WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from August 4, 2017

Listener comments!
	8:40am annie: not sure how long i can listen, in the final stages of moving-mode.. gm everyone!
	8:44am listener james from westwood: Morning, annie and UM and all! Envisioning UM working out the kinks in the batting circle, and maybe stacking the Kinks near the record player!
	8:47am annie: i've been so absent from the comments boards. been renning around mucho much. have all my stuff loaded at the space into which i'm moving.. even dragged the food from the old fridge. arranging a floor plan suits this jigsaw puzzle fan greatly.
	8:49am Uncle Michael: This show can't start a moment too soon. I mean it. If it starts too soon I might not have enough to make it through six hours. Good morning, everyone. Moving sucks.
	8:49am annie: hey UM, you could just apply the "astronaut method" to your programming routine
	8:51am annie: yep, moving sucks.. thank god/dess for hunky strong male friends. the pay-off of lunch and ice cream was worth it. and i got my beer.
	8:51am Uncle Michael: What is the astronaut method?
	8:52am Uncle Michael: I'm not making six hours without a beer.
	8:57am annie: picture a love-sick lady astronaut using an adult diaper to drive the 12 hours or so to florida to meet her paramour, only to be rejected.. this is a real story.. she was arrested, too... for harrassment
	9:00am Stanley: Can I come back? I promise to keep my opinions to myself.
	9:01am Uncle Michael: Hearing the audio?
	9:01am mauri: howdy UM and gang
	9:01am Uncle Michael: I love opinions!
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Hearing it loud and clear!
	9:02am V Priceless: heya Uncle M!
	9:02am annie: god, firefox sometimes just burns my buttons...
	9:02am duke: UM, You're up early
	9:03am davefromtoronto: hey! i'm here for the full 6. pace yourself U. Michael
	9:04am Uncle Michael: Annie! James! Stanley! Mauri! VP! Duke! Dave!
	9:08am George from Bristol UK: Don van Feet rocks.
	9:09am doctorjazz: Beefheart! Cool! Hi all! Short vacation in Eastern Kentucky probably won't be here long, checking in, GO UM!!!!
	9:09am Uncle Michael: George!
	9:09am Uncle Michael: Doc!
	9:11am George from Bristol UK: High school tribute band = Lad Zeppelin.
	9:11am Uncle Michael: excellent
	9:13am Mike East: 6 hour hinky dinky?! What a great day to tune in! Been a while, Uncle Michael. Good to hear you.
	9:13am ike: That beef was beefy!
	9:15am Uncle Michael: Mike! Ike!
	9:15am doctorjazz: Dead cover... Like it!
	9:16am George from Bristol UK: Zombies comin up .. maybe ?
	🛒 9:20am Brian in UK: Hello Uncle and chums
	9:20am Uncle Michael: Sweet Jane....Sweet Jane...
	9:20am Uncle Michael: Brian!
	🛒 9:20am Brian in UK: One To over the line.
	9:20am annie: ike, thanks for the H2O suggestion. checking it out this weekend
	9:22am melinda: Morning!
	9:22am Uncle Michael: Melinda!
	9:23am Doug Schulkind: Guten morgen! Gluten-free morgen!
	9:23am doctorjazz: Still have this Brewer and Shipley, always liked them. Could you pick 2 groups with a more different attitude than Brewee/a Shipley and The VU?
	🛒 9:24am Brian in UK: @George Alice our daughter got her water tanks on the boat sorted at least for now. It's the Dougephant in the room.
	9:26am Stanley: G'afternoon, Brian. BTW where did Alice and her man end up?
	9:27am Rich in NC: Hey Uncle Michael
	9:28am annie: hey doug!!
	9:28am Uncle Michael: Doug! Rich!
	🛒 9:29am Brian in UK: Stanley, what ho! They came back to Watford and now are off again up north, well the Midlands at least. How is Charles Bradley? He has to cancel a tour here recently due to illness.
	9:30am Stanley: Sheesh, this sort of sound was what my folks were into in the sixties. Obviously, it was the antithesis of what I liked. Now, I kinda go with smooth cheesy stuff.
	9:30am Uncle Michael: Cancer-free...announced in May.
	🛒 9:31am Brian in UK: Great news.
	9:32am Stanley: Good. Very good.
	9:32am duke: Thought this was Stan Getz until I looked.
	9:33am Stanley: Blossom!
	9:34am doctorjazz: Cool Blossom!
	9:34am listener james from westwood: Yes! Dearie!
	🛒 9:34am Brian in UK: Dearie used to be a term of endearment over here. Not heard much nowadays.
	9:37am listener james from westwood: UM = boss of bossa nova this a.m.!
	9:38am Uncle Michael: You're not the bossa me.
	9:38am melinda: Digging this set.
	9:39am melinda: Bossa Nova treatment of Misirlou works very well.
	9:39am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Melinda.
	9:40am doctorjazz: Is that Almeida on electric? Used to hearing him on nylon string...
	9:41am doctorjazz: Oops, missed the change...
	9:41am Uncle Michael: Quite so, Doc.
	9:43am David D: Oba! Bossa! Nova!
	9:45am Stanley: This set has got me shimmying across the nylon carpet
	9:46am Uncle Michael: watch out for static, Stanley!
	9:46am davefromtoronto: the beginning reminded me of that jethro tull song???
	9:47am David D: This sounds a bit like Smoke on the Water
	9:48am doctorjazz: The Real Blue Bossa...
	9:49am Uncle Michael: David!
	9:50am annie: i watched a ton of dragster movies last week, and this was the soundtrack, pretty much.. and the parent STILL couldn't dig what the kids were up to,...
	9:53am βrian: Uncle Michael's voice at this early hour? That's disorienting.
	9:53am Alex In Illinois: A rimshot?
	9:54am annie: i loved the lingo and behavior of the teens, all while being very courteous to their 'rents. i've been trying to get to the bottom of when "my old man" went from a parent to a male partner.
	9:54am davefromtoronto: it was right before the "batusi" got big.
	9:58am Uncle Michael: Brian! Alex!
	10:01am Doug Schulkind: That was Dick Hyman on the organ w/Cozy Cole. Always loved that keyboard noodling!
	10:01am davefromtoronto: burt bacharach's melodies are unrivalled.
	10:01am Uncle Michael: last night Bill Mac claimed Dick Hyman got made fun of in school.
	🛒 10:02am Brian in UK: Thought Tony Mottola was a manager.
	10:03am Uncle Michael: He was that too. And a guitar player.
	10:08am David D: That Hungarian Boogsody was a thing of fineness. Just hadda comment.
	10:12am doctorjazz: Cool set, UM!
	10:13am David D: Cool show, and just getting started...
	10:14am doctorjazz: (hanging out in my hotel room, with headphones waiting for my daughter to wake up, start the day...)
	10:15am annie: i'm really enjoying this .... such good tunes as this should be shared on any decent car radio at the LOUD setting.
	10:25am Stanley: This Circle is great
	10:25am Mike East: Heard this last week on WFMU and really dug it, but had no clue what it was. Totally rocks!
	10:26am Uncle Michael: I need to start digging into the 32-album Circle catalog.
	10:27am ndbob: morning UM and everyone!
	10:27am Uncle Michael: Bob!
	10:28am burke: @UM: That will take you a long time to Finnish.
	10:28am Stanley: 32 albums? You're kidding?
	10:29am βrian: Bob? "Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother, Bob."
	10:29am Uncle Michael: Burke! Not kidding, Stanley.
	10:29am David D: That Circle sure makes the rounds.
	10:30am Uncle Michael: Please call Stella, Brian.
	10:31am ndbob: sounds great Brian!
	10:32am David D: @βrian and UM: Is that text well known? I used to use it for phonetics exercises.
	10:33am Uncle Michael: David, I just Google fast.
	10:37am βrian: The speech accent archive: accent.gmu.edu Hours of fun.
	10:37am V Priceless: I miss the singing Eno
	10:37am David D: Thanks for these hours, Michael, hope to get back some time later...
	10:38am Uncle Michael: I'll probably be here, David. Thanks for spending the time.
	10:38am Stanley: I'm happy to say that I saw 801 live during the brief time they were together.
	10:39am David D: βrian: Yes, I have indulged as well, and even used it for students to become more aware of their own accents here.
	10:39am Uncle Michael: Stanley, I know of no one else that did. That's excellent.
	10:45am doctorjazz: Time for A Kentucky breakfast (Kentucky Fried Chicken?), maybe catch some more later, thanks, UM!
	10:47am Uncle Michael: See ya Doc. Wash it down with bourbon.
	10:48am annie: one of my favorite radio memories is listening to tim kelly on KB one night and he played Ramblin' jack eliot; even back then i knew it was a unique thing to hear such a thing on AM radio in 1969.
	10:48am burke: Hey that's gotta be Bobby Z the Nobel laureate.
	10:49am Uncle Michael: right you are, burke
	10:52am coelacanth∅: good morning Uncle M, hinklings, dinklings, and other drummers
	10:52am Dean: I keep almost buying Skydog. Probably ought to just dive in. Hey, today's my wife's birthday. I'll get it for her!
	10:52am ndbob: I love Char's version of this
	10:52am Uncle Michael: Coelacanth∅!
	10:52am Stanley: I think 801 only did three live gigs. I caught them at Reading Festival in England in August 1976. I read there's a recording of this but never seen it.
	10:53am Uncle Michael: Dean!
	10:54am Stanley: I was thinking along the lines of if (so and so) did a live concert it would sell out in minutes. Brian Eno came to mind.
