WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from January 6, 2016

Listener comments!
	11:28am Mark R.: Where is it snowing?!
	11:58am Dominick: The real Billy Bob Brockali
	12:01pm Artie Haywire: So folk that I can hardly bear it.
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Happy Wednesday, humans and bruins alike!
	12:01pm Dean: What a coincidence! I'm also a pretty little Dutch girl.
	12:02pm P-90: A very Happy 2016, Amanda and friends!
	12:03pm MONEYBAG$: Someone was paid an hourly wage to write this
	12:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's so nice when air guitar and bear guitar can come together like that, isn't it?
	12:04pm Amanda: Hey, that's right -- my first 2016 show! Let's make it a grrrrrrrr8 one. Welcome, all!
	12:05pm doctorjazz: Hi all! Is Donavan the new Dylan?
	12:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...muh strings er ♫ vibratin' ...I'm ♫ thinkin' uh hybernatin' ...this whole snackless ♫ standoff is too damn frustratin' ...& ya tell me - over&over&over ♫ again - ya tell me - ♫ we're not on the Comments Discussin'...
	12:07pm Amanda: Well interpreted, RevRabbit! Even better considering bears and rabbits are natural enemies.
	12:07pm Gaylord Fields: Beary McGrrrrrire!
	12:09pm Amanda: Eve of Hibernation?
	12:11pm KP: Sweet 2016, Amanda!
	12:12pm Brian in UK: Happy New Year Amanda and folks. That is the cameraman's geetar. Where is he?
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: I've never seen his show, so I'm just gonna assume this is Bear Grylls?
	12:16pm Amanda: Oh boy, when you see his show you're going to be very disappointed.
	12:16pm Okasa: Happy New Year. This reminds me that one time I saw the Country Bear Jamboree at Tokyo Disneyland. The bears sang in English but spoke in Japanese.
	12:17pm Brian in UK: BG is head of the Boy Scouts over here. Dib dib.
	12:18pm Brian in UK: Are there super packaged reissues of the Chipmunks in Japan?
	12:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: Aw, gee. I just saw that Robert Stigwood has passed away. He worked with the Bee Gees back in the 70s.
	12:19pm Dean: He was the RS in RSO Records.
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: Very few people know that the "O" was Ozzy.
	12:22pm Brian in UK: Thought it was Overcharges.
	12:22pm Dean: Which explains why Black Sabbath almost reunited as the Bee Esses.
	12:23pm listener james from westwood: Shit, 2016 is just laying folks down like ripe wheat.
	12:23pm MONEYBAG$: Barry Gibb wrote Crazy Train
	12:23pm Brian in UK: Amanda's front page reminds me that Stigwood was reponsible for that wonderful Sgt Pepper film.
	12:24pm Mark R.: I won't speak ill of the dead, but...you can if you want.
	12:25pm Gaylord Fields: RIP also Paul Bley & Pierre Boulez
	12:25pm Jeff Golick: I'm going to imagine quotation marks around that "wonderful," Brian in UK.
	12:25pm MONEYBAG$: Just watched Magical Mystery Tour the other day...to be fair, Sgt. Pepper was easier to follow
	12:27pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:27pm Okasa: Pierre Boulez?! Sad news…
	12:28pm Mark R.: My stream is sounding a little crappy--kind of fuzzy and stuff.
	12:29pm Amanda: It's just the records!
	12:29pm Mark R.: I'm pretty sure it's not my computer--music from other sources sounds fine--just thought I'd mention it.
	12:30pm Dean: Is Pierce Brosnan next?
	12:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Spoonful channeling their inner CannedHeat... I'm sure that like any of Rawk's Great Biznessmen - you could pile up the pros & cons of R.Stigwood's dealings - but Rawk needs those guys. Who else is gonna Manage things - a buncha Musicians ??...
	12:30pm Brian in UK: Was it only last year since Mr Nesmith.
	12:33pm Brian in UK: Can I direct you to this tome. So difficult to write a history of pop since the begining but it is a valiant attempt. Recommended. serpentstail.com...
