WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from November 18, 2016

Listener comments!
	11:59am βrian: Ready for my serving of Prairie Potatoes, UM.
	12:00pm Stevel: Make me forget!
	12:02pm annie: ..... in my seat, ready for the music!
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Hare raising radio!
	12:03pm ndbob: Heya UM - everyone - and heya Annie!
	12:04pm listener jeff: Hoping this show is especially wascally.
	12:05pm northguineahills: 20/20 is an underrated album.
	12:06pm doctorjazz: Hey all! Time to dink!
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Brian! Steve! Annie! Doug! Bob! Jeff! NGH! Doc!
	🛒 12:08pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning!
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Did you miss me...a little? Lizzie!
	12:11pm chromaphone: I miss the chat but she was a damn good fill-in
	12:11pm βrian: See what happens when you disappear, UM? Do you see??
	12:11pm chromaphone: missed the chat I mean
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: I'm pretending not to see, Brian.
	12:14pm northguineahills: Never listened to Up, Bustle and Out, this is tre nice....
	12:15pm Alex In Illinois: This organ version of sounds exotic in an exotica kind of way.
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: NGH, they'e a collective that's kind of hard to get a solid handle on...the who, what, where...
	12:16pm 67tele: @doctorjazz:oops i thought you said time to drink - oh well too late now
	12:16pm mauri: hey um and hinkydinkyhooligans!
	12:18pm βrian: Khatanga is calling the shots now, I fear.
	🛒 12:18pm Brian in UK: Hello Uncle. @βrian that is like asking whether the light stays on in the refrigerator when you shut the door.
	12:19pm Uncle Michael: Tele! Mauri!
	🛒 12:24pm Brian in UK: Uncle long time since I heard this QMS. Love it.
	🛒 12:25pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Yeah a long time since I heard this, and I had remembered it as being by Johnny Rivers. Voice sounds like him.
	12:26pm Uncle Michael: Maybe Johnny covered it. He covered everything!
	🛒 12:27pm Brian in UK: Happy Snails.
	12:29pm chromaphone: Another show I listen to plays this track religiously. Welcome back Unkie.
	🛒 12:31pm Brian in UK: That was a palette cleanser.
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Chromaphone!
	12:51pm Dean: Been once to Santa Fe, and yes I did see the sign proclaiming as we entered town, "Santa Fe: Arts Out the Wazoo." In addition to arts and nature, the town also offers extraordinary headaches. Yow.
	12:51pm Rich in Washington: Hello, Uncle Michael, fellow Hinky-ites.
	12:51pm thatpatsmith: We're here, we're here, we're here! As the whos cried to Horton.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Dean! Rich! altitude headaches? we did pretty well.
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: Pat!
	12:52pm Dean: In my case, altitude + Champagne. Throb.
	12:56pm 23 Wolves: What about me? Listening live in St. Louis... Much love!
	12:57pm Uncle Michael: 23 Wolves! Thanks!
	12:58pm 23 Wolves: Never enough slabs of Sab in this wicked world... Thanks for this one!
	1:06pm geezerette: Good PST morning, UM and buddies! Smoooooooth Adderly. :D
	1:07pm johnk77: philly joe jones?
	1:09pm listener jeff: What was you favorite food there UM? Did you get to answer the green or red question?
	1:09pm chromaphone: I was real bummed to hear about Mose, but I assumed it was coming as he had stopped performing.
	1:10pm Dean: I've always felt the album Somethin' Else betters Kind of Blue in a big way. Once heard an early pressing of the LP on a top-notch system in San Diego. Bliss.
	1:12pm chromaphone: Have you heard Danny Gatton and Buddy Emmons' version of Canadian Sunset? Pretty sweet.
	1:13pm geezerette: Really Dean? I'll have to do a side by side comparison. Fell in love with Kind of Blue but I love that whole era. (...love those shoes.)
	1:17pm Dean: Hi, geezerette. Yeah, given the option to play one or the other, I'll almost always pick the Adderly. Or put it this way: I've played Somethin' Else probably two or three times a year for several years running. Kind of Blue, not so much. I have a copy of the latter on vinyl, a late issue, probably from the '80s, but two CDs of SE, one a Mobile Fidelity gold, and a Japanese vinyl pressing.
