WFMU: The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from May 28, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:03pm Uncle Michael: The Moh-tahs!
	9:04pm cameron_michael: Looking forward to another great show!
	9:04pm Holly in NC: Good evening, efd! And UM!
	9:05pm Uncle Michael: Feels like I've been missing the efd for weeks. I wonder where Bram Tchaikovsky is tonight.
	9:07pm Alex of Chicago: Hi @efd and friends...
	9:08pm Loretta: hi Evan!!! hi everybody! looking forward to another great Wednesday night..
	9:11pm Andrew Fetter: Good Wednesday evening EFD and everyone else!
	9:11pm efd: greetings c_m, Loretta, Alex, UM, Holly and everyone else out there! Thanks for tuning in tonight!
	9:14pm cameron_michael: Thank you, Evan!
	9:14pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	9:16pm Uncle Michael: I had to step away. I hope I didn't miss Harry Harrison with the American Breed.
	9:17pm efd: ha! Nope, that was a straight-up 45.
	9:17pm efd: welcome BGZ!
	9:17pm Mikey Lyres: Hey efd. Feeling the Farfiza
	9:18pm Uncle Michael: Whew!
	9:19pm Uncle Michael: Then there are the American Breed Coca Cola commercials. Probably can't play those...
	9:20pm nickybones: Love those Soul Jazz comps!
	9:25pm Lonely Planet Boy: 12 hours from now, I'll be boarding train in Williamsburg, Va. Destination: WFMU record fair!
	9:28pm Lil' Bogaerts: Oh yeah man
	9:30pm Loretta: yeah Evan.. looking forward to your shows as always!
	9:33pm Danne D: Hey EFD :) Hey everyone :)
	9:35pm Andrew Waterloo: Zolar X is a fascinating band.
	9:39pm Danne D: not to be confused with Split Squad :)
	9:39pm Danne D: Hi Holly :) And look BGZ and Canadian Cam and all kinds of all-stars are in the house :)
	9:39pm Holly in NC: @Andrew - Neat article about Zolar X in Flying Saucer Rock & Roll (a book of stories that originally ran in Rocktober, edited by Jake Austin). Hi Danne! @efd, so glad you are staying in your/this timeslot. Also glad Thomas S. is moving to a human hour. Not happy about lack of Terre T!
	9:43pm Mildred: I love this tune. Thanks EFD!
	9:48pm JakeGould: Endless. Indeed.
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: Dang. It ended.
	9:50pm efd: actually I got the title wrong (thank you, clear vinyl). Updating shortly.
	9:53pm Holly in NC: 16th person to clicky star Laura C :-)
	9:55pm JakeGould: If it ended, where are we?
	10:04pm Michael from the Left Coast: I've joined late and I'm in the middle of seventeen things but I see the Motors on the playlist and I have a question for the group--why weren't the Motors bigger? Even Bram Tchaikovsky and Tom Robinson Band had bigger "hits" than the Motors did but they Motors did fine work.
	10:06pm 12539: (I think you should say, "Rwah," and throw in an extra "poisson rouge" for fun.)
	10:14pm efd: ha! I'll consider it.
	10:15pm efd: Michael ftLC I wish I had an answer for that... I agree, they had several radio-worthy tunes, including the one I played. I don't know why none of them caught on even within the limited new wave/punk realm that gave attention to the other artists you mention.
	10:18pm Uncle Michael: What happened to Strawberry Letter #23?
	10:18pm efd: I had to start over and play it at the right speed.
	10:19pm Uncle Michael: Ahhh...
	10:19pm Stevel: Details, details.
	10:19pm Uncle Michael: I thought it was Shuggie at first!
	10:19pm Marcel M: Fuck yeah Strawberry Letter 23
	10:19pm Marcel M: When it got cut off I almost died
	10:20pm jmd: nice save!
	10:20pm efd: SORRY EVERYBODY!
	10:21pm Uncle Michael: It's all good!
	10:22pm Marcel M: I have this on the Jackie Brown soundtrack LP
	10:22pm Joe D.: Strawberry Letter 23 always always always perfect on 65 degree nights in late May
	10:23pm Joe D.: I wonder how Anton would feel about the segue tho
	10:23pm Lonely Planet Boy: What Uncle Michael said.
