WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from January 13, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: I was really considering giving you the slip. Just this once.
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: That's a pleasing image. Hi.
	12:04pm mauri: heyy um!
	🛒 12:04pm Brian in UK: I'm braced. www.asos.com...
	12:05pm Parq: Greetings, fellow paraskevidekatriaphobics.
	12:06pm holland oats: yikes this tune
	12:06pm duke: me too www.aboutcivil.org...
	12:06pm Stanley: Assume the position
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: Nice. Monk turns 100 later this year, btw.
	12:09pm doctorjazz: Great track, Monk/Trane! Hi!
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Doug! Jeff! Mauri! Brian! Parq! Duke! Stanley! Holland! Doc!
	🛒 12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monk born the year of the '1st Jazz Record'. Big year for Russia...
	12:11pm doctorjazz: Oops, Monk/Rollins
	12:11pm annie: god morgen to all!
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Rev!
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: Annie
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: I mean "Annie!"
	12:14pm Stanley: This is just wonderful
	🛒 12:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not many know Henry laid down these sides w/ Thelonius shortly after he left the Flag...seriously Monk comes after only Trane for me...
	12:15pm coelacanth∅: greetings Uncle M and Dinkettes - great track!
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: ∅!
	12:17pm doctorjazz: To make up for the error... Thelonious Monk — piano Sonny Rollins — tenor saxophone on "The Way You Look Tonight," "I Want to Be Happy," and "Friday the 13th" Julius Watkins — french horn on "Friday the 13th" Percy Heath — bass on "Work," "Nutty," and "Friday the 13th" Tommy Potter — bass on "The Way You Look Tonight" and "I Want to Be Happy Art Taylor — drums on "The Way You Look Tonight" and "I Want to Be Happy" Art Blakey — drums on "Work" and "Nutty" Willie Jones — drums on "Friday the 13th"
	12:18pm coelacanth∅: Monk was my first jazz, after early swing.
	12:19pm Uncle Michael: This Don Byron was unknown to me at the time of the Prisoner show.
	12:20pm Parq: That Friday the 13th was much better than mine is so far.
	12:20pm doctorjazz: Haven't noticed much from Byron recently (likely just me), was really into his stuff for quite a while
	12:21pm Jeff Golick: I was very optimistic about, and then disappointed by, a recent Byron/gospel-inspired album. His early stuff is awesome, though.
	12:24pm Jeff Golick: @UM: Byron extended his #6 investigations: www.discogs.com...
	12:24pm Artie Haywire: Great, now my socks are all wet.
	12:24pm Stanley: What one does in the privicy of one's own bathroom, stays in the bathroom.
	12:25pm Rich in Washington: Ramsey Lewis immediately makes me think of my dad, who played a couple of his records often. It seemed like it was our house's party music in the early 70s.
	12:27pm Parq: New York folk, wasn't the Lewis version of In Crowd used on a local TV show in the mid 60s? The name Clay Cole has dislodged itself from the detritus of my memory.
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Jeff! Artie! Rich!
	12:30pm Stanley: Stevie Wonderful!
	🛒 12:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Wolf - the original PunkRawk ...well ?
	12:31pm Jeff Golick: Recently listened to a live version of this, from a boot called Funkified Rainbow. It doesn't cut the original.
	12:31pm holland oats: washing your face and hands is good hygiene!
	12:32pm Stanley: Kills 99.9% of all known germs.
	12:34pm Parq: Jeff, the Wolf or the Stevie?
	🛒 12:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yer thinkin' Disinfection - that were the original title when he floated it past JeffBeck...
	12:34pm Jeff Golick: @Parq - Stevie: www.discogs.com...
	12:35pm Jeff Golick: Jesus did I listen the HELL out of my Deja Vu cassette back in jr. high/high school.
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: I've gone all classic rock all of the sudden.
	12:36pm Tate: Glad to be listenin to the good tunes today
	12:36pm Jeff Golick: Like, every single note still burned into my mind thirty years later...
	12:36pm doctorjazz: CSN not A staple of FMU.
	12:37pm Dominick: This is OK by me
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: Dom!
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: Tate!
	🛒 12:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - love the tale - I think it were Stils & Nash sang a thing - & Crosby said sing it again - & put the 3rd harmony - & they all kinda larfed because they knew that second what they'd be doing for a few years...a bit like how Crosby joined the bYRdS...& was it Graham laying the 3rd harmony on the others?...anyhow - they can sing a bit...
	12:39pm Dominick: Will I be hearing the Cloudlifter today?
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: You have been.
	12:40pm Dominick: Just got here, OK!
	12:41pm Parq: Jeff - for what it's worth, I saw him do "Superstition" to close his set when he opened for John Lennon in NYC in the early 70s. It knocked me out. 'Course, I was, like, 16, but I think it's available on Youtube. Great moment where he does his walk-off and takes his bows while the band vamps the outro.
	🛒 12:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...which means you saw the actual JohnLennon?? ...I'm about ready to follow StevieWonder...just a touch more practice...nearly there...let you know...
	12:43pm Little Danny: I never hear people talking about the Bermuda Triangle anymore
	12:44pm V Priceless: Hey Uncle M!
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: Danny! VP!
	12:44pm Doug Schulkind: What about the Bermuda rhombus. Now that sucker would really mess with your dingy.
	12:45pm Dean: Or Bermuda shorts.
	12:46pm doctorjazz: Totally unrelated to anything here, but just saw this in an email from Bandcamp, psyched. sunrastrut.bandcamp.com...
	12:47pm Dean: "Déjà Vu"? Again?!
	12:47pm Jeff Golick: @Parq: WHA-OOOOH! Amazing gig to have been at; legendary.
	12:48pm βrian: @Dean: A series of short stories, right/
	12:49pm Dean: @doctorjazz: Wow. Recently acquired what must have been v.1. Will definitely be adding v.2.
	12:49pm annie: so, this happens: when i pause the pop-up for a few minutes, then press play, it starts back up where it stopped. so i'm hearing the music in the PAST!! wow
	12:50pm Dean: @βrian: That, or missing pants.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Dean! Brian!
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: Annie, I'll ask around. Maybe the revised pop-up has a pause button that ...you know...pauses.
