3:00 ...."
	2:56pm WaffleMix: Really showing the wide breadth of this band. A+++
	2:57pm Bootsie: Great soundtrack for being on the road this afternoon! Bittersweet though.
	👻 2:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Joe. Great tribute show today!
	2:58pm timinoak: Digging the show! Thank you.
	2:58pm Corey: Thanks for the heartfelt tribute, Joe! Be well all.
	👻 2:59pm Jason from Houston: Many thanks for a wonderful tribute, Joe.
	2:59pm radioronan: Thank you for this tribute, Joe..
	3:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ JoeB ~

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February 21, 2022: Celebrating Dallas Good

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Sadies	Rat Creek "Rat Creek" by "The Sadies"	Pure Diamond Gold	Bloodshot	1999		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Another Season Again "Another Season Again" by "The Sadies"	Northern Passages	Yep Roc	2017		0:01:19 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Another Day Again "Another Day Again" by "The Sadies"	Darker Circles	Yep Roc	2010		0:03:25 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Another Tomorrow Again	Internal Sounds	Yep Roc	2013		0:05:23 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Glass of Wine "Glass of Wine" by "The Sadies"	Precious Moments	Bloodshot	1998	stanley brothers cover	0:07:53 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	One Million Songs "One Million Songs" by "The Sadies"	Tremendous Efforts	Bloodshot	2001		0:09:50 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Tiger Tiger "Tiger Tiger" by "The Sadies"	Stories Often Told	Yep Roc	2002		0:11:52 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Northumberland West "Northumberland West" by "The Sadies"	Favourite Colours	Yep Roc	2004		0:15:24 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	What's Left Behind "What's Left Behind" by "The Sadies"	New Seasons	Outsider	2007		0:18:04 (Pop-up)

The Sadies	Stop and Start "Stop and Start" by "The Sadies"	Colder Streams		2022		0:29:22 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Message To Belial "Message To Belial" by "The Sadies"	Colder Streams		2022		0:32:57 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Why Be So Curious? (Part 3)	Favourite Colours	Yep Roc	2004		0:33:27 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Postcards "Postcards" by "The Sadies"	Darker Circles	Yep Roc	2010		0:36:02 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Only You And Your Eyes	Favourite Colours				0:38:49 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	The Most Despicable Man Alive	split single with King Khan		2020		0:41:32 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	It's Nothing To Me "It's Nothing To Me" by "The Sadies"	Pure Diamond Gold		1999	sanford clark	0:43:40 (Pop-up)

Phono-Comb	I Dreamed I Went To Heaven In My Cross-Your-Heart Bra	Fresh Gasoline	Touch & Go	1996		0:52:34 (Pop-up)
Phono-Comb	Grip 'n' Grin "Grip 'n' Grin" by "Phono-Comb"	Fresh Gasoline	Touch & Go	1996		0:54:46 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Clam Chowder "Clam Chowder" by "The Sadies"	Precious Moments	Bloodshot	1998		0:56:47 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	The Bottom of the Hill	Tales of the Rat Fink original soundtrack	Yep Roc	2006		0:58:15 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	The 3-B "The 3-B" by "The Sadies"	Tales of the Rat Fink: original soundtrack	Yep Roc	2006		0:59:19 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Talkin' Down "Talkin' Down" by "The Sadies"	Pure Diamond Gold	Bloodshot	1999		1:00:48 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	STORY 19 "STORY 19" by "The Sadies"	Internal Sounds	Yep Roc	2013		1:02:45 (Pop-up)

The Sadies	Cut Corners "Cut Corners" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2011	July 17, 2011; engineer - Ernie Indradat	1:13:34 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	10 More Songs "10 More Songs" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2011	July 17, 2011	1:16:47 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Sunset To Dawn "Sunset To Dawn" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2011	July 17, 2011	1:21:08 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	16 Mile Creek "16 Mile Creek" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2011	July 17, 2011	1:24:29 (Pop-up)

