WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 6, 2017

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 6, 2017

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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October 6, 2017: SPECIAL: TRIBUTE TO DAN PENN!
Steal away to the dark end of the street, you and me...and puffball.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lee Webber	Party Time "Party Time" by "Lee Webber"	single (b/w Good Day Sunshine)	Chess	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:02:00 (Pop-up)
Major Lance	It's The Beat "It's The Beat" by "Major Lance"	single (b/w You'll Want Me Back)	Okeh	1966	(co-written with: D. Sharh/R. Castel/R. Johnson)	0:04:34 (Pop-up)
Dionne Warwick	I'm Your Puppet "I'm Your Puppet" by "Dionne Warwick"	single (b/w Don't Make Me Over)	Scepter	1972	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:06:57 (Pop-up)
Merrilee Rush & The Turnabouts	Handy	Angel Of The Morning	Bell	1968	(co-written with: Darryl D.P. "Dad" Carter/Spooner Oldham)	0:09:53 (Pop-up)
Bobby "Blue" Bland	I Hate You "I Hate You" by "Bobby "Blue" Bland"	Get On Down With Bobby Bland	ABC	1975	(co-written with: Leroy Daniels)	0:12:36 (Pop-up)
The Drifters	Far From The Maddening Crowd	single (b-side to I'll Take You Where The Music's Playing)	Atlantic	1965	(co-written with: Marlin Greene)	0:16:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Brother Lee Luv	Skin Deep "Skin Deep" by "Brother Lee Luv"	single (b-side to Skin)	Beautiful	1969		0:19:34 (Pop-up)
Spooner & The Spoons	Hey, Do You Wanna Marry?	single (b-side to Wish You Didn't Have To Go)	Fame	1965	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:23:42 (Pop-up)
Terry Woodfort	It's His Town "It's His Town" by "Terry Woodfort"	single (b/w She Wants What She Can't Have)	Fame	1966	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:25:51 (Pop-up)
Oscar Toney. JR.	The Dark End Of The Street	For Your Precious Love	Bell	1967	(co-written with: Chips Moman)	0:28:33 (Pop-up)
Lee Jones & The Sounds Of Soul	On The Other Side	single (b/w This Heart Is Haunted)	Amy	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham/Mark James/Alvin Howard)	0:31:05 (Pop-up)
Steve Alaimo	Watching The Trains Go By	single (b/w Thank You For The Sunshine)	Atco	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:33:41 (Pop-up)
Bruce Channel	Trouble With Sam "Trouble With Sam" by "Bruce Channel"	single (b-side to Mr. Bus Driver )	Bell	1968		0:36:21 (Pop-up)
Ted Taylor	Long Ago "Long Ago" by "Ted Taylor"	single (b/w I'm Gonna Send You Back To Oklahoma)	Ronn	1969	(co-written with: Bob "Buddy" Killen)	0:38:08 (Pop-up)
Donnie Fritts	Winner Take All "Winner Take All" by "Donnie Fritts"	Prone To Lean	Atlantic	1974	(co-written with: Donnie Fritts)	0:41:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: King Curtis & The Kingpins	Sweet Inspiration	single (b-side to Instant Groove)	Atco	1969	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:44:48 (Pop-up)
Delaney Bramlett	Sweet Inspiration	Sweet Inspiration	Dreamsville	2002	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:52:29 (Pop-up)
Dale Hawkins	Little Rain Cloud "Little Rain Cloud" by "Dale Hawkins"	L.A., Memphis & Tyler, Texas	Bell	1969	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:56:10 (Pop-up)
Snooks Eaglin	Nine Pound Steel "Nine Pound Steel" by "Snooks Eaglin"	Soul's Edge	Black Top	1995	(co-written with: Wayne Carson Thompson)	0:59:13 (Pop-up)
Barbara Lynn	He Ain't Gonna Do Right	single (b/w People Like Me)	Atlantic	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:04:40 (Pop-up)
Joe Simon	Rainbow Road "Rainbow Road" by "Joe Simon"	Better Than Ever	Sound Stage 7	1969	(co-written with: Donnie Fritts)	1:07:27 (Pop-up)
James Govan	You Left The Water Running	The Fame Studios Story • 1961-1973	prev. unr.	1970	(co-written with: Oscar Frank)	1:10:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ry Cooder	Dark End of the Street "Dark End of the Street" by "Ry Cooder"	Boomer's Story	Reprise	1972		1:12:53 (Pop-up)
Conway Twitty	Is A Bluebird Blue "Is A Bluebird Blue" by "Conway Twitty"	single (b/w She's Mine)	MGM	1960		1:17:04 (Pop-up)
Kitty Wells	Do Right Woman, Do Right Man	Forever Young	Capricorn	1974	(co-written with: Chips Moman)	1:19:35 (Pop-up)
Kathy Davis	The Wife Of The Life Of The Party	single (b-side to You Can Dish It Out (But You Can't Take It))	Timmy	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:22:37 (Pop-up)
Charlie Rich	A Woman Left Lonely "A Woman Left Lonely" by "Charlie Rich"	single (b/w Have A Heart)	Epic	1971	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:25:07 (Pop-up)
Glenn Barber	Who Made You What You Are	single (b/w Go Home Letter (I Wish I Was You))	Hickory	1968	(co-written with: Marlin Greene)	1:28:19 (Pop-up)
Weldon Myrick	Cry Like A Baby "Cry Like A Baby" by "Weldon Myrick"	single (b/w Only Love Can Break A Heart)	Dot	1969	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:30:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Maceo Parker	Do Right Woman Do Right Man	Maceo (Soundtrack)	Minor Music	1994		1:33:09 (Pop-up)
James & Bobby Purify	Keep Pushing Me	Hard To Handle (Black America Sings Otis Redding)	prev. unr.	1967	(co-written with: (DP uncredited)/Otis Redding)	1:37:02 (Pop-up)