	12:33pm Dean: The Cars punk? Now I've heard everything.
	12:35pm fred: @Dean: Pat Byrne, Paul Bruno and Pseu Braun should be extra careful this week
	12:36pm Dean: Oh, shit. Peter Brotzmann.
	12:36pm Gaylord Fields: @Dean: Yes, there"s no actual punk on Chipmunk Punk, but I think the title is a reference to how Theodore survived his time in the joint.
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: hah!
	12:37pm MONEYBAG$: I think Jandek took a solo at the beginning of this song
	12:37pm Okasa: via Tommy Johnson's wiki page: "In 1928, he made his first recordings for Victor Records. The recordings included 'Canned Heat Blues', in which he sang of drinking methanol from Sterno."
	12:38pm fred: re: Boulez, the boss has been giving interviews just in front of my office for part of the afternoon. Of course, I'm wearing a very appropriate IBJ clown T-shirt
	12:39pm Okasa: Also from Tommy Johnson's wiki page: "after 1929, he did not record again, mistakenly believing that he had signed away his right to record."
	12:40pm Gaylord Fields: @Okasa: Also, it was Tommy Johnson who legendarily made the deal with the devil at the crossroads, and that bit of lore somehow later got transferred to Robert Johnson.
	12:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: In other, unrelated, news, the shower head at the gym here has half the nozzle holes plugged. It's like showering under a fire hose. I need to avoid stall #3!
	12:41pm Dean: I remember thinking a year or so ago that Boulez was running out of time. Still, it's hard to take.
	12:41pm Brian in UK: @Okasa might be similar to some distant tribes that believe if your take their photograph a part of their soul is taken away.
	12:42pm Gaylord Fields: Similarly, "There's a sucker born every minute" was said ABOUT P.T. Barnum, and not BY him, w/r/t the Cardiff Giant hoax.
	12:43pm Amanda: Jealous of your fire hose experience, @Ken. I am very anti the ecological lo-flow toilets and shower heads that are everywhere now. You end up using MORE water. There was a whole King of the Hill episode dedicated to this so I know I'm right.
	12:44pm Okasa: I am not a blues expert, so all I can do it past snippets from wikipedia. But re him not recording after 1929: "Some suggest he had been intentionally given this misimpression by some people at Paramount Records."
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Have you seen the video for the Jack Wilde version of the Pushbike Song?
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: I can't find it anymore.
	12:52pm KP: Wow. The Byrds' live! THis is a Happy New Year already.
	12:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah Volume up...
	12:53pm Amanda: @Uncle Michael, no I haven't! That is intriguing. I love the Pushbike Song so much. Related: What is a Pushbike
	12:53pm KP: Clarence!
	12:53pm Brian in UK: I was never a big fan of Bob Johnson's production work on Dr Byrds. You can really appreciate Clarence here.
	12:56pm Brian in UK: Chip Taylor rules.
	12:56pm Gaylord Fields: @Brian in UK: Perhaps you wish that Bob Johnson would have sold his soul to Satan for some Talent Helper.
	12:57pm P-90: Ouch, now Pierre Boulez. These guys are all checking out too soon. Kurt Masur just left us on December 19th. I got my fingers crossed that Betty White and Abe Vigoda will both see us through 2016 and beyond.
	12:58pm Gaylord Fields: Chip Taylor basically rewrites one song over and over again (Wild Thing/Anyway That You Want Me/Angel of the Morning) — but it's such a gooood song, it can stand the variations.
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: Amanda, I found this one but not the video I remember: www.youtube.com...
	1:07pm P-90: "Pushbike" is just an old-fashioned British word for bicycle, btw
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: It's just an old Brit term for what we call a bicycle.
	1:07pm KP: Push bike is a no pedals one for little kids. they are pushed along by adult, presumably
	1:08pm Jeff Golick: The Exploding Hearts sound just like this Fast Cars tune. It's uncanny.
	1:08pm Brian in UK: Pushbike is a redundant term overhere now. A bicycle.