The Sadies	Only Good One "Only Good One" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2002	Jan. 25, 2002; engineer - Jesse Cannon	1:27:56 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	The Last of the Good "The Last of the Good" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2002		1:29:11 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	I Tried Not To "I Tried Not To" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2002		1:32:33 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Empty The Chamber "Empty The Chamber" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2002		1:34:48 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Pass the Chutney "Pass the Chutney" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2002		1:38:52 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	The Dutch Boy "The Dutch Boy" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2002	Handsome Family cover	1:41:12 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Monkey & Cork "Monkey & Cork" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2002		1:44:49 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	First Five Minutes "First Five Minutes" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2017	Dec. 16, 2017 on The Todd-o-phonic Todd Show; engineer - Scott K	1:48:05 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Riverview Fog "Riverview Fog" by "The Sadies"	Live On WFMU		2017		1:50:54 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	The Trial "The Trial" by "The Sadies"	live at Monty Hall		2018	June 29, 2018; engineer - Scott K	1:54:09 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Pretty Polly "Pretty Polly" by "The Sadies"	live at Monty Hall		2018		1:56:18 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	A House Is Not A Motel	live at Monty Hall		2018		1:59:38 (Pop-up)

Neko Case & the Sadies	Hold On, Hold On	Fox Confessor Brings the Flood	ANTI-	2006		2:09:32 (Pop-up)
Neko Case & the Sadies	If You Knew	The Tigers Have Spoken	ANTI-	2004		2:11:57 (Pop-up)
Neko Case & Her Boyfriends	Bought and Sold	Furnace Room Lullaby	Mint	2000	Dallas Good on Guitar	2:14:25 (Pop-up)
The Sadies with Neko Case	Cowhand	Precious Moments	Bloodshot	1998		2:17:02 (Pop-up)
Neko Case & the Sadies	The Tigers Have Spoken	The Tigers Have Spoken	ANTI-	2004		2:19:02 (Pop-up)

Neil Young with The Sadies & Garth Hudson	This Wheel's On Fire	Garth Hudson Presents: A Canadian Celebration of the Band	Curve Music	2010		2:24:16 (Pop-up)
John Doe & The Sadies	Are The Good Times Really Over For Good?	Country Club	Yep Roc	2009	w/ kathleen edwards	2:27:35 (Pop-up)
Drunken Prayer	Hellraiser "Hellraiser" by "Drunken Prayer"	The Devil and the Blues			dallas good on lead guitar	2:30:11 (Pop-up)
The Sadies with Robyn Hitchcock	Why Would Anybody Live Here?	Favourite Colours		2004		2:32:30 (Pop-up)
Jon Langford and His Sadies	Looking Good For Radio	Mayors of the Moon	Bloodshot	2002		2:35:14 (Pop-up)
Jon Langford and His Sadies	Up To My Neck In This	Mayors of the Moon	Bloodshot	2002		2:38:32 (Pop-up)
Andre Williams with The Sadies	Shake a Tail Feather	For A Decade Of Sin: 11 Years Of Bloodshot Records	Bloodshot	2005		2:40:30 (Pop-up)
Andre Williams & The Sadies	Pardon Me (I've Got Someone To Kill)	Red Dirt				2:44:39 (Pop-up)
Heavy Trash	Outside Chance "Outside Chance" by "Heavy Trash"	Going Way Out With Heavy Trash		2005		2:47:32 (Pop-up)

The Sadies	Wasn't Born To Follow "Wasn't Born To Follow" by "The Sadies"	Tremendous Efforts		2001		2:53:28 (Pop-up)
The Sadies & Catherine irwin	Walkin' Cane	Poor Little Knitter On the Road: A Tribute to the Knitters		1999		2:55:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 12:01pm Will the Sound Guy: good Afternoon Joe B and all!!!!
	12:02pm common: Hey joe! All
	12:02pm spodiodi: hey Joe B and all!
	12:04pm chris_in_space: Hey all. We'll mourn together.
	👻 12:04pm Hoboken Jack: Hey Joe, Spodi, Will, all! Wordle says ROCKK
	12:04pm Andrew_in_WI: First introduced to the Sadie's with that Neko Case album. Really enjoyed their stuff. RiP
	12:05pm Chop Scott: Hello Joe!
	12:05pm Tommy Brimstone: Rest In Peace Dallas Good. The first time I ever heard the Sadies was right here on three chord monte back in 2003 or 04. Been a die hard fan ever since. So thank you Joe for turning me on to something so magical.
	12:05pm spodiodi: ROCKK, Jack!
	12:05pm Joe B: thanks everyone for being here!
	12:07pm Matt Fiveash: So shocking and upsetting to hear about Dallas the other day. Sadies were one of those bands that I was looking forward to seeing again and again, they were such road warriors that I knew they'd come back as soon as it was feasible. Never take any of the good stuff in life for granted.
	12:08pm medson: Hey Joe. Good to be here. Bummer ya have to do another GD Tribute.
	12:08pm chris_in_space: @Matt Fiveash never take the good stuff for granted indeed
	12:09pm Corey: Hello Joe and listeners! RIP Dallas Good.
	12:09pm Patrick S.: Joe, was hoping you were gonna do a Dallas Good celebration. Thank you thank you thank you.
	12:09pm johnk77: thanks joeb for breaking out the good stuff
	12:10pm StringOFperils: Dallas Good died??!!! Oh no! What a f***ing shame! A piece of my Toronto just died too. Huge blow to the Good dynasty, and huge sadness for me. Damn!
	12:10pm Alvy Singer: @ Joe B...The cycle of life continues as we lose so many talented artist. The music will live forever though.
