WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from January 9, 2015

Listener comments!
	11:56am Jeff Golick: Or maybe do panic: www.theawl.com... - "I'm stuck in a revolving door."
	11:57am listener james from westwood: Jeff, that story justified my never using revolving doors. That and the end of "The Godfather."
	11:59am Jeff Golick: @ljfw: I liked the dad's response: “Is this a metaphor?”
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: getting audio? I may have an issue
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Don't think we made the jump to HDT, there; stream?
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Don't hear you.
	12:02pm kat330: Warming greets, UM, Jeff and James (and et al to come). Despite depressing events, I planned to be more actively listening today, but I'm caught up working on a new piece and want to keep on that roll. I'll try to make it back here and there on breaks. ☼
	12:02pm Parq: Uh, I'm hearing what sounds like the Ichiban feed.
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: hang on!
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: @Parq It's the Drummer Stream: Mr. Aubry Cagle.
	12:03pm listener james from westwood: We're on!
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: NP: "I'll find a way back to you..." Come back, UM!
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: THERE YOU ARE!
	12:03pm Alex In Illinois: Here's the intro!
	12:03pm Parq: Now we're cookin'.
	12:03pm V Priceless: Hey Uncle M!
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: Aha.
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: How do, UM, kat330, and all! We're rollin' like the proverbial barrel!
	12:04pm Doug Schulkind: Oy boy I've got my ears on you!
	12:04pm still b/p: My small backpack got caught behind me in a revolving door recently, like, hoy, whoops, these modern...city..with the trickiness...these things...
	12:04pm Parq: Today's program slogan takes on a special significance, it turns out.
	12:05pm Gary: Hola!
	12:06pm Doug Schulkind: You don't hear "toothpaste" in any Taylor Swift songs, I'm pretty sure.
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Hello, patient people!
	12:08pm Dean: Michael Stanley Band has a fun "Let's Get the Show on the Road" (different tune) on their live Stage Pass.
	12:08pm doctorjazz: Hi all, happy Friday!
	12:08pm still b/p: Patient people, all in our hospital johnnies.
	12:09pm pacific standard simon: Revolving doors give you a breath of fresh air every second -- or not, depending on which side of them you're on.
	12:11pm pacific standard simon: Just don't get your superhero cape caught in one.
	12:12pm listener james from westwood: @PSS: Dollar Bill in "Watchmen" learned the hard way on that one.
	12:12pm pacific standard simon: Yes.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Isham Jones is a great name.
	12:16pm pacific standard simon: My wife asked me where the phrase that was stuck in her head, "Ish Kabibble", came from -- and I was able to supply her with a mostly satisfactory answer.
	12:16pm Dean: I don't believe doors revolve. They were all created with hinges.
	12:17pm still b/p: Ah, Isham wrote It Had to Be You. My fresh knowin' for the day. And now I also know that even Travolta covered It Had To Be You. Oh, well.
	12:17pm Jeff Golick: @pss: It's Bibble Latin, right?
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Ish went to Kollege.
	12:18pm pacific standard simon: ~Old Testament
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Maybe it was Bibble Kollege.
	12:19pm ndbob: afternoon UM and everyone! and great song here
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: Hiya Bob. I'm just catching my breath...the preceding "hellos" are implicit.
	12:20pm pacific standard simon: The central shaft IS a hinge -- leading straight to Hell, where it powers the devices waiting for Dick Cheney. So USE that revolving door!
	12:21pm Dean: That was Central Shaft's second album, wasn't it? "Waiting for Dick Cheney"?
	12:23pm Jeff Golick: Central shaft...Dick Cheney...could Rod McKeun be next?
	12:24pm listener james from westwood: We are the 801, We are the central shaft
	12:26pm Jeff Golick: FAVE MC5
	12:27pm V Priceless: @ listener james...True Wheel?
	12:27pm Dean: Every time I see the slogan in response to the awful goings-on in Paris I read, "Jesus, Charlie."
	12:27pm Alex In Illinois: And thus throughout two years we've crossed the ocean In our little craft (row, row, row)
	12:28pm pacific standard simon: Those instrumental versions on the endless MC5 re-packagings are great for home karaoke.
	12:28pm Doug Schulkind: Any relation to Matt MC5ash?
	12:28pm still b/p: You see this central Shaft is a bad mother...
	12:29pm pacific standard simon: My MP3 tagger thinks the Mc5 is an Irish band.
	12:31pm 67tele: yer drinkin aintcha Mike? s'ok, I'm just jealous is all
	12:31pm Alex In Illinois: Lousy MP3 tagger! It does not know Scottish form Irish.
	12:31pm listener james from westwood: @VP: Yep! Always enjoyed Courtesy of the Airborne Event program on FMU!
	12:31pm Alex In Illinois: *from Irish.
	12:31pm pacific standard simon: "Welcome back, Sonic" or "Welcome back, sonny"? I always thought it was the latter.
	12:33pm Uncle Michael: Your guess is probably better than mine, Simon.
	12:36pm V Priceless: @ listener james - that's right! Also a wonderful album, of course!
	12:50pm Gary: This is a clear case of identity theft
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: Who's?
	12:51pm pacific standard simon: Val Carne's
	12:52pm Lane Steelpicker: Dang. The workwife blew up the work week. It's not even bedtime yet. Been listening half hour. Good show
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: blowed up real good?
	1:00pm ndbob: great - and very rare record on Grand - the original label
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: When researching, I was unsure. It's definitely rarer on Grand.
	1:03pm Alex In Illinois: Johnnie Ray needs to put his Ouija board on the table - not the wall.
	1:04pm Uncle Michael: too late
	1:04pm Stanley: Am I too late?
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: It's never too late.
	1:07pm Gary: Did Emmitt bury Paul?
	1:07pm pacific standard simon: Unless you're thinking of falling in love with Sharon Tate.
