WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from January 26, 2013

Michael Shelley: Playlist from January 26, 2013

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January 26, 2013: Includes an interview with Ray Stinnett

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
John Buck Wilkin	Apartment 21 "Apartment 21" by "John Buck Wilkin"
Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs	Wooly Bully
Eddie Hill	Mountain Jam "Mountain Jam" by "Eddie Hill"
Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers	Let's Fall In Love
Count Basie & Oscar Peterson	Jumping At The Woodside
Dwight Yoakam	Three Pears "Three Pears" by "Dwight Yoakam"
1st Century	Looking Down "Looking Down" by "1st Century"
Ronnie Dawson	I Make The Love "I Make The Love" by "Ronnie Dawson"
Lowell Fulson	Lady in the Rain "Lady in the Rain" by "Lowell Fulson"
Eugene Edwards	Your Own Nightmare
Keith Moon (John Sebastian on vocals)	Don't Worry Baby
Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs	Can't Make Enough
Ray Stinnett	Liberty Train "Liberty Train" by "Ray Stinnett"
Ray Stinnett	Interview "Interview" by "Ray Stinnett"
Ray Stinnett	You Make Me Feel "You Make Me Feel" by "Ray Stinnett"
Red Simpson	Highway Patrol "Highway Patrol" by "Red Simpson"
Ollie & The Nightingales	Mellow Way You Treat Your Man
Sister Rosetta Tharpe	That's All "That's All" by "Sister Rosetta Tharpe"
Nerves, The	Gimmie Some Time "Gimmie Some Time" by "Nerves, The"
Sam Sham & The Pharaohs	Go Go Girls
Buddy Miller & Jim Lauderdale	Down South In New Orleans
Dr. John	The Fix (One Naughty Flat)
Rachel Sweet	B-A-B-Y "B-A-B-Y" by "Rachel Sweet"
Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs	Red Hot
Lonnie Mack	I Had It "I Had It" by "Lonnie Mack"
A MINUTE WITH	SCOTT SCHINDER "SCOTT SCHINDER" by "A MINUTE WITH"
Longmont Potion Castle	Underboki & Associates

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CLICK HERE for a peek at Michael's 2013 marathon premium cd!

CLICK HERE to check out the new WFMU signal coverage map "91.1fm in the NY-NJ metropolitan area, 90.1 in Orange County, NY and 91.9fm in Rockland County NY"!

CLICK HERE to read how Big Star's "September Gurls" was recorded at Ardent Studios

CLICK HERE to read a really bad review of a reissue of Keith Moon's "Two Sides of the Moon"
CLICK HERE to see Beastie Boy Mike D's lovely $9 a square foot wallpaper!
CLICK HERE to read "The Beatles and the Art of the Tambourine"

CLICK HERE to watch a robot band cover The Ramones

CLICK HERE to read Carol Kaye review of "The Wrecking Crew: The Inside Story of Rock and Roll's Best-Kept Secret"

CLICK HERE for a great Herman's Hermits Interview from the Oklahoma Historical Society!

CLICK HERE for a short film "The Life & Death of the American Arcade"

CLICK HERE for "Sony Releases Stupid Piece Of Shit That Doesn't Fucking Work" !

CLICK HERE for an article about Sandy Hook truthers who think they've found “absolute proof” that the Newtown shootings were a hoax.

CLICK HERE for a short film "Moon Hoax Not"

CLICK HERE to find out who played bass on some of Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.

CLICK HERE for “Confessions of a Bad News Bear”.

CLICK HERE for a great Beach Boys Interview from 1964 (starts @ 1:30).

CLICK HERE for seven minutes of David Bowie getting pissed off during interviews.

Apparently Bowie offered "Golden Years" to Elvis Presley - but The King declined. CLICK HERE former guest Stevie Riks nails the Elvis/Bowie duet version.

CLICK HERE for 1976 Frank Sinatra and Don Rickles on The Carson show!

CLICK HERE for 1974 Sly Stone on The Mike Douglas show!

CLICK HERE for a short film which explains how Mellotrons work.

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CLICK HERE Led Zeppelin vs The Beatles - Whole Lotta Helter Skelter !

CLICK HERE for Chuck Berry's 1980 thoughts about The Sex Pistols, Talking Heads and Clash records.

CLICK HERE for Famous Album Covers Revisited Using Google Street View .

CLICK HERE for The Joe Smith Collection at the Library of Congress.