	12:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Robyn Hitchcock : ' There’s something numbing and anodyne about tributes - perhaps this helps to mute the pain we feel when a really great person goes. Dallas Good from The Sadies was such a person, and he passed on suddenly this week. He and his brother Travis were the 6’4” rangy multi-instrumentalists that bookended the stage when The Sadies unleashed their dazzling psychedelic twang on audiences around the world. The Sadies are the true Canadian heirs to the Band - inhaling life and exhaling music wherever they go. They live to play and play to live like no other band I know. They’ve also always been happy to pitch their musical tent somewhere between “Sweethearts Of The Rodeo” and “Piper At The Gates of Dawn”, which drew me right in when I met them in 2002 at Calgary Folk Festival. Dallas taped a message to the door of my hotel room inviting me to join them for some Syd Barrett songs onstage the next day, and we went on from there; I’ve joined them in Winnipeg, Oslo, San Francisco, London and Switzerland to name just a few… Dallas was a kindly man - he had high musical standards but he liked to welcome strayfarers into the warm embrace of Sadie, as he always called the band. My heart goes out to his family, band mates and friends - to all who loved him - but I also harbour a terrible selfish grief that I’ll never get to play music with him again in this lifetime. I’m sure many of us feel that way. It’s just an awful shock, for which words are no consolation. So long Dallas, I hope to see you out there some day… '
	12:12pm johnk77: https://www.yeproc.com/remembering-the-sadies-dallas-good/
	👻 12:12pm Mike From Brooklyn: Hello Joe & fellow listeners!
	12:13pm DonJuanTijuana: Hey JoeB & Three Chord Monte Enthusiasts! Thank you for this tribute set! RIP Dallas Good!!!
	12:13pm Joe B: "Hard to keep up with all the, uhumm... unexplained deaths." what do you mean by this?
	12:13pm ben in ilm: Great tribute to a great band. RIP Dallas
	12:15pm Sissophonic Cheryl: One of my favorites❤️
	12:16pm Hugo (NL): Yes, awesome tunes. Thank sadies, tnx wfmu for this
	12:17pm Mike Steele: Hey Joe! Hey all!
	12:17pm Mark in Toronto: Joe, thanks for doing this. The Toronto music scene (and the world's) is devastated. Everyone seems to have a good story and good words to say about him.
	👻 12:18pm Artie: Oh how we hate to see you go, Dallas.
	👻 12:18pm Hoboken Jack: Hi Chop Scott, Medson Man, "Brooklyn" Mike, Matt F
	12:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: New favorite interpretation of HeyJoe - & it isn't even.
	👻 12:19pm John L: Hey Joe. What a loss to the music community, but especially to his family.
	12:20pm nickybones: Hey hey Joe! Total bummer. Most likely, I first heard the Sadies right here on yr show.
	👻 12:22pm Hoboken Jack: Yo Nick and Cheryl. Ah life.
	12:23pm Mike J: Lucky to catch the Sadies here in Denver open for Kurt Vile in May 2019, such a great show and to see Kurt join them in awe like a little brother. Man what a shame - RIP DG.
	12:23pm nickybones: Hey Jack!
	👻 12:24pm Mike From Brooklyn: Hey Hoboken Jack. Great Tribute Joe.
	12:24pm Joe B: fuck off deputy douchebag
	12:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Shameful ignorance of TheSadies. That unique bittersweet & difficult ambiguity of an Obituary Discovery. Music lives on.
	12:25pm chris_in_space: that dual-fretted guitar thing that Dallas and Travis did was one of the most incredible things I've ever seen at a show.
	12:26pm Matt Fiveash: deputy dawg how fuckin dare you hijack this tribute to a beloved musician to push your fuckin dumbass pet agenda. Take it to twitter or reddit or some other internet cesspool. Read the room.
	12:27pm deputy dawg: I am a sheep being led to slaughter
	👻 12:28pm John L: You could do a whole show just off of their epic collaborations.
	12:28pm Matt Fiveash: Even if all this shit you're touting is 100% true, this is neither the time or the place, you fucking ghoul.
	👻 12:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Joe and Monday mounters. RIP, Dallas.
	12:29pm Cheyenne: Thank you for this tribute Joe B! <3
	12:29pm Kotzwinkled: I can't count how many times I've heard a Sadies tune on the radio and thought it must be some deep jam from a Nuggets comp or something. Incredible sound.
	12:30pm Bryant in TO: Thanks for the great Dallas/Sadies tribute, Joe
	12:30pm Eric the Hat: Been noticing all too often the comments board seems to have too little to do with the DJ or the music these days. Mad disheartening. Aren’t there enough weed and pet related chat rooms elsewhere on the dump know. As internet? Peace and condolences Joe and folks mourning…
	👻 12:31pm Hoboken Jack: What's the good word, HP Ken?
	12:31pm WaffleMix: Sorry for your loss Joe, and the others on this board that knew him. Sorry for the loss to future music.
	12:31pm Dean from Old Bridge: Great show Joe
	12:31pm Slamtonio: Great show, thanks Joe!
	12:32pm miketp: sadies .stop n start .holy cow .dont know this bands back story but very glad to pop in and feel the joy and ssdness
	12:32pm Chop Scott: Thanks for this Joe.
