WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 1, 2017

Listener comments!
	7:48am listener james from westwood: How do, UM! Welcome to the early slot!
	7:50am David D: This is the very early slot - good morning and good luck settling into the new show time!
	7:52am Uncle Michael: Good morning James. Good morning David. I'll check in on the comments as I can as I prepare for my day. Enjoy this audio treat!
	8:08am listener james from westwood: Goddammit, I would've bid on that sweep-grinder.
	8:13am Uncle Michael: Yes Mistress! (1/25/1970)
	8:23am listener james from westwood: They had Dropbox in 1970?! The internet was less than a year old!
	8:25am Jeff Golick: What's all this then.
	8:34am Uncle Michael: All this...and so much more. Good morning Jeff.
	8:49am Webhamster Henry: I though this sounded kind of familiar.
	8:49am Webhamster Henry: And they sound so young!
	8:53am Uncle Michael: Good morning, Henry.
	9:02am listener james from westwood: Tasty lagniappe!
	9:04am Webhamster Henry: More oboe pop rock!
	9:05am Uncle Michael: Oboy! Oboe!
	9:05am glenn: what the freakin' heck is going on?
	9:05am Uncle Michael: Glenn! Didn't get the memo?
	9:06am melinda: Good morning UM!
	9:06am glenn: well, yeah. about 7 seconds ago.
	9:06am doctorjazz: Hey! Bit disorienting (sure it is much more so for UM), but let's get Friday going, Hey UM!
	9:07am Uncle Michael: Melinda! Doc!
	9:12am Webhamster Henry: Yeah! People kind of forget that "Singin' In The Rain" was a way to stuff a lot of Arthur Freed tunes into a plot!
	9:13am Webhamster Henry: There's a fun essay by Comden and Green in the CD OST reissue.
	9:13am Uncle Michael: I'd like to read that. Did you notice the guitar on that Horace Heidt? Wild.
	9:17am doctorjazz: Got the premium CD UM put together, lots of fun!
	9:18am Uncle Michael: Thank you, Doc.
	9:20am glenn: oh boy. www.rawstory.com...
	9:23am Dan: Nice one with Roger Whittaker. Thankfully you weren't predictable by playing the Oliver version.
	9:24am listener james from westwood: Killin' it outta the gate!
	9:24am melinda: When I was a kid the 'glibby-glop-nooby-abba-nobba' portion of Good Morning Starshine creeped out me for some reason.
	9:25am melinda: That was a good cover though.
	9:26am Dan: The answer is Donald O'Connor
	9:27am mauri: good morning um and everyone! sauna is warming up and foods on the table. all is good.
	9:28am Uncle Michael: Thanks Dan. Dan! Mauri!
	9:33am Dan: This must be the longest song ever played on your show.
	9:34am still b/p: (Sniffle-sob gasping) I thought I'd I'd I'd hafta leave, and and and so I didn't turn the show on, but now I CAN listen a while but but but missed the first half hourrrrrrr! (full crying)
	9:34am glenn: there's no sniffle-sob gasping in baseball.
	9:35am Uncle Michael: Dan, it's actually not.
	9:36am Uncle Michael: still b/p! Archives mean never having to say you're sorry.
	9:36am listener james from westwood: Fitting title here!
	9:37am Dan: Leo Kottke and John Fahey should do a version of this together.
	9:37am still b/p: Someone make a third movie ref for a fast allusive hat-trick! And I'll be alllll bettah, all smiles again!
	9:38am Uncle Michael: Maybe in the next life, Dan. I love the smell of napalm in the morning. Wait...that's coffee. Even better.
	9:42am Dan: And Steve Reich should do an 18 musicians adaptation as well.
	9:42am glenn: if 'napalm in the morning' isn't already the name of a hipster coffee joint, it should be.
	9:44am still b/p: If you weren't doing the show you'd have Ride of the Valkyries LOUD with morning coffee, yeah?
	9:50am Uncle Michael: Yeah!
	9:51am Alex in Illinois: You know how some folks say:"windas" when they mean "windows"? Maybe "Tapeco" became "Topeka" that way.
	9:52am Uncle Michael: Alex! Maybe so! But no.
	🛒 9:54am Brian in UK: Hello Uncle, you are allowed pyjamas for the first show.
	9:55am Uncle Michael: Brian! Why should I start wearing broadcast garments now?
	🛒 9:56am Brian in UK: Well that thought was in the VERY back of my mind.
	9:56am Uncle Michael: TMI, Brian.
	9:58am Alex in Illinois: Are there any songs beginning with the prase: "I woke up this afternoon" or "I woke up this evening"?
	9:58am Dominick: This TYA & 2nd cuppa are the stimuli I need
	9:59am Uncle Michael: Dominick!
	10:02am Uncle Michael: Gee, I wonder who Ritchie is.
	10:02am Dan: Decca turned down the Beatles, but accepted this band? Who was running the company back then?
	10:03am Uncle Michael: Evidently, Heinz' biggest fan.
	10:06am still b/p: If PJs with the Hinky Dinky letters-in-shapes logo and the li'l bird all over 'em are worn, all will be well.
	10:06am doctorjazz: Used to watch the Partridge clan on TV.
	10:07am Deam: Good MORNING.
	10:07am Uncle Michael: Excellent merch opportunity, sb/p.
	10:08am Dean: That typo--Deam--turns out to be a pun, so all's good.
	10:11am Dan: I guess Blackmore had to start somewhere.
	10:12am Little Danny: G'morning UM and all
	10:13am burke: @UM I got a pourover situation here, but no cream in the office, so I'm taking it black. Thanks for asking!
