WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from June 20, 2014

Listener comments!
	11:59am duke: I hate those mornings when I put my head on upside down
	12:00pm ndbob: afternoon UM, Duke, everyone!
	12:02pm pacific standard simon: I was awoken after 3 hours of sleep by a moody rottweiler, so my head is officially "on upside down" as well. Also, I feel like a sack of manure.
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Plumb it, baby.
	12:02pm Holly in NC: @UM, Regarding your belieb comment over @ Doug's, have you seen this? dangerousminds.net...
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: I will not have what she's having.
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: Greetings, everybelieby.
	12:06pm pacific standard simon: Holly, my sister-in-law presented two venison steaks and asked for suggestions. I haven't done anything with deer meat previously, so I'm favoring marinade and grill pan. Thoughts?
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: I'm totally hearing two drummers.
	12:08pm pacific standard simon: Other parties are welcome to comment, of course.
	12:09pm Dean: Give the drummers some.
	12:10pm pacific standard simon: Doug's drumming along, like Amanda and her singing.
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: drumaoke
	12:12pm pacific standard simon: I "aoke" in the places where I used to play.
	12:13pm Dean: This looks like a decent approach to venison steaks: http://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/recipes/main-courses/venison-steak-au-poivre You could skip all the steps and just stick with the Burgundy, too.
	12:13pm Holly in NC: @pss - Def. grill pan if steaks from loin. If marinade I like some juniper in the mix, Finish w standard red wine shallot butter sauce, or port if you prefer things on the sweeter side. "Lesser" steaks really need slow moist heat cooking or will be tough as nails. Funny you ask, as I am currently defrosting venison sausage gifted by my lovely ex-husband! Breakfast tomorrow!
	12:15pm efd: YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: I thrive on approval.
	12:16pm pacific standard simon: Thanks, both of you. Yes, looks like loin to me, going by experience with other meats.
	12:17pm still b/p: "Lovely ex-husband." I wouldn't expect that be an often-used phrase in the world.
	12:17pm Holly in NC: @pss - Totally cosign celeriac (celery root) mash as a side, as suggested at link shared by @Dean, great idea!
	12:17pm rogue oats: HC OH YES
	12:18pm Dean: That made my stomach gurgle, too, Holly.
	12:19pm Holly in NC: My ex-husband is a wonderful, wonderful man and I love him dearly. Also his new wife, who is a much better person than I am. Seriously. We married young & grew in different directions. Oh and YAY Hot Chocolate! :-)
	12:21pm Mike East: I approve of that comment, Uncle Michael
	12:22pm rogue oats: my fedex rage has subsided, thx
	12:23pm pacific standard simon: Not a wiener.
	12:24pm Alex In Illinois: The Hot Chocolate tune reminded me of a time in my early teens playing that record with the bass turned up so loud to really enjoy the parts when they hold that low note. But then, the boosted bass started making the record skip.
	12:24pm pacific standard simon: I have waiting-for-swag-rage.
	12:25pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Mike.
	12:25pm efd: I always enjoy hearing some OzRock too, of course.
	12:26pm Dean: Does anybody play Angel anymore? I mean the Punky Meadows band.
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: Not me! (yet)
	12:30pm Jeff Golick: Wednesday Addams doesn't care for this tune.
	12:31pm pacific standard simon: It's the webstream, you could follow it up with "Punky's Whips"!
	12:32pm efd: I play Angel! Once a year, at least, on my Christmas show.
	12:33pm Holly in NC: @pss - I have no rage, but I sure am looking forward to swag. Lunch today from my favorite gringo chef-owned taqueria = lamb cheek, pork belly, and smoked duck tacos. Yesterdays tacos = fried chicken livers, fried oysters & lengua (I am house/dog-sitting 1 block up from said taqueria, can you tell?). All delicious, but am still grieving the closing of my fave "real" taqueria.
	12:33pm Sue P.: hey Dean: Wm Berger just played some Angel on his show this week!
	12:37pm Holly in NC: Loving the vibe on this Firefall song.
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: Man, this guy is an asshole.
	12:38pm Holly in NC: @UM - ignore the lyrics!
	12:39pm MattBelow: The Michael Clarke Experience...diggin it!
	12:40pm Uncle Michael: Holly, I did...back when it was a hit.
	12:41pm pacific standard simon: Don't harsh my mellow, man -- I'm meditating on Holly's tacos.
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: What about Holly's tamales?
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: There's your food truck idea. Cut me in.
	12:45pm Alex In Illinois: @Holly in NC: What is the name of this Taqueria? We have many in Chicago, but I don't know of one like that anymore. Every time I find one with a large selection like that, I go back a few week later to find the menu reduced to just the "standard" stuff.
	12:45pm pacific standard simon: Uncle Michael's Monkey Knuckles.
	12:46pm Dean: Thanks, efd and Sue P., for the Angel updates. I'm encouraged. They were, I think, the single loudest band I've ever heard live. (Yes at Angel Stadium and Messhugah at SF's The Pound vie for the honor, too.) My ears rang for a full week, thanks to the tizzy synthesizer shrieks. Nuts. Missed the Firefall. As for hearty Mexican fare, I was just sharing with a work colleague details of my lunch on Sunday at a joint near where he lives in Concord, CA. Enchiladas en mole were sublime: spicy and sweet. Must return to Mercado del Sol.
	12:53pm Parq: Enjoyed hearing that Bing. Many of you will remember the Little Rascals short wherein Alfalfa happily sings that song after getting over his ill-fated plans to be an opera star.
