WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from January 29, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: "You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike."
	12:02pm doctorjazz: Time to Hink and Dink.
	12:02pm ndbob: afternoon UM and everyone!
	12:02pm chromaphone: www.guinnessworldrecords.com...
	12:03pm listener james from westwood: What's up, UM and other inka-doos?
	12:04pm melinda: hi folks!
	12:04pm Dean: Seems to me "this" could be the start of, say, "thistle," but not of "something big."
	12:05pm Lane Gray: What timing. Blossom started doing her Del Reeves impression just as I entered West Virginia
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: JAMES! DOC! BOB! CHROMAPHONE! MELINDA! DEAN! LANE!
	12:05pm Mike East: UNCLE MICHAEL!
	12:06pm Webhamster Henry: I can just hear "Up With People" all over this!
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: MIKE! HENRY!
	12:07pm Pedro G.: Hello Uncle Michael. Do you have snow in Kansas?
	12:08pm 67tele: hi everyone- something about this song seems like it shoulda been a lennon number...
	12:08pm Charlie: One of my fave PMcC songs.
	12:08pm Dean: I was just thinking how it makes sense that it's the same guy who did "Why Don't We Do It in the Road."
	🛒 12:08pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Missed you last week because I was in Hawaii and you were too early for me. Good morning.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: PEDRO! TELE! CHAZ!
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: LIZZIE! It's never too early for me!
	12:10pm doctorjazz: Yup, can hear the "Why Don't We Do It In The Road" guitar and feel, without the blues parody...
	12:10pm coelacanth: hi Uncle and dinkies; hinkies; other Lovers
	12:10pm Mike East: @67Tele - gotta be that slap back delay on the vocals. guitar riff similar to the Cold Turkey riff, too
	12:11pm coelacanth: what a Great great GREAT McCartney song!
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: COELACANTH!
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: I hope all of you are in the pink, in the chips and in the mood.
	12:13pm Roberto: ROBERTO!
	12:13pm Parq: Was trying to think of the best FMU to post this on, and I think it's this one. You know those DIY dance tracks where someone loops a clip from a movie or news event? "They're taking the hobbits to Isengard" -- "Hide ya wife, hide ya kids" -- that kinda thing? The mighty TV Tropes has assembled all of them -- all of them -- onto one page. Prepare to waste the rest of your day. tvtropes.org...
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Roberto? PARQ!
	12:15pm Roberto: Howdy Muncle Ichael.
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: ROBERTO! Hey, you honor me, Parq. Thank you.
	12:15pm Dean: I'm in the mood for pink chips. That assortment is scary, @Parq.
	12:16pm doctorjazz: Loving this old R n B!
	12:18pm Parq: Listening to Merchan and thinking "Yeah, that would really suck."
	12:18pm holland oats: best spiel in music history imho
	12:19pm Uncle Michael: H.O.!
	12:19pm BEAVO: I want to hear pt 2
	12:20pm holland oats: with you as always dear uncle
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: BEAVO!
	12:21pm Dean: He might be a little too squeaky clean for some folks' taste, but I love the Benny Goodman of our day, Ken Peplowski.
	12:22pm BEAVO: Great show, love him but Bryce was getting a bit out there.
	12:22pm Dean: Sounds like Hollywood's Musso & Frank Grill.
	12:23pm Lizardner Dave: I think I've been to the hotel in the .gif
	12:24pm 67tele: @East, you're right that's what it is
	12:24pm BEAVO: Ok, thought maybe pt 2 was his adventures in prison.
	12:24pm Parq: Wait, the Ray Charles singers weren't that Ray Charles? I've been hearing them for half a century and I didn't know that either!
	12:24pm drr: I rarely hear the show live....I was listening to last week's entry and remembered to tune in.
	12:25pm BEAVO: "The" Ray had the Rayletts
	12:26pm Uncle Michael: DAVE! DRR!
	12:27pm Dean: Probably not the Flamin' Groovies backing the Ashes here...
	12:27pm doctorjazz: @Dean, really like Ken Peplowski on the clarinet as well...he's kinda interesting, in that I don't find him as compelling on tenor (not that he's bad, mind you, but there is more of "him" in the clarinet).
	12:27pm Doug Schulkind: Nice one! (Like all but even nicer.)
	12:29pm Charlie: Sweet song there (the Ashes).
	12:30pm BEAVO: RIP Paul Kantner.
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: DOUG!
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: January has been brutal on musicians.
	12:31pm Dean: @doctorjazz, I agree. The clarinet playing surpasses the tenor. He has some lovely records on Japan's little Venus Records, e.g., http://www.discogs.com/Ken-Peplowski-Quartet-Memories-Of-You/release/4379555 Worth hunting down.
	12:32pm BEAVO: And Dick Cheney continues to take up space.
	12:33pm BEAVO: Big boys don't cry
	12:33pm listener james from westwood: Dug the Sherbet; not sure I've heard much of their stuff. And of course hells yes to 10cc!
	12:35pm Alex In Illinois: Which came first, this or Music for Airports?
	12:36pm Charlie: almost played another song from this album on my show yesterday.
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: This came first.
	12:36pm Alex In Illinois: Was there any other song or piece of music that sounded like this (I'm Not In Love) before this came out?
	12:36pm coelacanth: when this came out, i could not figure out why i liked it enough to buy the 45.
	12:37pm Dean: "Pillow Talk"?
	12:37pm Charlie: Music for Airports was three or four years later.
	12:38pm coelacanth: this came before music for airports, but (no pussyfooting) came before this.
	12:38pm Dean: Eno should have started with a Music for Helipads.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: Astonishing "I'm Not In Love" making of... www.youtube.com...
	12:39pm doctorjazz: Thanks for the link, @Dean, I'll check it out (always looking for a way to keep the money from taking up space at the bank for too long).
	12:40pm Alex In Illinois: Was it done using one of those keyboards that had tapes in it? A Mellotron with tapes of human voices going "AH"? Wait! I know of a piece of music like it that came out before it. Soundtrack to 2001 A Space Oddessy! THe music for the monolith.
	12:41pm Wilson K: 20ccs now!
	12:41pm Dean: Ligeti. Not sure 10cc ever h/t'd him, but yeah.
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: It was WAY more complicated than a melatron.
	🛒 12:42pm Brian in UK: Hello Uncle @BEAVO Well he is an UNKNOWN UNKNOWN.
	12:42pm chromaphone: This was my favorite song in the world when it was a hit.