	10:31pm Stevel: There's some righteously mellow shit going down right here.
	10:31pm Uncle Michael: Iceland? ICELAND?
	10:32pm Holly in NC: On, this Poker song is totally kickass!
	10:34pm Danne D: Poker :) A band I can get behind
	10:38pm pacific standard simon: :P
	10:39pm map: Did you inherit Nat Roe's airhorn?
	10:41pm Joe B: sorry if this was mentioned but the Strawberry letter 23 45 picture sleeve version came with a strawberry scent.
	10:43pm Cubicle Carl: Ace Frehley spends much time on Kenny Kerner and Richie Wise in his autobiography.
	10:44pm pacific standard simon: Does the station manager allow scented records in the record library?
	10:44pm Joe B: Dust was a nice RSD reissue recently, last year maybe.
	10:45pm Joe B: unfortunately some have a scent that we are not sure how it got there
	10:45pm Droll: . o O ( Agreed, fine drumming: Great feel, chops on demand. )
	10:45pm efd: yeah, I didn't get the vinyl reissue but did pick up the CD. I think it was my #1 or #2 reissue of 2013.
	10:46pm Joe B: I also picked up the CD as well. Neither will be for sale at table B12 Sunday at the record fair!
	10:47pm pacific standard simon: I had a cat once who added some scent to some of my books.
	10:48pm Holly in NC: Oh, the memories...
	10:48pm cameron_michael: Cold Gin makes me think of the Sound Collage.
	10:50pm pacific standard simon: Not having punk rock around in '74 tended to make bands like Kiss and Ted Nugent sound better than they might have, otherwise.
	10:51pm Joe B: impressive list of credits for this cat. thanks for the tribute efd
	10:51pm Cubicle Carl: I performed Cold Gin at karaoke once. I was on a cruise with my parents, and even though there were only about 5 people in the bar, it was the highlight of the trip.
	10:52pm Holly in NC: @efd, impossible to overplay this!
	10:53pm Joe B: wow, didn't realize Michael Brown of the Left Banke was involved in this group. or probably knew and forgot at some point.
	10:54pm pacific standard simon: Rod Stewart Lite!
	10:54pm Joe B: but he's not on brother louie apparently
	10:55pm Holly in NC: ok, @efd, you are somehow picking my brain for my favorite songs.
	10:55pm Uncle Michael: You know who you should have on your special? The Pips. No...just the Pips.
	10:56pm Lonely Planet Boy: We need more of these early 70's "strings".
	10:58pm efd: Joe B, weirdly enough "Brother Louie" was the only Kerner & Wise production on the album.
	11:00pm pacific standard simon: How 'bout them Cubbies, UM?
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: This is about my favorite Dust track.
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: Hey, we didn't get no-hit. And we chased Timmy.
	11:01pm Joe B: wiki says it was initially left off the LP, then once it broke the LP was re-pressed with Brother Louie. Kama Sutra even stuck some original copies of the record inside sleeves that listed Brother Louie!
	11:01pm Joe B: Speaking of, there will be not one but TWO copies of Brother Louie for sale at table B12 Sunday at the record fair!
	11:03pm Uncle Michael: I still think I prefer Hot Chocolate's original Brother Louie.
	11:17pm Holly in NC: @UM, That's a tough call (for me)! On the other hand, I have strong preference for Shuggie's original Strawberry Letter. And I love this eastlink lp, it makes me want to put on heavy boots and kick things. Inanimate things, of course!
	11:18pm Uncle Michael: I'm with you on Shuggie.
	11:18pm Andrew Waterloo: I like the Eastlink single, haven't heard the album.
	11:21pm efd: I need to remember this song for next year's Dog Show show!
	11:21pm Holly in NC: Peter & the Test Tube babies reminding me of Love & Rockets (I know, I know...)
	11:23pm Holly in NC: Oh my gosh, opening to Sleaford Mods so reminiscent of Bongo Joe's "Innocent Little Doggie". Both songs will now be stuck in my head all night.