	1:17pm johnk77: mose wrote Everybody's Crying' Mercy
	1:18pm johnk77: often 1 of the hilites of the bonnie raitt shows i worked
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: Geezer! John!
	1:21pm doctorjazz: Saw Danny Gatton back in the day, great performer! As far as Kind of Blue versus Somethin' Else, it's hard to be objective any more about Kind Of Blues, kind of like Beatles records, heard it so many times, lost the desire to play "So What" any time. And, Somethin' Else is a fabulous album...Have both in many vinyl versions...I'm more likely to pull out Cannonball's album as well.
	1:24pm johnk77: mose grew up in the mojo triangle;> bonnie had great respect for danny gatton's talents
	1:26pm Webhamster Henry: I was listening to It's A Beautiful Day just a few days ago..
	1:28pm Dean: I think you nailed it, doctorjazz. It isn't so much a question of which is a "better" or more influential or important album, but of personal preference at this stage.
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: Henry!
	1:29pm johnk77: got to meet david laflamme backstage at the palomino pattie was intense did gigs w/her w/bud cockrellrip:\|<
	1:29pm chromaphone: I have been listening to so much Mose the last few years. What an amazing artist.
	1:30pm geezerette: Hey doctorjazz!,while I get your point about the overexposure of certain artists, there are some that are key to me for various reasons. I may not listen to them for a long time but will always cycle back because they are touchstones. Dean,exactly.
	1:31pm northguineahills: I'm a Johnny come lately to Paris 1919.
	1:31pm northguineahills: Should have read Johny Cale come lately...
	1:32pm geezerette: Howdy ngh!
	1:33pm northguineahills: howdeeze at geezerette!
	1:33pm Dean: I have precisely one John Cale record, Sun Blindness Music, and it remains sealed in the collection since c.2000, when I acquired it at Downtown Music Gallery with a bunch of other stuff. Met Matthew Shipp at the store that day!
	1:37pm northguineahills: Stop making me jealous Dean! The only non-Velvets/Theatre of Eternal Music Cale I have is the Eno/Cale wrong way up. Even though I stopped by records 6 years ago, I still miss the DMG.
	1:38pm βrian: Drifting back in after chasing down mysterious schema errors.
	1:43pm Dean: Other than Sun Blindness Music, which I heard once at DMG (must have been 2001), hence the purchase, I've heard only the live album, Sabotage, and that several times, because we used to play it more or less daily at the record store where I worked at the time of its release. WFMU has been the only other source of my exposure to Cale and VU.
	1:43pm Uncle Michael: caught and killed, Brian?
	1:45pm doctorjazz: Don't have any Cale solo albums (have some J.J.Cale), did see John Cale once back at CBGB's (give you an idea of the time frame), never forget his bombastic Heartbreak Hotel.
	1:45pm chromaphone: It sure must've been cool to listen to the radio back when instrumentals could become hits.
	1:47pm Dean: Sabotage was recorded at CBGB's! I have no J.J. Cale. But I do enjoy kale now and then.
	1:50pm chromaphone: JJ Cale is on deck in my car for the commute home.
	1:51pm Dean: My kids monopolize the car music selections. Lots of Ariane Grande and Sia.
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: I hope they buy the gas.
	1:53pm Dean: I tell them to pedal faster.
	🛒 1:53pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Laura Nyro. Love her so much.
	1:54pm Dean: Were this band named Viagras & Osborne the song might be titled, "Forever Spring."
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: boing!
	1:55pm ndbob: Mickey Jr. Here
	1:55pm Stevel: Hell-O!
	1:55pm βrian: Durn. I was sure I heard "Walter White."
	2:01pm βrian: Are you speaking of Lance Boil?
	2:01pm Dean: Met Mickey at the now razed Hollywood Park one Father's Day. He was a betting man.
	2:01pm northguineahills: I saw John Cale in Florida in 1997, and my friend and I heckled him, as he was playing crappy pub rock.
	2:02pm Stevel: This Cale Eno album is a long-time favorite of mine. www.youtube.com...
	🛒 2:03pm Brian in UK: John Cale, first person to record Hallelujah?
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: Blame him?
	2:09pm doctorjazz: The story is supposed to be that Cohen sent Cale tons of versus, not knowing how he wanted to put it together, Cale made some sense out of it. That is another song that I loved at some point, would never put it on voluntarily at this point...
