WFMU: Matt Fiveash: Playlist from April 30, 2015

Listener comments!
	2:01pm listener james from westwood: Green comment area, what's that secret you're keeping?
	2:02pm Uncle Michael: Hello Matt, James and lurkers.
	2:02pm pacific standard simon: Joe sent me.
	2:02pm NATE K: Can I safely assume you won't be playing "Streets of Baltimore"?
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: Johnnie Keys sent me.
	2:07pm NATE K: Hey Michael!
	2:07pm pacific standard simon: You really send me.
	2:07pm efd: It's a two-fer Wednthursday!
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: Christ I love this record. Everlies just keep gettin' more good to me.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: Hey, Nate!
	2:08pm Matt F: Hi buddies!
	2:08pm efd: I'm glad you're playing this because I missed it on Amanda's show yesterday and I was mad when I realized that.
	2:10pm Matt F: That song really should be played on every show, every week.
	2:12pm pacific standard simon: I feel like dancing.
	2:12pm still b/p: And I want a woman in my living room in white pedal-pushers doing the Jerk every time it's played.
	2:15pm Nutley Sam: I like that there are all these different ways to talk to Matt nowadays! So convenient.
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: Even with hand signals.
	2:17pm Matt F: Sam, I thought I told you never to calll/text/email/passenger pigeon me here!
	2:18pm Nate K: This Faye Reis track is a jam.
	2:19pm Nutley Sam: It's a good thing I have this middle finger picture handy
	2:21pm Matt F: Good that you have a digital one in addition to the pen and paper one that you carry everywhere.
	2:21pm Matt F: "digital", hahaha
	2:27pm Nate K: I think that track is on Vol. 2 of the Jonathan Toubin comps, too.
	2:31pm pacific standard simon: Aint got time to take a fast train to the record fair.
	2:32pm Nate K: Oh, this is great. Is this production from Nutley Sam again?
	2:33pm Nutley Sam: Doh!
	2:33pm Uncle Michael: You must acquit?
	2:33pm Matt F: Yessir!
	2:33pm johnk77: wfmu and world premiere skip
	2:33pm Matt F: Doh!
	2:34pm Nutley Sam: Thanks, Nate! I'm not responsible for the skips!
	2:34pm johnk77: or possible stream issue:<
	2:35pm Zev: Boy, once again, I am loving Sam's production & arranging on a Miriam record.
	2:35pm johnk77: earthquake?;<
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: That was cherce.
	2:36pm Matt F: Those were analog skips.
	2:36pm Nutley Sam: Thanks, Zev!
	2:39pm johnk77: i luv analog noise of many stylees arthur alexander also wrote u better move on
	2:40pm johnk77: one of the greatest irish shoegazers always makes me think of marin county
	2:40pm pacific standard simon: Not skips, just odd time signatures?
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Why does Suspicious Minds never get old and played out?
	2:42pm johnk77: even with chequered past's versions
	2:43pm pacific standard simon: My dog needs to see about a man.
	2:46pm doctorjazz: Love Mississippi, great to hear this
	2:47pm Matt F: Mississippi Goddamn.
	2:47pm Nate K: The Reigning Sound did a live version of Suspicious Minds (on WFMU no less) that is brilliant.
	2:47pm Gaylord Fields: Hurt so good!
	2:49pm Artie Haywire: Hands up, eyes open!
	2:49pm Mailman Tom: King of the blues harp !
	2:50pm drr: Have you by any chance heard the Jonathan Kane version of Roller Coaster"?
	2:51pm johnk77: a norton buffalo fan told he thought little walter was the best blues harp player he had ever heard
	2:53pm Matt F: drr- can't say that i have.
	2:55pm doctorjazz: Great set, can't go wrong with Satch!
	2:56pm johnk77: little walter possibly 1 of the first to use distortion intentionally analog noise nice work selecter
	2:58pm doctorjazz: I'll go for door #2...
	2:59pm doctorjazz: I would have said Bachlorette #2, but my wife may read these...
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Matt Fiveash and Other Delights.
