WFMU: Prove It All Night! with Pat Byrne: Playlist from October 22, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:24pm coelacanth: 'evening Pat and invisible listeners
	9:25pm richthegreeb: perfeckt pre party tunes!
	9:33pm Linda Lee: good evening Pat Byrne! beautiful first set. love the 45s!
	9:36pm Linda Lee: heard you on the Dave Hill show last Monday. good job!
	9:46pm Marc15: Hey Pat, it's Marc from Twitter
	9:47pm Marc15: SEC Is the Securities Exchange Commission
	9:49pm Marc15: Was someone talking to an Empty Chair in the Film "Sully"?
	9:51pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	9:55pm Folsom: I didn't realize that the 6-9am slot was going to one show, I thought it would be broken up, also didn't know it was paid. Put YngDave on the slot!
	9:57pm Folsom: Todd O Phonic was going through the percent raised per show, he thought he was the lowest.
	10:06pm coelacanth: if it's in fact a paid position then it's pretty sure to suck, as all paid morning shows always have. ...i think my blood is starting to simmer a little. wfmu is in trouble because of reckless use of the money the listeners give to it. this is another example.
	10:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: I put hot dogs into the toaster oven.
	10:12pm P-90: "...paid position"?
	10:16pm Linda Lee: i leave hot dogs at the supermarket.
	10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Orange Records' - that is The Jabbers, but G'g didn't put that on the cover...
	10:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nine of the tracks : www.youtube.com...
	10:20pm P-90: Michael O'Donahue was featured in the cold open of SNL, I believe
	10:20pm andrew: i always thought devo kinda "broke" on snl
	10:20pm P-90: ...and if you don't know who O'Donahue is, you should
	10:22pm coelacanth: P-90 @10:12 yes, unless Pat was fibbing.
	10:22pm Linda Lee: apparently first music guest was Janis Ian ~ who did have a hit record ~ & Billy Preston, who did also. Carlin was host. according to google.
	10:23pm Linda Lee: hahaha meat packing industry!!
	10:23pm P-90: JFK TWA architect: Eero Saarinen
	10:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: I watched SNL at the beginning and quit watching after Bill Murray left, I think. Haven't watched it for years.
	10:26pm Linda Lee: are you talking about Steve Rubell?
	10:26pm P-90: @Linda: Janis Ian was def the music guest on the first SNL. They gave the music guests more time in those days, it was more "music and comedy" than"comedy with music" then
	10:27pm P-90: @ Ken FHP: you haven't missed much, my friend
	10:27pm Linda Lee: i didn't see the first episode, but i started watching pretty early on. loved it. shamelessly.
	10:28pm Linda Lee: i never phone in. i have an awful phone voice.
	10:28pm Marc15: Barry Diller?
	10:29pm P-90: hit and run
	10:29pm coelacanth: she said "port of authority".
	10:29pm Linda Lee: isn't that where the meat packing industry is?
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I love the recent SNL Debate parodies. They've put that thing on Live every week since the mid70s. Amazing if it's ever any good @ all.
	10:30pm coelacanth: (an example of people mispronouncing something)
	10:31pm P-90: @Pat B.; you were talking malapropisms like "meat packing industry". The caller had heard one: the "Port OF Authority"
	10:31pm Marc15: Remember the high heel shoes with the goldfish in the heels? Or that before your timt?
	10:32pm Marc15: Time*
	10:36pm P-90: "...something you could LIVE off of"?!
	10:36pm BadGuyZero: I'll move up there and be the traffic guy. I'll beat my fists on my chest like Les Nessman.
	10:39pm P-90: Belushi and Ackroyd started that "after-after party" back in the day. sniff
	10:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: Former president George W. Bush saying "nucular" in place of "nuclear." Hoo boy.
	10:46pm Marc15: George HW Poppy Bush saying Pearl Harbor Day is "September 7"
	10:47pm Linda Lee: Jefferson Airplane played the breakfast show.
	10:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: Don't forget the heavy metal guys with Hear 'n Aid from 1985.
	10:49pm Linda Lee: the Dead were all about the live shows. there is no Dead without the live shows. the LP tracks were sketches.
	10:50pm andrew: excetra vs etcera and exspresso
	10:56pm Linda Lee: Anita & Brian weren't married.
	10:57pm Linda Lee: i saw an interview done with Keith after Brian's death. he was very deeply upset.