	10:55am coelacanth∅: boy i wish i had that particular Duane Allman comp
	10:57am Dean: There is indeed a recording of the 801 Reading show, per a buddy's spreadsheet of "those kind" of records.
	11:00am coelacanth∅: Eno's been one of my favorite musicians (etc) for all my adult life, and the majority of my life, but intead of seeing him perform i'd rather have lunch with him!
	11:03am coelacanth∅: (not that i could fit everything i'd like to talk with him about into a lunch-size piece of time)
	11:04am Stanley: I'd buy him lunch any day. Brian, if you're reading this get in touch.
	🛒 11:04am Brian in UK: I have ENO as a noodle/soup (laksa) kind of guy 'cause most of his music is noodling!!!
	11:07am Doug Schulkind: "Interesting" is one word for it.
	🛒 11:08am Brian in UK: Bit messy to eat and I have him as a tidy (organised) person. @coelacanth∅ have your read A Year with Swollen Appendices?
	11:09am Uncle Michael: I'm interested, Doug.
	11:12am Stanley: I see him eating his noodle soup in a Japanese style, bowl up to mouth flicking the noodly items in with his chopsticks and slurping away. I bet he'd be excellent at it.
	11:12am coelacanth∅: Brian (in UK) i haven't; is that about Eno?
	11:12am Rich in NC: great sets uncle michael
	11:13am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Rich.
	🛒 11:14am Brian in UK: It was a diary he kept for one year then published. One time he thought the most important things were backing vocals and Oyster Sauce. Something I can heartily agree with.
	11:15am Artie: G'morning, UMmmmers!
	11:15am Artie: Sure is some white boy blues goin' on.
	11:17am Uncle Michael: Artie! Now?
	11:17am coelacanth∅: (Brian...or BY Eno?) - it would be pretty weird for me to not put that book onto my list - and toward the top. Thanks Brian (in UK)
	11:17am ndbob: nice one here UM!
	🛒 11:19am Brian in UK: The odd thing was the appendices were grand in size and he had a swollen appendix. Not a man to do things by halves. Lemuel - Gullivers' Christian name.
	11:19am Artie: Rev Wilkins always delivers! Just hearing that strum fills me with calm.
	11:21am Mr C: Some KC loving on a Friday am courtesy of Uncle Mike! Right on ...
	11:21am northguineahills: my laptop got the silicon blues, and I missed Sunflower Blues, daggnabbit! (It's fine now).
	11:22am holland oats: hullo um and ums
	11:25am Uncle Michael: Mr. C! NGH! Holland!
	11:25am northguineahills: I believe a few weeks ago the show Preacher had Fahey's "Sunflower River Blues", I nearly plotzed.
	11:26am Artie: We've been enjoying 'Preacher' quite a lot. Fahey a bonus for sure.
	11:27am coelacanth∅: i believe this version is considerably longer than the one i've known..?
	11:27am annie: i'd watch it just for the music!
	11:28am Artie: How long until Carnival Cruise Lines features "On the Sunny Side of the Ocean"?
	11:28am Uncle Michael: Coel, the stones don't have the attention span for the whole thing.
	11:29am annie: ok, imma gonna go.. stuff to do.. thank UM, for the morning bits!!.... yes, yes, chores.. i'm on my way!! heart you all!
	11:30am coelacanth∅: haha! no i mean by the Original Rolling Stone!
	11:30am ndbob: bye Annie!
	11:30am northguineahills: Preacher also had Teenaged Jesus and the Jerks. Whomever is curating their music program has amazing tastes for a mainstream show.
	11:31am 67tele: Greetings all - my boy Will is in hospital having surgery this morning - anybody out there who believes in sending positive thoughts out, please send one for him and I'll be forever grateful. Thanks so much
	11:31am Artie: There were other versions of "Prodigal Son", including the shorter secular "That’s No Way To Get Along" with somewhat diff lyrics. Lovely versions both. Saw his son still play in Memphis not too long ago.
	11:31am coelacanth∅: i got it - the version i have is entitled "that's no way to get along" and it's about 3 minutes long.
	🛒 11:32am Brian in UK: Lionel, your training is spot on.
	11:32am ndbob: Wilkins recorded "Prodigal Son" in the late 20s but the 60s version is better known - under the title Artie mentioned
	11:32am northguineahills: @67tele: Positive thoughts are all Give the Drummer Some Stream is what we're all about. Sending my waves your way.
	11:33am 67tele: @north: thank you my friend
	11:33am Doug Schulkind: Thank you to Uncle Michael for his monumental generosity and graciousness in agreeing to switch time slots.
	11:34am northguineahills: I'll be busy packing, but listening UM. Next Friday, I start my new job, so, I'll might not be around, not sure what that routine will entail.
	11:34am Stanley: My best wishes go out to him, 67tele.
	11:34am Dano59: not a bad idea if it's a set of weird sequel records ...
	11:35am coelacanth∅: 67tele - strength vibes sent.
	11:35am 67tele: thanks Stanley.
	11:35am 67tele: @coel: thanks.
	11:36am Uncle Michael: Tele! Best to your boy!
	11:37am davefromtoronto: "let's twist again!"
	11:38am Uncle Michael: Dano!
	🛒 11:39am Brian in UK: @67tele aint no negative thoughts around here my friend. Stay positive. It is hardest for the relatives.
	11:40am 67tele: Thanks UM and Brian
	11:40am Dean: Why do I have a sudden urge to go to the bathroom?
	11:41am northguineahills: @Dean: snert
	11:41am davefromtoronto: she heard that he smoked his own sausage...
	11:42am coelacanth∅: next week will you do a set about big (bad) bruce?
	11:43am Uncle Michael: Coel, I'm leaving out all the racist and homophobic parodies. I could do a set of just those.
	11:44am coelacanth∅: a good policy, UM
	11:45am Dano59: well, they had their place in the early 70s. Big Bad Bruce and the Ballad of Ben Gay were radio hits.
	🛒 11:46am Brian in UK: Oh no. Not Ernie by Benny Hill.
	11:47am Uncle Michael: No, skipping Ernie too
	11:48am ndbob: good UM - not at all a Benny Hill fan
	11:50am Stanley: Brain - exactly what I was thinking. But UM says he left out the more 'dodgy' recordings.
	11:51am Dano59: Homophobic wouldn't be quite right. Genderist parodies? I wasn't aware of racist followups...
	11:52am Stanley: ooh! Organs!
	11:52am 23 Wolves: Great set. Big and bad!
	11:54am ndbob: I remember hearing "The Ballad of Irving" on the radio
	11:55am Dean: Not a big deal, no. Versions of Stagolee suffer from the same incoherence.
	11:55am Dano59: yep ndb, Dr. Demento fans loved it
	11:56am ndbob: when it was a current 45 too
	11:56am Dean: Beethoven's my go-to for driving melodies out of my head with new melodies.
	11:57am Uncle Michael: 23W!
	11:57am Alex In Illinois: Yeah that had me a little confused. I thought maybe I missed a part of the story in which the Cajun Queen brought him back to life.
	11:58am Dano59: I almost thought this was Macca's (IPTY) Abracadabra cover ...
	12:00pm Stevel: Good lord! Three hours in! I done forgot!
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: Steve!
	12:01pm holland oats: love these kids
	12:05pm Dano59: thanks for listing all the BBJ set's flip sides, UM ... for further study
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Well, this is a research institution, Dano.
	12:09pm Doug Schulkind: Well I feel I deserve at least partial credit for the terrific first three hours.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Your enrolled to audit the course, Doug.
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: And thank you.
	12:11pm Doug Schulkind: Thank YOU, Uncle Michael, but you're on your own for the last three hours.
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: Go shoot some more helpless little lobsters.
	12:13pm Doug Schulkind: Oh I'm not going anywhere. Gotta listen to you like a hawk.
	🛒 12:13pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning!
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie!
	12:16pm holland oats: omg michael i am 7yo again / my 70s mom loved this lady
	🛒 12:17pm Brian in UK: Doug, go mix those petitfours.
	12:17pm Dean: This calls for some Jane Olivor.
	12:27pm Doug Schulkind: I only while wearing my petticoat, Brian in UK.
	12:27pm Dean: This calls for some Roman Polanski.
	12:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, all. Hour four is underway. How ya holdin' up, UM?
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: Ken! I'm holding my own. (can't find a rubber band)
	🛒 12:30pm Brian in UK: @Ken we have the spirit of Angelo Dundee in UM's corner.
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: CUT ME, MICK!
	12:36pm Doug Schulkind: Love Fruko terribly!
	12:38pm Dano59: I always wanted to rip off the Fruko Fruko Fruko album cover.
	12:38pm Stanley: It's time for refreshment. See ya UM and thanks.
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: See ya later, Stanley.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: Los Saicos were Los Stooges before Los Stooges were.
	12:44pm northguineahills: Charcos = puddles, but I'm pretty sure it's a euphemism or a play on words.
	12:44pm Alex In Illinois: Charco = puddle
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Thank guys. Over my head. Alex!
	12:47pm 23 Wolves: Man, there are a lot of people in the news these days that are hard to believe are children of God...song is killin' it!!!
	12:48pm geezerette: This is incredible! Hi!
	12:49pm geezerette: Millie Jackson wrecked me! In a good way.
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: geezer!
	12:49pm Alex In Illinois: As an atheist, I don't believe anyone to be offspring of any deities.
	12:50pm Doug Schulkind: I don't believe in puddles.
	12:51pm geezerette: I believe in poodles.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Puddles believes in you.
	12:53pm Dean: Do you know how hard it is to floss your teeth and listen to the radio at the same time?