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: I hear Oogem Boogem.
	3:04pm pacific standard simon: Don't get any onya.
	3:04pm Nutley Sam: great choice, Matt, I love the Strokes!
	3:05pm johnk77: stokes
	3:06pm Matt F: Allen Toussaint in skinny jeans with deliberately messy hair.
	3:07pm johnk77: danceable
	3:14pm thatpatsmith: killin' it, as always!
	3:14pm Uncle Michael: Sister Anne constitutes a break at work. I'm putting my phone on hold till it's over.
	3:14pm dave blakney metalworks: MC5- gets the weldin' done
	3:14pm Zev: Hey. I was gonna request any good version you got of Black To Comm (but I rarely make requests, you got enough to do already.)
	3:16pm Zev: Anyway Happy Birthday, Brother Wayne Kramer
	3:16pm drr: Jonathan Kane: blues-influenced drone music or drone-influenced blues music. I heard it on this weird freeform station that has time for such things.
	3:17pm Nutley Sam: great choice, Matt. I love the DC5!
	3:17pm Nutley Sam: Just realized Kiss "Nothing to Lose" is a complete ripoff of this
	3:18pm Nate K: Do you think the brass outro was Jon Sinclair's idea?
	3:19pm pacific standard simon: John Sinclair had ideas?
	3:20pm pacific standard simon: Or are you thinking of Jon Landau?
	3:22pm Uncle Michael: Mullinville, KS: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:26pm pacific standard simon: Do you do much exploring in Kansas, Michael?
	3:32pm Uncle Michael: Not as much as I used to.
	3:33pm Nate K: @simon I'm not sure how to respond. I'm pretty sure Sinclair was the "idea man" for the 5.
	3:38pm pacific standard simon: Recycled political ideas, OK. But his troubles with the law pushed him aside by the time Jon Landau was producing Back In The USA, nevermind later when they recorded High Time.
	3:40pm pacific standard simon: That's a well-known LA DJ, whose name skips my mind at the moment, playing the part of the poodle.
	3:44pm purpleknif: Sounded like the poodle had kennel cough.
	3:46pm SeanG: sounded like Makin Whoopee
	3:49pm Matt F: Yeah SeanG, the Jamaican labels back then had some outside the box thinking about song titles...
	3:50pm pacific standard simon: Ah, found it: the DJ was Jim Hawthorne. A wonderful character, who lived until 2007. There's a Beware of the Blog post about him -- blog.wfmu.org...
	3:56pm pacific standard simon: Another fine show, Matt. The upside of unemployment is that I can listen live. The downside is that I can't make my co-workers listen to the archives.
	3:57pm Uncle Michael: Happy compliments, Matt.
	3:58pm Matt F: Thanks everybody. Nate K, if you're still there, thanks a million for the Jerry Lee book. It was so good.
	3:59pm SeanG: the jerry lee book by Bragg? I gotta read that.
	4:00pm listener james from westwood: Fine fine superfine show, Matt!! Thanks!
	4:01pm Nate K: My pleasure, Matt. Thanks for the tunes every week.

