WFMU: Pseu's Thing With A Hook: Playlist from November 14, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:03pm Wendy del Formaggio: Pseu Braun!
	12:03pm ron in S FL: Hey Pseu.
	12:04pm Krys O.: Thanks for this, Pseu!
	12:05pm phat: hats off!
	12:07pm melinda: Howdy!
	12:07pm Roberto: Maybe the only artist to have had a Led Zep song written about him?
	12:08pm Websie: I'm detecting an Anthony Newley influence here.
	12:09pm phat: this is now, officially, my favorite record
	12:11pm phat: Roy Harper, that is
	12:13pm Krys O.: Led Zeppelin wrote Tangerine for Jackie DeShannon, I believe.
	12:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, all. Nice to be here today.
	12:15pm Krys O.: Blasting!
	12:16pm Roberto: Well maybe the only artist to be named in the title of a LZ song.
	12:19pm Krys O.: @Roberto: HA! Yowza.
	12:22pm Doobois: Yeah! Fresh & Onlys! Sorry, that's all I got.
	12:24pm jmr3: There's also Ian Stewart, as in 'Boogie with Stu'
	12:26pm Roberto: Well maybe the only artist to be named EXPLICITLY in the title of a LZ song?
	12:26pm Krys O.: Capitol Years reminds me of Lane Steinberg/The Wind.
	12:29pm jmr3: I don't think 'Boogie with Stu' is about Ian Stewart, anyway. It's just a boogie, with Stu. Actually a cover/swipe of Richie Valens's cover/swipe of a Little Richard song. No idea where Little Richard got it. Roy Harper maybe?
	12:29pm Aaron Working In Newark: THANK YOU FOR THE POOH STICKS!!!!
	12:30pm Aaron Working In Newark: Reminds me of senior year in High school! Listened to these guys and Young Fresh Fellows all the time.
	12:31pm melinda: This is funny.
	12:32pm Wendy del Formaggio: Why did it take so long for someone to write a song hailing John Cale? That's what I wanna know.
	12:32pm V Priceless: woo! Spirit! Hey Pseu
	12:32pm Eric Hat: Jesus. I wonder who Count Vaseline wishes he were...lol
	12:33pm Websie: Sterling Morrison
	12:34pm Eric Hat: ^ha!
	12:36pm Eric Hat: I’ve never had any impression that Lou was in anyways dissatisfied with his own persona. Hahaha
	12:38pm DreamCricket: Hey Pseu!
	12:39pm Eric Hat: But I guess if Pseu says so...
	12:40pm Bobby Whirlwind: You are a nice oasis
	12:43pm DreamCricket: Get it on!!
	12:44pm xazar: It's like work Yo!
	12:49pm Roberto: Puffy! YAS
	12:55pm phat: I need Sam Philips in my life
	12:59pm Namr to be displsyef: I expressly recognize this song from the failed SNL performance
	1:03pm judy from croton: Why, this is just fantastic!
	1:03pm judy from croton: into the forest of love
	1:04pm phat: "more" Sam Philips
	1:04pm Doobois: Damn, this Flock of Seagulls track still kills.
	1:04pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: My teenage self is twirling to Flock of Seagulls right now.
	1:06pm melinda: Always good to hear the Seagulls
	1:07pm Beast of Boonton: Clubbing in the 80s' ☺
	1:07pm Tome: Pseu Tastic ...!
	1:10pm jkeigh: Did anyone else get an XTC Apple Venus vibe from that great nick heyward track?
	1:13pm Nymor: @ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ - twirling - excellent. Nick Heyward touring UK from May - and first gig is just over the road from me so will try and remember to get a ticket or two-really liked that track.
	1:19pm melinda: Is Nick Heywood the one who swung on a vine in a loincloth in the Love Plus One vid? I liked him.
	1:20pm melinda: Heyward, that is.
	1:25pm whattawino: Is this The Wheu? Loving this show!
	1:30pm Mike Sin: Just got out for a lunch-time tune-in. Hi Pseu! Geek alert re: "Our Love Was, Is" -- on the mono version, it's mixed with an entirely different guitar solo and some more effects layered on the vocals. Worth checking out if you only heard the stereo version of this great song for many years!
	1:42pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: HAHAHA! "Tall piece of driftwood." I completely agree Pseu.
	1:51pm JeffW: As always, you say me! (Jeff & Lee)
	1:51pm Mike Sin: re: the Who pre-1970 Good point I think a lot of folks of a certain age (those born in the '60s and early '70s) grew up with all the Who's albums pre-Tommy being obscure and out of print. In addition, with limited outlets and "classic-rock" radio by the '80s reducing the pre-1970 Who to about seven songs, those first three LPs didn't really "exist." It's weird how say, "1967" is more accessible in 2017 more than it ever was 30 years ago.
	1:53pm Roberto: Trying not to bang head too overtly...
	1:55pm Wendy del Formaggio: Roberto: same! I hope I'm not annoying my office-mates by my incessant foot-tapping with this Chris Bell song.
	1:57pm Namr to be displsyef: loving this Kim Deal
	2:01pm cthulhu: cthulhu likes....
	2:03pm Roberto: Argh all that headbanging made me late for my conference call!
	2:04pm Krys O.: Dancing at my desk!
	2:05pm dfb: wow jetfighter is wonderful
	2:07pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Dubious lyrics! "Every time i make a move to love you..." HAH!
	2:14pm Hughie Considine: That audible first intake of breath on "Walk a Thin Line" is crucial.
	2:14pm Wild Neil: I was born in 1967. By the way I gave away 350 albums. What a dummy! Anyway, yeah, The Who's back catalog was kinda hard to find. I was a record collector in 1985 and came upon The Who Sell Out and bought it for a whole $25 dollars at Desert Shore Records on Marshall Street in Syracuse, NY.
	2:24pm Hughie Considine: I hope everyone listening will go and get the new Clientele record. It is pure bliss.
	2:29pm Websie: S&C with some advance autobiography
	2:38pm ChrisB.: God, I love to hear Scott Miller's voice!
	2:40pm Kat in Chicago: Me too, ChrisB, me too
	2:42pm Kat in Chicago: This new Ted Leo is ridiculously good
	2:43pm Marie: That Ted Leo is so talented.
	2:44pm Krys O.: Oh, yeah! It was great seeing Ted Leo perform at a Record Fair years ago.
	2:45pm Krys O.: I also recall seeing him on New York Noise. Anyone remember that show?
	2:47pm Dennis Diken: splendid show Pseu!
	2:50pm ChrisB.: Pseu, you are so in the greuve!
	2:51pm Asheville Jon: darn, was hoping for teh Warren Zevon 'Excitable Boy" follow up to Harper's Bizarre
	2:54pm Aaron Working In Newark: Great show...Thank you.
	3:00pm Roberto: Wait, you are coming back, right?
	3:00pm Kat in Chicago: She better be!
	3:01pm Roberto: Phew!