	11:28pm Droll: CanCon: Check!
	11:28pm Uncle Michael: oh my
	11:28pm Danne D: LOL Knew this was Aldo Nova at the very start of this song. Why couldn't Ken have picked this one for the SSD contest for me today :)
	11:28pm Alex of Chicago: Pretty amazing...
	11:29pm Holly in NC: Oh. My. God.
	11:29pm Andrew Waterloo: Another CanCon song I didn't know the artist for.
	11:30pm Santos L Halper: Is this your answer to BT playing Loverboy yesterday?
	11:31pm efd: ha! Maybe subconsciously it is, Santos.
	11:32pm Uncle Michael: Aldo Nova: Dead or Canadian?
	11:33pm Ignore Function: Aldo Nova should play the WFMU record fair.
	11:34pm Danne D: I gotta run now :) will be listening in the car :) Thanks for a great show as always, EFD. See you at the record fair! Take care everyone!
	11:35pm pacific standard simon: Evan, that's like Valencia St. in San Francisco, where Subterranean Records was at that time.
	11:36pm Uncle Michael: I always went with Africa by Toto.
	11:36pm Uncle Michael: Or not.
	11:37pm pacific standard simon: Also home of The Deaf Club, and The Ramones' favorite burrito joint. "Yuppie" paradise, now.
	11:38pm Droll: NOOOOoooooooo!!!! Oh, the humanity! Leopard-skin suit! Lazer guitar! It's all TRUE! www.youtube.com...
	11:39pm fleep: Yep.
	11:44pm Uncle Michael: BLACKHAWKS keep their season alive in double overtime!
	11:44pm pacific standard simon: I wonder if Miriam has a leopard-print caveman suit.
	11:45pm Michael from the Left Coast: and why didn't Milk 'n' Cookies become the first band to break out of CBGB--they were very mainstream commercial, weren't they?
	11:48pm Droll: MftLC, My teeth hurt listening to Milk 'n' Cookies. I don't get it either.
	11:49pm Michael from the Left Coast: Ian McLagan? No playlist update yet
	11:50pm pacific standard simon: People didn't go to CBGB if they were looking for mainstream commercial.
	11:50pm efd: you got it Michael!
	11:51pm Holly in NC: @Droll - Your Aldo Nova youtube link suggested that I next watch Red Riders (excellent! Lunatic Fringe!) amd Frida (not so much). But I think perhaps it's really time for Sniff n the Tears' 'Driver's Seat'.
	11:51pm Uncle Michael: And yet...those bands are the soundtrack of Madison Avenue now.
	11:52pm Andrew Waterloo: hmm.. Goddo is touring again..
	11:52pm Uncle Michael: Frida's Phil Collins-produced LP was once a staple on my turntable.
	11:54pm pacific standard simon: en.wikipedia.org...
	11:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats...forgot to ask for some J. Geils. Maybe next week.
	11:56pm pacific standard simon: Heh heh.
	11:57pm Uncle Michael: Great show, Evan. Thanks! Boom boom, out go the lights. See you all later.
	11:58pm Droll: Thanks, EFD! Have a fun week!
	11:58pm 12539: Merci, Monsieur Le Fonque.
	12:00am Holly in NC: Thank you, efd

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from May 28, 2014

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Every show starts with the ’70s! We’ll rediscover forgotten rockers, revisit unfairly maligned disco beats and replay power-pop favorites. Next: plenty of new releases, occasional live bands and more. Don’t let the nickname confuse you.

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Wed. Nov 6th, Noon - 3pm: The Metal District III: Kicked Out Of The Hellraiser! (More info...)
EFD’s hair-metal-loving cousin Evan “Snake” Davies was dying to return to the airwaves in October after a four-year absence. However, this request was vetoed over concerns that his appearance might have had a deleterious effect on our Hellraiser efforts. He’s back today, though, spinning his favorite ‘80s (mostly) hard rock and hair metal just for you. Don’t (or maybe do) miss it!