	1:09pm P-90: Actually, I believe the "push" part just refers to being operated by "pushing" pedals, rather than by a motor. I believe.
	1:11pm Brian in UK: @Gaylord know what you mean about Chip. Saw him last year with his old pal John Platania. Lovely fella, writing some sad ones these days. He got together for one gig with the remaining Troggs.
	1:12pm northguineahills: Original bicycles had no pedals, and you used your feet to push yourselves around. This would have been in the early-mid 19th century.
	1:12pm Jeff Golick: This Dorothy is fantastic.
	1:14pm Amanda: This song wins the contest of which song looks best when you imagine the bear is playing it.
	1:17pm Gaylord Fields: The vocals on the Mohawks 45 are so obviously saying "Tramp!" It's a wonder that this naming subterfuge worked. But if Lowell Fulsom/Fulson didn't complain, why should I?
	1:18pm cable cord cutter: I saw one with "Steam Engine" -- Has Antenna TV been airing many episodes of The Monkees where CBS swapped newer tracks in during their Saturday afternoon reruns, 1969-70, such as "Looking for the Good Times" and "Midnight Train"? http://psychobabble200.blogspot.com/2015/11/the-monkees-alternate-song-track-guide.html BTW: love a low flow setting on my Peerless handheld showerhead
	1:21pm northguineahills: The last season isn't actually that bad for the last 10+ seasons.
	1:28pm Jeff Golick: I'm glad you are discussing this ep, Amanda.
	1:29pm steve: holey moley i LOVED that Garfield book as a kid!!!
	1:30pm steve: whoa i wanna find a copy of it now
	1:30pm steve: you just blew my mind
	1:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: I remember this episode, but I must've been distracted that evening. Some of this info feels new to me.
	1:34pm listener james from westwood: Thanks for taking a peek into the recent seasons! I don't have digital TV or cable, so I can only see these more recent (after say 2005ish or so) when I see them at my dad's.
	1:34pm Amanda: Ah, much obliged you guys. I'm relieved that you liked today's Simpsons Time!. @steve -- I know, I had forgotten that Garfield book entirely until seeing this episode!
	1:34pm northguineahills: I had that Garfield book as a kid too. My parents probably still have it as my father liked Garfield.
	1:35pm Ike: Wait, just Simpsons and Project Runway? For comedies, you should also consider checking out Catastrophe, Master of None, and perhaps (despite the horrendous title) Scrotal Recall, plus others. And watch Terriers if you've never seen it.
	1:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...she's only three & taking LSD la la la...
	1:37pm Ike: Oh, and Bojack Horseman is amazing though it takes a few episodes for the jokes to really spin up.
	1:37pm steve: hmm ive been meaning to watch Bojack Horseman for a while now
	1:40pm Jeff Golick: Greatest day ever.
	1:41pm Mark R.: Back when Tull was a quasi-blues band.
	1:41pm Jeff Golick: Cosign on Bojack Horseman. Love it. Now giving Rick and Morty a spin, too.
	1:42pm Jeff Golick: My favorite show on TV right now is probably Bob's Burgers. (Not that you asked.)
	1:43pm Roberto: TULLLLLLL
	1:46pm MONEYBAG$: As a youngster I randomly heard Meredith Monk on the radio and it was the weirdest thing ever. 25 years later it's still up there.
	1:47pm P-90: Also didn't know that Wayne Rogers from MAS*H passed away. Loving this performance though.
	1:47pm Amanda: You can imagine the bear singing this one too, and it works out pretty well.
	1:48pm Gaylord Fields: Hey, Amanda — let's start a group called The Meredith Monkees!
	1:48pm Mark R.: I could picture the bear singing pretty much anything.
	1:48pm Ike: Oops I forgot Bob's Burgers! That's excellent too. First 4 seasons are on Netflix (USA). It gets really good around ep. 5 or 6 of season 1.
	1:48pm Amanda: Gaylord -- that is going to be the best band!!!!!
	1:49pm MONEYBAG$: This got me thinking: there isn't a big jump between Yoko Ono and the Chipmunks
	1:49pm Gaylord Fields: Right, Amanda? I can just hear it now!