	12:52pm Stanley: Amazing, doctor and only 12 euro for the 65 track download. Yay, think I'll go for that.
	12:53pm annie: it's actually cool... surreal, really. more experiments with time travel right at my fingertips!
	12:54pm Dean: @doctorjazz: I'm confused. The set list for the v.2 is identical to that for v.1: https://sunrastrut.bandcamp.com/album/singles
	12:56pm Doug Schulkind: I think someone needs to give Maceo a hug.
	12:57pm Parq: Annie, yes, that's what happens. If you want to come back to where the current feed is, refresh the pop-up.
	1:00pm Parq: I keep waiting for this Maceo to turn into "It's A Man's Man's Man's World". (Not sure if I have the correct number of "Man's" there.)
	1:01pm doctorjazz: My FMU app on my phone has a pause and a stop button (the square)...I always use the square, hate being suspended in time @dean-not sure what v1 set you have, I happen to have the first Sun Ra The Singles CD set in the office, 1996 on Evidence, different track list. , www.discogs.com...
	1:02pm doctorjazz: There may be overlap, laid out differently on the CD box.
	1:02pm annie: thanks parq!!
	1:04pm Dean: Strut recently did a 3CD set of singles, 1952-1961. The set list is identical to the 65 tune list at the URL you provided. Maybe the v.2 list is incorrect. The notes to v.1 make reference to the incomplete Evidence set. Something like a dozen new tracks on Strut.
	1:07pm doctorjazz: Looking it over, much is repeated, some is not. They note that some have been turned up recently (the box I have was released 20 years ago).
	1:07pm Jeff Golick: Thank you for satisfying one of my requests from last week, @UM! (That show was really one for the ages, btw. A real beaut.)
	1:07pm Doug Schulkind: This gal is pretty good. Has she made other records?
	1:08pm doctorjazz: Great Columbia Aretha!
	1:09pm Dean: A wreath, a Franklin, a laurel and hearty handshake!
	1:09pm Dean: Emailed Irwin Chusid to settle the Sun Ra issue.
	1:11pm Jeff Golick: cuz Joe Pass passed.
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: I heard it in the alley on the weird radio.
	1:22pm doctorjazz: Looks to me like the Strut and the Bandcamp are one and the same. Not sure what the v1 and v2 refer to.
	1:23pm V Priceless: Dang I missed Glam Metal Detectives!
	1:28pm Dean: Bandcamp is confusing matters by hosting two pages, one for a putative v.1, the other for v.2, but both refer to the full collection. What I don't recall is whether the 3CD set I just acquired specifies a date range on the cover as shown on Bandcamp.
	1:29pm βrian: Our execrable governor famously once raised his glass and made a toast: "Molotov!"
	🛒 1:30pm Brian in UK: Uncle ever heard Aaron Lee Tasjan?
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: No, Brian. What's the story?
	1:31pm Dean: Irwin replies, "What’s called Vol 2 at the link is vol. 1 and vol. 2 combined." There I see, too, a scope note: "November 25th 2016: - all-encompassing 3CD and digital versions covering Ra’s full output from 1952-1991" Thus, my 3CD set is "all-encompassing."
	1:32pm Jeff Golick: I suspect, @Dean, that the volume split concerns the vinyl editions, as in the photos, even as the bandcamp page(s) list all tunes. It allows the label to have multiple products on one page.
	1:32pm Doug Schulkind: You know who else cover's that Fred Neil tune? Louis Armstrong.
	1:33pm Jeff Golick: @Doug, you have an elephant's memory for that kind of thing.
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: Fred Neill tune.
	1:34pm Doug Schulkind: That's want I fookin meant.
	1:34pm Webhamster Henry: Nilsson's song for Midnight Cowboy was "I Guess the Lord Must Be In New York City", but it was not used.
	1:35pm Doug Schulkind: It would be funny if a DJ segued from Elephant's Memory into Eek-a-Mouse. I'm waiting.
	1:36pm Dean: Or from Elephant's Memory to Elephant's Gerald.
	1:36pm coelacanth: -then into Cat Power?
	1:36pm Parq: Okay, I'll ask. Who was the female vocalist fronting El's Memory? (By the way, they joined forces with the Plastic Ono guys to back Lennon on that show I mentioned.)
	1:36pm Dean: (Was once in a band dubbed Elephant's Dupree.)
	1:37pm Webhamster Henry: Or Elephant Steps www.masterworksbroadway.com...
	1:38pm still b/p: Good afternoon. Chicken Train was sung loudly by collegiate inebriates. That talkover version of Happy is like muzak from a mall or some kind of ....lobby.
	1:38pm Webhamster Henry: Or Dave Soldier's Thai Elephant Orchestra.
	1:39pm 67tele: all skate
	1:40pm Marie: You are cracking me up UM. I'm also very much enjoying the ear candy. Thanks!
	1:40pm northguineahills: Has Ken played this version in his Bohemian Rhapsody marathons?
	1:40pm Rich in Washington: we're just now slowly heading out of our mini ice age hear in the Portland/PNW area. The (unfortunately true) stereotype is that Portlanders don't know what to do when it snows.
	1:40pm Rich in Washington: I had to miss two of my own shows in a row due to weather.
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: still b/p! tele! Marie! NGH!
	🛒 1:41pm Brian in UK: Uncle. He is coming to London in a couple of weeks. Looks like fun.
	1:43pm coelacanth∅: i was a hero or an asshole in ashville when it snowed about an inch and everyone was pulled off the road, and i cruised by in my 1969 rear-wheel-drive car.
	1:44pm still b/p: A woman I know and her brother can perform almost any song by doing the hand palm-to-palm squeeze squeak/fart thing. I've thought about recording them doing the big Boho Rhapso.
	1:44pm V Priceless: Bonzos! Yay!
	1:45pm Parq: This Boho Rahps kind of reminds me of the Wurlitzer at Radio City Music Hall.
	1:49pm still b/p: Archive assignment: Watch the Busby Berkeley madness sometime with the sound of the movie version of the song turned down and with the Bonzo accompaniment playing instead! www.youtube.com...
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: That BAW is amazing.
