WFMU: Matt Fiveash: Playlist from May 23, 2013

Listener comments!
	1:56pm dvx: Good day!
	2:00pm Uncle Michael: g'day!
	2:02pm duke: Hello Matt
	2:02pm dvx: Now there's a jaunty start!
	2:02pm Parq: <straightens tie, smooths down hair>
	2:02pm Stanley: Matt!
	2:03pm Matt F: G'day mates.
	2:03pm Ralph and Susan (UK): good evening
	2:06pm trish: Good day. A.
	2:09pm pacific standard simon: I'm stuck around on you.
	2:10pm Ted Barron: Well, all right! Big Joe.
	2:10pm Matt F: Hey Ted! Lincoln & Henri still making phone calls? You gotta record those!
	2:12pm Ted Barron: I try not to encourage that type of behavior. They could do worse, I know, but...
	2:17pm Matt F: That's why you have to record it without them knowing.
	2:20pm Ted Barron: I'll think about it. BTW, You're playing some of my favorite records today, I appreciate that.
	2:20pm Matt F: Stick around for a Manzarek anti-tribute later in the show.
	2:21pm Ted Barron: Cool. I'd like to hear "Out of The Question" by the Seeds.
	2:22pm Matt F: Got some Seeds pulled but the liberry doesn't have that one. Might have to go with one of the hits...
	2:23pm Ted Barron: All reet.
	2:24pm Dominick: Looking forward to the anti-tribute. Meanwhile, thanks for the Monk!
	2:25pm Stanley: This solo is the business.
	2:25pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello deah!! Wow, two GTDS's in a row! Just hope THE MAN doesn't crush Pop-up in the future (for as long as I'm on this gig, anyway. Diggin the Monk.
	2:25pm Matt F: You bet! I love this album and this track in particular.
	2:26pm Parq: Great seg out of Amos, by the way
	2:29pm Mailman Tom: Yes, I can listen to your show live now instead of archived. Yay!
	2:30pm duke: Amos was always singing about whiskey.
	2:31pm Stanley: Joseph!!!
	2:31pm Matt F: Not true! He has one song about vodka.
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: Milburn & the Drysdales I don't know...IT JUST CAME OUT.
	2:32pm Parq: Joseph Spence and Steeleye Span on the GDS stream the same day -- who says folk is dead?
	2:35pm Matt F: Someone once asked me why no one names their kids "Amos" anymore, and I replied that it was probably for the same reason that no one will name their kids "Pemis"
	2:35pm Ted Barron: I think that's Dewey Terry on guitar, no?
	2:36pm Lore: Hambone Willie always brightens my day --- thanks Matt.
	2:38pm Matt F: Ted, could be but I'm not certain. Hey Adam!
	2:47pm pacific standard simon: Link Wray's idea of "relaxed" beats most people's idea of "intense".
	2:48pm Stanley: Free-form radio, yeah!
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: imjussayin.co...
	2:49pm Matt F: I heard this song in the C-Town the other day and it sounded great to me. I recommend not listening to commercial radio for years, some of these songs start to sound good again!
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: I'm with you, Matt.
	2:50pm Artie: Paul 'Hair Puppy" Rodgers weighs in!
	2:51pm Ted Barron: This record always sounds good. It's the seed that planted AC/DC, and Simon Kirke's drumming is years ahead of it's time.
	2:52pm Matt F: Yeah, I hear a lot of Angus in Paul Kossoff.
	2:57pm pacific standard simon: That's hilarious, Uncle Michael.
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: When ska musicians cover Baby Elephant Walk, they never change the name. Ever notice that?
	2:59pm Kristin: Right, now that I don't work at a job where I have to listen to classic schmaltz any more I have rediscovered my love for "Margaritaville."
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: I'm afraid my flip flop is permanently blown out.
	3:01pm dvx: Nice medley during the announcements - what is it called?
	3:02pm Brian in UK: Sky was out on the perimeter.
	3:03pm Matt F: dvx: The Skatalites "Baby Elephant Walk" followed by Carlos Malcolm's "Bonanza Ska".
	3:03pm trish: The Kinks > The Seeds > The Doors ?
	3:07pm Kristin: Yeah, and The Doors > The Stooges.
	3:08pm Brian in UK: Jim Morrison & the Three Stooges. Harsh?
	3:09pm Matt F: Not at all! They were a stand-up comedy act after all.
	3:09pm Uncle Michael: GODDAMIT. I was gonna play this tomorrow.
	3:10pm wild Neil: Hello all! This rocks!!!!! Like Frank Zappa jamming with King Crimson in 1969...
	3:10pm Uncle Michael: I love this, Matt.
	3:10pm Matt F: Play it anyway! It's a hit!
	3:10pm trish: Jim Morrison doing that Curly on the floor shoulder walk.
	3:11pm Matt F: You misspelled "sucks"!
	3:11pm Brian in UK: If it was stand up he would have been indicted in Miami!
	3:13pm wild Neil: Curly on the floor like Homer does in ..,.was it the Illiad? Or the simplteonssss
	3:15pm Parq: "Hell no, I don't see any problem with you guys going on without him. Are you kidding? The kids love you! Geddoudahere, ya knuckleheads!"
	3:16pm Dominick: Eeeew-downtown?
	3:17pm Kristin: Jim, a shaman, indeed. http://michigantoday.umich.edu/2010/11/story.php?id=7894#.UZ5p2squfgU
	3:20pm Brian in UK: Sublime Frequencies would never let that one go. Love it.
	3:39pm Parq: Kristen, if that show had never happened, just think what it could have meant to the men's shirt industry.
	3:43pm Parq: Had "This Is Soca" on a cassette that I picked up at a street fair on Third Avenue. In the 90s, I played it approximately 829,000 times.
	3:48pm dvx: Thanks, Matt! Great show!
	3:49pm Kristin: Parq, sorry, you'll have to connect the dots for me.
	3:51pm Parq: Kristen: www.buzzfeed.com...
	3:57pm Kristin: So the Igster would have worn shirts more often. I see.
	3:59pm Parq: Sigh. Too hip for the room, as usual. And of course, when I say "hip", I mean "bizarrely obscure". Great show, Matt, and this last set is blowing the roof off it.
	3:59pm Stanley: Terrific show, Matt. Hasta la vista
	3:59pm Matt F: Speaking of Iggy, have you guys seen this promo yet? www.youtube.com...
	4:02pm Uncle Michael: Damn...I'm too late.
	4:04pm Matt F: Thanks all, see you in the future.