	12:32pm Joe B: usually we can dump these morons from the board but it is not letting me do it today
	12:32pm James: Thanks Joe.
	12:33pm Eric the Hat: If it’s any consolation that dog dude and comments aren’t visible to me.
	12:33pm Kotzwinkled: Don't let this jackass harsh the vibe. We'll just build a wall of positive comments.
	12:33pm Don & Tracy: Thank you Joe!
	12:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If you want support for your position on anything - 1st thing you might do is Sign In, show yourself, own what you have to say & be accountable for it. Like everyone else. But no.
	12:34pm WaffleMix: Yes I just see one comment from the troll.
	12:34pm G: MAN, just heard the Sadies for the first time, right now on this show and I'm blown away. Sorry to discover this great band on a memorial show for one of its members. Looking forward to enjoying all the rest of their music.
	12:34pm Corey: The vitality of these tracks makes the loss hit home all the more. Thanks for the tribute.
	12:34pm Eric the Hat: Cheers to that Kotz
	12:34pm Phillippe: This is a great show, Joe. I wasn't real familiar with The Sadies, what a nice tribute
	12:34pm pgalub: Hey Joe, JAAAAACK, everyone. Lovely tribute.
	12:35pm Cheyenne: RevRab, trolls are cowards, but who cares about their dumbassery when we have a playlist like this
	12:35pm Fishtown Mike: Wonderful selections, Joe. The music speaks for itself. Condolences to you and all that knew him.
	12:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Clearly they were a presence on the Live circuit.
	12:36pm Dungaroos Kipawah: Thx Joe for all this
	12:37pm G: Nice tribute. The annoying post seems to be gone (I never saw it :-) )
	12:37pm Matt Fiveash: Can I request "The Most Despicable Man Alive" and dedicate to our friend, in memory of Dallas Good?
	12:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: “A genius is the one most like himself.” ― Thelonious Monk
	12:38pm moe: lovin' the Sadies' cavalcade of great, great songs and those wonderful guitars...
	12:38pm Cavegurl: Thank you Joe for this tribute. The Sadies are my favorite band . Dallas will be so missed.
	12:39pm Frank Zaatar: What G said about being sorry to discover them in a tribute. I know I've heard individual songs by the Sadies but I'm really struck by their accumulated excellence in this set. BTW, here's the case for real albums that you listen to from beginning to end.
	12:40pm ChukAmok: Forty-eight is far to young to lose such a talent. Sincere condolences.
	12:40pm Handy Haversack: Joe and all the Montebanks! Just in from the world. Glad to catch this tribute! Looks like I missed the fireworks.
	👻 12:40pm Hoboken Jack: Peeeeete!
	12:40pm spodiodi: Joe B, your show is where i've heard most songs by The Sadies. lovely tribute so far. thank you, and condolences. RIP, Dallas Good
	12:41pm Patrick S.: Last time I saw Dallas was when he was playing with Shadowy Men. Played bass for them then a full Sadies set. It was wonderful. This one hit hard. Rest in power you absolute giant.
	12:41pm Barney Grubbs: thanks Joe. Sadies are so nice. Got to hang out with them very briefly long ago when they opened/backed Jon Spencer’s Heavy Trash thing in Lebanon NH. They were friendly, seemingly very high, and went on to play a great set. (Why would anybody live here? became my theme for too many snowy NH mornings)
	12:41pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Condolences & Sympathy for The Sadies Loved ones & Colleagues. Enjoying the tribute.
	12:42pm spodiodi: nice one. good call, Matt Fiveash
	👻 12:42pm Hoboken Jack: Hi Handy, you didn't miss much but now we have to deputize Bagpipe.
	12:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lebanon, NH is where I am ! ...Surprised to hear of anything notable here - but Sadies were Canadian...
	12:43pm ben in ilm: Tales of the Rat Fink still up on the Yube. Sadies soundtrack: https://youtu.be/r1i_Tz3W_9c
	12:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Funny ass song. :D
	12:45pm Handy Haversack: Not a problem, Jack! He's had several Rabbit Power Bites to get the blood flowing!
	12:45pm Patrick S.: Joe i hope you play three hours of Sadies. I really do.
	12:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great Lee Hazelwoodness...
	👻 12:46pm Micheal: Thanks, Joe B.
	👻 12:48pm John L: I've been listening to them for years, but I was just reminded of Rank and File.
	12:48pm Barney Grubbs: @Rev: It’s a story for another time, but Jon Spencer’s dad Tom was a chemistry professor at Dartmouth (he retired a few years back), which I think is what made the unlikely stop in Lebanon happen
	12:48pm Andres: Hey, Joe. Afternoon, all. I first saw Dallas Good play with Jad Fair and then later with The Sadies in what would be a countless number of occasions. Another great combo was with friends Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet where he played bass after Reid Diamond passed away. The two bands combined for an unforgettable Alice Cooper tribute show. Gone way too soon. Leaves behind a huge legacy of music and always incredible live performances.
