WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from July 5, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:00am duke: Uncle Michael held hostage for 6 hours
	9:01am ndbob: morning UM and everyone!
	9:01am hyde: let it begin
	9:02am Rudy Poot: Someone call for me?
	9:03am Uncle Michael: Good morning everyone!
	9:04am Uncle Michael: Anything broken yet or...still?
	9:04am Jk: Mornin Michael, got you on a spotty stream on a commuter rail train to boston. For now
	9:04am Uncle Michael: Damn-trak!
	9:05am listener james from westwood: howdy all! must run to the bank for a bit before the tatooine-like heat hits northern nj, but will be back for the 6-hour saga soon!
	9:05am Dervish: Hope you did your carbo-loading, Uncle Michael!
	9:06am jk: WFMU>mbta
	9:06am Uncle Michael: Probably inadequately-carbed.
	9:07am Gary: Hola y'all!
	9:13am ausmanx: good evening from the antipodes... can listen in now that the festivities of Isle of Man national day is largely over... broadcast live www.bbc.co.uk..., if you're Manx, it's a big deal!
	9:14am Uncle Michael: Is the TT held around this time of year?
	9:18am ausmanx: just gone... more deaths this year, of course...
	🛒 9:23am KevinfromBayRidge: Morning Hinky Dinkers.Looking forward to this feat of endurance. To borrow the title from the former mainstream program in this timeslot, LONG RALLY!!!
	9:23am Uncle Michael: Bloody year for motorsports.
	9:23am Uncle Michael: I have feet of endurance.
	🛒 9:28am KevinfromBayRidge: Great SPirit!!! I don't know if I can survive 6 hours of such F-ing super music!
	9:30am Uncle Michael: Here's the antidote.
	🛒 9:32am KevinfromBayRidge: Thanks...I needed that!
	9:37am Uncle Michael: drafthousefilms.com...
	9:39am Alex In Illinois: This music is more fun when Uncle Michael plays it on his show!
	9:40am hyde: ok, i need to go out for awhile. I should be back in time to hear Uncle Michael collapse in exhaustion.
	9:41am Uncle Michael: so...in twenty minutes?
	9:41am Alex In Illinois: @Uncle Michael: Kansas is twice the width of the widest part of Ilinois, and is larger altogether. So what part of Kansas are you in?
	9:42am duke: Anyone see The Other F Word? We watched it last night. I thought it was a great documentary. It was interesting to see Ron Reyes after all these years,
	9:42am Uncle Michael: Topeka, Alex.
	9:51am Uncle Michael: Not familiar with that, duke.
	9:54am duke: www.imdb.com...
	9:56am still b/p: Allo. What a recipe. Turn heat on high and bake for six hours. So good ol' Don McClean (and his good ol' temperament/profile) was featured in last week's Hinky Dinky comments, and who do suppose was featured in my town last night along with the symphony at the big outdoor Independence Day event? Two songs! Vincent and you-know-what. What a gig, whatever he was paid.
	9:57am Uncle Michael: TWO SONGS?
	10:01am ndbob: Haven't heard this Roger song for a long time
	10:03am still b/p: Two. One in the first half of the program, and the other later. The symphony conductor talked about a "hero" theme of the evening, musically in movie themes and in patriotic salutes to service members, and then referred to the special guest as "an icon and a real hero of American music."
	10:05am Uncle Michael: gag
	10:08am Stanley: Hi Uncle Michael and all listeners of impeccable taste.
	10:08am listener james from westwood: back. i hate starting the workday with administrivia. i'd rather start it with music trivia.
	10:09am duke: @b/p they should have allowed Andy Breckman to introduce him
	10:10am Uncle Michael: Hi Stanly...WB James.
	10:10am Honey Water: Happy 5th, UM and all assembled! Philo & I both enjoyed that Jake Holmes piece—TY!
	10:12am holland oats: happy post-fourth (amendment) drumma/michael/peoples!
	10:12am still b/p: Yes!, A verrry personal intro from Andy, and then ffffiahworks! Listeners of Impeccable Taste -- the LITerati.
	10:14am Doug Schulkind: 85°F in Bahston, going up to 96°F. Greetings fellow Hinky Dinksters!
	10:16am Matt F: In the Heat Of The Night, in addition to this Sam the Sham pastiche, has a Roger Miller sound-a-like tune also, if I remember correctly. Great show UM!
	10:17am holland oats: homer&jethroesque
	10:18am Uncle Michael: Thanks Matt...I'll be covering some of the ITHOTN info in trhe mic break.
	10:19am ndbob: Heya Doug!
	10:20am Doug Schulkind: Hi ndbob!
	10:20am still b/p: Woolhat!
	10:23am listener james from westwood: howdy doug, and all! stay cool, wherever y'all might be!
	10:25am Doug Schulkind: I'll be in the breezes of Penobscot Bay tomorrow. My first-world problem will be that it's 300 feet to the ocean. That's a long way to haul a lobster pot full of sea water. I'll live.
	10:27am Uncle Michael: Bear up.
	10:29am Uncle Michael: Sorry...had to. I had a crush on a girl that loved this song.
	10:29am ndbob: This song frequently gets trashed, but I've always like it
	🛒 10:29am KevinfromBayRidge: Hey Doug, Yeah even New Hampshire Mts were in the 90s last week. Hiking up 4000 feet was even more challenging than normal. Save a 1 1/2 pounderer for me!
	10:30am holland oats: wildfire! omg
	10:30am Alex In Illinois: I remember when this song was played on regular pop radio all the time. There was one version that had some kind of piano intro.
	10:30am still b/p: Doug -- Two words: breeches buoy. Hire old local salts & youth to rig it.
	10:30am Doug Schulkind: Hi K from BR!
	10:32am Doug Schulkind: Right out of a Winslow Homer, still b/p.