	10:13am Mr C: Steve Mancha: "Hate Yourself in the Morning"
	10:14am Little Danny: Wish I could get caffeinated like I used to. Now it's just maintenance.
	10:15am burke: I remember the Jennifer version of this song from the all-Gibb show. Really great.
	10:16am burke: Some first rate Gibb-erish.
	10:16am Mr C: Mighty Marvelows "In the Morning"
	10:16am melinda: Another lovely song I didn't know was Bee Gees. Only heard the Nina Simone version.
	10:16am Uncle Michael: Deam! Danny! Burke! Mr. C! (thanks)
	10:16am ndbob: morning UM and everyone!
	10:16am melinda: I'm drinking decaf and pretending it's regular.
	10:17am Dan: The Brothers Gibb. Nothing more harmonious.
	10:17am ndbob: Heya Melinda!
	10:17am Uncle Michael: Geez, Mr. C...hold yer hores!
	10:18am Uncle Michael: Bob!
	10:19am Dean: "UM in the AM on Double-you-FM-you!"
	10:19am Mr C: Magic Mike! I love this record man..Thank you boss
	10:20am Uncle Michael: I love it, Dean! You're pleasure is my pleasure, Mr. C.
	10:21am ndbob: I'm trying to fine the right level of caffeine
	10:22am Uncle Michael: The right level is "more'. Trust me.
	10:24am Dan: This singer in the Fraternity sounds like he had too much caffeine before laying down the vocal. Ditto for the guitarist.
	10:27am melinda: Hi bob! I like caffeine, but it doesn't like me. I had to quit a few years ago.
	10:29am ndbob: @melinda I've limited a bit but still need a cup or two of coffee a day
	10:29am Jeff Golick: What time is it
	10:30am ndbob: I remember when the Million Dollars of Doowop CD's came out - the first collections of obscure doowop - pretty poor sound quality but still great - each release was an event
	10:30am still b/p: It's half-past paradigm shift.
	10:31am Uncle Michael: It's not Howdy Doody Time.
	10:31am Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	10:31am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @still b/p. I gotta reset my sun dial.
	10:34am listener james from westwood: It's working a dream for me!
	10:35am still b/p: But soft, what light through yonder speaker breaks? It is the east, and Uncle Michael is the sun.
	10:37am still b/p: ..or it is the midwest, but still, like, totally morning sunshiney.
	10:39am doctorjazz: Nilsson? Whodda thunk it?!
	10:41am Uncle Michael: Shocking?
	10:42am listener james from westwood: Shuffling around in a robe like the cover of that Nilsson album is a perfectly cromulent early-morning look.
	10:42am listener james from westwood: (Or if you're Vincent the Chin Gigante.)
	10:43am coelacanth∅: Good Morning Uncle M, Dinklings, Drummers and other Lovers
	10:44am Uncle Michael: Coel!
	10:45am Little Danny: Sammy Johns is totally new to me. Gosh there were a lot of singer-songwriters in the early '70s.
	10:46am burke: Sammy J was apparently amorous in the morning and in his Chevy Van. Mutually exclusive?
	10:46am Uncle Michael: Chevy Van, Danny.
	10:47am Webhamster Henry: I'm missing the flower children.
	10:48am Little Danny: oh shit, that's right!
	10:48am doctorjazz: Little by little, a theme is beginning to dawn on me...
	10:50am coelacanth∅: the dawn is theming?
	10:50am Andrew Waterloo: Drinking your coffee slow dotorjazz?
	10:50am still b/p: Just call him Uncle of the morning...Uncle...
	10:51am Uncle Michael: Andrew!
	10:53am coelacanth∅: ahhh
	10:54am Little Danny: This is the second Rascals track that's blown me away in the same number of weeks. Need to dig into their catalog something fierce.
	10:54am Dan: Seen The Rascals 3 times. Twice as The New Rascals and once when they did a tour of their Broadway show. Always put on a great show.
	10:54am Andrew Waterloo: work is leaving me alone long enough that I can listened to FMU today
	10:54am Uncle Michael: Great band.
	10:56am coelacanth∅: "a beautiful morning" gets caught in my head with some regularity - for years.
	10:56am Dominick: 1st big time recording artists I ever saw live were Rascals right around when "Groovin'"came out. They were outstanding!
	10:56am V Priceless: Uncle M! hey! Play that Kinks track! : )
	10:57am Wilson K: My wife woke up singing "It's a Beautiful Morning!"
	11:01am Dan: It's Zimmerman the Nobel Laureate.
	11:01am Jeff Golick: I was waiting for this one...thanks.
	11:01am Uncle Michael: VP! Wilson! That's wonderful!
	11:02am Uncle Michael: Jeff, you didn't imagine I'd skip Bob's Kansas reference, did you?
	11:02am Parq: Here for the last reel - which, I fear, will be the norm while UM is in this slot. So glad to tune in for Dylan's "Meet Me". "Blood" is one of those albums where, every time I listen to it, I think, "How did they ever succeed in making an album so fucking good?"
	11:03am Parq: Dean, the Rascals did a Broadway stand? How in the world did I miss that?
	11:03am Jeff Golick: Well, @parq, he made it a few times, so...
	11:04am Doug Schulkind: Not sure I'm getting the concept of this one.
	11:05am Webhamster Henry: All these people keep waking up to bad personal relationships.
	11:05am Parq: See me after class, Doug.
	11:06am Uncle Michael: Parq! The Dougfather!
	11:08am Uncle Michael: Am I still streaming?
	11:08am Uncle Michael: False alarm.
	11:08am Little Danny: Yep, no probs at this end
	11:08am Doug Schulkind: My class today is Direct Practice with the Elderly. In other word, self care.