	1:08pm Lane Steelpicker: Blowed up bad. On a normal week, I go to bed about 7 or 8 AM in Jersey. We're 4 or 5 hours late. Getting ready to lay down with you in the earphones and a Pratchett book in my eyes.
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: ABC Dunhill buried Emitt.
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: I'll rock you to sleep, Lane.
	1:10pm Alex In Illinois: Late for Sharon Tate -- but not for Bonnie Raitt
	1:11pm Dean: Sorry, Bonnie, you can't make me love you.
	1:11pm Alex In Illinois: Even if she lies over an ocean.
	1:13pm Dean: Another Scottish band, like MC5
	1:16pm Dean: Lindsey Buckingham is big in my home. My kids refer to me as Daddy Buckinghams. No relation.
	1:16pm Alex In Illinois: I don't remember Buckingham's guitar sounding that good. That was the best Fleetwood Mac track I ever heard.
	1:18pm listener james from westwood: Really enjoyed that version of that one.
	1:34pm Dean: Westerberg was supposed to play my last birthday party, but at the last minute he bailed. We had to find a replacement.
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: Bob wasn't available either.
	1:35pm northguineahills: @Dean: Boooo! haha.
	1:35pm Unclear on the concept: Dean, you could have just used records.
	1:37pm Dean: @Unclear: Most are used, but some are still sealed, even after all these years.
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: The sealed ones make good placemats.
	1:39pm Dean: Especially sealed Seal records.
	1:41pm PKNY: @Uncle Michael - what's the name of the track you're talking over? So smooth!
	1:44pm Tate: Listening to the reSt of the show
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Hey there, Tate.
	1:46pm Alex In Illinois: I don't have to have ay idea what a Fall song is about in order to enjoy it.
	1:47pm Alex In Illinois: *any idea
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: I feel the same way.
	1:48pm Lane Steelpicker: A Fall song? Tony Rice's California Autumn.
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: I thought you were asleep, Lane.
	1:49pm Unclear on the concept: Dang it, Lane, that was my line.
	1:50pm PKNY: Thanks for the track ID!
	1:51pm Doug Schulkind: It's gonna be a four dog night tonight in Pittsburgh. And I've got to be at work at 5 freaking AM.
	1:51pm Lane Steelpicker: I'm reading Pratchett and listening to you as I wind down. Driving in the snow ramped up the adrenaline levels
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: I'd stuff aan extra dog in my pants if I was you, Doug.
	1:52pm Lane Steelpicker: Unclear, I think that album was one of his best (with a gifted bass player, too)
	1:53pm Dean: Another Fall song: Haydn's "Die Schöpfung."
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: Who is the bass player, Lane?
	1:57pm Lane Steelpicker: On California Autumn? Pretty sure it was a guy who's always been like a father to me.
	1:58pm Dean: The Times must have been one narcissistic band.
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: I wondered. I didn't know he played with Tony!
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: Great "Hey Joe" or greatest "Hey Joe?"
	2:00pm Lane Steelpicker: Wow. All the groove scientifically removed for later use
	2:00pm Dean: Without a doubt it's the greatest guitar distortion imitation of a modem connection "Hey Joe."
	2:01pm Uncle Michael: The Golden Cups en.wikipedia.org...
	2:01pm Lane Steelpicker: Not many gigs, but his records up through Manzanita. And on the Bill Keith record that brought Tony big attention.
	2:01pm Mike East: OOOhhh thats some nice fuzzzzzz!
	2:02pm Alex In Illinois: This Bass Player of Golden Cups is doing a lot of work!
	2:02pm Lane Steelpicker: The fuzz sounds like the Jordan Boss Tone. I have one on my steel
	2:03pm Dean: Not to be confused with Arthur J. & the Gold Cups: http://blackhairedboy.blogspot.com/2013/12/the-legend-of-arthur-j-and-gold-cups.html
	2:04pm Jeff Golick: @Doug: There's a 5AM?!?
	2:05pm Mike East: @Lane - plugs right into the jack? that's wild.
	2:08pm listener james from westwood: I seem to recall a 3-hour "Hey Joe" fest somewhere in WFMU's murky depths, but that survey likely only scratched the surface. Never too late for another! (And kicking ass at the 2-hour mark, this show is!)
	2:09pm Lane Steelpicker: Mike, they sure did. They also made them for floor. You can hear mine on the track "Bluesy in D" on my youtube channel. www.youtube.com...
	2:09pm Lane Steelpicker: After the show, of course
	2:09pm pacific standard simon: Joe Belock did more than one marathon premium of all "Hey Joe" covers.
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: I'm gonna leave "Hey Joe" to the experts. Thanks, James.
	2:13pm Lane Steelpicker: Is a good show, UM. And it goes well with Terry Pratchett talking about a tortoise God summoning small lightning bolts
	2:13pm pacific standard simon: It says in the January newsletter that all the crappy old Realplayer archives have been converted into somewhat less crappy Flashplayer archives.
	2:13pm northguineahills: The Golden Cups go well w/ Pharoah Overlord.
	2:14pm Uncle Michael: I need a new Endless Boogie release, bad.
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: It's turtles all the way down, Lane.
	2:16pm pacific standard simon: Or you could just put on all 6 disks of the Funhouse Sessions.
	2:16pm Uncle Michael: At once.
	2:20pm pacific standard simon: The Flaming Lips would probably sue you.
	2:20pm Doug Schulkind: Gotta go run and do some stuff. Was gonna take a nap first, but this damned radio show kept my damned ass awake. Thanks, Unc.
	2:21pm Uncle Michael: Sorry, Doug...I mean thanks and see ya!
	2:23pm kat330: Oh, yes, I nice sound to come back in on!
	2:23pm Uncle Michael: You know...I'd listen to this show.
