WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 30, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: MOTHRA GAMERA 2016 MAKE MONSTER ISLAND GREAT AGAIN
	12:01pm βrian: Do we get a brief update re what's new in the land of the prairie potatoes?
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Zingzangzoom!
	12:05pm listener james from westwood: ::copyedits in slow motion, but far more dramatically::
	12:06pm burke: Being There!
	12:06pm Webhamster Henry: This is one of may favorite covers!
	12:06pm listener james from westwood: It is really tough to sit still for this kickass Deodato cut.
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: James! Brian! Doug! burke! Henry!
	12:07pm Webhamster Henry: I just hope this doesn't devolve into a Hooked On Classics set.
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: There's a thought.
	12:08pm still b/p: I also came to get my thustra sprached.
	12:08pm Flash Strap: so boss
	12:09pm Jeff Golick: Braggadocious start, @UM.
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: still b/p! Flash! Jeff!
	12:10pm doctorjazz: Hi All! Party time!
	12:10pm Alex In Illinois: Did he actually say security "fuzz"?
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Doc! Alex! YES!
	12:12pm Lewis: spectacular
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: 10,000 eyes. 10,000 tongues. You do the math. Lewis!
	12:13pm listener james from westwood: A young Andrew WK may have taken careful note of this song.
	12:14pm Parq: Holding up a cigarette lighter.
	12:14pm Uncle Michael: I don't know his music at all.
	12:15pm Jeff Golick: Today's gif brings this to mind: www.thegreenhead.com... - a credible option.
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Parq!
	12:16pm βrian: Is there a name for that kind "neener-neener" bass guitar line? There ought to be, if not.
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: baby's comin' in on the twelve-o-ten?
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Jeff, I have that bumper sticker on my car.
	12:21pm Flash Strap: mills bros are always welcome in these ears o mine
	12:22pm Webhamster Henry: Betty Boop heard too! www.youtube.com...
	12:22pm βrian: Grocery shopping has never been such a breeze!
	12:25pm Parq: I remember when Bill Murray's small-time lounge singer character opened a set with, as he put it "Twenty Oh One".
	12:26pm βrian: Now, was that Nick Summers or Nick Winters?
	12:28pm still b/p: The delightful organ makes up for Chris being a little off-keyhere and there.
	12:28pm listener james from westwood: Nick Springer.
	12:29pm hyde: ah, this is exactly the sort of soothing music my frazzled brain needs
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: hyde! It can't last.
	12:30pm listener james from westwood: @hyde: Heh, and meanwhile I'm thinking of Uma Thurman taking gruesome revenge on the other Deadly Vipers....
	12:31pm chromaphone: Gabor Szabo's version of this from the same year is so great.
	12:31pm Jeff Golick: Some pretty heavy separation here on Nancy's number.
	12:33pm hyde: that's ok, UM. my frazzled brain can also use uptempo rockouts and oddball antics
	12:33pm Uncle Michael: chromaphone!
	12:34pm chromaphone: I'll be listening off and on. Gotta run some errands :(
	12:37pm Kris Holmes: Sounding good
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: See you chromaphone... Hey Kris!
	12:39pm northguineahills: The midnight notice sounds a wee bit dirty.
	12:39pm melinda: hi everyone
	12:40pm Uncle Michael: NGH! Melinda!
	12:40pm ndbob: Hi Melinda and NGH!
	12:47pm burke: Don't forget the okra.
	12:48pm Mike East: roux in the oven?! Madness!
	12:48pm listener james from westwood: You might say, you won't rue an oven roux. I'll show myself out.
	12:48pm Dean: You said, "Alton Brown," and I thought, "Oh, yeah, that reggae guy. What does that have to do with a roux?"
	12:49pm Dean: Next thing you know he'll be telling us how to bake a cake stove top.
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: Mike! It's not. Dean!
	12:50pm Lizardner Dave: Good profile of AB here: www.nytimes.com... "Alton Brown is an outlier among food celebrities. He is a private, politically conservative Southerner who sometimes carries a Bible and a firearm. He is a pilot and a devoted student of film. He is the opposite of cuddly. And he is probably much smarter than you."
	12:51pm Lane Gray: Today is NOT. March 3. Hinky dinky misdirected me
	12:53pm Alex In Illinois: Why didn't anyone tell me about making a roux in the oven in the first place? I think of all the times I burned it on the stove top. One time, I actually made a large amount on the stovetop, and it was just brown enough to taste like toast, and not burnt. So all that i did not use, I froze. And for years, I had a frozen block in my freezer that I would chip a chunk from whenever I wanted to make a gumbo. Once it was finished, I failed in my next few attempts and never made a gumbo again. Oven roux? Maybe there is now hope again!
	12:54pm Uncle Michael: Lane! Sorry, and thanks...fixed.
	12:56pm Lane Gray: I'd assumed you didn't know, which is why I mentioned it
	12:57pm βrian: Doesn't it get hot while you're stirring in the oven? Reminds me of hand-cooked potato chips. Ouch.
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: A quick stir every 30 minutes, Brian.
	1:00pm βrian: But roux only takes 10 minutes or so ...
	1:00pm Parq: I thought the question of the truth about Glenn Miller's death was settled, but I see from a quick Google that it's still controverted. Oh, and thanks for the Bob and Ray.
	1:01pm Marie: Hey UM, great show as per usual, Thanks! I am beginning to think about some big cooking projects myself, like, maybe some lasagne. I love that word, "lasagne" :>)
	1:01pm Dean: Geez, roux in the oven, soft cheese in the satchel. [Title typo]
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: Marie! Dean, that haiku needs work.
	1:02pm Lane Gray: Lost at sea.
	1:03pm Dean: RIP, man who wrote "The Oscar Meyer Wiener Song." Everyone was in love with him.
	🛒 1:04pm Brian in UK: You blighter, no not you, Uncle.
	1:05pm βrian: Oscar Mayer is pulling out of Madison after over 100 years. Ah, good riddance!