	12:53pm northguineahills: In my experience, when speaking Spanish, the words are seldom the direct translation. It confuses the hell out of my when I listen to my friends in Mexico.
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: Floss screws with the reception, Dean?
	12:58pm Dean: More like spittle screws with the laptop on which I'm listening, which makes me anxious, and then the floss ends up fraying. Meanwhile, I'm trying to pay attention to the music, which causes me to mess up the flossing, hence more spittle. Why must life be so tragically flawed?
	12:58pm Rich in NC: still sounding strong Uncle Michael
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: Surely you can pipe all 128k of the stream into the big steeeeerio, Dean.
	1:00pm geezerette: Tragically flossed.
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: Tryin', Rich!
	1:02pm Alex In Illinois: My floss gets frayed even without the radio on.
	1:04pm Dean: Surely not. My preamp is by now vintage. The DAC is an odd bird, and I'm not sure what input I'd use. HDMI? Anyway, I avoid the streaming thing on the main system, even web radio. The floss I use is both brand name and generic. Results vary.
	1:07pm Alex In Illinois: My wife gave me a Bluetooth speaker last year. So when I floss, the smartphone is on the window sill out of spittle's way, while the speaker is atop the medicine cabinet. So that eliminates any issues with the radio.
	1:14pm Uncle Michael: I have many methods. One is a bluetooth speaker from phone, laptop or tablet.
	1:14pm geezerette: Catfish & buzzard pie? County Fair food, yum.
	1:15pm Dean: Bluetooth? You should floss more often.
	1:15pm geezerette: Deep fried-on-a-stick.
	1:16pm listener james from westwood: Love those postwar rekkids. Had a rental car 2 summers ago with Sirius and I kept the Forties channel locked all week.
	1:16pm Uncle Michael: audioengineusa.com... GREAT solution for computer to stereo system wireless.
	1:17pm geezerette: So peppy!
	1:20pm geezerette: UM, great link!
	1:21pm listener james from westwood: Always feel like I'm gonna hear news of Pearl Harbor or the Bloody Christmas attacks in LA breaking into sets of the old shtuff. Dig it!
	1:23pm frenchee: I can't get enough of the dance orchestra sounds of Ray Noble. Who's singin/, Unka Michael? Not Al Bowley surely?
	1:24pm Listening Out There: Just tuned in. Soundin' good...
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Frenchee! I could be wrong. I research fast sometimes. L.O.T.!
	1:25pm frenchee: Oh now I see it is Al!
	1:25pm geezerette: Sonny shoor kin play.
	1:26pm frenchee: Inconsiderate coworkers keep interrupting me...I must go back and listen on the archives.
	1:27pm geezerette: Goddamn! This show! :)
	1:28pm Parq: Here for the second half. I could watch the playlist gif all afternoon.
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: Parq!
	1:33pm Dean: Speaking of atheism (upthread), Glenn Greenwald responded to this tweet: "Mark Zuckerberg says he's no longer an atheist, believes 'running for president very important'" with: "Everything about this is going to be completely unbearable." Yes.
	1:36pm listener james from westwood: Radio Iron Man behind that mic! Fourth quarter whistle blown!
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: I better get borned again so I can be in charge? Fuck Zuck.
	1:37pm geezerette: Dean, ugh. Agree.
	1:41pm ndbob: I'm no fan of Greenwald, but Zuckrberg ugh
	1:42pm listener james from westwood: Seconded, ndbob.
	1:43pm Dean: I recognize that GG pushes a lot of folks' buttons, but I am a fan, and not because he's so provocative. I think he often exhibits the best traits of "thinking like a lawyer" without the cynicism. Truly. Admittedly, that doesn't always work out on Twitter, though.
	1:44pm coelacanth∅: yay i managed to get my player working in time for (this) dear prudence
	1:45pm Dean: Off to do spousal birthday stuff. Great show.
	1:45pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Dean. Have a good time.
	1:46pm Parq: "The Association's Greatest Hits" was my first rock and roll album (sixth LP overall, after a series of comedy records). This bullfighter song is one of the ones that knocked me out most.
	1:46pm coelacanth∅: by that drum roll intro i thought it was "mr. big". (free)
	1:47pm The Oscar: Tuning in late (really late, proportionally). One of the most subtly weird bands ever?
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: I think this song might be metaphor.
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: They were too smart for Monterrey Pop.
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: (...no, "dirt" by stooges. duh)
	1:50pm The Oscar: @coelacanth I thought it was going to be "Stand" by Sly & the Family Stone!
	1:51pm burke: Were all this band's songs about dudes? It's a rich topic I suppose.
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: It triggered "Stand" for me too.
	1:51pm johnk77: @um great show @ggreenwald probably untrustworthy:<
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: So many dudes.
	1:52pm Parq: This is their "who needs you, asshole?" song to Bowie.
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: John! Thanks.
	1:53pm geezerette: UM, Hymn to Hinky Dinky Time. Thanks always.
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: "You ain't the Nazz. You're just a buzz." Of course, Ian was wrong.
	1:54pm 23 Wolves: Lovin' this Hoople.
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: 'could be a matador; could be a metaphor
	1:58pm geezerette: coel, nice!
	1:58pm doctorjazz: A metador...
	1:59pm geezerette: heh!
	1:59pm Mark the Sardine: touché (and olé)
	2:01pm The Oscar: I honestly don't know if I ever listened hard enough to register that it wasn't about war in the first place. (Also, well played, doctorjazz!)
	2:03pm geezerette: Oh,another hour! :) yaaaaay.
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: yay!
	2:09pm Uncle Michael: Mark! You snuck in.
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: Status Quo had ONE JOB. And they were good at it.
	2:12pm David D: Back just in time to get down down
	2:14pm Uncle Michael: Are you ready to rock?
	2:15pm David D: But always, good sir, always!
	2:19pm Rich in NC: I haven't heard"down down"in a long time
	2:21pm Wendy del Formaggio: YES. It's always a good time for The Free Design.
	2:21pm Uncle Michael: Wendy!
	2:22pm northguineahills: I concur w/ Wendy!
	2:27pm Wendy del Formaggio: Uncle Michael! I'm enjoying this extended HDTime. It's helping me write this challenging story I'm working on.
	2:27pm geezerette: Young Alan Arkin!
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: I'm delighted to be of assisted, Wendy! Yes, Geez!
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: Big singalong coming at the end of the set.
	2:31pm ndbob: i need to go - excellent show UM!
	2:31pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Bob.
	2:32pm burke: I'm doing my vocal warmups.
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: And to assuage any confusion, this is the penultimate set.
	2:36pm Jeff g.: What'd I miss?
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: Nats scored 2 in the top of the first.
	2:36pm Parq: This Sufi number is way cool.
	2:37pm Parq: Is the archive going to be a single six-hour file, or will it be broken up?
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: Jut one. Is that bad?
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: Everyone ready?
	2:42pm Parq: Love this Elton song. One of my favorites. Here's local performer Kyle Supley doing it at a recent Losers Lounge tribute. www.youtube.com...
	2:42pm burke: "and he shall be a GOOD man!"
	2:42pm Jeff g.: Actually Time said god is dead.
	2:44pm Parq: Jeff, but it wasn't officially true until the Good Grey ran it. "What do you mean it isn't true -- it was in the New York Times!"
	2:44pm Wendy del Formaggio: Jeff g.: But "the NYTimes" fits better in the song. Poetic license!
	2:46pm davefromtoronto: you're almost there Uncle! fantastic epic set.
	2:46pm Jeff g.: Donut mind me. Just being an idiot.
	2:47pm burke: I think I'm a Honky Chateau kind of guy.
	2:48pm Rich in NC: Great job today, thanks much
	2:49pm geezerette: UM, above and beyond !!!! :D
	2:49pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, UM! It's been great having you on all morning!
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone. I'm still enjoying myself.
	2:50pm Parq: "Madman" and "Chateau were both great, as was my first EJ purchase, "11/17/70". But I've really come to dig "Yellow Brick" more and more with the passage of time.
	2:50pm Parq: UM @ 2:38: Not a bit. Just curious.
	2:51pm geezerette: We're still enjoying yourself too.
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Whew!
	2:52pm The Oscar: Oh man-- I've only heard the "fake English" version of this song (which is also imminently YouTubable)!
	2:52pm Doug Schulkind: As a kid, I used to know all the lyrics to all Elton records. Then I became a drummer and stopped paying attention to lyrics.
	2:53pm The Oscar: Ahh, wait-- there it is :)
	2:54pm The Oscar: Also KEN!!
	2:54pm burke: I love that fake English that Celentano deploys.
	2:54pm geezerette: Oh man, Ken Nordine. :)
	2:57pm Listening Out There: It's Ken Nordine...and it's not "Word Jazz"... :)
	2:59pm Spaniel: made the work day pass in a pleasant blur, glad I could tune in, thanks UM!
	3:00pm Doug Schulkind: You are my hero, Uncle Michael. No wait. You are my hoagie, Uncle Michael.
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: keep going Uncle M! just another 3 hours!
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Spaniel! Thanks!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: I'm your grinder.
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: Say it ain't so, Mabel!
	3:02pm Wendy del Formaggio: Jeff g.: Extra points for your usage of "donut." :-)
	3:03pm Doug Schulkind: Around here, that would be grindah.
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Amazing, masterful mega-show. Many thanks, UM! Go hit the showers or, even better, the couch for a nap!
	3:04pm Mark the Sardine: Yeah UM!
	3:04pm David D: Thanks for the fantastic Hinky Dinky Day!
	3:04pm burke: Thanks bye
	3:05pm coelacanth∅: Thanks!
