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Favoriting August 25, 2012: You Don't Know What You Got Til You Lose It

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Skeeter Davis and NRBQ  You Don't Know What You Got Until You Lose It   Favoriting
Redd Kross  Stay Away From Downtown   Favoriting
Billy Jack Hale  Black Widow   Favoriting
Snooks Eaglin  Cover Girl   Favoriting
Three Bits Of Rhythm  Drop A Nickle In The Slot   Favoriting
Explorers Club, The  Hold Me Tight   Favoriting
Denny Laine  Say You Don't Mind   Favoriting
Jerry Reed  Honey Chile   Favoriting
Sam and Dave  May I Baby?   Favoriting
Richard and Linda Thompson  I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight   Favoriting
Overlanders, The  Go Where You Wanna Go   Favoriting
Faron Young  It's A Great Life (If You Dont Weaken)   Favoriting
AFO Executives with Tami Lynn  Money   Favoriting
Chris Montez  One Note Samba   Favoriting
Mark Bacino  How About Always?   Favoriting
Escorts, The  Mad, Mad World   Favoriting
Herschel Garflunky  The Parrot Song   Favoriting
Titus Turner  People Sure Act Funny   Favoriting
Boris Gardiner And The Love People  Hooked On A Feeling   Favoriting
Blossom Dearie  Guys & Dolls   Favoriting
Replacements, The  Achin' To Be   Favoriting
The Fun and Games  Something I Wrote   Favoriting
Little Jimmy Dickens  Bessie The Heifer   Favoriting
Earl Gaines  House Full Of Rooms   Favoriting
Pernice Brothers, The  Working Girls (Sunlight Shines)   Favoriting
Joe Pernice  Different for Girls   Favoriting
Gregory Phillips  Don't Bother Me   Favoriting
Buddy Allen Owens w/ Buck Owens  Gentle On My Mind   Favoriting
Little Richard  All Around The World   Favoriting
Ama Tai Tai  Jackpot 1800   Favoriting
Norah Jones  Happy Pills   Favoriting
Critters, The  Dancing In The Street   Favoriting
Dane Stinit  Sweet Country Girl   Favoriting
Antoine Dodson and The Gregory Brothers, featuring Kelly Dodson  Bed Intruder Song   Favoriting
Camper Van Beethoven  Take the Skinheads Bowling   Favoriting
Mindbenders, The  The Letter   Favoriting
A MINUTE WITH  SCOTT SCHINDER   Favoriting
Bob Dylan w/ Bob Fass  Radio Unnameable Jan. 1966 - WBAI   Favoriting

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Listener comments!

  11:13am
Phil R:

Michael
Finally got our copy of Super Hits of the 70's, and we love it
Thanks
  11:15am
hamburger:

hheyyy guyys
  11:20am
Connie T. Empress:

Sounds like you were a member of The Explorer's Club the last 2 weeks: welcome back and Todd-O-Phonic was the #1 fill-in!!
  11:26am
Connie T. Empress:

AND a big chimp chuckle to Dave The Spazz who brought his own spin to the show last week: awesomeness abounds on FMU! And #1 hits keep on coming: thanks!
  11:32am
ken in denver:

Bright Lights Tonight is definitely a No. 1 Hit!
  11:36am
James:

Morning, folks!
  11:57am
DON JuanJ:

OH SNAP! THE QUEEN OF THE EMPIRE SOUL CLUB LISTENING TO THIS SHOW TOO. A TRUE HONOR TO BE A VIRTUAL LISTERNER AS SHE IS.
  11:57am
drr:

Blossom Dearie!
  12:01pm
Bob:

Almost the best Mats song ever.
Avatar 12:03pm
Michael:

This is the best of his "not dumb" songs
  12:18pm
Connie T. Empress:

I never miss a #1 hits Show: even in the Archives: i listen and always catch something: like this Joe Pernice tune from the Super Hits of the 70's premium!! And thanks listener Don Juan J: you meet the nicest people at the #1 Hits Club!
  12:22pm
drr:

What was the Lovin' Spoonful song MS played so many versions of?
  12:23pm
drr:

it rhymed "toddled" and "dawdled"...
Avatar 12:23pm
Michael:

Darlin' Be Home Soon
  12:27pm
drr:

thanks! good song. I discovered I like the Lovin' Spoonful more than I thought I would based on their radio hits.
  12:29pm
Robert:

I never listened carefully to the lyrics of "Gentle On My Mind" before this, thanks. Now I understand it...it's not about the 2nd person that it's about, it's really about the 1st person.
  12:32pm
Robert:

That is, "you" are gentle on my mind not primarily because of anything particularly about "you", but because of the way "I" treated "you".
  12:35pm
Connie T. Empress:

Ready set DIG: that Jackpot 1800 was a true #1 in that MS has the only copy stateside!
  12:44pm
Dano:

Love this show - every week. The playlist reminds me of every goofy great thing I heard on the radio as a kid.
  12:49pm
Dano:

Dude! your comp. is No. 14 on the chart! (why not No. 1??)
  1:23pm
Listener Tom:

Great show Michael - if Ama Tai Tai were from Rhodesia, maybe check out SWP records - they're an archival label out of the Netherlands that specializes in pop and trad music from Southern and East Africa. The guy who runs it, Michael Baird, is a Zimbabwean expat and has forgotten more about that music than most folks will ever know: http://www.swp-records.com/
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