	11:10am Parq: @Doug: Good. Coz my back is bothering me and I get a shooting pain whenever I do this. < raises left arm >
	11:10am Little Danny: There are no metal songs with "morning" in the title.
	11:10am Dan: The Gaylads. You certainly can't have a band name like that today.
	11:11am Wilson K: Blood is so good. 90% of the album is in open tuning.
	11:12am still b/p: I don't expect it's on the list, but if it were, it's notable and gratifying that in Hinky Dinky world we could hear the Al Martino OR the Elvis OR the Glen Campbell version of Mary in the Morning..
	11:16am Dan: Gaylads, Mud and now Featherbed. Where do these people come from?
	11:17am Doug Schulkind: @Parq Don't do that. (I'm already a pro.)
	11:17am Uncle Michael: This singer came from the Continental Baths.
	11:18am Jeff Golick: Thought I recognized that croon.
	11:18am Ramblin' Ray: Mighty stuff. Greetings all!
	11:18am Dan: My French teacher in high school was a huge Barry Manilow fan.
	11:19am still b/p: Direct Band Practice with the Elderly. Excellent. It was so thoughtful of Barry not to "disappoint" his fans with personal revelation through the decades.
	11:19am Uncle Michael: Ray!
	11:20am listener james from westwood: I THOUGHT that was him!!
	11:21am doctorjazz: Song I used to like, haven't heard in ages, "Someone's Morning Begins..." or Morning again", Tom Paxton (late to be mentioning this I know, but I am in slo mo this AM...)
	11:22am Dan: The Morning After by Maureen McGovern should come up soon
	11:22am Mr C: Big Gaylads fan. Thanks again Mike. Everything's gonna be alright when the morning comes.
	11:22am Doug Schulkind: You sound so...woke...Uncle Michael.
	11:23am melinda: The Cat!
	11:24am Uncle Michael: Dan. Where others zig, I zag.
	11:25am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Doug. I drank your coffee.
	11:26am Webhamster Henry: ha! I was wondering if this Morning would show up!
	11:27am northguineahills: I might be slow in the AM, but I detect a theme here, it only took me how long????
	11:27am Uncle Michael: NGH!
	11:28am burke: That can't be Ira on lead vocals? James?
	11:28am listener james from westwood: Oh hell yes, was hoping "Angel" was comin'.
	11:29am Uncle Michael: Yes, Burke...James.
	11:29am Dan: PP Arnold. An unsung talent.
	11:29am Parq: Doug @ 11:17. Whew! For a while there, I was afraid you weren't going to pick up your cue.
	11:31am Doug Schulkind: @Parq I had to fill out a ton of paperwork before being able to give you an answer.
	11:31am Uncle Michael: Damn...gonna run outta time before songs...and I have a cranky DJ following me.
	11:33am Webhamster Henry: Waiting for next week's Afternoon set.
	11:33am Uncle Michael: I'm your morning man now, Henry.
	11:35am Doug Schulkind: You know what happens when listening to YOU in the morning, Uncle Michael: Mourning. I kid!
	11:35am melinda: Did someone already mention that it's Barry Gibb's birthday today?
	11:36am still b/p: Yes, but mourning becomes electra(ic).
	11:37am Uncle Michael: Melinda, I'm sure Clay did.
	11:37am Little Danny: morning was very '70s subject matter I'm learning
	11:40am Webhamster Henry: It's always Afternoon somewhere, Uncle Michael!
	11:40am 23 Wolves: Diggin' this show Unc! Not really a morning person, but I'm makin' an exception today!
	11:40am Dan: As much as I love Sinatra, Richard Kiley's version of Oh What A Beautiful Morning is spellbinding.
	11:41am still b/p: Saddle up Sinatra for the win! Gotta go, thanks for fine inaugural early action.
	11:41am Uncle Michael: 23W!
	11:41am Uncle Michael: Thanks, sb/p!
	11:41am Doug Schulkind: Everything's up to date in Topeka, Uncle Mike?
	11:42am Parq: This is really a shellac? It sounds flawless.
	11:42am burke: Young blue eyes!
	11:42am Uncle Michael: No, Parq.
	11:43am still b/p: "Ohh, the late and early DJs should be friends..."
	11:44am melinda: This a has been a great inaugural early show!
	11:47am Doug Schulkind: Hahahaha! Uncle Michael gets a taste of having to do math at the end of his show. Hahahaha! (Go as long as you like, brother.)
	11:47am Uncle Michael: I've gone about as far as I can go, Doug.
	11:48am Uncle Michael: Math? I just lean the records up against the side of the sun dial and measure.
	11:48am doctorjazz: Thanks, UM, great show!
	11:48am Dan: Next theme should be first songs on a group or artist's first album.
	11:49am coelacanth∅: UM you've got the artist and track title reversed.
	11:50am Santos L. Halper: Great day in the morning UM! Great show. 'Till the Morning Comes? Morning Morgantown?
	11:50am coelacanth∅: oh! never mind.
	11:51am Uncle Michael: Santos!
	11:51am coelacanth∅: (...for "i hate myself in the morning")
	11:52am Uncle Michael: Fixed Coel, thanks.
	11:52am Doug Schulkind: I generally use an abacus, UM. Because the FCC can't stop me from abacussing.
	11:53am Jeff Golick: Not a slide rule? Because you both...rule.
	11:54am Jeff Golick: (Had to try and find an angle...)
	11:54am Doug Schulkind: Please feel free to burrow deeper under the sheets as you continue to listen to Give the Drummer Radio: Give the Drummer Some is next: wfmu.org...