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: ALEX! WILSON! BRIAN!
	12:43pm Alex In Illinois: Uncle Michael. I was typing before I saw your video link. I'll watch that sometime.
	🛒 12:43pm Brian in UK: Is this the Deceptive Bends of the picture.
	12:43pm Schnormal: 10cc reminds me of riding the bus to summer camp
	12:44pm coelacanth: the music for the monolith was also a complicated affair. 3 sound put together,if i remember correctly...one of which was an elephant!
	12:44pm Charlie: I read a great article on the making of I'm Not in Love in one of the geeky studio mags -- Mix, maybe. I think it's online, but don't have time to look for the link right now.
	12:44pm Wilson K: 10cc reminds me of seeing 10cc a few years ago. Almost a totally different band. We were the youngest people there. Some church on the upper west. I smoked a joint in the bathroom. It ruled.
	🛒 12:47pm Brian in UK: I am sure that it has been said before but the begining sounds like they nicked it from 'She's Gone' by Hall & Oats.
	12:48pm Schnormal: @Wilson That sounds fantastic
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: SCHNORMAL! (it really does)
	12:52pm Mike East: just takes one fucking asshole to fuck up your day, and I just had a conversation with him.
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: It wasn't me!
	12:53pm Wilson K: Yeah they were old and their teeth were very white and there was a different lead guitarist (who also played percussion) but the organist was their longtime touring organist and they ripped it.
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: Stick with HDT, Mike.
	12:55pm Parq: Mike, Mrs. Parq had that one yesterday. It comes into every life once in a while.
	12:55pm Wilson K: Man you know the show's good when a coworker invites you out for a Friday beer and you kinda just wanna stay and listen. There's an archive in my future.
	12:55pm Mike East: cranking it up now, sir.
	12:56pm Schnormal: Hi Uncle Michael! Love your show :)
	12:56pm 67tele: a gay lad whose heart is free
	12:56pm Charlie: Early Duke = one of the best things about being alive on this planet.
	12:56pm listener james from westwood: Sorry to hear it, Mike East. Don't let the shits drag you down.
	12:57pm Uncle Michael: You people are the best listeners a poor DJ could ever wish for.
	12:57pm doctorjazz: Great 20's Duke (love the Steely Dan version as well)
	12:58pm annie: i had to stop all my work to come here and favorite the last tune.. and i just saw another announcement for josef lateef.... this has been a kick-ass show..i'm tryin' to get work done.. a wealth of blessings i have
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: ANNIE!
	1:01pm Rich in Washington: I remember seeing Eugene Chadbourne covering this song in the 80s.
	1:01pm Roberto: Us New Yerkers don't take too kindly to this here kinda talk.
	1:02pm Lane Gray: Excellent show so far. Second time this week I've heard this Buck
	1:02pm Rich in Washington: Great to hear the word 'bummer' in a country song.
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: RICH! LANE! That's weird, Lane.
	1:04pm doctorjazz: Fabulous set, UM!
	1:04pm annie: Unkie!!!... and i have to leave soon to get some shopping done... my only ride today.. .. oh, the humanities!
	1:04pm Uncle Michael: It's not the heat...it's the humanity.
	1:04pm Listener Robert: I'm hearing "Love Stinks" & "Sweet Jane" in that Dracula tune.
	1:04pm annie: i'm sure buck was a stoner
	1:05pm Roberto: Buck might have felt differently if he'd gotten a beach house in the Hamptons for quick getaways.
	1:06pm Parq: Much as I dig Buck's tunes, my invariable reaction to that kind of posturing is "Good, we don't want you either."
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: let's not be defensive!
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: ROBERT! I heard 'em too.
	1:08pm Rich in Washington: I've developed this real soft spot for 60s/70s country lately. Lots of 45s to be had cheaply around here.
	1:09pm annie: BEER!!
	1:09pm listener james from westwood: Bottoms up!
	1:09pm Rich in Washington: my town used to have two local country radio stations and I'm still seeing tons of 'promo only' singles at area thrift stores, most of it 70s/80s country fodder but occasionally some real great sides.
	🛒 1:10pm Brian in UK: Uncle Drinking one now. Cheers.
	1:10pm βrian: "I spent my last $10 on birth control and beer."
	1:11pm Parq: Of all the things I hate about Giuliani, number one is his largely successful sale of the idea that the rest of America hating us was a bad thing and we had to change ourselves to be everything Middle America wants us to be.
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: Screw that guy!
	1:14pm βrian: Can we add Scott Walker to that list, please?
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: I love Scott Walker!
	1:16pm βrian: You and the Koch brothers.
	1:17pm Parq: UM, is your turntable off pitch? Elvis's voice sounds kinda high here.
	1:17pm 67tele: HAVE ONE FOR ME - AT LEAST GIVE US A BURP
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: Scott 4 is a desert island disk.
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: Parq, it might be the beer.
	1:19pm Dean: On a first reading, I thought the Giuliani Parq was referring to was the former conductor of the LA Philharmonic. Then I remembered that other guy.
	1:20pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Michael!
	1:20pm doctorjazz: Space is the Place! RA!!!!!!
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: GUIDO!
	1:21pm doctorjazz: A Sun Ra concert was really an experience.
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: I never had the good fortune.
	1:25pm βrian: I discovered that seeing Sun Ra, immediately following Dexter Gordon, is a cognitively jarring experience. But wow.
	1:26pm Parq: Dean, did the LA conductor also think that what New York needed was family-friendly entertainment and lots and lots and lots of chain stores? Because if he did, then he's on my shitlist, too.
	1:26pm doctorjazz: Used to play downtown Manhattan quite often, sometimes in punk clubs, sometimes jazz clubs, went from rags to dissonance to big band to parades, costumes, it was a trip.
	1:29pm coelacanth: i'm off to a land of no internet. Thanks Uncle Michael! see y'all.
	1:30pm Mike East: did anybody just hear them reference Santana? I may be making that up...i'm multitasking
	1:31pm Guido from Cologne: Sun Ra arkestra were real fun. Relatively often in Germany.
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: It's 1972...it's possible. Take care Coelacanth.
	1:34pm Lane Gray: If Curly Chalker played the B-3, it'd sound like this cat with Sun (or was Sun the keyboard? I don't remember)
	1:37pm doctorjazz: Sun Ra would bave been on the keyboard, he liked the electric piano and similar keyboards.