	10:58pm Marc15: Axed instead of asked
	10:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: CCR was getting Hits - the Dead certainly weren't. Phish is actually Prog as much as Jam - so those typical strengths & weaknesses : great musicianship & not so much songwriters...One hears about Van being too drunk to make shows a lot in history...
	10:58pm P-90: I'd like to nominate Ian Gillan of deep purple as one of the top Heavy Metal singers along Ozzy and Dio (Topic #9)
	10:59pm Linda Lee: though a 'hit' definitely wasn't the ultimate mark of success at the time .. it was the mark of a sell-out.
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Dead did an end-run around the typical Formula of make a record, get on the radio if you can, & then tour - & just went straight to the touring. The irony of course is that they gradually became their own routine & institution.
	11:04pm Linda Lee: seating & then horrible looking lawn sounds like the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, on the Woodstock site. huge entertainment complex approached with shuttle buses from the parking lot.
	11:05pm Linda Lee: .. and a psychedelic museum with Kesey's bus in it. it's a mortuary.
	11:05pm P-90: liking Pat's Brian impression
	11:08pm Linda Lee: Dead were always primarily a live band for sure.
	11:11pm Linda Lee: cheeseburgers & cocaine? that's ridiculous right there.
	11:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: To find The Dead on WFMU, look to Jeff Conklin's Avant Ghetto early Monday mornings. www.wfmu.org...
	11:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - if you have someone well-informed pick & choose the Dead selections for you - that's the way...but yes - 'there's a lot of stuff like that'...
	11:14pm Chris: Saw the Beach Boys at Riverfront Stadium after a Reds game and the stage was SO far from the stands the band could have been animatronic bears from a Chuck E Cheese
	11:14pm Linda Lee: Everyone did Johnny B Goode if they had a guitar in the band.
	11:15pm P-90: DJ JJ has been known to play the Dead
	11:19pm Linda Lee: early rap was so much fun!!
	11:22pm cosmic matrix: Thanks for the fun show on a stormy Vermont evening.
	11:27pm Pat Byrne: You betcha!
	11:31pm BadGuyZero: Bamboo Detoo liked that Shangri-Las track.
	11:32pm Linda Lee: that shangri las side is so incredibly pretty.
	11:35pm andrew: not for nothing, last week's dave hill, andy breckman impersonations were spot on hilarious.
	11:36pm Linda Lee: you sound like Rex under that reverb Pat :-D
	11:44pm Rob from Rochester NY: It was Ian Maxtone-Graham
	11:46pm JakeGould: The lady who created the Solo “Jazz” cup design. www.entrepreneur.com...
	11:46pm JakeGould: And hello!
	11:47pm cosmic matrix: more about that design: www.news-leader.com...
	11:48pm Linda Lee: love that ramones pic. fantastic
	11:48pm Pat Byrne: www.instagram.com...
	11:49pm Linda Lee: i see the Boosh! following!
	11:53pm BadGuyZero: "Kiss Me Deadly" is a great flick.
	11:55pm Linda Lee: Jim Thompson was the best.
	11:57pm BadGuyZero: Cincinnati chili is the worst. It's like pureed ground beef.
	11:57pm andrew: Afghanistan banana stand. Westlake ref.
	12:01am curlee59: strawberries!
	12:01am andrew: no , the hot rock
	12:01am Rob from Rochester NY: Ran out of time but wanted to mention if you come to Rochester head over to Calabresella's and get the Colon Kicker - it's a cheesesteak + capicola. Awesome if you're into that sort of thing.
	12:02am Rob from Rochester NY: Thanks again Pat and J.!