	12:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx BG
	12:49pm McMurphy: You know you spend too much time on social media when you have repeated impulses to "like" comments on the message board. Great tribute Joe B.!
	12:50pm chris_in_space: Streets a little bit quieter in Toronto this week
	12:50pm Tim 07030: Joe, you introduced me to Dallas at Hill Country Brooklyn and he was so incredibly nice (and still remembered every detail about a long-ago Halloween show at Maxwell’s So thanks for that.
	12:54pm Joe B: @Tim - almost forgot about that, great night!
	12:54pm Joe B: thanks everyone for hanging out today, appreciate it!
	12:56pm Bryant in TO: I love Shadowy Men but apparently not enough to know about Phono-Comb. Lovin this set, Joe B!
	12:57pm Nick: Great tribute. Knew Dallas when the Sadies were a three-piece.
	12:57pm Mark in Toronto: We have a rich, colourful and diverse music scene in Toronto that only rarely "breaks through" to the USA or the world at large. Nice that the Sadies became well known.
	12:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just from a Gittarhead pov - he was clearly something.
	12:59pm Joe B: @Nick - wow, did not know they were a three-piece!
	12:59pm Tim 07030: Yeah, we were talking about the costumes the band wore for that show and Dallas very politely but adamantly corrected me when I said I thought he had been dressed as a vampire. I wish I could remember what he WAS dressed as.
	👻 12:59pm Will the Sound Guy: Sorry to hear about Dallas, enjoying the tribute! I never heard of Phono-Comb tho, gonna have to dig into it. 📻🎶👍💔🌠
	12:59pm love2laf: Amazing to see Shadowy Men opening for Yola Tengo back in 2018 at the Phoenix. Just a fabulous night of music that I will always remember. Thank Joe B, and everyone for sharing your memories of Dallas Good.
	1:00pm Joe B: @Will - they apparently had a second album that I never knew about! just thought it was this one
	1:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One hears sometimes of a Detroit - Toronto connection ? Anything much to that ?
	1:01pm Martin: Proper tribute, Joe. Thank you.
	👻 1:02pm Hoboken Jack: I dig that Phono-Comb album with Jad Fair.
	1:02pm StringOFperils: The Sadies' resident New Years Eve gigs at the Horseshoe Tavern were rowdy and memorable and very drunk. The band rode a wave of insanity up there on that stage...I remember Dallas dropping out mid solo, leaping off the stage, and wailing the crap out of some abusive a-hole harassing him right at the stage....a guy who got summarily punished, and then it was right back to work. Hardcore, road-proven, and a picture of hard life on the road....even at home.
	1:03pm Joe B: @Jack - i think that is how/why they formed - to back up jad fair
	1:03pm Joe B: @string of perils - wish i could have made one of those legendary shows!
	👻 1:04pm evancuts: That Tales of the Ratfink documentary is really worth watching. You can see it free on Kanopy and other streaming services. Who doesn't love a documentary with TALKING CARS!
	1:05pm Joe B: agreed evan! also worth it to see the sadies video where they are ed roth-ed out in a crazy dune buggy!
	1:05pm Salat: My wife was an old friend of Dallas and we got to hang out with him when we were in Toronto. Real nice person. He and Travis were still playing as the Good Brothers. RIP Dallas
	1:10pm orpheusviking: Thank you Joe for doing this. it is well needed. My sat night was like this as well just going through the music. R.I.P. Dallas
	1:10pm chris_in_space: If we're reminiscing, I remember seeing Dallas in his punk band The Satanatras in Toronto, long before The Sadies formed. Had a friend who lived with Dallas for a while. We were hanging out and Dallas came home with a pedal steel, claiming he didn't know how to play it. He plugged it in an immediately started playing simple country licks on it. I'll never forget it. Was c. 1999.
	👻 1:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Jack. I think "pancakes" is a good word today.
	1:11pm Patrick S.: RE: Bottom of the Hill, I was going to see Vic Chesnutt there one night but as I pulled up, there was a fire in the upstairs apartment so the show got cancelled and that is why I never got to see Vic.
	👻 1:14pm John L: The only time I got to see The Sadies was at Maxwell's; amazing show. Also the night I became a fan of the Ribeye Brothers.
	👻 1:14pm Frank In Queens: Hi everyone. Sorry I missed the first hour or so, but it looks like you've done a hell of a job with the Dallas tribute so far Joe. Thank you for doing this.
	1:15pm Joe B: @John L - was that when there was a massive heat wave in June of whatever year that was?
	1:16pm Handy Haversack: Cherry axe, Frank dude! Taking care of business early!
	👻 1:16pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: Greetings from sunny FL Joe! Hifivicky and I are headed to the beach tomorrow. This Sadies tribute is delightful. I regret not seeing them live.
	👻 1:16pm Hoboken Jack: Hey Frank. Yeah Joe has done a lovely job. HP, when the pancake call summons, it must be heeded.