	1:53pm βrian: Tasjan's voice reminds me of Steve Goodman.
	1:55pm Rich in Washington: Love that synth groove.
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: I'll delve, Brian.
	1:56pm Doug Schulkind: Scientists actually discovered that it takes 1:34. But why be a killjoy?!
	1:57pm Mike East: Never knew who did this song. Great number 1 hit (It Only Takes a Minute)
	1:58pm still b/p: Someone hawks "20 Minutes Abs," someone else has to pitch "10 Minutes Abs.""
	2:00pm still b/p: "Footlight Parade."
	2:01pm βrian: Turtle beans tonight.
	2:05pm Uncle Michael: Turtles...all the way down.
	2:06pm johnk77: disco not in wide usage among hetero non-metrosexuals before 1975? widely used by gays earlier earlier hetero usage like peppermint lounge?
	2:07pm Dominick: I hear what he did here
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: I think there's a break between "discoteque" and "disco".
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: who, where, Dominick?
	2:07pm johnk77: great work today selecter got any sons of champlin?
	2:09pm Parq: As John notes, there were discos before there was disco, which probably explains why early news stories about Studio and its ilk referred to "rock music" being played therein.
	2:09pm Dominick: Georgie Fame Seventh Son in 7/4 time
	2:09pm Uncle Michael: Got some...would you like to hear them some week soon?
	2:10pm johnk77: dancing to rock discs related yet ?
	2:11pm hyde: had to go to the Asian supermarket. while i was in there, i could here someone's voice yammering from a cell phone. Dang, that's annoying, i thought. Someone is rudely playing their cell phone out loud in the market. As the voice kept talking, it started to sound vaguely familiar... it was Uncle Michael back announcing. Turns out the WFMU app was broadcasting from my back pocket.
	2:12pm chromaphone: That keeps happening to me too hyde. only not at Asian supermarkets and not always with the Uncle.
	2:13pm Webhamster Henry: @hyde @chromophone that's technically called buttcasting.
	2:14pm Uncle Michael: You guys gotta stop butt-dialing me
	2:14pm annie: i love that story!! ^
	2:16pm Uncle Michael: chrome! hyde! Henry!
	2:16pm βrian: UM back-announcing. Heh.
	2:16pm johnk77: disco demolition night 1979 i did get to meet and work w/ steve dahl during that period but was never ant-disco for both esthetic and business purposes i hope @UM is butt/dialing near you
	2:17pm still b/p: Disco as we came to know it was definitely a common term with the common associations by mid 70s in then northeast, cuz we were already bitching about the trends and traits. I was surprised when after Saturday Night Fever ('77) there was a second wider wave of attention and emphasis that washed over the media and popular culture.....TV, fashion, nightspots becoming disco-ized. But it was definitely a second wave.
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: Buck Owens: Rocakabilly
	2:18pm βrian: I'm an appless phone user, essentially. I have one app that tells me when the bus is coming, but that's it.
	2:18pm Parq: The first reference I remember to "disco music" in the New York press was in 1974.
	2:19pm chromaphone: I was just driving around listening to Hinky Dinkiness in the first car I have ever owned with bluetooth, that I got the other day. So great. It would cut out once in a while, but other than that really cool.
	2:19pm johnk77: i am updating the comments back/front + front/back percy heath was a gas both business+esthetics
	🛒 2:20pm Brian in UK: Thanks, Uncle. Seizure later.
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: Chromaphone, I have FMU-ish stuff on in the car a LOT.
	2:22pm Parq: I look forward to being able to boot up FMU.org on the car stereo the way I once looked forward to being able to plug my iPod directly into the car system, and before that the way I looked forward to being able to play CDs in the car.
	2:23pm chromaphone: I had no idea this car did not have a CD player and was a bit bummed about that, but this bluetooth thing is gonna change my world for the better methinks.
	🛒 2:26pm Brian in UK: @chromaphone I bought a ten years old Toyota Avensis recently. It had a cassette AND CD player. JOY.
	2:27pm Dean: Manchester Guardian, 1957: "The scooter-riding, blue-jeans, coca-cola-drinking, disco-club young things are hotly modern in tendency."
	2:29pm still b/p: I don't desire many car bells, whistles and widgets...don't have any in my current vehicle (manual window cranks and lock buttons!..nearly Flinstonian!) but the capability to do FMU while motoring, that would be, oh, great -- a blessing. Don't have a phone suited to it now anyway. Warmly late-adopting in tendency.
	2:29pm βrian: @Dean: Are you splashing about in the OED again?
	2:31pm Bill Mac: Hey Mike, thanks for playing my fave SQ track!
	2:31pm Dean: @βrian: Daily! Beats bathing.
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: Very Tyranasaurean, eh Bill?
	2:33pm still b/p: In 50s Britain the young things were riding scooters while in America you could find beats bathing. I don't know how often, but...
	2:34pm johnk77: cassettes + 8tracks continuing @parqs philosophizing @dean my step/daughter works at levis and rides a scooter 2017 thanx for cross/referencing
	2:35pm Alex In Illinois: My wife's car has a 1/8 " input jack, so I just plug one end of a cord into my android phone, and the other into that jack, and then I get WFMU in her car.
	2:36pm Dean: @johnk77: My wife works at SFPL, where next month (ignore the date typo in the text) this will take place: http://sfpl.org/index.php?pg=1025277501
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: Adding bluetooth to any car with an aux in jack is dead easy.
	2:38pm johnk77: speaking of plastic ono yoko looked a little frailer the last time i saw her across the room in the vip section at irlving plaza
	2:38pm Alex In Illinois: Her car has bluetooth too. I haven't used it there.
	2:38pm johnk77: irving/fillmorenyc:>
	2:39pm chromaphone: @Brian in UK: About 10 years ago my grandmother gave me her Buick which only had a radio and cassette deck in it. I was completely shocked by how great cassettes sounded in it. Really really enjoyable. I don't think any car stereo I have listened to since has compared.
	2:40pm βrian: They ought to have Serge speak at that SFPL event.
	🛒 2:40pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello to all & all the listening modes mentioned. Was overjoyed to utilize the Android App for the first hour of the show while running along lower NY harbor AND not have it cut at all!