Prove It All Night! with Pat Byrne: Playlist from October 22, 2016

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Artist	Track	New	Approx. start time
The Ar-Kaics	Just My Life "Just My Life" by "The Ar-Kaics"	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Patsy's Rats	Burnin' Honey "Burnin' Honey" by "Patsy's Rats"	*	0:03:28 (Pop-up)
Color TV	To Death "To Death" by "Color TV"	*	0:05:55 (Pop-up)
Redd Kross	Screaming "Screaming" by "Redd Kross"	*	0:08:15 (Pop-up)
Piccadilly Circus	Till I Get to the Top		0:10:26 (Pop-up)
Party Lights	Chances "Chances" by "Party Lights"	*	0:13:15 (Pop-up)
The Wrong Society	Dark Clouds "Dark Clouds" by "The Wrong Society"		0:20:08 (Pop-up)
Glenn Danzig	Who Killed Marilyn? "Who Killed Marilyn?" by "Glenn Danzig"	*	0:21:22 (Pop-up)
Chee Chee and Peppy	I Know I'm in Love		0:23:34 (Pop-up)
Midnight Heavy Drunker	These Arms of Mine		0:27:24 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: In Studio with J.Penry!	"In Studio with J.Penry!"		1:23:58 (Pop-up)
LL Cool J	My Rhyme Ain't Done "My Rhyme Ain't Done" by "LL Cool J"		2:16:54 (Pop-up)
Fat Boys	Crushin' "Crushin'" by "Fat Boys"		2:17:08 (Pop-up)
Beastie Boys	Paul Revere "Paul Revere" by "Beastie Boys"		2:21:18 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Let Him Run Wild "Let Him Run Wild" by "The Beach Boys"		2:24:32 (Pop-up)
The Kingsmen	The Waiting "The Waiting" by "The Kingsmen"		2:29:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: In Studio with J.Penry!	"In Studio with J.Penry!"		2:45:00 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:24pm coelacanth: 'evening Pat and invisible listeners
	9:25pm richthegreeb: perfeckt pre party tunes!
	9:33pm Linda Lee: good evening Pat Byrne! beautiful first set. love the 45s!
	9:36pm Linda Lee: heard you on the Dave Hill show last Monday. good job!
	9:46pm Marc15: Hey Pat, it's Marc from Twitter
	9:47pm Marc15: SEC Is the Securities Exchange Commission
	9:49pm Marc15: Was someone talking to an Empty Chair in the Film "Sully"?
	9:51pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	9:55pm Folsom: I didn't realize that the 6-9am slot was going to one show, I thought it would be broken up, also didn't know it was paid. Put YngDave on the slot!
	9:57pm Folsom: Todd O Phonic was going through the percent raised per show, he thought he was the lowest.
	10:06pm coelacanth: if it's in fact a paid position then it's pretty sure to suck, as all paid morning shows always have. ...i think my blood is starting to simmer a little. wfmu is in trouble because of reckless use of the money the listeners give to it. this is another example.
	10:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: I put hot dogs into the toaster oven.
	10:12pm P-90: "...paid position"?
	10:16pm Linda Lee: i leave hot dogs at the supermarket.
	10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Orange Records' - that is The Jabbers, but G'g didn't put that on the cover...
	10:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nine of the tracks : www.youtube.com...
	10:20pm P-90: Michael O'Donahue was featured in the cold open of SNL, I believe
	10:20pm andrew: i always thought devo kinda "broke" on snl
	10:20pm P-90: ...and if you don't know who O'Donahue is, you should
	10:22pm coelacanth: P-90 @10:12 yes, unless Pat was fibbing.
	10:22pm Linda Lee: apparently first music guest was Janis Ian ~ who did have a hit record ~ & Billy Preston, who did also. Carlin was host. according to google.
	10:23pm Linda Lee: hahaha meat packing industry!!
	10:23pm P-90: JFK TWA architect: Eero Saarinen
	10:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: I watched SNL at the beginning and quit watching after Bill Murray left, I think. Haven't watched it for years.
	10:26pm Linda Lee: are you talking about Steve Rubell?
	10:26pm P-90: @Linda: Janis Ian was def the music guest on the first SNL. They gave the music guests more time in those days, it was more "music and comedy" than"comedy with music" then
	10:27pm P-90: @ Ken FHP: you haven't missed much, my friend
	10:27pm Linda Lee: i didn't see the first episode, but i started watching pretty early on. loved it. shamelessly.
	10:28pm Linda Lee: i never phone in. i have an awful phone voice.
	10:28pm Marc15: Barry Diller?
	10:29pm P-90: hit and run
	10:29pm coelacanth: she said "port of authority".
	10:29pm Linda Lee: isn't that where the meat packing industry is?
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I love the recent SNL Debate parodies. They've put that thing on Live every week since the mid70s. Amazing if it's ever any good @ all.
	10:30pm coelacanth: (an example of people mispronouncing something)
	10:31pm P-90: @Pat B.; you were talking malapropisms like "meat packing industry". The caller had heard one: the "Port OF Authority"
	10:31pm Marc15: Remember the high heel shoes with the goldfish in the heels? Or that before your timt?
	10:32pm Marc15: Time*
	10:36pm P-90: "...something you could LIVE off of"?!
	10:36pm BadGuyZero: I'll move up there and be the traffic guy. I'll beat my fists on my chest like Les Nessman.