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from May 23, 2013

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May 23, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Luis Russell & His Orchestra	Case On Down	Luis Russell & His Orchestra	Collector's Classics	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sarah Vaughan	What Is This Thing Called Love?	Sassy Swings The Tivoli	Mercury	0:03:09 (Pop-up)
Big "T" Tyler	King Kong "King Kong" by "Big "T" Tyler"	Aladdin Magic	Aladdin	0:05:21 (Pop-up)
Big Joe Turner	Well All Right "Well All Right" by "Big Joe Turner"	The Very Best Of Big Joe Turner	Rhino/Atlantic	0:07:09 (Pop-up)
Don & Dewey	Mammer Jammer "Mammer Jammer" by "Don & Dewey"	They're Rockin' Till Midnight, Rollin' Till Dawn	Specialty	0:10:06 (Pop-up)
Earl King	I Can't Help Myself "I Can't Help Myself" by "Earl King"	Earl's Pearls 1955-1960	Westside	0:12:05 (Pop-up)
Amos Milburn	Let Me Go Home, Whiskey	Down the Road Apiece	Aladdin/EMI	0:14:25 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	Bright Mississippi	Monk's Dream	Columbia	0:17:18 (Pop-up)

Joseph Spence	We Shall Be Happy "We Shall Be Happy" by "Joseph Spence"	Happy All The Time	Hannibal	0:29:14 (Pop-up)
Hambone Willie Newbern	She Could Toodle-Oo	Memphis Blues	Roots	0:32:11 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Reed	Left Handed Woman "Left Handed Woman" by "Jimmy Reed"	I'm The Man Down There	Charly	0:35:05 (Pop-up)
Cliff "King" Solomon	But Officer!	The Okeh Rhythm & Blues Story 1949-1957	Okeh/Epic/Legacy	0:37:25 (Pop-up)
Butthole Surfers	Perry "Perry" by "Butthole Surfers"	Rembrandt Pussyhorse	Touch and Go	0:40:23 (Pop-up)
Link Wray & the Raymen	Dinosaur "Dinosaur" by "Link Wray & the Raymen"	Mr. Guitar: Original Swan Recordings	Norton	0:43:42 (Pop-up)
Free	All Right Now "All Right Now" by "Free"	Best of Free	A&M	0:46:00 (Pop-up)
Ty Wagner	I'm a No-Count "I'm a No-Count" by "Ty Wagner"	Pebbles Volume 9	AIP	0:51:37 (Pop-up)