	2:23pm Uncle Michael: Hiya, Kat.
	2:24pm kat330: Crum, I missed Westerberg. :/
	2:24pm kat330: Hello, Michael -- thanks for including some nice estrogen in your sets.
	2:25pm Uncle Michael: That's why the turtles made archives.
	2:25pm Uncle Michael: Some bodacious Tata, even.
	2:25pm Dean: Turtles made archives, and little lambs eat ivy.
	2:28pm kat330: Hey, Dean, thanks again for that tremendous ref. work you did for me last week on BLUES, etc. and Albert King! One of the coolest things I know about Westerberg is he favorited [♥ed/liked] my SoundCloud cover of "Colours" -- and I sit in his like list right beneath Bob Mould -- woo-hoo!
	2:30pm Dean: Very, very cool, kat330! You're welcome. But please don't disturb me. I'm trying to make up, er, figure out who played trombone for Ellington.
	2:30pm kat330: Seeing is believing: soundcloud.com...
	2:30pm northguineahills: That's amazing kat!
	2:31pm ndbob: heya kat!
	2:31pm Mike East: way cool, kat330!
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: very cool, kat
	2:34pm ndbob: @kat Very nice!
	2:34pm Jeff Golick: Seems likely that the trombonist was Juan Tizol?
	2:34pm kat330: Hi, Bob! Thanks, well wishers! Actually that's been in his list for quite a long while now. Just now decided I was in the right company to "toot my own horn" (not a trombone).
	2:36pm pacific standard simon: 1951 was a difficult year for the Ellington Orchestra -- players were jumping ship all over the place. Britt Woodman joined on trombone that year, but I don't know if that's him for certain.
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: That looks right, Jeff. Valve trombone.
	2:37pm pacific standard simon: Jeff could be right.
	2:37pm Jeff Golick: The other possibility is Quentin Jackson, it seems. Or the Woodman, as @pss noted.
	2:37pm Dean: Yeah, diary entries and other records indicate Tizol, Woodman, and Quentin Jackson were all playing with him. I don't know much about Ellington's revolving door (heh heh). Hard to say who had the solo.
	2:39pm kat330: Heh, "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company C" ties my last comment into a tidy sonic bow. And as I was working on a Mould-y composition before taking this much needed break from the headphones, it's all so nice and neat in a world gone mad.
	2:40pm Uncle Michael: Boogie Woogie Pioneers Over Company C
	2:40pm Dean: Are you suggesting Bette Midler played trombone for Ellington, kat?
	2:41pm kat330: Ha, yes, ever-increasing loops of a bow!
	2:43pm Jeff Golick: Looking forward to getting some added Colour(s) after the show, @kat330...
	2:45pm kat330: Speaking of our mad world, I woke up in the middle of the night with the thought scientists need to invent a serum, some vaccine that when injected produces a sense of humor in the vaccinee.<--? Thanks, Jeff! JT did a very minor visual to go behind it at YouTube, too. His cleverer backdrop for one of my tracks is his Betty Boop -- not Midler -- cartoon pastiche for "Black Crow Blues."
	2:45pm Dean: We have that serum, kat. It's called gin.
	2:47pm still b/p: I fergot all 'bout this song.
	2:48pm ndbob: me too b/p - good one
	2:48pm Dean: Fighting an urge to jump rope...
	2:49pm kat330: Yeah, the .gif works nicely with this tune.
	2:51pm kat330: Gin and Dean -- not the Beach Boys, but who is?
	2:53pm Dean: To my mind, Gin & Dean make beautiful music together.
	2:55pm kat330: :) No doubt. My pref is champagne. Tickles the tongue.
	2:55pm chromaphone: Dernit missed the show. Look forward to the archive
	2:56pm Dean: Fair to say olive gin.
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: Hi there chromaphone.
	2:56pm pacific standard simon: I have an appointment with the shower but, if I'm late, well, no one can smell you on the internet.
	2:57pm Dean: Dogs can.
	2:57pm chromaphone: Hi Michael. Darn 2 month old is so distracting.
	2:58pm kat330: That .gif brings back a strong memory of encountering my first revolving door as a very young one. Like the escalator, I was convinced I would come to harm when engaged with them.
	2:58pm pacific standard simon: You mean the dog no one knows you are on the internet?
	2:58pm Dean: Ruff! I mean, right.
	2:59pm chromaphone: That album I was so psyched to find on discogs just became available. But I have to find $4 more worth of records to buy.
	3:00pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: how hard could that be?
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks very much, Bob.
	3:00pm kat330: I wonder if we smell as bad to a dog as dogs smell to us. Only reason I prefer a cat as a pet over a dog is the aroma factor. I suppose if I had the funds to have someone groom the pet every day, but as that isn't going to happen, I'll stick to a self-grooming animal.
	3:01pm chromaphone: browsing now. Never seem to get tired of wahwah
	3:01pm pacific standard simon: Dogs smell bad?
	3:01pm Jeff Golick: @kat330 --- and everyone else --- do not get guinea pigs. Gawd awful creatures.
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: I have a dog that has no nose.
	3:02pm Dean: Or an iguana. Yeesh.
	3:02pm kat330: Yes, UM, even the bit I heard tells me most excellent! I'll try for the archive! @PSS: Well, they do to my sensitive olfactory system.
	3:02pm Dean: I'll bite. "How does he smell?"
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: As always, glad to have made the Scene with you and yours, UM! Thanks for the sounds!
	3:02pm chromaphone: Iguanas smell bad?
	3:03pm kat330: For some post-show Philo-kat amusement (I hope!): BCB = youtu.be... BCB colours = youtu.be... HLL = youtu.be... HLH
	3:03pm V Priceless: As I was saying...lol...mind-numbingly great show today, Uncle M! Just thought I'd pull off the road to tell ya on my silly little mobile device! Thanx for VDGG! Woo!