	1:50pm Mark R.: The Chipmunks are a little more melodic, I think.
	1:51pm KP: Nice Nick cover
	1:52pm P-90: Big thumbs up for "The Meredith Monkees"!
	1:52pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the music, Amanda.
	1:53pm Amanda: @cable cord cutter -- I have been so excited to see the Monkees on Antenna, but sadly I am never home at the hour when they show 'em! Still, "That Girl" on Decades is a boon...
	1:55pm KevinfromBayRidge: Happy Newish Year everyone. Now , a second Monk for me to cherish! Gureat start to '16, young lady.
	1:55pm KP: Ordered, Garth Dickson "Nicked Drakes." Thanks, Amanda
	1:56pm listener james from westwood: Thanks a ton, Amanda! Now somebody get that bear some hot chocolate!
	1:56pm Mark R.: Does anyone remember the "Family Guy" spoof of the "That Girl" opening that ran a few years back?
	1:56pm Hackensack Slim: Canned Heat, Sister.
	1:57pm P-90: Thanks, Amanda! Have a great week. Can't wait for your review/commentary on the Dolenz/Noone summit...
	1:57pm Hackensack Slim: Happy New Year, BTW
	1:58pm Jeff Golick: Jeff the Brotherhood. HNY, Amanda, and thanks for the musique!
	2:00pm Amanda: I had a blast today! Thanks to all of you fine ladies and gentlemen for tuning in!!! xo, A
	2:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bye, Amanda. Have a great new year!
	8:36am to your 1st song Wikipedia says:: Record collectors regard most Cricket Records as "junk."
	8:49am 6-time Micky Dolenz free concert-goer: "J.U.N.K. Washburn" was likely devised as easy for non-musicians to play. I roll my eyes and shake my fist at Micky's persistence to push this un-Monkees dud every show. (Your 1st song was fun, however.)

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from January 6, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
Cricketone Chorus and Orchestra	The Little Dutch Girl		Cricket		7"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Sunny South Kensington "Sunny South Kensington" by "Donovan"		Epic	1966	7"		0:03:26 (Pop-up)
Savoy Motel	Hot One "Hot One" by "Savoy Motel"		Official Memorabilia		7"	*	0:07:15 (Pop-up)
Mulatu Astatke	Yègellé Tezeta "Yègellé Tezeta" by "Mulatu Astatke"	Broken Flowers (sndtrk)	Decca	2005	CD		0:11:19 (Pop-up)
Alvin and the Chipmunks	Let's Go "Let's Go" by "Alvin and the Chipmunks"	Chipmunk Punk	Excelsior	1980	LP		0:14:45 (Pop-up)
Robin McNamara	Lay a Little Lovin' On Me		Steed	1970	7"		0:18:07 (Pop-up)
The Temptations	Cloud Nine "Cloud Nine" by "The Temptations"	Best Of vol. 1	Motown	orig 1969	CD		0:21:18 (Pop-up)
Mountain Goats	Grendel's Mother "Grendel's Mother" by "Mountain Goats"	Zopilote Machine	3 Beads of Sweat	orig 1994	CD		0:24:45 (Pop-up)
The Lovin' Spoonful	On the Road Again		Kama Sutra	1965	7"		0:26:48 (Pop-up)

Barbie	Fly, Children, Fly "Fly, Children, Fly" by "Barbie"		Mattel	1970	7"		0:36:10 (Pop-up)
Alive 'N' Kickin'	Kentucky Fire "Kentucky Fire" by "Alive 'N' Kickin'"		Roulette	1970	LP		0:38:16 (Pop-up)
The Mixtures	Pushbike Song "Pushbike Song" by "The Mixtures"		Sire	1970	7"		0:42:55 (Pop-up)
Soeur Sourire (The Singing Nun)	Tous Les Chemins	The Singing Nun	Philips	1963	LP		0:45:43 (Pop-up)
Lynne Randell	Stranger in My Arms	Come and See Me: Dream Babes and Rock Chicks from Down Under	Rpm	orig 60s	CD	*	0:48:09 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	This Wheel's On Fire "This Wheel's On Fire" by "The Byrds"	Live at the Fillmore February 1969	Sony Legacy		CD		0:51:05 (Pop-up)