Pseu's Thing With A Hook: Playlist from November 14, 2017

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November 14, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format
doug gillard	thing with a hook (pseu's theme)	n/a	347	MP3
roy harper	she's the one "she's the one" by "roy harper"	an introduction to ...	science friction	CD
wondermints	she opens heavens door	wondermints	big deal	CD
alison moyet	love resurrection "love resurrection" by "alison moyet"	alf	Sony Music Entertainment	MP3
odessey & oracle	interlude 2 "interlude 2" by "odessey & oracle"	speculatio	Bongo Joe	CD
the fresh and onlys	trk 2 "trk 2" by "the fresh and onlys"	wolf lie down	sinderlyn	CD
the capitol years	you can stay there	dance away the terror	the capitol years	MP3
spinning coin	raining on hope street	permo	domino	CD
pooh sticks	the world is turning on	million seller	zoo bmg	CD
count vaseline	hail hail john cale	tales from the megaplex	saustex	CD
spirit	uncle jack "uncle jack" by "spirit"	best of spirit	sony music	CD

cargoe	scenes "scenes" by "cargoe"	cargoe	ardent	CD
puffy amiyumi	radio tokyo "radio tokyo" by "puffy amiyumi"	splurge	tofu	CD
sam phillips	go down "go down" by "sam phillips"	cruel inventions	virgin records	CD
ashlee simpson	pieces of me "pieces of me" by "ashlee simpson"	autobiography	geffen	CD
nick heyward	forest of love "forest of love" by "nick heyward"	woodland echoes	gladsome hawk	CD
flock of seagulls	space age love song	platinum & gold collection	bmg	CD
celebration	sacred clown "sacred clown" by "celebration"	wounded healer	bella union	CD
beck	i'm so free "i'm so free" by "beck"	colors	capitol	CD
chameleons	home is where the heart is	return of the roughnecks	dead dead good	CD
lovey dove	soul gem "soul gem" by "lovey dove"	lovey dove	la's fine	CD
the who	our love was "our love was" by "the who"	sell out	mca	CD
graham gouldman	come to mine "come to mine" by "graham gouldman"	play nicely and share	graham gouldman	MP3
the auteurs	american guitars "american guitars" by "the auteurs"	new wave	caroline	CD
nino & april	wings of love "wings of love" by "nino & april"	all strung out	rev-ola	CD