The Seeds	Can't Seem To Make You Mine	The Seeds	GNP Crescendo	0:58:53 (Pop-up)
X	Nausea "Nausea" by "X"	Los Angeles	Slash	1:01:52 (Pop-up)
The Doors	The Mosquito "The Mosquito" by "The Doors"	Full Circle	Elektra	1:05:24 (Pop-up)
Sir Douglas Quintet	Que Sera Manana? (What About Tomorrow?)	Interpreta En Espanol (double 7")	Sundazed	1:10:48 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	Downtown "Downtown" by "Frank Sinatra"	Strangers In The Night	Reprise	1:13:21 (Pop-up)
Pairote	Tee Makhuea Pok (Your Cheatin' Heart)	Thai Beat A Go-Go, Volume 2	Subliminal Sounds	1:15:20 (Pop-up)
Carl Smith	There She Goes "There She Goes" by "Carl Smith"	The Essential Carl Smith 1950-1956	Columbia/Legacy	1:18:26 (Pop-up)
Charlie Feathers	It's Just That Song	Long Time Ago: Rare and Unissued Recordings Volume 3	Norton	1:21:15 (Pop-up)
James Carr	To Love Somebody "To Love Somebody" by "James Carr"	At the Dark End of the Street	Blue Side	1:23:29 (Pop-up)