Ralph 'Soul' Jackson	'Cause I Love You	single (b-side to Sunshine Of Your Love)	Atlantic	1969	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:39:08 (Pop-up)
George Jackson	I'm Living Good "I'm Living Good" by "George Jackson"	Let The Best Man Win: The Fame Recordings Volume 2	prev. unr.	1960	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:41:26 (Pop-up)
The Sweet Inspirations	Oh! What A Fool I've Been	single (b/w Don't Fight It )	Atlantic	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham/Daryl Carter)	1:44:18 (Pop-up)
Mighty Sam	I Need A Lot Of Lovin "I Need A Lot Of Lovin" by "Mighty Sam"	single (b/w Talk To Me, Talk To Me)	Amy	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:46:51 (Pop-up)
Spencer Wiggins	Take Me Just As I Am	single (b/w The Kind Of Woman That's Got No Heart)	Goldwax	1966	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:49:13 (Pop-up)
The Box Tops	I Met Her In Church "I Met Her In Church" by "The Box Tops"	single (b/w People Gonna Talk)	Mala	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:51:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Ventures	Cry Like A Baby "Cry Like A Baby" by "The Ventures"	Flights Of Fantasy	Liberty	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:54:31 (Pop-up)
The Hour Glass	The Power Of Love "The Power Of Love" by "The Hour Glass"	Power Of Love	Liberty	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:57:39 (Pop-up)
Green On Red	The Sweetest Thing "The Sweetest Thing" by "Green On Red"	Too Much Fun	Off-Beat	1992	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham/Chuck Prophet/Dan Stuart)	2:00:21 (Pop-up)
Alex Chilton	Nobody's Fool "Nobody's Fool" by "Alex Chilton"	High Priest	Big Time	1987	(co-written with: Bobby Emmons)	2:02:44 (Pop-up)
Derrick Harriott	Happy Times "Happy Times" by "Derrick Harriott"	single (b/w You My Everything)	Island	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:05:51 (Pop-up)
Alton Ellis & The Flames	Denver "Denver" by "Alton Ellis & The Flames"	single (b-side to Suzie)	Gas	1970	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:08:36 (Pop-up)
The Chamber Strings	I Pray For Rain	Gospel Morning Idiot	Savant Music	1997	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:10:39 (Pop-up)
The Detroit Cobras	Slippin' Around	Baby	Rough Trade	2004	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:14:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MG's	You Left the Water Running	VA, Atlantic Unearthed: Soul Brothers	prev. unr.	1965	(co-written with: Oscar Frank)	2:16:54 (Pop-up)
Esther Phillips	Cheater Man "Cheater Man" by "Esther Phillips"	single (b/w I'm Sorry)	Atlantic	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:20:23 (Pop-up)
Kip Anderson	Without A Woman "Without A Woman" by "Kip Anderson"	single (b/w If That Don't Make You Cry)	Checker	1966	(co-written with: Drew Miller/Quin Ivy)	2:22:34 (Pop-up)
Christy Moore	Cry Like A Man "Cry Like A Man" by "Christy Moore"	This Is The Day	Columbia	2001	(co-written with: Jonnie Barnett/Carson Whitsett)	2:25:20 (Pop-up)
Laura Lee	Up Tight Good Man "Up Tight Good Man" by "Laura Lee"	single (b-side to Wanted: Lover, No Experience Necessary)	Chess	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:29:25 (Pop-up)
Candi Staton	Another Man's Woman, Another Woman's Man	I'm Just A Prisoner	Fame	1970	(co-written with: Marlin Greene/George Jackson)	2:32:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Spooner Oldham	Julie Brown`s Forest	Pot Luck	Family	1972		2:34:35 (Pop-up)
James Barnett	Keep On Talking "Keep On Talking" by "James Barnett"	single (b/w Take A Good Look)	Fame	1965	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:37:16 (Pop-up)
Linda Gail Lewis	Break Up The Party	single (b/w Small Red Diary)	ABC-Paramount	1965	(co-written with: Oscar Frank)	2:39:38 (Pop-up)
Arthur Conley	I Can't Stop (No, No, No)	single (b/w In The Same Old Way)	Fame	1966	(co-written with: Roger Hawkins)	2:42:04 (Pop-up)
Solomon Burke	Don't Give Up On Me	Don't Give Up On Me	Fat Possum	2002	(co-written with: Carson Whitsett/Hoy Lindsey)	2:44:28 (Pop-up)
Etta James	Don't Lose Your Good Thing	Tell Mama	Cadet	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham/Buddy Killen)	2:48:08 (Pop-up)
Jeanie Fortune	Once More With Feeling	single (b/w Occasional Tears)	RCA Victor	1965	(co-written with: Marlin Greene)	2:50:30 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Hughes	You Really Know How To Hurt A Guy (You Really Know How To Make Him Cry)	single (b/w The Loving Physician)	Fame	1965	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:52:57 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas	Let's Do It Over "Let's Do It Over" by "Irma Thomas"	Down At Muscle Shoals	prev. unr.	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:55:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		2:57:31 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	7:28am ausmanx: good evening Uncle M and listeners, it's a little easier for me to be first since it's 10.30 pm here, so there is actually a dark end of the street,,,
	7:47am doctorjazz: Hey all, here for the pre game show.
	7:48am Uncle Michael: The end of my street is still dark. I'm going to start the treat in 10 minutes, then run to take care of an errand before the show begins at 9:00 ET.
	7:48am Uncle Michael: And good morning!