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Kevin!
	2:41pm Parq: The funny thing is, when cars had cassette players, there were adapters that made it easy to plug in an iPod or other device with a mini-stereo headphone jack. That became impossible with the switch over to CDs, and you had to use those stupid micro-radio-transmitter things (which never worked well for me) until they came up with the aux jacks.
	2:45pm doctorjazz: @Brian in the UK, I think I have that same Toyota, it's called Avalon, got it when my 100 year old mother in law stopped driving, about 10 years old. (it's now my older daughter's bumper car...) Has CD and cassette, tried to use the cassette for a portable player, never worked
	2:53pm johnk77: @dean thanx for urll forwarded to several @UM thanx for show
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for listening today, everyone. Have a bunch of great weekends.
	2:56pm johnk77: i luv where @um + sirius/xm underground garage crosso/over
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Best Mavis Staples impression ever.
	2:57pm 67tele: this kind of takes 'Brother Louie' and turns it on its head a little bit...
	2:58pm Tate: Thanks for the good tunes today!
	2:59pm chromaphone: Thanks for another righteous show UM. I can't believe how low-fi Sirius is. I don't think I will be listening to my free subscription much.
	3:00pm Webhamster Henry: I dunno, the show was not guilty enough for me today - although you win points for Tavares!
	3:00pm doctorjazz: Fun weekend all, thanks UM!
	3:00pm Bill Mac: There’s an after party at my house and everyone’s invited wfmu.org...
	3:01pm hyde: thanks, uncle michael!
	3:02pm Uncle Michael: Thanks all!
	3:02pm Parq: Great music, even better conversation. Thanks for the company, guys; this hasn't been an easy day at my desk. Wanna stop by my office? I'll buy.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from January 13, 2017

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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)
David Bowie	Killing a Little Time	No Plan (EP) (Columbia/ISO - 2017) (From: No Plan)	0:02:25 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk & Sonny Rollins	Friday the 13th	Thelonious Monk & Sonny Rollins (Prestige - 1956)	0:06:06 (Pop-up)
Don Byron	You Are #6 "You Are #6" by "Don Byron"	Music For Six Musicians (Nonesuch - 1995)	0:16:39 (Pop-up)
Ramsey Lewis Trio	Wade In The Water	single (b/w Ain't That Peculiar) (Chess - 1966)	0:18:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ramsey Lewis Trio	Wade In The Water	single (b/w Ain't That Peculiar) (Chess - 1966)	0:21:39 (Pop-up)
Howlin' Wolf	I Ain't Superstitious	single (b/w Just Like I Treat You) (Chess - 1962) (From: The Chess Box)	0:25:28 (Pop-up)
Stevie Wonder	Superstition "Superstition" by "Stevie Wonder"	single (b/w You've Got It Bad Girl) (Tamla - 1972) (From: Home Compilation)	0:28:22 (Pop-up)
Crosby, Stills & Nash	Déjà Vu "Déjà Vu" by "Crosby, Stills & Nash"	single (b-side to Our House) (Atlantic - 1970) (From: Crosby, Stills & Nash [Box Set])	0:32:34 (Pop-up)
Phil Everly	Mystic Line "Mystic Line" by "Phil Everly"	Mystic Line (Pye - 1975)	0:36:38 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Bermuda Triangle "Bermuda Triangle" by "Fleetwood Mac"	Heroes Are Hard To Find (Reprise - 1974) (From: (Bob Welch) His Fleetwood Mac Years & Beyond)	0:39:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Emil Richards & The Factory	Bo Diddley	single (b-side to No Place I'd Rather Be) (Uni - 1967) (From: Lost Jukebox: Volume 196)	0:43:49 (Pop-up)
Maceo Parker	Children's World "Children's World" by "Maceo Parker"	Roots Revisited (Verve - 1990) (From: Blaxploitation Vol. 2: The Sequel)	0:47:20 (Pop-up)
Roy Clark & Joe Pass	Cold, Cold Heart	Play Hank Williams (Ranwood - 1995)	0:57:58 (Pop-up)
The Swan Silvertones	I'll Search Heaven	Blessed Assurance (Vee jay - 1963)	1:01:36 (Pop-up)
Aretha Franklin With The Ray Bryant Combo	Won't Be Long	Aretha (Columbia - 1961)	1:04:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Raymond Scott Quintette	The Happy Farmer	shellac 10" (b/w Egyptian Barn Dance) (Brunswick - 1938) (From: Microphone Music)	1:07:32 (Pop-up)
The Glam Metal Detectives	Everybody Up!	Everybody Up! (EP) (ZTT - 1995) (From: Oh Yes We Can Love: The History of Glam Rock)	1:12:18 (Pop-up)
The Ozark Mountain Daredevils	If You Wanna Get To Heaven	The Ozark Mountain Daredevils (A&M - 1973)	1:14:55 (Pop-up)
Aerovons	Everything's Alright "Everything's Alright" by "Aerovons"	prev. unr. (n/a - 1969) (From: Ressurection (2003))	1:17:56 (Pop-up)
Iggy & the Stooges	Shake Appeal "Shake Appeal" by "Iggy & the Stooges"	Raw Power (Columbia - 1973)	1:20:35 (Pop-up)
Ravens	Mahzel "Mahzel" by "Ravens"	shellac 10" (b/w For You) (National - 1947) (From: Early Years 1)	1:23:31 (Pop-up)
Elephant's Memory	Everybody's Talkin'	Songs From Midnight Cowboy (Buddah - 1969)	1:26:38 (Pop-up)
The Myrogens	The Dancing Katydids	single (b-side to Fallout) (JM - 1959) (From: Lux and Ivy's Favorites Volume 11)	1:30:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Speedometer	Happy "Happy" by "Speedometer"	No Turning Back (Freestyle - 2015)	1:32:08 (Pop-up)
A Big Machine	Bohemian Rhapsody "Bohemian Rhapsody" by "A Big Machine"	n /a (n/a - 2014)	1:37:29 (Pop-up)
Bonzo Dog Band	By A Waterfall "By A Waterfall" by "Bonzo Dog Band"	Tadpoles (Liberty - 1969)	1:42:39 (Pop-up)