	1:05pm Marie: God, I love this song. I've loved it since I was a kid and heard it in a movie or movies or maybe a variety show...
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: Brian!
	1:05pm still b/p: Thought we might have Jim Nabors here for a second.
	1:06pm northguineahills: Never thought I'd hear a b-side to a release associated w/ the Music Man.
	1:06pm Alex In Illinois: @ βrian: Yes, but depending on the heat, it might be 7 minutes, or 9 minutes and 3 seconds, and if you look away for a few seconds at the wrong time, then oops! Ruined again!. But in the oven, I would assume, that the process is much slower, so the margin of error is larger, thus reducing the risk. Is that correct Uncle Michael?
	1:06pm Parq: Wikipedia: Edmund James Arthur Hockridge (9 August 1919 – 15 March 2009[1]) was a Canadian baritone and actor who had an active performance career in musicals, operas, concerts, plays and on radio. According to his obituary in The Guardian, his life could have provided the storyline for one of the musicals he starred in.
	1:08pm Dean: Damn. Gotta catch a bus. Great show.
	1:08pm Alex In Illinois: @ βrian: What's going to happen to all of the Wiener Mobiles? Are they just relocating?
	1:10pm βrian: I think I heard that at least one was staying, but I'm not sure. We probably need a vegan mobile.
	🛒 1:11pm Brian in UK: Uncle he was popular over here in the early Sixties.
	1:13pm Lane Gray: He sounded kinda like Neddie Seagoon to me
	1:16pm Alex In Illinois: I assumed that βrian was referring to a stove-top roux in the skillet, when he stated the shorter times. I don't recall how long that took, but I just recall that often it became tedious, and my attention would be divided, then I would cook it a minute too long and ruin it. The oven method sounds much safer and without such a potential to burn it by mistake.
	1:16pm Lane Gray: Did the bassman get bored (or woman, if it was Carole)?
	1:17pm βrian: May your cookware be heavy-bottomed!
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: It would be really hard to screw up the oven roux.
	1:19pm doctorjazz: Man, this Little Milton track rocks!
	🛒 1:19pm Brian in UK: @Lane How strange that is what I thought, this sounds like Harry Secombe. Then I realised no that is not a Welsh voice.
	1:19pm βrian: So what I'm hearing is, one minute too long, and you shall roux the day.
	1:20pm Alex In Illinois: @βrian: A wiener mobile can always be remodeled and re-purposed with a paint job. Maybe a cucumber or watermelon or banana. And add more windows, and seats to make it into a bus.
	1:21pm Lane Gray: He stood well over ten feet, which gave him the appearance of being tall
	1:21pm ndbob: This is the all time favorite song of a therapist I saw recently
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: I want a former-weiner-mobile camper van.
	🛒 1:23pm Brian in UK: @βrian I believe your roux comment is called a homonym.
	1:23pm Kris Holmes: Slept on Joe Simon, sticks out in his catalog
	1:24pm Uncle Michael: Kris needs coffee.
	1:24pm Lane Gray: There's something about the I-ii-V-I progression. Moody Blue, Hank Jr's "Blues Man" and Seasons in The Sun all have pretty melodies.
	1:25pm βrian: Or perhaps a Creepy Weiner Van. @BUK: homonym grits comes to mind.
	1:26pm Lane Gray: Homophone. Homonyms are the same exact word. Like Leaves (plural noun) and Leaves (verb)
	🛒 1:26pm Brian in UK: To quote Outkast on this Peddlers album title. ICECOLD.
	1:27pm Lane Gray: LOVE this B3.
	1:28pm geezerette: Howdy! SCARY animation!!! The best selling pinata in Mexico is T-RUMP! :D GREAT MUSIC! (no more coffee thanks, sufficiently cranked.)
	1:28pm Lane Gray: Makes me wish I were driving solo. I'd plug the phone into the stereo and crank it til the sleeper curtain waves
	🛒 1:29pm Brian in UK: @Lane Yes quite.
	1:29pm ndbob: great version of this!
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: geezerette!
	1:30pm pantz: Great show, Uncle!
	1:30pm burke: This is exactly my favorite kind of saxophone solo
	1:31pm pantz: Even Witchiepoo would agree.
	1:32pm Lane Gray: If, on my trip to France, I rue my visit to the Rue Roux, I'd have one example of homophone and one of homonym
	1:33pm geezerette: UM! :D I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!
	1:33pm βrian: Johnny Cash: A Boy named Rue.
	1:35pm Lewis: Now that is a cool little bit of baseball rules! do you know how old that rule is?
	1:36pm βrian: And one might add rue to one's roux, depending on the recipe.
	1:36pm burke: I wonder whether the pitchers earn a tie in their personal record.
	1:37pm Parq: I heard a ghost in the sky once. (rimshot)
	1:39pm Pedro G.: Too bad MLB doesn't have to add a "Ties" column next to wins and losses. The players' stats count but the tie is not part of the teams' final record.
	1:39pm Uncle Michael: pantz! thankz! Thanks geezerette! Lewis, yes, I'll paste the rule.
	1:40pm Uncle Michael: Rule 7.02(a)(6) A game shall become a suspended game that must be completed at a future date if the game is terminated . . . [and i]t is a regulation game that is called with the score tied; and Rule 7.02(b)(4) Any suspended game that has progressed far enough to become a regulation game, but which has not been completed prior to the last scheduled game between the two teams during the championship season shall become a called game [and i]f the score is tied, the game shall be declared a “tie game” (unless the game is called while an inning is in progress and before the inning is completed, and the visiting team has scored one or more runs to tie the game, and the home team has not retied the game, in which case the score upon the completion of the last full inning shall stand . . . .
	1:40pm Lane Gray: MOON
	1:40pm Pedro G.: And fans don't get a raincheck because it was an official game. Ivan Nova went 5 1/3 for a COMPLETE game. Nice work if you can get it.
	1:41pm Lewis: Buck surely did have a GREAT sound!