	🛒 8:02am Brian in UK: Hello folks, carpenter fitting fire doors so lots of wood chippings and such like. Sunshine here, no dark ends. Beautiful crisp sunny Autumn day.
	8:10am annie: damn, it started half an hour ago.. oh well, yar i is!
	8:11am annie: am radio.... loved the hell out of it!
	8:17am doctorjazz: @Annie, just started about 10-15 minutes ago, you didn't miss much...
	8:23am annie: oh good doc...thanks
	8:36am doctorjazz: Pretty funky AM radio...
	8:38am annie: god, it was sooo good... i don't think i ever hard this... we did get that other chicago station, which i turned to as soon as the sun set.... and there was always KB
	8:47am annie: UM, you are SO spoiling us..please.... don't...... stop..
	8:48am Uncle Michael: Good morning everyone. Sadly, airchecks from soul stations such as this one are rare...hard to find.
	8:52am Roberto: YAS remembered the new time today!
	8:55am doctorjazz: Great show, commercial radio these days... (It's almost starting time!!!!)
	8:57am Uncle Michael: Aus! Doc! Brian! Annie! Roberto! Ed McMahon!
	9:01am Roberto: Unkie Mikey!
	9:02am davefromtoronto: wonder what he's got planned for us today...
	9:02am Stanley: Howdy y'all.
	9:03am holland oats: hullo um & drums!
	9:04am Lane Gray: At the risk of employing an oxymoron, good morning
	9:05am Uncle Michael: Stanley! Holland! Lane!
	9:07am Uncle Michael: Dave!
	🛒 9:07am Brian in UK: Hello Lane, some good steel from Jay Dee Manees on Chris Hillman's new one, Bidin' My Time. Sad to say Tom Petty who produced it, was not.
	9:10am Lane Gray: Isn't that the Hillman and Pedersen thing? While no Jay Dee, Herb is no slouch on steel
	9:11am doctorjazz: Nice version of I'm Your Puppet, don't think of Warwick as such a soul singer.
	9:12am Uncle Michael: Stererng away from the obvious version of some of these songs...more interesting....
	🛒 9:13am Brian in UK: Lane, yes. Think Jay Dee played on Sweetheart in '68.
	🛒 9:13am Brian in UK: Does Merrilee do DIY?
	9:14am Stanley: Fire doors Brian? Is the house turning into a night club?
	9:15am redkayak: Morning, all :)
	9:15am Roberto: Puffball looks a bit like my other kitty.
	9:15am ausmanx: Eucla is a very curious place, bang in the middle of the Nullarbor Plain crossing, it features on every weather map of the continent of Australia even though less than 100 people live there, simply because there's no other town within 1000 kilometres in any direction. for some reason, i have been there, but once we hit the border we turned around and drove the 1500 kilometres back to Perth
	9:15am Uncle Michael: Red! Brian, I don't undterstand the uestion/get the joke.
	9:16am Lane Gray: Who did this before Ronnie Millsap?
	9:16am redkayak: Ahoy Uncle Michael
	9:17am Lewis: i thought this was Ray Charles for a moment...?
	9:17am Stanley: @ausmanx: I read the bit about the Nullarbor Nymph
	9:17am Uncle Michael: Patsy Sledd, Lane.
	9:19am Uncle Michael: Lewis!
	9:19am ausmanx: yes, afraid we never sighted The Nymph, Stanley... but i'm sure she's out there
	9:21am glenn: did dan penn die? i must have missed it, if that's the case.
	9:22am Lewis: kinda like the surface noise...
	9:22am Stevel: Is it possible that I had too much bourbon, last night? Asking for a friend.
	🛒 9:23am Brian in UK: Uncle, well she is handy, with the hammer and chisel? DIY over here means Do It Yourself.
	9:23am Lewis: many years ago, when I first started listing to wfmu, there was a DJ who did a segment each week called "old scratchy records"... wish I could remember who that was...
	9:24am Roberto: Nope Dan's still breathing, last I checked. I wonder did he use a Penn when writing his songs.
	🛒 9:24am Brian in UK: Recommend Marlin Greene's Tiptoe Past the Dragon album. Great steel from Leo Le Blanc.
	9:28am Uncle Michael: Glenn! Steve!
	9:31am Rich in NC: Hello all, Hey Uncle Michael
	9:32am Uncle Michael: Rich!
	9:33am mauri: Hellou there. is there a sunny side up song?
	9:34am Lane Gray: Leo is an underappreciated name. (Rich, I was in NC earlier today, just left Greensboro/Kernersville)
	9:34am Uncle Michael: Mauri! I'm to scrambled. Maybe when I'm over easy.
	9:40am mauri: I need to buy a new frying pan.
	9:41am Uncle Michael: Me too. My old one is shaped like Tom's face. Damn you, Jerry!
	9:42am Dominick: All these great songs are a treat.
	9:44am Uncle Michael: Dominick!
	9:44am Lane Gray: I think the 7 string Frying pans are cool
	9:45am Uncle Michael: That would do Tom's face like an egg slicer.
	9:50am Dominick: Saw Dan perform with Spooner a few years ago. Perfection!
	9:51am Pedro G.: Thank you Dan Penn for not being dead. It's been enough of a bad week in the world.
	9:52am Pedro G.: And I HIGHLY recommend visiting the archives to hear Evan Funk Davies' interview with Petty biographer Warren Zanes.
	9:53am northguineahills: Waiting to hear from Joe Mcgasko that he has my new address before I donate. (I want my swag to end up on my porch!)
	9:55am Uncle Michael: Pedro! NGH!
	10:00am Dominick: Speaking of Spooner, we've been working on the next "Bootleg series" release by the still living Lucky Wilbury. It focuses on the 1979 - 1981 "christian trilogy" era. Lots of fantastic live performances with Spooner in the band.
