WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from November 17, 2017

Listener comments!
	7:49am doctorjazz: First in, hi all! (check back in a bit to see what today's radio archive is).
	7:49am listener james from westwood: Heya, UM and all!
	7:52am ausmanx: good evening, chaps. it's jacaranda time down here and they've been exceptionally good this year www.google.com.au...
	7:52am Uncle Michael: Good morning, freeform historians.
	7:54am Uncle Michael: "Clyde Clifford" 'invented' freeform in ARKANSAS in 1966...but no examples from before 1970 have been found, ass far as I know.
	7:54am Uncle Michael: That's beautiful, Aus.
	7:56am ausmanx: yep, it's a very sydney thing, but only lasts a couple of weeks. after this november, i am reminded that if anyone ever wants to visit here, this is the time of year to come!
	8:02am doctorjazz: Really DOES sound like 1967, getting a contact high...
	8:04am doctorjazz: (love the organ...)
	8:04am ausmanx: what does freeform actually mean, though? and oh, i forgot, we're going to the World Cup next year!
	8:07am doctorjazz: I missed the opening, who's the band?
	8:08am listener james from westwood: Listening to yr airchecks these weeks, the difference from what was on the air is so amazingly stark. I feel like I'm listening to FMU compared to the 2-songs-then-live-ads-then-news rhythm of then-current radio.
	8:10am doctorjazz: Clay actually does a show with the feel of that older radio, 2 songs, then talk (doesn't do commercials, obviously, has something between the small sets, but the rhythm of the show is similar, on purpose, I believe).
	8:11am ausmanx: that must be the same organ that pink floyd took on tour in 1968...
	8:13am listener james from westwood: Clay is absolutely killing it. He's involving the rest of the station in ways I don't know if any of the other worthy contenders, as excellent as they are in their current slots, would have done. It's got that older-radio pace but with that wide freeform playlist and he just creates community.
	8:14am listener james from westwood: I do dig the older airchecks and their pace; it just struck me how folks back then were likely surprised not to hear commercials, etc. on something that clearly wasn't a classical or religious station with those long periods of music or other content.
	8:15am listener james from westwood: Was lucky enough to watch Clay in action from the phone room last Marathon and it was so clear he had that spark.
	8:15am annie: the pop-up STILL does not load from the omments page.
	8:19am doctorjazz: Absolutely, the way Clay got the rest of the DJ's to contribute is just brilliant (and they have all come up with really interesting little "reports"). When free-form first hit the NY area (at least the first I heard it), on WABC-FM (which later became WPLJ-FM) at about the same time as this archive, it sounded very similar; minimal comments from a "DJ", hardly even any announcements on the music that was being played.
	8:19am listener james from westwood: If it helps, it seems to be popping up and playing in Chrome on PC.
	8:19am Uncle Michael: I wish I could hang out more before my show...busy shoveling breakfast in my face and then off to the shower...
	8:20am doctorjazz: My office computer is Windows, Pop-up working fine (it's the only thing that would work in the office, won't open the 128k mp3). Sorry, Annie.
	8:21am listener james from westwood: Catch Big Brother & the Holding Co. @ the Avalon Ballroom, & possibly be there for the recording of "Combination of the Two" as heard on the Fear & Loathing soundtrack!
	8:21am listener james from westwood: Always better to shovel breakfast than shovel snow!
	8:22am annie: i think it's actually firefox screwing up... and this latest "quantum" fix is horrible...i use a mac, loved safari until it started crapping out constantly..i guess there is no pristine smooth browser experience... sigh...
	8:23am doctorjazz: The show sounds really San Francisco oriented, there's such a commonality of the band's sounds and instrumentation.
	8:24am annie: and FF does not let flash run smoothly at all now... or, argues with it constantly.. ...ok rant over..
	8:24am doctorjazz: Safari doesn't work?
	8:26am doctorjazz: Some alternatives (I've used Opera, seems good and many like it) www.macworld.co.uk...
	8:41am annie: safari crashes each time i turn it on, after half an hour or so it stops completely. opera is worthless.. i also think i just have a stange energy with electronics. is that macworld site helpful for the US?
	8:42am annie: i made a comment on the FF Fb page... see what comes back for comments
	8:46am doctorjazz: Those browsers should be good in US as well, but it looks like you've tried most of them (I assume you used Chrome). I mostly use a Windows machine (have an iMac that collects dust most of the time). I've used Dolphin browser on an old iPad, but think that is for ios.
	8:49am Uncle Michael: I'm a little sad that I only get to share three more audio treats.
	8:50am annie: i really do not like chrome, mostly because my browsing habits should be my own and not constantly tracked.. i also think much of the problems stem from trying to woo smartphone/android devices.. i can deal with it, i just hate the left-in-the-dust feeeling. UM, the months have sped up definitely.. there must be a way you can make it happen.
	8:52am doctorjazz: I suppose you could broadcast them at 3PM...
	8:53am Uncle Michael: A possibility...
	8:56am doctorjazz: Big Brother, love this tune!
	8:56am doctorjazz: (Gonna have to get to work at some point...)
	8:57am Uncle Michael: work, schmerk
	8:58am listener james from westwood: Whoa, Sir Douglas!
	8:58am doctorjazz: Sir Douglas, cool!