	🛒 10:33am KevinfromBayRidge: Tks, Meant "pounder", but got to admit, "pounderer" sounds pretty cool!
	10:34am holland oats: judy mae - this song is giving me a boomer
	10:35am still b/p: Did you mention this earlier today when you were pronouncing Moog correctly? Looking for studio musician info on Monkees tune, learned Mickey Dolenz owned one of the first 20 sold and used it on that album.
	10:43am Uncle Michael: I forgot to 'splain about the Monkees tune! Murphey wrote it. He and Woolhat were buddies back to high school.
	10:51am still b/p: Funny thing about Monkees memory arc. Though it had hits, the fourth album was lower key and late in the game in my child-fan recollection, when enthusiasm was already eroding. But it was still only nineteen-sixty-freakin'- seven.
	10:53am holland oats: my stream gone hinky
	10:54am listener james from westwood: whoops! temporarily on the drummer stream!
	10:54am Stanley: Jimmy Webb gone turn into an African dude
	10:54am Doug Schulkind: The feed has switched back to the stream's queue.
	10:56am Uncle Michael: Back live?
	10:56am Doug Schulkind: You're back!
	10:56am Stanley: Pop-uppers, just close the one gone wrong and open anew
	10:56am holland oats: instant karma
	10:56am Uncle Michael: My Internet connection hiccupped...did nothing to fix it, either.
	11:00am Charlie: Sounding good Uncle Michael! Get that internet connection to cut down on the carbonated beverages... Good luck on this marathon run today!
	11:00am Uncle Michael: Thank you Charlie!
	11:01am Doug Schulkind: Michael, if you feel that re-booting your router would be beneficial, you should feel free to switch back to the stream temporarily and go for it.
	11:01am ndbob: Heya Charlie!
	11:01am Charlie: Hi Bob!
	11:06am listener james from westwood: good morning, charlie!
	11:14am pacific standard simon: Ooogh... Where's my tea...?
	11:18am pacific standard simon: July 5th, and I still have all my fingers...
	🛒 11:20am KevinfromBayRidge: That last Kink's TRex all over it... so who influenced who?
	11:20am listener james from westwood: this will immeasurably improve your ability to order the right # of drinks
	11:21am Uncle Michael: Chuck Berry.
	11:24am pacific standard simon: Did Richie record this before or after the advent of Elton John?
	11:26am Uncle Michael: I think Richie recorded it before Elton died.
	🛒 11:28am Brian in UK: Hello Uncle Michael & marathoneers. Swarm over 'ere.
	11:28am Uncle Michael: The Richie was from 1969
	🛒 11:29am KevinfromBayRidge: Hi Charlie , I thought of you when I drove up I91 through Brattleboro last week.
	🛒 11:29am Brian in UK: Diving Bored out on September.
	11:31am ndbob: The Halos did the backing vocals on "Pretty Little Angel Eyes"
	11:37am holland oats: oh man PLAE looms large in my, er, personal mythology? was part of my first ever box of singles as a kid, a gift from my uncle... tear/sigh!
	11:38am pacific standard simon: It's a little frightening to tune in to Hinky Dinky and find almost a whole show worth of playlist already posted.
	11:39am ndbob: This is really interesting www.volokh.com...
	11:39am Uncle Michael: Imagine how I'd feel!
	11:40am Uncle Michael: Heard about that yesterday. Plaintiffs are going to win.
	11:41am Stanley: Billy Preston is Outa Sight, man.
	11:42am Uncle Michael: Ike Turner is Outa Jail.
	11:44am ndbob: @UM They should - it will be interesting to see how far up the chain the case goes and if it's decided on Third Amendment grounds - don't think the Supreme Court has ever decided a Third Amendment case
	11:46am Uncle Michael: This is a real "what were they thinking?" situation.
	11:47am ndbob: Yep - most of the time people just consent to the police "request"
	11:48am Uncle Michael: I meant, what were the cops thinking?
	🛒 11:48am Brian in UK: They were thinking? We have the West Yorkshire Constabulary over here.
	🛒 11:49am Brian in UK: Hey Stanley, how was La Belle France, mon ami?
	🛒 11:50am Brian in UK: Is that a tuba or euphonium on the BST?
	11:51am ndbob: I remember a hostage situation in Baltimore where the police did that - killed the family dog - stopped anyone from entering or leaving a neighborhood for a few days
	11:51am ndbob: great one here!
	11:52am Uncle Michael: Dunno, Brian!
	11:55am Stanley: Hi Brian - saw on the Metéo the whole of France sweltering hot execpt us in the South West corner where it was cold and very wet. Floods, bridges swept away, misery. But hey, I wasn't at work!
	11:55am Stanley: How was Kielder? Did you find your way out of the forest?
	11:57am Uncle Michael: I'm putting on a leg-stretching song right after the upcoming mic break.
	🛒 11:57am Brian in UK: Wine & cheese, what more can a man ask for. Norhumberland was cool. We walked along the border for some reason Spencer kept wanting to cross over to the other side. Great stay on a sheep farm.
	11:58am pacific standard simon: Showing off your Loss Leaders collection again.... My favorite was Record Show.
	11:58am ndbob: excellent three hours UM! .. need to go for a bit - hope to be back later
	11:59am pacific standard simon: 8:59 -- Almost time for Hinky Dinky Radio!
	12:01pm Stanley: What do ya mean I'm not hallucinating!!!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Bob...come on back!
	🛒 12:02pm Brian in UK: Owsley was 'ere.
	🛒 12:03pm Brian in UK: Beer o'clock methinks.
	12:03pm pacific standard simon: "Hallucinating"... Is that a euphonium for "Alzheimer's"?
	12:08pm Doug Schulkind: Go, Uncle Michael go! Thanks for holding the rudder! I've got to run. Have a great NEXT three hours.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Sir Douglas.