	12:54pm pacific standard simon: On a recent visit to one of the excellent Mexican restaurants in this area, I was a total contrarian and ordered ribs, because the only local BBQ joint went belly-up (HA) right before I moved here. They turned out to be St. Louis style, and quite satisfactory.
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: I'm glad Alfalfa had a plan B
	12:55pm K Wilde: Great place in Asheville called the White Duck Taco Shop
	12:57pm Holly in NC: @Alex in Illinois - Nanataco nanataco.com... Like I said, gringo-owned, so has some quirks. Corn tortillas yes, handmade in house yes, but tacos served in 1 thick rather thsan 2 thin, which I prefer. Tacos are served w lettuce & pico de gallo (so wrong) unless you request not. They do have cilantro & onions at the salsa bar, as well radishes, picked veg, salsas verde, roja & habanero, slaw, etc. Since it's gringo-owned you also get a side of rice (meh) and beans (good porky pinto or veg black), AND a huge amount of chips, which means you (or at least me) ends up with tons of leftovers for later. Anyway, now that Los Camales is closed best tacos in Durham are at La Superior & Taqueria mi Puebla (which also makes killer ceviche tostadas), also Lopez truck is good. Best tamales are at la Vaquita and the shack behind Don Juan. All these places always have carnitas, pastor, lengua, cheeks, usually tripa, as well as the boring stuff.
	12:57pm Alex In Illinois: I grew up in St. Louis, and stopped living there after college and I never heard of "St. Louis style" BBQ until a few years ago on a trip to Oregon. Now I hear it all the time on the Food Network and occasionally here in Chicago.
	12:58pm Dean: Mercado del Sol has a BBQ annex to its menu. People drop by to pick up platters of pork and chicken to go.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: The only thing that I know about St. Louis style is that in St. Louis they trim ribs differently.
	1:01pm pacific standard simon: Yeah, lots of fiddly little bones to spit out, and heavy tomato sauce. Not my favorite style, but I'll take it.
	1:02pm ndbob: These early gene Autry records are great
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: hang on tight, Bob
	1:04pm Dean: Explains why I've never seen Autry and Smith photographed together.
	1:04pm Jeff Golick: Say what now?
	1:04pm pacific standard simon: Dere you go!
	1:05pm duke: Well that just changed my image of Gene Autry
	1:05pm Dean: ...or Autry and Sam Kinison, for that matter.
	1:06pm pacific standard simon: Go for the Sons of The Pioneers' X-rated "Strawberry Roan".
	1:06pm K Wilde: Gene Autry actually released that?
	1:06pm Alex In Illinois: That was a naughty number. Lyrically, it was like something from Oscar Brand
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: No, K.
	1:06pm Dean: Anybody remember Chinga Chavin?
	1:07pm ndbob: @Dean sure do "country porn"
	1:08pm Roberto: Wow, a 1947 reference to vegetarianism. Only on 'FMU!
	🛒 1:09pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy all, So.. Did the Angels ever have "Dirty Song Night"?
	1:09pm Alex In Illinois: Back to ribs: I remember a friend from North Carolina in Chicago boiled the ribs before barbequing, but she boiled them enough that the rib bones were soft-they just kind of dissolved into a soft substance in one's mouth, without being splintery at all. So we were able to eat the ribs, bones and all.
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: Interesting. I'd have bet you could boil them for a week and they'd still be...bones.
	1:18pm pacific standard simon: Remember that science experiment a lot of kids do, where they soak a chicken bone in vinegar for a week or two, and it turns rubbery? Might have something to do with it.
	1:20pm pacific standard simon: Just noticed that Paul Simon reference in the band name...
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: Yes.
	1:24pm Dean: Science experiment, pss? I thought it was Comedy 101.
	1:24pm Alex In Illinois: Maybe my friend boiled them in vinegar. I just remember eating the ribs after they were all cooked and sauced and my teeth going through them, and one of us pinching a rib and it splitting in two as if it were made out of clay. We all were asking: "What's going on?" and she said: "I guess I boiled them too long before grilling them".
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: This requires serious Googling.
	1:26pm Alex In Illinois: This same friend made a sauce for chicken wings which everyone except me said were too spicy, and when some spilled on a tarnished brass box, and she wiped it off, it acted as a tarnish remover. Maybe she cooked with some strange ingedients.
	1:27pm efd: Like Dokken I am back for The Attack!
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: Dokken, you be sukken.
	1:31pm pacific standard simon: I wish Uncle Michael's Gazpacho Truck ™ were outside -- I need fortifying.
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Who the hell produced this session. Love the jews harp. Sheesh.
	1:32pm pacific standard simon: Sounds like something Sonny Bono might've done.
	1:33pm pacific standard simon: ۩
	1:39pm listener jeff: I just watched a YouTube video that was a challenge for who had best ribs in Kansas City: Arthur Bryants or Gates. Arthur Bryants won. I like Gates. I have my mother ship the sauce to New Mexico for me.
	1:40pm Uncle Michael: I go to Bryant's for the sausage and Gates' for the ribs.
	1:46pm listener jeff: There are so many great BBQ joints around there, I miss it. Not one of the priorities in NM, so I have been training myself how to cook with the smoke. Getting there slowly but surely.
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: I imagine Texas style would be more common in NM.
	1:51pm V Priceless: Hey Uncle M! Hello gang!