	2:10pm doctorjazz: As far as kids in the car and music, as my kids got older, they just plugged the headphones in, and freed up the car stereo again.
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: I remember my first awareness of it from an episode of Homicide: Life on the Street. It was great to hear it for the firt time. I wish I could have that back.
	2:12pm chromaphone: Jeff Buckley's version is by far my favorite that I have heard.
	2:13pm Uncle Michael: K.D. Laing's is pretty great...but it's not a song I seek out any longer.
	2:14pm northguineahills: Still dig Buck Owens....
	2:15pm Dean: Georg Friedrich Händel's beats 'em all.
	2:15pm chromaphone: It's such a pleasure when I get to listen to this show when work is kind of slow. Great way to slide into the weekend.
	2:18pm doctorjazz: Great stuff, this Yellow Bird (but woulda been cool to hear the b/w Havah Nagilah)
	2:21pm Uncle Michael: I'll dig it out for Hanukkah.
	2:21pm ?: "Fountains of Wayne?" Really? No.
	2:23pm doctorjazz: FOW are my band, love those guys!
	2:27pm chromaphone: I heard a bit where Tom Scholz was talking. Wife was watching it in the next room while I did homework :( Super interesting. I'll have to wait for the DVD. Ben Harper's intensity bores me but look forward to hear what he says in the show. I also heard David Gilmour's reaction when he first heard Dark Side played back, so neat.
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: Lots of interesting stuff from artists I know nothing about. That's good for me.
	2:34pm chromaphone: Hey Um, I sent you an email like a year or so ago with a link to a video of the making of Dukes of Strosphear. Did you happen to check that out? I thought it was so cool.
	2:34pm geezerette: Elegant hipness!.
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: No, my apologies.I'd love that. Probably got overlooked in some daily maelstrom. I will amend.
	2:37pm chromaphone: I wonder if DJs get my emails from the FMU site. I've sent a couple and gotten no responses. Here is a link to the first chunk of the interview: www.youtube.com...
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: No, I'm sure I got it. I sincerely apologize for not acknowledging the email. I still owe thank you notes for wedding presents...from 28 years ago.
	🛒 2:39pm Brian in UK: Jeremy Spencer?
	2:40pm Uncle Michael: Yep, Brian
	🛒 2:42pm Brian in UK: Uncle, he got the Rock 'n Roll down. Great mix. To the kitchen.
	2:43pm geezerette: 'Nother great show UM! Happy weekend. :)
	2:46pm doctorjazz: Almost done? Sheeesh! Thanks UM (and others), enjoy the weekend!
	2:46pm Dean: The usual: a lasagne with a day-long simmered Bolognese, and orange bread pudding. Taking to friends who do the traditional Pilgrim thing.
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: that sounds great....bolognese
	2:51pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:52pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone...the time flew.
	2:53pm Dean: In fact, the bread pudding can be stellar. It's based on a local restaurant's mainstay dessert, but frankly mine is better. I don't worry about using blood oranges, for instance, and I use challah. http://www.chowhound.com/recipes/bread-pudding-with-orange-caramel-sauce-10082
	2:53pm Dean: Getting static here, too.
	2:54pm Wilson K: Channels
	2:54pm Wilson K: Oops you already know... sorry to pile on
	2:54pm Dean: Uh, oh.
	2:54pm chromaphone: LOL!
	2:54pm Doug Schulkind: Just lost you. Now back!
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: SHUT UP! I LOVE YOU ALL! HELP!
	2:59pm Doug Schulkind: Still the best closing theme in the business. Except that...it means...the end.
	3:00pm βrian: Lasagna chez nous, too. No meat, but garden tomatoes, shitake, fresh goat cheese, spinach, parmesan ...
	3:01pm βrian: Ω means the end.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from November 18, 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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November 18, 2016: What did I miss?