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from April 30, 2015

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April 30, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Dickie Harrell	Drivin' Around the Block	Ultra Lounge vol. 3: Space Capades	Capitol	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Elmore James	Stranger Blues "Stranger Blues" by "Elmore James"	7"	Fire	0:02:41 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Gone, Gone, Gone	Heartaches & Harmonies	Rhino	0:05:36 (Pop-up)
Archie Bell & the Drells	(There's Gonna Be a) Showdown	7"	Atlantic	0:07:40 (Pop-up)
Lord Thunder	Thunder "Thunder" by "Lord Thunder"	Crash of Thunder: Boss Soul, Funk and R&B Sides From the Vaults of King, Federal and Deluxe	VampiSoul	0:10:09 (Pop-up)
Bobby James	Goin' Back to Philly "Goin' Back to Philly" by "Bobby James"	All Night Soul Stomp! Dancefloor Boogaloo Romp!	Stomp	0:12:27 (Pop-up)
Warren Lee	Unemployed "Unemployed" by "Warren Lee"	Ain't It the Truth: The Ric and Ron Story, Vol. 2	Ace	0:14:07 (Pop-up)
Faye Reis	Don't Break My Heart "Don't Break My Heart" by "Faye Reis"	Savage Rockin' Girls	Collector	0:16:24 (Pop-up)
The Donshires	Sad and Blue "Sad and Blue" by "The Donshires"	Back from the Grave Volume 9	Crypt	0:18:24 (Pop-up)
Brice Coefield	Cha Cha Twist "Cha Cha Twist" by "Brice Coefield"	Club Harlem: Whip! Wobble! and Grind!	Club Harlem	0:20:52 (Pop-up)
Sinner Strong	Don't Knock It "Don't Knock It" by "Sinner Strong"	New Breed Blues with Black Popcorn	Ace/ Kent Soul	0:23:31 (Pop-up)

Miriam	The Hand Don't Fit The Glove	7"	Norton	0:30:28 (Pop-up)
Arthur Alexander	You Don't Care "You Don't Care" by "Arthur Alexander"	A Shot Of Rhythm And Soul	Ace	0:33:30 (Pop-up)
Them	Friday's Child "Friday's Child" by "Them"	The Story Of Them featuring Van Morrison	Deram	0:36:02 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Suspicious Minds "Suspicious Minds" by "Elvis Presley"	From Nashville to Memphis: The Essential '60s Masters	RCA	0:39:30 (Pop-up)
Mississippi John Hurt	Sliding Delta	Best Of	Vanguard	0:43:59 (Pop-up)
Little Walter w/Bo Diddley	Roller Coaster	The Essential Little Walter	Chess	0:46:59 (Pop-up)
Bo Diddley	Heart-O-Matic Love "Heart-O-Matic Love" by "Bo Diddley"	Roll Your Moneymaker: Early Black Rock 'N Roll 1948-1958	Trikont	0:49:48 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven	Twelfth Street Rag	The Louis Armstrong Story, Volume 2	Columbia	0:52:28 (Pop-up)
The Stokes	Whipped Cream "Whipped Cream" by "The Stokes"	Mr. Joe's Jambalaya	Charly	0:55:33 (Pop-up)
Rufus Thomas	Down Ta My House "Down Ta My House" by "Rufus Thomas"	7"	Stax	0:58:28 (Pop-up)

The Royal Jokers	You Tickle Me Baby	Atlantic Vocal Groups 1951-1963	Rhino	1:03:53 (Pop-up)
The Gardenias	I'm Laughing At You	Twistin' Rumble!, Volume 3	Twistin' Rumble	1:06:35 (Pop-up)
Tami Lynn	Mojo Hanna "Mojo Hanna" by "Tami Lynn"	Gumbo Stew: Original AFO New Orleans R&B	Ace	1:08:24 (Pop-up)
MC5	Sister Anne "Sister Anne" by "MC5"	High Time	Atlantic	1:10:54 (Pop-up)
George Jones & Tammy Wynette	(We're Not) The Jet Set	Greatest Hits	Epic	1:18:23 (Pop-up)
Hasil Adkins	Lonely Love "Lonely Love" by "Hasil Adkins"	Moon Over Madison	Norton	1:20:10 (Pop-up)
Sleepy John Estes	Airplane Blues "Airplane Blues" by "Sleepy John Estes"	I Ain't Gonna Be Worried No More 1929-1941	Yazoo	1:23:01 (Pop-up)
Chuck Berry	I Want To Be Your Driver	The Great Twenty-Eight	Chess	1:25:48 (Pop-up)

The King Khan & BBQ Show	Never Felt Like This	Bad News Boys	In The Red	1:31:46 (Pop-up)
Curtis Gordon	Sittin' On Top Of The World	Broghan Beat	Master Beat	1:34:20 (Pop-up)
Slim Gaillard	Serenade to a Poodle	Laughing In Rhythm: The Best Of The Verve Years	Verve	1:36:14 (Pop-up)
Art Tatum Trio	Lover "Lover" by "Art Tatum Trio"	7"	Capitol	1:38:36 (Pop-up)
Baba Brooks & His Recording Band	King Size	7"	Gay Feet	1:41:38 (Pop-up)
The Ethiopians	Free Man "Free Man" by "The Ethiopians"	Train To Skaville	Trojan	1:44:36 (Pop-up)
Amos Milburn	Vicious, Vicious Vodka	Down the Road Apiece	EMI	1:46:57 (Pop-up)
Bobby "Blue" Bland	Wishing Well "Wishing Well" by "Bobby "Blue" Bland"	7"	Duke	1:49:47 (Pop-up)
Jerry Lee Lewis	No Headstone On My Grave	7"	Mercury	1:52:28 (Pop-up)
Lionel Belasco w/Wilmoth Houdini	Goodnight Ladies and Gents	Goodnight Ladies and Gents: The Creole Music of Lionel Belasco	Rounder	1:55:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:01pm listener james from westwood: Green comment area, what's that secret you're keeping?