	3:03pm kat330: Oh, yessss, the Doc himself! Thanks UM and have a warm rest of your day, all!
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: Thanks so much, everyone. See you next week. Dean, that's a really good question.
	3:04pm Alex In Illinois: @Kat300: But after a cat eats some tuna or other canned catfood, then "cleans" herself or himself, he or she becomes a big cat food aroma distributor.
	3:04pm pacific standard simon: My sweet baby smells fine, but when the cat takes a dump, everybody in the house knows about it.
	3:04pm chromaphone: wow this seller on Discogs has so much random stuff
	3:05pm kat330: Babies smell delicious, except when they take a dump. Give a feline a break! ;)
	3:06pm pacific standard simon: My baby is a chihuahua. :p
	3:06pm Alex In Illinois: Guinea pigs were bred to be food, not pets.
	3:06pm Dean: Trust me, sometimes even the smell of baby poop will make a parent proud.
	3:06pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, UM! Safe and warm weekend to all!!
	3:07pm kat330: Doc's voice is warm enough to heat up the whole room... ☼
	3:07pm pacific standard simon: But can you make bacon out of them, Alex?
	3:07pm kat330: Great weekend, James, and all!
	3:08pm Alex In Illinois: If your dog bleeds to death from getting his tail slammed in a door, and returns as a ghost dog with no tail then take him to the liquor store where they retail spirits.
	3:08pm Mike East: great show Mr. Hinky.
	3:08pm Spaniel: bye UM and all, really enjoyed the show today! enjoy the sun, snow and sounds everyone!
	3:09pm pacific standard simon: See ya round the funny farm, Michael.
	3:09pm kat330: @Alex: Ha! If only the terrorists were injected with a sense of humor.
	3:09pm Mike East: @Dean - its true...I love the smell of my daughter's poo...most of the time. Sometimes its fooooooooul.
	3:09pm Alex In Illinois: Another great version of Last Thing on my Mind
	3:09pm Uncle Michael: see you next time! be safe

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from January 9, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Head Hands & Feet	Let's Get This Show On The Road	Tracks (Island - 1972) (From: Tracks...Plus)	0:01:55 (Pop-up)
Atomic Suplex	One Man Party "One Man Party" by "Atomic Suplex"	Ass Tecnica (Dirty Water - 2015)	0:05:35 (Pop-up)
Isham Jones & His Orchestra	What's The Use?	single (b/w The Song Without a Name) (Brunswick - 1930) (From: Isham Jones Plays His Own Compositions)	0:07:28 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Before The Beginning	Then Play On (Reprise - 1969)	0:10:22 (Pop-up)
Roger Nichols Trio	Snow Queen "Snow Queen" by "Roger Nichols Trio"	single (b-side to Love Song, Love Song) (A&M - 1966) (From: The Complete Roger Nichols)	0:13:36 (Pop-up)
Françoise Hardy	Song Of Winter "Song Of Winter" by "Françoise Hardy"	One Nine Seven Zero (United Artists Records - 1969)	0:16:51 (Pop-up)
The Monarchs	This Old Heart "This Old Heart" by "The Monarchs"	single (b/w Till I Hear It From You) (Jam - 1963)	0:19:43 (Pop-up)
MC5	The American Ruse "The American Ruse" by "MC5"	n/a (n/a - 1970) (From: Purity Accuracy (Rehearsals))	0:22:08 (Pop-up)

Doll By Doll	Changes "Changes" by "Doll By Doll"	Remember (Automatic Record Co. - 1979)	0:28:41 (Pop-up)
Damien Jurado	Silver Katherine (Feat. Sisters Of The Eternal Son)	Brothers And Sisters Of The Eternal Son (Secretly Canadian - 2014)	0:34:35 (Pop-up)
Muyei Power	Be Patient "Be Patient" by "Muyei Power"	single (b/w Yawule Ngombu) (Makossa International - 1980) (From: Sierra Leone in 1970s)	0:37:41 (Pop-up)
Jackson C. Frank	My Name Is Carnival	Jackson C. Frank (Columbia - 1965)	0:43:43 (Pop-up)

Elvis Presley	Tell Me Why "Tell Me Why" by "Elvis Presley"	single (b/w Blue River) (RCA Victor - 1965) (From: Elvis The King Of Rock 'N' Roll)	0:51:35 (Pop-up)
The Castelles	My Girl Awaits Me "My Girl Awaits Me" by "The Castelles"	single (b/w Sweetness) (Lost-Nite - 1953) (From: Joan Selects, Volume 7)	0:53:35 (Pop-up)
Johnnie Ray	I'll Make You Mine "I'll Make You Mine" by "Johnnie Ray"	single (b-side to Before You) (Philips - 1960) (From: Yes, Tonight Josephine)	0:56:34 (Pop-up)
The Tornados	No More You And Me "No More You And Me" by "The Tornados"	single (b/w Lawrence Of Arabia) unreleased (n/a - 1966) (From: Joe Meek Freakbeat:You're Holding Me Down)	0:59:02 (Pop-up)
Emitt Rhodes	She's Such A Beauty "She's Such A Beauty" by "Emitt Rhodes"	Emitt Rhodes (ABC Dunhill - 1970)	1:01:48 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Love Has No Pride "Love Has No Pride" by "Bonnie Raitt"	Give It Up (Warner Bros. - 1972)	1:04:05 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Big Love "Big Love" by "Fleetwood Mac"	The Dance (Reprise - 1997)	1:07:45 (Pop-up)

The Charms	Hearts Of Stone "Hearts Of Stone" by "The Charms"	single (b/w Who Knows) (Se Luxe - 1954)	1:15:17 (Pop-up)
Nu Sounds (Sun Ra & the Arkestra)	Dabba Dabba Dabba Du Bay	pev. unr. (n/a - 2009) (From: Interplanetary Melodies)	1:17:47 (Pop-up)