May 28, 2014: with a set in memory of Kenny Kerner, the man who discovered Kiss (and who also produced, managed and wrote lyrics for Dust)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
climax	hard rock group "hard rock group" by "climax"	7"	carousel	1971			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
the motors	airport "airport" by "the motors"	approved by the motors					0:03:02 (Pop-up)
stephen lawrenson	words to say "words to say" by "stephen lawrenson"	obscuriosity	kool kat	2012			0:07:24 (Pop-up)
the knack	corporation shuffle (daddy turns the volume down)	rock & roll is good for you: the feiger/averre demos	omnivore	2012			0:11:16 (Pop-up)
the american breed	step out of your mind	7"	acta	1967			0:14:15 (Pop-up)
the 101ers	keys to your heart "keys to your heart" by "the 101ers"	va-punk 45 vol 3: sick on you! one way spit!	soul jazz		further subtitled Before The Revolution: Proto-Punk 1969-76	*	0:16:50 (Pop-up)
stiffs, inc.	chelsea "chelsea" by "stiffs, inc."	nix nought nothing	american	1995			0:20:10 (Pop-up)
circus of power	motor "motor" by "circus of power"	s/t	bmg	1988	singer Alex Mitchell was Diane's guest last week		0:24:01 (Pop-up)

split single	love is you "love is you" by "split single"	monolith cd ep	self-released			*	0:38:13 (Pop-up)
spires	response to an inquiry "response to an inquiry" by "spires"	eternal yeah	artificial light			*	0:42:51 (Pop-up)
the zombies	girl help me "girl help me" by "the zombies"	r.i.p.	varese sarabande		new CD reissue, orig 1968	*	0:49:33 (Pop-up)
laura cantrell	all the girls are complicated	no way there from here	thrift shop recordings		performing at the WFMU Record Fair this coming Sunday!	*	0:52:07 (Pop-up)
dan melchior und das menace	love thug	visionary pangs	s-s	2010	performing at the WFMU Record Fair this coming Saturday!		0:54:49 (Pop-up)
the flatmates	when i'm with you "when i'm with you" by "the flatmates"	potpourri {hits, mixes and demos '85-'89}	cherry red	2005	orig 1986; performing at the WFMU Record Fair this coming Saturday!		0:57:47 (Pop-up)

burnt ones	pulse "pulse" by "burnt ones"	gift	castle face			*	1:10:19 (Pop-up)
brian jonestown massacre	memorymix	revelation	a recordings			*	1:13:45 (Pop-up)
the brothers johnson	strawberry letter 23	12"	a&m	1977			1:19:16 (Pop-up)
doug tuttle	turn this love "turn this love" by "doug tuttle"	s/t	trouble in mind			*	1:24:27 (Pop-up)
poker	get on to a sure thing "get on to a sure thing" by "poker"	va-poppsaga: iceland's pop scene 1972-77	rpm			*	1:30:34 (Pop-up)

dust	full away/so many times "full away/so many times" by "dust"	hard attack/dust	sony legacy	2013	orig early '70s; RIP Dust producer/manager/lyricist Kenny Kerner		1:41:58 (Pop-up)
kiss	cold gin "cold gin" by "kiss"	s/t	casablanca	1974	produced by Kenny Kerner & Richie Wise (Dust's singer/guitarist)		1:46:39 (Pop-up)
the stories	brother louie "brother louie" by "the stories"	about us	kama sutra	1973	produced by Kerner & Wise. And yes, I know I just played this last month!		1:51:11 (Pop-up)
gladys knight & the pips	i've got to use my imagination				produced by Kerner & Wise		1:54:51 (Pop-up)
dust	chasin' ladies "chasin' ladies" by "dust"	hard attack/dust					1:58:12 (Pop-up)

eastlink	thatcher's dead "thatcher's dead" by "eastlink"	s/t	in the red			*	2:12:37 (Pop-up)
peter & the test tube babies	louise wouldn't like it	s/t	profile	1987			2:17:14 (Pop-up)
sleaford mods	the corgi "the corgi" by "sleaford mods"	divide and exit	harbinger sound			*	2:21:38 (Pop-up)
tweens	be mean "be mean" by "tweens"	s/t	french kiss			*	2:24:24 (Pop-up)
aldo nova	fantasy "fantasy" by "aldo nova"	12"	portrait	1981	CanCon requirement: MET!		2:27:45 (Pop-up)

miriam	my love has gone "my love has gone" by "miriam"	7"	norton			*	2:42:54 (Pop-up)
milk 'n' cookies	not enough girls in the world (alternate version)	7"	captured tracks			*	2:45:29 (Pop-up)
ian mclagan & the bump band	shalalala	united states	noperoc		appearing on Three Chord Monte Tuesday June 10, 12noon - 3pm!	*	2:48:47 (Pop-up)
the oysters	mine caroline "mine caroline" by "the oysters"	va-taang records: the first 10 singles	taang		new box set + CD; orig 1986; with Dave Fredette pre-Titanics/Upper Crust!	*	2:52:47 (Pop-up)
ex-cult	confusion hill "confusion hill" by "ex-cult"	midnight passenger	goner			*	2:55:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm Uncle Michael: The Moh-tahs!