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	I Went To Sleep "I Went To Sleep" by "The Beach Boys"	20/20 (Capitol - 1969)	0:02:15 (Pop-up)
The Temptations	Hum Along And Dance	single (b-side to Ungena Za Ulimwengu (Unite The World)) (Gordy - 1970) (From: Complete Motown Singles - Vol 10)	0:03:42 (Pop-up)
Up, Bustle and Out	Bario Living "Bario Living" by "Up, Bustle and Out"	Mexican Sessions (Our Simple Sensational Sound - 2006)	0:07:11 (Pop-up)
Living Guitar	Caravan "Caravan" by "Living Guitar"	Guitar Man (RCA Camden - 1968) (From: The Exotic Trilogy, Vol. 2)	0:12:48 (Pop-up)
Jennifer Warnes	Coming Back to You	Famous Blue Raincoat (Cypress - 1986)	0:15:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: David Rose & His Orchestra	Gay Spirits	shellac 10" (b/w How High The Moon) (MGM - 1947) (From: Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 3: Space Capades)	0:18:55 (Pop-up)
Quicksilver Messenger Service	What About Me	What About Me (Capitol - 1970) (From: Sons of Mercury (1968-1975))	0:22:42 (Pop-up)
Eddie Holland	What About Me "What About Me" by "Eddie Holland"	single (b-side to If Cleopatra Took A Chance) (Motown - 1962) (From: Complete Motown Singles - Vol 2)	0:29:06 (Pop-up)
Don Gibson	What About Me "What About Me" by "Don Gibson"	single (b/w The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise) (RCA Victor - 1961)	0:31:34 (Pop-up)
Sonny Herman	What About Me "What About Me" by "Sonny Herman"	single (b/w What About Me (Instrumental)) (Utopia - unk.) (From: For Millionaires Only Vol 2 (2005) - R&B)	0:33:41 (Pop-up)
First Class	What About Me "What About Me" by "First Class"	single (b/w Outside Your World (Pt. I)) (Today - 1974)	0:36:08 (Pop-up)
The Exceptional Three Featuring Ruby Carter	What About Me	single (b/w Un Lucky Girl) (Way Out - 1971) (From: Eccentric Soul: The Way Out Label)	0:39:25 (Pop-up)
Ramones	What About Me "What About Me" by "Ramones"	prev. unr.. (n/a - 1996) (From: Unreleased Tracks)	0:42:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Kazi Aniruddha	Aao Twist Karen "Aao Twist Karen" by "Kazi Aniruddha"	Bhoot Bungla - OST (Angel - 1965) (From: Bollywood Steel Guitar)	0:45:40 (Pop-up)
Francis Lai	A Man And A Woman [Un Homme Et Une Femme] [Vocal]	A Man And A Woman (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (United Artists - 1966)	0:48:49 (Pop-up)
Joe South	Hush "Hush" by "Joe South"	single (b/w Party People) (Capitol - 1970)	0:51:19 (Pop-up)
Black Sabbath	Wicked World "Wicked World" by "Black Sabbath"	Black Sabbath (Warner Bros. - 1970) (From: The Best Of Black Sabbath)	0:54:56 (Pop-up)
Cannonball Adderly's Five Stars	Somethin' Else pts 1&2	single (Blue Note - 1958)	0:59:35 (Pop-up)
Mose Allison	Blues "Blues" by "Mose Allison"	Back Country Suite For Piano, Bass And Drums (Prestige - 1957) (From: Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour: The Best of the Second Series)	1:08:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: James Last	Canadian Sunset "Canadian Sunset" by "James Last"	Instrumentals Forever (Polydor - 1966) (From: Instrumentals Forever)	1:09:37 (Pop-up)
Endless Boogie	General Admission "General Admission" by "Endless Boogie"	Long Island (No Quarter - 2013)	1:13:39 (Pop-up)
It's A Beautiful Day	Bulgaria "Bulgaria" by "It's A Beautiful Day"	It's A Beautiful Day (Columbia - 1969)	1:19:39 (Pop-up)
Emitt Rhodes	Live Till You Die "Live Till You Die" by "Emitt Rhodes"	Emitt Rhodes (ABC/Dunhill - 1970) (From: Daisy-Fresh From Hawthorne, California (The Best Of The Dunhill Years))	1:25:54 (Pop-up)
John Cale	Paris 1919 "Paris 1919" by "John Cale"	Paris 1919 (Reprise - 1973)	1:28:36 (Pop-up)
Jean Jacques Perrey	Moog Indigo "Moog Indigo" by "Jean Jacques Perrey"	Moog Indigo (Vanguard - 1970)	1:32:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington Delta Serenade	Duke Ellington Delta Serenade	shellac 10" (b-side to Solitude) (Victor - 1934) (From: The Duke Ellington Centennial Edition)	1:35:19 (Pop-up)