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: Pedro!
	1:42pm Lane Gray: Don on fiddle? I don't hear a Tele
	1:44pm Lewis: Thanks UM - You gotta love baseball!
	1:44pm Pedro G.: MLB rules also say the Cheeto-colored Mussolini must lose in a landslide.
	1:45pm Marie: Loving this Green Liquor.
	1:47pm Alex In Illinois: Creme de Mint?
	1:47pm βrian: Absinthe?
	1:48pm burke: So Nova probably got a complete game AND a no-decision. That's tough to pull off.
	1:48pm Dean: Chartreuse.
	1:50pm Lewis: @Burke - one for the record books, so to speak...
	1:51pm coelacanth: greetings Uncle M and hinklers ...do they still make chartreuse?
	1:51pm Lane Gray: Love this Buddie album
	1:51pm Jeff Golick: The most tragic pitching stat has got to be Harvey Haddix's perfect nine inning game...which he lost in the 12th.
	1:51pm Dean: Hell, yes, they do. "They" being monks, right?
	1:51pm ndbob: I'll never forget that Jeff
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: coelacanth!
	1:53pm coelacanth: i've heard that, but there was a bottle in the house when i was little. i don't know where it would've come from. ...we liked it on vanilla ice cream.
	1:54pm coelacanth: ...it is sold to the general public then?
	1:54pm Dean: There are at least a couple varieties of Chartreuse, one green, one amber. I was introduced to the stuff many years ago in Ambronay by the music director of Les Arts Florissants, William Christie. Fond memory.
	1:55pm Lane Gray: Dick Curless?
	1:56pm Dean: Likewise Dom DeLuise in the concluding episode. No irony whatsoever.
	1:58pm Dean: This reminds me: Burning Shed releases the box set of Hawkwind and Hawklords Charisma recordings today!
	1:58pm Lane Gray: Google only wants to talk about Jimmy Dean
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: Lane, yes...Curless...thanks.
	2:00pm coelacanth: i remember it just like this: en.wikipedia.org... ...my parents had many sweet liqueurs in their well-stocked booze collection. once in a while the whole family would partake in ice cream with whatever liqueur(s) on it we wanted. - those were the days.
	2:00pm still b/p: Slim Pickens, (featured in Blazing Saddles, of course) reportedly didn't know Dr. Strangelove was comedy while he was shooting it.
	2:02pm Uncle Michael: He probably figured it out when they shot his final scene.
	2:04pm Lane Gray: Michael, if you Google "Dick Curless Little black book" you come up empty. He should have done it, though. But the exercise brought up the name "Carl Marshall", a black country singer who did an album of trucking songs. Must learn more about him
	2:04pm still b/p: Kubrick made him do 100 takes of that! So even if Slim figured out it was for laughs, he warn't laughin'.
	2:04pm chromaphone: Aw missed the Emmons, I have that album so I guess it's ok.
	2:06pm hyde: wow, this Kverertak rocks!
	2:07pm Pedro G.: Correct Burke. m.mlb.com...
	2:07pm Stevel: Oooooohh!!! Kvelertak! Few rock harder.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: Steve!
	2:08pm Stevel: Uncle Michael! How's tricks?
	2:09pm Stevel: This just in on a phishing email address "buddy.hurt@xxx.com" Can't make this shit up.
	2:09pm Kris Holmes: Too heavy crazy for the coffee shop!! Ha.
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: heh, Kris.... Steve, boys keep swinging...
	2:12pm doctorjazz: Dust sounds like it spent a lot of time listening to The Who...
	2:16pm Parq: Dug the Greenbaum. This is the guy who did the original of "Spirit in the Sky", yeah?
	2:19pm Webhamster Henry: "Shuh-hi-en-ar" (Sea Hyenas)
	2:21pm coelacanth: pre-war=pre-homosapien
	2:21pm geezerette: boola-boola!!!
	2:25pm listener james from westwood: I have a soft spot for any songs that cite FDR's policies. Even court packing.
	2:25pm doctorjazz: Double dose of Mills today, with a side of Satch, great!
	2:26pm Lane Gray: Such a surprise to hear the Satchmo /Mills cut ;-)
	2:27pm geezerette: Loving this set. :)
	2:28pm ndbob: indeed geezerette!
	2:28pm βrian: The Civilian Conservation Corps did a lot of work in the forests of northern Michigan. That must've been an interesting time.
	2:31pm geezerette: Heya nd!
	2:31pm doctorjazz: Great to be back in the depression...
	2:32pm geezerette: Chet & Gerry!!! heaven. :)
	2:33pm doctorjazz: Just as I posted that, you pulled a fast one, This Mulligan is fabulous stuff, Chet Baker, great group!
	2:34pm geezerette: yo, doc!
	2:35pm doctorjazz: Yo, Geezerette!
	2:38pm ndbob: great idea UM
	2:38pm Webhamster Henry: DJ Mac has a bunch of Weimar 78s you might like for the prewar show
	2:38pm listener james from westwood: A guy in my building up until ~2014 was a CCC volunteer out in either Montana or Idaho before service in the Pacific. MFer was ninety-got-damn-four and earned every inch of rest he enjoyed.
	2:38pm listener james from westwood: Three thumbs up for a prewar show!
	2:39pm doctorjazz: which war?
	2:39pm listener james from westwood: Or even a wartime show. Hell, both back to back for all of me. Last time I had a rental car with Sirius I never took it off the Forties station!
	2:40pm chromaphone: Are you really going to sell all your cds Unkie?
	2:40pm Lane Gray: Going Steady week. Faron took Goin' Steady to #1 twice. Once in the 50s and once in 75. I like the 75 version
	2:42pm Lane Gray: Civil War, doctor. The Sun's low down the sky, Lorena...
	2:42pm doctorjazz: Gotta be careful with all the music digitized, back up back up back up (not that I do, mild you, but you should...)
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: Probably donate them away, chromaphone...library sale...