	11:54am Dan: Another theme for a future show: Ballads.
	11:55am Uncle Michael: Dan, search my archives for "ballad of"
	11:56am Dan: I'll have to check that out.
	11:56am ndbob: excellent show UM!
	🛒 11:58am Brian in UK: Phew, no Beatles.
	11:58am Uncle Michael: One more after Odia...thanks everyone!
	12:00pm Doug Schulkind: I was hoping you'd play Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers' "Moaning."
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for aking and baking with me, everyone. See you in a week! Stick around for Doug!
	12:01pm coelacanth∅: when i was little we thought he was singing " you'll need no underwear".
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Killer diller morning debut, UM! You got this!
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @UM! Get some rest!
	12:02pm coelacanth∅: Thanks UM. Jolly Good! Jolly Good! ciao

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 1, 2017

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September 1, 2017: SPECIAL (schedule change: morning songs): It's morning in America.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Moir Sisters	Good Morning (How Are You)	single (b/w We Will Never Change)	EMI	1974		0:02:37 (Pop-up)
Singing Crusaders	Good Morning "Good Morning" by "Singing Crusaders"	single (b/w Angels Backing Me)	Nashboro	1964	(From: Nashboro - I Heard The Angels Singing)	0:05:41 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Good Morning Friend "Good Morning Friend" by "Johnny Cash"	Ragged Old Flag	Columbia	1974		0:07:44 (Pop-up)
Horace Heidt	Good Morning "Good Morning" by "Horace Heidt"	shellac 10" (b-side to God's Country)	Columbia	1939	(From: Musical Nights)	0:09:44 (Pop-up)
Billie Holiday	Good Morning Heartache	shellac 10" (b/w No Good Man)	Decca	1946	(From: The Lady Sings)	0:11:56 (Pop-up)
Michael Redway	Good Morning "Good Morning" by "Michael Redway"	single (b/w Shobhan (Shevawn))	Philips	1972		0:14:59 (Pop-up)
The San Mateo Singers	Good Morning New Day	single (b/w On My Mind)	Poppy	1968	(From: Round Wonders - 45rpm Pop Obscurities From The 60's Vol. 19)	0:18:12 (Pop-up)
Roger Whittaker	Good Morning Starshine	single (b-side to Plus Haut Sur La Montagne)	Philips	1968	(From: Rory Radio Staples)	0:20:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Icky Renrut	The Rooster "The Rooster" by "Icky Renrut"	unk.	unk.	unk.	(From: Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm (Sue - 1962))	0:22:35 (Pop-up)
Gunn - Gangloff	Topeka AM "Topeka AM" by "Gunn - Gangloff"	Melodies For A Savage Fix	Important	2013		0:26:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vanilla Fudge	Some Velvet Morning	single (b/w People)	Atco	1969		0:43:25 (Pop-up)
Petula Clark	Here Comes The Morning	single (b-side to Don't Sleep In The Subway)	Pye	1967	(From: Songs Of My Life (The Essential))	0:47:48 (Pop-up)
Johnny Kidd & The Pirates	I Hate Getting Up In The Morning	single (b-side to It's Got To Be You)	His Master's Voice	1966	(From: The Complete Johnny Kidd Vol 1 & 2)	0:50:37 (Pop-up)
Ten Years After	I Woke Up This Morning	Ssssh.	Deram	1969	(From: I'm Going Home)	0:52:37 (Pop-up)
Joe Houston	I Woke Up This Morning	Rock And Roll With Joe Houston	Tops	1957		0:57:56 (Pop-up)
Heinz	I Get Up In The Morning "I Get Up In The Morning" by "Heinz"	Heinz (EP)	Decca	1963	(From: The Complete Heinz)	0:59:55 (Pop-up)
Merle Haggard, Albert E. Brumley, Jr.	I'll Meet You In The Morning	Two Old Friends	Hag records, Inc.	1999		1:02:01 (Pop-up)
The Partridge Family	I Woke Up In Love This Morning	single (b/w Twenty-Four Hours A Day)	Bell	1971	(From: Greatest Hits)	1:05:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Peter Walker	Morning Joy "Morning Joy" by "Peter Walker"	Rainy Day Raga	Vanguard	1967		1:07:40 (Pop-up)
The Dixie Hummingbirds	In The Morning	In The Morning	Peacock	1962	(From: Vol 2 1959-1966)	1:11:40 (Pop-up)
Bee Gees	In The Morning "In The Morning" by "Bee Gees"	Melody	Polydor	1971		1:14:06 (Pop-up)
The Mighty Marvelows	In The Morning	single (b-side to Talkin' Bout Ya, Baby)	ABC	1976	(From: 1960's Basement Party Collection Vol,4)	1:17:54 (Pop-up)
The Fraternity Of Man	In The Morning	The Fraternity Of Man	ABC	1968		1:20:40 (Pop-up)
Salt & Pepper	In The Morning "In The Morning" by "Salt & Pepper"	single (b/w I'll Spend Forever Loving You)	Pompeii	1969	(From: Lost Jukebox Volume 013)	1:24:34 (Pop-up)
Quats	In The Morning "In The Morning" by "Quats"	single (b/w unk.)	unk.	1958	(From: A Million Dollars Worth Of Doo-Wop)	1:27:38 (Pop-up)
Cripple Clarence Lofton	In De Mornin'	shellac 10" (B/w Early Blues)	Session	1943	(From: The Best Of Boogie Woogie Vol 8)	1:29:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Richard Hewson Orchestra	In The Morning (Reprise)	Melody - OST	Polydor	1971		1:32:29 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	Early In The Morning	Nilsson Schmilsson	RCA Victor	1971		1:36:59 (Pop-up)