	12:16pm Stanley: I'll stay till the end of this Kirk thing then I'm outta here. But, Ill be back......
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: Mo bettah be back!
	12:30pm holland oats: 10cc, so great, bless you
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: so. great.
	12:33pm Alex In Illinois: Someone fror Germany once sang the German verison of the Flipper theme for me. At the time, I thought it was hilarious.
	12:38pm pacific standard simon: There's something "off" about hearing Dan Hicks with Byrds-style harmonies.
	🛒 12:42pm Brian in UK: Cement mixer putse putse.
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: No Slim today. :(
	🛒 12:45pm Brian in UK: Voot.
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Orenee
	🛒 12:47pm Brian in UK: The Who wre originally on Brunswick, just saying.
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: The who?
	12:54pm still b/p: In the kitch......ishes....when the str....stop and g...and I hav....
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: Trouble?
	12:57pm pacific standard simon: The pop-up was doing that for me a while ago -- re-started and it was fine.
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: whew
	🛒 12:58pm Brian in UK: I know this is heresy but I got rid of my copy of Aretha's 'Never Loved a Man'.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: It's not necessary to maintain a hard copy.
	🛒 1:05pm Brian in UK: Had to reboot popup again.
	1:06pm pacific standard simon: Me too.
	1:06pm pacific standard simon: Uncle Michael is trying to tell us something.
	🛒 1:07pm KevinfromBayRidge: Nice to know that our beloved DJ is still standing...even if the pop-up isn't faring quite as well!
	1:08pm pacific standard simon: Havva cuppa tea.
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: Lassie, girl...is Uncle Michael trapped in a well?
	🛒 1:11pm Brian in UK: Gotta maka some Laksa. Shall I drop a beer in the well bucket. Arf Arf.
	1:12pm Uncle Michael: ARF!
	🛒 1:12pm Brian in UK: This popup is popping off.
	1:13pm Stanley: Right, who's still here? Brian gone has he?
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: I wish there was something I could do.
	🛒 1:14pm Brian in UK: Nearly gone, Stanley.
	1:15pm Stanley: Brian, you around for the breakfast Mac-fest?
	🛒 1:16pm Brian in UK: Don't you worry your purty 'lil head Uncle Michael, the music is doing a fine job.
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: It's the other one that's worried.
	🛒 1:17pm Brian in UK: Hope to be up 'n at 'em on the morrow. Gotta cook some grub now.
	1:18pm Stanley: Shlater Brian
	🛒 1:19pm Brian in UK: Got the popup & 128mp3 running so I'm getting a slight delay echo. Bee Gees never sounded this weird.
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: See ya Brian...thanks!
	1:21pm listener james from westwood: thanks to spy magazine, i preface kissinger's name with "socialite/war criminal" when i see it.
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: no lie
	1:26pm listener james from westwood: lol, that sounds even better when spoken!!
	1:30pm Uncle Michael: I have the best writers in the business.
	1:32pm pacific standard simon: So did Denny.
	1:58pm listener james from westwood: some early early scott walker love here.
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: We're doing '50s-'80s Scott this set
	2:02pm listener james from westwood: outstanding.
	2:02pm listener james from westwood: chances i'd know about scott walker sans knowing about wfmu are just about 0%.
	2:03pm Uncle Michael: I was a big Walker Brothers fan before I knew about his '90s and later stuff.
	2:07pm listener james from westwood: and it very well may have been "jackie" that i first heard on the station. this or "next."
	2:23pm ndbob: I didn't know about his 50s recordings until a few years ago
	2:28pm still b/p: Jumpin' Jesus, the stream is jumpy. Just heard several bars of Walking My Baby Back Home before a restart relinked the Hink.
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: is the issue limited to the popup?
	2:39pm still b/p: I'm on the pop-up. Will try alt and see.
	2:41pm listener james from westwood: i'm listening thru itunes and i've gotten the skips over to the drummer stream now and again
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: I don't think it's at my end...speedtest says my connection is pure gold.
	2:46pm Stanley: Marathon effort Michael. This is what Friday's are all about. Take care friend. (Exiting, whistling "Chicken in a Basket")
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: Thank you Stanley...this was fun...three hours will seem like a walk in the park from now on.
	2:53pm listener james from westwood: many thanks for the mega-show, uncle michael! have as cool a weekend as local weather permits!
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: Thanks James...you have a good one, too, Same to you all! And thank you!
	🛒 2:57pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hey Unc, You did it! Great mara-show!
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: Gracias!
	2:59pm still b/p: Hearing Birdland followed by Quiet Village is what makes this a great show. Enjoyed the Never Endo Extendo version. Thanks. YOU, not McClean, are a real hero of American music.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from July 5, 2013