Elvin Jones	Midnight Walk "Midnight Walk" by "Elvin Jones"	Midnight Walk	Atlantic	1:31:05 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas	In Between Tears "In Between Tears" by "Irma Thomas"	In Between Tears	Alive Natural Sound	1:34:31 (Pop-up)
George McCrae	I Get Lifted "I Get Lifted" by "George McCrae"	7"	TK	1:37:05 (Pop-up)
David Rudder with Charlie's Roots	Kojak	This Is Soca	Sire	1:39:58 (Pop-up)
Bobby Marchan & the Bobetts	Tiddly Wink	Huey "Piano" Smith's Rock & Roll Revival	Ace	1:42:29 (Pop-up)
Andy & Joey	You're Wondering Now "You're Wondering Now" by "Andy & Joey"	History Of Ska: The Golden Years 60-65	Studio One	1:45:08 (Pop-up)
The Marigolds	Love You-Love You-Love You	Excello Vocal Groups	Excello/AVI	1:47:15 (Pop-up)
The Upsetters	'Tater Machine "'Tater Machine" by "The Upsetters"	The Upsetters	La Cienega	1:50:16 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	The Last Time "The Last Time" by "The Rolling Stones"	7"	London	1:52:33 (Pop-up)
James Brown	Maybe The Last Time "Maybe The Last Time" by "James Brown"	7"	Smash	1:56:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:56pm dvx: Good day!
	2:00pm Uncle Michael: g'day!
	2:02pm duke: Hello Matt
	2:02pm dvx: Now there's a jaunty start!
	2:02pm Parq: <straightens tie, smooths down hair>
	2:02pm Stanley: Matt!
	2:03pm Matt F: G'day mates.
	2:03pm Ralph and Susan (UK): good evening
	2:06pm trish: Good day. A.
	2:09pm pacific standard simon: I'm stuck around on you.
	2:10pm Ted Barron: Well, all right! Big Joe.
	2:10pm Matt F: Hey Ted! Lincoln & Henri still making phone calls? You gotta record those!
	2:12pm Ted Barron: I try not to encourage that type of behavior. They could do worse, I know, but...
	2:17pm Matt F: That's why you have to record it without them knowing.
	2:20pm Ted Barron: I'll think about it. BTW, You're playing some of my favorite records today, I appreciate that.
	2:20pm Matt F: Stick around for a Manzarek anti-tribute later in the show.
	2:21pm Ted Barron: Cool. I'd like to hear "Out of The Question" by the Seeds.
	2:22pm Matt F: Got some Seeds pulled but the liberry doesn't have that one. Might have to go with one of the hits...
	2:23pm Ted Barron: All reet.
	2:24pm Dominick: Looking forward to the anti-tribute. Meanwhile, thanks for the Monk!
	2:25pm Stanley: This solo is the business.
	2:25pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello deah!! Wow, two GTDS's in a row! Just hope THE MAN doesn't crush Pop-up in the future (for as long as I'm on this gig, anyway. Diggin the Monk.
	2:25pm Matt F: You bet! I love this album and this track in particular.
	2:26pm Parq: Great seg out of Amos, by the way
	2:29pm Mailman Tom: Yes, I can listen to your show live now instead of archived. Yay!
	2:30pm duke: Amos was always singing about whiskey.
	2:31pm Stanley: Joseph!!!
	2:31pm Matt F: Not true! He has one song about vodka.
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: Milburn & the Drysdales I don't know...IT JUST CAME OUT.
	2:32pm Parq: Joseph Spence and Steeleye Span on the GDS stream the same day -- who says folk is dead?
	2:35pm Matt F: Someone once asked me why no one names their kids "Amos" anymore, and I replied that it was probably for the same reason that no one will name their kids "Pemis"
	2:35pm Ted Barron: I think that's Dewey Terry on guitar, no?
	2:36pm Lore: Hambone Willie always brightens my day --- thanks Matt.
	2:38pm Matt F: Ted, could be but I'm not certain. Hey Adam!
	2:47pm pacific standard simon: Link Wray's idea of "relaxed" beats most people's idea of "intense".
	2:48pm Stanley: Free-form radio, yeah!
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: imjussayin.co...
	2:49pm Matt F: I heard this song in the C-Town the other day and it sounded great to me. I recommend not listening to commercial radio for years, some of these songs start to sound good again!
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: I'm with you, Matt.
	2:50pm Artie: Paul 'Hair Puppy" Rodgers weighs in!
	2:51pm Ted Barron: This record always sounds good. It's the seed that planted AC/DC, and Simon Kirke's drumming is years ahead of it's time.
	2:52pm Matt F: Yeah, I hear a lot of Angus in Paul Kossoff.
	2:57pm pacific standard simon: That's hilarious, Uncle Michael.
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: When ska musicians cover Baby Elephant Walk, they never change the name. Ever notice that?
	2:59pm Kristin: Right, now that I don't work at a job where I have to listen to classic schmaltz any more I have rediscovered my love for "Margaritaville."
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: I'm afraid my flip flop is permanently blown out.
	3:01pm dvx: Nice medley during the announcements - what is it called?
	3:02pm Brian in UK: Sky was out on the perimeter.
	3:03pm Matt F: dvx: The Skatalites "Baby Elephant Walk" followed by Carlos Malcolm's "Bonanza Ska".
	3:03pm trish: The Kinks > The Seeds > The Doors ?
	3:07pm Kristin: Yeah, and The Doors > The Stooges.
	3:08pm Brian in UK: Jim Morrison & the Three Stooges. Harsh?
	3:09pm Matt F: Not at all! They were a stand-up comedy act after all.
	3:09pm Uncle Michael: GODDAMIT. I was gonna play this tomorrow.
	3:10pm wild Neil: Hello all! This rocks!!!!! Like Frank Zappa jamming with King Crimson in 1969...
	3:10pm Uncle Michael: I love this, Matt.
	3:10pm Matt F: Play it anyway! It's a hit!
	3:10pm trish: Jim Morrison doing that Curly on the floor shoulder walk.
	3:11pm Matt F: You misspelled "sucks"!
	3:11pm Brian in UK: If it was stand up he would have been indicted in Miami!
	3:13pm wild Neil: Curly on the floor like Homer does in ..,.was it the Illiad? Or the simplteonssss
	3:15pm Parq: "Hell no, I don't see any problem with you guys going on without him. Are you kidding? The kids love you! Geddoudahere, ya knuckleheads!"
	3:16pm Dominick: Eeeew-downtown?
	3:17pm Kristin: Jim, a shaman, indeed. http://michigantoday.umich.edu/2010/11/story.php?id=7894#.UZ5p2squfgU
	3:20pm Brian in UK: Sublime Frequencies would never let that one go. Love it.
	3:39pm Parq: Kristen, if that show had never happened, just think what it could have meant to the men's shirt industry.
	3:43pm Parq: Had "This Is Soca" on a cassette that I picked up at a street fair on Third Avenue. In the 90s, I played it approximately 829,000 times.
	3:48pm dvx: Thanks, Matt! Great show!
	3:49pm Kristin: Parq, sorry, you'll have to connect the dots for me.
	3:51pm Parq: Kristen: www.buzzfeed.com...
	3:57pm Kristin: So the Igster would have worn shirts more often. I see.
	3:59pm Parq: Sigh. Too hip for the room, as usual. And of course, when I say "hip", I mean "bizarrely obscure". Great show, Matt, and this last set is blowing the roof off it.
	3:59pm Stanley: Terrific show, Matt. Hasta la vista
	3:59pm Matt F: Speaking of Iggy, have you guys seen this promo yet? www.youtube.com...
	4:02pm Uncle Michael: Damn...I'm too late.
	4:04pm Matt F: Thanks all, see you in the future.

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from May 23, 2013

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