Dave "Snaker" Ray	West Egg Rag "West Egg Rag" by "Dave "Snaker" Ray"	Fine Soft Land (Elektra - 1967)	1:45:40 (Pop-up)
The Bu Bu Turner Group	Rose of Tangier	single (b/w Hornet's Nest) (Fortune - 1955)	1:46:56 (Pop-up)
Don Rich And The Buckaroos	One More Time	single (b-side to The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down) (Capitol - 1970) (From: Guitar Pickin' Man)	1:50:09 (Pop-up)
Tavares	It Only Takes a Minute "It Only Takes a Minute" by "Tavares"	single (b/w I Hope She Chooses Me) (Capitol - 1975) (From: Capitol Gold: The Best of Tavares)	1:52:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Swoboda & His Zither	Shake it Down	unk. (unk. - unk.) (From: Test Card Music Vol. 10)	1:56:16 (Pop-up)
Alex Chilton	All of the Time "All of the Time" by "Alex Chilton"	Bach's Bottom (Line - 1975/1981)	2:02:00 (Pop-up)
Georgie Fame	Seventh Son "Seventh Son" by "Georgie Fame"	single (b/w Fully Booked) (CBS - 1969)	2:04:52 (Pop-up)
John Miles	Stranger In The City "Stranger In The City" by "John Miles"	Stranger In The City (Decca - 1976) (From: His Very Best)	2:06:56 (Pop-up)
T. Rex	Ride a White Swan "Ride a White Swan" by "T. Rex"	Ride a White Swan (EP) (Fly - 1970) (From: Greatest Hits Volume One)	2:11:18 (Pop-up)
The Resonars	John Stone Will Be Christian	Crummy Desert Sound (Burger - 2013)	2:13:25 (Pop-up)
Buck Owens And The Buckeroos	Sweet Thing (Mono Single Version)	single (b/w I Only Know That I Love You) (Capitol - 1957) (From: The Complete Capitol Singles - 1957-1966)	2:15:34 (Pop-up)
Nancy Wilson	I Want To Be With You	How Glad I Am (Capital - 1964)	2:17:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Orchestra & Chorus directed by Gareth Davies	Bottle Dance	single (b-side to Topol - If I Were A Rich Man) (CBS - 1967)	2:19:43 (Pop-up)
Ricky Wilde	I Wanna Go To A Disco	single (b/w Bad Boy) (UK - 1974)	2:23:52 (Pop-up)
Status Quo	Gerdundula "Gerdundula" by "Status Quo"	single (b-side to In My Chair) (Pye - 1970) (From: The Early Works)	2:26:45 (Pop-up)
Radio Stars	Nervous Wreck "Nervous Wreck" by "Radio Stars"	Songs for Swinging Lovers (Chiswick - 1977)	2:29:56 (Pop-up)
The Birds	You Don't Love Me (You Don't Care)	single (b/w You're On My Mind) (Decca - 1964) (From: The Collector's Guide To Rare British Birds)	2:32:01 (Pop-up)
The Pretty Things	Falling Again "Falling Again" by "The Pretty Things"	Cross Talk (Warner Bros. - 1980)	2:34:02 (Pop-up)
The Turtles	You Showed Me "You Showed Me" by "The Turtles"	single (b/w Buzz Saw) (White Whale - 1968)	2:37:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Fentones	Just For Jerry "Just For Jerry" by "The Fentones"	single (b-side to The Breeze And I) (Parlophone - 1962) (From: The Complete A-Sides And B-Sides)	2:40:18 (Pop-up)
Trini Lopez	Four Strong Winds "Four Strong Winds" by "Trini Lopez"	Welcome To Trini Country (Reprise - 1968)	2:44:16 (Pop-up)
Michael Fennelly	Sad Dream Of Louise	Stranger's Bed (Mercury - 1975)	2:47:08 (Pop-up)
Nancy Sinatra	Highway Song "Highway Song" by "Nancy Sinatra"	single (b/w Are You Growing Tired Of My Love) (Reprise - 1969) (From: The Greatest Hits of Nancy Sinatra)	2:51:38 (Pop-up)
Inez Foxx	You Hurt Me for the Last Time	single (b-side to Watch The Dog (That Brings The Bone)) (Volt - 1972) (From: The Complete Stax-Volt Soul Singles, Vol. 3: 1972-1975)	2:54:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues) (Blue Horizon - 1968)	2:57:59 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: I was really considering giving you the slip. Just this once.
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: That's a pleasing image. Hi.
	12:04pm mauri: heyy um!
	🛒 12:04pm Brian in UK: I'm braced. www.asos.com...
	12:05pm Parq: Greetings, fellow paraskevidekatriaphobics.
	12:06pm holland oats: yikes this tune
	12:06pm duke: me too www.aboutcivil.org...
	12:06pm Stanley: Assume the position
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: Nice. Monk turns 100 later this year, btw.
	12:09pm doctorjazz: Great track, Monk/Trane! Hi!
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Doug! Jeff! Mauri! Brian! Parq! Duke! Stanley! Holland! Doc!
	🛒 12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monk born the year of the '1st Jazz Record'. Big year for Russia...
	12:11pm doctorjazz: Oops, Monk/Rollins
	12:11pm annie: god morgen to all!
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Rev!
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: Annie
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: I mean "Annie!"
	12:14pm Stanley: This is just wonderful
	🛒 12:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not many know Henry laid down these sides w/ Thelonius shortly after he left the Flag...seriously Monk comes after only Trane for me...
	12:15pm coelacanth∅: greetings Uncle M and Dinkettes - great track!
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: ∅!
	12:17pm doctorjazz: To make up for the error... Thelonious Monk — piano Sonny Rollins — tenor saxophone on "The Way You Look Tonight," "I Want to Be Happy," and "Friday the 13th" Julius Watkins — french horn on "Friday the 13th" Percy Heath — bass on "Work," "Nutty," and "Friday the 13th" Tommy Potter — bass on "The Way You Look Tonight" and "I Want to Be Happy Art Taylor — drums on "The Way You Look Tonight" and "I Want to Be Happy" Art Blakey — drums on "Work" and "Nutty" Willie Jones — drums on "Friday the 13th"
	12:18pm coelacanth∅: Monk was my first jazz, after early swing.