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Turning over the toy box and jamming together the gloriously mismatched musical Lincoln Logs, Legos and Tinker Toys from Tin Pan Alley pluggers, pickled egg tavern weepers, lockstep soul ensembles, skinny-tie power poppers, Eurotrash ravers, moontanned art school rockers, drunken soccer anthems and anything else that seems like a good idea at the time. There are no guilty pleasures.

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Artist	Track	Album
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
Meat Puppets	Push the Button "Push the Button" by "Meat Puppets"	Golden Lies (Atlantic - 2000)
Bobby Sherman	Drum "Drum" by "Bobby Sherman"	b/w Free Now To Roam (Metromedia - 1971)
Mama Don't Allow	Rooftop Singers "Rooftop Singers" by "Mama Don't Allow"	b/w It Don't Mean A Thing (Astor - 1963)
The Four Lads	Standing On the Corner	b/w My Little Angel (Columbia - 1956)
Fabulous Flee-Rakkers (Joe Meek)	Summertime	Joe Meek: Work In Progress - The Triumph Sessions (RPM - 1994)

Small Faces	Tin Soldier "Tin Soldier" by "Small Faces"	b/w I Feel Much Better (Immediate - 1967)
Spirit	Mr. Skin "Mr. Skin" by "Spirit"	Twelve Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus (Epic - 1973)
David Cassidy	Rock Me Baby "Rock Me Baby" by "David Cassidy"	Rock Me Baby (Bell - 1972)
Big Maybelle	That's A Pretty Good Love	b/w Candy (Savoy - 1958)
Death	Politicians in My Eyes "Politicians in My Eyes" by "Death"	b/w Keep On Knockin (Tryangle Records - 1976)
Ben Folds	Rockin' the Suburbs "Rockin' the Suburbs" by "Ben Folds"	Rockin' the Suburbs (Epic - 2001)

Webb Pierce	Fallen Angel "Fallen Angel" by "Webb Pierce"	Fallen Angel (Decca - 1960)
Moon Mullican	Ragged But Right "Ragged But Right" by "Moon Mullican"	b-side to Bottom Of The Glass (Starday - 1961)
Jack Barlow	Baby, Ain't That Love	Baby, Ain't That Love (Dot - 1969)
Leroy Van Dyke	Auctioneer "Auctioneer" by "Leroy Van Dyke"	b/w I Fell In Love With A Pony-Tail (Dot - 1956)
Roger Miller	I've Been A Long Time Leavin' (But I'll Be A Long Time Gone)	b/w Husbands And Wives (Smash - 1966)
Ray Scott	Boppin' Wig Wam Willie "Boppin' Wig Wam Willie" by "Ray Scott"	b/w The Joint's Really Jumpin (Erwin - 1957)
Jake Holmes	Houston Street "Houston Street" by "Jake Holmes"	A Letter to Katherine December (Tower - 1968)
Led Zeppelin	Communication Breakdown	Led Zeppelin (Atlantic - 1969)

Boomer & Travis	Foul Owl "Foul Owl" by "Boomer & Travis"	In The Heat Of The Night OST (United Artists - 1967)
The Lewis And Clarke Expedition	Daddy's Plastic Child	Earth, Air, Fire & Water (Bonus Track) (Colgems - 1967)
The Monkees	What Am I Doing Hangin' 'Round?	b/w Someday Man (Colgems - 1969)
Kenny Rogers and The First Edition	Write Me Down (Don't Forget My Name)	The Ballad of Calico (Reprise - 1972)
Michael Murphey	Geronimo's Cadillac	b/w Boy From The Country (A&M - 1972)
Michael Murphey	Wildfire "Wildfire" by "Michael Murphey"	b/w Night Thunder (Epic - 1975)
Boomer Castleman	Judy Mae "Judy Mae" by "Boomer Castleman"	b/w Three Feet High And Growin' (Mums - 1975)

Shirley Elliston (Shirley Ellis)	The Nitty Gritty	b/w Give Me A List (Congress - 1963)
Gladys Knight & The Pips	The Nitty Gritty	Nitty Gritty (Soul - 1969)
Philip Sloan	Karma (Study Of Divinations)	b/w I Can't Help But Wonder Elizabeth (RCA Victor - 1966)
Jimmy Webb	P. F. Sloan "P. F. Sloan" by "Jimmy Webb"	Words And Music (Reprise - 1970)
Rufus & Ben Quillian with James McCravvy (Blue Harmony Boys)	Loose Me From This Woman	b-side Shove It Up In There (Columbia - 1932)
Bill Browning	Marbone Swamp "Marbone Swamp" by "Bill Browning"	Twisted Tales from the Vinyl Wastelands Vol 11 (Trailer Park Records - unknown)
Bar-Kays	Knucklehead "Knucklehead" by "Bar-Kays"	b-side to Soulfinger (Atlantic - 1967)

The Clique	Splash 1 "Splash 1" by "The Clique"	b/w Stay By Me (Cinema - 1967)
The Beatles	Only a Northern Song "Only a Northern Song" by "The Beatles"	Yellow Submarine (EMI - 1969)
The Kinks	Mirror of Love "Mirror of Love" by "The Kinks"	Preservation Act 2 (RCA Victor - 1974)
The Kinks	Mick Avory's Underpants	Are The Village Green Preservation Society (bonus tracks) (Pye - 1968)
Richie Havens	Rocky Raccoon "Rocky Raccoon" by "Richie Havens"	Sings Beatles & Dylan
Bill Withers	Make Love To Your Mind	b/w I Love You Dawn (Columbia - 1975)
The Halos	Nag "Nag" by "The Halos"	b/w Copy Cat (7 Arts - 1961)