	2:02pm Uncle Michael: Hello Matt, James and lurkers.
	2:02pm pacific standard simon: Joe sent me.
	2:02pm NATE K: Can I safely assume you won't be playing "Streets of Baltimore"?
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: Johnnie Keys sent me.
	2:07pm NATE K: Hey Michael!
	2:07pm pacific standard simon: You really send me.
	2:07pm efd: It's a two-fer Wednthursday!
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: Christ I love this record. Everlies just keep gettin' more good to me.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: Hey, Nate!
	2:08pm Matt F: Hi buddies!
	2:08pm efd: I'm glad you're playing this because I missed it on Amanda's show yesterday and I was mad when I realized that.
	2:10pm Matt F: That song really should be played on every show, every week.
	2:12pm pacific standard simon: I feel like dancing.
	2:12pm still b/p: And I want a woman in my living room in white pedal-pushers doing the Jerk every time it's played.
	2:15pm Nutley Sam: I like that there are all these different ways to talk to Matt nowadays! So convenient.
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: Even with hand signals.
	2:17pm Matt F: Sam, I thought I told you never to calll/text/email/passenger pigeon me here!
	2:18pm Nate K: This Faye Reis track is a jam.
	2:19pm Nutley Sam: It's a good thing I have this middle finger picture handy
	2:21pm Matt F: Good that you have a digital one in addition to the pen and paper one that you carry everywhere.
	2:21pm Matt F: "digital", hahaha
	2:27pm Nate K: I think that track is on Vol. 2 of the Jonathan Toubin comps, too.
	2:31pm pacific standard simon: Aint got time to take a fast train to the record fair.
	2:32pm Nate K: Oh, this is great. Is this production from Nutley Sam again?
	2:33pm Nutley Sam: Doh!
	2:33pm Uncle Michael: You must acquit?
	2:33pm Matt F: Yessir!
	2:33pm johnk77: wfmu and world premiere skip
	2:33pm Matt F: Doh!
	2:34pm Nutley Sam: Thanks, Nate! I'm not responsible for the skips!
	2:34pm johnk77: or possible stream issue:<
	2:35pm Zev: Boy, once again, I am loving Sam's production & arranging on a Miriam record.
	2:35pm johnk77: earthquake?;<
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: That was cherce.
	2:36pm Matt F: Those were analog skips.
	2:36pm Nutley Sam: Thanks, Zev!
	2:39pm johnk77: i luv analog noise of many stylees arthur alexander also wrote u better move on
	2:40pm johnk77: one of the greatest irish shoegazers always makes me think of marin county
	2:40pm pacific standard simon: Not skips, just odd time signatures?
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Why does Suspicious Minds never get old and played out?
	2:42pm johnk77: even with chequered past's versions
	2:43pm pacific standard simon: My dog needs to see about a man.
	2:46pm doctorjazz: Love Mississippi, great to hear this
	2:47pm Matt F: Mississippi Goddamn.