	1:52pm pacific standard simon: I have a feeling that Sonny is innocent of production blame for that stagecoach tune, since it was part of a Jerry Goldsmith score for a movie -- too high-end for Sonny at that time. No specific production credit, so far, but you could blame Goldsmith, maybe. Words and Music by Lee J. Pockriss & Paul Vance.
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: Hiya, V. Welcome home.
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: No guilty pleasures and no retractions.
	1:54pm pacific standard simon: No money down, no money back!
	1:55pm V Priceless: No money. period.
	1:57pm pacific standard simon: I've been known to get ribs for holiday dinners Fed-Exed in dry ice from The Rendezvous in Memphis.
	2:00pm V Priceless: Free Design muzak bed? Cool!
	2:01pm V Priceless: oh - even cooler!
	2:06pm pacific standard simon: Can John Wayne's "America Why I Love Her" be far behind?
	2:06pm hyde: alright, it's a rare (for me) live hour of Hinky Dinky time. But I see I missed Hot Chocolate, which is a crushing disappointment.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: I'm sorry, hyde...and welcome!
	2:10pm hyde: it's ok. i have the record!
	2:22pm pacific standard simon: Things have gone quiet.
	2:23pm pacific standard simon: I need a shower.
	2:23pm Uncle Michael: dead air?
	2:25pm V Priceless: this could almost be a Joe Frank music bed
	2:25pm pacific standard simon: Dead chat, an' I don' mean a French feline.
	2:25pm V Priceless: Ubu!!!
	2:29pm pacific standard simon: ...the good old days...
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: yeah...for sure
	2:30pm ndbob: still here .. raining heavily now
	2:31pm pacific standard simon: I was listening to the live bonus disc in the expanded Argybargy yesterday. So good.
	2:31pm V Priceless: great stuff, Uncle M!
	2:33pm Uncle Michael: Thanks!
	2:36pm pacific standard simon: Anyone have any experience with Goodwill Industries online auctions?
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Not I, Simon.
	2:39pm pacific standard simon: They look awful for records, but interesting for bigger items.
	2:42pm Uncle Michael: This album should have been awful but Marvin couldn't help himself.
	2:43pm pacific standard simon: There's some records where you think the liner notes should include a credit for the coke dealer.
	2:47pm V Priceless: @ pacific..I can think of one or two John Cale albums for starters!
	2:48pm pacific standard simon: Yep. And at least one Firesign Theatre album.
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: Johnny's "Don't Think Twice" lift.
	2:49pm pacific standard simon: And some Neil Young.
	2:54pm ndbob: ah good song - haven't heard this in a while
	2:54pm Alex In Illinois: @PSS: Goodwill has online auctions!?? I just now looked. Dang! Autoharp for 20 bucks! And look at ... My wife will not be happy that you made this known to me.
	2:56pm hyde: thanks for the in between world cup games soundtrack, UM!
	2:57pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:57pm pacific standard simon: @Alex - same here. Some of the old radios...
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for hanging out today, everyone.
	2:58pm V Priceless: Thanks Uncle M!
	2:58pm pacific standard simon: And thanks for being here for us, Michael! Are there any bad versions of "The Last Thing"?
	2:59pm Uncle Michael: Yes!
	3:02pm pacific standard simon: I told you what my boss said about you, UM. :D
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: Yes, you did... See y'all next time!
	5:09pm kenny houstin: My Name is kenny houstin ..I never believed in Love Spells or Magics until I met this special spell caster when i contact this man called OGUDU. Execute some business..He is really powerful..My wife divorce me with no reason for almost 4 years and i tried all i could to have her back cos i really love her so much but all my effort did not work out.. we met at our early age at the college and we both have feelings for each other and we got married happily for 5 years with no kid and she woke up one morning and she told me she’s going on a divorce..i thought it was a joke and when she came back from work she tender to me a divorce letter and she packed all her loads from my house..i ran mad and i tried all i could to have her back but all did not work out..i was lonely for almost 4 years…So when i told the spell caster what happened he said he will help me and he asked for her full name and her picture..i gave him that..At first i was skeptical but i gave it a try cos have tried so many spell casters and there is no solution…so when he finished with the readings,he got back to me that she’s with a man and that man is the reason why she left me…The spell caster said he will help me with a spell that will surely bring her back.but i never believe all this…he told me i will see a positive result within 3 days..3 days later,she called me herself and came to me apologizing and she told me she will come back to me..I cant believe this,it was like a dream cos i never believe this will work out after trying many spell casters and there is no solution..The spell caster is so powerful and after that he helped me with a pregnancy spell and my wife got pregnant a month later..we are now happy been together again and with lovely kid..This spell caster has really changed my life and i will forever thankful to him..he has helped many friends too with similar problem too and they are happy and thankful to him..This man is indeed the most powerful spell caster have ever experienced in life..Am Posting this to the Forum in case there is anyone who has similar problem and still looking for a way out..you can reach him here:ogudumagictemple@gmail.com ... CONTACT THIS GREAT AND POWERFUL SPELL CASTER CALLED OGUDU MAGIC TEMPLE ... HIS EMAIL ADDRESS IS :ogudumagictemple@gmail.com... CONTACT HIM NOW AND BE FAST ABOUT IT SO HE CAN ALSO ATTEND TO YOU BECAUSE THE EARLIER YOU CONTACT HIM NOW THE BETTER FOR YOU TO GET QUICK SOLUTION TO ALL YOUR PROBLEMS...