	3:05pm Doug Schulkind: The takeaway from today's events: I gotta take more vacations. Simply wonderful radio, Michael.
	3:06pm Uncle Michael: Buh-bye!
	3:07pm northguineahills: Thanks UM, messaging stopped working for me...
	11:35pm Parq: Made it through all of the four and a half hours I missed. See you Friday.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from August 4, 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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August 4, 2017: SPECIAL (six hour show): Again, we do this; SIX HOURS.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
The Young Rascals	Come On Up "Come On Up" by "The Young Rascals"	single (b/w What Is The Reason) (Atlantic - 1966)	0:02:25 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band	Big Black Baby Shoes	Safe as Milk (Buddah - 1967)	0:05:00 (Pop-up)
Led Zeppelin	Friends "Friends" by "Led Zeppelin"	Led Zeppelin III (Atlantic - 1970) (From: Complete Studio Recordings)	0:09:46 (Pop-up)
Charles Bradley and Menahan Street Band	Cumberland Blues	Day of the Dead (4AD - 2016)	0:13:39 (Pop-up)
Brewer and Shipley	Witchi-Tai-To "Witchi-Tai-To" by "Brewer and Shipley"	Weeds (Kama Sutra - 1969) (From: Pure Psychedelic Rock)	0:16:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Byron Lee & The Dragonaires	Who Done It	Reggay Blast Off (Dynamic - 1969) (From: Funky16corners Blog)	0:23:42 (Pop-up)
Cannonball Adderley With The Bossa Rio Sextet Of Brazil	Corcovado	Cannonball's Bossa Nova (Riverside - 1962) (From: Cannonball Adderley Collection, Vol. 2: Bossa Nova)	0:27:12 (Pop-up)
Blossom Dearie	Desafinado "Desafinado" by "Blossom Dearie"	Sings Rootin' Songs (Hires - 1963)	0:32:38 (Pop-up)
Laurindo Almeida	Miserlou "Miserlou" by "Laurindo Almeida"	Acapulco '22 (Tower - 1963) (From: Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 14: Bossa Novaville)	0:35:41 (Pop-up)
Lalo Schifrin	Breaks Bossa Nova "Breaks Bossa Nova" by "Lalo Schifrin"	Gone With The Wave (Colpix - 1965)	0:38:19 (Pop-up)
Eydie Gormé	Oba Oba "Oba Oba" by "Eydie Gormé"	Blame It On The Bossa Nova (2002 reissue bonus track) (Columbia - 1963)	0:41:45 (Pop-up)
Joe Harnell And His Orchestra	Fly Me To The Moon - Bossa Nova	single (b/w Harlem Nocturne) (Kapp - 1962)	0:43:52 (Pop-up)
Quantic Y Su Conjunto Los Míticos Del Ritmo	Rico Suave Bossa Nova (Cumbia De Dilla)	Hip Hop En Cumbia (EP) (Tru Thoughts - 2011)	0:46:10 (Pop-up)
Freddie King	The Bossa Nova Watusi Twist	single (b-side to Look, Ma I'm Cryin') (Federal - 1962)	0:47:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Dave Pike Set	Do You Know The Way To San Jose	Got The Feelin' (Relax - 1969)	0:50:24 (Pop-up)
Cozy Cole	Topsy II "Topsy II" by "Cozy Cole"	single (b-side to Topsy I) (Love - 1958) (From: London.American Instrumental Vol.02)	0:56:17 (Pop-up)
Tony Mottola	This Guy's in Love With You	Warm, Wild & Wonderful (Project 3 Total Sound - 1968)	0:59:43 (Pop-up)
Hadda Brooks Trio	Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 In Boogie	shellac 10" (b-side to Don't Take Your Love From Me) (Modern - 1948) (From: The Best Of Boogie Woogie Vol 6)	1:03:04 (Pop-up)
Stan Hunter & Sonny Fortune	Trip On The Strip	Trip On The Strip (Prestige - 1966)	1:05:37 (Pop-up)
Freddie Slack	Rockin' The Boogie "Rockin' The Boogie" by "Freddie Slack"	Boogie Woogie (On The 88 By The Great Freddie Slack) (Wing - 1955) (From: The Best Of Boogie Woogie Vol 8)	1:10:24 (Pop-up)
The Derek Trucks Band	Sierra Leone	Soul Serenade (Columbia - 2003)	1:12:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Amon Tobin	Keepin' It Steel "Keepin' It Steel" by "Amon Tobin"	Supermodified (Ninja Tune - 2000)	1:14:59 (Pop-up)
Circle	Terminal "Terminal" by "Circle"	Terminal (Southern Lord - 2017)	1:19:47 (Pop-up)
Tom Verlaine	Rings "Rings" by "Tom Verlaine"	Around (Thrill Jockey - 2006)	1:27:57 (Pop-up)
801	Rongwrong "Rongwrong" by "801"	801 Live (Island - 1976)	1:34:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Sandals	Driftin' "Driftin'" by "The Sandals"	The Endless Summer - OST (World Pacific - 1966)	1:39:31 (Pop-up)
Mickey Newbury	Why You Been Gone So Long	Heaven Help The Child (Elektra - 1973)	1:42:29 (Pop-up)
Doug Sahm	Wallflower "Wallflower" by "Doug Sahm"	Doug Sahm and Band (Atlantic - 1973)	1:45:48 (Pop-up)
Johnny Jenkins	I Walk On Gilded Splinters	double-sided promo (Capricorn - 1969) (From: Skydog: The Duane Allman Retrospective)	1:48:21 (Pop-up)
The Pitter Pats (Huey 'Piano' Smith')	Baby, You Hurt Me	single (b/w Whatcha' Bet) (Instant - 1967)	1:53:32 (Pop-up)
Blue Cheer	Fruit and Icebergs "Fruit and Icebergs" by "Blue Cheer"	New! Improved! Blue Cheer (Philips - 1969) (From: Good Times Are So Hard to Find: The History of Blue Cheer)	1:56:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jay Jackson and the Heads of Our Time	Listen Here	single (b-side to With A Little Help From My Friends) (Mr. G - 1969) (From: F16#69 - Jazz Trance)	2:02:09 (Pop-up)
John Fahey	Sunflower River Blues "Sunflower River Blues" by "John Fahey"	Death Chants, Breakdowns and Military Waltzes (Tacoma - 1964)	2:07:04 (Pop-up)
Led Zeppelin	Traveling Riverside Blues	Led Zeppelin II (Atlantic - 1969) (From: Complete Studio Recordings)	2:10:19 (Pop-up)
Lemuel Turner	Tramp Waltz "Tramp Waltz" by "Lemuel Turner"	shellac 10" (b-side to Way Down Yonder Blues) (Victor - 1928) (From: Imaginational Anthem (Volume 6: Origins of American Primitive Guitar))	2:15:21 (Pop-up)
Reverend Robert Wilkins	The Prodigal Son	Memphis Gospel Singer (Piedmont - 1964) (From: Prodigal Son)	2:18:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: New World Soul	Funk Taxi "Funk Taxi" by "New World Soul"	unk. (unk. - unk.) (From: Blaxploitation Style Funk From The Library Vol3)	2:28:15 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Dean	Little Bitty Big John "Little Bitty Big John" by "Jimmy Dean"	single (b-side to Steel Men) (Columbia - 1962)	2:33:11 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Dean	The Cajun Queen "The Cajun Queen" by "Jimmy Dean"	single (b/w To A Sleeping Beauty) (Columbia - 1962) (From: Second Helpings: Sequels to the Songs That Left 'Em Hungry for More)	2:36:45 (Pop-up)
Dottie West	My Big John "My Big John" by "Dottie West"	single (b/w Men With Evil Hearts) (Starday - 1961)	2:39:10 (Pop-up)
Marvin Rainwater	Tough Top Cat "Tough Top Cat" by "Marvin Rainwater"	single (b/w (There's A) Honky Tonk In Your Heart) (Warwick - 1961)	2:42:19 (Pop-up)
Frank Gallop	The Ballad Of Irving	single (b/w Would You Believe It?) (Kapp - 1966) (From: Dr. Demento 20th Anniversary Collection: The Greatest Novelty Records of All Time )	2:45:05 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Dean	Big Bad John "Big Bad John" by "Jimmy Dean"	single (b/w I Won't Go Huntin' With You Jake (But I'll Go Chasin' Wimmin)) (Columbia - 1961)	2:48:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bill May & His Orchestra	Patricia	As You Remember Them: Great Instrumentals & Other Favorites: Volume 4 (Capitol - 1996) (From: Ultralounge Vol 11 [Organs In Orbit])	2:51:26 (Pop-up)
Wings	Soily (From "One Hand Clapping")	prev. unr. (n/a - 1974) (From: Venus and Mars (Deluxe Edition))	2:55:44 (Pop-up)
The Lemon Twigs	Baby, Baby "Baby, Baby" by "The Lemon Twigs"	Do Hollywood (4AD - 2016)	2:59:35 (Pop-up)
The Critters	I'm Telling Everyone	single (b-side to No One But You) (Prancer - 1965) (From: Mr. Zeppelin Man - USA Garage Greats )	3:04:29 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	I Went To Sleep "I Went To Sleep" by "The Beach Boys"	20/20 (Capitol - 1969)	3:06:31 (Pop-up)