Ike & Tina Turner	Early One Morning	Let Me Touch Your Mind	United Artists	1972	(From: The Ike & Tina Turner Story 1960 - 1975)	1:39:37 (Pop-up)
Sammy Johns	Early Morning Love "Early Morning Love" by "Sammy Johns"	single (b/w Holy Mother, Aging Father)	GRC	1974		1:43:09 (Pop-up)
Sue Raney	Early Morning Blues And Greens	single (b-side to Knowing When To Leave)	Imperial	1968	(From: Lost Jukebox - Volume 143)	1:45:52 (Pop-up)
Terry Smith	Early Morning Groove "Early Morning Groove" by "Terry Smith"	Fall Out	Philips	1969		1:48:32 (Pop-up)
The Rascals	A Beautiful Morning (Single Version)	single (b/w Rainy Day)	Atlantic	1968	(From: All I Really Need: The Atlantic Recordings (1965-1971))T	1:52:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Kinks	Morning Song "Morning Song" by "The Kinks"	Preservation Act 1	RCA Victor	1973		1:54:52 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Meet Me In The Morning "Meet Me In The Morning" by "Bob Dylan"	Blood On The Tracks	Columbia	1975		1:59:02 (Pop-up)
B.B. King	Woke Up This Morning "Woke Up This Morning" by "B.B. King"	single (b/w Don't Have To Cry)	RPM	1952	(From: No More Doggin': The RPM Records Story Vol. 1 1950-53)	2:03:10 (Pop-up)
Peter Jay And The Jaywalkers (feat. Terry Reid)	It's Gonna Be Morning	unk.	unk.	1966	(From: Super Lungs)	2:06:08 (Pop-up)
The Gaylads	Joy In The Morning "Joy In The Morning" by "The Gaylads"	single (b-side to She Want It)	WIRL	1968	(From: Studio One Rocksteady)	2:08:58 (Pop-up)
Mud	Morning "Morning" by "Mud"	single (b/w The Cat Crept In)	RAK	1974		2:12:03 (Pop-up)
Featherbed Featuring Barry Manilow	Morning	single (b/w Amy)	Bell	1971	(From: Lost Jukebox - Volume 35)	2:14:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les Baxter	The Commuter "The Commuter" by "Les Baxter"	Space Escapade	Capitol	1958		2:17:56 (Pop-up)
Cat Stevens	Morning Has Broken "Morning Has Broken" by "Cat Stevens"	single (b/w I Want To Live In A Wigwam)	Island	1971		2:22:09 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	Some Velvet Morning "Some Velvet Morning" by "Yo La Tengo"	Murder In The Second Degree	Egon	2016		2:25:15 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold	Angel Of The Morning "Angel Of The Morning" by "P.P. Arnold"	single (b/w Life Is But Nothing)	Immediate	1968		2:27:39 (Pop-up)
Lee Hazlewood	Come Spend The Morning	Poet, Fool Or Bum	Capitol	1973		2:30:48 (Pop-up)
Lowell Fulson	Rock This Morning "Rock This Morning" by "Lowell Fulson"	shellac 10" (b-side to I Want To Make Love To You)	Chess	1957	(From: ABC Of The Blues)	2:33:39 (Pop-up)
Lighthouse	One Fine Morning "One Fine Morning" by "Lighthouse"	single (b/w Little Kind Words)	Evolution	1971	(From: A Tribute To The Pirate Stations 1964-1974)	2:35:23 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	Oh What A Beautiful Morning	shellac 10" (b/w The Girl That I Marry)	Columbia	1947	(From: The Early Years - The Inimitable)	2:38:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fumio Hayasaka	Morning Departure "Morning Departure" by "Fumio Hayasaka"	Seven Samurai	n/a	1954		2:41:29 (Pop-up)
Bette McLaurin And Her Friends With The Rex Kearney Orchestra	I May Hate Myself In The Morning	shellac 10" (b/w I Hear A Rhapsody)	Derby	1952		2:45:49 (Pop-up)
Moby Grape	Come In The Morning "Come In The Morning" by "Moby Grape"	Moby Grape	Columbia	1967		2:48:52 (Pop-up)
Stick Mcghee	Meet You In The Morning	single (b-side to New Found Love)	Atlantic	1952	(From: Rhythm & Blues Collection - Vol. 15)	2:51:01 (Pop-up)
Quiet Elegance	Will You Be My Man (In The Morning)	single (b-side to Love Will Make You Feel Better)	Hi	1974		2:53:12 (Pop-up)
Odia Coates	Don't Leave Me In The Morning	Odia Coates	United Artists	1975		2:55:55 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Sometime In The Morning	More Of The Monkees	Colgems	1967	(From: Listen To The Band)	2:58:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		3:01:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:48am listener james from westwood: How do, UM! Welcome to the early slot!
	7:50am David D: This is the very early slot - good morning and good luck settling into the new show time!
	7:52am Uncle Michael: Good morning James. Good morning David. I'll check in on the comments as I can as I prepare for my day. Enjoy this audio treat!
	8:08am listener james from westwood: Goddammit, I would've bid on that sweep-grinder.
	8:13am Uncle Michael: Yes Mistress! (1/25/1970)
	8:23am listener james from westwood: They had Dropbox in 1970?! The internet was less than a year old!
	8:25am Jeff Golick: What's all this then.
	8:34am Uncle Michael: All this...and so much more. Good morning Jeff.
	8:49am Webhamster Henry: I though this sounded kind of familiar.
	8:49am Webhamster Henry: And they sound so young!