Billy Preston	Outa-Space "Outa-Space" by "Billy Preston"	b/w The Bus (A&M - 1972)
Icky Renrut (Ike Turner)	The Rooster	Dance With Ike & Tina Turner's Kings Of Rhythm (Sue - 1962)
Joe Simon	I Found My Dad "I Found My Dad" by "Joe Simon"	b-side to Trouble In My Home (Spring - 1972)
Blood, Sweat & Tears	John the Baptist (Holy John)	B, S & T 4 (Columbia - 1971)
Althea & Donna	Uptown Top Ranking	Uptown Top Ranking (Front Line - 1978)
Fanny	Soul Child "Soul Child" by "Fanny"	Charity Ball (WBLL Hot Platters 1969) (Reprise - 1971)

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band	East-West	East/West (Elektra - 1966)
Rahsaan Roland Kirk	A Sack Full of Soul	We Free Kings (Mercury - 1962)

Le Tigre	Le Tigre-Hot Topic "Le Tigre-Hot Topic" by "Le Tigre"	7" Hot Topic EP (Wiiija Records - 1999)
Blue	Let Me Know "Let Me Know" by "Blue"	Blue (RSO - 1973)
10cc	I'm Mandy Fly Me "I'm Mandy Fly Me" by "10cc"	How Dare You! (Mercury - 1976)
H. Vars & B. Dunham	Flipper "Flipper" by "H. Vars & B. Dunham"	n/a (n/a - 1964)
Mary Hopkin	Jefferson "Jefferson" by "Mary Hopkin"	b/w Streets Of London (Apple - 1970)
The Charlatans	How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away	The Amazing Charlatans (Big Beat Records - 1996)

Mills Brothers & Louis Armstrong	Flat Foot Floogie	b/w Caravan (Mills Bros.) (Decca - 1938)
Mills Brothers	When You Were Sweet Sixteen	10" b/w Once Upon A Dream (Brunswick - 1947)
Marvin Gaye	Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide	The Soulful Moods Of Marvin Gaye (Tamla - 1961)
Laura Lee	Hang It Up "Hang It Up" by "Laura Lee"	b/w It's Not How Good You Make It (Chess - 1968)
Aretha Franklin	I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)	b/w Do Right Woman, Do Right Man (Atlantic - 1967)
Billy Love (released as Jackie Brenston & his Delta Cats)	Juiced	b/w Independent Women (Chess - 1951)
Cassius Clay	Stand By Me "Stand By Me" by "Cassius Clay"	b/w I Am The Greatest (Columbia - 1964)

Elvis Costello & the Attractions	Inch by Inch	Goodbye Cruel World (Columbia - 1984)
Elvis Costello	Let's Misbehave "Let's Misbehave" by "Elvis Costello"	De-Lovely OST (Columbia - 2004)
Emitt Rhodes	Farewell To Paradise	Farewell To Paradise (ABC Dunhill - 1973)
Chris Hodge	We're On Our Way "We're On Our Way" by "Chris Hodge"	b/w Supersoul (Apple - 1972)
Bee Gees	Dear Mr. Kissinger "Dear Mr. Kissinger" by "Bee Gees"	A Kick In The Head Is Worth Eight In The Pants (Polydor - 1973)
Isley Brothers	Freedom "Freedom" by "Isley Brothers"	b/w I Need You So (T-Neck - 1970)

Denny Doherty	Here Comes The Sun "Here Comes The Sun" by "Denny Doherty"	Watcha' Gonna Do? (Probe - 1970)
Richard Harris	(Interlude) Paper Chase	A Tramp Shining (ABC - 1968)
St. Valentine's Day Massacre	Brother Can You Spare A Dime	b/w Al's Party (Fontana - 1967)
The Syndicats (Joe Meek production)	Crawdaddy Simone	b-side to On The Horizon (Columbia - 1965)
The Shut Downs	Four In The Floor "Four In The Floor" by "The Shut Downs"	b/w Beach Buggy (Colpix - 1963)
Southlanders	Alone "Alone" by "Southlanders"	b/w Swedish Polka (Decca - 1957)
Ella Fitzgerald (Chick Webb Orchestra)	Chew, Chew, Chew (Your Bubble Gum)	b-side to It's Slumbertime Along The Swanee (Decca - 1939)

Scott Engel	Bluebell "Bluebell" by "Scott Engel"	b/w Paper Doll (Orbit - 1958)
The Walker Brothers	After The Lights Go Out	The Fabulous Walker Brothers (Fontana - 1966)
The Walker Brothers	Orpheus "Orpheus" by "The Walker Brothers"	Images (Philips - 1967)
Scott Walker	The Lady Came from Baltimore	Scott (Philips - 1967)
Scott Walker	Jackie "Jackie" by "Scott Walker"	Scott 2 (Smash - 1968)
Scott Walker	30 Century Man "30 Century Man" by "Scott Walker"	Scott 3 (Smash - 1969)
Scott Walker	The Old Man's Back Again (Dedicated to the Neo-Stalinist Regime)	Scott 4 (Philips - 1969)
The Walker Brothers	The Electrician	Nite Flights (GTO - 1978)
Scott Walker	Track Three "Track Three" by "Scott Walker"	Climate of Hunter (Virgin - 1983)

Patti Smith	Birdland "Birdland" by "Patti Smith"	Horses (Arista - 1975)
Martin Denny	Quiet Village "Quiet Village" by "Martin Denny"	Exotica (Liberty - 1957)
Lou Garno Trio	Chicken In the Basket	b-side Muy Sabroso (Giovanni - 1972)
Champion Jack Dupree	Camille "Camille" by "Champion Jack Dupree"	b-side to Rub A Little Boogie (King - 1953)