The Gants	Little Boy Sad "Little Boy Sad" by "The Gants"	single (b/w (You Can't Blow) Smoke Rings) (Liberty - 1966)	3:08:02 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	All I Think About Is You	single (b/w Old Bones) (RCA Victor - 1977) (From: Personal Best: The Harry Nilsson Anthology)	3:10:08 (Pop-up)
Helen Reddy	Peaceful "Peaceful" by "Helen Reddy"	single (b/w What Would They Say) (Capitol - 1973)	3:14:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nuno Canavarro	09. [untitled] "09. [untitled]" by "Nuno Canavarro"	Plux Quba (Ama Romanta - 1988)	3:16:52 (Pop-up)
Mills Brothers	South of the Border		3:21:32 (Pop-up)
Terry Melcher	Down In Mexico "Down In Mexico" by "Terry Melcher"	Royal Flush (RCA - 1976)	3:23:56 (Pop-up)
The Penguins	Hey Senorita "Hey Senorita" by "The Penguins"	single (b/w Earth Angel) (Dootone - 1954) (From: The Doo Wop Box - Vol. II ('51-'55))	3:28:28 (Pop-up)
Groupo Celeste	Juventud "Juventud" by "Groupo Celeste"	single (b/w Mi Destino) (Discope - unk.) (From: Beginner's Guide to Cumbia)	3:30:35 (Pop-up)
Fruko Y Sus Tesos	Flores Silvestres	single (b-side to Los Charcos) (Discos Fuentes - 1975) (From: The Afrosound of Colombia. Volume 1)	3:33:44 (Pop-up)
Los Saicos	Fugitivo De Alcatraz "Fugitivo De Alcatraz" by "Los Saicos"	single (b-side to Te Amo) (DisPeru - 1965) (From: ¡Demolición! The Complete Recordings)	3:37:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lem Arcon And His Orchestra	When You Smile	Melody & Rhythm Volume 2. (Apollo Sound - 1969) (From: Test Card Music Vol. 1 - From the Archives)	3:40:15 (Pop-up)
Millie Jackson	A Child Of God (It's Hard To Believe)	Millie Jackson (Spring - 1972)	3:43:58 (Pop-up)
Chairmen of the Board	Skin I'm In	single (b/w Love At First Sight) (Invictua - 1974) (From: Holland Dozier Holland Complete 45's )	3:47:28 (Pop-up)
The Isley Brothers	Get Down Off of the Train	single (b-side to Girls Will Be Girls, Boys Will Be Boys) (T Neck - 1970) (From: The Complete RCA Victor And T-Neck Album Masters (1959-1983))	3:50:40 (Pop-up)
Otis Rush	All Your Love (I Miss Loving)	single (b/w My Baby's A Good'un) (Cobra - 1959) (From: Blues Masters - Vol 02 - Postwar Chicago Blues)	3:53:44 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Ruffin	Tomorrow's Tears "Tomorrow's Tears" by "Jimmy Ruffin"	single (b-side to I've Passed This Way Before) (Soul - 1966)	3:56:16 (Pop-up)
Woody Guenther and Cheaters	Bang Dangin Time	single (b/w Teardrops) (Shout - 1968) (From: Funky16Corners Blog)	3:59:05 (Pop-up)
The Autographs	Do The Duck "Do The Duck" by "The Autographs"	single (b/w Do The Duck [Instrumental]) (Joker - 1965) (From: Souvenirs Of The Soul Clap Vol. 1 - Jonathan Toubin's New York Night Train)	4:01:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: H.B. Barnum	Lost Love "Lost Love" by "H.B. Barnum"	single (b/w Hallelujah) (Eldo - 1960) (From: Hey! Look What I Found - Vol. 2)	4:03:24 (Pop-up)
Yuzo Kayama & The Launchers	A Star In The Night (Yozara No Hoshi)	single (b-side to Love Forever (Kimi-To-Itsumadero)) (Capitol - 1966) (From: Lost Jukebox Volume 091)	4:08:08 (Pop-up)
Houston Wells & the Marksmen	We're Gonna Go Fishin'	Western Style (Parlophone - 1963) (From: The Joe Meek Story Vol. 3 - The Complete Houston Wells)	4:10:32 (Pop-up)
Rudy Green & His Orchestra	Buzzard Pie	shellac 10" (b/w Florida Blues) (Bullet - 1947) (From: Night Train To Nashville (Music City R&b 1945-70) )	4:12:21 (Pop-up)
Joe Liggins	Boddle-Do-Da-Deet "Boddle-Do-Da-Deet" by "Joe Liggins"	shellac 10" (b-side to Sugar Lump) (Exclusive - 1946) (From: Rhythm N' Blues 1944-1948)	4:15:00 (Pop-up)
Jack Smith With The Clark Sisters	Civilization (Bongo, Bongo, Bongo)	single (b/w shellac 10" (b/w Don't You Love Me Anymore)) (Capitol - 1947)	4:17:36 (Pop-up)
Ray Noble & His Orchestra feat. Al Bowlly	My Hat's On The Side Of My Head	shellac 10" (b/w Madamoiselle) (His Master's Voice - 1933) (From: HMV Sessions 1930-1934, Vol 7)	4:20:41 (Pop-up)
Sonny Burgess	Ain't Got A Thing "Ain't Got A Thing" by "Sonny Burgess"	shellac 10" (b/w Restless) (Sun - 1957) (From: The Complete Sun Singles Vol.2)	4:23:22 (Pop-up)
Elmore James	Dust My Broom "Dust My Broom" by "Elmore James"	shellac 10" (b-side to Catfish Blues) (Trumpet - 1951) (From: Blowing the Fuse - 1952)	4:25:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Hang 'Em High	single (b/w Over Easy) (Stax - 1968) (From: The Complete Stax-Volt Soul Singles 1968-1971, Vol 2 (Disc 1))	4:28:02 (Pop-up)
Sugar	Feeling Better "Feeling Better" by "Sugar"	Beaster (Rykodisc - 1993)	4:34:46 (Pop-up)
The 5 Stairsteps	Dear Prudence "Dear Prudence" by "The 5 Stairsteps"	single (b-side to O-o-h Child) (Buddah - 1969) (From: We Can Work It Out: Covers & Cookies of Lennon, McCartney & The Beatles)	4:41:04 (Pop-up)
Association	Requiem For The Masses	single (b-side to Never My Love) (Warner Bros. - 1967)	4:44:31 (Pop-up)
Mott the Hoople	Hymn for the Dudes	Mott (Columbia - 1973) (From: Greatest Hits)	4:48:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mar-Keys	Pop-Eye Stroll "Pop-Eye Stroll" by "Mar-Keys"	single (b-side to Po-Dunk) (Stax - 1961) (From: The Complete Stax/Volt Singles: 1959-1968)	4:53:48 (Pop-up)
John Cale	Andalucia (Alternate Version)	Paris 1919 (Reprise - 1973)	4:57:50 (Pop-up)
Cilla Black	What Good Am I "What Good Am I" by "Cilla Black"	single (b/w Over My Head) (Parlophone - 1967) (From: The Best Of The EMI Years)	5:02:16 (Pop-up)
Skip Bifferty	Man In Black "Man In Black" by "Skip Bifferty"	Skip Bifferty (RCA Victor - 1967)	5:05:16 (Pop-up)
Status Quo	Down Down "Down Down" by "Status Quo"	On The Level (Vertigo - 1975)	5:07:56 (Pop-up)
UFO	Sixteen "Sixteen" by "UFO"	Phenomenon (Chrysalis - 1974)	5:13:14 (Pop-up)
The Savoys	Slappin' Rods And Leaky Oil	single (b/w Domino) (P.D.Q. - 1954) (From: Cadillac Cuties And Hot Rod Heroes)	5:17:05 (Pop-up)
The Free Design	Make The Madness Stop	Kites Are Fun (Project 3 Total Sound - 1967)	5:18:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Pee Wee Hunt	San "San" by "Pee Wee Hunt"	single (b-side to Oh!) (Capitol - 1953) (From: Melody & Rhythm Volume 2. )	5:21:59 (Pop-up)
The Tarriers	The Banana Boat Song	single (b/w No Hidin' Place) (Glory - 1956) (From: Troubadours: Folk and the Roots of American Music, Part 1)	5:25:53 (Pop-up)
Dino, Desi & Billy	Not The Lovin' Kind	single (b/w Chimes Of Freedom) (Reprise - 1965) (From: Califia - The Songs Of Lee Hazlewood Va)	5:28:43 (Pop-up)
The Spy From Cairo	Sufi Disco "Sufi Disco" by "The Spy From Cairo"	Secretly Famous (Wonderwheel Recordings - 2009)	5:30:41 (Pop-up)
The Peddlers	Nothing Sacred "Nothing Sacred" by "The Peddlers"	single (b-side to Back-Alley Jane) (Philips - 1972) (From: Funky16Corners Blog )	5:36:23 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Levon "Levon" by "Elton John"	Madman Across the Water (UNI - 1971)	5:39:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Amon Tobin	Keepin' It Steel "Keepin' It Steel" by "Amon Tobin"	Supermodified (Ninja Tune - 2000)	5:45:12 (Pop-up)
Adriano Celentano	Disc Jockey "Disc Jockey" by "Adriano Celentano"	single (b-side to Prisencólinensináinciúsol) (Clan Celentano - 1972)	5:48:01 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	Last Will "Last Will" by "Ken Nordine"	Devout Catalyst (Grateful Dead - 1992)	5:53:18 (Pop-up)
Mable John	Your Good Thing (Is About To End)	single (b/w It's Catching) (Soul - 1966)	5:59:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues) (Blue Horizon - 1968)	6:01:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:40am annie: not sure how long i can listen, in the final stages of moving-mode.. gm everyone!
	8:44am listener james from westwood: Morning, annie and UM and all! Envisioning UM working out the kinks in the batting circle, and maybe stacking the Kinks near the record player!