	10:00am joe: 'ello folks Sorry I'm felling out of it today and don't feel up to reading back to the top of the comments. Can I get some Cliffs Notes?
	10:02am Uncle Michael: Joe! (Dan Penn's not dead.)
	10:03am Uncle Michael: Two living Willburys...
	10:05am Stanley: @ngh: I got a letter today to tell me Customs are holding up my swag and want £26 ($35) to release it. Daylight robbery
	10:06am Mr C: Just tuned in. Fantastic Michael!
	10:07am Uncle Michael: Mr. C! Thanks...
	10:08am Uncle Michael: Stanley: OUCH!
	10:08am Mr C: You're a Do Right Man Uncle Mike!
	10:12am joe: Even the long standing rumor that Del Shannon was to take up the #5 spot after Roy's passing just makes it all the sadder to think about
	🛒 10:12am Brian in UK: Uncle. Just been singing this one.
	10:13am doctorjazz: Another great cover, James Govan, huh...?
	🛒 10:14am Brian in UK: I was doing it Otis style ofcourse.
	10:19am Mr C: Rainbow Road may have been Dan's best song, done by Arthur Alexander,, but it was never a hit...Bill Brandon's original version was pretty good too.
	10:21am Uncle Michael: Didn't chart at all for Arthur?
	10:22am βrian: She has no wheel power.
	10:22am joe: Uncle Michael I'm going to have to swipe that Ry Cooder track to play tomorrow
	10:22am Uncle Michael: Do it!
	10:23am Lane Gray: Damn! Solid coolness from Kitty
	10:25am Mr C: Rainbow Road was never released as a single by Arthur Alexander. By the time in was recorded, 1972, deep Southern soul was long out of fashion.
	10:26am Uncle Michael: Ah, I see. I'm out of fashion too.
	10:27am Lane Gray: Michael, your avatar was in time to Wife of the Life
	10:28am Uncle Michael: It's not easy being married to a clown, Lane.
	10:29am Jeff g.: Please keep me awake on this ride to long island, uncle Michael.
	10:30am Uncle Michael: Jeff! I'll try.
	10:33am northguineahills: wait, Jeff, don't you live in Long Island?
	10:35am Lane Gray: Weldon didn't get too much of a chance to sing. He was too busy smoking the steel (check out Connie Smith's "I'll Come Running").
	10:37am Lewis: Dot was a very cool label...
	10:40am doctorjazz: If that's Destination Out Jeff G, he is a Park Slope, Brooklyn resident.
	10:42am Tate: 2 weeks in a row I get to listen to good streaming music
	10:44am Uncle Michael: Tate! Congratulations on your good fortune.
	10:47am northguineahills: and Brooklyn is located on what island?
	10:48am Uncle Michael: North America!
	10:49am Marie: Hello UM and all! So nice to hear your show again--haven't been able to tune in for a while. Have a great weekend everybody!
	10:49am Uncle Michael: Marie!
	10:51am Uncle Michael: car runs funny? funny car? nitro-burnin' funny car?
	10:57am Rich in NC: Hey Lane Gray----Apex here---12 miles west of Raleigh
	11:01am Alex in Illinois: Brooklyn and Queens are actually part of the Long Island. They are like the head of the fish.
	11:02am burke: And the fish rots from the head?
	11:02am glenn: and you know what they say about the fish, and the rotting thereof.
	11:03am burke: Just kidding Brooklyn's great.
	11:03am Uncle Michael: Alex! Burke!
	11:08am Uncle Michael: (Uncle Derrick)
	11:10am northguineahills: I like that description, Alex!
	11:10am northguineahills: Digging, UM!
	11:14am Uncle Michael: Thanks, NGH.
	11:15am ndbob: morning UM and everyone!
	11:15am doctorjazz: As a Brooklyn Expat (now in the wilds of Jersey), I can tell you NO Brooklynite I ever knew identified him/herself as a Long Islander.
	11:22am Doug Schulkind: I adore Dan Penn! And Hinky Dinky Time!
	11:23am Uncle Michael: DOUG!
	11:23am burke: Cornbread and peas...the fuel of love.
	11:27am βrian: I had a French sweetie once who had never tasted cornbread. She decided it was the best food in the world.
	11:28am Uncle Michael: Better than seven layer dip?
	11:32am Alex in Illinois: It's true that politically and culturally, Brooklyn and Long Island are not the same.
	11:32am βrian: Never heard of that. Sounds like it could go either way.
	11:35am doctorjazz: Great show, UM!
	11:40am Uncle Michael: Thank you, Doc.
	11:47am Jeff Golick: Mission accomplished, thanks to you, @UM. PS. The band on that Esther Phillips cut? Hoo-whee!
	11:47am Uncle Michael: Hoo-whee!
	🛒 11:48am Brian in UK: Uncle, good show. Bit like Doug's last set for a whole show, that's a big compliment. What a song writer.
	11:48am northguineahills: Thanks UM, I'm off to Orlando in a bit, it's been a fun morning!
	11:49am Uncle Michael: Safe trvels, NGH! Thanks, Brian.
	11:52am burke: Whoa strong finish to this one, Uncle. Thanks for the show.
	11:53am Uncle Michael: My pleasure, Burke!
	11:53am northguineahills: Hey, I'm geographic semantic, so, anyone in Queens and Brooklyn can be accurately described by the demonym, Lon Gylander!
	11:56am Doug Schulkind: I've never seen Penn live. About 15 years ago, Jessie saw him with Spooner in concert. She still talks about that magical evening.
	11:57am ndbob: excellent show UM!
	11:57am Uncle Michael: That would be a peak experience.
	11:57am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Bob.
	🛒 12:01pm Brian in UK: Did Percy Sledge record any Dan Penn?