	10:39pm P-90: Belushi and Ackroyd started that "after-after party" back in the day. sniff
	10:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: Former president George W. Bush saying "nucular" in place of "nuclear." Hoo boy.
	10:46pm Marc15: George HW Poppy Bush saying Pearl Harbor Day is "September 7"
	10:47pm Linda Lee: Jefferson Airplane played the breakfast show.
	10:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: Don't forget the heavy metal guys with Hear 'n Aid from 1985.
	10:49pm Linda Lee: the Dead were all about the live shows. there is no Dead without the live shows. the LP tracks were sketches.
	10:50pm andrew: excetra vs etcera and exspresso
	10:56pm Linda Lee: Anita & Brian weren't married.
	10:57pm Linda Lee: i saw an interview done with Keith after Brian's death. he was very deeply upset.
	10:58pm Marc15: Axed instead of asked
	10:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: CCR was getting Hits - the Dead certainly weren't. Phish is actually Prog as much as Jam - so those typical strengths & weaknesses : great musicianship & not so much songwriters...One hears about Van being too drunk to make shows a lot in history...
	10:58pm P-90: I'd like to nominate Ian Gillan of deep purple as one of the top Heavy Metal singers along Ozzy and Dio (Topic #9)
	10:59pm Linda Lee: though a 'hit' definitely wasn't the ultimate mark of success at the time .. it was the mark of a sell-out.
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Dead did an end-run around the typical Formula of make a record, get on the radio if you can, & then tour - & just went straight to the touring. The irony of course is that they gradually became their own routine & institution.
	11:04pm Linda Lee: seating & then horrible looking lawn sounds like the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, on the Woodstock site. huge entertainment complex approached with shuttle buses from the parking lot.
	11:05pm Linda Lee: .. and a psychedelic museum with Kesey's bus in it. it's a mortuary.
	11:05pm P-90: liking Pat's Brian impression
	11:08pm Linda Lee: Dead were always primarily a live band for sure.
	11:11pm Linda Lee: cheeseburgers & cocaine? that's ridiculous right there.
	11:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: To find The Dead on WFMU, look to Jeff Conklin's Avant Ghetto early Monday mornings. www.wfmu.org...
	11:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - if you have someone well-informed pick & choose the Dead selections for you - that's the way...but yes - 'there's a lot of stuff like that'...
	11:14pm Chris: Saw the Beach Boys at Riverfront Stadium after a Reds game and the stage was SO far from the stands the band could have been animatronic bears from a Chuck E Cheese
	11:14pm Linda Lee: Everyone did Johnny B Goode if they had a guitar in the band.
	11:15pm P-90: DJ JJ has been known to play the Dead
	11:19pm Linda Lee: early rap was so much fun!!
	11:22pm cosmic matrix: Thanks for the fun show on a stormy Vermont evening.
	11:27pm Pat Byrne: You betcha!
	11:31pm BadGuyZero: Bamboo Detoo liked that Shangri-Las track.
	11:32pm Linda Lee: that shangri las side is so incredibly pretty.
	11:35pm andrew: not for nothing, last week's dave hill, andy breckman impersonations were spot on hilarious.
	11:36pm Linda Lee: you sound like Rex under that reverb Pat :-D
	11:44pm Rob from Rochester NY: It was Ian Maxtone-Graham
	11:46pm JakeGould: The lady who created the Solo “Jazz” cup design. www.entrepreneur.com...
	11:46pm JakeGould: And hello!
	11:47pm cosmic matrix: more about that design: www.news-leader.com...
	11:48pm Linda Lee: love that ramones pic. fantastic
	11:48pm Pat Byrne: www.instagram.com...
	11:49pm Linda Lee: i see the Boosh! following!
	11:53pm BadGuyZero: "Kiss Me Deadly" is a great flick.
	11:55pm Linda Lee: Jim Thompson was the best.
	11:57pm BadGuyZero: Cincinnati chili is the worst. It's like pureed ground beef.
	11:57pm andrew: Afghanistan banana stand. Westlake ref.
	12:01am curlee59: strawberries!
	12:01am andrew: no , the hot rock
	12:01am Rob from Rochester NY: Ran out of time but wanted to mention if you come to Rochester head over to Calabresella's and get the Colon Kicker - it's a cheesesteak + capicola. Awesome if you're into that sort of thing.
	12:02am Rob from Rochester NY: Thanks again Pat and J.!

Prove It All Night! with Pat Byrne: Playlist from October 22, 2016

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