Ned Davis	Organtar "Organtar" by "Ned Davis"	single (b/w Jungle Fog) (Alear - unk.) (From: Adventures Into UNKNOWN INSTRUMENTALS 3)	1:40:26 (Pop-up)
The Boswell Sisters With Jimmie Grier & His Orchestra	Rock And Roll	shellac 10" (b/w If I Had A Million Dollars) (Brunswick - 1934) (From: The First Rock And Roll Record)	1:43:00 (Pop-up)
The Who	Jaguar "Jaguar" by "The Who"	prev. unr. (n/a - 1967) (From: Thirty Years of Maximum R & B)	1:45:39 (Pop-up)
Laura Nyro	Blowin' Away "Blowin' Away" by "Laura Nyro"	More Than A New Discovery (Verve Folkways - 1966)	1:47:40 (Pop-up)
Vigrass & Osborne	Forever Autumn "Forever Autumn" by "Vigrass & Osborne"	Queues (UNI - 1972) (From: Lost Jukebox: Volume 162)	1:49:57 (Pop-up)
The Rooneys	Walter Wright "Walter Wright" by "The Rooneys"	single (b/w Picture This) (Columbia - 1968) (From: Round Wonders: Volume 66)	1:52:46 (Pop-up)
The Isley Brothers	Pop That Thang	single (b/w I Got To Find Me One) (T-Neck - 1972) (From: The Isley Brothers Story Vol. 2)	1:55:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Rolling Stones	Sweet Black Angel (Early Instrumental Take Aka Bent Green Needles)	prev. unr. (n/a - 1972) (From: I Gave You Diamonds You Gave Me Disease)	1:58:24 (Pop-up)
Gov't Mule	Lay Your Burden Down "Lay Your Burden Down" by "Gov't Mule"	Life Before Insanity (Capricorn - 2000)	2:02:33 (Pop-up)
Ted Taylor	Without A Woman "Without A Woman" by "Ted Taylor"	single (bw Honey Lou) (Ronn - 1968) (From: A Road Leading Home - Songs By Dan Penn And Others)	2:07:46 (Pop-up)
Buck Owens And His Buckaroos	Hello Trouble	Together Again / My Heart Skips A Beat (Capitol - 1964) (From: Act Naturally: The Buck Owens Recordings 1953-1964)	2:10:42 (Pop-up)
Carl Smith	Man With A Plan "Man With A Plan" by "Carl Smith"	Man With A Plan (Columbia - 1966)	2:12:28 (Pop-up)
Arthur Lyman Group	Yellow Bird "Yellow Bird" by "Arthur Lyman Group"	single (b/w Havah Nagilah) (HiFi - 1961)	2:14:43 (Pop-up)
Fountains of Wayne	Peace and Love	Welcome Interstate Managers (S-Curve - 2003)	2:17:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Elvis Presley With The Jordanaires	Almost In Love (backing track)	single (b/w A Little Less Conversation) (RCA Victor - 1968) (From: Celluloid Rock - Vol.2)	2:20:47 (Pop-up)
Honeybus	Fresher Than The Sweetness In Water	Story (Deram - 1970)	2:24:58 (Pop-up)
Lew Lewis Reformer	Wait "Wait" by "Lew Lewis Reformer"	Save The Wail (Stiff - 1979)	2:27:59 (Pop-up)
The Drifters	If You Don't Come Back	single (b-side to Rat Race) (Atlantic - 1963)	2:30:59 (Pop-up)
Guitar Slim And His Band	Down Through The Years	shellac 10" (b/w Oh Yeah) (ATCO - 1956)	2:33:28 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	This Is the Rock "This Is the Rock" by "Fleetwood Mac"	Kiln House (Reprise - 1970)	2:35:50 (Pop-up)
Donny Hathaway	Voices Inside (Everything Is Everything)	Everything is Everything (ATCO - 1970)	2:38:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Original Cast Recording	Overture/Everything's Got 'Em (Company)	The Mermaid Theatre's Production Of Harry Nilsson's The Point! (unk. - 1977)	2:41:49 (Pop-up)
Bruce & Terry	Four Strong Winds (Br	single (b-side to Raining In My Heart) (Columbia - 1965) (From: Rare Masters)	2:45:08 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Birds "Birds" by "Neil Young"	After the Gold Rush (Reprise - 1970)	2:47:16 (Pop-up)
Julie London	Desafinado (Slightly Out of Tune)	The End Of The World (Liberty - 1963) (From: The Very Best of Julie London)	2:49:43 (Pop-up)
The New Yorkers	When I'm Gone "When I'm Gone" by "The New Yorkers"	single (b/w You're Not My Girl) (Scepter - 1967) (From: Lost Jukebox Volume 067)	2:51:45 (Pop-up)
Alex Harvey	Go Away Baby "Go Away Baby" by "Alex Harvey"	single (b/w Agent OO Soul) (Fontana - 1965) (From: Hipsterism)	2:54:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues) (Blue Horizon - 1968)	2:56:59 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am βrian: Ready for my serving of Prairie Potatoes, UM.