	8:53am Uncle Michael: Good morning, Henry.
	9:02am listener james from westwood: Tasty lagniappe!
	9:04am Webhamster Henry: More oboe pop rock!
	9:05am Uncle Michael: Oboy! Oboe!
	9:05am glenn: what the freakin' heck is going on?
	9:05am Uncle Michael: Glenn! Didn't get the memo?
	9:06am melinda: Good morning UM!
	9:06am glenn: well, yeah. about 7 seconds ago.
	9:06am doctorjazz: Hey! Bit disorienting (sure it is much more so for UM), but let's get Friday going, Hey UM!
	9:07am Uncle Michael: Melinda! Doc!
	9:12am Webhamster Henry: Yeah! People kind of forget that "Singin' In The Rain" was a way to stuff a lot of Arthur Freed tunes into a plot!
	9:13am Webhamster Henry: There's a fun essay by Comden and Green in the CD OST reissue.
	9:13am Uncle Michael: I'd like to read that. Did you notice the guitar on that Horace Heidt? Wild.
	9:17am doctorjazz: Got the premium CD UM put together, lots of fun!
	9:18am Uncle Michael: Thank you, Doc.
	9:20am glenn: oh boy. www.rawstory.com...
	9:23am Dan: Nice one with Roger Whittaker. Thankfully you weren't predictable by playing the Oliver version.
	9:24am listener james from westwood: Killin' it outta the gate!
	9:24am melinda: When I was a kid the 'glibby-glop-nooby-abba-nobba' portion of Good Morning Starshine creeped out me for some reason.
	9:25am melinda: That was a good cover though.
	9:26am Dan: The answer is Donald O'Connor
	9:27am mauri: good morning um and everyone! sauna is warming up and foods on the table. all is good.
	9:28am Uncle Michael: Thanks Dan. Dan! Mauri!
	9:33am Dan: This must be the longest song ever played on your show.
	9:34am still b/p: (Sniffle-sob gasping) I thought I'd I'd I'd hafta leave, and and and so I didn't turn the show on, but now I CAN listen a while but but but missed the first half hourrrrrrr! (full crying)
	9:34am glenn: there's no sniffle-sob gasping in baseball.
	9:35am Uncle Michael: Dan, it's actually not.
	9:36am Uncle Michael: still b/p! Archives mean never having to say you're sorry.
	9:36am listener james from westwood: Fitting title here!
	9:37am Dan: Leo Kottke and John Fahey should do a version of this together.
	9:37am still b/p: Someone make a third movie ref for a fast allusive hat-trick! And I'll be alllll bettah, all smiles again!
	9:38am Uncle Michael: Maybe in the next life, Dan. I love the smell of napalm in the morning. Wait...that's coffee. Even better.
	9:42am Dan: And Steve Reich should do an 18 musicians adaptation as well.
	9:42am glenn: if 'napalm in the morning' isn't already the name of a hipster coffee joint, it should be.
	9:44am still b/p: If you weren't doing the show you'd have Ride of the Valkyries LOUD with morning coffee, yeah?
	9:50am Uncle Michael: Yeah!
	9:51am Alex in Illinois: You know how some folks say:"windas" when they mean "windows"? Maybe "Tapeco" became "Topeka" that way.
	9:52am Uncle Michael: Alex! Maybe so! But no.
	🛒 9:54am Brian in UK: Hello Uncle, you are allowed pyjamas for the first show.
	9:55am Uncle Michael: Brian! Why should I start wearing broadcast garments now?
	🛒 9:56am Brian in UK: Well that thought was in the VERY back of my mind.
	9:56am Uncle Michael: TMI, Brian.
	9:58am Alex in Illinois: Are there any songs beginning with the prase: "I woke up this afternoon" or "I woke up this evening"?
	9:58am Dominick: This TYA & 2nd cuppa are the stimuli I need
	9:59am Uncle Michael: Dominick!
	10:02am Uncle Michael: Gee, I wonder who Ritchie is.
	10:02am Dan: Decca turned down the Beatles, but accepted this band? Who was running the company back then?
	10:03am Uncle Michael: Evidently, Heinz' biggest fan.
	10:06am still b/p: If PJs with the Hinky Dinky letters-in-shapes logo and the li'l bird all over 'em are worn, all will be well.
	10:06am doctorjazz: Used to watch the Partridge clan on TV.
	10:07am Deam: Good MORNING.
	10:07am Uncle Michael: Excellent merch opportunity, sb/p.
	10:08am Dean: That typo--Deam--turns out to be a pun, so all's good.
	10:11am Dan: I guess Blackmore had to start somewhere.
	10:12am Little Danny: G'morning UM and all
	10:13am burke: @UM I got a pourover situation here, but no cream in the office, so I'm taking it black. Thanks for asking!
	10:13am Mr C: Steve Mancha: "Hate Yourself in the Morning"
	10:14am Little Danny: Wish I could get caffeinated like I used to. Now it's just maintenance.
	10:15am burke: I remember the Jennifer version of this song from the all-Gibb show. Really great.
	10:16am burke: Some first rate Gibb-erish.
	10:16am Mr C: Mighty Marvelows "In the Morning"
	10:16am melinda: Another lovely song I didn't know was Bee Gees. Only heard the Nina Simone version.
	10:16am Uncle Michael: Deam! Danny! Burke! Mr. C! (thanks)
	10:16am ndbob: morning UM and everyone!
	10:16am melinda: I'm drinking decaf and pretending it's regular.
	10:17am Dan: The Brothers Gibb. Nothing more harmonious.
	10:17am ndbob: Heya Melinda!