	8:47am annie: i've been so absent from the comments boards. been renning around mucho much. have all my stuff loaded at the space into which i'm moving.. even dragged the food from the old fridge. arranging a floor plan suits this jigsaw puzzle fan greatly.
	8:49am Uncle Michael: This show can't start a moment too soon. I mean it. If it starts too soon I might not have enough to make it through six hours. Good morning, everyone. Moving sucks.
	8:49am annie: hey UM, you could just apply the "astronaut method" to your programming routine
	8:51am annie: yep, moving sucks.. thank god/dess for hunky strong male friends. the pay-off of lunch and ice cream was worth it. and i got my beer.
	8:51am Uncle Michael: What is the astronaut method?
	8:52am Uncle Michael: I'm not making six hours without a beer.
	8:57am annie: picture a love-sick lady astronaut using an adult diaper to drive the 12 hours or so to florida to meet her paramour, only to be rejected.. this is a real story.. she was arrested, too... for harrassment
	9:00am Stanley: Can I come back? I promise to keep my opinions to myself.
	9:01am Uncle Michael: Hearing the audio?
	9:01am mauri: howdy UM and gang
	9:01am Uncle Michael: I love opinions!
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Hearing it loud and clear!
	9:02am V Priceless: heya Uncle M!
	9:02am annie: god, firefox sometimes just burns my buttons...
	9:02am duke: UM, You're up early
	9:03am davefromtoronto: hey! i'm here for the full 6. pace yourself U. Michael
	9:04am Uncle Michael: Annie! James! Stanley! Mauri! VP! Duke! Dave!
	9:08am George from Bristol UK: Don van Feet rocks.
	9:09am doctorjazz: Beefheart! Cool! Hi all! Short vacation in Eastern Kentucky probably won't be here long, checking in, GO UM!!!!
	9:09am Uncle Michael: George!
	9:09am Uncle Michael: Doc!
	9:11am George from Bristol UK: High school tribute band = Lad Zeppelin.
	9:11am Uncle Michael: excellent
	9:13am Mike East: 6 hour hinky dinky?! What a great day to tune in! Been a while, Uncle Michael. Good to hear you.
	9:13am ike: That beef was beefy!
	9:15am Uncle Michael: Mike! Ike!
	9:15am doctorjazz: Dead cover... Like it!
	9:16am George from Bristol UK: Zombies comin up .. maybe ?
	🛒 9:20am Brian in UK: Hello Uncle and chums
	9:20am Uncle Michael: Sweet Jane....Sweet Jane...
	9:20am Uncle Michael: Brian!
	🛒 9:20am Brian in UK: One To over the line.
	9:20am annie: ike, thanks for the H2O suggestion. checking it out this weekend
	9:22am melinda: Morning!
	9:22am Uncle Michael: Melinda!
	9:23am Doug Schulkind: Guten morgen! Gluten-free morgen!
	9:23am doctorjazz: Still have this Brewer and Shipley, always liked them. Could you pick 2 groups with a more different attitude than Brewee/a Shipley and The VU?
	🛒 9:24am Brian in UK: @George Alice our daughter got her water tanks on the boat sorted at least for now. It's the Dougephant in the room.
	9:26am Stanley: G'afternoon, Brian. BTW where did Alice and her man end up?
	9:27am Rich in NC: Hey Uncle Michael
	9:28am annie: hey doug!!
	9:28am Uncle Michael: Doug! Rich!
	🛒 9:29am Brian in UK: Stanley, what ho! They came back to Watford and now are off again up north, well the Midlands at least. How is Charles Bradley? He has to cancel a tour here recently due to illness.
	9:30am Stanley: Sheesh, this sort of sound was what my folks were into in the sixties. Obviously, it was the antithesis of what I liked. Now, I kinda go with smooth cheesy stuff.
	9:30am Uncle Michael: Cancer-free...announced in May.
	🛒 9:31am Brian in UK: Great news.
	9:32am Stanley: Good. Very good.
	9:32am duke: Thought this was Stan Getz until I looked.
	9:33am Stanley: Blossom!
	9:34am doctorjazz: Cool Blossom!
	9:34am listener james from westwood: Yes! Dearie!
	🛒 9:34am Brian in UK: Dearie used to be a term of endearment over here. Not heard much nowadays.
	9:37am listener james from westwood: UM = boss of bossa nova this a.m.!
	9:38am Uncle Michael: You're not the bossa me.
	9:38am melinda: Digging this set.
	9:39am melinda: Bossa Nova treatment of Misirlou works very well.
	9:39am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Melinda.
	9:40am doctorjazz: Is that Almeida on electric? Used to hearing him on nylon string...
	9:41am doctorjazz: Oops, missed the change...
	9:41am Uncle Michael: Quite so, Doc.
	9:43am David D: Oba! Bossa! Nova!
	9:45am Stanley: This set has got me shimmying across the nylon carpet
	9:46am Uncle Michael: watch out for static, Stanley!
	9:46am davefromtoronto: the beginning reminded me of that jethro tull song???
	9:47am David D: This sounds a bit like Smoke on the Water
	9:48am doctorjazz: The Real Blue Bossa...
	9:49am Uncle Michael: David!
	9:50am annie: i watched a ton of dragster movies last week, and this was the soundtrack, pretty much.. and the parent STILL couldn't dig what the kids were up to,...
	9:53am βrian: Uncle Michael's voice at this early hour? That's disorienting.
	9:53am Alex In Illinois: A rimshot?
	9:54am annie: i loved the lingo and behavior of the teens, all while being very courteous to their 'rents. i've been trying to get to the bottom of when "my old man" went from a parent to a male partner.
	9:54am davefromtoronto: it was right before the "batusi" got big.
	9:58am Uncle Michael: Brian! Alex!
	10:01am Doug Schulkind: That was Dick Hyman on the organ w/Cozy Cole. Always loved that keyboard noodling!
	10:01am davefromtoronto: burt bacharach's melodies are unrivalled.
	10:01am Uncle Michael: last night Bill Mac claimed Dick Hyman got made fun of in school.
	🛒 10:02am Brian in UK: Thought Tony Mottola was a manager.
	10:03am Uncle Michael: He was that too. And a guitar player.
	10:08am David D: That Hungarian Boogsody was a thing of fineness. Just hadda comment.
	10:12am doctorjazz: Cool set, UM!
	10:13am David D: Cool show, and just getting started...
	10:14am doctorjazz: (hanging out in my hotel room, with headphones waiting for my daughter to wake up, start the day...)
	10:15am annie: i'm really enjoying this .... such good tunes as this should be shared on any decent car radio at the LOUD setting.
	10:25am Stanley: This Circle is great
	10:25am Mike East: Heard this last week on WFMU and really dug it, but had no clue what it was. Totally rocks!
	10:26am Uncle Michael: I need to start digging into the 32-album Circle catalog.
	10:27am ndbob: morning UM and everyone!
	10:27am Uncle Michael: Bob!
	10:28am burke: @UM: That will take you a long time to Finnish.
	10:28am Stanley: 32 albums? You're kidding?
	10:29am βrian: Bob? "Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother, Bob."
	10:29am Uncle Michael: Burke! Not kidding, Stanley.
	10:29am David D: That Circle sure makes the rounds.
	10:30am Uncle Michael: Please call Stella, Brian.
	10:31am ndbob: sounds great Brian!
	10:32am David D: @βrian and UM: Is that text well known? I used to use it for phonetics exercises.
	10:33am Uncle Michael: David, I just Google fast.
	10:37am βrian: The speech accent archive: accent.gmu.edu Hours of fun.
	10:37am V Priceless: I miss the singing Eno
	10:37am David D: Thanks for these hours, Michael, hope to get back some time later...
	10:38am Uncle Michael: I'll probably be here, David. Thanks for spending the time.
	10:38am Stanley: I'm happy to say that I saw 801 live during the brief time they were together.
	10:39am David D: βrian: Yes, I have indulged as well, and even used it for students to become more aware of their own accents here.
	10:39am Uncle Michael: Stanley, I know of no one else that did. That's excellent.
	10:45am doctorjazz: Time for A Kentucky breakfast (Kentucky Fried Chicken?), maybe catch some more later, thanks, UM!
	10:47am Uncle Michael: See ya Doc. Wash it down with bourbon.
	10:48am annie: one of my favorite radio memories is listening to tim kelly on KB one night and he played Ramblin' jack eliot; even back then i knew it was a unique thing to hear such a thing on AM radio in 1969.
	10:48am burke: Hey that's gotta be Bobby Z the Nobel laureate.
	10:49am Uncle Michael: right you are, burke
	10:52am coelacanth∅: good morning Uncle M, hinklings, dinklings, and other drummers
	10:52am Dean: I keep almost buying Skydog. Probably ought to just dive in. Hey, today's my wife's birthday. I'll get it for her!
	10:52am ndbob: I love Char's version of this
	10:52am Uncle Michael: Coelacanth∅!
	10:52am Stanley: I think 801 only did three live gigs. I caught them at Reading Festival in England in August 1976. I read there's a recording of this but never seen it.
	10:53am Uncle Michael: Dean!
	10:54am Stanley: I was thinking along the lines of if (so and so) did a live concert it would sell out in minutes. Brian Eno came to mind.
	10:55am coelacanth∅: boy i wish i had that particular Duane Allman comp
	10:57am Dean: There is indeed a recording of the 801 Reading show, per a buddy's spreadsheet of "those kind" of records.
	11:00am coelacanth∅: Eno's been one of my favorite musicians (etc) for all my adult life, and the majority of my life, but intead of seeing him perform i'd rather have lunch with him!