Roy Montrell	That Mellow Saxophone	single (b/w Oooh - Wow) (Specialty - 1956) (From: Bump Jump Jive 10)	1:19:27 (Pop-up)
The Mighty Hannibal	Hymn No. 5 "Hymn No. 5" by "The Mighty Hannibal"	single (b/w Fishin' Pole) (Shurefine - 1966)	1:21:39 (Pop-up)
Mott The Hoople	One Of The Boys "One Of The Boys" by "Mott The Hoople"	All The Young Dudes (Columbia - 1972)	1:24:53 (Pop-up)
Paul Westerberg	Knockin on Mine "Knockin on Mine" by "Paul Westerberg"	14 Songs (Sire - 1993)	1:28:58 (Pop-up)
Benjamin Booker	Violent Shiver "Violent Shiver" by "Benjamin Booker"	Benjamin Booker (ATO - 2014)	1:32:31 (Pop-up)

The Fall	Can Can Summer "Can Can Summer" by "The Fall"	Imperial Wax Solvent (Castle Music - 2008)	1:40:06 (Pop-up)
Three Dog Night	Fire Eater "Fire Eater" by "Three Dog Night"	Naturally (ABC Dunhill - 1970)	1:43:06 (Pop-up)
The Rattles	Ice On Fire "Ice On Fire" by "The Rattles"	single (b-side to Lady Love) (Fontana - 1969) (From: With All the Original Hits!)	1:46:49 (Pop-up)
Oedipus Complex	Empty Highway "Empty Highway" by "Oedipus Complex"	single (b-side to Up Down Round And Round) (Philips - 1969) (From: Piccadilly Sunshine Vol 5)	1:49:26 (Pop-up)
The Times	Think About The Times "Think About The Times" by "The Times"	single (b/w Tomorrow Night) (Columbia - 1966) (From: Psychedelic Archaeology)	1:52:20 (Pop-up)
Golden Cups	Hey Joe "Hey Joe" by "Golden Cups"	The Golden Cups Album (Capitol - 1968)	1:54:31 (Pop-up)

Pharaoh Overlord	Lalibela "Lalibela" by "Pharaoh Overlord"	Horn (Svart - 2011)	2:04:16 (Pop-up)
Quincy Jones	Stuff Like That "Stuff Like That" by "Quincy Jones"	single (b/w There's A Train Leavin') (A&M - 1978)	2:15:15 (Pop-up)
Tata Vega	Get It Up For Love "Get It Up For Love" by "Tata Vega"	single (b/w I Just Keep Thinking About You Baby) (Motown - 1979)	2:18:14 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington and his Orchestra	The Hawk Talks	single (b-side to Fancy Dan) (Columbia - 1951) (From: The Rare Duke Ellington 1947-1957)	2:20:59 (Pop-up)

The Three Suns	Cumana "Cumana" by "The Three Suns"	Midnight For Two (RCA Victor - 1957)	2:26:51 (Pop-up)
Van Der Graaf Generator	Pioneers Over C	H To He Who Am The Only One (Charisma - 1970)	2:29:16 (Pop-up)
Wings	Wino Junko "Wino Junko" by "Wings"	Wings at the Speed of Sound (Capitol - 1976)	2:41:35 (Pop-up)

Larry Williams & Johnny Watson	Too Late	single (b-side to Two For The Price Of One) (Okeh - 1967) (From: 101 Northern Soul Anthems)	2:49:28 (Pop-up)
The Liverpool Scene	Tramcar to Frankenstein	The Amazing Adventures of The Liverpool Scene (RCA - 1968)	2:51:37 (Pop-up)
Doc Watson	The Last Thing On My Mind	Elementary Doctor Watson (Poppy - 1972)	2:59:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:56am Jeff Golick: Or maybe do panic: www.theawl.com... - "I'm stuck in a revolving door."
	11:57am listener james from westwood: Jeff, that story justified my never using revolving doors. That and the end of "The Godfather."
	11:59am Jeff Golick: @ljfw: I liked the dad's response: “Is this a metaphor?”
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: getting audio? I may have an issue
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Don't think we made the jump to HDT, there; stream?
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Don't hear you.
	12:02pm kat330: Warming greets, UM, Jeff and James (and et al to come). Despite depressing events, I planned to be more actively listening today, but I'm caught up working on a new piece and want to keep on that roll. I'll try to make it back here and there on breaks. ☼
	12:02pm Parq: Uh, I'm hearing what sounds like the Ichiban feed.
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: hang on!
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: @Parq It's the Drummer Stream: Mr. Aubry Cagle.
	12:03pm listener james from westwood: We're on!
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: NP: "I'll find a way back to you..." Come back, UM!
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: THERE YOU ARE!
	12:03pm Alex In Illinois: Here's the intro!
	12:03pm Parq: Now we're cookin'.
	12:03pm V Priceless: Hey Uncle M!
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: Aha.
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: How do, UM, kat330, and all! We're rollin' like the proverbial barrel!
	12:04pm Doug Schulkind: Oy boy I've got my ears on you!
	12:04pm still b/p: My small backpack got caught behind me in a revolving door recently, like, hoy, whoops, these modern...city..with the trickiness...these things...
	12:04pm Parq: Today's program slogan takes on a special significance, it turns out.
	12:05pm Gary: Hola!
	12:06pm Doug Schulkind: You don't hear "toothpaste" in any Taylor Swift songs, I'm pretty sure.
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Hello, patient people!
	12:08pm Dean: Michael Stanley Band has a fun "Let's Get the Show on the Road" (different tune) on their live Stage Pass.
	12:08pm doctorjazz: Hi all, happy Friday!
	12:08pm still b/p: Patient people, all in our hospital johnnies.