	2:47pm Nate K: The Reigning Sound did a live version of Suspicious Minds (on WFMU no less) that is brilliant.
	2:47pm Gaylord Fields: Hurt so good!
	2:49pm Artie Haywire: Hands up, eyes open!
	2:49pm Mailman Tom: King of the blues harp !
	2:50pm drr: Have you by any chance heard the Jonathan Kane version of Roller Coaster"?
	2:51pm johnk77: a norton buffalo fan told he thought little walter was the best blues harp player he had ever heard
	2:53pm Matt F: drr- can't say that i have.
	2:55pm doctorjazz: Great set, can't go wrong with Satch!
	2:56pm johnk77: little walter possibly 1 of the first to use distortion intentionally analog noise nice work selecter
	2:58pm doctorjazz: I'll go for door #2...
	2:59pm doctorjazz: I would have said Bachlorette #2, but my wife may read these...
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Matt Fiveash and Other Delights.
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: I hear Oogem Boogem.
	3:04pm pacific standard simon: Don't get any onya.
	3:04pm Nutley Sam: great choice, Matt, I love the Strokes!
	3:05pm johnk77: stokes
	3:06pm Matt F: Allen Toussaint in skinny jeans with deliberately messy hair.
	3:07pm johnk77: danceable
	3:14pm thatpatsmith: killin' it, as always!
	3:14pm Uncle Michael: Sister Anne constitutes a break at work. I'm putting my phone on hold till it's over.
	3:14pm dave blakney metalworks: MC5- gets the weldin' done
	3:14pm Zev: Hey. I was gonna request any good version you got of Black To Comm (but I rarely make requests, you got enough to do already.)
	3:16pm Zev: Anyway Happy Birthday, Brother Wayne Kramer
	3:16pm drr: Jonathan Kane: blues-influenced drone music or drone-influenced blues music. I heard it on this weird freeform station that has time for such things.
	3:17pm Nutley Sam: great choice, Matt. I love the DC5!
	3:17pm Nutley Sam: Just realized Kiss "Nothing to Lose" is a complete ripoff of this
	3:18pm Nate K: Do you think the brass outro was Jon Sinclair's idea?
	3:19pm pacific standard simon: John Sinclair had ideas?
	3:20pm pacific standard simon: Or are you thinking of Jon Landau?
	3:22pm Uncle Michael: Mullinville, KS: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:26pm pacific standard simon: Do you do much exploring in Kansas, Michael?
	3:32pm Uncle Michael: Not as much as I used to.
	3:33pm Nate K: @simon I'm not sure how to respond. I'm pretty sure Sinclair was the "idea man" for the 5.
	3:38pm pacific standard simon: Recycled political ideas, OK. But his troubles with the law pushed him aside by the time Jon Landau was producing Back In The USA, nevermind later when they recorded High Time.
	3:40pm pacific standard simon: That's a well-known LA DJ, whose name skips my mind at the moment, playing the part of the poodle.
	3:44pm purpleknif: Sounded like the poodle had kennel cough.
	3:46pm SeanG: sounded like Makin Whoopee
	3:49pm Matt F: Yeah SeanG, the Jamaican labels back then had some outside the box thinking about song titles...
	3:50pm pacific standard simon: Ah, found it: the DJ was Jim Hawthorne. A wonderful character, who lived until 2007. There's a Beware of the Blog post about him -- blog.wfmu.org...
	3:56pm pacific standard simon: Another fine show, Matt. The upside of unemployment is that I can listen live. The downside is that I can't make my co-workers listen to the archives.
	3:57pm Uncle Michael: Happy compliments, Matt.
	3:58pm Matt F: Thanks everybody. Nate K, if you're still there, thanks a million for the Jerry Lee book. It was so good.
	3:59pm SeanG: the jerry lee book by Bragg? I gotta read that.
	4:00pm listener james from westwood: Fine fine superfine show, Matt!! Thanks!
	4:01pm Nate K: My pleasure, Matt. Thanks for the tunes every week.

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from April 30, 2015

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