The Smoke	I Wanna Make It With You	...It's Smoke Time (Metronome (Germany) - 1967)
Morning Mist (Terry Cashman & Tommy West)	All The Time It Was You	b/w (unknown) (unknown - 1970)
The Dramatics	Get Up And Get Down	b/w Fall In Love, Lady Love (Volt - 1971)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am duke: Uncle Michael held hostage for 6 hours
	9:01am ndbob: morning UM and everyone!
	9:01am hyde: let it begin
	9:02am Rudy Poot: Someone call for me?
	9:03am Uncle Michael: Good morning everyone!
	9:04am Uncle Michael: Anything broken yet or...still?
	9:04am Jk: Mornin Michael, got you on a spotty stream on a commuter rail train to boston. For now
	9:04am Uncle Michael: Damn-trak!
	9:05am listener james from westwood: howdy all! must run to the bank for a bit before the tatooine-like heat hits northern nj, but will be back for the 6-hour saga soon!
	9:05am Dervish: Hope you did your carbo-loading, Uncle Michael!
	9:06am jk: WFMU>mbta
	9:06am Uncle Michael: Probably inadequately-carbed.
	9:07am Gary: Hola y'all!
	9:13am ausmanx: good evening from the antipodes... can listen in now that the festivities of Isle of Man national day is largely over... broadcast live www.bbc.co.uk..., if you're Manx, it's a big deal!
	9:14am Uncle Michael: Is the TT held around this time of year?
	9:18am ausmanx: just gone... more deaths this year, of course...
	🛒 9:23am KevinfromBayRidge: Morning Hinky Dinkers.Looking forward to this feat of endurance. To borrow the title from the former mainstream program in this timeslot, LONG RALLY!!!
	9:23am Uncle Michael: Bloody year for motorsports.
	9:23am Uncle Michael: I have feet of endurance.
	🛒 9:28am KevinfromBayRidge: Great SPirit!!! I don't know if I can survive 6 hours of such F-ing super music!
	9:30am Uncle Michael: Here's the antidote.
	🛒 9:32am KevinfromBayRidge: Thanks...I needed that!
	9:37am Uncle Michael: drafthousefilms.com...
	9:39am Alex In Illinois: This music is more fun when Uncle Michael plays it on his show!
	9:40am hyde: ok, i need to go out for awhile. I should be back in time to hear Uncle Michael collapse in exhaustion.
	9:41am Uncle Michael: so...in twenty minutes?
	9:41am Alex In Illinois: @Uncle Michael: Kansas is twice the width of the widest part of Ilinois, and is larger altogether. So what part of Kansas are you in?
	9:42am duke: Anyone see The Other F Word? We watched it last night. I thought it was a great documentary. It was interesting to see Ron Reyes after all these years,
	9:42am Uncle Michael: Topeka, Alex.
	9:51am Uncle Michael: Not familiar with that, duke.
	9:54am duke: www.imdb.com...
	9:56am still b/p: Allo. What a recipe. Turn heat on high and bake for six hours. So good ol' Don McClean (and his good ol' temperament/profile) was featured in last week's Hinky Dinky comments, and who do suppose was featured in my town last night along with the symphony at the big outdoor Independence Day event? Two songs! Vincent and you-know-what. What a gig, whatever he was paid.
	9:57am Uncle Michael: TWO SONGS?
	10:01am ndbob: Haven't heard this Roger song for a long time
	10:03am still b/p: Two. One in the first half of the program, and the other later. The symphony conductor talked about a "hero" theme of the evening, musically in movie themes and in patriotic salutes to service members, and then referred to the special guest as "an icon and a real hero of American music."
	10:05am Uncle Michael: gag
	10:08am Stanley: Hi Uncle Michael and all listeners of impeccable taste.
	10:08am listener james from westwood: back. i hate starting the workday with administrivia. i'd rather start it with music trivia.
	10:09am duke: @b/p they should have allowed Andy Breckman to introduce him
	10:10am Uncle Michael: Hi Stanly...WB James.
	10:10am Honey Water: Happy 5th, UM and all assembled! Philo & I both enjoyed that Jake Holmes piece—TY!
	10:12am holland oats: happy post-fourth (amendment) drumma/michael/peoples!
	10:12am still b/p: Yes!, A verrry personal intro from Andy, and then ffffiahworks! Listeners of Impeccable Taste -- the LITerati.
	10:14am Doug Schulkind: 85°F in Bahston, going up to 96°F. Greetings fellow Hinky Dinksters!
	10:16am Matt F: In the Heat Of The Night, in addition to this Sam the Sham pastiche, has a Roger Miller sound-a-like tune also, if I remember correctly. Great show UM!
	10:17am holland oats: homer&jethroesque
	10:18am Uncle Michael: Thanks Matt...I'll be covering some of the ITHOTN info in trhe mic break.
	10:19am ndbob: Heya Doug!
	10:20am Doug Schulkind: Hi ndbob!
	10:20am still b/p: Woolhat!
	10:23am listener james from westwood: howdy doug, and all! stay cool, wherever y'all might be!
	10:25am Doug Schulkind: I'll be in the breezes of Penobscot Bay tomorrow. My first-world problem will be that it's 300 feet to the ocean. That's a long way to haul a lobster pot full of sea water. I'll live.
	10:27am Uncle Michael: Bear up.
	10:29am Uncle Michael: Sorry...had to. I had a crush on a girl that loved this song.
	10:29am ndbob: This song frequently gets trashed, but I've always like it
	🛒 10:29am KevinfromBayRidge: Hey Doug, Yeah even New Hampshire Mts were in the 90s last week. Hiking up 4000 feet was even more challenging than normal. Save a 1 1/2 pounderer for me!
	10:30am holland oats: wildfire! omg
	10:30am Alex In Illinois: I remember when this song was played on regular pop radio all the time. There was one version that had some kind of piano intro.
	10:30am still b/p: Doug -- Two words: breeches buoy. Hire old local salts & youth to rig it.
	10:30am Doug Schulkind: Hi K from BR!