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CLICK HERE for info on an odd e-book "Nick Lowe: A Long Career That Never Gets Stale." It is 4 pages long and "sells" for $1.99. The same author has one about Dean Martin that was reviewed like this: "This pamphlet was complete gargbage. A sixth grader could have written a better essay. All of this author's works should be removed from Amazon."

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Listener comments!
	11:01am CeeDubbles: May I be the First to wish you Good Morning Mr. Shelley!
	11:05am Michael Shelley: Thanks!
	11:06am Parq: And Wooly Bully gets a "favorite" star!
	11:06am surfdog: WOOOOHOOOO!!!! Rock N roll!!!!!!!! favorite shew on wfmu KOWABUGA DUDES!!!!!!
	11:07am BigJay: Wooly Bully: Too bad L~7 has disappeared from our slang. There are still plenty of squares out there.
	11:12am Jay/London: Good morning / Afternoon Michael I got your Superhits of the Seventies on Friday just been Playing it today you and the bands have done a #one job on it am so happy to have it :)
	11:22am Michael Shelley: Thanks Jay - I agree - that cd is really nice.till blows my mind that so many folks helped out!
	11:32am Ken From Hyde Park: If I remember high school math correctly, the shape of a radio broadcast signal is called a cardioid. Good show, today, by the way!
	11:36am fred: @Ken: I can see why on that map, except for the 91.1 signal, for some reason. But I wonder why the 90.1 signal is going to such lengths to avoid Newton. Or is there some defensive field there?
	11:40am Uke Goldberg: Sounds like Elvis Costello and the Atractions
	11:41am Jimmy WIpper: That sounded like the Smithereens. Kinda like "Strangers When We Meet."
	11:41am Uke Goldberg: Don't Worry Baby, that is.
	11:44am Tyler: Keith isn't i before e!
	11:58am Fuzzy: @Ken: I think it's sinusoid -- sine waves. Cardioid is a type of microphone.
	12:07pm fred: @Fuzzy: A cardioid mike is called such because the area it's most sensitive to shares the heart shape you can see on the map. "Cardioid" basically means "heart-shaped" here, or more generally "heart-like". So I think you're both right
	12:16pm a&m: gil friesen, r.i.p. a real gent.
	12:22pm G: -oid the suffix is a Greek thing, from their verb for "see." cardiod means the shape of the field looks like a heart. "android" means something that isn't human but looks like a human being. etc...
	12:23pm Nate: Another great interview!
	12:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: "You Make Me Feel"? Is this going to sound like the one from Leo Sayer?
	12:31pm Ken From Hyde Park: No resemblance to Leo Sayer music, but I think I hear "Seasons Of The Witch" in there.
	12:32pm Joe B: Great interview Michael! also loved that Don't Worry Baby version
	12:41pm Seminal: howdy from NW IN
	12:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: The melody in "Go Go Girls" seems quite a bit like the hand jive song.
	12:53pm Seth Fancy: Hey Michael, thanks for the Beatles-Tambourine article. And a great interview today. Awesome.
	12:53pm ChooChoo - ATL: "Red Hot"! We howled this song in my youth!
	12:55pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Enjoyed that "American Arcade" film, Michael. (www.theverge.com...)
	1:00pm Queens L. Bow: Hey, thanks for playing Rachel Sweet! I saw her in the late-lamented Hullabaloo in upstate NY around the time this album came out (1980), & interviewed her for our college radio station. Someone (maybe you?) said she won't talk about her pop star history now....don't know why, this is a fun album, and she made some good stuff after that (including that duet with Rex Smith & her "Hairspray" soundtrack songs).
	1:00pm Jimmy WIpper: Put me on the trace!!!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
John Buck Wilkin	Apartment 21 "Apartment 21" by "John Buck Wilkin"
Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs	Wooly Bully
Eddie Hill	Mountain Jam "Mountain Jam" by "Eddie Hill"
Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers	Let's Fall In Love
Count Basie & Oscar Peterson	Jumping At The Woodside
Dwight Yoakam	Three Pears "Three Pears" by "Dwight Yoakam"
1st Century	Looking Down "Looking Down" by "1st Century"
Ronnie Dawson	I Make The Love "I Make The Love" by "Ronnie Dawson"
Lowell Fulson	Lady in the Rain "Lady in the Rain" by "Lowell Fulson"
Eugene Edwards	Your Own Nightmare
Keith Moon (John Sebastian on vocals)	Don't Worry Baby
Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs	Can't Make Enough
Ray Stinnett	Liberty Train "Liberty Train" by "Ray Stinnett"
Ray Stinnett	Interview "Interview" by "Ray Stinnett"
Ray Stinnett	You Make Me Feel "You Make Me Feel" by "Ray Stinnett"
Red Simpson	Highway Patrol "Highway Patrol" by "Red Simpson"
Ollie & The Nightingales	Mellow Way You Treat Your Man
Sister Rosetta Tharpe	That's All "That's All" by "Sister Rosetta Tharpe"
Nerves, The	Gimmie Some Time "Gimmie Some Time" by "Nerves, The"
Sam Sham & The Pharaohs	Go Go Girls
Buddy Miller & Jim Lauderdale	Down South In New Orleans
Dr. John	The Fix (One Naughty Flat)
Rachel Sweet	B-A-B-Y "B-A-B-Y" by "Rachel Sweet"
Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs	Red Hot
Lonnie Mack	I Had It "I Had It" by "Lonnie Mack"
A MINUTE WITH	SCOTT SCHINDER "SCOTT SCHINDER" by "A MINUTE WITH"
Longmont Potion Castle	Underboki & Associates

