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

Listener comments!
	11:39am Doug Schulkind: 1969
	11:42am Bartman's Goat: Greetings, 1969.
	11:56am Parq: Another gif I could stare at all afternoon.
	11:59am P-90: 1969. I was but a wee tot, but I knew that was a special year.
	12:00pm hyde: another year with nuthin' to do
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Jimmy Qualls can still go to hell.
	12:04pm still b/p: Want to start with expression of disappointment and scorn that Amazon Prime has grabbed Wandrin' Star as its ad music. Paint Your Wagon movie released innnnnnnn.....1969.
	12:06pm Dean: "You are getting sleepy, s-l-e-e-p-y. Your eyelids are growing h-e-a-v-y. There, good. Now, when I throw this chair, you will click that pledge button up there."
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Doug, Parq, hyde, still b/p, P-90...WELCOME!
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Dean!
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: The chair upside the head keeps waking me up.
	12:10pm still b/p: Disco brawl > disco ball?
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Pledge widgets are not a competition...please, no wagering.
	🛒 12:12pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning. That Cyrkle song was kind of charming. I didn't know they did anything but Red Rubber Ball, which I love.
	12:13pm Clay: Great Cyrkle song. I have that on an old Zenith comp. Red Rubber Ball was a Paul Simon song. Not sure about this one.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: They actually have a deep catalog that includes songs Paul Simon didn't write. Morning Lizzie! Morning Clay!
	12:15pm Dean: And yet when I hear "Red Rubber Ball," I think of Canada's Diodes.
	12:15pm Jeff GEE: Morning, afternoon, evening, to Uncle Michael and all ears out there.
	12:16pm Dean: There you go: http://thediodestoronto.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/first_lp_8_track_tape.jpeg
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Good morning Jeff!
	12:17pm Gary: Came for the hinky; stayed for the dinky time.
	12:17pm ndbob: afternoon UM and everyone!
	12:17pm still b/p: You linked us to the Zhangjiakou page mainly so we could encounter the term "conurbated," dintcha?
	12:18pm Artie Haywire: King Imperator Sitar is gonna be pissed.
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Gary! Bob! Lord Sitar is in sooth Big Jim Sullivan.
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Artie!
	12:19pm Gary: Jim Sullivan is the name of a long-ago estranged uncle of mine. (This is definitely not him.)
	12:20pm Lane Gray: I dig the sitar. Can you imagine how cool Indian music would be if they'd only embraced harmony and chords and stuff?
	12:20pm hyde: ok, the bread is done. now i need music to make muffins by.
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: Welcome to the party, Lane.
	🛒 12:21pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Lord Sitar! Who gave him that title, exactly?
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: The label, I imagine.
	12:22pm Artie Haywire: Mrs. Sitar, of course.
	12:23pm chromaphone: God, that Simone documentary on Netflix shocked me. I had no idea of what she was like in her personal life.
	12:25pm Lane Gray: Will we hear the Bluegrass 45?
	12:25pm hyde: this is a great idea for a theme show, btw
	12:26pm Dean: Hope, hope, hope we hear "Fanny."
	12:27pm Charlie: This show is right up there with that great Allen Toussaint tribute someoene did last week. Oh, wait, that was you too!
	12:28pm Dean: Wait, did you use a feminine pronoun in reference to Abi?
	12:29pm Gary: Great, now I need to see that Nina Simone doc
	12:31pm Doug Schulkind: I'm holding out for a Marla Gibbs special.
	12:31pm Mike East: yeah, the Nina Simone doc is heavy. Can't believe it took so long for someone to make one.
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: I meant Esther! Oy!
	12:32pm Mike East: speaking of which, when is someone gonna make a badfinger documentary?
	🛒 12:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wait! Whut? When did Noon happen ?!? ...I knew it - yer supposed to be FreeForm - but you just support the Status Quo...
	12:32pm Lane Gray: Doug, great last half hour
	12:32pm Dean: I'm recycling a joke, but we really should be grateful that the brothers were not named Barry, Robin, and Maurice Mibb.
	12:32pm Jeff Golick: Can the Gibby Haynes show be far behind?
	12:33pm chromaphone: there is a very depressing Badfinger doc that I watched on Youtube.
	12:33pm Dean: Not sure there could ever be an uplifting Badfinger doc.
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: No Lane, sorry. Charlie! Mike! Rev! chromaphone!
	12:34pm Jeff Golick: It would be called "On the Good Foot with Badfinger."
	12:34pm Mike East: the nina simone was definitely not uplifting uncle!
	12:36pm chromaphone: I wanna see more video of Nina performing live. Such an amazing performer and the band was like telepathic at times in the late 60s early 70s.
	12:36pm Dean: Also, that joke that I recycled I started.
	12:37pm Charlie: I started a joke that started the whole world "oy"-ing.
	12:37pm Lane Gray: But they did an excerrent version of Massachusetts. (in the 70s, there was a Japanese bluegrass band that covered many pop songs. Michael, you can borrow my two slabs of their vinyl)
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: Dean, there's no way you can guess what version of ISAJ will be heard today.
	12:38pm Dean: Frank Gorshin's?
	12:38pm hyde: fun fact: Badfinger is playing near here (in Woonsocket, RI) this very night
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: Who is "they" Lane?
	12:39pm Doug Schulkind: Glad you dug it, Lane Grey! True story: About 30 years ago, I played on a company softball team with a guy whose real name was Grey Zane.
	12:39pm Lane Gray: Bluegrass 45.
	12:39pm Artie Haywire: Did he live on Mersey lane?
	12:40pm Dean: A punk version of ISAJ, maybe?
	12:40pm Uncle Michael: He lived on Marley Purt Drive
	🛒 12:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves 60s BGs - they was on the radio in my toddlerhood, kinda thing. Isn't this interesting - these great songs in voices other than those most distinctive BG voices...
	12:41pm still b/p: Recently reminded of Frank Gorshin trivia: What did he have in common with Davy Jones?
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: An exceptionally small penis?
	12:42pm hyde: they both had webbed feet
	12:43pm Dean: I'll keep mum, but the world's search engine reveals the connection pretty quickly. And no, UM, it is SFW.