	1:38pm Rich in Washington: still recovering from last summer's carpocalypse, where my engine literally blew up and a few days later, the wife's car's transmission died.
	1:38pm Dean: @Parq, Not to my knowledge. I suspect his motto was more like, "Fuck families. Sit down, shut up, and listen again to this Beethoven."
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: Yikes.
	1:39pm Dean: Also, it was Giulini, not Giuliani. He was in LA a long time ago.
	1:40pm doctorjazz: What an interesting take on Ghost Riders...
	1:41pm Dean: Does she sing "One Is the Loneliest Number," too? It might profit from this treatment.
	1:42pm doctorjazz: :)
	1:43pm Lane Gray: Yma Sumac sings pop?
	1:43pm Uncle Michael: Excellent notion, Dean.
	1:44pm Lane Gray: I agree, Dean. Interesting take on it.
	1:46pm Dean: Carol Brady rawks.
	1:50pm Dean: Nobody but nobody knows squat about my secret place.
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: We now know what we don't know, though.
	1:53pm Dean: Or so you think, Rumsfeld.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: I know a known unknown when I see one.
	1:54pm doctorjazz: Those unknowable unknowables get you in trouble.
	1:54pm Dean: On the other hand, what you don't know can't hurt you.
	2:01pm Mike East: my wife and I have recently been talking about talking about the weather. If aliens are watching, they will think there is NOTHING more important than the weather cuz that's all anyone talks about. Its like a reflex...'I have nothing to say to you, but I can't stand the awkwardness of silence, so...how much snow do you think we'll get?'
	2:01pm Parq: I think we've found something more tedious to hear about than the weather. < ducks >
	2:01pm Rich in Washington: January is a bad month for O-rings.
	2:02pm Parq: Hah. Beat me to it.
	2:02pm Pedro G.: Bad O-rings led to the Challenger explosion 30 years ago yesterday.
	2:02pm Charlie: been listening, away from computer, but gotta run now. thanks for the sounds, UM!
	2:02pm Pedro G.: Late as usual.
	2:03pm Dean: The secret to good O-rings is first making sure the deep fryer is VERY hot.
	2:04pm Uncle Michael: See y6ou Charlie. PEDRO!
	2:04pm Lane Gray: Thirty years ago yesterday, a bad O-ring killed Christa Mccauliffe
	2:04pm Rich in Washington: Our old fridge was making a mess on the floor but as luck would have it, my sweety found a great black Frigidaire for really cheap from an occult bookstore that was closing. I love telling people that. Maybe it's a dimensional hell-portal?
	2:05pm Lewis: damn @Lane, that's cold...
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: LEWIS!
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: You'll never get the smell of newt eyes out of that thing, Rich.
	2:07pm Lewis: in and out today - I actually have to think without distraction at times today...
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: I'm so sorry.
	2:10pm Dominick: Made it!
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: DOMINICK!
	2:12pm Pedro G.: Weather and bad car parts are kinda dull but don't hold back if you want to discuss your state's governor.
	2:13pm Uncle Michael: I was about to go to "does this mole look funny to you?"
	2:15pm βrian: I missed Florence Henderson? Dear me.
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: It's archived!
	2:19pm chromaphone: funny that this is from 2013 :)
	2:20pm βrian: Heraclitus said, "No man ever steps in the same archive twice."
	2:20pm Parq: UM, I have a pal who would light up like Broadway if you asked him your mole question. He just loves to practice amateur medicine. In three minutes flat, he'd have you diagnosed, prescribe what you need, and tell you what kind of a specialist you should be seeing.
	2:21pm βrian: Molé?
	2:24pm Uncle Michael: Does this luncheon meat smell funny to you?
	2:26pm Dean: Funny strange or funny ha-ha?
	2:26pm Uncle Michael: Are there comic aromas?
	2:27pm Guido from Cologne: beautiful
	2:28pm Dean: I've always wanted to create a Silent But Deadly Mime Troupe.
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: Armed to the teeth? Murderschanz
	2:31pm Dominick: watermelons are pickles
	2:31pm Doug Schulkind: What's all this about osmosis and nose rings?
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: gezundheit
	2:32pm βrian: "Old socks with overtones of burnt onions." I find that funny. My wife, not so much.
	2:32pm Lane Gray: Tunein is running behind. Or the playlist is running ahead. Love those Mills cats
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: TuneIn is all about playing ketchup.
	2:35pm Lane Gray: Cab wrote a song about the Thermo King repair tech
	2:35pm Dean: Streamed this last night.
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: I got a cab-over Jimmy with a reefer on.
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Me too, Dean.
	2:38pm Lane Gray: The Pete had the reefer, the Jimmy was hauling logs
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: 10-4, Rubber Duck
	2:40pm Dean: Left work late last night, stopped off at the usual pizza joint w/ a decent beer selection. The cheesy TV was playing a really cool tractor pull tournament in ... Wheatland?, MO. Monster machines loaded with four engines. That's my idea of sports!
	2:41pm Dominick: Where's my starship? We were promised a starship.
	2:42pm listener james from westwood: I get easily drawn into those woodsports competitions, if only b/c they often involve chainsaws powered by what seem like Honda Civic engines.
	2:43pm Lane Gray: So glad American laws rendered cabovers obsolete (we don't have overall length limits, any length of tractor you want, 53 foot trailers)
	2:45pm Dean: Cabovers less comfortable to drive?
	2:46pm Uncle Michael: I give those triple trailer widowmakers a wide berth.
	2:48pm Mike East: SQUEEZE!
	2:48pm Lewis: SQUEEZE!
	2:48pm doctorjazz: 1+ SQUEEZE!
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: Lovin' the Squeeze love.
	2:49pm Lewis: ok that was weird - "Why is my post labeled Mike East?"
	2:50pm βrian: Synchronous squeezes.
	2:51pm doctorjazz: Taking my metal/punk head daughter to see Breaking Benjamin "Unplugged" Sunday night...question...is it still Metal if it's Unplugged? (stay tuned...)
	2:52pm annie: ok, i'm back, is it still a party?
	2:53pm Uncle Michael: It is. But I'm getting people's coats...
	2:53pm annie: damn...i'm hiding in the john
	2:53pm Lane Gray: It's only unplugged if they use mics.
	2:53pm βrian: Surely, you can squeeze a few more in, UM.
	2:54pm Lewis: is everybody fit to drive?
	2:54pm ndbob: nice one here - and excellent show UM!
	2:54pm βrian: I mean, Shirley.