	10:32am Doug Schulkind: Right out of a Winslow Homer, still b/p.
	🛒 10:33am KevinfromBayRidge: Tks, Meant "pounder", but got to admit, "pounderer" sounds pretty cool!
	10:34am holland oats: judy mae - this song is giving me a boomer
	10:35am still b/p: Did you mention this earlier today when you were pronouncing Moog correctly? Looking for studio musician info on Monkees tune, learned Mickey Dolenz owned one of the first 20 sold and used it on that album.
	10:43am Uncle Michael: I forgot to 'splain about the Monkees tune! Murphey wrote it. He and Woolhat were buddies back to high school.
	10:51am still b/p: Funny thing about Monkees memory arc. Though it had hits, the fourth album was lower key and late in the game in my child-fan recollection, when enthusiasm was already eroding. But it was still only nineteen-sixty-freakin'- seven.
	10:53am holland oats: my stream gone hinky
	10:54am listener james from westwood: whoops! temporarily on the drummer stream!
	10:54am Stanley: Jimmy Webb gone turn into an African dude
	10:54am Doug Schulkind: The feed has switched back to the stream's queue.
	10:56am Uncle Michael: Back live?
	10:56am Doug Schulkind: You're back!
	10:56am Stanley: Pop-uppers, just close the one gone wrong and open anew
	10:56am holland oats: instant karma
	10:56am Uncle Michael: My Internet connection hiccupped...did nothing to fix it, either.
	11:00am Charlie: Sounding good Uncle Michael! Get that internet connection to cut down on the carbonated beverages... Good luck on this marathon run today!
	11:00am Uncle Michael: Thank you Charlie!
	11:01am Doug Schulkind: Michael, if you feel that re-booting your router would be beneficial, you should feel free to switch back to the stream temporarily and go for it.
	11:01am ndbob: Heya Charlie!
	11:01am Charlie: Hi Bob!
	11:06am listener james from westwood: good morning, charlie!
	11:14am pacific standard simon: Ooogh... Where's my tea...?
	11:18am pacific standard simon: July 5th, and I still have all my fingers...
	🛒 11:20am KevinfromBayRidge: That last Kink's TRex all over it... so who influenced who?
	11:20am listener james from westwood: this will immeasurably improve your ability to order the right # of drinks
	11:21am Uncle Michael: Chuck Berry.
	11:24am pacific standard simon: Did Richie record this before or after the advent of Elton John?
	11:26am Uncle Michael: I think Richie recorded it before Elton died.
	🛒 11:28am Brian in UK: Hello Uncle Michael & marathoneers. Swarm over 'ere.
	11:28am Uncle Michael: The Richie was from 1969
	🛒 11:29am KevinfromBayRidge: Hi Charlie , I thought of you when I drove up I91 through Brattleboro last week.
	🛒 11:29am Brian in UK: Diving Bored out on September.
	11:31am ndbob: The Halos did the backing vocals on "Pretty Little Angel Eyes"
	11:37am holland oats: oh man PLAE looms large in my, er, personal mythology? was part of my first ever box of singles as a kid, a gift from my uncle... tear/sigh!
	11:38am pacific standard simon: It's a little frightening to tune in to Hinky Dinky and find almost a whole show worth of playlist already posted.
	11:39am ndbob: This is really interesting www.volokh.com...
	11:39am Uncle Michael: Imagine how I'd feel!
	11:40am Uncle Michael: Heard about that yesterday. Plaintiffs are going to win.
	11:41am Stanley: Billy Preston is Outa Sight, man.
	11:42am Uncle Michael: Ike Turner is Outa Jail.
	11:44am ndbob: @UM They should - it will be interesting to see how far up the chain the case goes and if it's decided on Third Amendment grounds - don't think the Supreme Court has ever decided a Third Amendment case
	11:46am Uncle Michael: This is a real "what were they thinking?" situation.
	11:47am ndbob: Yep - most of the time people just consent to the police "request"
	11:48am Uncle Michael: I meant, what were the cops thinking?
	🛒 11:48am Brian in UK: They were thinking? We have the West Yorkshire Constabulary over here.
	🛒 11:49am Brian in UK: Hey Stanley, how was La Belle France, mon ami?
	🛒 11:50am Brian in UK: Is that a tuba or euphonium on the BST?
	11:51am ndbob: I remember a hostage situation in Baltimore where the police did that - killed the family dog - stopped anyone from entering or leaving a neighborhood for a few days
	11:51am ndbob: great one here!
	11:52am Uncle Michael: Dunno, Brian!
	11:55am Stanley: Hi Brian - saw on the Metéo the whole of France sweltering hot execpt us in the South West corner where it was cold and very wet. Floods, bridges swept away, misery. But hey, I wasn't at work!
	11:55am Stanley: How was Kielder? Did you find your way out of the forest?
	11:57am Uncle Michael: I'm putting on a leg-stretching song right after the upcoming mic break.
	🛒 11:57am Brian in UK: Wine & cheese, what more can a man ask for. Norhumberland was cool. We walked along the border for some reason Spencer kept wanting to cross over to the other side. Great stay on a sheep farm.
	11:58am pacific standard simon: Showing off your Loss Leaders collection again.... My favorite was Record Show.
	11:58am ndbob: excellent three hours UM! .. need to go for a bit - hope to be back later
	11:59am pacific standard simon: 8:59 -- Almost time for Hinky Dinky Radio!
	12:01pm Stanley: What do ya mean I'm not hallucinating!!!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Bob...come on back!
	🛒 12:02pm Brian in UK: Owsley was 'ere.
	🛒 12:03pm Brian in UK: Beer o'clock methinks.
	12:03pm pacific standard simon: "Hallucinating"... Is that a euphonium for "Alzheimer's"?