	12:43pm still b/p: I didn't check either feature when the three of us took gym together. Both on the Sullivan show on first Beatles night.
	12:44pm Charlie: Jose!
	12:45pm Stanley: that fella must be a catholic
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Greetings, Stanley!
	12:47pm Mike East: just listened to this american life about the comedy duo who was on Sullivan that night also...they had a great story - I found them hilarious - they have a great chemistry together...been married 30+ years, I think
	12:48pm Mike East: frank gorshin kindly took them out to dinner after they bombed on their Sullivan debut.
	12:48pm Lane Gray: Chroma, my new toy is in and sounds AMAZING
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: It's Gorshin's fault that the Beatles bombed on Sullivan? Wow.
	🛒 12:53pm Brian in UK: Has there ever been a BeeGees tribute album?
	12:54pm Uncle Michael: Yes Brian. We will hear a set taken from one.
	12:54pm Jeff Golick: Holy WoonSOCKET, @hyde!
	🛒 12:54pm Brian in UK: It's the same time anywhere in China.
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: Don't tell Brian!
	12:56pm still b/p: It's always the right time to conurbate.
	🛒 12:56pm Brian in UK: The time is 1963
	12:59pm Stanley: @Brian: that's communism for you
	12:59pm Lane Gray: I forget: wasn't "in the morning, when we rise" a BeeGees tune?
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: could beeeeeeee...
	1:04pm johnk77: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/08/arts/music/billy-joe-royal-pop-and-country-singer-dies-at-73.html
	1:05pm Dean: There's a theme for a future show: songs with double negatives in the title.
	1:06pm johnk77: on a happier subject @mikeeast i got to shake hands with smokey robinson last night he dug his rehearsal
	1:06pm Lane Gray: I remember that the Bluegrass 45 did two of theirs. Can't recall what the. Other waa
	1:06pm Dean: "No, No, Nanette"
	1:07pm Roberto: SWAMP!
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: Tomorrow night there will be another Nina Simone song and it's a double negative song...
	1:07pm Charlie: Rat on!
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: Roberto!
	🛒 1:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Lane: 'Colours' by Donovan? (...or is my irony detector on low power again...)
	1:08pm Jeff Golick: When you're stuck in traffic in China, time actually stops: twitter.com...
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: hey johnk77!
	1:08pm Roberto: Love me some Swamp.
	1:09pm Jeff Golick: Still marveling at a 50-LANE HIGHWAY: www.usatoday.com...
	1:09pm johnk77: great work again selecter@um i am a sucker for brilliant oldies;>
	1:10pm Uncle Michael: thanks john
	1:10pm doctorjazz: Hey all, work busy but enjoying the show!
	1:15pm Dean: We gonna hear Andy cover one of his brothers' tunes?
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: Hi Doctor J!
	1:15pm Lane Gray: Revolution Rabbit, that WAS the song. the funny thing is, I have a sheltered upbringing. Almost all pop song I learned through their bluegrass covers
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: I wound up leaving Andy out, Dean.
	1:18pm Dean: A Pufnstuf connection!
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: I think Jack phoned this in.
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: VERY astute, Dean!
	🛒 1:21pm Brian in UK: This is a good insight into John Lennon expecially as it is his birthday today. Also celebrating our twin daughters bd today. www.bbc.co.uk...
	1:21pm Mike East: @johnk - I'm jealous. Wish I coulda hung out last night to check out Smokey. Hope he was happy with the space.
	🛒 1:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Lane: I love people like that! - Gary who does 'Bodega Pop' on the Drummer stream is like that - an International Pop Music maven, but stumbles over Sabbath & such - I think unironically...& there's always Classical music heads who when you say 'Prog Rawk' think you mean - Prague ...
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: The Prog is fine in Prague.
	🛒 1:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @BrianUK: Thx for Johnny link.
	1:26pm still b/p: More Hinky Linky: Jack Wild and Davy Jones both played the Artful Dodger, Jones onstage, Wild on film. That's why Jones was on the Sullivan show, doing a number from Oliver.
	1:27pm Dean: Who else played the Artful Dodger and went on to rock stardom?
	1:27pm Uncle Michael: Brothers of course wrote, produced and sang backup on Emotions...that would become a common recipe.
	1:27pm Uncle Michael: Steve Marriot
	1:27pm Dean: No shit?!
	1:28pm Dean: I had in mind Phil Collins.
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: no shit
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: Phil too.
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Steve: www.youtube.com...
	1:31pm still b/p: Tony and Stephanie spinning and spinning in the dance studio with the hokey camera POV...
	1:32pm Uncle Michael: hokey?! brilliant!
	1:34pm Dean: I prefer to think of it as the Giorgio Moroder era.
	1:34pm still b/p: Or refined, like drinking tea.
	1:36pm Dean: Marriott's AD is marvelous.
	1:36pm Rich in Washington: UM, your recent-ish 70s show compelled me to track down that entire Have A Nice Day series and install it on my house audio system and truth told, it's the only music my wife and I can listen to together in agreement.
	1:37pm Lane Gray: I stopped hating disco when I learned to appreciate well produced pop. You don't have to like it to respect solid arrangements.
	1:39pm Uncle Michael: Agreed Lane...I also love the music now. Rich, did you find that down a wormhole?
	1:40pm listener jeff: I remember liking the Bee-Gees a lot when I was a kid - had several of their 45's. Then for some reason I kind of left them for a harder rock sound. Then, I think the disco era even further distanced me. Really not until, ironically, did I see the disco bus that was outside of some Dead shows that I kind of reconnected. The disco bus played Stayin' Alive a lot with big speakers on top of the bus, really loud. Everybody was Dancing! Thanks UM, this show provides insight that I may not have gotten otherwise. There is so much music and knowledge out there that I can only get from WFMU!
	1:40pm Rich in Washington: ^whut Lane sed. I was actually a bit young to have experienced disco in its full splendor but clearly remember all the jokes and put-downs of it from TV, also the meme that discotheques were a modern 'Sodom and Gomorrah' from Xtian kooks.
	1:41pm johnk77: staton?
	🛒 1:41pm Brian in UK: Remember folks, IT'S FREEFORM.