	1:17pm StringOFperils: You're right, Joe B; Phono-Comb was one of several collaborative projects based around Jad Fair around that time. WFMU's own (so to speak) Yo La Tengo joined him for another. Jad had played here several times before that, with quite a bit of success I'd say, considering how - ha ha- Jad Fair it all was. Don Pyle may have spearheaded Phonocomb w Jad...he's a pretty busy fellow. He had another post-Shadowy Men band called Atomic Seven...also really good
	👻 1:17pm Hoboken Jack: Hello Jeff and Vicky!
	1:17pm SeanG: that langford sadies album "mayors of the moon" is a goddamn rockin' masterpiece
	1:17pm Bobby from Dayton: How had I never heard of The Sadies before? Very sorry to hear about Dallas. Thanks everyone for sharing your stories.
	👻 1:18pm Will the Sound Guy: I've gotta drive, gonna be tuned in tho! Thank you Joe for this incredible tribute, great job man!!!
	1:18pm Joe B: thanks SoP - will investigate atomic seven!
	1:23pm Andres: Sharing a link here for a piece from Canadian music journalist Vish Khanna that speaks to the personal connections that Dallas made and the extensive connections he made with fellow musicians. https://exclaim.ca/music/article/remembering_dallas_good_of_the_sadies
	👻 1:24pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: Greetings Hoboken Jack! It's in the 80s and the sun is shining here in Cape Coral, FL. WFMU is playing poolside rn.
	1:25pm Nick: I think Atomic 7 was Brian, not Don. Sadies as a three-piece was Dallas, Sean on electric snd Ted on drums.
	1:27pm Mark in Toronto: @Nick: You're right about Brian Connelly basically being Atomic 7. He also had a great band that played around town called Ancient Chinese Secret.
	1:27pm Hubig Pie: -6 currently in my neighborhood. Hello everyone. Enjoying this tribute.
	1:28pm Handy Haversack: The People's Champ not only has institutional memory but creates the memories. Thanks for all back then and all right now, Joe! I think K8's flying over your neighborhood right now, Hubig!
	1:28pm ?: Besides Phono-Comb, don't forget that Dallas Good was actually a member of Half Japanese from 1997-2001. He plays lead gtr on Half Jap's "Heaven Sent" and "Hello" LPs, which have some great tracks!
	1:28pm StringOFperils: @Nick > You're right, that WAS Brian Connelly's band. My bad! I think I connect him cuz I saw Don at The Gem, this little obscure bar where Atomic 7 workshopped all the time...I'm still rubbing those two brain cells together I guess. Thanks!
	1:28pm Kotzwinkled: Damn these live tracks rip. Hail WFMU!
	1:29pm Joe B: i forgot they had the vibes guy with them - paul acoin (sp?)
	1:29pm Ken Katkin: Besides Phono-Comb, don't forget that Dallas Good was actually a member of Half Japanese from 1997-2001. He plays lead gtr on Half Jap's "Heaven Sent" and "Hello" LPs, which have some great tracks!
	1:29pm Joe B: thanks Nick!
	1:30pm Andrew Waterloo: Gotta dig up the Sadies covering Lucifer Sam
	1:30pm Joe B: hey Ken! thanks! was not aware of that
	1:30pm Andres: Paul Aucoin
	1:30pm Nick: No worries. I'm the engineer on "Hello" & "Stories" .
	1:31pm Ken Katkin: "Patty" is the standout track on "Hello" by Half Japanese, and if you play it, you'll be glad you did.
	1:31pm Hubig Pie: Hey Handy, anything flying over the 'hood right now is obscured by low hanging clouds.
	1:32pm Andrew Waterloo: I remember seeing the Sadies for the first time in a tiny Waterloo bar named Jane Bond. The story goes the Jane Bond staff are the people they called when they broke down at 16 Mile Creek.
	1:32pm Don F.: Sadies - thought I wss hearing a young Elvis Costello. Thanks Joe B.!
	1:32pm Joe B: hey don!
	1:33pm Mark in Toronto: Joe: That Jesse Cannon sure has a lot of Discog credits
	1:33pm Nick: This WFMU stuff is amazing.
	1:34pm Joe B: @mark - i know. he is self-taught here at FMU! started hanging around the pat duncan show as a teen! an unreal talent and great guy
	1:34pm Joe B: @andrew - wow!
	1:34pm StringOFperils: Hah! I've had some beers with Bernard, the guy who ran the Jane Bond...back in the 90s. I remember discussing Bob Log III with him
	1:35pm Mark in Toronto: @StringofPearls: I wouldn't call the much loved Gem "obscure"!
	1:35pm Andres: Bob Log III! Legendary shows at Jane Bond!
	1:36pm StringOFperils: @Mark > Sorry. Touched a nerve. I lived in a warehouse near there....so it was my local
	1:37pm Andrew Waterloo: @StringOfPerils.. Bernard is still there. Jane Bond is still there.
	1:37pm Kenny rotten: Thanks for the Sadies Tribute Joe, RIP Dallas Good.