cardinal	last poems "last poems" by "cardinal"	cardinal	fly	CD
chris bell	get away "get away" by "chris bell"	i am the cosmos	omnivore	CD
kim deal and morgan nadler	range on castle	n/a	n/a	MP3
lee hazlewood	bye babe "bye babe" by "lee hazlewood"	forty	light in the attic	CD
the three o'clock	jetfighter "jetfighter" by "the three o'clock"	sixteen tambourines	frontier	MP3
1910 fruitgum company	1,2,3 red light	best of	buddha	CD
katydids	lights out (read my lips)	katydids	reprise	CD
kelley stoltz	no pepper for the dustman	que aura	castle face	CD
fleetwood mac	walk a thin line "walk a thin line" by "fleetwood mac"	tusk	warner bros	MP3
chad & jeremy	should i "should i" by "chad & jeremy"	painted dayglow smile	rock artifacts	CD
ride	all i can see "all i can see" by "ride"	waves/bbc session	the first time/bbc	CD
the clientele	lunar days "lunar days" by "the clientele"	music for the age of miracles	merge	CD
sonny & cher	what now my love "what now my love" by "sonny & cher"	the wondrous world of sonny & cher	sundazed	CD
marching band	are you gonna sing "are you gonna sing" by "marching band"	heart jewel	urband & lazar	MP3
starling electric	all through the fall	v/a pseu's thing with a hook - sharp hooks vol 4	wfmu	CD
the loud family and anton barbeau	songs about "rocks off"	what if it works?	125	CD
ted leo	the little smug supper club	the hanged man	no lable	CD
spongetones	she goes out with everybody	always carry on: the best of the spongetones 1980-2005	loaded goat records	MP3
harper's bizarre	the biggest night of her life	anything goes	sundazed	CD
the honeydogs	balaclava "balaclava" by "the honeydogs"	sunshine committee	Princess Records	CD
moss poles	one summer "one summer" by "moss poles"	C88 (V/A)	cherry red	CD
the jellybricks	goodnight to everyone	goodnight to everyone	rimitive records	MP3