	1:41pm Rich in Washington: and - I find I am very sentimental about some music now that 20 years ago I would never think to listen to.
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: Jeff...I know that disco bus.
	1:42pm Parq: Rare Earth went disco? The wonder of it all.
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: srsly
	🛒 1:43pm Brian in UK: P F Sloan played the Poderosa Stomp. Used to have Raised on Records album by him. Good songwriter as Jimmy Webb acknowledges.
	1:44pm Parq: I still hate the stuff, for the record. Too many bad associations for me to start "appreciating" it. Still, every now and again, I hear a track that makes me say, "Okay, that wasn't so bad."
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: Brian, for very complicated reasons..Jimmy Webb has denied that "P.F. Sloan" is about P.F. Sloan.
	1:46pm Lane Gray: Thank you for not. Choosing Twitty's version
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Experts, is this Alan?
	1:46pm Lane Gray: Any idea who's on the Redneck Table Harp?
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: no clue
	1:48pm Dean: I'm with Parq. Disco evokes bad memories working in a record store where one of the managers was an avid and addicted fan. Avid, as in playing in-store every frigging record that had the slightest whiff of disco; addicted, as in cocaine.
	1:48pm Rich in Washington: Didn't one of the Osmonds buy a Moog and attempt to play it on an album? Back when buying a Moog was akin to a small country achieving nuclear capabilities?
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: Mickey Dolenz of the Monkees owned the second or third Moog.
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: The remainder of the month will also be songwriter tributes (other than tomorrow).
	1:50pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, I recall reading that. And he used it.
	1:52pm Lane Gray: What time tomorrow? I'll be there
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: 10:00 PM ET
	🛒 1:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Marriott AD ! !...
	1:54pm still b/p: That familiar flavor was ABBAsolutely uncanny.
	🛒 1:54pm Brian in UK: Uncle, I see, said the blind man.
	1:57pm Alex In Illinois: Well, there was disco that I enjoyed, and disco that would I get bored with before reaching the end of the song on first listen. Then punk happened for me.
	🛒 1:57pm Brian in UK: Always admired their songwriting but never warmed to the Bee Gees.
	1:59pm Lane Gray: There is one disco performer I still don't like. Barbara Mandrell. Crackers and Sleeping Single in a Double Bed. Ick. Übercheesy
	2:00pm Jeff Golick: I think Paul Bley and Annette Peacock got one of those first Moogs, from the man himself.
	🛒 2:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The roots of being Disco-averse go deep...I understand for Urban folk it was one hell of a party - w/ gays & minorities ascendant ...but in smalltown NH where I was - it was the jocks into Disco (...& yer Dad was all into it trying to be Travolta - all the worst things) ...& the freaks - us - into R&R (including Punk). All the Rockumentaries show Punk as reaction to Prog excess - but where & when I was - it was a long-overdue reaction to Disco dominating the airwaves & all Live venues for what seemed then to be years & years ! - woosh... Even then, tho' - I would concede the BGs & Donna Summer & what was just good Funk or Pop that happened to have an especially dancey beat...George Clinton said about Disco - it was like trying to make love w/ the same stroke all the time...
	2:03pm Dean: Thought this sounded familiar. The Three O'Clock, so named, IIRC, because the Salvation Army threatened a lawsuit when they originally assumed that name.
	2:03pm Guido from Cologne: wasn't it that obscure psych-pop band from Australia? Pee-Jees or something?
	2:04pm doctorjazz: Anyone listen to current radio? Disco won big, you know, some version is all over pop airwaves.
	2:04pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Michael and everyone!
	2:04pm Dean: Three O'Clock came out of LA, I thought. FYI, UM, Tommy Roe's "Massachusetts" appears on Billboard's mid-'79 country single charts. June 2 it appears at 77 after having been on the charts for three weeks.
	2:05pm northguineahills: I forgot to say hello, UM, and now it's time for me to say adieu! thanks!
	🛒 2:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - about Rave: Disco on acid is still Disco... 60s BeeGees distinct to me - deep roots in the best way.
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: Interesting, Dean. Hi Guido! Hi/bye NGH!
	2:08pm Dean: At number 1 on the charts that week, The Bellamy Brothers' "If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me."
	2:08pm Guido from Cologne: just my speculation if BeeGees vol1 was their only album, it would stand on par with Oddessey and Oracle, Idle Race's Birthday Party and similar stand-out albums.
	2:09pm Uncle Michael: I think Idea and Odessa are as good as 1st. But I hear you.
	🛒 2:09pm Brian in UK: Guido you got my attention with The Idle Race. How sad is the title track.
	2:11pm Guido from Cologne: really sad , indeed
	2:12pm ndbob: While I think the first BeeGee's Lp was the best, I like the first four
	2:13pm Guido from Cologne: and stayin' alive is a serious song about tough live ...- i've learned after decades of ignorance ... we never stop learning
	2:13pm Lane Gray: I'm digging this version. Or I was until the synth took the hard left turn
	🛒 2:16pm Brian in UK: Nice one Uncle. To the kitchen.
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: Have fun in the lab, Brian.
	2:35pm Guido from Cologne: Gallon Drunk made a great version of "To Love Somebody" somewhen in the 90ies
	2:35pm doctorjazz: Punk meets disco-cool "How Deep Is Your Love"
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: I have an interesting version of that in the last set.
	2:36pm flash: lovin this Bee Gees double set
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: the whole show, flash
	2:37pm flash: shit this whole show has been bee gees! i just now managed to tune in, can't believe what i've missed
	🛒 2:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I had no idea about 'Sing Slowly Sisters' by Robin G. until recently: www.mixcloud.com...
	2:37pm flash: ha, yeah i just realized that
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: I'm not fond of thje production of this Phil Seymour but he sings it great and I love this song.
	2:40pm flash: man, what a great idea for a show. can't wait to catch up on the archives. I've actually been working on a Bee Gees show myself
	2:40pm Uncle Michael: You'll destroy me!
	2:42pm Dean: Seymour had died by the time this record was issued.
	2:42pm flash: i mean, i was just going to do a basic primer of the prime years, with an emphasis on their fetish for historical subject matter. This show is fucking wide-ranging and far-reaching and I'm super jazzed about it
	2:45pm flash: his vocal really was dynamite, spot-on
	2:46pm flash: thought this was Urge Overkill at first
	2:47pm chromaphone: What a gorgeous vibrato.