	12:09pm pacific standard simon: Revolving doors give you a breath of fresh air every second -- or not, depending on which side of them you're on.
	12:11pm pacific standard simon: Just don't get your superhero cape caught in one.
	12:12pm listener james from westwood: @PSS: Dollar Bill in "Watchmen" learned the hard way on that one.
	12:12pm pacific standard simon: Yes.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Isham Jones is a great name.
	12:16pm pacific standard simon: My wife asked me where the phrase that was stuck in her head, "Ish Kabibble", came from -- and I was able to supply her with a mostly satisfactory answer.
	12:16pm Dean: I don't believe doors revolve. They were all created with hinges.
	12:17pm still b/p: Ah, Isham wrote It Had to Be You. My fresh knowin' for the day. And now I also know that even Travolta covered It Had To Be You. Oh, well.
	12:17pm Jeff Golick: @pss: It's Bibble Latin, right?
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Ish went to Kollege.
	12:18pm pacific standard simon: ~Old Testament
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Maybe it was Bibble Kollege.
	12:19pm ndbob: afternoon UM and everyone! and great song here
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: Hiya Bob. I'm just catching my breath...the preceding "hellos" are implicit.
	12:20pm pacific standard simon: The central shaft IS a hinge -- leading straight to Hell, where it powers the devices waiting for Dick Cheney. So USE that revolving door!
	12:21pm Dean: That was Central Shaft's second album, wasn't it? "Waiting for Dick Cheney"?
	12:23pm Jeff Golick: Central shaft...Dick Cheney...could Rod McKeun be next?
	12:24pm listener james from westwood: We are the 801, We are the central shaft
	12:26pm Jeff Golick: FAVE MC5
	12:27pm V Priceless: @ listener james...True Wheel?
	12:27pm Dean: Every time I see the slogan in response to the awful goings-on in Paris I read, "Jesus, Charlie."
	12:27pm Alex In Illinois: And thus throughout two years we've crossed the ocean In our little craft (row, row, row)
	12:28pm pacific standard simon: Those instrumental versions on the endless MC5 re-packagings are great for home karaoke.
	12:28pm Doug Schulkind: Any relation to Matt MC5ash?
	12:28pm still b/p: You see this central Shaft is a bad mother...
	12:29pm pacific standard simon: My MP3 tagger thinks the Mc5 is an Irish band.
	12:31pm 67tele: yer drinkin aintcha Mike? s'ok, I'm just jealous is all
	12:31pm Alex In Illinois: Lousy MP3 tagger! It does not know Scottish form Irish.
	12:31pm listener james from westwood: @VP: Yep! Always enjoyed Courtesy of the Airborne Event program on FMU!
	12:31pm Alex In Illinois: *from Irish.
	12:31pm pacific standard simon: "Welcome back, Sonic" or "Welcome back, sonny"? I always thought it was the latter.
	12:33pm Uncle Michael: Your guess is probably better than mine, Simon.
	12:36pm V Priceless: @ listener james - that's right! Also a wonderful album, of course!
	12:50pm Gary: This is a clear case of identity theft
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: Who's?
	12:51pm pacific standard simon: Val Carne's
	12:52pm Lane Steelpicker: Dang. The workwife blew up the work week. It's not even bedtime yet. Been listening half hour. Good show
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: blowed up real good?
	1:00pm ndbob: great - and very rare record on Grand - the original label
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: When researching, I was unsure. It's definitely rarer on Grand.
	1:03pm Alex In Illinois: Johnnie Ray needs to put his Ouija board on the table - not the wall.
	1:04pm Uncle Michael: too late
	1:04pm Stanley: Am I too late?
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: It's never too late.
	1:07pm Gary: Did Emmitt bury Paul?
	1:07pm pacific standard simon: Unless you're thinking of falling in love with Sharon Tate.
	1:08pm Lane Steelpicker: Blowed up bad. On a normal week, I go to bed about 7 or 8 AM in Jersey. We're 4 or 5 hours late. Getting ready to lay down with you in the earphones and a Pratchett book in my eyes.
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: ABC Dunhill buried Emitt.
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: I'll rock you to sleep, Lane.
	1:10pm Alex In Illinois: Late for Sharon Tate -- but not for Bonnie Raitt
	1:11pm Dean: Sorry, Bonnie, you can't make me love you.
	1:11pm Alex In Illinois: Even if she lies over an ocean.
	1:13pm Dean: Another Scottish band, like MC5
	1:16pm Dean: Lindsey Buckingham is big in my home. My kids refer to me as Daddy Buckinghams. No relation.
	1:16pm Alex In Illinois: I don't remember Buckingham's guitar sounding that good. That was the best Fleetwood Mac track I ever heard.
	1:18pm listener james from westwood: Really enjoyed that version of that one.
	1:34pm Dean: Westerberg was supposed to play my last birthday party, but at the last minute he bailed. We had to find a replacement.
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: Bob wasn't available either.
	1:35pm northguineahills: @Dean: Boooo! haha.
	1:35pm Unclear on the concept: Dean, you could have just used records.
	1:37pm Dean: @Unclear: Most are used, but some are still sealed, even after all these years.
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: The sealed ones make good placemats.
	1:39pm Dean: Especially sealed Seal records.
	1:41pm PKNY: @Uncle Michael - what's the name of the track you're talking over? So smooth!
	1:44pm Tate: Listening to the reSt of the show
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Hey there, Tate.
	1:46pm Alex In Illinois: I don't have to have ay idea what a Fall song is about in order to enjoy it.
	1:47pm Alex In Illinois: *any idea
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: I feel the same way.
	1:48pm Lane Steelpicker: A Fall song? Tony Rice's California Autumn.
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: I thought you were asleep, Lane.
	1:49pm Unclear on the concept: Dang it, Lane, that was my line.