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: better drive...too drunk to walk
	2:54pm annie: would you please throw a blanket and pillow in the tub?
	🛒 2:54pm Brian in UK: Airplane produced some vibrant music.
	2:56pm Lane Gray: Cabovers less comfortable and harder to work on. Short wheelbase makes them bouncy, and your feet are first to the scene of a wreck.
	2:56pm doctorjazz: Fun show, have a great weekend!
	🛒 2:56pm Brian in UK: Had to go to the kitchen got sidetracked by Rust Never Sleeps LOUD. Have a great weekend.
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone. Have a great week!
	2:57pm Dean: Makes sense. That aside, The Cabovers isn't a bad name for a band.
	2:58pm Lane Gray: Lawrence Kansas had a band called Big Ass Truck
	2:59pm Dean: I'd go to a Big Ass Truck show. Lawrence, KS, is also the home of Martin Logan loudspeakers.
	2:59pm Uncle Michael: chills
	3:01pm Lane Gray: Never heard of Martin Logan. What sort of speakers?
	3:02pm Dean: Electrostatics, including hybrids: panel on top, woofer below. Once upon a time, very nice gear. Now that they're heavy into "home theater," I'm not so sure.
	3:02pm Alex In Illinois: @Lane: So your feet end up being ahead of the front wheels, a lot like the older VW busses, right? In those, the feet were also first to the scene of the wreck.
	3:03pm Rich in Washington: @Dean: Cabover Pete would make a great solo musician name.
	3:04pm Rich in Washington: It hadn't occurred to me that I haven't seen a cabover semi around here in years. So, there was a law against them?
	3:05pm Lane Gray: My new Milkman amp has a Telonics 12 made by Eminence. For beefing up the lows I have a Sica 15 in a closed-back cab. Like the new neodymium speakers.
	3:06pm Alex In Illinois: @Rich in Washington: I think Lane was suggesting that maximum overall length limit laws gave cabovers an advantage, because they were shorter.
	3:07pm Rich in Washington: Thanks UM!
	3:07pm Lane Gray: We didn't outlaw cabovers, but we took away their advantage. We used to have overall length laws, and the only way to get a 53' trailer under 65' was a cabover.
	3:07pm Uncle Michael: Bye folks! Thank you.
	3:07pm doctorjazz: Martin Logan stuff is indeed fine gear.
	3:10pm Lane Gray: Since drivers hated driving them and mechanics hated working on them, people stopped ordering them. So they stopped making and importing them. Still big in Europe, though
	11:29pm SeanG: GREAT SHOW!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from January 29, 2016

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January 29, 2016: We're not lost, we're meant to be here.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ray Charles Singers	This Could Be The Start Of Something Big	Love Me... (Probe - 1964)	0:02:17 (Pop-up)
Paul McCartney & Wings	Let Me Roll It	single (b-side to Jet) (Apple - 1973) (From: The Complete Apple Singles Collection Vol 4 1972-1974)	0:04:10 (Pop-up)
Champion Jack Dupree	Tongue Tied Blues	single (b-side to The Blues Got Me Rockin') (King - 1953) (From: Champion Jack Dupree, Early Cuts)	0:08:48 (Pop-up)
Bobby Marchan	There Is Something On Your Mind Pt. 1	single (b/w There's Something On Your Mind Part 2) (Fire - 1960)	0:11:31 (Pop-up)
Benny Goodman and his Orchestra	Stompin' At The Savoy	shellac 10" (b/w Breakin' In A Pair Of Shoes) (Victor - 1936)	0:16:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Outlaws	Spring Is Near "Spring Is Near" by "The Outlaws"		0:19:24 (Pop-up)
The Montanas	Take My Hand "Take My Hand" by "The Montanas"	single (b/w Top Hat) (Pye - 1967)	0:22:46 (Pop-up)
The Ashes	Is There Anything I Can Do	single (b/w Every Little Prayer) (Vault - 1966) (From: Lost Jukebox: Volume 144)	0:25:03 (Pop-up)
Sherbet	Howzat "Howzat" by "Sherbet"	single (b/w Motor Of Love) (Infinity - 1976)	0:27:23 (Pop-up)
10cc	I'm Not In Love "I'm Not In Love" by "10cc"	The Original Soundtrack (Mercury - 1975)	0:31:03 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Little Things (That Keep Us Together)	'Til The Band Comes In (Philips - 1970)	0:37:00 (Pop-up)
10cc	The Things We Do for Love "The Things We Do for Love" by "10cc"	Deceptive Bends (Mercury - 1977)	0:39:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Gert Wilden	Happy Hour "Happy Hour" by "Gert Wilden"		0:42:27 (Pop-up)
Mitchell Torok With Louisiana Hayride Band	Hootchy Kootchy Henry (From Hawaii)	single (b/w Gigolo) (Abbott - 1953)	0:45:44 (Pop-up)
Dr. Alban	Hello Africa "Hello Africa" by "Dr. Alban"	Hello Africa (BMG - 1991) (From: Sound Of Africa)	0:48:28 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	East St. Louis Toodle-oo	shellac 10" (b/w Hop Head) (Columbia - 1927) (From: The Duke Ellington Centennial Edition)	0:54:08 (Pop-up)
Buck Owens	I Wouldn't Live In New York City (If They Gave Me The Whole Dang Town)	single (b-side to No Milk And Honey In Baltimore) (Capitol - 1970) (From: The Buck Owens Collection)	0:57:50 (Pop-up)
Butthole Surfers	Dracula From Houston	Weird Revolution (Holywood - 2001)	1:00:48 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	This Whole World "This Whole World" by "The Beach Boys"	Sunflower (Reprise - 1970) (From: The Big Ball)	1:04:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Mirlos	La Danza de los Mirlos		1:06:44 (Pop-up)
Del Shannon	Sweet Mary Lou "Sweet Mary Lou" by "Del Shannon"	single (b-side to Comin' Back To Me) (Stateside - 1969) (From: Lost Jukebox: Volume 149)	1:10:34 (Pop-up)
Elvis Costello	After The Fall "After The Fall" by "Elvis Costello"	Mighty Like a Rose (Warner Bros. - 1991)	1:13:02 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and His Blue Universe Arkestra	Universe In Blue	Universe in Blue (El Saturn - 1972)	1:17:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lee Hazlewood	Muchado "Muchado" by "Lee Hazlewood"		1:31:20 (Pop-up)