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: Dean, Phil probably recorded the song before he died.
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: Sorry. I started a joke.
	2:50pm Guido from Cologne: ALSO AN INTERESTING VERSION; YES ... oops capitals
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Evan, if your Bee Gees show is as good as you Beach Boys shows...then I'm all over that shit.
	2:51pm Dean: Corgan here sounds a bit like one of those '80s tech pop bands. Pet Shop Boys, maybe? But then there's that distinctive voice of a person who doesn't get enough fiber in his diet.
	2:54pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	🛒 2:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - fairly often, the hook, for me - is the highest note or harmony those incredible Gibbs voices hit - & the covers sometimes don't do that. Much to appreciate tho'. I am fond of this Hoffs person - can't help it...
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: I think they did a pretty nice Run To Me. Twilley kills this one...good enough to bump Claudine Longet from the show.
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Bob.
	3:01pm Guido from Cologne: Thank you Michael! CU soon!
	3:02pm Mike East: got a bit busy there so I couldn't comment, but I really enjoyed the beegees show while I was working
	3:02pm doctorjazz: There is an Under the Covers V2, FYI
	3:03pm doctorjazz: Had fun, fine show.
	🛒 3:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx UM.
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone!

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Adam Faith	Cowman Milk Your Cow "Cowman Milk Your Cow" by "Adam Faith"	single (b/w Daddy What'll Happen To Me) (B,R) (Parlophone - 1967) (From: Parlophone Records Vol. 15 [1967-1968])	0:02:20 (Pop-up)
The Cyrkle	Turn Of The Century "Turn Of The Century" by "The Cyrkle"	single (b/w Don't Cry, No Fears, No Tears Comin' Your Way) (B,R) (Columbia - 1967) (From: Red Rubber Ball (A Collection))	0:05:29 (Pop-up)
Billy J. Kramer	Town Of Tuxley Toymaker Pt. 1	single (b-side to Chinese Girl) (B,R,M) (Reaction - 1967) (From: Burton Freebies - Vol.03)	0:07:46 (Pop-up)
Esther & Abi Ofarim	Morning Of My Life	single (b/w Garden Of My Home) (B) (Philips - 1967)	0:10:29 (Pop-up)
Lord Sitar	Like Nobody Else "Like Nobody Else" by "Lord Sitar"	Lord Sitar (B) (Capitol - 1968)	0:13:57 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Please Read Me "Please Read Me" by "Nina Simone"	Nuff Said! (B,R) (RCA Victor - 1968)	0:18:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Richard Hewson Orchestra	In The Morning (Reprise)	Melody (Polydor - 1971) (written by: Barry Gibb)	0:21:04 (Pop-up)
The Status Quo	Spicks and Specks "Spicks and Specks" by "The Status Quo"	single (b-side to Technicolor Dreams) (B) (Cadet Concept - 1968) (From: Picturesque Matchstickable Messages)	0:27:41 (Pop-up)
PJ Proby	And The Sun Will Shine "And The Sun Will Shine" by "PJ Proby"	What's Wrong With My World (B,R,M) (Liberty - 1968) (From: The Best Of The EMI Years (1961-1972))	0:30:17 (Pop-up)
Billy Fury	One Minute Woman "One Minute Woman" by "Billy Fury"	single (b-side to Silly Boy Blue) (B,R,M) (Parlophone - 1968) (From: The Complete Parlophone Singles)	0:34:08 (Pop-up)
The Peppermint Circus	All The Kings Horses	single (b/w It Didn't Take Long) (Bee Gees) (Olga - 1968)	0:36:26 (Pop-up)
Jose Feliciano	Marley Purt Drive "Marley Purt Drive" by "Jose Feliciano"	single (b/w Old Turkey Buzzard) (B,R,M) (RCA Victor - 1969) (From: The Definite Best...Jose Feliciano)	0:38:44 (Pop-up)
Etta James	The Sound Of Love "The Sound Of Love" by "Etta James"	single (b-side to When I Stop Dreaming) (B,M) (Cadet - 1969)	0:42:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Richard Hewson Orchestra	Melody Fair (Reprise)	Melody (Polydor - 1971) (written by: Barry Gibb/Maurice Gibb/Robin Gibb)	0:45:10 (Pop-up)
The Nomads	The Singer Sang His Song	unk. (B,R,M) (unk. - 1970) (From: From The Remarkable Beat & Psych Vaults - Vol.04)	0:48:52 (Pop-up)
Tom Jones	Let There Be Love "Let There Be Love" by "Tom Jones"	Tom (B,R,M) (Decca - 1970)	0:51:35 (Pop-up)
The Staple Singers	Give A Hand, Take A Hand	The Staple Swingers (B,M) (Stax - 1971) (From: Soul of The Bee Gees)	0:55:10 (Pop-up)
Joe Simon	I Can't See Nobody "I Can't See Nobody" by "Joe Simon"	The Sounds Of Simon (B,R) (Spring - 1971) (From: The Sounds Of Joe Simon / Simon Country)	1:00:02 (Pop-up)
Swamp Dogg	Got To Get A Message To You	Rat On (B,R,M) (Elektra - 1971)	1:04:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Richard Hewson Orchestra/Corona School Children	Spicks and Specks	Melody (Polydor - 1971) (written by: Barry Gibb)	1:08:29 (Pop-up)
Jennifer	In The Morning "In The Morning" by "Jennifer"	single (b/w P.F. Sloan) (B) (Reprise - 1972) (From: Middle Of The Road)	1:11:52 (Pop-up)
Jack Wild	The Lord "The Lord" by "Jack Wild"	A Beautiful World (Buddah - 1972)	1:14:49 (Pop-up)
Roy Orbison	Words "Words" by "Roy Orbison"	Milestones (B,R,M) (MGM - 1973)	1:17:30 (Pop-up)
Rufus featuring Chaka Khan	Jive Talkin'	Rufus (B,R,M) (ABC - 1975)	1:20:38 (Pop-up)
Samantha Sang	Emotions "Emotions" by "Samantha Sang"	single (b/w When Love Is Gone) (B,R) (Private Stock - 1977) (From: Soul of The Bee Gees)	1:24:10 (Pop-up)