	10:17am Uncle Michael: Geez, Mr. C...hold yer hores!
	10:18am Uncle Michael: Bob!
	10:19am Dean: "UM in the AM on Double-you-FM-you!"
	10:19am Mr C: Magic Mike! I love this record man..Thank you boss
	10:20am Uncle Michael: I love it, Dean! You're pleasure is my pleasure, Mr. C.
	10:21am ndbob: I'm trying to fine the right level of caffeine
	10:22am Uncle Michael: The right level is "more'. Trust me.
	10:24am Dan: This singer in the Fraternity sounds like he had too much caffeine before laying down the vocal. Ditto for the guitarist.
	10:27am melinda: Hi bob! I like caffeine, but it doesn't like me. I had to quit a few years ago.
	10:29am ndbob: @melinda I've limited a bit but still need a cup or two of coffee a day
	10:29am Jeff Golick: What time is it
	10:30am ndbob: I remember when the Million Dollars of Doowop CD's came out - the first collections of obscure doowop - pretty poor sound quality but still great - each release was an event
	10:30am still b/p: It's half-past paradigm shift.
	10:31am Uncle Michael: It's not Howdy Doody Time.
	10:31am Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	10:31am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @still b/p. I gotta reset my sun dial.
	10:34am listener james from westwood: It's working a dream for me!
	10:35am still b/p: But soft, what light through yonder speaker breaks? It is the east, and Uncle Michael is the sun.
	10:37am still b/p: ..or it is the midwest, but still, like, totally morning sunshiney.
	10:39am doctorjazz: Nilsson? Whodda thunk it?!
	10:41am Uncle Michael: Shocking?
	10:42am listener james from westwood: Shuffling around in a robe like the cover of that Nilsson album is a perfectly cromulent early-morning look.
	10:42am listener james from westwood: (Or if you're Vincent the Chin Gigante.)
	10:43am coelacanth∅: Good Morning Uncle M, Dinklings, Drummers and other Lovers
	10:44am Uncle Michael: Coel!
	10:45am Little Danny: Sammy Johns is totally new to me. Gosh there were a lot of singer-songwriters in the early '70s.
	10:46am burke: Sammy J was apparently amorous in the morning and in his Chevy Van. Mutually exclusive?
	10:46am Uncle Michael: Chevy Van, Danny.
	10:47am Webhamster Henry: I'm missing the flower children.
	10:48am Little Danny: oh shit, that's right!
	10:48am doctorjazz: Little by little, a theme is beginning to dawn on me...
	10:50am coelacanth∅: the dawn is theming?
	10:50am Andrew Waterloo: Drinking your coffee slow dotorjazz?
	10:50am still b/p: Just call him Uncle of the morning...Uncle...
	10:51am Uncle Michael: Andrew!
	10:53am coelacanth∅: ahhh
	10:54am Little Danny: This is the second Rascals track that's blown me away in the same number of weeks. Need to dig into their catalog something fierce.
	10:54am Dan: Seen The Rascals 3 times. Twice as The New Rascals and once when they did a tour of their Broadway show. Always put on a great show.
	10:54am Andrew Waterloo: work is leaving me alone long enough that I can listened to FMU today
	10:54am Uncle Michael: Great band.
	10:56am coelacanth∅: "a beautiful morning" gets caught in my head with some regularity - for years.
	10:56am Dominick: 1st big time recording artists I ever saw live were Rascals right around when "Groovin'"came out. They were outstanding!
	10:56am V Priceless: Uncle M! hey! Play that Kinks track! : )
	10:57am Wilson K: My wife woke up singing "It's a Beautiful Morning!"
	11:01am Dan: It's Zimmerman the Nobel Laureate.
	11:01am Jeff Golick: I was waiting for this one...thanks.
	11:01am Uncle Michael: VP! Wilson! That's wonderful!
	11:02am Uncle Michael: Jeff, you didn't imagine I'd skip Bob's Kansas reference, did you?
	11:02am Parq: Here for the last reel - which, I fear, will be the norm while UM is in this slot. So glad to tune in for Dylan's "Meet Me". "Blood" is one of those albums where, every time I listen to it, I think, "How did they ever succeed in making an album so fucking good?"
	11:03am Parq: Dean, the Rascals did a Broadway stand? How in the world did I miss that?
	11:03am Jeff Golick: Well, @parq, he made it a few times, so...
	11:04am Doug Schulkind: Not sure I'm getting the concept of this one.
	11:05am Webhamster Henry: All these people keep waking up to bad personal relationships.
	11:05am Parq: See me after class, Doug.
	11:06am Uncle Michael: Parq! The Dougfather!
	11:08am Uncle Michael: Am I still streaming?
	11:08am Uncle Michael: False alarm.
	11:08am Little Danny: Yep, no probs at this end
	11:08am Doug Schulkind: My class today is Direct Practice with the Elderly. In other word, self care.
	11:10am Parq: @Doug: Good. Coz my back is bothering me and I get a shooting pain whenever I do this. < raises left arm >
	11:10am Little Danny: There are no metal songs with "morning" in the title.
	11:10am Dan: The Gaylads. You certainly can't have a band name like that today.
	11:11am Wilson K: Blood is so good. 90% of the album is in open tuning.
	11:12am still b/p: I don't expect it's on the list, but if it were, it's notable and gratifying that in Hinky Dinky world we could hear the Al Martino OR the Elvis OR the Glen Campbell version of Mary in the Morning..
	11:16am Dan: Gaylads, Mud and now Featherbed. Where do these people come from?
	11:17am Doug Schulkind: @Parq Don't do that. (I'm already a pro.)