	5:15pm ashley: I want to testify of what a spell caster did for me and my hubby.we have been married since 2007 without a sign of pregnancy or conceiving.I went off birth control then and did not have a period.my gyro gave me progesterone to jump-start a period and it did.,but i did not have another one.we did another round of progesterone followed by 100mg clomid for 5 months,we followed all doctors instructions but all to no avail.I have been buying ovulation kits pregnancy test AND i finally got 3 test when i was ovulating! So ever since that we been trying for years now! Well i was very confused because i keep taking ept test AND they all keep turning out to b negative! I really want a baby girl while my hubby want a baby boy LOLL! I think maybe we are just trying to hard, What i can tell you is that its been so many years now and i still yet do not have my period??nobody to help because every body around us was already at the verge of losing their faith on us.no were to run to until one faithful day i was reading a magazine and i stumble on a page were i found topic or a head line {A SPELL CASTER} who can heal someone from HIV AND AIDS,bring back your EX,enlarge your BREAST,help you win a VISA LOTTERY,losing your WEIGHT and even get six PACKS AND flatten your BELLY,I gave him a try and before i could no it DR.UZOR rescue me from my problem by casting a spell for me and told me to go and make love with my hubby,then nine months after the spell and making love with my husband i delivered a twins A BOY AND A GIRL.This spell caster name is DR.UZOR so many people have witness his wonderful work..He is nice, contact him on uzorspelltemple@gmail.com OR www.uzorspelltemple.webs.com if you are in any predicament•Thanks so very much!!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from June 20, 2014

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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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June 20, 2014: Sometimes the patterns are more obvious.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
James Gang	Funk #49 "Funk #49" by "James Gang"	Rides Again (ABC - 1970)	0:02:54 (Pop-up)
Randy California	Things Yet To Come	Kapt. Kopter & The (Fabulous) Twirly Birds (Epic - 1972)	0:06:32 (Pop-up)
Hot Chocolate	Every 1's A Winner "Every 1's A Winner" by "Hot Chocolate"	Every 1's A Winner (RAK - 1978)	0:14:40 (Pop-up)
Sparks	Dance Godammit "Dance Godammit" by "Sparks"	In Outer Space (Atlantic - 1983)	0:18:08 (Pop-up)

Angels	Face the Day (Album Version)	Dark Room (Epic - 1980)	0:24:00 (Pop-up)
The Osmond Brothers	I've Got Loving On My Mind	Andy...and Company (CBS Special Products - 1969) From: Lost Jukebox Volume 015	0:29:44 (Pop-up)
Flip City	On The Road "On The Road" by "Flip City"	Demos 1974/1975 ((unnoficial release) - 1974)	0:32:04 (Pop-up)
Firefall	Cinderella "Cinderella" by "Firefall"	Firefall (Atlantic - 1976)	0:35:02 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	She Has a Way "She Has a Way" by "The Byrds"	Preflyte (Together - 1969) From: The Byrds [Box Set]	0:38:36 (Pop-up)
Ramsey Lewis	One, Two, Three "One, Two, Three" by "Ramsey Lewis"	b/w Down By The Riverside (Cadet - 1967)	0:40:59 (Pop-up)

Bing Crosby Feat. Jimmie Grier's Orchestra	Learn To Croon	b/w unk. (Brunswick - 1933)	0:48:32 (Pop-up)
Glen Gray & Casa Loma Orchestra	It's the Talk of the Town	b/w unk. (Decca - 1942)	0:51:13 (Pop-up)
Ruth Etting	Lonesome And Sorry "Lonesome And Sorry" by "Ruth Etting"	b/w But I Do, You Know I Do! (Columbia - 1926)	0:54:27 (Pop-up)
Cliquot Club Eskimos (Harry Reser's band, v. Tom Stacks)	Avalon Town	b/w unk. (Columbia - 1929)	0:57:18 (Pop-up)
Gene Autry (as Jimmie Smith)	Bear Cat Mama From Hunter's Corners	b-side to She’s a Low-Down Mama (Timely Tunes - 1931) From: That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine	1:00:29 (Pop-up)
Gene Autry with Roy Smeck	Bye Bye Boyfriend (Blackbird)	b/w Frankie & Johnny(?) (unk. (ARC studio, NYC) - 1931) From: That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine	1:03:33 (Pop-up)
Johnny Mercer & Nat King Cole	Save the Bones for Henry Jones	b/w unk. (Capitol - 1947) From: Capitol Collectors Series	1:04:19 (Pop-up)

Poet And The One Man Band (Head, Hands & Feet w/ Albert Lee)	Good evening, Mr. Jones	Poet And The One Man Band (Paramount - 1969)	1:12:22 (Pop-up)
Eliot's Music Room	A Touch Of Love	b/w The Prophet (Laurie - 1969) From: Lost Jukebox Volume 106	1:16:32 (Pop-up)
Dusty Springfield	Just One Smile "Just One Smile" by "Dusty Springfield"	Dusty in Memphis (Atlantic - 1969)	1:18:50 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	I Will "I Will" by "The Beatles"	The Beatles (Apple - 1968)	1:21:14 (Pop-up)
Earl Van Dyke & the Soul Brothers	All For You	b/w Too Many Fish In The Sea (Tamla Motown - 1965)	1:22:54 (Pop-up)