Tavares	More Than A Woman "More Than A Woman" by "Tavares"	single (b/w Keep In Touch) (B,R,M) (Capitol - 1977) (From: Saturday Night Fever (1977))	1:27:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Richard Hewson Orchestra	Romance Theme in F	Melody (Polydor - 1971) (written by: Richard Hewson)	1:31:08 (Pop-up)
Candi Station	Nights On Broadway "Nights On Broadway" by "Candi Station"	single (b/w You Are) (B,R,M) (Warner Bros - 1977) (From: Soul of The Bee Gees)	1:35:54 (Pop-up)
Rare Earth	Warm Ride "Warm Ride" by "Rare Earth"	single (b/w Would You Like To Come Along) (B,M,R) (Prodigal - 1978) (From: Greatest Hits And Rare Classics)	1:39:16 (Pop-up)
Osmonds	Rest Your Love On Me "Rest Your Love On Me" by "Osmonds"	Steppin' Out (B) (Mercury - 1979)	1:42:11 (Pop-up)
Tommy Roe	Massachusetts "Massachusetts" by "Tommy Roe"	single (promo mono/stereo) (B,R,M) (Warner Bros. - 1979)	1:46:17 (Pop-up)
The Brotherhood of Man	Tragedy "Tragedy" by "The Brotherhood of Man"	20 Love Songs (B,R,M) (Warwick - 1981) (From: Hits & Kisses)	1:48:33 (Pop-up)
Dusty Springfield	Save Me, Save Me	single (b-side to I'm Coming Home Again) (Gibb, Galuten) (Mercury - 1979)	1:51:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Richard Hewson Orchestra/Barry Hewson	Working on It Night and Day	Melody (Polydor - 1971) (written by: Richard Hewson/Gordon Gray)	1:54:49 (Pop-up)
The Three O'Clock	In My Own Time "In My Own Time" by "The Three O'Clock"	Sixteen Tambourines (B,R) (Frontier - 1983)	1:59:24 (Pop-up)
The Shadows	Chain Reaction "Chain Reaction" by "The Shadows"	Simply Shadows (B,R,M) (Polydor - 1987)	2:01:25 (Pop-up)
Happy Mondays	Stayin' Alive "Stayin' Alive" by "Happy Mondays"	Judge Fudge (CD SINGLE) (B,R,M) (Factory - 1991) (From: The Platinum Collection)	2:06:10 (Pop-up)
David Essex	New York Mining Disaster 1941	Cover Shot (B,R) (Polygram TV - 1993)	2:11:35 (Pop-up)
Waylon Jennings & Jesse Colter	Sweetheart	prev. unr. (B,M) (Bear Family - unk.) (From: The Journey: Six Strings Away)	2:15:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Richard Hewson Orchestra	Seaside Banjo	Melody (Polydor - 1971) (written by: Richard Hewson)	2:18:15 (Pop-up)
The Idle Wilds	Kilburn Towers "Kilburn Towers" by "The Idle Wilds"	Melody Fair: Bee Gees Tribute (B,R,M) (Eggbert - 1994)	2:22:25 (Pop-up)
Dramarama	Indian Gin and Whiskey Dry	Melody Fair: Bee Gees Tribute (B,R,M) (Eggbert - 1994)	2:25:07 (Pop-up)
Sneetches	Mrs. Gillespie's Refrigerator	Melody Fair: Bee Gees Tribute (B,R,M) (Eggbert - 1994)	2:27:39 (Pop-up)
Baby Lemonade	How Deep is Your Love	Melody Fair: Bee Gees Tribute (B,R,M) (Eggbert - 1994)	2:31:18 (Pop-up)
Phil Seymour	The First Mistake I Made	Melody Fair: Bee Gees Tribute (B) (Eggbert - 1994)	2:35:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Richard Hewson Orchestra	Teachers Chase	Melody (Polydor - 1971) (written by: Richard Hewson)	2:40:22 (Pop-up)
The Dirtbombs	I Started A Joke "I Started A Joke" by "The Dirtbombs"	) Australian Sing A Long With The Dirtbomb Singers (B,R,M (Xerox - 2002)	2:43:31 (Pop-up)
Billy Corgan (w. Robert Smith)	ToLoveSomebody	TheFutureEmbrace (B,R) (Martha's Music/reprise - 2005)	2:46:39 (Pop-up)
Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs	Run To Me	Under the Covers, Vol. 1 (B,R,M) (Shout Factory - 2006)	2:50:32 (Pop-up)
Dwight Twilley	Holiday "Holiday" by "Dwight Twilley"	Out Of The Box (B,R) (Gigatone - 2009)	2:53:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues) (Blue Horizon - 1968)	2:58:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:39am Doug Schulkind: 1969
	11:42am Bartman's Goat: Greetings, 1969.
	11:56am Parq: Another gif I could stare at all afternoon.
	11:59am P-90: 1969. I was but a wee tot, but I knew that was a special year.
	12:00pm hyde: another year with nuthin' to do
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Jimmy Qualls can still go to hell.
	12:04pm still b/p: Want to start with expression of disappointment and scorn that Amazon Prime has grabbed Wandrin' Star as its ad music. Paint Your Wagon movie released innnnnnnn.....1969.
	12:06pm Dean: "You are getting sleepy, s-l-e-e-p-y. Your eyelids are growing h-e-a-v-y. There, good. Now, when I throw this chair, you will click that pledge button up there."
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Doug, Parq, hyde, still b/p, P-90...WELCOME!
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Dean!
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: The chair upside the head keeps waking me up.
	12:10pm still b/p: Disco brawl > disco ball?
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Pledge widgets are not a competition...please, no wagering.
	🛒 12:12pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning. That Cyrkle song was kind of charming. I didn't know they did anything but Red Rubber Ball, which I love.
	12:13pm Clay: Great Cyrkle song. I have that on an old Zenith comp. Red Rubber Ball was a Paul Simon song. Not sure about this one.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: They actually have a deep catalog that includes songs Paul Simon didn't write. Morning Lizzie! Morning Clay!