	1:38pm StringOFperils: @Andrew > But I'm hardly still there. Ha ha ha. Glad to hear Bernard is still doing it.
	1:38pm Andrew Waterloo: The time Andre Williams came was the most legendary though.
	1:38pm Mark in Toronto: @String: Just giving you a hard time. I live north of St Clair and Oakwood, so I know exactly where it is.
	1:39pm WaffleMix: Amazing sound.
	1:39pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Thanks so much Joe. Great tribute!!
	1:40pm StringOFperils: Well, I'm glad so many have gathered here to celebrate Dallas Good's memory. A real loss.
	1:41pm Mark in Toronto: This sounds amazing for being 20 years old recorded at a radio station.
	1:41pm Andres: Those Morricone like western instrumentals were what first attracted me to The Sadies.
	👻 1:41pm prof.fuzz: Beautiful tribute, Joe B. Thanks. Gotta go teach. Catch ya again next week.
	1:43pm ledzeppelinsucks: 2/22/22 is the latest apocalypse date. Taco Tuesday and National Margarita and meet your maker during an avocado embargo. The avocado riot is going to be revised by religious fanatics,
	1:44pm Mark in Toronto: Goof!
	1:45pm Patrick S.: These live tracks are amazing.
	1:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Guacapocalypse ! ...Manson's vision of HelterSkelter left out only vaccination & green mushy Mexican delicacies...
	1:47pm Cooh John: Hi Joe. Celebrating the federal holiday with some three chord action.
	1:48pm Handy Haversack: I know that voice!
	👻 1:49pm Hoboken Jack: Nice knob twiddling, Chop Scott!
	1:52pm Joe B: incredible work by Chop Scott!
	1:55pm LesleyK: Nice tribute today Joe. Thanks
	1:55pm Nicole: Loving this tribute to Dallas - I swear Toronto felt different this week.
	1:57pm Joe B: thanks LesleyK and Nicole
	1:58pm Kenny rotten: Joe, are any of these great Sadies live recordings going to be released on the WFMU archive?
	2:00pm Joe B: @kenny - the monty hall show can be seen and heard here: vimeo.com...
	2:01pm Kenny rotten: Thank you Joe!!
	2:01pm Kotzwinkled: Damn this Love cover whips ass.
	2:01pm Bill: outstanding !
	2:01pm HyperDose: Just tuned in and this is my first time listening to The Sadies. Liking what I'm hearing. Condolences to all who knew him. Seems like he meant a lot to the station.
	2:01pm Tim 07030: As my dad used to say, it was hotter than the hammers of hell that night in Monty Hall. In more than one way.
	2:01pm brendangen: This is great
	2:02pm bill hanke: this is the BEST!!!! thank you so much. got their version of Astronomy Domine in your archive?
	👻 2:02pm Frank In Queens: Great memories of the Monty Hall show.
	2:02pm Windy City: What an amazing version
	2:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 Love cover - Righteous.
	2:03pm StringOFperils: They kind of slayed that. Whew.
	2:04pm carl from providence: Thank you for the great music today, Joe B
	👻 2:04pm Hoboken Jack: Hello Tim!
	2:04pm Tom D.: Nice cover from 1 of my all time favorite bands, Love by the Sadie's, RIP Dallas.
	2:05pm Glistener MW: R.I.P. Dallas. thanks for this outpouring of Sadies love from this and other shows!
	2:08pm Glistener MW: (Also, thank you for maintaining all those phenomenal Monty Hall show archives!)
	2:11pm bill hanke: this is exactly why I pledge big $ to WFMU. thank you Joe for a beautiful tribute. thinking of how lucky we were to have Sadies play for all these years. always fuckin jaw dropping.
	2:11pm Joe B: thanks everyone for being here today
	2:12pm Joe B: thanks bill. well said
	2:13pm BAMstutz: The music is good.
	2:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's just the truth : WFMU is 10 Xs other stations @ 1/10th the budget.
	2:15pm TheManWhoLaughs: Seeing the Sadies backing Andre Williams in a bar that holds about 100 people was a memorable show for me
	2:19pm Yes: great tribute, joe. the tunes are excellent
	2:24pm OlyMike: Niko's best work was with Shunt McGuppin
	2:25pm Cooh John: "Hold on, Hold on" is on my jukebox.👍
	2:26pm bill hanke: this is my favorite song ever! not kidding. never heard this version. oh my!!!!
	2:26pm OlyMike: Neko, that is...
	2:29pm bill hanke: Andre Williams & Sadies? sounds like a Lakefront Lounge show!
	👻 2:29pm Frank In Queens: First time I saw the Sadies was when they were backing John Doe. I always knew they were a band I had to check out and seeing them with John confirmed it.
	2:29pm StringOFperils: Oh nice! I haven't heard this thing w John Doe. Love it.
	2:29pm ChrisB.: Saw John and The Sadies at City Winery. Garth Hudson also dropped by for a few tunes.
	2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Connecting the dots twixt JohnDoe & GarthHudson - in the flesh - is pretty significant by any measure.