	11:17am Uncle Michael: This singer came from the Continental Baths.
	11:18am Jeff Golick: Thought I recognized that croon.
	11:18am Ramblin' Ray: Mighty stuff. Greetings all!
	11:18am Dan: My French teacher in high school was a huge Barry Manilow fan.
	11:19am still b/p: Direct Band Practice with the Elderly. Excellent. It was so thoughtful of Barry not to "disappoint" his fans with personal revelation through the decades.
	11:19am Uncle Michael: Ray!
	11:20am listener james from westwood: I THOUGHT that was him!!
	11:21am doctorjazz: Song I used to like, haven't heard in ages, "Someone's Morning Begins..." or Morning again", Tom Paxton (late to be mentioning this I know, but I am in slo mo this AM...)
	11:22am Dan: The Morning After by Maureen McGovern should come up soon
	11:22am Mr C: Big Gaylads fan. Thanks again Mike. Everything's gonna be alright when the morning comes.
	11:22am Doug Schulkind: You sound so...woke...Uncle Michael.
	11:23am melinda: The Cat!
	11:24am Uncle Michael: Dan. Where others zig, I zag.
	11:25am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Doug. I drank your coffee.
	11:26am Webhamster Henry: ha! I was wondering if this Morning would show up!
	11:27am northguineahills: I might be slow in the AM, but I detect a theme here, it only took me how long????
	11:27am Uncle Michael: NGH!
	11:28am burke: That can't be Ira on lead vocals? James?
	11:28am listener james from westwood: Oh hell yes, was hoping "Angel" was comin'.
	11:29am Uncle Michael: Yes, Burke...James.
	11:29am Dan: PP Arnold. An unsung talent.
	11:29am Parq: Doug @ 11:17. Whew! For a while there, I was afraid you weren't going to pick up your cue.
	11:31am Doug Schulkind: @Parq I had to fill out a ton of paperwork before being able to give you an answer.
	11:31am Uncle Michael: Damn...gonna run outta time before songs...and I have a cranky DJ following me.
	11:33am Webhamster Henry: Waiting for next week's Afternoon set.
	11:33am Uncle Michael: I'm your morning man now, Henry.
	11:35am Doug Schulkind: You know what happens when listening to YOU in the morning, Uncle Michael: Mourning. I kid!
	11:35am melinda: Did someone already mention that it's Barry Gibb's birthday today?
	11:36am still b/p: Yes, but mourning becomes electra(ic).
	11:37am Uncle Michael: Melinda, I'm sure Clay did.
	11:37am Little Danny: morning was very '70s subject matter I'm learning
	11:40am Webhamster Henry: It's always Afternoon somewhere, Uncle Michael!
	11:40am 23 Wolves: Diggin' this show Unc! Not really a morning person, but I'm makin' an exception today!
	11:40am Dan: As much as I love Sinatra, Richard Kiley's version of Oh What A Beautiful Morning is spellbinding.
	11:41am still b/p: Saddle up Sinatra for the win! Gotta go, thanks for fine inaugural early action.
	11:41am Uncle Michael: 23W!
	11:41am Uncle Michael: Thanks, sb/p!
	11:41am Doug Schulkind: Everything's up to date in Topeka, Uncle Mike?
	11:42am Parq: This is really a shellac? It sounds flawless.
	11:42am burke: Young blue eyes!
	11:42am Uncle Michael: No, Parq.
	11:43am still b/p: "Ohh, the late and early DJs should be friends..."
	11:44am melinda: This a has been a great inaugural early show!
	11:47am Doug Schulkind: Hahahaha! Uncle Michael gets a taste of having to do math at the end of his show. Hahahaha! (Go as long as you like, brother.)
	11:47am Uncle Michael: I've gone about as far as I can go, Doug.
	11:48am Uncle Michael: Math? I just lean the records up against the side of the sun dial and measure.
	11:48am doctorjazz: Thanks, UM, great show!
	11:48am Dan: Next theme should be first songs on a group or artist's first album.
	11:49am coelacanth∅: UM you've got the artist and track title reversed.
	11:50am Santos L. Halper: Great day in the morning UM! Great show. 'Till the Morning Comes? Morning Morgantown?
	11:50am coelacanth∅: oh! never mind.
	11:51am Uncle Michael: Santos!
	11:51am coelacanth∅: (...for "i hate myself in the morning")
	11:52am Uncle Michael: Fixed Coel, thanks.
	11:52am Doug Schulkind: I generally use an abacus, UM. Because the FCC can't stop me from abacussing.
	11:53am Jeff Golick: Not a slide rule? Because you both...rule.
	11:54am Jeff Golick: (Had to try and find an angle...)
	11:54am Doug Schulkind: Please feel free to burrow deeper under the sheets as you continue to listen to Give the Drummer Radio: Give the Drummer Some is next: wfmu.org...
	11:54am Dan: Another theme for a future show: Ballads.
	11:55am Uncle Michael: Dan, search my archives for "ballad of"
	11:56am Dan: I'll have to check that out.
	11:56am ndbob: excellent show UM!
	🛒 11:58am Brian in UK: Phew, no Beatles.
	11:58am Uncle Michael: One more after Odia...thanks everyone!
	12:00pm Doug Schulkind: I was hoping you'd play Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers' "Moaning."
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for aking and baking with me, everyone. See you in a week! Stick around for Doug!
	12:01pm coelacanth∅: when i was little we thought he was singing " you'll need no underwear".
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Killer diller morning debut, UM! You got this!
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @UM! Get some rest!
	12:02pm coelacanth∅: Thanks UM. Jolly Good! Jolly Good! ciao

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 1, 2017

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