	2:44pm doctorjazz: I'm up for a pre civil war show, it'll be like a Ken Burns Documentary without the visuals!
	2:44pm TR In MI: I'm Pro-Prewar!
	2:45pm Alex Illinois: Billillillillipp!
	2:48pm geezerette: oh no! hahaha!
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for hanging out, everyone!
	2:54pm geezerette: Thanks UM! A Friday without Hinky-Dinky Time is a Friday without sunshine.
	2:54pm ndbob: @doctorjazz there are several civil war vets who recorded
	2:55pm burke: I certainly didn't waste my Value-Able time today, here at HD.
	2:55pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:56pm doctorjazz: Great show UM!
	2:58pm Lane Gray: A soul answer to 'You Make a Left and Then A Right"
	2:59pm Listener Scott: Thanks UM! Great show.
	2:59pm βrian: Are prairie potatoes rooty poots?
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: Lovely program! As they said at Stalingrad, "Many tanks!"
	3:00pm Lane Gray: Excellent show
	3:00pm Pedro G.: Go Nationals.
	3:01pm still b/p: Roux Tea Poots!
	3:01pm hyde: thanks Uncle Michael!
	3:02pm Uncle Michael: Bye bye!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 30, 2016

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Turning over the toy box and jamming together the gloriously mismatched musical Lincoln Logs, Legos and Tinker Toys from Tin Pan Alley pluggers, pickled egg tavern weepers, lockstep soul ensembles, skinny-tie power poppers, Eurotrash ravers, moontanned art school rockers, drunken soccer anthems and anything else that seems like a good idea at the time. There are no guilty pleasures.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Deodato	Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001)	single (b/w Spiit of Summer) (CTI - 1972)	0:02:20 (Pop-up)
Brownsville Station	Kings of the Party	School Punks (Big Tree - 1974)	0:07:14 (Pop-up)
Susan Raye	Happy Times Are Here Again	Willy Jones (Capitol - 1971)	0:11:26 (Pop-up)
Desmond Child & Rouge	Our Love Is Insane	Desmond Child & Rouge (Capitol - 1979)	0:13:54 (Pop-up)
Mills Brothers	I Heard "I Heard" by "Mills Brothers"	shellac 10" (b/w How Am I Doin', Hey, Hey) (Brunswick - 1934)	0:17:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: David Rose & His Orchestra	Gay Spirits	single (b/w How High The Moon) (M.G.M. - 1947) (From: Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 3: Space Capades)	0:19:57 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	All For Your Love "All For Your Love" by "Harry Nilsson"	prev. unr. (n/a - unk.) (From: Hollywood Dreamer)	0:22:50 (Pop-up)
Chris Montez	Look Of Love "Look Of Love" by "Chris Montez"	Watch What Happens (A&M - 1968) (From: Best of Chris Montez)	0:24:20 (Pop-up)
Nancy Sinatra	Bang, Bang "Bang, Bang" by "Nancy Sinatra"	How Does That Grab You? (Reprise - 1966)	0:27:09 (Pop-up)
Sajid Khan	Dream "Dream" by "Sajid Khan"	single (b/w Someday) (Colgems - 1969) (From: Lost Jukebox - Volume 39)	0:29:44 (Pop-up)
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra (voc. Ray Eberle, The Modernaires )	I Guess I'll Have To Dream The Rest	shellac 10" (b/w Take The "A" Train) (Bluebird - 1941)	0:32:31 (Pop-up)
10cc	Don't Hang Up "Don't Hang Up" by "10cc"	How Dare You! (Mercury - 1975)	0:35:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Randy's Allstars	Mission Impossible	single (b/w Tony Brevett-Don't Get Weary) (Impact - unk.) (From: 300% DYNAMITE)	0:41:51 (Pop-up)
O.V. Wright	Rhymes "Rhymes" by "O.V. Wright"	single (b/w Without You) (Hi - 1976) (From: O.V. Wright -The Wright Stuff)	0:45:54 (Pop-up)
Sammy Davis Jr.	All That Jazz "All That Jazz" by "Sammy Davis Jr."	Lonely Is the Name (Reprise - 1968)	0:49:06 (Pop-up)
Ohio Knox	Pound or My Dog Dad For Robert Downy (A Prince)	Ohio Knox (Reprise - 1971) (From: Non-Dairy Creamer)	0:51:15 (Pop-up)
James Darren	Gidget "Gidget" by "James Darren"	single (b/w You) (Colpix - 1959)	0:54:12 (Pop-up)
Bob & Ray	Anxiety - Switched Briecase	WOR-AM 1975 Tape 4 (n/a - 1975)	0:56:38 (Pop-up)
Edmund Hockridge	Till There Was You	single (b-side to Seventy-Six Trombones) (Pye - 1961) (From: The Best Of)	1:01:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nelson Riddle & His Orchestra	Route 66	single (b/w Lolita Ya Ya ) (Capitol - 1962)	1:04:45 (Pop-up)
Bobby Taylor And The Vancouvers	If You Love Her	Bobby Taylor And The Vancouvers (Tamla Motown - 1968) (From: Complete Motown Singles - Vol 8)	1:08:50 (Pop-up)
Joe Simon Band	Oon-Guela Part I (High Life)	single (b/w Oon-Guela Part II (High Life)) (Sound Stage 7 - 1969) (From: Funky16Corners Blog)	1:11:17 (Pop-up)
Little Milton	Feel So Bad "Feel So Bad" by "Little Milton"	single (b/w You Colored My Blues Bright) (Checker - 1966)	1:13:51 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Moody Blue "Moody Blue" by "Elvis Presley"	Moody Blue (RCA Victor - 1977) (From: Way Down in the Jungle Room)	1:17:46 (Pop-up)
Dick Penner	Cindy Lou "Cindy Lou" by "Dick Penner"	single (b-side to Your Honey Love) (Sun - 1957) (From: The Complete Sun Singles Vol.3)	1:20:28 (Pop-up)
The Peddlers	It Ain't No Big Thing	Freewheelers (CBS - 1967) (From: How Cool Is Cool)	1:22:43 (Pop-up)