The Kitchen Cinq	I Can't Let Go "I Can't Let Go" by "The Kitchen Cinq"	When the Rainbow Disappears: An Anthology 1965-68	Light in the Attic		CD		0:54:44 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	D.W. Washburn "D.W. Washburn" by "The Monkees"		Colgems	1968	7"		0:57:07 (Pop-up)

Fast Cars	Kids Just Wanna Dance "Kids Just Wanna Dance" by "Fast Cars"	Greater Manchester Punk 1977-81 (V/A)	Vinyl Revival		CD	*	1:07:06 (Pop-up)
Dorothy	Softness "Softness" by "Dorothy"	[Cease and Desist] DIY! Cult Classics from the Post-Punk Era (1978-1982) (V/A)	Optimo		LP	*	1:09:56 (Pop-up)
The Mohawks	The Champ "The Champ" by "The Mohawks"		Pama	1968	7"		1:13:03 (Pop-up)
The Miniature Men	Bool-Ya-Base "Bool-Ya-Base" by "The Miniature Men"		Dolton	1962	7"		1:15:50 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Time!	ep 583: Barthood (writer: Greaney)	s27					1:19:52 (Pop-up)
Jose Feliciano	Younger Generation						1:32:42 (Pop-up)

Jethro Tull	A Song For Jeffrey "A Song For Jeffrey" by "Jethro Tull"	This Was	Reprise	1968	LP		1:39:57 (Pop-up)
Meredith Monk	View 2 "View 2" by "Meredith Monk"	Turtle Dreams	ECM	1983	LP		1:43:08 (Pop-up)
Gareth Dickson	Fly "Fly" by "Gareth Dickson"	Nicked Drake--Wraiths	Scissor Tail		CD	*	1:49:03 (Pop-up)
Rosemary Clooney	Young At Heart "Young At Heart" by "Rosemary Clooney"	The Essence of Rosemary Clooney	Columbia Legacy	1958	CD		1:52:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:28am Mark R.: Where is it snowing?!
	11:58am Dominick: The real Billy Bob Brockali
	12:01pm Artie Haywire: So folk that I can hardly bear it.
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Happy Wednesday, humans and bruins alike!
	12:01pm Dean: What a coincidence! I'm also a pretty little Dutch girl.
	12:02pm P-90: A very Happy 2016, Amanda and friends!
	12:03pm MONEYBAG$: Someone was paid an hourly wage to write this
	12:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's so nice when air guitar and bear guitar can come together like that, isn't it?
	12:04pm Amanda: Hey, that's right -- my first 2016 show! Let's make it a grrrrrrrr8 one. Welcome, all!
	12:05pm doctorjazz: Hi all! Is Donavan the new Dylan?
	12:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...muh strings er ♫ vibratin' ...I'm ♫ thinkin' uh hybernatin' ...this whole snackless ♫ standoff is too damn frustratin' ...& ya tell me - over&over&over ♫ again - ya tell me - ♫ we're not on the Comments Discussin'...
	12:07pm Amanda: Well interpreted, RevRabbit! Even better considering bears and rabbits are natural enemies.
	12:07pm Gaylord Fields: Beary McGrrrrrire!
	12:09pm Amanda: Eve of Hibernation?
	12:11pm KP: Sweet 2016, Amanda!
	12:12pm Brian in UK: Happy New Year Amanda and folks. That is the cameraman's geetar. Where is he?
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: I've never seen his show, so I'm just gonna assume this is Bear Grylls?
	12:16pm Amanda: Oh boy, when you see his show you're going to be very disappointed.
	12:16pm Okasa: Happy New Year. This reminds me that one time I saw the Country Bear Jamboree at Tokyo Disneyland. The bears sang in English but spoke in Japanese.
	12:17pm Brian in UK: BG is head of the Boy Scouts over here. Dib dib.