	12:00pm Stevel: Make me forget!
	12:02pm annie: ..... in my seat, ready for the music!
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Hare raising radio!
	12:03pm ndbob: Heya UM - everyone - and heya Annie!
	12:04pm listener jeff: Hoping this show is especially wascally.
	12:05pm northguineahills: 20/20 is an underrated album.
	12:06pm doctorjazz: Hey all! Time to dink!
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Brian! Steve! Annie! Doug! Bob! Jeff! NGH! Doc!
	🛒 12:08pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning!
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Did you miss me...a little? Lizzie!
	12:11pm chromaphone: I miss the chat but she was a damn good fill-in
	12:11pm βrian: See what happens when you disappear, UM? Do you see??
	12:11pm chromaphone: missed the chat I mean
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: I'm pretending not to see, Brian.
	12:14pm northguineahills: Never listened to Up, Bustle and Out, this is tre nice....
	12:15pm Alex In Illinois: This organ version of sounds exotic in an exotica kind of way.
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: NGH, they'e a collective that's kind of hard to get a solid handle on...the who, what, where...
	12:16pm 67tele: @doctorjazz:oops i thought you said time to drink - oh well too late now
	12:16pm mauri: hey um and hinkydinkyhooligans!
	12:18pm βrian: Khatanga is calling the shots now, I fear.
	🛒 12:18pm Brian in UK: Hello Uncle. @βrian that is like asking whether the light stays on in the refrigerator when you shut the door.
	12:19pm Uncle Michael: Tele! Mauri!
	🛒 12:24pm Brian in UK: Uncle long time since I heard this QMS. Love it.
	🛒 12:25pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Yeah a long time since I heard this, and I had remembered it as being by Johnny Rivers. Voice sounds like him.
	12:26pm Uncle Michael: Maybe Johnny covered it. He covered everything!
	🛒 12:27pm Brian in UK: Happy Snails.
	12:29pm chromaphone: Another show I listen to plays this track religiously. Welcome back Unkie.
	🛒 12:31pm Brian in UK: That was a palette cleanser.
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Chromaphone!
	12:51pm Dean: Been once to Santa Fe, and yes I did see the sign proclaiming as we entered town, "Santa Fe: Arts Out the Wazoo." In addition to arts and nature, the town also offers extraordinary headaches. Yow.
	12:51pm Rich in Washington: Hello, Uncle Michael, fellow Hinky-ites.
	12:51pm thatpatsmith: We're here, we're here, we're here! As the whos cried to Horton.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Dean! Rich! altitude headaches? we did pretty well.
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: Pat!
	12:52pm Dean: In my case, altitude + Champagne. Throb.
	12:56pm 23 Wolves: What about me? Listening live in St. Louis... Much love!
	12:57pm Uncle Michael: 23 Wolves! Thanks!
	12:58pm 23 Wolves: Never enough slabs of Sab in this wicked world... Thanks for this one!
	1:06pm geezerette: Good PST morning, UM and buddies! Smoooooooth Adderly. :D
	1:07pm johnk77: philly joe jones?
	1:09pm listener jeff: What was you favorite food there UM? Did you get to answer the green or red question?
	1:09pm chromaphone: I was real bummed to hear about Mose, but I assumed it was coming as he had stopped performing.
	1:10pm Dean: I've always felt the album Somethin' Else betters Kind of Blue in a big way. Once heard an early pressing of the LP on a top-notch system in San Diego. Bliss.
	1:12pm chromaphone: Have you heard Danny Gatton and Buddy Emmons' version of Canadian Sunset? Pretty sweet.