The Velvets	Lucky Old Sun "Lucky Old Sun" by "The Velvets"	single (b/w Time and Again) (London - 1960)	1:26:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jackie Mittoo & Randy's Allstars	Jackie's Theme	unk. (unk. - unk.) (From: 300% DYNAMITE)	1:28:51 (Pop-up)
Frankie Laine	Riders In The Sky "Riders In The Sky" by "Frankie Laine"	Wanderlust (Columbia - 1963) (From: Frankie Laine Platinum Collection)	1:34:05 (Pop-up)
Buck Owens	High As The Mountains "High As The Mountains" by "Buck Owens"	single (b-side to Foolin' Around) (Capitol - 1961)	1:37:18 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Dean	Little Black Book "Little Black Book" by "Jimmy Dean"	single (b/w Please Pass The Biscuits) (Columbia - 1962)	1:39:36 (Pop-up)
Heads Hands & Feet	Green Liquor "Green Liquor" by "Heads Hands & Feet"	Heads Hands & Feet (Island - 1971)	1:41:56 (Pop-up)
Buddy Emmons	Indiana "Indiana" by "Buddy Emmons"	Steel Guitar Jazz (Mercury - 1963)	1:47:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Outlaws	"The Outlaws"		1:50:49 (Pop-up)
Hawkwind	The Psychedelic Warriors (Disappear In Smoke)	Hall Of The Mountain Grill (United Artists - 1974)	1:54:22 (Pop-up)
Led Zeppelin	The Ocean "The Ocean" by "Led Zeppelin"	Houses of the Holy (Atlantic - 2014)	1:57:57 (Pop-up)
Kvelertak	Sjøhyenar (Havets Herrer)	Kvelertak (Indie - 2010)	2:02:16 (Pop-up)
Dust	All In All "All In All" by "Dust"	Hard Attack (Kama Sutra - 1972)	2:07:05 (Pop-up)
Norman Greenbaum	Jubilee "Jubilee" by "Norman Greenbaum"	single (b/w Skyline) (Reprise - 1969) (From: The Big Ball)	2:11:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Wings	Lunch Box/Odd Sox "Lunch Box/Odd Sox" by "Wings"	Coming Up (EP) 1980 (Parlophone - 1975)	2:13:56 (Pop-up)
Rudy Vallee & His Connecticut Yankees	Stein Song (University Of Maine)	shellac 10" (b-side to St Louis Blues) (Victor - 1930)	2:17:28 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong & Mills Brothers	W.P.A.	shellac 10" (b/w Marie) (Decca - 1940)	2:20:41 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Raisin' The Rent "Raisin' The Rent" by "Duke Ellington"	shellac 10" (b/w Happy As The Day Is Long) (Brunswick - 1933) (From: 1932-1940 Brunswick, Columbia and Master Recordings of Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra)	2:23:22 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway & His Orchestra	Jitter Bug	shellac 10" (b'side to Long About Midnight) (Victor - 1934)	2:26:07 (Pop-up)
Gerry Mulligan Quartet	Walkin' Shoes	Gerry Mulligan Quartet (Pacific Jazz - 1952) (From: The Best Of The Gerry Mulligan Quartet With Chet Baker)	2:29:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Swoboda & His Zither	Shake it Down	unk. (unk. - unk.) (From: Test Card Music Vol. 10)	2:32:18 (Pop-up)
The Druids	It's A Day "It's A Day" by "The Druids"	single (b/w A Man Should Never Cry) (CBS - 1965) (From: Lost Jukebox Volume 102)	2:36:24 (Pop-up)
Libby Holman	Something To Remember You By	shellac 10" (b/w Body and Soul) (Brunswick - 1931)	2:38:39 (Pop-up)
13th Floor Elevators	You're Gonna Miss Me	single (b/w Tried To Hide) (Contact - 1966) (From: Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From The First Psychedelic Era)	2:41:51 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	Bim Bam Baby "Bim Bam Baby" by "Frank Sinatra"	shellac 10" (b-side to Walking In The Sunshine) (Columbia - 1952)	2:44:12 (Pop-up)
Krokus	Bye Bye Baby "Bye Bye Baby" by "Krokus"	Pay It In Metal (Mercury - 1978) (From: Industrial Strength (EP))	2:46:29 (Pop-up)
Jerry Reed	Don't Think Twice It's All Right	When You're Hot, You're Hot (RCA Victor - 1971)	2:51:02 (Pop-up)
The 8th Day	If I Could See the Light in the Window	prev. unr. (n/a - 1971) (From: Holland Dozier Holland Complete 45's)	2:53:40 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues) (Blue Horizon - 1968)	2:56:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: MOTHRA GAMERA 2016 MAKE MONSTER ISLAND GREAT AGAIN
	12:01pm βrian: Do we get a brief update re what's new in the land of the prairie potatoes?
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Zingzangzoom!
	12:05pm listener james from westwood: ::copyedits in slow motion, but far more dramatically::
	12:06pm burke: Being There!
	12:06pm Webhamster Henry: This is one of may favorite covers!
	12:06pm listener james from westwood: It is really tough to sit still for this kickass Deodato cut.
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: James! Brian! Doug! burke! Henry!
	12:07pm Webhamster Henry: I just hope this doesn't devolve into a Hooked On Classics set.
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: There's a thought.
	12:08pm still b/p: I also came to get my thustra sprached.
	12:08pm Flash Strap: so boss
	12:09pm Jeff Golick: Braggadocious start, @UM.
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: still b/p! Flash! Jeff!
	12:10pm doctorjazz: Hi All! Party time!
	12:10pm Alex In Illinois: Did he actually say security "fuzz"?
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Doc! Alex! YES!
	12:12pm Lewis: spectacular
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: 10,000 eyes. 10,000 tongues. You do the math. Lewis!