Youn Sun Nah	Ghost Riders In The Sky	Lento (Act (4) - 2013)	1:35:41 (Pop-up)
Patsy Cline	A Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold)	single (b-side to Walkin' After Midnight) (Decca - 1957)	1:40:30 (Pop-up)
Florence Henderson	Conversations "Conversations" by "Florence Henderson"	single (b/w I'll Never Fall In Love Again) (Decca - 1970) (From: Lost Jukebox: Vol. 4)	1:43:05 (Pop-up)
The Brothers	Secret Place "Secret Place" by "The Brothers"	single (b-side to He Will Be There) (Zanzee - 1973)	1:45:52 (Pop-up)
Wastrels	(I Fell) In Love With You	Jenner Affair (EP) (Hit Singles - 1983)	1:49:02 (Pop-up)
Grupo Karos	Locura De Amor "Locura De Amor" by "Grupo Karos"	unk. (unk. - 2009) (From: Clasicas De La Cumbia Sonidera Vol.1)	1:51:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Lovin' Spoonful	Rain On The Roof [Instrumental Version]		1:55:03 (Pop-up)
Ted Martin and Air Lane Trio	My Guitar Is My Sweetheart	shellac 10" (b/w Get A Pin Up Girl) (DeLuxe - 1947)	2:00:13 (Pop-up)
Gasolin'	Legenden Om Josha Og Ming	Stakkels Jim (CBS - 1974)	2:03:16 (Pop-up)
Alice Cooper	Under My Wheels "Under My Wheels" by "Alice Cooper"	single (b/w Be My Lover) (Warner bros. - 1971) (From: Alice Cooper's Greatest Hits)	2:08:44 (Pop-up)
Love Sculpture	Shake Your Hips "Shake Your Hips" by "Love Sculpture"	Blues Helping (Parlophone - 1968)	2:11:15 (Pop-up)
Free Fall	Top Of The World "Top Of The World" by "Free Fall"	Power & Volume (Nuclear Blast - 2013)	2:14:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Righteous Brothers Band	Rat Race "Rat Race" by "Righteous Brothers Band"		2:17:20 (Pop-up)
Yair Dalal	And You Love "And You Love" by "Yair Dalal"	And You Love (Magda - 2011)	2:21:23 (Pop-up)
Mills Brothers	Don't be A Baby, Baby	shellac 10" (b/w Never Make A Promise In Vain) (Decca - 1946)	2:26:00 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway and His Cotton Club Orchestra	Reefer Man	shellac 10" (b/w You Gotta Ho-De-Ho) (Brunswick - 1932) (From: Reefer Songs)	2:28:57 (Pop-up)
The Bougalieu	Let's Do Wrong (2nd version)	single (b/w When I Was A Children) (Roulette - 1967) (From: Pebbles Vol.1)	2:31:43 (Pop-up)
Paul Kantner	Mau Mau (Amerikon) "Mau Mau (Amerikon)" by "Paul Kantner"	Blows Against the Empire (RCA Victor - 1970)	2:33:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Eddie Harris	Exodus "Exodus" by "Eddie Harris"		2:39:46 (Pop-up)
Andy Kim	Rainbow Ride "Rainbow Ride" by "Andy Kim"	single (b/w Resurrection) (Steed - 1968) (From: Lost Jukebox Volume 078)	2:43:32 (Pop-up)
Squeeze	If I Didn't Love You "If I Didn't Love You" by "Squeeze"	Argybargy (A&M - 1980)	2:46:15 (Pop-up)
T.K. Hulin	I'm Not a Fool Anymore	single (b/w Teardrops, More Teardrops) (Smash - 1963)	2:50:26 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	Softly, As I Leave You	Softly, As I Leave You (Reprise - 1964)	2:53:20 (Pop-up)
Roberta Flack	Do What You Gotta Do	Chapter Two (Atlantic - 1970)	2:56:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues) (Blue Horizon - 1968)	3:00:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: "You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike."
	12:02pm doctorjazz: Time to Hink and Dink.
	12:02pm ndbob: afternoon UM and everyone!
	12:02pm chromaphone: www.guinnessworldrecords.com...
	12:03pm listener james from westwood: What's up, UM and other inka-doos?
	12:04pm melinda: hi folks!
	12:04pm Dean: Seems to me "this" could be the start of, say, "thistle," but not of "something big."
	12:05pm Lane Gray: What timing. Blossom started doing her Del Reeves impression just as I entered West Virginia
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: JAMES! DOC! BOB! CHROMAPHONE! MELINDA! DEAN! LANE!
	12:05pm Mike East: UNCLE MICHAEL!
	12:06pm Webhamster Henry: I can just hear "Up With People" all over this!
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: MIKE! HENRY!
	12:07pm Pedro G.: Hello Uncle Michael. Do you have snow in Kansas?
	12:08pm 67tele: hi everyone- something about this song seems like it shoulda been a lennon number...
	12:08pm Charlie: One of my fave PMcC songs.
	12:08pm Dean: I was just thinking how it makes sense that it's the same guy who did "Why Don't We Do It in the Road."
	🛒 12:08pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Missed you last week because I was in Hawaii and you were too early for me. Good morning.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: PEDRO! TELE! CHAZ!
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: LIZZIE! It's never too early for me!
	12:10pm doctorjazz: Yup, can hear the "Why Don't We Do It In The Road" guitar and feel, without the blues parody...
	12:10pm coelacanth: hi Uncle and dinkies; hinkies; other Lovers
	12:10pm Mike East: @67Tele - gotta be that slap back delay on the vocals. guitar riff similar to the Cold Turkey riff, too
	12:11pm coelacanth: what a Great great GREAT McCartney song!
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: COELACANTH!
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: I hope all of you are in the pink, in the chips and in the mood.
	12:13pm Roberto: ROBERTO!
	12:13pm Parq: Was trying to think of the best FMU to post this on, and I think it's this one. You know those DIY dance tracks where someone loops a clip from a movie or news event? "They're taking the hobbits to Isengard" -- "Hide ya wife, hide ya kids" -- that kinda thing? The mighty TV Tropes has assembled all of them -- all of them -- onto one page. Prepare to waste the rest of your day. tvtropes.org...
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Roberto? PARQ!
	12:15pm Roberto: Howdy Muncle Ichael.
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: ROBERTO! Hey, you honor me, Parq. Thank you.
	12:15pm Dean: I'm in the mood for pink chips. That assortment is scary, @Parq.