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: Give the Drummer Some is next! PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: Thanks all!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lee Webber	Party Time "Party Time" by "Lee Webber"	single (b/w Good Day Sunshine)	Chess	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:02:00 (Pop-up)
Major Lance	It's The Beat "It's The Beat" by "Major Lance"	single (b/w You'll Want Me Back)	Okeh	1966	(co-written with: D. Sharh/R. Castel/R. Johnson)	0:04:34 (Pop-up)
Dionne Warwick	I'm Your Puppet "I'm Your Puppet" by "Dionne Warwick"	single (b/w Don't Make Me Over)	Scepter	1972	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:06:57 (Pop-up)
Merrilee Rush & The Turnabouts	Handy	Angel Of The Morning	Bell	1968	(co-written with: Darryl D.P. "Dad" Carter/Spooner Oldham)	0:09:53 (Pop-up)
Bobby "Blue" Bland	I Hate You "I Hate You" by "Bobby "Blue" Bland"	Get On Down With Bobby Bland	ABC	1975	(co-written with: Leroy Daniels)	0:12:36 (Pop-up)
The Drifters	Far From The Maddening Crowd	single (b-side to I'll Take You Where The Music's Playing)	Atlantic	1965	(co-written with: Marlin Greene)	0:16:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Brother Lee Luv	Skin Deep "Skin Deep" by "Brother Lee Luv"	single (b-side to Skin)	Beautiful	1969		0:19:34 (Pop-up)
Spooner & The Spoons	Hey, Do You Wanna Marry?	single (b-side to Wish You Didn't Have To Go)	Fame	1965	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:23:42 (Pop-up)
Terry Woodfort	It's His Town "It's His Town" by "Terry Woodfort"	single (b/w She Wants What She Can't Have)	Fame	1966	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:25:51 (Pop-up)
Oscar Toney. JR.	The Dark End Of The Street	For Your Precious Love	Bell	1967	(co-written with: Chips Moman)	0:28:33 (Pop-up)
Lee Jones & The Sounds Of Soul	On The Other Side	single (b/w This Heart Is Haunted)	Amy	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham/Mark James/Alvin Howard)	0:31:05 (Pop-up)
Steve Alaimo	Watching The Trains Go By	single (b/w Thank You For The Sunshine)	Atco	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:33:41 (Pop-up)
Bruce Channel	Trouble With Sam "Trouble With Sam" by "Bruce Channel"	single (b-side to Mr. Bus Driver )	Bell	1968		0:36:21 (Pop-up)
Ted Taylor	Long Ago "Long Ago" by "Ted Taylor"	single (b/w I'm Gonna Send You Back To Oklahoma)	Ronn	1969	(co-written with: Bob "Buddy" Killen)	0:38:08 (Pop-up)
Donnie Fritts	Winner Take All "Winner Take All" by "Donnie Fritts"	Prone To Lean	Atlantic	1974	(co-written with: Donnie Fritts)	0:41:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: King Curtis & The Kingpins	Sweet Inspiration	single (b-side to Instant Groove)	Atco	1969	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:44:48 (Pop-up)
Delaney Bramlett	Sweet Inspiration	Sweet Inspiration	Dreamsville	2002	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:52:29 (Pop-up)
Dale Hawkins	Little Rain Cloud "Little Rain Cloud" by "Dale Hawkins"	L.A., Memphis & Tyler, Texas	Bell	1969	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	0:56:10 (Pop-up)
Snooks Eaglin	Nine Pound Steel "Nine Pound Steel" by "Snooks Eaglin"	Soul's Edge	Black Top	1995	(co-written with: Wayne Carson Thompson)	0:59:13 (Pop-up)
Barbara Lynn	He Ain't Gonna Do Right	single (b/w People Like Me)	Atlantic	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:04:40 (Pop-up)
Joe Simon	Rainbow Road "Rainbow Road" by "Joe Simon"	Better Than Ever	Sound Stage 7	1969	(co-written with: Donnie Fritts)	1:07:27 (Pop-up)
James Govan	You Left The Water Running	The Fame Studios Story • 1961-1973	prev. unr.	1970	(co-written with: Oscar Frank)	1:10:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ry Cooder	Dark End of the Street "Dark End of the Street" by "Ry Cooder"	Boomer's Story	Reprise	1972		1:12:53 (Pop-up)
Conway Twitty	Is A Bluebird Blue "Is A Bluebird Blue" by "Conway Twitty"	single (b/w She's Mine)	MGM	1960		1:17:04 (Pop-up)
Kitty Wells	Do Right Woman, Do Right Man	Forever Young	Capricorn	1974	(co-written with: Chips Moman)	1:19:35 (Pop-up)
Kathy Davis	The Wife Of The Life Of The Party	single (b-side to You Can Dish It Out (But You Can't Take It))	Timmy	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:22:37 (Pop-up)
Charlie Rich	A Woman Left Lonely "A Woman Left Lonely" by "Charlie Rich"	single (b/w Have A Heart)	Epic	1971	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:25:07 (Pop-up)
Glenn Barber	Who Made You What You Are	single (b/w Go Home Letter (I Wish I Was You))	Hickory	1968	(co-written with: Marlin Greene)	1:28:19 (Pop-up)
Weldon Myrick	Cry Like A Baby "Cry Like A Baby" by "Weldon Myrick"	single (b/w Only Love Can Break A Heart)	Dot	1969	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:30:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Maceo Parker	Do Right Woman Do Right Man	Maceo (Soundtrack)	Minor Music	1994		1:33:09 (Pop-up)
James & Bobby Purify	Keep Pushing Me	Hard To Handle (Black America Sings Otis Redding)	prev. unr.	1967	(co-written with: (DP uncredited)/Otis Redding)	1:37:02 (Pop-up)
Ralph 'Soul' Jackson	'Cause I Love You	single (b-side to Sunshine Of Your Love)	Atlantic	1969	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:39:08 (Pop-up)