	1:13pm geezerette: Really Dean? I'll have to do a side by side comparison. Fell in love with Kind of Blue but I love that whole era. (...love those shoes.)
	1:17pm Dean: Hi, geezerette. Yeah, given the option to play one or the other, I'll almost always pick the Adderly. Or put it this way: I've played Somethin' Else probably two or three times a year for several years running. Kind of Blue, not so much. I have a copy of the latter on vinyl, a late issue, probably from the '80s, but two CDs of SE, one a Mobile Fidelity gold, and a Japanese vinyl pressing.
	1:17pm johnk77: mose wrote Everybody's Crying' Mercy
	1:18pm johnk77: often 1 of the hilites of the bonnie raitt shows i worked
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: Geezer! John!
	1:21pm doctorjazz: Saw Danny Gatton back in the day, great performer! As far as Kind of Blue versus Somethin' Else, it's hard to be objective any more about Kind Of Blues, kind of like Beatles records, heard it so many times, lost the desire to play "So What" any time. And, Somethin' Else is a fabulous album...Have both in many vinyl versions...I'm more likely to pull out Cannonball's album as well.
	1:24pm johnk77: mose grew up in the mojo triangle;> bonnie had great respect for danny gatton's talents
	1:26pm Webhamster Henry: I was listening to It's A Beautiful Day just a few days ago..
	1:28pm Dean: I think you nailed it, doctorjazz. It isn't so much a question of which is a "better" or more influential or important album, but of personal preference at this stage.
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: Henry!
	1:29pm johnk77: got to meet david laflamme backstage at the palomino pattie was intense did gigs w/her w/bud cockrellrip:\|<
	1:29pm chromaphone: I have been listening to so much Mose the last few years. What an amazing artist.
	1:30pm geezerette: Hey doctorjazz!,while I get your point about the overexposure of certain artists, there are some that are key to me for various reasons. I may not listen to them for a long time but will always cycle back because they are touchstones. Dean,exactly.
	1:31pm northguineahills: I'm a Johnny come lately to Paris 1919.
	1:31pm northguineahills: Should have read Johny Cale come lately...
	1:32pm geezerette: Howdy ngh!
	1:33pm northguineahills: howdeeze at geezerette!
	1:33pm Dean: I have precisely one John Cale record, Sun Blindness Music, and it remains sealed in the collection since c.2000, when I acquired it at Downtown Music Gallery with a bunch of other stuff. Met Matthew Shipp at the store that day!
	1:37pm northguineahills: Stop making me jealous Dean! The only non-Velvets/Theatre of Eternal Music Cale I have is the Eno/Cale wrong way up. Even though I stopped by records 6 years ago, I still miss the DMG.
	1:38pm βrian: Drifting back in after chasing down mysterious schema errors.
	1:43pm Dean: Other than Sun Blindness Music, which I heard once at DMG (must have been 2001), hence the purchase, I've heard only the live album, Sabotage, and that several times, because we used to play it more or less daily at the record store where I worked at the time of its release. WFMU has been the only other source of my exposure to Cale and VU.
	1:43pm Uncle Michael: caught and killed, Brian?
	1:45pm doctorjazz: Don't have any Cale solo albums (have some J.J.Cale), did see John Cale once back at CBGB's (give you an idea of the time frame), never forget his bombastic Heartbreak Hotel.
	1:45pm chromaphone: It sure must've been cool to listen to the radio back when instrumentals could become hits.
	1:47pm Dean: Sabotage was recorded at CBGB's! I have no J.J. Cale. But I do enjoy kale now and then.
	1:50pm chromaphone: JJ Cale is on deck in my car for the commute home.
	1:51pm Dean: My kids monopolize the car music selections. Lots of Ariane Grande and Sia.
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: I hope they buy the gas.
	1:53pm Dean: I tell them to pedal faster.
	🛒 1:53pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Laura Nyro. Love her so much.
	1:54pm Dean: Were this band named Viagras & Osborne the song might be titled, "Forever Spring."
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: boing!
	1:55pm ndbob: Mickey Jr. Here
	1:55pm Stevel: Hell-O!
	1:55pm βrian: Durn. I was sure I heard "Walter White."
	2:01pm βrian: Are you speaking of Lance Boil?
	2:01pm Dean: Met Mickey at the now razed Hollywood Park one Father's Day. He was a betting man.