The Attack	Strange House "Strange House" by "The Attack"	About Time! (prev. unr. - 1966)	1:25:43 (Pop-up)
Wayne Newton	Stagecoach To Cheyenne	b/w Somebody To Love (Capitol - 1966)	1:29:49 (Pop-up)

WC Experience	Bello "Bello" by "WC Experience"	Faktor 183 (Bunny Music - 1996) From: BoerenRock 02	1:37:35 (Pop-up)
Gasolin'	Sju-Bi-Du-Bi-Mand "Sju-Bi-Du-Bi-Mand" by "Gasolin'"	Gasolin 3 (CBS - 1973)	1:41:09 (Pop-up)
Luis Enriquez	Mas Que Nada "Mas Que Nada" by "Luis Enriquez"	Más Éxitos (Discos Belter, S.A. - 1966) From: The Mood Mosaic "The Hascisch Party!"	1:46:59 (Pop-up)
A. Rahman Hassan & Orkes Nirwana	Tak Mengapa	unk. (unk. - unk.) From: Pop Yeh Yeh--Psychedelic Rock From Singapore And Malaysia: 1964-1970 (Sublime Frequencies)	1:49:51 (Pop-up)
Up, Bustle & Out	Day at the Bookies (Romanowski' Remix)	Mexican Dub Sessions (Collision: Cause Of Chapter 3 - 2007)	1:52:37 (Pop-up)
The Firebirds	Please Write "Please Write" by "The Firebirds"	unk. (unk. - unk.) From: USA Garage Greats 1965-1967 (and beyond!) - Leave My House!	1:55:53 (Pop-up)

Lou Bond	Why Must Our Eyes Always Be Turned Be Turned Backwards	Lou Bond (We Produce - 1974) From: (Light In The Attic, 2010)	2:02:07 (Pop-up)
Bill Justis & His Orchestra	Raunchy	b/w The Midnite Man (Phillips International 3519 - 1957) From: The Complete Sun Singles Vol.5	2:06:49 (Pop-up)
Eddie Carlton	It Will Be Done "It Will Be Done" by "Eddie Carlton"	b/w Misery (Swan - 1965) From: The Northern Soul Of Swan	2:09:03 (Pop-up)
Freddie North	Someday She'll Come Along	b-side to Don't Make Me Cry (Phillips International 3574 - 1962) From: The Complete Sun Singles Vol.6	2:11:37 (Pop-up)
Roy Smeck	Frettin' Blues "Frettin' Blues" by "Roy Smeck"	unk. (unk. - 1932) From: Roy Smeck Plays Hawaiian Guitar, Banjo, Ukele & Guitar	2:13:58 (Pop-up)
Wayne Raney	Jack & Jill Boogie "Jack & Jill Boogie" by "Wayne Raney"	b/w Lonesome Wind Blues (King - 1948)	2:16:34 (Pop-up)
Ray Charles	Something's Got To Change	b-side to In The Heat Of The Night (ABC - 1967)	2:19:18 (Pop-up)

Pere Ubu	Free White "Free White" by "Pere Ubu"	Lady From Shanghai (Fire - 2013)	2:25:17 (Pop-up)
Magazine	Shot By Both Sides "Shot By Both Sides" by "Magazine"	b/w My Mind Ain't So Open (Virgin - 1978)	2:27:54 (Pop-up)
Ward 13	Julie "Julie" by "Ward 13"	Robot Wizards (EP) (EMI - 1980)	2:31:19 (Pop-up)
John Cameron & Alan Parker	Punch Bowl	KPM 1130 - Afro Rock (KPM - 1973)	2:34:16 (Pop-up)
Marvin Gaye	Is That Enough "Is That Enough" by "Marvin Gaye"	Here, My Dear (Tamla - 1978)	2:36:51 (Pop-up)

Johnny Cash	Understand Your Man "Understand Your Man" by "Johnny Cash"	b/w Dark As A Dungeon (Columbia - 1964) From: The Essential Johnny Cash 1955-1983 Volume 2	2:47:32 (Pop-up)
Bert Lown And His Biltmore Hotel Orchestra	Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone	b/w unk. (Victor - 1931)	2:50:06 (Pop-up)
McGuinness Flint	When I'm Dead And Gone	b/w Lazy Afternoon (Capitol - 1970)	2:53:04 (Pop-up)
Gram Parsons	The Last Thing on My Mind	prev. unr. (unk. - unk.) From: Another Side of This Life: The Lost Recordings of Gram Parsons, 1965-1966 (2000)	2:56:37 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"		3:00:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am duke: I hate those mornings when I put my head on upside down
	12:00pm ndbob: afternoon UM, Duke, everyone!
	12:02pm pacific standard simon: I was awoken after 3 hours of sleep by a moody rottweiler, so my head is officially "on upside down" as well. Also, I feel like a sack of manure.
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Plumb it, baby.
	12:02pm Holly in NC: @UM, Regarding your belieb comment over @ Doug's, have you seen this? dangerousminds.net...
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: I will not have what she's having.
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: Greetings, everybelieby.
	12:06pm pacific standard simon: Holly, my sister-in-law presented two venison steaks and asked for suggestions. I haven't done anything with deer meat previously, so I'm favoring marinade and grill pan. Thoughts?
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: I'm totally hearing two drummers.
	12:08pm pacific standard simon: Other parties are welcome to comment, of course.
	12:09pm Dean: Give the drummers some.
	12:10pm pacific standard simon: Doug's drumming along, like Amanda and her singing.
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: drumaoke
	12:12pm pacific standard simon: I "aoke" in the places where I used to play.
	12:13pm Dean: This looks like a decent approach to venison steaks: http://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/recipes/main-courses/venison-steak-au-poivre You could skip all the steps and just stick with the Burgundy, too.