	12:16pm doctorjazz: Loving this old R n B!
	12:18pm Parq: Listening to Merchan and thinking "Yeah, that would really suck."
	12:18pm holland oats: best spiel in music history imho
	12:19pm Uncle Michael: H.O.!
	12:19pm BEAVO: I want to hear pt 2
	12:20pm holland oats: with you as always dear uncle
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: BEAVO!
	12:21pm Dean: He might be a little too squeaky clean for some folks' taste, but I love the Benny Goodman of our day, Ken Peplowski.
	12:22pm BEAVO: Great show, love him but Bryce was getting a bit out there.
	12:22pm Dean: Sounds like Hollywood's Musso & Frank Grill.
	12:23pm Lizardner Dave: I think I've been to the hotel in the .gif
	12:24pm 67tele: @East, you're right that's what it is
	12:24pm BEAVO: Ok, thought maybe pt 2 was his adventures in prison.
	12:24pm Parq: Wait, the Ray Charles singers weren't that Ray Charles? I've been hearing them for half a century and I didn't know that either!
	12:24pm drr: I rarely hear the show live....I was listening to last week's entry and remembered to tune in.
	12:25pm BEAVO: "The" Ray had the Rayletts
	12:26pm Uncle Michael: DAVE! DRR!
	12:27pm Dean: Probably not the Flamin' Groovies backing the Ashes here...
	12:27pm doctorjazz: @Dean, really like Ken Peplowski on the clarinet as well...he's kinda interesting, in that I don't find him as compelling on tenor (not that he's bad, mind you, but there is more of "him" in the clarinet).
	12:27pm Doug Schulkind: Nice one! (Like all but even nicer.)
	12:29pm Charlie: Sweet song there (the Ashes).
	12:30pm BEAVO: RIP Paul Kantner.
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: DOUG!
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: January has been brutal on musicians.
	12:31pm Dean: @doctorjazz, I agree. The clarinet playing surpasses the tenor. He has some lovely records on Japan's little Venus Records, e.g., http://www.discogs.com/Ken-Peplowski-Quartet-Memories-Of-You/release/4379555 Worth hunting down.
	12:32pm BEAVO: And Dick Cheney continues to take up space.
	12:33pm BEAVO: Big boys don't cry
	12:33pm listener james from westwood: Dug the Sherbet; not sure I've heard much of their stuff. And of course hells yes to 10cc!
	12:35pm Alex In Illinois: Which came first, this or Music for Airports?
	12:36pm Charlie: almost played another song from this album on my show yesterday.
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: This came first.
	12:36pm Alex In Illinois: Was there any other song or piece of music that sounded like this (I'm Not In Love) before this came out?
	12:36pm coelacanth: when this came out, i could not figure out why i liked it enough to buy the 45.
	12:37pm Dean: "Pillow Talk"?
	12:37pm Charlie: Music for Airports was three or four years later.
	12:38pm coelacanth: this came before music for airports, but (no pussyfooting) came before this.
	12:38pm Dean: Eno should have started with a Music for Helipads.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: Astonishing "I'm Not In Love" making of... www.youtube.com...
	12:39pm doctorjazz: Thanks for the link, @Dean, I'll check it out (always looking for a way to keep the money from taking up space at the bank for too long).
	12:40pm Alex In Illinois: Was it done using one of those keyboards that had tapes in it? A Mellotron with tapes of human voices going "AH"? Wait! I know of a piece of music like it that came out before it. Soundtrack to 2001 A Space Oddessy! THe music for the monolith.
	12:41pm Wilson K: 20ccs now!
	12:41pm Dean: Ligeti. Not sure 10cc ever h/t'd him, but yeah.
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: It was WAY more complicated than a melatron.
	🛒 12:42pm Brian in UK: Hello Uncle @BEAVO Well he is an UNKNOWN UNKNOWN.
	12:42pm chromaphone: This was my favorite song in the world when it was a hit.
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: ALEX! WILSON! BRIAN!
	12:43pm Alex In Illinois: Uncle Michael. I was typing before I saw your video link. I'll watch that sometime.
	🛒 12:43pm Brian in UK: Is this the Deceptive Bends of the picture.
	12:43pm Schnormal: 10cc reminds me of riding the bus to summer camp
	12:44pm coelacanth: the music for the monolith was also a complicated affair. 3 sound put together,if i remember correctly...one of which was an elephant!
	12:44pm Charlie: I read a great article on the making of I'm Not in Love in one of the geeky studio mags -- Mix, maybe. I think it's online, but don't have time to look for the link right now.
	12:44pm Wilson K: 10cc reminds me of seeing 10cc a few years ago. Almost a totally different band. We were the youngest people there. Some church on the upper west. I smoked a joint in the bathroom. It ruled.
	🛒 12:47pm Brian in UK: I am sure that it has been said before but the begining sounds like they nicked it from 'She's Gone' by Hall & Oats.
	12:48pm Schnormal: @Wilson That sounds fantastic
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: SCHNORMAL! (it really does)
	12:52pm Mike East: just takes one fucking asshole to fuck up your day, and I just had a conversation with him.
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: It wasn't me!
	12:53pm Wilson K: Yeah they were old and their teeth were very white and there was a different lead guitarist (who also played percussion) but the organist was their longtime touring organist and they ripped it.
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: Stick with HDT, Mike.
	12:55pm Parq: Mike, Mrs. Parq had that one yesterday. It comes into every life once in a while.
	12:55pm Wilson K: Man you know the show's good when a coworker invites you out for a Friday beer and you kinda just wanna stay and listen. There's an archive in my future.
	12:55pm Mike East: cranking it up now, sir.
	12:56pm Schnormal: Hi Uncle Michael! Love your show :)
	12:56pm 67tele: a gay lad whose heart is free
	12:56pm Charlie: Early Duke = one of the best things about being alive on this planet.
	12:56pm listener james from westwood: Sorry to hear it, Mike East. Don't let the shits drag you down.
	12:57pm Uncle Michael: You people are the best listeners a poor DJ could ever wish for.
	12:57pm doctorjazz: Great 20's Duke (love the Steely Dan version as well)
	12:58pm annie: i had to stop all my work to come here and favorite the last tune.. and i just saw another announcement for josef lateef.... this has been a kick-ass show..i'm tryin' to get work done.. a wealth of blessings i have
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: ANNIE!
	1:01pm Rich in Washington: I remember seeing Eugene Chadbourne covering this song in the 80s.