	9:04pm cameron_michael: Looking forward to another great show!
	9:04pm Holly in NC: Good evening, efd! And UM!
	9:05pm Uncle Michael: Feels like I've been missing the efd for weeks. I wonder where Bram Tchaikovsky is tonight.
	9:07pm Alex of Chicago: Hi @efd and friends...
	9:08pm Loretta: hi Evan!!! hi everybody! looking forward to another great Wednesday night..
	9:11pm Andrew Fetter: Good Wednesday evening EFD and everyone else!
	9:11pm efd: greetings c_m, Loretta, Alex, UM, Holly and everyone else out there! Thanks for tuning in tonight!
	9:14pm cameron_michael: Thank you, Evan!
	9:14pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	9:16pm Uncle Michael: I had to step away. I hope I didn't miss Harry Harrison with the American Breed.
	9:17pm efd: ha! Nope, that was a straight-up 45.
	9:17pm efd: welcome BGZ!
	9:17pm Mikey Lyres: Hey efd. Feeling the Farfiza
	9:18pm Uncle Michael: Whew!
	9:19pm Uncle Michael: Then there are the American Breed Coca Cola commercials. Probably can't play those...
	9:20pm nickybones: Love those Soul Jazz comps!
	9:25pm Lonely Planet Boy: 12 hours from now, I'll be boarding train in Williamsburg, Va. Destination: WFMU record fair!
	9:28pm Lil' Bogaerts: Oh yeah man
	9:30pm Loretta: yeah Evan.. looking forward to your shows as always!
	9:33pm Danne D: Hey EFD :) Hey everyone :)
	9:35pm Andrew Waterloo: Zolar X is a fascinating band.
	9:39pm Danne D: not to be confused with Split Squad :)
	9:39pm Danne D: Hi Holly :) And look BGZ and Canadian Cam and all kinds of all-stars are in the house :)
	9:39pm Holly in NC: @Andrew - Neat article about Zolar X in Flying Saucer Rock & Roll (a book of stories that originally ran in Rocktober, edited by Jake Austin). Hi Danne! @efd, so glad you are staying in your/this timeslot. Also glad Thomas S. is moving to a human hour. Not happy about lack of Terre T!
	9:43pm Mildred: I love this tune. Thanks EFD!
	9:48pm JakeGould: Endless. Indeed.
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: Dang. It ended.
	9:50pm efd: actually I got the title wrong (thank you, clear vinyl). Updating shortly.
	9:53pm Holly in NC: 16th person to clicky star Laura C :-)
	9:55pm JakeGould: If it ended, where are we?
	10:04pm Michael from the Left Coast: I've joined late and I'm in the middle of seventeen things but I see the Motors on the playlist and I have a question for the group--why weren't the Motors bigger? Even Bram Tchaikovsky and Tom Robinson Band had bigger "hits" than the Motors did but they Motors did fine work.
	10:06pm 12539: (I think you should say, "Rwah," and throw in an extra "poisson rouge" for fun.)
	10:14pm efd: ha! I'll consider it.
	10:15pm efd: Michael ftLC I wish I had an answer for that... I agree, they had several radio-worthy tunes, including the one I played. I don't know why none of them caught on even within the limited new wave/punk realm that gave attention to the other artists you mention.