	1:50pm PKNY: Thanks for the track ID!
	1:51pm Doug Schulkind: It's gonna be a four dog night tonight in Pittsburgh. And I've got to be at work at 5 freaking AM.
	1:51pm Lane Steelpicker: I'm reading Pratchett and listening to you as I wind down. Driving in the snow ramped up the adrenaline levels
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: I'd stuff aan extra dog in my pants if I was you, Doug.
	1:52pm Lane Steelpicker: Unclear, I think that album was one of his best (with a gifted bass player, too)
	1:53pm Dean: Another Fall song: Haydn's "Die Schöpfung."
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: Who is the bass player, Lane?
	1:57pm Lane Steelpicker: On California Autumn? Pretty sure it was a guy who's always been like a father to me.
	1:58pm Dean: The Times must have been one narcissistic band.
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: I wondered. I didn't know he played with Tony!
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: Great "Hey Joe" or greatest "Hey Joe?"
	2:00pm Lane Steelpicker: Wow. All the groove scientifically removed for later use
	2:00pm Dean: Without a doubt it's the greatest guitar distortion imitation of a modem connection "Hey Joe."
	2:01pm Uncle Michael: The Golden Cups en.wikipedia.org...
	2:01pm Lane Steelpicker: Not many gigs, but his records up through Manzanita. And on the Bill Keith record that brought Tony big attention.
	2:01pm Mike East: OOOhhh thats some nice fuzzzzzz!
	2:02pm Alex In Illinois: This Bass Player of Golden Cups is doing a lot of work!
	2:02pm Lane Steelpicker: The fuzz sounds like the Jordan Boss Tone. I have one on my steel
	2:03pm Dean: Not to be confused with Arthur J. & the Gold Cups: http://blackhairedboy.blogspot.com/2013/12/the-legend-of-arthur-j-and-gold-cups.html
	2:04pm Jeff Golick: @Doug: There's a 5AM?!?
	2:05pm Mike East: @Lane - plugs right into the jack? that's wild.
	2:08pm listener james from westwood: I seem to recall a 3-hour "Hey Joe" fest somewhere in WFMU's murky depths, but that survey likely only scratched the surface. Never too late for another! (And kicking ass at the 2-hour mark, this show is!)
	2:09pm Lane Steelpicker: Mike, they sure did. They also made them for floor. You can hear mine on the track "Bluesy in D" on my youtube channel. www.youtube.com...
	2:09pm Lane Steelpicker: After the show, of course
	2:09pm pacific standard simon: Joe Belock did more than one marathon premium of all "Hey Joe" covers.
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: I'm gonna leave "Hey Joe" to the experts. Thanks, James.
	2:13pm Lane Steelpicker: Is a good show, UM. And it goes well with Terry Pratchett talking about a tortoise God summoning small lightning bolts
	2:13pm pacific standard simon: It says in the January newsletter that all the crappy old Realplayer archives have been converted into somewhat less crappy Flashplayer archives.
	2:13pm northguineahills: The Golden Cups go well w/ Pharoah Overlord.
	2:14pm Uncle Michael: I need a new Endless Boogie release, bad.
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: It's turtles all the way down, Lane.
	2:16pm pacific standard simon: Or you could just put on all 6 disks of the Funhouse Sessions.
	2:16pm Uncle Michael: At once.
	2:20pm pacific standard simon: The Flaming Lips would probably sue you.
	2:20pm Doug Schulkind: Gotta go run and do some stuff. Was gonna take a nap first, but this damned radio show kept my damned ass awake. Thanks, Unc.
	2:21pm Uncle Michael: Sorry, Doug...I mean thanks and see ya!
	2:23pm kat330: Oh, yes, I nice sound to come back in on!
	2:23pm Uncle Michael: You know...I'd listen to this show.
	2:23pm Uncle Michael: Hiya, Kat.
	2:24pm kat330: Crum, I missed Westerberg. :/
	2:24pm kat330: Hello, Michael -- thanks for including some nice estrogen in your sets.
	2:25pm Uncle Michael: That's why the turtles made archives.
	2:25pm Uncle Michael: Some bodacious Tata, even.
	2:25pm Dean: Turtles made archives, and little lambs eat ivy.
	2:28pm kat330: Hey, Dean, thanks again for that tremendous ref. work you did for me last week on BLUES, etc. and Albert King! One of the coolest things I know about Westerberg is he favorited [♥ed/liked] my SoundCloud cover of "Colours" -- and I sit in his like list right beneath Bob Mould -- woo-hoo!
	2:30pm Dean: Very, very cool, kat330! You're welcome. But please don't disturb me. I'm trying to make up, er, figure out who played trombone for Ellington.
	2:30pm kat330: Seeing is believing: soundcloud.com...
	2:30pm northguineahills: That's amazing kat!
	2:31pm ndbob: heya kat!
	2:31pm Mike East: way cool, kat330!
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: very cool, kat
	2:34pm ndbob: @kat Very nice!
	2:34pm Jeff Golick: Seems likely that the trombonist was Juan Tizol?
	2:34pm kat330: Hi, Bob! Thanks, well wishers! Actually that's been in his list for quite a long while now. Just now decided I was in the right company to "toot my own horn" (not a trombone).
	2:36pm pacific standard simon: 1951 was a difficult year for the Ellington Orchestra -- players were jumping ship all over the place. Britt Woodman joined on trombone that year, but I don't know if that's him for certain.
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: That looks right, Jeff. Valve trombone.
	2:37pm pacific standard simon: Jeff could be right.
	2:37pm Jeff Golick: The other possibility is Quentin Jackson, it seems. Or the Woodman, as @pss noted.
	2:37pm Dean: Yeah, diary entries and other records indicate Tizol, Woodman, and Quentin Jackson were all playing with him. I don't know much about Ellington's revolving door (heh heh). Hard to say who had the solo.