	12:15pm Dean: And yet when I hear "Red Rubber Ball," I think of Canada's Diodes.
	12:15pm Jeff GEE: Morning, afternoon, evening, to Uncle Michael and all ears out there.
	12:16pm Dean: There you go: http://thediodestoronto.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/first_lp_8_track_tape.jpeg
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Good morning Jeff!
	12:17pm Gary: Came for the hinky; stayed for the dinky time.
	12:17pm ndbob: afternoon UM and everyone!
	12:17pm still b/p: You linked us to the Zhangjiakou page mainly so we could encounter the term "conurbated," dintcha?
	12:18pm Artie Haywire: King Imperator Sitar is gonna be pissed.
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Gary! Bob! Lord Sitar is in sooth Big Jim Sullivan.
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Artie!
	12:19pm Gary: Jim Sullivan is the name of a long-ago estranged uncle of mine. (This is definitely not him.)
	12:20pm Lane Gray: I dig the sitar. Can you imagine how cool Indian music would be if they'd only embraced harmony and chords and stuff?
	12:20pm hyde: ok, the bread is done. now i need music to make muffins by.
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: Welcome to the party, Lane.
	🛒 12:21pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Lord Sitar! Who gave him that title, exactly?
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: The label, I imagine.
	12:22pm Artie Haywire: Mrs. Sitar, of course.
	12:23pm chromaphone: God, that Simone documentary on Netflix shocked me. I had no idea of what she was like in her personal life.
	12:25pm Lane Gray: Will we hear the Bluegrass 45?
	12:25pm hyde: this is a great idea for a theme show, btw
	12:26pm Dean: Hope, hope, hope we hear "Fanny."
	12:27pm Charlie: This show is right up there with that great Allen Toussaint tribute someoene did last week. Oh, wait, that was you too!
	12:28pm Dean: Wait, did you use a feminine pronoun in reference to Abi?
	12:29pm Gary: Great, now I need to see that Nina Simone doc
	12:31pm Doug Schulkind: I'm holding out for a Marla Gibbs special.
	12:31pm Mike East: yeah, the Nina Simone doc is heavy. Can't believe it took so long for someone to make one.
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: I meant Esther! Oy!
	12:32pm Mike East: speaking of which, when is someone gonna make a badfinger documentary?
	🛒 12:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wait! Whut? When did Noon happen ?!? ...I knew it - yer supposed to be FreeForm - but you just support the Status Quo...
	12:32pm Lane Gray: Doug, great last half hour
	12:32pm Dean: I'm recycling a joke, but we really should be grateful that the brothers were not named Barry, Robin, and Maurice Mibb.
	12:32pm Jeff Golick: Can the Gibby Haynes show be far behind?
	12:33pm chromaphone: there is a very depressing Badfinger doc that I watched on Youtube.
	12:33pm Dean: Not sure there could ever be an uplifting Badfinger doc.
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: No Lane, sorry. Charlie! Mike! Rev! chromaphone!
	12:34pm Jeff Golick: It would be called "On the Good Foot with Badfinger."
	12:34pm Mike East: the nina simone was definitely not uplifting uncle!
	12:36pm chromaphone: I wanna see more video of Nina performing live. Such an amazing performer and the band was like telepathic at times in the late 60s early 70s.
	12:36pm Dean: Also, that joke that I recycled I started.
	12:37pm Charlie: I started a joke that started the whole world "oy"-ing.
	12:37pm Lane Gray: But they did an excerrent version of Massachusetts. (in the 70s, there was a Japanese bluegrass band that covered many pop songs. Michael, you can borrow my two slabs of their vinyl)
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: Dean, there's no way you can guess what version of ISAJ will be heard today.
	12:38pm Dean: Frank Gorshin's?
	12:38pm hyde: fun fact: Badfinger is playing near here (in Woonsocket, RI) this very night
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: Who is "they" Lane?
	12:39pm Doug Schulkind: Glad you dug it, Lane Grey! True story: About 30 years ago, I played on a company softball team with a guy whose real name was Grey Zane.
	12:39pm Lane Gray: Bluegrass 45.
	12:39pm Artie Haywire: Did he live on Mersey lane?
	12:40pm Dean: A punk version of ISAJ, maybe?
	12:40pm Uncle Michael: He lived on Marley Purt Drive
	🛒 12:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves 60s BGs - they was on the radio in my toddlerhood, kinda thing. Isn't this interesting - these great songs in voices other than those most distinctive BG voices...
	12:41pm still b/p: Recently reminded of Frank Gorshin trivia: What did he have in common with Davy Jones?
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: An exceptionally small penis?
	12:42pm hyde: they both had webbed feet
	12:43pm Dean: I'll keep mum, but the world's search engine reveals the connection pretty quickly. And no, UM, it is SFW.
	12:43pm still b/p: I didn't check either feature when the three of us took gym together. Both on the Sullivan show on first Beatles night.
	12:44pm Charlie: Jose!
	12:45pm Stanley: that fella must be a catholic
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Greetings, Stanley!
	12:47pm Mike East: just listened to this american life about the comedy duo who was on Sullivan that night also...they had a great story - I found them hilarious - they have a great chemistry together...been married 30+ years, I think
	12:48pm Mike East: frank gorshin kindly took them out to dinner after they bombed on their Sullivan debut.
	12:48pm Lane Gray: Chroma, my new toy is in and sounds AMAZING
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: It's Gorshin's fault that the Beatles bombed on Sullivan? Wow.
	🛒 12:53pm Brian in UK: Has there ever been a BeeGees tribute album?
	12:54pm Uncle Michael: Yes Brian. We will hear a set taken from one.
	12:54pm Jeff Golick: Holy WoonSOCKET, @hyde!
	🛒 12:54pm Brian in UK: It's the same time anywhere in China.
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: Don't tell Brian!
	12:56pm still b/p: It's always the right time to conurbate.
	🛒 12:56pm Brian in UK: The time is 1963
	12:59pm Stanley: @Brian: that's communism for you
	12:59pm Lane Gray: I forget: wasn't "in the morning, when we rise" a BeeGees tune?
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: could beeeeeeee...