	10:18pm Uncle Michael: What happened to Strawberry Letter #23?
	10:18pm efd: I had to start over and play it at the right speed.
	10:19pm Uncle Michael: Ahhh...
	10:19pm Stevel: Details, details.
	10:19pm Uncle Michael: I thought it was Shuggie at first!
	10:19pm Marcel M: Fuck yeah Strawberry Letter 23
	10:19pm Marcel M: When it got cut off I almost died
	10:20pm jmd: nice save!
	10:20pm efd: SORRY EVERYBODY!
	10:21pm Uncle Michael: It's all good!
	10:22pm Marcel M: I have this on the Jackie Brown soundtrack LP
	10:22pm Joe D.: Strawberry Letter 23 always always always perfect on 65 degree nights in late May
	10:23pm Joe D.: I wonder how Anton would feel about the segue tho
	10:23pm Lonely Planet Boy: What Uncle Michael said.
	10:31pm Stevel: There's some righteously mellow shit going down right here.
	10:31pm Uncle Michael: Iceland? ICELAND?
	10:32pm Holly in NC: On, this Poker song is totally kickass!
	10:34pm Danne D: Poker :) A band I can get behind
	10:38pm pacific standard simon: :P
	10:39pm map: Did you inherit Nat Roe's airhorn?
	10:41pm Joe B: sorry if this was mentioned but the Strawberry letter 23 45 picture sleeve version came with a strawberry scent.
	10:43pm Cubicle Carl: Ace Frehley spends much time on Kenny Kerner and Richie Wise in his autobiography.
	10:44pm pacific standard simon: Does the station manager allow scented records in the record library?
	10:44pm Joe B: Dust was a nice RSD reissue recently, last year maybe.
	10:45pm Joe B: unfortunately some have a scent that we are not sure how it got there
	10:45pm Droll: . o O ( Agreed, fine drumming: Great feel, chops on demand. )
	10:45pm efd: yeah, I didn't get the vinyl reissue but did pick up the CD. I think it was my #1 or #2 reissue of 2013.
	10:46pm Joe B: I also picked up the CD as well. Neither will be for sale at table B12 Sunday at the record fair!
	10:47pm pacific standard simon: I had a cat once who added some scent to some of my books.
	10:48pm Holly in NC: Oh, the memories...
	10:48pm cameron_michael: Cold Gin makes me think of the Sound Collage.
	10:50pm pacific standard simon: Not having punk rock around in '74 tended to make bands like Kiss and Ted Nugent sound better than they might have, otherwise.
	10:51pm Joe B: impressive list of credits for this cat. thanks for the tribute efd
	10:51pm Cubicle Carl: I performed Cold Gin at karaoke once. I was on a cruise with my parents, and even though there were only about 5 people in the bar, it was the highlight of the trip.
	10:52pm Holly in NC: @efd, impossible to overplay this!
	10:53pm Joe B: wow, didn't realize Michael Brown of the Left Banke was involved in this group. or probably knew and forgot at some point.
	10:54pm pacific standard simon: Rod Stewart Lite!
	10:54pm Joe B: but he's not on brother louie apparently
	10:55pm Holly in NC: ok, @efd, you are somehow picking my brain for my favorite songs.
	10:55pm Uncle Michael: You know who you should have on your special? The Pips. No...just the Pips.
	10:56pm Lonely Planet Boy: We need more of these early 70's "strings".
	10:58pm efd: Joe B, weirdly enough "Brother Louie" was the only Kerner & Wise production on the album.
	11:00pm pacific standard simon: How 'bout them Cubbies, UM?
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: This is about my favorite Dust track.
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: Hey, we didn't get no-hit. And we chased Timmy.
	11:01pm Joe B: wiki says it was initially left off the LP, then once it broke the LP was re-pressed with Brother Louie. Kama Sutra even stuck some original copies of the record inside sleeves that listed Brother Louie!
	11:01pm Joe B: Speaking of, there will be not one but TWO copies of Brother Louie for sale at table B12 Sunday at the record fair!