	12:13pm Holly in NC: @pss - Def. grill pan if steaks from loin. If marinade I like some juniper in the mix, Finish w standard red wine shallot butter sauce, or port if you prefer things on the sweeter side. "Lesser" steaks really need slow moist heat cooking or will be tough as nails. Funny you ask, as I am currently defrosting venison sausage gifted by my lovely ex-husband! Breakfast tomorrow!
	12:15pm efd: YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: I thrive on approval.
	12:16pm pacific standard simon: Thanks, both of you. Yes, looks like loin to me, going by experience with other meats.
	12:17pm still b/p: "Lovely ex-husband." I wouldn't expect that be an often-used phrase in the world.
	12:17pm Holly in NC: @pss - Totally cosign celeriac (celery root) mash as a side, as suggested at link shared by @Dean, great idea!
	12:17pm rogue oats: HC OH YES
	12:18pm Dean: That made my stomach gurgle, too, Holly.
	12:19pm Holly in NC: My ex-husband is a wonderful, wonderful man and I love him dearly. Also his new wife, who is a much better person than I am. Seriously. We married young & grew in different directions. Oh and YAY Hot Chocolate! :-)
	12:21pm Mike East: I approve of that comment, Uncle Michael
	12:22pm rogue oats: my fedex rage has subsided, thx
	12:23pm pacific standard simon: Not a wiener.
	12:24pm Alex In Illinois: The Hot Chocolate tune reminded me of a time in my early teens playing that record with the bass turned up so loud to really enjoy the parts when they hold that low note. But then, the boosted bass started making the record skip.
	12:24pm pacific standard simon: I have waiting-for-swag-rage.
	12:25pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Mike.
	12:25pm efd: I always enjoy hearing some OzRock too, of course.
	12:26pm Dean: Does anybody play Angel anymore? I mean the Punky Meadows band.
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: Not me! (yet)
	12:30pm Jeff Golick: Wednesday Addams doesn't care for this tune.
	12:31pm pacific standard simon: It's the webstream, you could follow it up with "Punky's Whips"!
	12:32pm efd: I play Angel! Once a year, at least, on my Christmas show.
	12:33pm Holly in NC: @pss - I have no rage, but I sure am looking forward to swag. Lunch today from my favorite gringo chef-owned taqueria = lamb cheek, pork belly, and smoked duck tacos. Yesterdays tacos = fried chicken livers, fried oysters & lengua (I am house/dog-sitting 1 block up from said taqueria, can you tell?). All delicious, but am still grieving the closing of my fave "real" taqueria.
	12:33pm Sue P.: hey Dean: Wm Berger just played some Angel on his show this week!
	12:37pm Holly in NC: Loving the vibe on this Firefall song.
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: Man, this guy is an asshole.
	12:38pm Holly in NC: @UM - ignore the lyrics!
	12:39pm MattBelow: The Michael Clarke Experience...diggin it!
	12:40pm Uncle Michael: Holly, I did...back when it was a hit.
	12:41pm pacific standard simon: Don't harsh my mellow, man -- I'm meditating on Holly's tacos.
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: What about Holly's tamales?
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: There's your food truck idea. Cut me in.
	12:45pm Alex In Illinois: @Holly in NC: What is the name of this Taqueria? We have many in Chicago, but I don't know of one like that anymore. Every time I find one with a large selection like that, I go back a few week later to find the menu reduced to just the "standard" stuff.
	12:45pm pacific standard simon: Uncle Michael's Monkey Knuckles.
	12:46pm Dean: Thanks, efd and Sue P., for the Angel updates. I'm encouraged. They were, I think, the single loudest band I've ever heard live. (Yes at Angel Stadium and Messhugah at SF's The Pound vie for the honor, too.) My ears rang for a full week, thanks to the tizzy synthesizer shrieks. Nuts. Missed the Firefall. As for hearty Mexican fare, I was just sharing with a work colleague details of my lunch on Sunday at a joint near where he lives in Concord, CA. Enchiladas en mole were sublime: spicy and sweet. Must return to Mercado del Sol.
	12:53pm Parq: Enjoyed hearing that Bing. Many of you will remember the Little Rascals short wherein Alfalfa happily sings that song after getting over his ill-fated plans to be an opera star.
	12:54pm pacific standard simon: On a recent visit to one of the excellent Mexican restaurants in this area, I was a total contrarian and ordered ribs, because the only local BBQ joint went belly-up (HA) right before I moved here. They turned out to be St. Louis style, and quite satisfactory.
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: I'm glad Alfalfa had a plan B
	12:55pm K Wilde: Great place in Asheville called the White Duck Taco Shop
	12:57pm Holly in NC: @Alex in Illinois - Nanataco nanataco.com... Like I said, gringo-owned, so has some quirks. Corn tortillas yes, handmade in house yes, but tacos served in 1 thick rather thsan 2 thin, which I prefer. Tacos are served w lettuce & pico de gallo (so wrong) unless you request not. They do have cilantro & onions at the salsa bar, as well radishes, picked veg, salsas verde, roja & habanero, slaw, etc. Since it's gringo-owned you also get a side of rice (meh) and beans (good porky pinto or veg black), AND a huge amount of chips, which means you (or at least me) ends up with tons of leftovers for later. Anyway, now that Los Camales is closed best tacos in Durham are at La Superior & Taqueria mi Puebla (which also makes killer ceviche tostadas), also Lopez truck is good. Best tamales are at la Vaquita and the shack behind Don Juan. All these places always have carnitas, pastor, lengua, cheeks, usually tripa, as well as the boring stuff.