	1:04pm johnk77: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/08/arts/music/billy-joe-royal-pop-and-country-singer-dies-at-73.html
	1:05pm Dean: There's a theme for a future show: songs with double negatives in the title.
	1:06pm johnk77: on a happier subject @mikeeast i got to shake hands with smokey robinson last night he dug his rehearsal
	1:06pm Lane Gray: I remember that the Bluegrass 45 did two of theirs. Can't recall what the. Other waa
	1:06pm Dean: "No, No, Nanette"
	1:07pm Roberto: SWAMP!
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: Tomorrow night there will be another Nina Simone song and it's a double negative song...
	1:07pm Charlie: Rat on!
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: Roberto!
	🛒 1:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Lane: 'Colours' by Donovan? (...or is my irony detector on low power again...)
	1:08pm Jeff Golick: When you're stuck in traffic in China, time actually stops: twitter.com...
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: hey johnk77!
	1:08pm Roberto: Love me some Swamp.
	1:09pm Jeff Golick: Still marveling at a 50-LANE HIGHWAY: www.usatoday.com...
	1:09pm johnk77: great work again selecter@um i am a sucker for brilliant oldies;>
	1:10pm Uncle Michael: thanks john
	1:10pm doctorjazz: Hey all, work busy but enjoying the show!
	1:15pm Dean: We gonna hear Andy cover one of his brothers' tunes?
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: Hi Doctor J!
	1:15pm Lane Gray: Revolution Rabbit, that WAS the song. the funny thing is, I have a sheltered upbringing. Almost all pop song I learned through their bluegrass covers
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: I wound up leaving Andy out, Dean.
	1:18pm Dean: A Pufnstuf connection!
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: I think Jack phoned this in.
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: VERY astute, Dean!
	🛒 1:21pm Brian in UK: This is a good insight into John Lennon expecially as it is his birthday today. Also celebrating our twin daughters bd today. www.bbc.co.uk...
	1:21pm Mike East: @johnk - I'm jealous. Wish I coulda hung out last night to check out Smokey. Hope he was happy with the space.
	🛒 1:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Lane: I love people like that! - Gary who does 'Bodega Pop' on the Drummer stream is like that - an International Pop Music maven, but stumbles over Sabbath & such - I think unironically...& there's always Classical music heads who when you say 'Prog Rawk' think you mean - Prague ...
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: The Prog is fine in Prague.
	🛒 1:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @BrianUK: Thx for Johnny link.
	1:26pm still b/p: More Hinky Linky: Jack Wild and Davy Jones both played the Artful Dodger, Jones onstage, Wild on film. That's why Jones was on the Sullivan show, doing a number from Oliver.
	1:27pm Dean: Who else played the Artful Dodger and went on to rock stardom?
	1:27pm Uncle Michael: Brothers of course wrote, produced and sang backup on Emotions...that would become a common recipe.
	1:27pm Uncle Michael: Steve Marriot
	1:27pm Dean: No shit?!
	1:28pm Dean: I had in mind Phil Collins.
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: no shit
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: Phil too.
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Steve: www.youtube.com...
	1:31pm still b/p: Tony and Stephanie spinning and spinning in the dance studio with the hokey camera POV...
	1:32pm Uncle Michael: hokey?! brilliant!
	1:34pm Dean: I prefer to think of it as the Giorgio Moroder era.
	1:34pm still b/p: Or refined, like drinking tea.
	1:36pm Dean: Marriott's AD is marvelous.
	1:36pm Rich in Washington: UM, your recent-ish 70s show compelled me to track down that entire Have A Nice Day series and install it on my house audio system and truth told, it's the only music my wife and I can listen to together in agreement.
	1:37pm Lane Gray: I stopped hating disco when I learned to appreciate well produced pop. You don't have to like it to respect solid arrangements.
	1:39pm Uncle Michael: Agreed Lane...I also love the music now. Rich, did you find that down a wormhole?
	1:40pm listener jeff: I remember liking the Bee-Gees a lot when I was a kid - had several of their 45's. Then for some reason I kind of left them for a harder rock sound. Then, I think the disco era even further distanced me. Really not until, ironically, did I see the disco bus that was outside of some Dead shows that I kind of reconnected. The disco bus played Stayin' Alive a lot with big speakers on top of the bus, really loud. Everybody was Dancing! Thanks UM, this show provides insight that I may not have gotten otherwise. There is so much music and knowledge out there that I can only get from WFMU!
	1:40pm Rich in Washington: ^whut Lane sed. I was actually a bit young to have experienced disco in its full splendor but clearly remember all the jokes and put-downs of it from TV, also the meme that discotheques were a modern 'Sodom and Gomorrah' from Xtian kooks.
	1:41pm johnk77: staton?
	🛒 1:41pm Brian in UK: Remember folks, IT'S FREEFORM.
	1:41pm Rich in Washington: and - I find I am very sentimental about some music now that 20 years ago I would never think to listen to.
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: Jeff...I know that disco bus.
	1:42pm Parq: Rare Earth went disco? The wonder of it all.
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: srsly
	🛒 1:43pm Brian in UK: P F Sloan played the Poderosa Stomp. Used to have Raised on Records album by him. Good songwriter as Jimmy Webb acknowledges.
	1:44pm Parq: I still hate the stuff, for the record. Too many bad associations for me to start "appreciating" it. Still, every now and again, I hear a track that makes me say, "Okay, that wasn't so bad."
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: Brian, for very complicated reasons..Jimmy Webb has denied that "P.F. Sloan" is about P.F. Sloan.
	1:46pm Lane Gray: Thank you for not. Choosing Twitty's version
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Experts, is this Alan?
	1:46pm Lane Gray: Any idea who's on the Redneck Table Harp?
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: no clue
	1:48pm Dean: I'm with Parq. Disco evokes bad memories working in a record store where one of the managers was an avid and addicted fan. Avid, as in playing in-store every frigging record that had the slightest whiff of disco; addicted, as in cocaine.
	1:48pm Rich in Washington: Didn't one of the Osmonds buy a Moog and attempt to play it on an album? Back when buying a Moog was akin to a small country achieving nuclear capabilities?
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: Mickey Dolenz of the Monkees owned the second or third Moog.