	1:01pm Roberto: Us New Yerkers don't take too kindly to this here kinda talk.
	1:02pm Lane Gray: Excellent show so far. Second time this week I've heard this Buck
	1:02pm Rich in Washington: Great to hear the word 'bummer' in a country song.
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: RICH! LANE! That's weird, Lane.
	1:04pm doctorjazz: Fabulous set, UM!
	1:04pm annie: Unkie!!!... and i have to leave soon to get some shopping done... my only ride today.. .. oh, the humanities!
	1:04pm Uncle Michael: It's not the heat...it's the humanity.
	1:04pm Listener Robert: I'm hearing "Love Stinks" & "Sweet Jane" in that Dracula tune.
	1:04pm annie: i'm sure buck was a stoner
	1:05pm Roberto: Buck might have felt differently if he'd gotten a beach house in the Hamptons for quick getaways.
	1:06pm Parq: Much as I dig Buck's tunes, my invariable reaction to that kind of posturing is "Good, we don't want you either."
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: let's not be defensive!
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: ROBERT! I heard 'em too.
	1:08pm Rich in Washington: I've developed this real soft spot for 60s/70s country lately. Lots of 45s to be had cheaply around here.
	1:09pm annie: BEER!!
	1:09pm listener james from westwood: Bottoms up!
	1:09pm Rich in Washington: my town used to have two local country radio stations and I'm still seeing tons of 'promo only' singles at area thrift stores, most of it 70s/80s country fodder but occasionally some real great sides.
	🛒 1:10pm Brian in UK: Uncle Drinking one now. Cheers.
	1:10pm βrian: "I spent my last $10 on birth control and beer."
	1:11pm Parq: Of all the things I hate about Giuliani, number one is his largely successful sale of the idea that the rest of America hating us was a bad thing and we had to change ourselves to be everything Middle America wants us to be.
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: Screw that guy!
	1:14pm βrian: Can we add Scott Walker to that list, please?
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: I love Scott Walker!
	1:16pm βrian: You and the Koch brothers.
	1:17pm Parq: UM, is your turntable off pitch? Elvis's voice sounds kinda high here.
	1:17pm 67tele: HAVE ONE FOR ME - AT LEAST GIVE US A BURP
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: Scott 4 is a desert island disk.
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: Parq, it might be the beer.
	1:19pm Dean: On a first reading, I thought the Giuliani Parq was referring to was the former conductor of the LA Philharmonic. Then I remembered that other guy.
	1:20pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Michael!
	1:20pm doctorjazz: Space is the Place! RA!!!!!!
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: GUIDO!
	1:21pm doctorjazz: A Sun Ra concert was really an experience.
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: I never had the good fortune.
	1:25pm βrian: I discovered that seeing Sun Ra, immediately following Dexter Gordon, is a cognitively jarring experience. But wow.
	1:26pm Parq: Dean, did the LA conductor also think that what New York needed was family-friendly entertainment and lots and lots and lots of chain stores? Because if he did, then he's on my shitlist, too.
	1:26pm doctorjazz: Used to play downtown Manhattan quite often, sometimes in punk clubs, sometimes jazz clubs, went from rags to dissonance to big band to parades, costumes, it was a trip.
	1:29pm coelacanth: i'm off to a land of no internet. Thanks Uncle Michael! see y'all.
	1:30pm Mike East: did anybody just hear them reference Santana? I may be making that up...i'm multitasking
	1:31pm Guido from Cologne: Sun Ra arkestra were real fun. Relatively often in Germany.
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: It's 1972...it's possible. Take care Coelacanth.
	1:34pm Lane Gray: If Curly Chalker played the B-3, it'd sound like this cat with Sun (or was Sun the keyboard? I don't remember)
	1:37pm doctorjazz: Sun Ra would bave been on the keyboard, he liked the electric piano and similar keyboards.
	1:38pm Rich in Washington: still recovering from last summer's carpocalypse, where my engine literally blew up and a few days later, the wife's car's transmission died.
	1:38pm Dean: @Parq, Not to my knowledge. I suspect his motto was more like, "Fuck families. Sit down, shut up, and listen again to this Beethoven."
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: Yikes.
	1:39pm Dean: Also, it was Giulini, not Giuliani. He was in LA a long time ago.
	1:40pm doctorjazz: What an interesting take on Ghost Riders...
	1:41pm Dean: Does she sing "One Is the Loneliest Number," too? It might profit from this treatment.
	1:42pm doctorjazz: :)
	1:43pm Lane Gray: Yma Sumac sings pop?
	1:43pm Uncle Michael: Excellent notion, Dean.
	1:44pm Lane Gray: I agree, Dean. Interesting take on it.
	1:46pm Dean: Carol Brady rawks.
	1:50pm Dean: Nobody but nobody knows squat about my secret place.
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: We now know what we don't know, though.
	1:53pm Dean: Or so you think, Rumsfeld.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: I know a known unknown when I see one.
	1:54pm doctorjazz: Those unknowable unknowables get you in trouble.
	1:54pm Dean: On the other hand, what you don't know can't hurt you.
	2:01pm Mike East: my wife and I have recently been talking about talking about the weather. If aliens are watching, they will think there is NOTHING more important than the weather cuz that's all anyone talks about. Its like a reflex...'I have nothing to say to you, but I can't stand the awkwardness of silence, so...how much snow do you think we'll get?'
	2:01pm Parq: I think we've found something more tedious to hear about than the weather. < ducks >
	2:01pm Rich in Washington: January is a bad month for O-rings.
	2:02pm Parq: Hah. Beat me to it.
	2:02pm Pedro G.: Bad O-rings led to the Challenger explosion 30 years ago yesterday.
	2:02pm Charlie: been listening, away from computer, but gotta run now. thanks for the sounds, UM!
	2:02pm Pedro G.: Late as usual.
	2:03pm Dean: The secret to good O-rings is first making sure the deep fryer is VERY hot.
	2:04pm Uncle Michael: See y6ou Charlie. PEDRO!
	2:04pm Lane Gray: Thirty years ago yesterday, a bad O-ring killed Christa Mccauliffe
	2:04pm Rich in Washington: Our old fridge was making a mess on the floor but as luck would have it, my sweety found a great black Frigidaire for really cheap from an occult bookstore that was closing. I love telling people that. Maybe it's a dimensional hell-portal?
	2:05pm Lewis: damn @Lane, that's cold...
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: LEWIS!