	12:08pm Doug Schulkind: Go, Uncle Michael go! Thanks for holding the rudder! I've got to run. Have a great NEXT three hours.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Sir Douglas.
	12:16pm Stanley: I'll stay till the end of this Kirk thing then I'm outta here. But, Ill be back......
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: Mo bettah be back!
	12:30pm holland oats: 10cc, so great, bless you
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: so. great.
	12:33pm Alex In Illinois: Someone fror Germany once sang the German verison of the Flipper theme for me. At the time, I thought it was hilarious.
	12:38pm pacific standard simon: There's something "off" about hearing Dan Hicks with Byrds-style harmonies.
	🛒 12:42pm Brian in UK: Cement mixer putse putse.
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: No Slim today. :(
	🛒 12:45pm Brian in UK: Voot.
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Orenee
	🛒 12:47pm Brian in UK: The Who wre originally on Brunswick, just saying.
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: The who?
	12:54pm still b/p: In the kitch......ishes....when the str....stop and g...and I hav....
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: Trouble?
	12:57pm pacific standard simon: The pop-up was doing that for me a while ago -- re-started and it was fine.
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: whew
	🛒 12:58pm Brian in UK: I know this is heresy but I got rid of my copy of Aretha's 'Never Loved a Man'.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: It's not necessary to maintain a hard copy.
	🛒 1:05pm Brian in UK: Had to reboot popup again.
	1:06pm pacific standard simon: Me too.
	1:06pm pacific standard simon: Uncle Michael is trying to tell us something.
	🛒 1:07pm KevinfromBayRidge: Nice to know that our beloved DJ is still standing...even if the pop-up isn't faring quite as well!
	1:08pm pacific standard simon: Havva cuppa tea.
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: Lassie, girl...is Uncle Michael trapped in a well?
	🛒 1:11pm Brian in UK: Gotta maka some Laksa. Shall I drop a beer in the well bucket. Arf Arf.
	1:12pm Uncle Michael: ARF!
	🛒 1:12pm Brian in UK: This popup is popping off.
	1:13pm Stanley: Right, who's still here? Brian gone has he?
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: I wish there was something I could do.
	🛒 1:14pm Brian in UK: Nearly gone, Stanley.
	1:15pm Stanley: Brian, you around for the breakfast Mac-fest?
	🛒 1:16pm Brian in UK: Don't you worry your purty 'lil head Uncle Michael, the music is doing a fine job.
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: It's the other one that's worried.
	🛒 1:17pm Brian in UK: Hope to be up 'n at 'em on the morrow. Gotta cook some grub now.
	1:18pm Stanley: Shlater Brian
	🛒 1:19pm Brian in UK: Got the popup & 128mp3 running so I'm getting a slight delay echo. Bee Gees never sounded this weird.
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: See ya Brian...thanks!
	1:21pm listener james from westwood: thanks to spy magazine, i preface kissinger's name with "socialite/war criminal" when i see it.
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: no lie
	1:26pm listener james from westwood: lol, that sounds even better when spoken!!
	1:30pm Uncle Michael: I have the best writers in the business.
	1:32pm pacific standard simon: So did Denny.
	1:58pm listener james from westwood: some early early scott walker love here.
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: We're doing '50s-'80s Scott this set
	2:02pm listener james from westwood: outstanding.
	2:02pm listener james from westwood: chances i'd know about scott walker sans knowing about wfmu are just about 0%.
	2:03pm Uncle Michael: I was a big Walker Brothers fan before I knew about his '90s and later stuff.
	2:07pm listener james from westwood: and it very well may have been "jackie" that i first heard on the station. this or "next."
	2:23pm ndbob: I didn't know about his 50s recordings until a few years ago
	2:28pm still b/p: Jumpin' Jesus, the stream is jumpy. Just heard several bars of Walking My Baby Back Home before a restart relinked the Hink.
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: is the issue limited to the popup?
	2:39pm still b/p: I'm on the pop-up. Will try alt and see.
	2:41pm listener james from westwood: i'm listening thru itunes and i've gotten the skips over to the drummer stream now and again
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: I don't think it's at my end...speedtest says my connection is pure gold.
	2:46pm Stanley: Marathon effort Michael. This is what Friday's are all about. Take care friend. (Exiting, whistling "Chicken in a Basket")
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: Thank you Stanley...this was fun...three hours will seem like a walk in the park from now on.
	2:53pm listener james from westwood: many thanks for the mega-show, uncle michael! have as cool a weekend as local weather permits!
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: Thanks James...you have a good one, too, Same to you all! And thank you!
	🛒 2:57pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hey Unc, You did it! Great mara-show!
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: Gracias!
	2:59pm still b/p: Hearing Birdland followed by Quiet Village is what makes this a great show. Enjoyed the Never Endo Extendo version. Thanks. YOU, not McClean, are a real hero of American music.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from July 5, 2013

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