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: The remainder of the month will also be songwriter tributes (other than tomorrow).
	1:50pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, I recall reading that. And he used it.
	1:52pm Lane Gray: What time tomorrow? I'll be there
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: 10:00 PM ET
	🛒 1:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Marriott AD ! !...
	1:54pm still b/p: That familiar flavor was ABBAsolutely uncanny.
	🛒 1:54pm Brian in UK: Uncle, I see, said the blind man.
	1:57pm Alex In Illinois: Well, there was disco that I enjoyed, and disco that would I get bored with before reaching the end of the song on first listen. Then punk happened for me.
	🛒 1:57pm Brian in UK: Always admired their songwriting but never warmed to the Bee Gees.
	1:59pm Lane Gray: There is one disco performer I still don't like. Barbara Mandrell. Crackers and Sleeping Single in a Double Bed. Ick. Übercheesy
	2:00pm Jeff Golick: I think Paul Bley and Annette Peacock got one of those first Moogs, from the man himself.
	🛒 2:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The roots of being Disco-averse go deep...I understand for Urban folk it was one hell of a party - w/ gays & minorities ascendant ...but in smalltown NH where I was - it was the jocks into Disco (...& yer Dad was all into it trying to be Travolta - all the worst things) ...& the freaks - us - into R&R (including Punk). All the Rockumentaries show Punk as reaction to Prog excess - but where & when I was - it was a long-overdue reaction to Disco dominating the airwaves & all Live venues for what seemed then to be years & years ! - woosh... Even then, tho' - I would concede the BGs & Donna Summer & what was just good Funk or Pop that happened to have an especially dancey beat...George Clinton said about Disco - it was like trying to make love w/ the same stroke all the time...
	2:03pm Dean: Thought this sounded familiar. The Three O'Clock, so named, IIRC, because the Salvation Army threatened a lawsuit when they originally assumed that name.
	2:03pm Guido from Cologne: wasn't it that obscure psych-pop band from Australia? Pee-Jees or something?
	2:04pm doctorjazz: Anyone listen to current radio? Disco won big, you know, some version is all over pop airwaves.
	2:04pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Michael and everyone!
	2:04pm Dean: Three O'Clock came out of LA, I thought. FYI, UM, Tommy Roe's "Massachusetts" appears on Billboard's mid-'79 country single charts. June 2 it appears at 77 after having been on the charts for three weeks.
	2:05pm northguineahills: I forgot to say hello, UM, and now it's time for me to say adieu! thanks!
	🛒 2:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - about Rave: Disco on acid is still Disco... 60s BeeGees distinct to me - deep roots in the best way.
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: Interesting, Dean. Hi Guido! Hi/bye NGH!
	2:08pm Dean: At number 1 on the charts that week, The Bellamy Brothers' "If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me."
	2:08pm Guido from Cologne: just my speculation if BeeGees vol1 was their only album, it would stand on par with Oddessey and Oracle, Idle Race's Birthday Party and similar stand-out albums.
	2:09pm Uncle Michael: I think Idea and Odessa are as good as 1st. But I hear you.
	🛒 2:09pm Brian in UK: Guido you got my attention with The Idle Race. How sad is the title track.
	2:11pm Guido from Cologne: really sad , indeed
	2:12pm ndbob: While I think the first BeeGee's Lp was the best, I like the first four
	2:13pm Guido from Cologne: and stayin' alive is a serious song about tough live ...- i've learned after decades of ignorance ... we never stop learning
	2:13pm Lane Gray: I'm digging this version. Or I was until the synth took the hard left turn
	🛒 2:16pm Brian in UK: Nice one Uncle. To the kitchen.
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: Have fun in the lab, Brian.
	2:35pm Guido from Cologne: Gallon Drunk made a great version of "To Love Somebody" somewhen in the 90ies
	2:35pm doctorjazz: Punk meets disco-cool "How Deep Is Your Love"
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: I have an interesting version of that in the last set.
	2:36pm flash: lovin this Bee Gees double set
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: the whole show, flash
	2:37pm flash: shit this whole show has been bee gees! i just now managed to tune in, can't believe what i've missed
	🛒 2:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I had no idea about 'Sing Slowly Sisters' by Robin G. until recently: www.mixcloud.com...
	2:37pm flash: ha, yeah i just realized that
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: I'm not fond of thje production of this Phil Seymour but he sings it great and I love this song.
	2:40pm flash: man, what a great idea for a show. can't wait to catch up on the archives. I've actually been working on a Bee Gees show myself
	2:40pm Uncle Michael: You'll destroy me!
	2:42pm Dean: Seymour had died by the time this record was issued.
	2:42pm flash: i mean, i was just going to do a basic primer of the prime years, with an emphasis on their fetish for historical subject matter. This show is fucking wide-ranging and far-reaching and I'm super jazzed about it
	2:45pm flash: his vocal really was dynamite, spot-on
	2:46pm flash: thought this was Urge Overkill at first
	2:47pm chromaphone: What a gorgeous vibrato.
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: Dean, Phil probably recorded the song before he died.
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: Sorry. I started a joke.
	2:50pm Guido from Cologne: ALSO AN INTERESTING VERSION; YES ... oops capitals
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Evan, if your Bee Gees show is as good as you Beach Boys shows...then I'm all over that shit.
	2:51pm Dean: Corgan here sounds a bit like one of those '80s tech pop bands. Pet Shop Boys, maybe? But then there's that distinctive voice of a person who doesn't get enough fiber in his diet.
	2:54pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	🛒 2:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - fairly often, the hook, for me - is the highest note or harmony those incredible Gibbs voices hit - & the covers sometimes don't do that. Much to appreciate tho'. I am fond of this Hoffs person - can't help it...
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: I think they did a pretty nice Run To Me. Twilley kills this one...good enough to bump Claudine Longet from the show.
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Bob.
	3:01pm Guido from Cologne: Thank you Michael! CU soon!
	3:02pm Mike East: got a bit busy there so I couldn't comment, but I really enjoyed the beegees show while I was working
	3:02pm doctorjazz: There is an Under the Covers V2, FYI
	3:03pm doctorjazz: Had fun, fine show.
	🛒 3:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx UM.
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone!

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

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