	12:13pm listener james from westwood: A young Andrew WK may have taken careful note of this song.
	12:14pm Parq: Holding up a cigarette lighter.
	12:14pm Uncle Michael: I don't know his music at all.
	12:15pm Jeff Golick: Today's gif brings this to mind: www.thegreenhead.com... - a credible option.
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Parq!
	12:16pm βrian: Is there a name for that kind "neener-neener" bass guitar line? There ought to be, if not.
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: baby's comin' in on the twelve-o-ten?
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Jeff, I have that bumper sticker on my car.
	12:21pm Flash Strap: mills bros are always welcome in these ears o mine
	12:22pm Webhamster Henry: Betty Boop heard too! www.youtube.com...
	12:22pm βrian: Grocery shopping has never been such a breeze!
	12:25pm Parq: I remember when Bill Murray's small-time lounge singer character opened a set with, as he put it "Twenty Oh One".
	12:26pm βrian: Now, was that Nick Summers or Nick Winters?
	12:28pm still b/p: The delightful organ makes up for Chris being a little off-keyhere and there.
	12:28pm listener james from westwood: Nick Springer.
	12:29pm hyde: ah, this is exactly the sort of soothing music my frazzled brain needs
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: hyde! It can't last.
	12:30pm listener james from westwood: @hyde: Heh, and meanwhile I'm thinking of Uma Thurman taking gruesome revenge on the other Deadly Vipers....
	12:31pm chromaphone: Gabor Szabo's version of this from the same year is so great.
	12:31pm Jeff Golick: Some pretty heavy separation here on Nancy's number.
	12:33pm hyde: that's ok, UM. my frazzled brain can also use uptempo rockouts and oddball antics
	12:33pm Uncle Michael: chromaphone!
	12:34pm chromaphone: I'll be listening off and on. Gotta run some errands :(
	12:37pm Kris Holmes: Sounding good
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: See you chromaphone... Hey Kris!
	12:39pm northguineahills: The midnight notice sounds a wee bit dirty.
	12:39pm melinda: hi everyone
	12:40pm Uncle Michael: NGH! Melinda!
	12:40pm ndbob: Hi Melinda and NGH!
	12:47pm burke: Don't forget the okra.
	12:48pm Mike East: roux in the oven?! Madness!
	12:48pm listener james from westwood: You might say, you won't rue an oven roux. I'll show myself out.
	12:48pm Dean: You said, "Alton Brown," and I thought, "Oh, yeah, that reggae guy. What does that have to do with a roux?"
	12:49pm Dean: Next thing you know he'll be telling us how to bake a cake stove top.
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: Mike! It's not. Dean!
	12:50pm Lizardner Dave: Good profile of AB here: www.nytimes.com... "Alton Brown is an outlier among food celebrities. He is a private, politically conservative Southerner who sometimes carries a Bible and a firearm. He is a pilot and a devoted student of film. He is the opposite of cuddly. And he is probably much smarter than you."
	12:51pm Lane Gray: Today is NOT. March 3. Hinky dinky misdirected me
	12:53pm Alex In Illinois: Why didn't anyone tell me about making a roux in the oven in the first place? I think of all the times I burned it on the stove top. One time, I actually made a large amount on the stovetop, and it was just brown enough to taste like toast, and not burnt. So all that i did not use, I froze. And for years, I had a frozen block in my freezer that I would chip a chunk from whenever I wanted to make a gumbo. Once it was finished, I failed in my next few attempts and never made a gumbo again. Oven roux? Maybe there is now hope again!
	12:54pm Uncle Michael: Lane! Sorry, and thanks...fixed.
	12:56pm Lane Gray: I'd assumed you didn't know, which is why I mentioned it
	12:57pm βrian: Doesn't it get hot while you're stirring in the oven? Reminds me of hand-cooked potato chips. Ouch.
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: A quick stir every 30 minutes, Brian.
	1:00pm βrian: But roux only takes 10 minutes or so ...
	1:00pm Parq: I thought the question of the truth about Glenn Miller's death was settled, but I see from a quick Google that it's still controverted. Oh, and thanks for the Bob and Ray.
	1:01pm Marie: Hey UM, great show as per usual, Thanks! I am beginning to think about some big cooking projects myself, like, maybe some lasagne. I love that word, "lasagne" :>)
	1:01pm Dean: Geez, roux in the oven, soft cheese in the satchel. [Title typo]
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: Marie! Dean, that haiku needs work.
	1:02pm Lane Gray: Lost at sea.
	1:03pm Dean: RIP, man who wrote "The Oscar Meyer Wiener Song." Everyone was in love with him.
	🛒 1:04pm Brian in UK: You blighter, no not you, Uncle.
	1:05pm βrian: Oscar Mayer is pulling out of Madison after over 100 years. Ah, good riddance!
	1:05pm Marie: God, I love this song. I've loved it since I was a kid and heard it in a movie or movies or maybe a variety show...
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: Brian!
	1:05pm still b/p: Thought we might have Jim Nabors here for a second.
	1:06pm northguineahills: Never thought I'd hear a b-side to a release associated w/ the Music Man.
	1:06pm Alex In Illinois: @ βrian: Yes, but depending on the heat, it might be 7 minutes, or 9 minutes and 3 seconds, and if you look away for a few seconds at the wrong time, then oops! Ruined again!. But in the oven, I would assume, that the process is much slower, so the margin of error is larger, thus reducing the risk. Is that correct Uncle Michael?
	1:06pm Parq: Wikipedia: Edmund James Arthur Hockridge (9 August 1919 – 15 March 2009[1]) was a Canadian baritone and actor who had an active performance career in musicals, operas, concerts, plays and on radio. According to his obituary in The Guardian, his life could have provided the storyline for one of the musicals he starred in.
	1:08pm Dean: Damn. Gotta catch a bus. Great show.
	1:08pm Alex In Illinois: @ βrian: What's going to happen to all of the Wiener Mobiles? Are they just relocating?