	2:32pm Mike Sin: Been listening on the go today — man, this has been quite a wonderful show.
	2:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sure love the sound of them pairing with Neko ! 2 & 1/2 hours in & the Tribute just gets deeper...
	2:36pm Handy Haversack: Definitely, Rev Rab. Almost all of this is new and revelatory for me. I'm just taking it all in. Really great, Joe. And it's great to see so many who knew the band and Dallas finding comfort and joy in the music here. The People's Champ indeed.
	2:37pm Mister Dobalina: Epicly later'd but oh well.
	2:39pm Tim 07030: Now would be a good time to ask if anyone else was at the Mekons' NY/NJ 25th anniversary shows in 1992 where the Sadies opened all 3 shows as Mekons tribute band Eaglebauer?
	2:39pm Tim 07030: sorry 2002!
	2:39pm Barefoot Jimmy G: Unbelievable show, Joe. Just gave you a shoutout on Facebook. Thanks!
	2:39pm morphe': Thanks JOE !!! as in BELOCK !!! and all !!!!!
	2:42pm Dungaroos Kipawah: Always liked the Langford/Sadies collab. “Are You An Entertainer?” sums up road weariness, 22 hrs of the say spent to get the 2 on stage & then off to next
	2:44pm Joe Castrianni: Are you going to play anything from the record with Gord?😆😆😆
	2:45pm pp: Langford's The Three Chord Monte Johns is the #2 forgotten band of the 80's. https://whatculture.com/music/10-forgotten-80s-bands-worth-rediscovering?page=9
	2:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: No - you're essentially Trolling two funerals - one which hasn't even happened yet. That's how pathetic - how rude you are. If you don't like it - there happens to be a World of whatever corporate cardboard you could stream that you'd apparently rather stick in your ears.
	2:48pm Joe B: @joe - saving it for the very end!
	2:49pm TheManWhoLaughs: Saw The Sadies open up for Heavy Trash at a Lebowski Fest one year...another enjoyable event!
	2:49pm Tim from LH: Epic show today! Your love for Dallas and The Sadies really shone through!
	2:49pm WaffleMix: Better update my donations so I can get a sweet sweet guitar 🎸 icon
	2:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Get Well Soon ...as John Lennon liked to say.
	2:50pm bobsmart567: Excellent show today, JB. Thank you!!
	👻 2:50pm Frank In Queens: @WaffleMix, do it!
	👻 2:50pm patrick321: What a great show! Thanks Joe. RIP Dallas
	2:51pm goes211: Great show, Mr. Belock! Thanks a ton!
	2:51pm DonJuanTijuana: Awesome show JoeB!!! Thank you for sharing this incredible material!!!
	👻 2:52pm Hoboken Jack: Hey LH Tim, Mike Sin, ES Joe! Thanks so much Joe for a superb tribute show and thanks to all the commenters with their cool Sadies tales.
	2:52pm Polly.: awesome sets Joe - I have favorited them so i can play the whole show again!
	2:52pm Chop Scott: Thanks Joe-a fantastic program today.
	2:53pm Cliff Westfall: Great, much needed show, Joe - thanks.
	2:53pm Handy Haversack: Fantastic afternoon of music, Joe -- many thanks for the gift, and sincere condolences to you and everyone else who lost someone near and dear with Dallas Good. RIP. Later on, Montebanks.
	👻 2:53pm Frank In Queens: Really great show Joe. Wonderful job of paying tribute.
	2:53pm TheManWhoLaughs: Great show...Thanks
	2:54pm Tim 07030: Fantastic show, Joe. Thank you.
	2:54pm greg g: Thank you Joe for paying tribute to Dallas Good. It is definitely bittersweet but thank you and take care.
	2:54pm spodiodi: thank you, Joe!
	2:54pm bill hanke: my 2nd favorite song of all time. oh Joe this brings the tears
	2:54pm Andres: The Sadies were the band I saw play live more than any other and was looking forward to many more. I particularly appreciated the live archives today. Dallas will be greatly missed. Thanks for the wonderful tribute, Joe!
	2:55pm StringOFperils: Thanks for pulling all of this stuff together for us, it's a great listen, and listening is what he mostly wanted I guess. Great show, Joe!
	2:56pm morphe': Jon Langford and His Sadies Looking Good For Radio " .... radio ..... between 2:55 and 3:00 ...."
	2:56pm WaffleMix: Really showing the wide breadth of this band. A+++
	2:57pm Bootsie: Great soundtrack for being on the road this afternoon! Bittersweet though.
	👻 2:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Joe. Great tribute show today!
	2:58pm timinoak: Digging the show! Thank you.
	2:58pm Corey: Thanks for the heartfelt tribute, Joe! Be well all.
	👻 2:59pm Jason from Houston: Many thanks for a wonderful tribute, Joe.
	2:59pm radioronan: Thank you for this tribute, Joe..
	3:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ JoeB ~

Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock: Playlist from February 21, 2022

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