	12:18pm Brian in UK: Are there super packaged reissues of the Chipmunks in Japan?
	12:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: Aw, gee. I just saw that Robert Stigwood has passed away. He worked with the Bee Gees back in the 70s.
	12:19pm Dean: He was the RS in RSO Records.
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: Very few people know that the "O" was Ozzy.
	12:22pm Brian in UK: Thought it was Overcharges.
	12:22pm Dean: Which explains why Black Sabbath almost reunited as the Bee Esses.
	12:23pm listener james from westwood: Shit, 2016 is just laying folks down like ripe wheat.
	12:23pm MONEYBAG$: Barry Gibb wrote Crazy Train
	12:23pm Brian in UK: Amanda's front page reminds me that Stigwood was reponsible for that wonderful Sgt Pepper film.
	12:24pm Mark R.: I won't speak ill of the dead, but...you can if you want.
	12:25pm Gaylord Fields: RIP also Paul Bley & Pierre Boulez
	12:25pm Jeff Golick: I'm going to imagine quotation marks around that "wonderful," Brian in UK.
	12:25pm MONEYBAG$: Just watched Magical Mystery Tour the other day...to be fair, Sgt. Pepper was easier to follow
	12:27pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:27pm Okasa: Pierre Boulez?! Sad news…
	12:28pm Mark R.: My stream is sounding a little crappy--kind of fuzzy and stuff.
	12:29pm Amanda: It's just the records!
	12:29pm Mark R.: I'm pretty sure it's not my computer--music from other sources sounds fine--just thought I'd mention it.
	12:30pm Dean: Is Pierce Brosnan next?
	12:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Spoonful channeling their inner CannedHeat... I'm sure that like any of Rawk's Great Biznessmen - you could pile up the pros & cons of R.Stigwood's dealings - but Rawk needs those guys. Who else is gonna Manage things - a buncha Musicians ??...
	12:30pm Brian in UK: Was it only last year since Mr Nesmith.
	12:33pm Brian in UK: Can I direct you to this tome. So difficult to write a history of pop since the begining but it is a valiant attempt. Recommended. serpentstail.com...
	12:33pm Dean: The Cars punk? Now I've heard everything.
	12:35pm fred: @Dean: Pat Byrne, Paul Bruno and Pseu Braun should be extra careful this week
	12:36pm Dean: Oh, shit. Peter Brotzmann.
	12:36pm Gaylord Fields: @Dean: Yes, there"s no actual punk on Chipmunk Punk, but I think the title is a reference to how Theodore survived his time in the joint.
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: hah!
	12:37pm MONEYBAG$: I think Jandek took a solo at the beginning of this song
	12:37pm Okasa: via Tommy Johnson's wiki page: "In 1928, he made his first recordings for Victor Records. The recordings included 'Canned Heat Blues', in which he sang of drinking methanol from Sterno."
	12:38pm fred: re: Boulez, the boss has been giving interviews just in front of my office for part of the afternoon. Of course, I'm wearing a very appropriate IBJ clown T-shirt
	12:39pm Okasa: Also from Tommy Johnson's wiki page: "after 1929, he did not record again, mistakenly believing that he had signed away his right to record."
	12:40pm Gaylord Fields: @Okasa: Also, it was Tommy Johnson who legendarily made the deal with the devil at the crossroads, and that bit of lore somehow later got transferred to Robert Johnson.
	12:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: In other, unrelated, news, the shower head at the gym here has half the nozzle holes plugged. It's like showering under a fire hose. I need to avoid stall #3!
	12:41pm Dean: I remember thinking a year or so ago that Boulez was running out of time. Still, it's hard to take.
	12:41pm Brian in UK: @Okasa might be similar to some distant tribes that believe if your take their photograph a part of their soul is taken away.
	12:42pm Gaylord Fields: Similarly, "There's a sucker born every minute" was said ABOUT P.T. Barnum, and not BY him, w/r/t the Cardiff Giant hoax.