	11:03am coelacanth∅: (not that i could fit everything i'd like to talk with him about into a lunch-size piece of time)
	11:04am Stanley: I'd buy him lunch any day. Brian, if you're reading this get in touch.
	🛒 11:04am Brian in UK: I have ENO as a noodle/soup (laksa) kind of guy 'cause most of his music is noodling!!!
	11:07am Doug Schulkind: "Interesting" is one word for it.
	🛒 11:08am Brian in UK: Bit messy to eat and I have him as a tidy (organised) person. @coelacanth∅ have your read A Year with Swollen Appendices?
	11:09am Uncle Michael: I'm interested, Doug.
	11:12am Stanley: I see him eating his noodle soup in a Japanese style, bowl up to mouth flicking the noodly items in with his chopsticks and slurping away. I bet he'd be excellent at it.
	11:12am coelacanth∅: Brian (in UK) i haven't; is that about Eno?
	11:12am Rich in NC: great sets uncle michael
	11:13am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Rich.
	🛒 11:14am Brian in UK: It was a diary he kept for one year then published. One time he thought the most important things were backing vocals and Oyster Sauce. Something I can heartily agree with.
	11:15am Artie: G'morning, UMmmmers!
	11:15am Artie: Sure is some white boy blues goin' on.
	11:17am Uncle Michael: Artie! Now?
	11:17am coelacanth∅: (Brian...or BY Eno?) - it would be pretty weird for me to not put that book onto my list - and toward the top. Thanks Brian (in UK)
	11:17am ndbob: nice one here UM!
	🛒 11:19am Brian in UK: The odd thing was the appendices were grand in size and he had a swollen appendix. Not a man to do things by halves. Lemuel - Gullivers' Christian name.
	11:19am Artie: Rev Wilkins always delivers! Just hearing that strum fills me with calm.
	11:21am Mr C: Some KC loving on a Friday am courtesy of Uncle Mike! Right on ...
	11:21am northguineahills: my laptop got the silicon blues, and I missed Sunflower Blues, daggnabbit! (It's fine now).
	11:22am holland oats: hullo um and ums
	11:25am Uncle Michael: Mr. C! NGH! Holland!
	11:25am northguineahills: I believe a few weeks ago the show Preacher had Fahey's "Sunflower River Blues", I nearly plotzed.
	11:26am Artie: We've been enjoying 'Preacher' quite a lot. Fahey a bonus for sure.
	11:27am coelacanth∅: i believe this version is considerably longer than the one i've known..?
	11:27am annie: i'd watch it just for the music!
	11:28am Artie: How long until Carnival Cruise Lines features "On the Sunny Side of the Ocean"?
	11:28am Uncle Michael: Coel, the stones don't have the attention span for the whole thing.
	11:29am annie: ok, imma gonna go.. stuff to do.. thank UM, for the morning bits!!.... yes, yes, chores.. i'm on my way!! heart you all!
	11:30am coelacanth∅: haha! no i mean by the Original Rolling Stone!
	11:30am ndbob: bye Annie!
	11:30am northguineahills: Preacher also had Teenaged Jesus and the Jerks. Whomever is curating their music program has amazing tastes for a mainstream show.
	11:31am 67tele: Greetings all - my boy Will is in hospital having surgery this morning - anybody out there who believes in sending positive thoughts out, please send one for him and I'll be forever grateful. Thanks so much
	11:31am Artie: There were other versions of "Prodigal Son", including the shorter secular "That’s No Way To Get Along" with somewhat diff lyrics. Lovely versions both. Saw his son still play in Memphis not too long ago.
	11:31am coelacanth∅: i got it - the version i have is entitled "that's no way to get along" and it's about 3 minutes long.
	🛒 11:32am Brian in UK: Lionel, your training is spot on.
	11:32am ndbob: Wilkins recorded "Prodigal Son" in the late 20s but the 60s version is better known - under the title Artie mentioned
	11:32am northguineahills: @67tele: Positive thoughts are all Give the Drummer Some Stream is what we're all about. Sending my waves your way.
	11:33am 67tele: @north: thank you my friend
	11:33am Doug Schulkind: Thank you to Uncle Michael for his monumental generosity and graciousness in agreeing to switch time slots.
	11:34am northguineahills: I'll be busy packing, but listening UM. Next Friday, I start my new job, so, I'll might not be around, not sure what that routine will entail.
	11:34am Stanley: My best wishes go out to him, 67tele.
	11:34am Dano59: not a bad idea if it's a set of weird sequel records ...
	11:35am coelacanth∅: 67tele - strength vibes sent.
	11:35am 67tele: thanks Stanley.
	11:35am 67tele: @coel: thanks.
	11:36am Uncle Michael: Tele! Best to your boy!
	11:37am davefromtoronto: "let's twist again!"
	11:38am Uncle Michael: Dano!
	🛒 11:39am Brian in UK: @67tele aint no negative thoughts around here my friend. Stay positive. It is hardest for the relatives.
	11:40am 67tele: Thanks UM and Brian
	11:40am Dean: Why do I have a sudden urge to go to the bathroom?
	11:41am northguineahills: @Dean: snert
	11:41am davefromtoronto: she heard that he smoked his own sausage...
	11:42am coelacanth∅: next week will you do a set about big (bad) bruce?
	11:43am Uncle Michael: Coel, I'm leaving out all the racist and homophobic parodies. I could do a set of just those.
	11:44am coelacanth∅: a good policy, UM
	11:45am Dano59: well, they had their place in the early 70s. Big Bad Bruce and the Ballad of Ben Gay were radio hits.
	🛒 11:46am Brian in UK: Oh no. Not Ernie by Benny Hill.
	11:47am Uncle Michael: No, skipping Ernie too
	11:48am ndbob: good UM - not at all a Benny Hill fan
	11:50am Stanley: Brain - exactly what I was thinking. But UM says he left out the more 'dodgy' recordings.
	11:51am Dano59: Homophobic wouldn't be quite right. Genderist parodies? I wasn't aware of racist followups...
	11:52am Stanley: ooh! Organs!
	11:52am 23 Wolves: Great set. Big and bad!
	11:54am ndbob: I remember hearing "The Ballad of Irving" on the radio
	11:55am Dean: Not a big deal, no. Versions of Stagolee suffer from the same incoherence.
	11:55am Dano59: yep ndb, Dr. Demento fans loved it
	11:56am ndbob: when it was a current 45 too
	11:56am Dean: Beethoven's my go-to for driving melodies out of my head with new melodies.
	11:57am Uncle Michael: 23W!
	11:57am Alex In Illinois: Yeah that had me a little confused. I thought maybe I missed a part of the story in which the Cajun Queen brought him back to life.
	11:58am Dano59: I almost thought this was Macca's (IPTY) Abracadabra cover ...
	12:00pm Stevel: Good lord! Three hours in! I done forgot!
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: Steve!
	12:01pm holland oats: love these kids
	12:05pm Dano59: thanks for listing all the BBJ set's flip sides, UM ... for further study
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Well, this is a research institution, Dano.
	12:09pm Doug Schulkind: Well I feel I deserve at least partial credit for the terrific first three hours.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Your enrolled to audit the course, Doug.
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: And thank you.
	12:11pm Doug Schulkind: Thank YOU, Uncle Michael, but you're on your own for the last three hours.
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: Go shoot some more helpless little lobsters.
	12:13pm Doug Schulkind: Oh I'm not going anywhere. Gotta listen to you like a hawk.
	🛒 12:13pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning!
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie!
	12:16pm holland oats: omg michael i am 7yo again / my 70s mom loved this lady
	🛒 12:17pm Brian in UK: Doug, go mix those petitfours.
	12:17pm Dean: This calls for some Jane Olivor.
	12:27pm Doug Schulkind: I only while wearing my petticoat, Brian in UK.
	12:27pm Dean: This calls for some Roman Polanski.
	12:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, all. Hour four is underway. How ya holdin' up, UM?
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: Ken! I'm holding my own. (can't find a rubber band)
	🛒 12:30pm Brian in UK: @Ken we have the spirit of Angelo Dundee in UM's corner.
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: CUT ME, MICK!
	12:36pm Doug Schulkind: Love Fruko terribly!
	12:38pm Dano59: I always wanted to rip off the Fruko Fruko Fruko album cover.
	12:38pm Stanley: It's time for refreshment. See ya UM and thanks.
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: See ya later, Stanley.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: Los Saicos were Los Stooges before Los Stooges were.
	12:44pm northguineahills: Charcos = puddles, but I'm pretty sure it's a euphemism or a play on words.
	12:44pm Alex In Illinois: Charco = puddle
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Thank guys. Over my head. Alex!
	12:47pm 23 Wolves: Man, there are a lot of people in the news these days that are hard to believe are children of God...song is killin' it!!!
	12:48pm geezerette: This is incredible! Hi!
	12:49pm geezerette: Millie Jackson wrecked me! In a good way.
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: geezer!
	12:49pm Alex In Illinois: As an atheist, I don't believe anyone to be offspring of any deities.
	12:50pm Doug Schulkind: I don't believe in puddles.
	12:51pm geezerette: I believe in poodles.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Puddles believes in you.
	12:53pm Dean: Do you know how hard it is to floss your teeth and listen to the radio at the same time?
	12:53pm northguineahills: In my experience, when speaking Spanish, the words are seldom the direct translation. It confuses the hell out of my when I listen to my friends in Mexico.
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: Floss screws with the reception, Dean?
	12:58pm Dean: More like spittle screws with the laptop on which I'm listening, which makes me anxious, and then the floss ends up fraying. Meanwhile, I'm trying to pay attention to the music, which causes me to mess up the flossing, hence more spittle. Why must life be so tragically flawed?