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm Wendy del Formaggio: Pseu Braun!
	12:03pm ron in S FL: Hey Pseu.
	12:04pm Krys O.: Thanks for this, Pseu!
	12:05pm phat: hats off!
	12:07pm melinda: Howdy!
	12:07pm Roberto: Maybe the only artist to have had a Led Zep song written about him?
	12:08pm Websie: I'm detecting an Anthony Newley influence here.
	12:09pm phat: this is now, officially, my favorite record
	12:11pm phat: Roy Harper, that is
	12:13pm Krys O.: Led Zeppelin wrote Tangerine for Jackie DeShannon, I believe.
	12:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, all. Nice to be here today.
	12:15pm Krys O.: Blasting!
	12:16pm Roberto: Well maybe the only artist to be named in the title of a LZ song.
	12:19pm Krys O.: @Roberto: HA! Yowza.
	12:22pm Doobois: Yeah! Fresh & Onlys! Sorry, that's all I got.
	12:24pm jmr3: There's also Ian Stewart, as in 'Boogie with Stu'
	12:26pm Roberto: Well maybe the only artist to be named EXPLICITLY in the title of a LZ song?
	12:26pm Krys O.: Capitol Years reminds me of Lane Steinberg/The Wind.
	12:29pm jmr3: I don't think 'Boogie with Stu' is about Ian Stewart, anyway. It's just a boogie, with Stu. Actually a cover/swipe of Richie Valens's cover/swipe of a Little Richard song. No idea where Little Richard got it. Roy Harper maybe?
	12:29pm Aaron Working In Newark: THANK YOU FOR THE POOH STICKS!!!!
	12:30pm Aaron Working In Newark: Reminds me of senior year in High school! Listened to these guys and Young Fresh Fellows all the time.
	12:31pm melinda: This is funny.
	12:32pm Wendy del Formaggio: Why did it take so long for someone to write a song hailing John Cale? That's what I wanna know.
	12:32pm V Priceless: woo! Spirit! Hey Pseu
	12:32pm Eric Hat: Jesus. I wonder who Count Vaseline wishes he were...lol
	12:33pm Websie: Sterling Morrison
	12:34pm Eric Hat: ^ha!
	12:36pm Eric Hat: I’ve never had any impression that Lou was in anyways dissatisfied with his own persona. Hahaha
	12:38pm DreamCricket: Hey Pseu!
	12:39pm Eric Hat: But I guess if Pseu says so...
	12:40pm Bobby Whirlwind: You are a nice oasis
	12:43pm DreamCricket: Get it on!!
	12:44pm xazar: It's like work Yo!
	12:49pm Roberto: Puffy! YAS
	12:55pm phat: I need Sam Philips in my life
	12:59pm Namr to be displsyef: I expressly recognize this song from the failed SNL performance
	1:03pm judy from croton: Why, this is just fantastic!
	1:03pm judy from croton: into the forest of love
	1:04pm phat: "more" Sam Philips
	1:04pm Doobois: Damn, this Flock of Seagulls track still kills.
	1:04pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: My teenage self is twirling to Flock of Seagulls right now.
	1:06pm melinda: Always good to hear the Seagulls
	1:07pm Beast of Boonton: Clubbing in the 80s' ☺
	1:07pm Tome: Pseu Tastic ...!
	1:10pm jkeigh: Did anyone else get an XTC Apple Venus vibe from that great nick heyward track?
	1:13pm Nymor: @ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ - twirling - excellent. Nick Heyward touring UK from May - and first gig is just over the road from me so will try and remember to get a ticket or two-really liked that track.
	1:19pm melinda: Is Nick Heywood the one who swung on a vine in a loincloth in the Love Plus One vid? I liked him.
	1:20pm melinda: Heyward, that is.
	1:25pm whattawino: Is this The Wheu? Loving this show!
	1:30pm Mike Sin: Just got out for a lunch-time tune-in. Hi Pseu! Geek alert re: "Our Love Was, Is" -- on the mono version, it's mixed with an entirely different guitar solo and some more effects layered on the vocals. Worth checking out if you only heard the stereo version of this great song for many years!
	1:42pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: HAHAHA! "Tall piece of driftwood." I completely agree Pseu.
	1:51pm JeffW: As always, you say me! (Jeff & Lee)
	1:51pm Mike Sin: re: the Who pre-1970 Good point I think a lot of folks of a certain age (those born in the '60s and early '70s) grew up with all the Who's albums pre-Tommy being obscure and out of print. In addition, with limited outlets and "classic-rock" radio by the '80s reducing the pre-1970 Who to about seven songs, those first three LPs didn't really "exist." It's weird how say, "1967" is more accessible in 2017 more than it ever was 30 years ago.
	1:53pm Roberto: Trying not to bang head too overtly...
	1:55pm Wendy del Formaggio: Roberto: same! I hope I'm not annoying my office-mates by my incessant foot-tapping with this Chris Bell song.
	1:57pm Namr to be displsyef: loving this Kim Deal
	2:01pm cthulhu: cthulhu likes....
	2:03pm Roberto: Argh all that headbanging made me late for my conference call!
	2:04pm Krys O.: Dancing at my desk!
	2:05pm dfb: wow jetfighter is wonderful
	2:07pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Dubious lyrics! "Every time i make a move to love you..." HAH!
	2:14pm Hughie Considine: That audible first intake of breath on "Walk a Thin Line" is crucial.
	2:14pm Wild Neil: I was born in 1967. By the way I gave away 350 albums. What a dummy! Anyway, yeah, The Who's back catalog was kinda hard to find. I was a record collector in 1985 and came upon The Who Sell Out and bought it for a whole $25 dollars at Desert Shore Records on Marshall Street in Syracuse, NY.
	2:24pm Hughie Considine: I hope everyone listening will go and get the new Clientele record. It is pure bliss.
	2:29pm Websie: S&C with some advance autobiography
	2:38pm ChrisB.: God, I love to hear Scott Miller's voice!
	2:40pm Kat in Chicago: Me too, ChrisB, me too
	2:42pm Kat in Chicago: This new Ted Leo is ridiculously good
	2:43pm Marie: That Ted Leo is so talented.
	2:44pm Krys O.: Oh, yeah! It was great seeing Ted Leo perform at a Record Fair years ago.
	2:45pm Krys O.: I also recall seeing him on New York Noise. Anyone remember that show?
	2:47pm Dennis Diken: splendid show Pseu!
	2:50pm ChrisB.: Pseu, you are so in the greuve!
	2:51pm Asheville Jon: darn, was hoping for teh Warren Zevon 'Excitable Boy" follow up to Harper's Bizarre
	2:54pm Aaron Working In Newark: Great show...Thank you.
	3:00pm Roberto: Wait, you are coming back, right?
	3:00pm Kat in Chicago: She better be!
	3:01pm Roberto: Phew!

Pseu's Thing With A Hook: Playlist from November 14, 2017

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