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: You'll never get the smell of newt eyes out of that thing, Rich.
	2:07pm Lewis: in and out today - I actually have to think without distraction at times today...
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: I'm so sorry.
	2:10pm Dominick: Made it!
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: DOMINICK!
	2:12pm Pedro G.: Weather and bad car parts are kinda dull but don't hold back if you want to discuss your state's governor.
	2:13pm Uncle Michael: I was about to go to "does this mole look funny to you?"
	2:15pm βrian: I missed Florence Henderson? Dear me.
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: It's archived!
	2:19pm chromaphone: funny that this is from 2013 :)
	2:20pm βrian: Heraclitus said, "No man ever steps in the same archive twice."
	2:20pm Parq: UM, I have a pal who would light up like Broadway if you asked him your mole question. He just loves to practice amateur medicine. In three minutes flat, he'd have you diagnosed, prescribe what you need, and tell you what kind of a specialist you should be seeing.
	2:21pm βrian: Molé?
	2:24pm Uncle Michael: Does this luncheon meat smell funny to you?
	2:26pm Dean: Funny strange or funny ha-ha?
	2:26pm Uncle Michael: Are there comic aromas?
	2:27pm Guido from Cologne: beautiful
	2:28pm Dean: I've always wanted to create a Silent But Deadly Mime Troupe.
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: Armed to the teeth? Murderschanz
	2:31pm Dominick: watermelons are pickles
	2:31pm Doug Schulkind: What's all this about osmosis and nose rings?
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: gezundheit
	2:32pm βrian: "Old socks with overtones of burnt onions." I find that funny. My wife, not so much.
	2:32pm Lane Gray: Tunein is running behind. Or the playlist is running ahead. Love those Mills cats
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: TuneIn is all about playing ketchup.
	2:35pm Lane Gray: Cab wrote a song about the Thermo King repair tech
	2:35pm Dean: Streamed this last night.
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: I got a cab-over Jimmy with a reefer on.
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Me too, Dean.
	2:38pm Lane Gray: The Pete had the reefer, the Jimmy was hauling logs
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: 10-4, Rubber Duck
	2:40pm Dean: Left work late last night, stopped off at the usual pizza joint w/ a decent beer selection. The cheesy TV was playing a really cool tractor pull tournament in ... Wheatland?, MO. Monster machines loaded with four engines. That's my idea of sports!
	2:41pm Dominick: Where's my starship? We were promised a starship.
	2:42pm listener james from westwood: I get easily drawn into those woodsports competitions, if only b/c they often involve chainsaws powered by what seem like Honda Civic engines.
	2:43pm Lane Gray: So glad American laws rendered cabovers obsolete (we don't have overall length limits, any length of tractor you want, 53 foot trailers)
	2:45pm Dean: Cabovers less comfortable to drive?
	2:46pm Uncle Michael: I give those triple trailer widowmakers a wide berth.
	2:48pm Mike East: SQUEEZE!
	2:48pm Lewis: SQUEEZE!
	2:48pm doctorjazz: 1+ SQUEEZE!
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: Lovin' the Squeeze love.
	2:49pm Lewis: ok that was weird - "Why is my post labeled Mike East?"
	2:50pm βrian: Synchronous squeezes.
	2:51pm doctorjazz: Taking my metal/punk head daughter to see Breaking Benjamin "Unplugged" Sunday night...question...is it still Metal if it's Unplugged? (stay tuned...)
	2:52pm annie: ok, i'm back, is it still a party?
	2:53pm Uncle Michael: It is. But I'm getting people's coats...
	2:53pm annie: damn...i'm hiding in the john
	2:53pm Lane Gray: It's only unplugged if they use mics.
	2:53pm βrian: Surely, you can squeeze a few more in, UM.
	2:54pm Lewis: is everybody fit to drive?
	2:54pm ndbob: nice one here - and excellent show UM!
	2:54pm βrian: I mean, Shirley.
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: better drive...too drunk to walk
	2:54pm annie: would you please throw a blanket and pillow in the tub?
	🛒 2:54pm Brian in UK: Airplane produced some vibrant music.
	2:56pm Lane Gray: Cabovers less comfortable and harder to work on. Short wheelbase makes them bouncy, and your feet are first to the scene of a wreck.
	2:56pm doctorjazz: Fun show, have a great weekend!
	🛒 2:56pm Brian in UK: Had to go to the kitchen got sidetracked by Rust Never Sleeps LOUD. Have a great weekend.
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone. Have a great week!
	2:57pm Dean: Makes sense. That aside, The Cabovers isn't a bad name for a band.
	2:58pm Lane Gray: Lawrence Kansas had a band called Big Ass Truck
	2:59pm Dean: I'd go to a Big Ass Truck show. Lawrence, KS, is also the home of Martin Logan loudspeakers.
	2:59pm Uncle Michael: chills
	3:01pm Lane Gray: Never heard of Martin Logan. What sort of speakers?
	3:02pm Dean: Electrostatics, including hybrids: panel on top, woofer below. Once upon a time, very nice gear. Now that they're heavy into "home theater," I'm not so sure.
	3:02pm Alex In Illinois: @Lane: So your feet end up being ahead of the front wheels, a lot like the older VW busses, right? In those, the feet were also first to the scene of the wreck.
	3:03pm Rich in Washington: @Dean: Cabover Pete would make a great solo musician name.
	3:04pm Rich in Washington: It hadn't occurred to me that I haven't seen a cabover semi around here in years. So, there was a law against them?
	3:05pm Lane Gray: My new Milkman amp has a Telonics 12 made by Eminence. For beefing up the lows I have a Sica 15 in a closed-back cab. Like the new neodymium speakers.
	3:06pm Alex In Illinois: @Rich in Washington: I think Lane was suggesting that maximum overall length limit laws gave cabovers an advantage, because they were shorter.
	3:07pm Rich in Washington: Thanks UM!
	3:07pm Lane Gray: We didn't outlaw cabovers, but we took away their advantage. We used to have overall length laws, and the only way to get a 53' trailer under 65' was a cabover.
	3:07pm Uncle Michael: Bye folks! Thank you.
	3:07pm doctorjazz: Martin Logan stuff is indeed fine gear.
	3:10pm Lane Gray: Since drivers hated driving them and mechanics hated working on them, people stopped ordering them. So they stopped making and importing them. Still big in Europe, though
	11:29pm SeanG: GREAT SHOW!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from January 29, 2016

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