	12:58pm Rich in NC: still sounding strong Uncle Michael
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: Surely you can pipe all 128k of the stream into the big steeeeerio, Dean.
	1:00pm geezerette: Tragically flossed.
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: Tryin', Rich!
	1:02pm Alex In Illinois: My floss gets frayed even without the radio on.
	1:04pm Dean: Surely not. My preamp is by now vintage. The DAC is an odd bird, and I'm not sure what input I'd use. HDMI? Anyway, I avoid the streaming thing on the main system, even web radio. The floss I use is both brand name and generic. Results vary.
	1:07pm Alex In Illinois: My wife gave me a Bluetooth speaker last year. So when I floss, the smartphone is on the window sill out of spittle's way, while the speaker is atop the medicine cabinet. So that eliminates any issues with the radio.
	1:14pm Uncle Michael: I have many methods. One is a bluetooth speaker from phone, laptop or tablet.
	1:14pm geezerette: Catfish & buzzard pie? County Fair food, yum.
	1:15pm Dean: Bluetooth? You should floss more often.
	1:15pm geezerette: Deep fried-on-a-stick.
	1:16pm listener james from westwood: Love those postwar rekkids. Had a rental car 2 summers ago with Sirius and I kept the Forties channel locked all week.
	1:16pm Uncle Michael: audioengineusa.com... GREAT solution for computer to stereo system wireless.
	1:17pm geezerette: So peppy!
	1:20pm geezerette: UM, great link!
	1:21pm listener james from westwood: Always feel like I'm gonna hear news of Pearl Harbor or the Bloody Christmas attacks in LA breaking into sets of the old shtuff. Dig it!
	1:23pm frenchee: I can't get enough of the dance orchestra sounds of Ray Noble. Who's singin/, Unka Michael? Not Al Bowley surely?
	1:24pm Listening Out There: Just tuned in. Soundin' good...
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Frenchee! I could be wrong. I research fast sometimes. L.O.T.!
	1:25pm frenchee: Oh now I see it is Al!
	1:25pm geezerette: Sonny shoor kin play.
	1:26pm frenchee: Inconsiderate coworkers keep interrupting me...I must go back and listen on the archives.
	1:27pm geezerette: Goddamn! This show! :)
	1:28pm Parq: Here for the second half. I could watch the playlist gif all afternoon.
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: Parq!
	1:33pm Dean: Speaking of atheism (upthread), Glenn Greenwald responded to this tweet: "Mark Zuckerberg says he's no longer an atheist, believes 'running for president very important'" with: "Everything about this is going to be completely unbearable." Yes.
	1:36pm listener james from westwood: Radio Iron Man behind that mic! Fourth quarter whistle blown!
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: I better get borned again so I can be in charge? Fuck Zuck.
	1:37pm geezerette: Dean, ugh. Agree.
	1:41pm ndbob: I'm no fan of Greenwald, but Zuckrberg ugh
	1:42pm listener james from westwood: Seconded, ndbob.
	1:43pm Dean: I recognize that GG pushes a lot of folks' buttons, but I am a fan, and not because he's so provocative. I think he often exhibits the best traits of "thinking like a lawyer" without the cynicism. Truly. Admittedly, that doesn't always work out on Twitter, though.
	1:44pm coelacanth∅: yay i managed to get my player working in time for (this) dear prudence
	1:45pm Dean: Off to do spousal birthday stuff. Great show.
	1:45pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Dean. Have a good time.
	1:46pm Parq: "The Association's Greatest Hits" was my first rock and roll album (sixth LP overall, after a series of comedy records). This bullfighter song is one of the ones that knocked me out most.
	1:46pm coelacanth∅: by that drum roll intro i thought it was "mr. big". (free)
	1:47pm The Oscar: Tuning in late (really late, proportionally). One of the most subtly weird bands ever?
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: I think this song might be metaphor.
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: They were too smart for Monterrey Pop.
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: (...no, "dirt" by stooges. duh)
	1:50pm The Oscar: @coelacanth I thought it was going to be "Stand" by Sly & the Family Stone!
	1:51pm burke: Were all this band's songs about dudes? It's a rich topic I suppose.
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: It triggered "Stand" for me too.
	1:51pm johnk77: @um great show @ggreenwald probably untrustworthy:<
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: So many dudes.
	1:52pm Parq: This is their "who needs you, asshole?" song to Bowie.
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: John! Thanks.
	1:53pm geezerette: UM, Hymn to Hinky Dinky Time. Thanks always.
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: "You ain't the Nazz. You're just a buzz." Of course, Ian was wrong.
	1:54pm 23 Wolves: Lovin' this Hoople.
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: 'could be a matador; could be a metaphor
	1:58pm geezerette: coel, nice!
	1:58pm doctorjazz: A metador...
	1:59pm geezerette: heh!
	1:59pm Mark the Sardine: touché (and olé)
	2:01pm The Oscar: I honestly don't know if I ever listened hard enough to register that it wasn't about war in the first place. (Also, well played, doctorjazz!)
	2:03pm geezerette: Oh,another hour! :) yaaaaay.
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: yay!
	2:09pm Uncle Michael: Mark! You snuck in.
	2:10pm Uncle Michael: Status Quo had ONE JOB. And they were good at it.
	2:12pm David D: Back just in time to get down down
	2:14pm Uncle Michael: Are you ready to rock?
	2:15pm David D: But always, good sir, always!
	2:19pm Rich in NC: I haven't heard"down down"in a long time
	2:21pm Wendy del Formaggio: YES. It's always a good time for The Free Design.
	2:21pm Uncle Michael: Wendy!
	2:22pm northguineahills: I concur w/ Wendy!
	2:27pm Wendy del Formaggio: Uncle Michael! I'm enjoying this extended HDTime. It's helping me write this challenging story I'm working on.
	2:27pm geezerette: Young Alan Arkin!
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: I'm delighted to be of assisted, Wendy! Yes, Geez!
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: Big singalong coming at the end of the set.
	2:31pm ndbob: i need to go - excellent show UM!
	2:31pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Bob.
	2:32pm burke: I'm doing my vocal warmups.
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: And to assuage any confusion, this is the penultimate set.
	2:36pm Jeff g.: What'd I miss?
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: Nats scored 2 in the top of the first.
	2:36pm Parq: This Sufi number is way cool.
	2:37pm Parq: Is the archive going to be a single six-hour file, or will it be broken up?
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: Jut one. Is that bad?
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: Everyone ready?
	2:42pm Parq: Love this Elton song. One of my favorites. Here's local performer Kyle Supley doing it at a recent Losers Lounge tribute. www.youtube.com...
	2:42pm burke: "and he shall be a GOOD man!"
	2:42pm Jeff g.: Actually Time said god is dead.
	2:44pm Parq: Jeff, but it wasn't officially true until the Good Grey ran it. "What do you mean it isn't true -- it was in the New York Times!"
	2:44pm Wendy del Formaggio: Jeff g.: But "the NYTimes" fits better in the song. Poetic license!
	2:46pm davefromtoronto: you're almost there Uncle! fantastic epic set.
	2:46pm Jeff g.: Donut mind me. Just being an idiot.
	2:47pm burke: I think I'm a Honky Chateau kind of guy.
	2:48pm Rich in NC: Great job today, thanks much
	2:49pm geezerette: UM, above and beyond !!!! :D
	2:49pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, UM! It's been great having you on all morning!
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone. I'm still enjoying myself.
	2:50pm Parq: "Madman" and "Chateau were both great, as was my first EJ purchase, "11/17/70". But I've really come to dig "Yellow Brick" more and more with the passage of time.
	2:50pm Parq: UM @ 2:38: Not a bit. Just curious.
	2:51pm geezerette: We're still enjoying yourself too.
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Whew!
	2:52pm The Oscar: Oh man-- I've only heard the "fake English" version of this song (which is also imminently YouTubable)!
	2:52pm Doug Schulkind: As a kid, I used to know all the lyrics to all Elton records. Then I became a drummer and stopped paying attention to lyrics.
	2:53pm The Oscar: Ahh, wait-- there it is :)
	2:54pm The Oscar: Also KEN!!
	2:54pm burke: I love that fake English that Celentano deploys.
	2:54pm geezerette: Oh man, Ken Nordine. :)
	2:57pm Listening Out There: It's Ken Nordine...and it's not "Word Jazz"... :)
	2:59pm Spaniel: made the work day pass in a pleasant blur, glad I could tune in, thanks UM!
	3:00pm Doug Schulkind: You are my hero, Uncle Michael. No wait. You are my hoagie, Uncle Michael.
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: keep going Uncle M! just another 3 hours!
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Spaniel! Thanks!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: I'm your grinder.
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: Say it ain't so, Mabel!
	3:02pm Wendy del Formaggio: Jeff g.: Extra points for your usage of "donut." :-)
	3:03pm Doug Schulkind: Around here, that would be grindah.
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Amazing, masterful mega-show. Many thanks, UM! Go hit the showers or, even better, the couch for a nap!
	3:04pm Mark the Sardine: Yeah UM!
	3:04pm David D: Thanks for the fantastic Hinky Dinky Day!
	3:04pm burke: Thanks bye
	3:05pm coelacanth∅: Thanks!
	3:05pm Doug Schulkind: The takeaway from today's events: I gotta take more vacations. Simply wonderful radio, Michael.
	3:06pm Uncle Michael: Buh-bye!
	3:07pm northguineahills: Thanks UM, messaging stopped working for me...
	11:35pm Parq: Made it through all of the four and a half hours I missed. See you Friday.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from August 4, 2017

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