	12:19pm Uncle Michael: This Don Byron was unknown to me at the time of the Prisoner show.
	12:20pm Parq: That Friday the 13th was much better than mine is so far.
	12:20pm doctorjazz: Haven't noticed much from Byron recently (likely just me), was really into his stuff for quite a while
	12:21pm Jeff Golick: I was very optimistic about, and then disappointed by, a recent Byron/gospel-inspired album. His early stuff is awesome, though.
	12:24pm Jeff Golick: @UM: Byron extended his #6 investigations: www.discogs.com...
	12:24pm Artie Haywire: Great, now my socks are all wet.
	12:24pm Stanley: What one does in the privicy of one's own bathroom, stays in the bathroom.
	12:25pm Rich in Washington: Ramsey Lewis immediately makes me think of my dad, who played a couple of his records often. It seemed like it was our house's party music in the early 70s.
	12:27pm Parq: New York folk, wasn't the Lewis version of In Crowd used on a local TV show in the mid 60s? The name Clay Cole has dislodged itself from the detritus of my memory.
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Jeff! Artie! Rich!
	12:30pm Stanley: Stevie Wonderful!
	🛒 12:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Wolf - the original PunkRawk ...well ?
	12:31pm Jeff Golick: Recently listened to a live version of this, from a boot called Funkified Rainbow. It doesn't cut the original.
	12:31pm holland oats: washing your face and hands is good hygiene!
	12:32pm Stanley: Kills 99.9% of all known germs.
	12:34pm Parq: Jeff, the Wolf or the Stevie?
	🛒 12:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yer thinkin' Disinfection - that were the original title when he floated it past JeffBeck...
	12:34pm Jeff Golick: @Parq - Stevie: www.discogs.com...
	12:35pm Jeff Golick: Jesus did I listen the HELL out of my Deja Vu cassette back in jr. high/high school.
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: I've gone all classic rock all of the sudden.
	12:36pm Tate: Glad to be listenin to the good tunes today
	12:36pm Jeff Golick: Like, every single note still burned into my mind thirty years later...
	12:36pm doctorjazz: CSN not A staple of FMU.
	12:37pm Dominick: This is OK by me
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: Dom!
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: Tate!
	🛒 12:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - love the tale - I think it were Stils & Nash sang a thing - & Crosby said sing it again - & put the 3rd harmony - & they all kinda larfed because they knew that second what they'd be doing for a few years...a bit like how Crosby joined the bYRdS...& was it Graham laying the 3rd harmony on the others?...anyhow - they can sing a bit...
	12:39pm Dominick: Will I be hearing the Cloudlifter today?
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: You have been.
	12:40pm Dominick: Just got here, OK!
	12:41pm Parq: Jeff - for what it's worth, I saw him do "Superstition" to close his set when he opened for John Lennon in NYC in the early 70s. It knocked me out. 'Course, I was, like, 16, but I think it's available on Youtube. Great moment where he does his walk-off and takes his bows while the band vamps the outro.
	🛒 12:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...which means you saw the actual JohnLennon?? ...I'm about ready to follow StevieWonder...just a touch more practice...nearly there...let you know...
	12:43pm Little Danny: I never hear people talking about the Bermuda Triangle anymore
	12:44pm V Priceless: Hey Uncle M!
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: Danny! VP!
	12:44pm Doug Schulkind: What about the Bermuda rhombus. Now that sucker would really mess with your dingy.
	12:45pm Dean: Or Bermuda shorts.
	12:46pm doctorjazz: Totally unrelated to anything here, but just saw this in an email from Bandcamp, psyched. sunrastrut.bandcamp.com...
	12:47pm Dean: "Déjà Vu"? Again?!
	12:47pm Jeff Golick: @Parq: WHA-OOOOH! Amazing gig to have been at; legendary.
	12:48pm βrian: @Dean: A series of short stories, right/
	12:49pm Dean: @doctorjazz: Wow. Recently acquired what must have been v.1. Will definitely be adding v.2.
	12:49pm annie: so, this happens: when i pause the pop-up for a few minutes, then press play, it starts back up where it stopped. so i'm hearing the music in the PAST!! wow
	12:50pm Dean: @βrian: That, or missing pants.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Dean! Brian!
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: Annie, I'll ask around. Maybe the revised pop-up has a pause button that ...you know...pauses.
	12:52pm Stanley: Amazing, doctor and only 12 euro for the 65 track download. Yay, think I'll go for that.
	12:53pm annie: it's actually cool... surreal, really. more experiments with time travel right at my fingertips!
	12:54pm Dean: @doctorjazz: I'm confused. The set list for the v.2 is identical to that for v.1: https://sunrastrut.bandcamp.com/album/singles
	12:56pm Doug Schulkind: I think someone needs to give Maceo a hug.
	12:57pm Parq: Annie, yes, that's what happens. If you want to come back to where the current feed is, refresh the pop-up.
	1:00pm Parq: I keep waiting for this Maceo to turn into "It's A Man's Man's Man's World". (Not sure if I have the correct number of "Man's" there.)
	1:01pm doctorjazz: My FMU app on my phone has a pause and a stop button (the square)...I always use the square, hate being suspended in time @dean-not sure what v1 set you have, I happen to have the first Sun Ra The Singles CD set in the office, 1996 on Evidence, different track list. , www.discogs.com...
	1:02pm doctorjazz: There may be overlap, laid out differently on the CD box.
	1:02pm annie: thanks parq!!
	1:04pm Dean: Strut recently did a 3CD set of singles, 1952-1961. The set list is identical to the 65 tune list at the URL you provided. Maybe the v.2 list is incorrect. The notes to v.1 make reference to the incomplete Evidence set. Something like a dozen new tracks on Strut.
	1:07pm doctorjazz: Looking it over, much is repeated, some is not. They note that some have been turned up recently (the box I have was released 20 years ago).
	1:07pm Jeff Golick: Thank you for satisfying one of my requests from last week, @UM! (That show was really one for the ages, btw. A real beaut.)
	1:07pm Doug Schulkind: This gal is pretty good. Has she made other records?