	2:39pm kat330: Heh, "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company C" ties my last comment into a tidy sonic bow. And as I was working on a Mould-y composition before taking this much needed break from the headphones, it's all so nice and neat in a world gone mad.
	2:40pm Uncle Michael: Boogie Woogie Pioneers Over Company C
	2:40pm Dean: Are you suggesting Bette Midler played trombone for Ellington, kat?
	2:41pm kat330: Ha, yes, ever-increasing loops of a bow!
	2:43pm Jeff Golick: Looking forward to getting some added Colour(s) after the show, @kat330...
	2:45pm kat330: Speaking of our mad world, I woke up in the middle of the night with the thought scientists need to invent a serum, some vaccine that when injected produces a sense of humor in the vaccinee.<--? Thanks, Jeff! JT did a very minor visual to go behind it at YouTube, too. His cleverer backdrop for one of my tracks is his Betty Boop -- not Midler -- cartoon pastiche for "Black Crow Blues."
	2:45pm Dean: We have that serum, kat. It's called gin.
	2:47pm still b/p: I fergot all 'bout this song.
	2:48pm ndbob: me too b/p - good one
	2:48pm Dean: Fighting an urge to jump rope...
	2:49pm kat330: Yeah, the .gif works nicely with this tune.
	2:51pm kat330: Gin and Dean -- not the Beach Boys, but who is?
	2:53pm Dean: To my mind, Gin & Dean make beautiful music together.
	2:55pm kat330: :) No doubt. My pref is champagne. Tickles the tongue.
	2:55pm chromaphone: Dernit missed the show. Look forward to the archive
	2:56pm Dean: Fair to say olive gin.
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: Hi there chromaphone.
	2:56pm pacific standard simon: I have an appointment with the shower but, if I'm late, well, no one can smell you on the internet.
	2:57pm Dean: Dogs can.
	2:57pm chromaphone: Hi Michael. Darn 2 month old is so distracting.
	2:58pm kat330: That .gif brings back a strong memory of encountering my first revolving door as a very young one. Like the escalator, I was convinced I would come to harm when engaged with them.
	2:58pm pacific standard simon: You mean the dog no one knows you are on the internet?
	2:58pm Dean: Ruff! I mean, right.
	2:59pm chromaphone: That album I was so psyched to find on discogs just became available. But I have to find $4 more worth of records to buy.
	3:00pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: how hard could that be?
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks very much, Bob.
	3:00pm kat330: I wonder if we smell as bad to a dog as dogs smell to us. Only reason I prefer a cat as a pet over a dog is the aroma factor. I suppose if I had the funds to have someone groom the pet every day, but as that isn't going to happen, I'll stick to a self-grooming animal.
	3:01pm chromaphone: browsing now. Never seem to get tired of wahwah
	3:01pm pacific standard simon: Dogs smell bad?
	3:01pm Jeff Golick: @kat330 --- and everyone else --- do not get guinea pigs. Gawd awful creatures.
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: I have a dog that has no nose.
	3:02pm Dean: Or an iguana. Yeesh.
	3:02pm kat330: Yes, UM, even the bit I heard tells me most excellent! I'll try for the archive! @PSS: Well, they do to my sensitive olfactory system.
	3:02pm Dean: I'll bite. "How does he smell?"
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: As always, glad to have made the Scene with you and yours, UM! Thanks for the sounds!
	3:02pm chromaphone: Iguanas smell bad?
	3:03pm kat330: For some post-show Philo-kat amusement (I hope!): BCB = youtu.be... BCB colours = youtu.be... HLL = youtu.be... HLH
	3:03pm V Priceless: As I was saying...lol...mind-numbingly great show today, Uncle M! Just thought I'd pull off the road to tell ya on my silly little mobile device! Thanx for VDGG! Woo!
	3:03pm kat330: Oh, yessss, the Doc himself! Thanks UM and have a warm rest of your day, all!
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: Thanks so much, everyone. See you next week. Dean, that's a really good question.
	3:04pm Alex In Illinois: @Kat300: But after a cat eats some tuna or other canned catfood, then "cleans" herself or himself, he or she becomes a big cat food aroma distributor.
	3:04pm pacific standard simon: My sweet baby smells fine, but when the cat takes a dump, everybody in the house knows about it.
	3:04pm chromaphone: wow this seller on Discogs has so much random stuff
	3:05pm kat330: Babies smell delicious, except when they take a dump. Give a feline a break! ;)
	3:06pm pacific standard simon: My baby is a chihuahua. :p
	3:06pm Alex In Illinois: Guinea pigs were bred to be food, not pets.
	3:06pm Dean: Trust me, sometimes even the smell of baby poop will make a parent proud.
	3:06pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, UM! Safe and warm weekend to all!!
	3:07pm kat330: Doc's voice is warm enough to heat up the whole room... ☼
	3:07pm pacific standard simon: But can you make bacon out of them, Alex?
	3:07pm kat330: Great weekend, James, and all!
	3:08pm Alex In Illinois: If your dog bleeds to death from getting his tail slammed in a door, and returns as a ghost dog with no tail then take him to the liquor store where they retail spirits.
	3:08pm Mike East: great show Mr. Hinky.
	3:08pm Spaniel: bye UM and all, really enjoyed the show today! enjoy the sun, snow and sounds everyone!
	3:09pm pacific standard simon: See ya round the funny farm, Michael.
	3:09pm kat330: @Alex: Ha! If only the terrorists were injected with a sense of humor.
	3:09pm Mike East: @Dean - its true...I love the smell of my daughter's poo...most of the time. Sometimes its fooooooooul.
	3:09pm Alex In Illinois: Another great version of Last Thing on my Mind
	3:09pm Uncle Michael: see you next time! be safe

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from January 9, 2015

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