George Jackson	I'm Living Good "I'm Living Good" by "George Jackson"	Let The Best Man Win: The Fame Recordings Volume 2	prev. unr.	1960	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:41:26 (Pop-up)
The Sweet Inspirations	Oh! What A Fool I've Been	single (b/w Don't Fight It )	Atlantic	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham/Daryl Carter)	1:44:18 (Pop-up)
Mighty Sam	I Need A Lot Of Lovin "I Need A Lot Of Lovin" by "Mighty Sam"	single (b/w Talk To Me, Talk To Me)	Amy	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:46:51 (Pop-up)
Spencer Wiggins	Take Me Just As I Am	single (b/w The Kind Of Woman That's Got No Heart)	Goldwax	1966	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:49:13 (Pop-up)
The Box Tops	I Met Her In Church "I Met Her In Church" by "The Box Tops"	single (b/w People Gonna Talk)	Mala	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:51:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Ventures	Cry Like A Baby "Cry Like A Baby" by "The Ventures"	Flights Of Fantasy	Liberty	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:54:31 (Pop-up)
The Hour Glass	The Power Of Love "The Power Of Love" by "The Hour Glass"	Power Of Love	Liberty	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	1:57:39 (Pop-up)
Green On Red	The Sweetest Thing "The Sweetest Thing" by "Green On Red"	Too Much Fun	Off-Beat	1992	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham/Chuck Prophet/Dan Stuart)	2:00:21 (Pop-up)
Alex Chilton	Nobody's Fool "Nobody's Fool" by "Alex Chilton"	High Priest	Big Time	1987	(co-written with: Bobby Emmons)	2:02:44 (Pop-up)
Derrick Harriott	Happy Times "Happy Times" by "Derrick Harriott"	single (b/w You My Everything)	Island	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:05:51 (Pop-up)
Alton Ellis & The Flames	Denver "Denver" by "Alton Ellis & The Flames"	single (b-side to Suzie)	Gas	1970	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:08:36 (Pop-up)
The Chamber Strings	I Pray For Rain	Gospel Morning Idiot	Savant Music	1997	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:10:39 (Pop-up)
The Detroit Cobras	Slippin' Around	Baby	Rough Trade	2004	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:14:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MG's	You Left the Water Running	VA, Atlantic Unearthed: Soul Brothers	prev. unr.	1965	(co-written with: Oscar Frank)	2:16:54 (Pop-up)
Esther Phillips	Cheater Man "Cheater Man" by "Esther Phillips"	single (b/w I'm Sorry)	Atlantic	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:20:23 (Pop-up)
Kip Anderson	Without A Woman "Without A Woman" by "Kip Anderson"	single (b/w If That Don't Make You Cry)	Checker	1966	(co-written with: Drew Miller/Quin Ivy)	2:22:34 (Pop-up)
Christy Moore	Cry Like A Man "Cry Like A Man" by "Christy Moore"	This Is The Day	Columbia	2001	(co-written with: Jonnie Barnett/Carson Whitsett)	2:25:20 (Pop-up)
Laura Lee	Up Tight Good Man "Up Tight Good Man" by "Laura Lee"	single (b-side to Wanted: Lover, No Experience Necessary)	Chess	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:29:25 (Pop-up)
Candi Staton	Another Man's Woman, Another Woman's Man	I'm Just A Prisoner	Fame	1970	(co-written with: Marlin Greene/George Jackson)	2:32:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Spooner Oldham	Julie Brown`s Forest	Pot Luck	Family	1972		2:34:35 (Pop-up)
James Barnett	Keep On Talking "Keep On Talking" by "James Barnett"	single (b/w Take A Good Look)	Fame	1965	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:37:16 (Pop-up)
Linda Gail Lewis	Break Up The Party	single (b/w Small Red Diary)	ABC-Paramount	1965	(co-written with: Oscar Frank)	2:39:38 (Pop-up)
Arthur Conley	I Can't Stop (No, No, No)	single (b/w In The Same Old Way)	Fame	1966	(co-written with: Roger Hawkins)	2:42:04 (Pop-up)
Solomon Burke	Don't Give Up On Me	Don't Give Up On Me	Fat Possum	2002	(co-written with: Carson Whitsett/Hoy Lindsey)	2:44:28 (Pop-up)
Etta James	Don't Lose Your Good Thing	Tell Mama	Cadet	1968	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham/Buddy Killen)	2:48:08 (Pop-up)
Jeanie Fortune	Once More With Feeling	single (b/w Occasional Tears)	RCA Victor	1965	(co-written with: Marlin Greene)	2:50:30 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Hughes	You Really Know How To Hurt A Guy (You Really Know How To Make Him Cry)	single (b/w The Loving Physician)	Fame	1965	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:52:57 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas	Let's Do It Over "Let's Do It Over" by "Irma Thomas"	Down At Muscle Shoals	prev. unr.	1967	(co-written with: Spooner Oldham)	2:55:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		2:57:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:28am ausmanx: good evening Uncle M and listeners, it's a little easier for me to be first since it's 10.30 pm here, so there is actually a dark end of the street,,,
	7:47am doctorjazz: Hey all, here for the pre game show.
	7:48am Uncle Michael: The end of my street is still dark. I'm going to start the treat in 10 minutes, then run to take care of an errand before the show begins at 9:00 ET.
	7:48am Uncle Michael: And good morning!
	🛒 8:02am Brian in UK: Hello folks, carpenter fitting fire doors so lots of wood chippings and such like. Sunshine here, no dark ends. Beautiful crisp sunny Autumn day.