	1:08pm doctorjazz: Great Columbia Aretha!
	1:09pm Dean: A wreath, a Franklin, a laurel and hearty handshake!
	1:09pm Dean: Emailed Irwin Chusid to settle the Sun Ra issue.
	1:11pm Jeff Golick: cuz Joe Pass passed.
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: I heard it in the alley on the weird radio.
	1:22pm doctorjazz: Looks to me like the Strut and the Bandcamp are one and the same. Not sure what the v1 and v2 refer to.
	1:23pm V Priceless: Dang I missed Glam Metal Detectives!
	1:28pm Dean: Bandcamp is confusing matters by hosting two pages, one for a putative v.1, the other for v.2, but both refer to the full collection. What I don't recall is whether the 3CD set I just acquired specifies a date range on the cover as shown on Bandcamp.
	1:29pm βrian: Our execrable governor famously once raised his glass and made a toast: "Molotov!"
	🛒 1:30pm Brian in UK: Uncle ever heard Aaron Lee Tasjan?
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: No, Brian. What's the story?
	1:31pm Dean: Irwin replies, "What’s called Vol 2 at the link is vol. 1 and vol. 2 combined." There I see, too, a scope note: "November 25th 2016: - all-encompassing 3CD and digital versions covering Ra’s full output from 1952-1991" Thus, my 3CD set is "all-encompassing."
	1:32pm Jeff Golick: I suspect, @Dean, that the volume split concerns the vinyl editions, as in the photos, even as the bandcamp page(s) list all tunes. It allows the label to have multiple products on one page.
	1:32pm Doug Schulkind: You know who else cover's that Fred Neil tune? Louis Armstrong.
	1:33pm Jeff Golick: @Doug, you have an elephant's memory for that kind of thing.
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: Fred Neill tune.
	1:34pm Doug Schulkind: That's want I fookin meant.
	1:34pm Webhamster Henry: Nilsson's song for Midnight Cowboy was "I Guess the Lord Must Be In New York City", but it was not used.
	1:35pm Doug Schulkind: It would be funny if a DJ segued from Elephant's Memory into Eek-a-Mouse. I'm waiting.
	1:36pm Dean: Or from Elephant's Memory to Elephant's Gerald.
	1:36pm coelacanth: -then into Cat Power?
	1:36pm Parq: Okay, I'll ask. Who was the female vocalist fronting El's Memory? (By the way, they joined forces with the Plastic Ono guys to back Lennon on that show I mentioned.)
	1:36pm Dean: (Was once in a band dubbed Elephant's Dupree.)
	1:37pm Webhamster Henry: Or Elephant Steps www.masterworksbroadway.com...
	1:38pm still b/p: Good afternoon. Chicken Train was sung loudly by collegiate inebriates. That talkover version of Happy is like muzak from a mall or some kind of ....lobby.
	1:38pm Webhamster Henry: Or Dave Soldier's Thai Elephant Orchestra.
	1:39pm 67tele: all skate
	1:40pm Marie: You are cracking me up UM. I'm also very much enjoying the ear candy. Thanks!
	1:40pm northguineahills: Has Ken played this version in his Bohemian Rhapsody marathons?
	1:40pm Rich in Washington: we're just now slowly heading out of our mini ice age hear in the Portland/PNW area. The (unfortunately true) stereotype is that Portlanders don't know what to do when it snows.
	1:40pm Rich in Washington: I had to miss two of my own shows in a row due to weather.
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: still b/p! tele! Marie! NGH!
	🛒 1:41pm Brian in UK: Uncle. He is coming to London in a couple of weeks. Looks like fun.
	1:43pm coelacanth∅: i was a hero or an asshole in ashville when it snowed about an inch and everyone was pulled off the road, and i cruised by in my 1969 rear-wheel-drive car.
	1:44pm still b/p: A woman I know and her brother can perform almost any song by doing the hand palm-to-palm squeeze squeak/fart thing. I've thought about recording them doing the big Boho Rhapso.
	1:44pm V Priceless: Bonzos! Yay!
	1:45pm Parq: This Boho Rahps kind of reminds me of the Wurlitzer at Radio City Music Hall.
	1:49pm still b/p: Archive assignment: Watch the Busby Berkeley madness sometime with the sound of the movie version of the song turned down and with the Bonzo accompaniment playing instead! www.youtube.com...
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: That BAW is amazing.
	1:53pm βrian: Tasjan's voice reminds me of Steve Goodman.
	1:55pm Rich in Washington: Love that synth groove.
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: I'll delve, Brian.
	1:56pm Doug Schulkind: Scientists actually discovered that it takes 1:34. But why be a killjoy?!
	1:57pm Mike East: Never knew who did this song. Great number 1 hit (It Only Takes a Minute)
	1:58pm still b/p: Someone hawks "20 Minutes Abs," someone else has to pitch "10 Minutes Abs.""
	2:00pm still b/p: "Footlight Parade."
	2:01pm βrian: Turtle beans tonight.
	2:05pm Uncle Michael: Turtles...all the way down.
	2:06pm johnk77: disco not in wide usage among hetero non-metrosexuals before 1975? widely used by gays earlier earlier hetero usage like peppermint lounge?
	2:07pm Dominick: I hear what he did here
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: I think there's a break between "discoteque" and "disco".
	2:07pm Uncle Michael: who, where, Dominick?
	2:07pm johnk77: great work today selecter got any sons of champlin?
	2:09pm Parq: As John notes, there were discos before there was disco, which probably explains why early news stories about Studio and its ilk referred to "rock music" being played therein.
	2:09pm Dominick: Georgie Fame Seventh Son in 7/4 time
	2:09pm Uncle Michael: Got some...would you like to hear them some week soon?
	2:10pm johnk77: dancing to rock discs related yet ?
	2:11pm hyde: had to go to the Asian supermarket. while i was in there, i could here someone's voice yammering from a cell phone. Dang, that's annoying, i thought. Someone is rudely playing their cell phone out loud in the market. As the voice kept talking, it started to sound vaguely familiar... it was Uncle Michael back announcing. Turns out the WFMU app was broadcasting from my back pocket.