	1:10pm βrian: I think I heard that at least one was staying, but I'm not sure. We probably need a vegan mobile.
	🛒 1:11pm Brian in UK: Uncle he was popular over here in the early Sixties.
	1:13pm Lane Gray: He sounded kinda like Neddie Seagoon to me
	1:16pm Alex In Illinois: I assumed that βrian was referring to a stove-top roux in the skillet, when he stated the shorter times. I don't recall how long that took, but I just recall that often it became tedious, and my attention would be divided, then I would cook it a minute too long and ruin it. The oven method sounds much safer and without such a potential to burn it by mistake.
	1:16pm Lane Gray: Did the bassman get bored (or woman, if it was Carole)?
	1:17pm βrian: May your cookware be heavy-bottomed!
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: It would be really hard to screw up the oven roux.
	1:19pm doctorjazz: Man, this Little Milton track rocks!
	🛒 1:19pm Brian in UK: @Lane How strange that is what I thought, this sounds like Harry Secombe. Then I realised no that is not a Welsh voice.
	1:19pm βrian: So what I'm hearing is, one minute too long, and you shall roux the day.
	1:20pm Alex In Illinois: @βrian: A wiener mobile can always be remodeled and re-purposed with a paint job. Maybe a cucumber or watermelon or banana. And add more windows, and seats to make it into a bus.
	1:21pm Lane Gray: He stood well over ten feet, which gave him the appearance of being tall
	1:21pm ndbob: This is the all time favorite song of a therapist I saw recently
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: I want a former-weiner-mobile camper van.
	🛒 1:23pm Brian in UK: @βrian I believe your roux comment is called a homonym.
	1:23pm Kris Holmes: Slept on Joe Simon, sticks out in his catalog
	1:24pm Uncle Michael: Kris needs coffee.
	1:24pm Lane Gray: There's something about the I-ii-V-I progression. Moody Blue, Hank Jr's "Blues Man" and Seasons in The Sun all have pretty melodies.
	1:25pm βrian: Or perhaps a Creepy Weiner Van. @BUK: homonym grits comes to mind.
	1:26pm Lane Gray: Homophone. Homonyms are the same exact word. Like Leaves (plural noun) and Leaves (verb)
	🛒 1:26pm Brian in UK: To quote Outkast on this Peddlers album title. ICECOLD.
	1:27pm Lane Gray: LOVE this B3.
	1:28pm geezerette: Howdy! SCARY animation!!! The best selling pinata in Mexico is T-RUMP! :D GREAT MUSIC! (no more coffee thanks, sufficiently cranked.)
	1:28pm Lane Gray: Makes me wish I were driving solo. I'd plug the phone into the stereo and crank it til the sleeper curtain waves
	🛒 1:29pm Brian in UK: @Lane Yes quite.
	1:29pm ndbob: great version of this!
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: geezerette!
	1:30pm pantz: Great show, Uncle!
	1:30pm burke: This is exactly my favorite kind of saxophone solo
	1:31pm pantz: Even Witchiepoo would agree.
	1:32pm Lane Gray: If, on my trip to France, I rue my visit to the Rue Roux, I'd have one example of homophone and one of homonym
	1:33pm geezerette: UM! :D I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!
	1:33pm βrian: Johnny Cash: A Boy named Rue.
	1:35pm Lewis: Now that is a cool little bit of baseball rules! do you know how old that rule is?
	1:36pm βrian: And one might add rue to one's roux, depending on the recipe.
	1:36pm burke: I wonder whether the pitchers earn a tie in their personal record.
	1:37pm Parq: I heard a ghost in the sky once. (rimshot)
	1:39pm Pedro G.: Too bad MLB doesn't have to add a "Ties" column next to wins and losses. The players' stats count but the tie is not part of the teams' final record.
	1:39pm Uncle Michael: pantz! thankz! Thanks geezerette! Lewis, yes, I'll paste the rule.
	1:40pm Uncle Michael: Rule 7.02(a)(6) A game shall become a suspended game that must be completed at a future date if the game is terminated . . . [and i]t is a regulation game that is called with the score tied; and Rule 7.02(b)(4) Any suspended game that has progressed far enough to become a regulation game, but which has not been completed prior to the last scheduled game between the two teams during the championship season shall become a called game [and i]f the score is tied, the game shall be declared a “tie game” (unless the game is called while an inning is in progress and before the inning is completed, and the visiting team has scored one or more runs to tie the game, and the home team has not retied the game, in which case the score upon the completion of the last full inning shall stand . . . .
	1:40pm Lane Gray: MOON
	1:40pm Pedro G.: And fans don't get a raincheck because it was an official game. Ivan Nova went 5 1/3 for a COMPLETE game. Nice work if you can get it.
	1:41pm Lewis: Buck surely did have a GREAT sound!
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: Pedro!
	1:42pm Lane Gray: Don on fiddle? I don't hear a Tele
	1:44pm Lewis: Thanks UM - You gotta love baseball!
	1:44pm Pedro G.: MLB rules also say the Cheeto-colored Mussolini must lose in a landslide.
	1:45pm Marie: Loving this Green Liquor.
	1:47pm Alex In Illinois: Creme de Mint?
	1:47pm βrian: Absinthe?
	1:48pm burke: So Nova probably got a complete game AND a no-decision. That's tough to pull off.
	1:48pm Dean: Chartreuse.
	1:50pm Lewis: @Burke - one for the record books, so to speak...
	1:51pm coelacanth: greetings Uncle M and hinklers ...do they still make chartreuse?
	1:51pm Lane Gray: Love this Buddie album
	1:51pm Jeff Golick: The most tragic pitching stat has got to be Harvey Haddix's perfect nine inning game...which he lost in the 12th.
	1:51pm Dean: Hell, yes, they do. "They" being monks, right?
	1:51pm ndbob: I'll never forget that Jeff
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: coelacanth!
	1:53pm coelacanth: i've heard that, but there was a bottle in the house when i was little. i don't know where it would've come from. ...we liked it on vanilla ice cream.