	12:57pm Alex In Illinois: I grew up in St. Louis, and stopped living there after college and I never heard of "St. Louis style" BBQ until a few years ago on a trip to Oregon. Now I hear it all the time on the Food Network and occasionally here in Chicago.
	12:58pm Dean: Mercado del Sol has a BBQ annex to its menu. People drop by to pick up platters of pork and chicken to go.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: The only thing that I know about St. Louis style is that in St. Louis they trim ribs differently.
	1:01pm pacific standard simon: Yeah, lots of fiddly little bones to spit out, and heavy tomato sauce. Not my favorite style, but I'll take it.
	1:02pm ndbob: These early gene Autry records are great
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: hang on tight, Bob
	1:04pm Dean: Explains why I've never seen Autry and Smith photographed together.
	1:04pm Jeff Golick: Say what now?
	1:04pm pacific standard simon: Dere you go!
	1:05pm duke: Well that just changed my image of Gene Autry
	1:05pm Dean: ...or Autry and Sam Kinison, for that matter.
	1:06pm pacific standard simon: Go for the Sons of The Pioneers' X-rated "Strawberry Roan".
	1:06pm K Wilde: Gene Autry actually released that?
	1:06pm Alex In Illinois: That was a naughty number. Lyrically, it was like something from Oscar Brand
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: No, K.
	1:06pm Dean: Anybody remember Chinga Chavin?
	1:07pm ndbob: @Dean sure do "country porn"
	1:08pm Roberto: Wow, a 1947 reference to vegetarianism. Only on 'FMU!
	🛒 1:09pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy all, So.. Did the Angels ever have "Dirty Song Night"?
	1:09pm Alex In Illinois: Back to ribs: I remember a friend from North Carolina in Chicago boiled the ribs before barbequing, but she boiled them enough that the rib bones were soft-they just kind of dissolved into a soft substance in one's mouth, without being splintery at all. So we were able to eat the ribs, bones and all.
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: Interesting. I'd have bet you could boil them for a week and they'd still be...bones.
	1:18pm pacific standard simon: Remember that science experiment a lot of kids do, where they soak a chicken bone in vinegar for a week or two, and it turns rubbery? Might have something to do with it.
	1:20pm pacific standard simon: Just noticed that Paul Simon reference in the band name...
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: Yes.
	1:24pm Dean: Science experiment, pss? I thought it was Comedy 101.
	1:24pm Alex In Illinois: Maybe my friend boiled them in vinegar. I just remember eating the ribs after they were all cooked and sauced and my teeth going through them, and one of us pinching a rib and it splitting in two as if it were made out of clay. We all were asking: "What's going on?" and she said: "I guess I boiled them too long before grilling them".
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: This requires serious Googling.
	1:26pm Alex In Illinois: This same friend made a sauce for chicken wings which everyone except me said were too spicy, and when some spilled on a tarnished brass box, and she wiped it off, it acted as a tarnish remover. Maybe she cooked with some strange ingedients.
	1:27pm efd: Like Dokken I am back for The Attack!
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: Dokken, you be sukken.
	1:31pm pacific standard simon: I wish Uncle Michael's Gazpacho Truck ™ were outside -- I need fortifying.
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Who the hell produced this session. Love the jews harp. Sheesh.
	1:32pm pacific standard simon: Sounds like something Sonny Bono might've done.
	1:33pm pacific standard simon: ۩
	1:39pm listener jeff: I just watched a YouTube video that was a challenge for who had best ribs in Kansas City: Arthur Bryants or Gates. Arthur Bryants won. I like Gates. I have my mother ship the sauce to New Mexico for me.
	1:40pm Uncle Michael: I go to Bryant's for the sausage and Gates' for the ribs.
	1:46pm listener jeff: There are so many great BBQ joints around there, I miss it. Not one of the priorities in NM, so I have been training myself how to cook with the smoke. Getting there slowly but surely.
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: I imagine Texas style would be more common in NM.
	1:51pm V Priceless: Hey Uncle M! Hello gang!
	1:52pm pacific standard simon: I have a feeling that Sonny is innocent of production blame for that stagecoach tune, since it was part of a Jerry Goldsmith score for a movie -- too high-end for Sonny at that time. No specific production credit, so far, but you could blame Goldsmith, maybe. Words and Music by Lee J. Pockriss & Paul Vance.
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: Hiya, V. Welcome home.
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: No guilty pleasures and no retractions.
	1:54pm pacific standard simon: No money down, no money back!
	1:55pm V Priceless: No money. period.
	1:57pm pacific standard simon: I've been known to get ribs for holiday dinners Fed-Exed in dry ice from The Rendezvous in Memphis.
	2:00pm V Priceless: Free Design muzak bed? Cool!
	2:01pm V Priceless: oh - even cooler!
	2:06pm pacific standard simon: Can John Wayne's "America Why I Love Her" be far behind?
	2:06pm hyde: alright, it's a rare (for me) live hour of Hinky Dinky time. But I see I missed Hot Chocolate, which is a crushing disappointment.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: I'm sorry, hyde...and welcome!
	2:10pm hyde: it's ok. i have the record!
	2:22pm pacific standard simon: Things have gone quiet.
	2:23pm pacific standard simon: I need a shower.
	2:23pm Uncle Michael: dead air?
	2:25pm V Priceless: this could almost be a Joe Frank music bed
	2:25pm pacific standard simon: Dead chat, an' I don' mean a French feline.
	2:25pm V Priceless: Ubu!!!