	8:10am annie: damn, it started half an hour ago.. oh well, yar i is!
	8:11am annie: am radio.... loved the hell out of it!
	8:17am doctorjazz: @Annie, just started about 10-15 minutes ago, you didn't miss much...
	8:23am annie: oh good doc...thanks
	8:36am doctorjazz: Pretty funky AM radio...
	8:38am annie: god, it was sooo good... i don't think i ever hard this... we did get that other chicago station, which i turned to as soon as the sun set.... and there was always KB
	8:47am annie: UM, you are SO spoiling us..please.... don't...... stop..
	8:48am Uncle Michael: Good morning everyone. Sadly, airchecks from soul stations such as this one are rare...hard to find.
	8:52am Roberto: YAS remembered the new time today!
	8:55am doctorjazz: Great show, commercial radio these days... (It's almost starting time!!!!)
	8:57am Uncle Michael: Aus! Doc! Brian! Annie! Roberto! Ed McMahon!
	9:01am Roberto: Unkie Mikey!
	9:02am davefromtoronto: wonder what he's got planned for us today...
	9:02am Stanley: Howdy y'all.
	9:03am holland oats: hullo um & drums!
	9:04am Lane Gray: At the risk of employing an oxymoron, good morning
	9:05am Uncle Michael: Stanley! Holland! Lane!
	9:07am Uncle Michael: Dave!
	🛒 9:07am Brian in UK: Hello Lane, some good steel from Jay Dee Manees on Chris Hillman's new one, Bidin' My Time. Sad to say Tom Petty who produced it, was not.
	9:10am Lane Gray: Isn't that the Hillman and Pedersen thing? While no Jay Dee, Herb is no slouch on steel
	9:11am doctorjazz: Nice version of I'm Your Puppet, don't think of Warwick as such a soul singer.
	9:12am Uncle Michael: Stererng away from the obvious version of some of these songs...more interesting....
	🛒 9:13am Brian in UK: Lane, yes. Think Jay Dee played on Sweetheart in '68.
	🛒 9:13am Brian in UK: Does Merrilee do DIY?
	9:14am Stanley: Fire doors Brian? Is the house turning into a night club?
	9:15am redkayak: Morning, all :)
	9:15am Roberto: Puffball looks a bit like my other kitty.
	9:15am ausmanx: Eucla is a very curious place, bang in the middle of the Nullarbor Plain crossing, it features on every weather map of the continent of Australia even though less than 100 people live there, simply because there's no other town within 1000 kilometres in any direction. for some reason, i have been there, but once we hit the border we turned around and drove the 1500 kilometres back to Perth
	9:15am Uncle Michael: Red! Brian, I don't undterstand the uestion/get the joke.
	9:16am Lane Gray: Who did this before Ronnie Millsap?
	9:16am redkayak: Ahoy Uncle Michael
	9:17am Lewis: i thought this was Ray Charles for a moment...?
	9:17am Stanley: @ausmanx: I read the bit about the Nullarbor Nymph
	9:17am Uncle Michael: Patsy Sledd, Lane.
	9:19am Uncle Michael: Lewis!
	9:19am ausmanx: yes, afraid we never sighted The Nymph, Stanley... but i'm sure she's out there
	9:21am glenn: did dan penn die? i must have missed it, if that's the case.
	9:22am Lewis: kinda like the surface noise...
	9:22am Stevel: Is it possible that I had too much bourbon, last night? Asking for a friend.
	🛒 9:23am Brian in UK: Uncle, well she is handy, with the hammer and chisel? DIY over here means Do It Yourself.
	9:23am Lewis: many years ago, when I first started listing to wfmu, there was a DJ who did a segment each week called "old scratchy records"... wish I could remember who that was...
	9:24am Roberto: Nope Dan's still breathing, last I checked. I wonder did he use a Penn when writing his songs.
	🛒 9:24am Brian in UK: Recommend Marlin Greene's Tiptoe Past the Dragon album. Great steel from Leo Le Blanc.
	9:28am Uncle Michael: Glenn! Steve!
	9:31am Rich in NC: Hello all, Hey Uncle Michael
	9:32am Uncle Michael: Rich!
	9:33am mauri: Hellou there. is there a sunny side up song?
	9:34am Lane Gray: Leo is an underappreciated name. (Rich, I was in NC earlier today, just left Greensboro/Kernersville)
	9:34am Uncle Michael: Mauri! I'm to scrambled. Maybe when I'm over easy.
	9:40am mauri: I need to buy a new frying pan.
	9:41am Uncle Michael: Me too. My old one is shaped like Tom's face. Damn you, Jerry!
	9:42am Dominick: All these great songs are a treat.
	9:44am Uncle Michael: Dominick!
	9:44am Lane Gray: I think the 7 string Frying pans are cool
	9:45am Uncle Michael: That would do Tom's face like an egg slicer.
	9:50am Dominick: Saw Dan perform with Spooner a few years ago. Perfection!
	9:51am Pedro G.: Thank you Dan Penn for not being dead. It's been enough of a bad week in the world.
	9:52am Pedro G.: And I HIGHLY recommend visiting the archives to hear Evan Funk Davies' interview with Petty biographer Warren Zanes.
	9:53am northguineahills: Waiting to hear from Joe Mcgasko that he has my new address before I donate. (I want my swag to end up on my porch!)
	9:55am Uncle Michael: Pedro! NGH!
	10:00am Dominick: Speaking of Spooner, we've been working on the next "Bootleg series" release by the still living Lucky Wilbury. It focuses on the 1979 - 1981 "christian trilogy" era. Lots of fantastic live performances with Spooner in the band.
	10:00am joe: 'ello folks Sorry I'm felling out of it today and don't feel up to reading back to the top of the comments. Can I get some Cliffs Notes?