	2:12pm chromaphone: That keeps happening to me too hyde. only not at Asian supermarkets and not always with the Uncle.
	2:13pm Webhamster Henry: @hyde @chromophone that's technically called buttcasting.
	2:14pm Uncle Michael: You guys gotta stop butt-dialing me
	2:14pm annie: i love that story!! ^
	2:16pm Uncle Michael: chrome! hyde! Henry!
	2:16pm βrian: UM back-announcing. Heh.
	2:16pm johnk77: disco demolition night 1979 i did get to meet and work w/ steve dahl during that period but was never ant-disco for both esthetic and business purposes i hope @UM is butt/dialing near you
	2:17pm still b/p: Disco as we came to know it was definitely a common term with the common associations by mid 70s in then northeast, cuz we were already bitching about the trends and traits. I was surprised when after Saturday Night Fever ('77) there was a second wider wave of attention and emphasis that washed over the media and popular culture.....TV, fashion, nightspots becoming disco-ized. But it was definitely a second wave.
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: Buck Owens: Rocakabilly
	2:18pm βrian: I'm an appless phone user, essentially. I have one app that tells me when the bus is coming, but that's it.
	2:18pm Parq: The first reference I remember to "disco music" in the New York press was in 1974.
	2:19pm chromaphone: I was just driving around listening to Hinky Dinkiness in the first car I have ever owned with bluetooth, that I got the other day. So great. It would cut out once in a while, but other than that really cool.
	2:19pm johnk77: i am updating the comments back/front + front/back percy heath was a gas both business+esthetics
	🛒 2:20pm Brian in UK: Thanks, Uncle. Seizure later.
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: Chromaphone, I have FMU-ish stuff on in the car a LOT.
	2:22pm Parq: I look forward to being able to boot up FMU.org on the car stereo the way I once looked forward to being able to plug my iPod directly into the car system, and before that the way I looked forward to being able to play CDs in the car.
	2:23pm chromaphone: I had no idea this car did not have a CD player and was a bit bummed about that, but this bluetooth thing is gonna change my world for the better methinks.
	🛒 2:26pm Brian in UK: @chromaphone I bought a ten years old Toyota Avensis recently. It had a cassette AND CD player. JOY.
	2:27pm Dean: Manchester Guardian, 1957: "The scooter-riding, blue-jeans, coca-cola-drinking, disco-club young things are hotly modern in tendency."
	2:29pm still b/p: I don't desire many car bells, whistles and widgets...don't have any in my current vehicle (manual window cranks and lock buttons!..nearly Flinstonian!) but the capability to do FMU while motoring, that would be, oh, great -- a blessing. Don't have a phone suited to it now anyway. Warmly late-adopting in tendency.
	2:29pm βrian: @Dean: Are you splashing about in the OED again?
	2:31pm Bill Mac: Hey Mike, thanks for playing my fave SQ track!
	2:31pm Dean: @βrian: Daily! Beats bathing.
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: Very Tyranasaurean, eh Bill?
	2:33pm still b/p: In 50s Britain the young things were riding scooters while in America you could find beats bathing. I don't know how often, but...
	2:34pm johnk77: cassettes + 8tracks continuing @parqs philosophizing @dean my step/daughter works at levis and rides a scooter 2017 thanx for cross/referencing
	2:35pm Alex In Illinois: My wife's car has a 1/8 " input jack, so I just plug one end of a cord into my android phone, and the other into that jack, and then I get WFMU in her car.
	2:36pm Dean: @johnk77: My wife works at SFPL, where next month (ignore the date typo in the text) this will take place: http://sfpl.org/index.php?pg=1025277501
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: Adding bluetooth to any car with an aux in jack is dead easy.
	2:38pm johnk77: speaking of plastic ono yoko looked a little frailer the last time i saw her across the room in the vip section at irlving plaza
	2:38pm Alex In Illinois: Her car has bluetooth too. I haven't used it there.
	2:38pm johnk77: irving/fillmorenyc:>
	2:39pm chromaphone: @Brian in UK: About 10 years ago my grandmother gave me her Buick which only had a radio and cassette deck in it. I was completely shocked by how great cassettes sounded in it. Really really enjoyable. I don't think any car stereo I have listened to since has compared.
	2:40pm βrian: They ought to have Serge speak at that SFPL event.
	🛒 2:40pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello to all & all the listening modes mentioned. Was overjoyed to utilize the Android App for the first hour of the show while running along lower NY harbor AND not have it cut at all!
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Kevin!
	2:41pm Parq: The funny thing is, when cars had cassette players, there were adapters that made it easy to plug in an iPod or other device with a mini-stereo headphone jack. That became impossible with the switch over to CDs, and you had to use those stupid micro-radio-transmitter things (which never worked well for me) until they came up with the aux jacks.
	2:45pm doctorjazz: @Brian in the UK, I think I have that same Toyota, it's called Avalon, got it when my 100 year old mother in law stopped driving, about 10 years old. (it's now my older daughter's bumper car...) Has CD and cassette, tried to use the cassette for a portable player, never worked
	2:53pm johnk77: @dean thanx for urll forwarded to several @UM thanx for show
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for listening today, everyone. Have a bunch of great weekends.
	2:56pm johnk77: i luv where @um + sirius/xm underground garage crosso/over
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Best Mavis Staples impression ever.
	2:57pm 67tele: this kind of takes 'Brother Louie' and turns it on its head a little bit...
	2:58pm Tate: Thanks for the good tunes today!
	2:59pm chromaphone: Thanks for another righteous show UM. I can't believe how low-fi Sirius is. I don't think I will be listening to my free subscription much.
	3:00pm Webhamster Henry: I dunno, the show was not guilty enough for me today - although you win points for Tavares!
	3:00pm doctorjazz: Fun weekend all, thanks UM!
	3:00pm Bill Mac: There’s an after party at my house and everyone’s invited wfmu.org...
	3:01pm hyde: thanks, uncle michael!
	3:02pm Uncle Michael: Thanks all!
	3:02pm Parq: Great music, even better conversation. Thanks for the company, guys; this hasn't been an easy day at my desk. Wanna stop by my office? I'll buy.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from January 13, 2017

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