	2:29pm pacific standard simon: ...the good old days...
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: yeah...for sure
	2:30pm ndbob: still here .. raining heavily now
	2:31pm pacific standard simon: I was listening to the live bonus disc in the expanded Argybargy yesterday. So good.
	2:31pm V Priceless: great stuff, Uncle M!
	2:33pm Uncle Michael: Thanks!
	2:36pm pacific standard simon: Anyone have any experience with Goodwill Industries online auctions?
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Not I, Simon.
	2:39pm pacific standard simon: They look awful for records, but interesting for bigger items.
	2:42pm Uncle Michael: This album should have been awful but Marvin couldn't help himself.
	2:43pm pacific standard simon: There's some records where you think the liner notes should include a credit for the coke dealer.
	2:47pm V Priceless: @ pacific..I can think of one or two John Cale albums for starters!
	2:48pm pacific standard simon: Yep. And at least one Firesign Theatre album.
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: Johnny's "Don't Think Twice" lift.
	2:49pm pacific standard simon: And some Neil Young.
	2:54pm ndbob: ah good song - haven't heard this in a while
	2:54pm Alex In Illinois: @PSS: Goodwill has online auctions!?? I just now looked. Dang! Autoharp for 20 bucks! And look at ... My wife will not be happy that you made this known to me.
	2:56pm hyde: thanks for the in between world cup games soundtrack, UM!
	2:57pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:57pm pacific standard simon: @Alex - same here. Some of the old radios...
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for hanging out today, everyone.
	2:58pm V Priceless: Thanks Uncle M!
	2:58pm pacific standard simon: And thanks for being here for us, Michael! Are there any bad versions of "The Last Thing"?
	2:59pm Uncle Michael: Yes!
	3:02pm pacific standard simon: I told you what my boss said about you, UM. :D
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: Yes, you did... See y'all next time!
	5:09pm kenny houstin: My Name is kenny houstin ..I never believed in Love Spells or Magics until I met this special spell caster when i contact this man called OGUDU. Execute some business..He is really powerful..My wife divorce me with no reason for almost 4 years and i tried all i could to have her back cos i really love her so much but all my effort did not work out.. we met at our early age at the college and we both have feelings for each other and we got married happily for 5 years with no kid and she woke up one morning and she told me she’s going on a divorce..i thought it was a joke and when she came back from work she tender to me a divorce letter and she packed all her loads from my house..i ran mad and i tried all i could to have her back but all did not work out..i was lonely for almost 4 years…So when i told the spell caster what happened he said he will help me and he asked for her full name and her picture..i gave him that..At first i was skeptical but i gave it a try cos have tried so many spell casters and there is no solution…so when he finished with the readings,he got back to me that she’s with a man and that man is the reason why she left me…The spell caster said he will help me with a spell that will surely bring her back.but i never believe all this…he told me i will see a positive result within 3 days..3 days later,she called me herself and came to me apologizing and she told me she will come back to me..I cant believe this,it was like a dream cos i never believe this will work out after trying many spell casters and there is no solution..The spell caster is so powerful and after that he helped me with a pregnancy spell and my wife got pregnant a month later..we are now happy been together again and with lovely kid..This spell caster has really changed my life and i will forever thankful to him..he has helped many friends too with similar problem too and they are happy and thankful to him..This man is indeed the most powerful spell caster have ever experienced in life..Am Posting this to the Forum in case there is anyone who has similar problem and still looking for a way out..you can reach him here:ogudumagictemple@gmail.com ... CONTACT THIS GREAT AND POWERFUL SPELL CASTER CALLED OGUDU MAGIC TEMPLE ... HIS EMAIL ADDRESS IS :ogudumagictemple@gmail.com... CONTACT HIM NOW AND BE FAST ABOUT IT SO HE CAN ALSO ATTEND TO YOU BECAUSE THE EARLIER YOU CONTACT HIM NOW THE BETTER FOR YOU TO GET QUICK SOLUTION TO ALL YOUR PROBLEMS...
	5:15pm ashley: I want to testify of what a spell caster did for me and my hubby.we have been married since 2007 without a sign of pregnancy or conceiving.I went off birth control then and did not have a period.my gyro gave me progesterone to jump-start a period and it did.,but i did not have another one.we did another round of progesterone followed by 100mg clomid for 5 months,we followed all doctors instructions but all to no avail.I have been buying ovulation kits pregnancy test AND i finally got 3 test when i was ovulating! So ever since that we been trying for years now! Well i was very confused because i keep taking ept test AND they all keep turning out to b negative! I really want a baby girl while my hubby want a baby boy LOLL! I think maybe we are just trying to hard, What i can tell you is that its been so many years now and i still yet do not have my period??nobody to help because every body around us was already at the verge of losing their faith on us.no were to run to until one faithful day i was reading a magazine and i stumble on a page were i found topic or a head line {A SPELL CASTER} who can heal someone from HIV AND AIDS,bring back your EX,enlarge your BREAST,help you win a VISA LOTTERY,losing your WEIGHT and even get six PACKS AND flatten your BELLY,I gave him a try and before i could no it DR.UZOR rescue me from my problem by casting a spell for me and told me to go and make love with my hubby,then nine months after the spell and making love with my husband i delivered a twins A BOY AND A GIRL.This spell caster name is DR.UZOR so many people have witness his wonderful work..He is nice, contact him on uzorspelltemple@gmail.com OR www.uzorspelltemple.webs.com if you are in any predicament•Thanks so very much!!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from June 20, 2014

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