	12:43pm Amanda: Jealous of your fire hose experience, @Ken. I am very anti the ecological lo-flow toilets and shower heads that are everywhere now. You end up using MORE water. There was a whole King of the Hill episode dedicated to this so I know I'm right.
	12:44pm Okasa: I am not a blues expert, so all I can do it past snippets from wikipedia. But re him not recording after 1929: "Some suggest he had been intentionally given this misimpression by some people at Paramount Records."
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Have you seen the video for the Jack Wilde version of the Pushbike Song?
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: I can't find it anymore.
	12:52pm KP: Wow. The Byrds' live! THis is a Happy New Year already.
	12:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah Volume up...
	12:53pm Amanda: @Uncle Michael, no I haven't! That is intriguing. I love the Pushbike Song so much. Related: What is a Pushbike
	12:53pm KP: Clarence!
	12:53pm Brian in UK: I was never a big fan of Bob Johnson's production work on Dr Byrds. You can really appreciate Clarence here.
	12:56pm Brian in UK: Chip Taylor rules.
	12:56pm Gaylord Fields: @Brian in UK: Perhaps you wish that Bob Johnson would have sold his soul to Satan for some Talent Helper.
	12:57pm P-90: Ouch, now Pierre Boulez. These guys are all checking out too soon. Kurt Masur just left us on December 19th. I got my fingers crossed that Betty White and Abe Vigoda will both see us through 2016 and beyond.
	12:58pm Gaylord Fields: Chip Taylor basically rewrites one song over and over again (Wild Thing/Anyway That You Want Me/Angel of the Morning) — but it's such a gooood song, it can stand the variations.
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: Amanda, I found this one but not the video I remember: www.youtube.com...
	1:07pm P-90: "Pushbike" is just an old-fashioned British word for bicycle, btw
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: It's just an old Brit term for what we call a bicycle.
	1:07pm KP: Push bike is a no pedals one for little kids. they are pushed along by adult, presumably
	1:08pm Jeff Golick: The Exploding Hearts sound just like this Fast Cars tune. It's uncanny.
	1:08pm Brian in UK: Pushbike is a redundant term overhere now. A bicycle.
	1:09pm P-90: Actually, I believe the "push" part just refers to being operated by "pushing" pedals, rather than by a motor. I believe.
	1:11pm Brian in UK: @Gaylord know what you mean about Chip. Saw him last year with his old pal John Platania. Lovely fella, writing some sad ones these days. He got together for one gig with the remaining Troggs.
	1:12pm northguineahills: Original bicycles had no pedals, and you used your feet to push yourselves around. This would have been in the early-mid 19th century.
	1:12pm Jeff Golick: This Dorothy is fantastic.
	1:14pm Amanda: This song wins the contest of which song looks best when you imagine the bear is playing it.
	1:17pm Gaylord Fields: The vocals on the Mohawks 45 are so obviously saying "Tramp!" It's a wonder that this naming subterfuge worked. But if Lowell Fulsom/Fulson didn't complain, why should I?
	1:18pm cable cord cutter: I saw one with "Steam Engine" -- Has Antenna TV been airing many episodes of The Monkees where CBS swapped newer tracks in during their Saturday afternoon reruns, 1969-70, such as "Looking for the Good Times" and "Midnight Train"? http://psychobabble200.blogspot.com/2015/11/the-monkees-alternate-song-track-guide.html BTW: love a low flow setting on my Peerless handheld showerhead
	1:21pm northguineahills: The last season isn't actually that bad for the last 10+ seasons.
	1:28pm Jeff Golick: I'm glad you are discussing this ep, Amanda.
	1:29pm steve: holey moley i LOVED that Garfield book as a kid!!!
	1:30pm steve: whoa i wanna find a copy of it now
	1:30pm steve: you just blew my mind
	1:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: I remember this episode, but I must've been distracted that evening. Some of this info feels new to me.
	1:34pm listener james from westwood: Thanks for taking a peek into the recent seasons! I don't have digital TV or cable, so I can only see these more recent (after say 2005ish or so) when I see them at my dad's.