	10:02am Uncle Michael: Joe! (Dan Penn's not dead.)
	10:03am Uncle Michael: Two living Willburys...
	10:05am Stanley: @ngh: I got a letter today to tell me Customs are holding up my swag and want £26 ($35) to release it. Daylight robbery
	10:06am Mr C: Just tuned in. Fantastic Michael!
	10:07am Uncle Michael: Mr. C! Thanks...
	10:08am Uncle Michael: Stanley: OUCH!
	10:08am Mr C: You're a Do Right Man Uncle Mike!
	10:12am joe: Even the long standing rumor that Del Shannon was to take up the #5 spot after Roy's passing just makes it all the sadder to think about
	🛒 10:12am Brian in UK: Uncle. Just been singing this one.
	10:13am doctorjazz: Another great cover, James Govan, huh...?
	🛒 10:14am Brian in UK: I was doing it Otis style ofcourse.
	10:19am Mr C: Rainbow Road may have been Dan's best song, done by Arthur Alexander,, but it was never a hit...Bill Brandon's original version was pretty good too.
	10:21am Uncle Michael: Didn't chart at all for Arthur?
	10:22am βrian: She has no wheel power.
	10:22am joe: Uncle Michael I'm going to have to swipe that Ry Cooder track to play tomorrow
	10:22am Uncle Michael: Do it!
	10:23am Lane Gray: Damn! Solid coolness from Kitty
	10:25am Mr C: Rainbow Road was never released as a single by Arthur Alexander. By the time in was recorded, 1972, deep Southern soul was long out of fashion.
	10:26am Uncle Michael: Ah, I see. I'm out of fashion too.
	10:27am Lane Gray: Michael, your avatar was in time to Wife of the Life
	10:28am Uncle Michael: It's not easy being married to a clown, Lane.
	10:29am Jeff g.: Please keep me awake on this ride to long island, uncle Michael.
	10:30am Uncle Michael: Jeff! I'll try.
	10:33am northguineahills: wait, Jeff, don't you live in Long Island?
	10:35am Lane Gray: Weldon didn't get too much of a chance to sing. He was too busy smoking the steel (check out Connie Smith's "I'll Come Running").
	10:37am Lewis: Dot was a very cool label...
	10:40am doctorjazz: If that's Destination Out Jeff G, he is a Park Slope, Brooklyn resident.
	10:42am Tate: 2 weeks in a row I get to listen to good streaming music
	10:44am Uncle Michael: Tate! Congratulations on your good fortune.
	10:47am northguineahills: and Brooklyn is located on what island?
	10:48am Uncle Michael: North America!
	10:49am Marie: Hello UM and all! So nice to hear your show again--haven't been able to tune in for a while. Have a great weekend everybody!
	10:49am Uncle Michael: Marie!
	10:51am Uncle Michael: car runs funny? funny car? nitro-burnin' funny car?
	10:57am Rich in NC: Hey Lane Gray----Apex here---12 miles west of Raleigh
	11:01am Alex in Illinois: Brooklyn and Queens are actually part of the Long Island. They are like the head of the fish.
	11:02am burke: And the fish rots from the head?
	11:02am glenn: and you know what they say about the fish, and the rotting thereof.
	11:03am burke: Just kidding Brooklyn's great.
	11:03am Uncle Michael: Alex! Burke!
	11:08am Uncle Michael: (Uncle Derrick)
	11:10am northguineahills: I like that description, Alex!
	11:10am northguineahills: Digging, UM!
	11:14am Uncle Michael: Thanks, NGH.
	11:15am ndbob: morning UM and everyone!
	11:15am doctorjazz: As a Brooklyn Expat (now in the wilds of Jersey), I can tell you NO Brooklynite I ever knew identified him/herself as a Long Islander.
	11:22am Doug Schulkind: I adore Dan Penn! And Hinky Dinky Time!
	11:23am Uncle Michael: DOUG!
	11:23am burke: Cornbread and peas...the fuel of love.
	11:27am βrian: I had a French sweetie once who had never tasted cornbread. She decided it was the best food in the world.
	11:28am Uncle Michael: Better than seven layer dip?
	11:32am Alex in Illinois: It's true that politically and culturally, Brooklyn and Long Island are not the same.
	11:32am βrian: Never heard of that. Sounds like it could go either way.
	11:35am doctorjazz: Great show, UM!
	11:40am Uncle Michael: Thank you, Doc.
	11:47am Jeff Golick: Mission accomplished, thanks to you, @UM. PS. The band on that Esther Phillips cut? Hoo-whee!
	11:47am Uncle Michael: Hoo-whee!
	🛒 11:48am Brian in UK: Uncle, good show. Bit like Doug's last set for a whole show, that's a big compliment. What a song writer.
	11:48am northguineahills: Thanks UM, I'm off to Orlando in a bit, it's been a fun morning!
	11:49am Uncle Michael: Safe trvels, NGH! Thanks, Brian.
	11:52am burke: Whoa strong finish to this one, Uncle. Thanks for the show.
	11:53am Uncle Michael: My pleasure, Burke!
	11:53am northguineahills: Hey, I'm geographic semantic, so, anyone in Queens and Brooklyn can be accurately described by the demonym, Lon Gylander!
	11:56am Doug Schulkind: I've never seen Penn live. About 15 years ago, Jessie saw him with Spooner in concert. She still talks about that magical evening.
	11:57am ndbob: excellent show UM!
	11:57am Uncle Michael: That would be a peak experience.
	11:57am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Bob.
	🛒 12:01pm Brian in UK: Did Percy Sledge record any Dan Penn?
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: Give the Drummer Some is next! PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: Thanks all!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 6, 2017

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