	11:03pm Uncle Michael: I still think I prefer Hot Chocolate's original Brother Louie.
	11:17pm Holly in NC: @UM, That's a tough call (for me)! On the other hand, I have strong preference for Shuggie's original Strawberry Letter. And I love this eastlink lp, it makes me want to put on heavy boots and kick things. Inanimate things, of course!
	11:18pm Uncle Michael: I'm with you on Shuggie.
	11:18pm Andrew Waterloo: I like the Eastlink single, haven't heard the album.
	11:21pm efd: I need to remember this song for next year's Dog Show show!
	11:21pm Holly in NC: Peter & the Test Tube babies reminding me of Love & Rockets (I know, I know...)
	11:23pm Holly in NC: Oh my gosh, opening to Sleaford Mods so reminiscent of Bongo Joe's "Innocent Little Doggie". Both songs will now be stuck in my head all night.
	11:28pm Droll: CanCon: Check!
	11:28pm Uncle Michael: oh my
	11:28pm Danne D: LOL Knew this was Aldo Nova at the very start of this song. Why couldn't Ken have picked this one for the SSD contest for me today :)
	11:28pm Alex of Chicago: Pretty amazing...
	11:29pm Holly in NC: Oh. My. God.
	11:29pm Andrew Waterloo: Another CanCon song I didn't know the artist for.
	11:30pm Santos L Halper: Is this your answer to BT playing Loverboy yesterday?
	11:31pm efd: ha! Maybe subconsciously it is, Santos.
	11:32pm Uncle Michael: Aldo Nova: Dead or Canadian?
	11:33pm Ignore Function: Aldo Nova should play the WFMU record fair.
	11:34pm Danne D: I gotta run now :) will be listening in the car :) Thanks for a great show as always, EFD. See you at the record fair! Take care everyone!
	11:35pm pacific standard simon: Evan, that's like Valencia St. in San Francisco, where Subterranean Records was at that time.
	11:36pm Uncle Michael: I always went with Africa by Toto.
	11:36pm Uncle Michael: Or not.
	11:37pm pacific standard simon: Also home of The Deaf Club, and The Ramones' favorite burrito joint. "Yuppie" paradise, now.
	11:38pm Droll: NOOOOoooooooo!!!! Oh, the humanity! Leopard-skin suit! Lazer guitar! It's all TRUE! www.youtube.com...
	11:39pm fleep: Yep.
	11:44pm Uncle Michael: BLACKHAWKS keep their season alive in double overtime!
	11:44pm pacific standard simon: I wonder if Miriam has a leopard-print caveman suit.
	11:45pm Michael from the Left Coast: and why didn't Milk 'n' Cookies become the first band to break out of CBGB--they were very mainstream commercial, weren't they?
	11:48pm Droll: MftLC, My teeth hurt listening to Milk 'n' Cookies. I don't get it either.
	11:49pm Michael from the Left Coast: Ian McLagan? No playlist update yet
	11:50pm pacific standard simon: People didn't go to CBGB if they were looking for mainstream commercial.
	11:50pm efd: you got it Michael!
	11:51pm Holly in NC: @Droll - Your Aldo Nova youtube link suggested that I next watch Red Riders (excellent! Lunatic Fringe!) amd Frida (not so much). But I think perhaps it's really time for Sniff n the Tears' 'Driver's Seat'.
	11:51pm Uncle Michael: And yet...those bands are the soundtrack of Madison Avenue now.
	11:52pm Andrew Waterloo: hmm.. Goddo is touring again..
	11:52pm Uncle Michael: Frida's Phil Collins-produced LP was once a staple on my turntable.
	11:54pm pacific standard simon: en.wikipedia.org...
	11:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats...forgot to ask for some J. Geils. Maybe next week.
	11:56pm pacific standard simon: Heh heh.
	11:57pm Uncle Michael: Great show, Evan. Thanks! Boom boom, out go the lights. See you all later.
	11:58pm Droll: Thanks, EFD! Have a fun week!
	11:58pm 12539: Merci, Monsieur Le Fonque.
	12:00am Holly in NC: Thank you, efd

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from May 28, 2014

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