	1:54pm coelacanth: ...it is sold to the general public then?
	1:54pm Dean: There are at least a couple varieties of Chartreuse, one green, one amber. I was introduced to the stuff many years ago in Ambronay by the music director of Les Arts Florissants, William Christie. Fond memory.
	1:55pm Lane Gray: Dick Curless?
	1:56pm Dean: Likewise Dom DeLuise in the concluding episode. No irony whatsoever.
	1:58pm Dean: This reminds me: Burning Shed releases the box set of Hawkwind and Hawklords Charisma recordings today!
	1:58pm Lane Gray: Google only wants to talk about Jimmy Dean
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: Lane, yes...Curless...thanks.
	2:00pm coelacanth: i remember it just like this: en.wikipedia.org... ...my parents had many sweet liqueurs in their well-stocked booze collection. once in a while the whole family would partake in ice cream with whatever liqueur(s) on it we wanted. - those were the days.
	2:00pm still b/p: Slim Pickens, (featured in Blazing Saddles, of course) reportedly didn't know Dr. Strangelove was comedy while he was shooting it.
	2:02pm Uncle Michael: He probably figured it out when they shot his final scene.
	2:04pm Lane Gray: Michael, if you Google "Dick Curless Little black book" you come up empty. He should have done it, though. But the exercise brought up the name "Carl Marshall", a black country singer who did an album of trucking songs. Must learn more about him
	2:04pm still b/p: Kubrick made him do 100 takes of that! So even if Slim figured out it was for laughs, he warn't laughin'.
	2:04pm chromaphone: Aw missed the Emmons, I have that album so I guess it's ok.
	2:06pm hyde: wow, this Kverertak rocks!
	2:07pm Pedro G.: Correct Burke. m.mlb.com...
	2:07pm Stevel: Oooooohh!!! Kvelertak! Few rock harder.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: Steve!
	2:08pm Stevel: Uncle Michael! How's tricks?
	2:09pm Stevel: This just in on a phishing email address "buddy.hurt@xxx.com" Can't make this shit up.
	2:09pm Kris Holmes: Too heavy crazy for the coffee shop!! Ha.
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: heh, Kris.... Steve, boys keep swinging...
	2:12pm doctorjazz: Dust sounds like it spent a lot of time listening to The Who...
	2:16pm Parq: Dug the Greenbaum. This is the guy who did the original of "Spirit in the Sky", yeah?
	2:19pm Webhamster Henry: "Shuh-hi-en-ar" (Sea Hyenas)
	2:21pm coelacanth: pre-war=pre-homosapien
	2:21pm geezerette: boola-boola!!!
	2:25pm listener james from westwood: I have a soft spot for any songs that cite FDR's policies. Even court packing.
	2:25pm doctorjazz: Double dose of Mills today, with a side of Satch, great!
	2:26pm Lane Gray: Such a surprise to hear the Satchmo /Mills cut ;-)
	2:27pm geezerette: Loving this set. :)
	2:28pm ndbob: indeed geezerette!
	2:28pm βrian: The Civilian Conservation Corps did a lot of work in the forests of northern Michigan. That must've been an interesting time.
	2:31pm geezerette: Heya nd!
	2:31pm doctorjazz: Great to be back in the depression...
	2:32pm geezerette: Chet & Gerry!!! heaven. :)
	2:33pm doctorjazz: Just as I posted that, you pulled a fast one, This Mulligan is fabulous stuff, Chet Baker, great group!
	2:34pm geezerette: yo, doc!
	2:35pm doctorjazz: Yo, Geezerette!
	2:38pm ndbob: great idea UM
	2:38pm Webhamster Henry: DJ Mac has a bunch of Weimar 78s you might like for the prewar show
	2:38pm listener james from westwood: A guy in my building up until ~2014 was a CCC volunteer out in either Montana or Idaho before service in the Pacific. MFer was ninety-got-damn-four and earned every inch of rest he enjoyed.
	2:38pm listener james from westwood: Three thumbs up for a prewar show!
	2:39pm doctorjazz: which war?
	2:39pm listener james from westwood: Or even a wartime show. Hell, both back to back for all of me. Last time I had a rental car with Sirius I never took it off the Forties station!
	2:40pm chromaphone: Are you really going to sell all your cds Unkie?
	2:40pm Lane Gray: Going Steady week. Faron took Goin' Steady to #1 twice. Once in the 50s and once in 75. I like the 75 version
	2:42pm Lane Gray: Civil War, doctor. The Sun's low down the sky, Lorena...
	2:42pm doctorjazz: Gotta be careful with all the music digitized, back up back up back up (not that I do, mild you, but you should...)
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: Probably donate them away, chromaphone...library sale...
	2:44pm doctorjazz: I'm up for a pre civil war show, it'll be like a Ken Burns Documentary without the visuals!
	2:44pm TR In MI: I'm Pro-Prewar!
	2:45pm Alex Illinois: Billillillillipp!
	2:48pm geezerette: oh no! hahaha!
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for hanging out, everyone!
	2:54pm geezerette: Thanks UM! A Friday without Hinky-Dinky Time is a Friday without sunshine.
	2:54pm ndbob: @doctorjazz there are several civil war vets who recorded
	2:55pm burke: I certainly didn't waste my Value-Able time today, here at HD.
	2:55pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:56pm doctorjazz: Great show UM!
	2:58pm Lane Gray: A soul answer to 'You Make a Left and Then A Right"
	2:59pm Listener Scott: Thanks UM! Great show.
	2:59pm βrian: Are prairie potatoes rooty poots?
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: Lovely program! As they said at Stalingrad, "Many tanks!"
	3:00pm Lane Gray: Excellent show
	3:00pm Pedro G.: Go Nationals.
	3:01pm still b/p: Roux Tea Poots!
	3:01pm hyde: thanks Uncle Michael!
	3:02pm Uncle Michael: Bye bye!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 30, 2016

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