	1:34pm Amanda: Ah, much obliged you guys. I'm relieved that you liked today's Simpsons Time!. @steve -- I know, I had forgotten that Garfield book entirely until seeing this episode!
	1:34pm northguineahills: I had that Garfield book as a kid too. My parents probably still have it as my father liked Garfield.
	1:35pm Ike: Wait, just Simpsons and Project Runway? For comedies, you should also consider checking out Catastrophe, Master of None, and perhaps (despite the horrendous title) Scrotal Recall, plus others. And watch Terriers if you've never seen it.
	1:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...she's only three & taking LSD la la la...
	1:37pm Ike: Oh, and Bojack Horseman is amazing though it takes a few episodes for the jokes to really spin up.
	1:37pm steve: hmm ive been meaning to watch Bojack Horseman for a while now
	1:40pm Jeff Golick: Greatest day ever.
	1:41pm Mark R.: Back when Tull was a quasi-blues band.
	1:41pm Jeff Golick: Cosign on Bojack Horseman. Love it. Now giving Rick and Morty a spin, too.
	1:42pm Jeff Golick: My favorite show on TV right now is probably Bob's Burgers. (Not that you asked.)
	1:43pm Roberto: TULLLLLLL
	1:46pm MONEYBAG$: As a youngster I randomly heard Meredith Monk on the radio and it was the weirdest thing ever. 25 years later it's still up there.
	1:47pm P-90: Also didn't know that Wayne Rogers from MAS*H passed away. Loving this performance though.
	1:47pm Amanda: You can imagine the bear singing this one too, and it works out pretty well.
	1:48pm Gaylord Fields: Hey, Amanda — let's start a group called The Meredith Monkees!
	1:48pm Mark R.: I could picture the bear singing pretty much anything.
	1:48pm Ike: Oops I forgot Bob's Burgers! That's excellent too. First 4 seasons are on Netflix (USA). It gets really good around ep. 5 or 6 of season 1.
	1:48pm Amanda: Gaylord -- that is going to be the best band!!!!!
	1:49pm MONEYBAG$: This got me thinking: there isn't a big jump between Yoko Ono and the Chipmunks
	1:49pm Gaylord Fields: Right, Amanda? I can just hear it now!
	1:50pm Mark R.: The Chipmunks are a little more melodic, I think.
	1:51pm KP: Nice Nick cover
	1:52pm P-90: Big thumbs up for "The Meredith Monkees"!
	1:52pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the music, Amanda.
	1:53pm Amanda: @cable cord cutter -- I have been so excited to see the Monkees on Antenna, but sadly I am never home at the hour when they show 'em! Still, "That Girl" on Decades is a boon...
	1:55pm KevinfromBayRidge: Happy Newish Year everyone. Now , a second Monk for me to cherish! Gureat start to '16, young lady.
	1:55pm KP: Ordered, Garth Dickson "Nicked Drakes." Thanks, Amanda
	1:56pm listener james from westwood: Thanks a ton, Amanda! Now somebody get that bear some hot chocolate!
	1:56pm Mark R.: Does anyone remember the "Family Guy" spoof of the "That Girl" opening that ran a few years back?
	1:56pm Hackensack Slim: Canned Heat, Sister.
	1:57pm P-90: Thanks, Amanda! Have a great week. Can't wait for your review/commentary on the Dolenz/Noone summit...
	1:57pm Hackensack Slim: Happy New Year, BTW
	1:58pm Jeff Golick: Jeff the Brotherhood. HNY, Amanda, and thanks for the musique!
	2:00pm Amanda: I had a blast today! Thanks to all of you fine ladies and gentlemen for tuning in!!! xo, A
	2:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bye, Amanda. Have a great new year!
	8:36am to your 1st song Wikipedia says:: Record collectors regard most Cricket Records as "junk."
	8:49am 6-time Micky Dolenz free concert-goer: "J.U.N.K. Washburn" was likely devised as easy for non-musicians to play. I roll my eyes and shake my fist at Micky's persistence to push this un-Monkees dud every show. (Your 1st song was fun, however.)

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