	2:01pm northguineahills: I saw John Cale in Florida in 1997, and my friend and I heckled him, as he was playing crappy pub rock.
	2:02pm Stevel: This Cale Eno album is a long-time favorite of mine. www.youtube.com...
	🛒 2:03pm Brian in UK: John Cale, first person to record Hallelujah?
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: Blame him?
	2:09pm doctorjazz: The story is supposed to be that Cohen sent Cale tons of versus, not knowing how he wanted to put it together, Cale made some sense out of it. That is another song that I loved at some point, would never put it on voluntarily at this point...
	2:10pm doctorjazz: As far as kids in the car and music, as my kids got older, they just plugged the headphones in, and freed up the car stereo again.
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: I remember my first awareness of it from an episode of Homicide: Life on the Street. It was great to hear it for the firt time. I wish I could have that back.
	2:12pm chromaphone: Jeff Buckley's version is by far my favorite that I have heard.
	2:13pm Uncle Michael: K.D. Laing's is pretty great...but it's not a song I seek out any longer.
	2:14pm northguineahills: Still dig Buck Owens....
	2:15pm Dean: Georg Friedrich Händel's beats 'em all.
	2:15pm chromaphone: It's such a pleasure when I get to listen to this show when work is kind of slow. Great way to slide into the weekend.
	2:18pm doctorjazz: Great stuff, this Yellow Bird (but woulda been cool to hear the b/w Havah Nagilah)
	2:21pm Uncle Michael: I'll dig it out for Hanukkah.
	2:21pm ?: "Fountains of Wayne?" Really? No.
	2:23pm doctorjazz: FOW are my band, love those guys!
	2:27pm chromaphone: I heard a bit where Tom Scholz was talking. Wife was watching it in the next room while I did homework :( Super interesting. I'll have to wait for the DVD. Ben Harper's intensity bores me but look forward to hear what he says in the show. I also heard David Gilmour's reaction when he first heard Dark Side played back, so neat.
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: Lots of interesting stuff from artists I know nothing about. That's good for me.
	2:34pm chromaphone: Hey Um, I sent you an email like a year or so ago with a link to a video of the making of Dukes of Strosphear. Did you happen to check that out? I thought it was so cool.
	2:34pm geezerette: Elegant hipness!.
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: No, my apologies.I'd love that. Probably got overlooked in some daily maelstrom. I will amend.
	2:37pm chromaphone: I wonder if DJs get my emails from the FMU site. I've sent a couple and gotten no responses. Here is a link to the first chunk of the interview: www.youtube.com...
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: No, I'm sure I got it. I sincerely apologize for not acknowledging the email. I still owe thank you notes for wedding presents...from 28 years ago.
	🛒 2:39pm Brian in UK: Jeremy Spencer?
	2:40pm Uncle Michael: Yep, Brian
	🛒 2:42pm Brian in UK: Uncle, he got the Rock 'n Roll down. Great mix. To the kitchen.
	2:43pm geezerette: 'Nother great show UM! Happy weekend. :)
	2:46pm doctorjazz: Almost done? Sheeesh! Thanks UM (and others), enjoy the weekend!
	2:46pm Dean: The usual: a lasagne with a day-long simmered Bolognese, and orange bread pudding. Taking to friends who do the traditional Pilgrim thing.
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: that sounds great....bolognese
	2:51pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:52pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone...the time flew.
	2:53pm Dean: In fact, the bread pudding can be stellar. It's based on a local restaurant's mainstay dessert, but frankly mine is better. I don't worry about using blood oranges, for instance, and I use challah. http://www.chowhound.com/recipes/bread-pudding-with-orange-caramel-sauce-10082
	2:53pm Dean: Getting static here, too.
	2:54pm Wilson K: Channels
	2:54pm Wilson K: Oops you already know... sorry to pile on
	2:54pm Dean: Uh, oh.
	2:54pm chromaphone: LOL!
	2:54pm Doug Schulkind: Just lost you. Now back!
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: SHUT UP! I LOVE YOU ALL! HELP!
	2:59pm Doug Schulkind: Still the best closing theme in the business. Except that...it means...the end.
	3:00pm βrian: Lasagna chez nous, too. No meat, but garden tomatoes, shitake, fresh goat cheese, spinach, parmesan ...
	3:01pm βrian: Ω means the end.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from November 18, 2016

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