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Listener comments!
	11:01am CeeDubbles: May I be the First to wish you Good Morning Mr. Shelley!
	11:05am Michael Shelley: Thanks!
	11:06am Parq: And Wooly Bully gets a "favorite" star!
	11:06am surfdog: WOOOOHOOOO!!!! Rock N roll!!!!!!!! favorite shew on wfmu KOWABUGA DUDES!!!!!!
	11:07am BigJay: Wooly Bully: Too bad L~7 has disappeared from our slang. There are still plenty of squares out there.
	11:12am Jay/London: Good morning / Afternoon Michael I got your Superhits of the Seventies on Friday just been Playing it today you and the bands have done a #one job on it am so happy to have it :)
	11:22am Michael Shelley: Thanks Jay - I agree - that cd is really nice.till blows my mind that so many folks helped out!
	11:32am Ken From Hyde Park: If I remember high school math correctly, the shape of a radio broadcast signal is called a cardioid. Good show, today, by the way!
	11:36am fred: @Ken: I can see why on that map, except for the 91.1 signal, for some reason. But I wonder why the 90.1 signal is going to such lengths to avoid Newton. Or is there some defensive field there?
	11:40am Uke Goldberg: Sounds like Elvis Costello and the Atractions
	11:41am Jimmy WIpper: That sounded like the Smithereens. Kinda like "Strangers When We Meet."
	11:41am Uke Goldberg: Don't Worry Baby, that is.
	11:44am Tyler: Keith isn't i before e!
	11:58am Fuzzy: @Ken: I think it's sinusoid -- sine waves. Cardioid is a type of microphone.
	12:07pm fred: @Fuzzy: A cardioid mike is called such because the area it's most sensitive to shares the heart shape you can see on the map. "Cardioid" basically means "heart-shaped" here, or more generally "heart-like". So I think you're both right
	12:16pm a&m: gil friesen, r.i.p. a real gent.
	12:22pm G: -oid the suffix is a Greek thing, from their verb for "see." cardiod means the shape of the field looks like a heart. "android" means something that isn't human but looks like a human being. etc...
	12:23pm Nate: Another great interview!
	12:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: "You Make Me Feel"? Is this going to sound like the one from Leo Sayer?
	12:31pm Ken From Hyde Park: No resemblance to Leo Sayer music, but I think I hear "Seasons Of The Witch" in there.
	12:32pm Joe B: Great interview Michael! also loved that Don't Worry Baby version
	12:41pm Seminal: howdy from NW IN
	12:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: The melody in "Go Go Girls" seems quite a bit like the hand jive song.
	12:53pm Seth Fancy: Hey Michael, thanks for the Beatles-Tambourine article. And a great interview today. Awesome.
	12:53pm ChooChoo - ATL: "Red Hot"! We howled this song in my youth!
	12:55pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Enjoyed that "American Arcade" film, Michael. (www.theverge.com...)
	1:00pm Queens L. Bow: Hey, thanks for playing Rachel Sweet! I saw her in the late-lamented Hullabaloo in upstate NY around the time this album came out (1980), & interviewed her for our college radio station. Someone (maybe you?) said she won't talk about her pop star history now....don't know why, this is a fun album, and she made some good stuff after that (including that duet with Rex Smith & her "Hairspray" soundtrack songs).
	1:00pm Jimmy WIpper: Put me on the trace!!!

Michael Shelley: Playlist from January 26, 2013

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