	9:03am Lane Gray: Does this mean it's the grovel-thon this week?
	9:04am Roberto: 'sup Unc'
	9:05am Asheville Jon: good morning Uncle Michael and everyone else
	9:05am joe: Like a wise man once said "Work is for suckers. Hello my name is Hoover"
	9:05am Uncle Michael: The grovel truck has pulled away. Lane! Roberto! Doc! James! Annie! Aus!
	9:06am Uncle Michael: Joe!
	9:06am joe: 'ello folks
	9:06am Uncle Michael: Jon!
	9:07am annie: hi A-Jon!!!
	9:07am joe: This would pair very well with the NY Doll Cuz I Sez so
	9:08am Uncle Michael: Hey, man...want me to scoot over?! (I kid)
	9:11am doctorjazz: Keeping my clicky-star finger busy... (Love this Stevie Wonder, and the reggae cover of it, who done it?)
	9:11am Asheville Jon: hey annie, how's it going?
	9:12am Dominick: where do I go?
	9:12am joe: Hand duly slapped :)
	9:13am annie: not bad....sitting on two cats over by greenlife...i made the mistake of taking the bus to citymac, then walked over to WF..... i hate to say how much i liked it..
	9:14am Lane Gray: Am I wrong, or is this in five?
	9:15am Uncle Michael: I'm counting six...seriously.
	9:16am joe: My wife and I were somewhere eating recently and Stevie came on the radio. She looked at me and with all seriousness said "Why the hell do I not listen to more Steveie Wonder. I should be listening to waaaay more Stevie Wonder"
	9:16am Asheville Jon: sounds like you're becoming spoiled annie! :)
	9:16am doctorjazz: The Mood I'm In sounds like in 6 to me...
	9:18am Uncle Michael: In other news... ;-)
	9:18am Lane Gray: I hear it now, but it had a weird accent
	9:19am listener james from westwood: That Pied Pipers was a treat!
	9:20am mauri: cookin music!
	9:20am Uncle Michael: Mauri!
	9:20am Rich in NC: Good morning all-----hey Uncle Michael
	9:21am Uncle Michael: Rich!
	9:22am Mike East: Sir Elton! What's up guys?
	9:22am Uncle Michael: Mike!
	9:23am annie: i was pleasantly surprised at the proximity to that plaza the bus stop was.. ok, gotta close this chat down, latest version of FF hates any movement at all, apparently..
	9:23am Lane Gray: I'm driving so I'm not going to look it up, but when was Elton born?
	9:23am Dominick: Yes! Heard this live on WLIR (Jeez 47 years ago!) Sure turned me around.
	9:27am Dominick: OOPS! WABC-FM (later WPLJ) Best commercial station in NYC at the time.
	9:27am V Priceless: Unc! Peeps!
	9:29am mrmucho: hi UM, still reeling from the 10m version of "world is a ghetto" last episode
	9:29am Roberto: Oh really? I have to say I preferred the 12-3 slot.
	9:31am Uncle Michael: Dominick! VP! MUCHO! I'll be happy to be back in the noon slot!
	9:31am The Oscar: What do you imagine rock 'n' roll shoes look like? Wingtips? Chuck Taylors?
	9:33am doctorjazz: The world will right itself again when Give the Drummer Some is back to 9 AM, and we Hink and Dink at noon (well, maybe it won't fully right itself, but the day's rhythm will get back to normal...)
	9:33am Uncle Michael: Oscar!
	9:33am Tate: Good music to start a Friday!
	9:34am doctorjazz: Hey, @Dominick (@9:27), was reminiscing about WABC-FM in the 8-9 part of the show.
	9:34am Uncle Michael: Tate!
	9:36am Stevel: Motorhead jumped out of the earphones on my desk and told me to listen.
	9:36am davefromtoronto: geez you weren't kidding about rocking out! this calls for another coffee...
	9:37am Uncle Michael: Steve! Don't argue!
	9:37am Uncle Michael: Dave!
	9:39am Stevel: "Wheeeeeer'd you go?!"
	9:39am Stevel: European Home: Top choice for album openers.
	9:40am Uncle Michael: Think Ezrin gets credit for that?
	9:40am The Oscar: I've always thought this album was incredibly underrated, just because it came out between two masterpieces. I'd say at least 50% of the songs are just about perfect, and the others are still pretty great.
	9:42am The Oscar: Also I'm working from home today, so only my cat can judge me if I sing along to Joe's part at the end.
	9:43am Stevel: When I bought this album, I thought it was another band (its been a while) (The Quick, from LA) although I had my doubts when I picked it out of the Budget Tapes and Records "New Wave" bin. After the initial let down, I played the hell out of it.
	9:43am Uncle Michael: Chicory Tip?
	9:45am Roberto: Yas Wesley!
	9:45am Stevel: Tippary Chick?
	9:47am The Oscar: WESLEY! One of my greatest regrets is that I couldn't rally anyone to go see his last Boston show :(
	9:48am βrian: Fugu for breakfast??
	9:50am Dominick: You'll play that "plink-plink jazz" or you won't get paid!
	9:53am βrian: Thanksgiving means lasagna in our house!
	9:57am Webhamster Henry: Dave? Dave's not here!
	9:57am Uncle Michael: Brian! We don't cotton to that sort of language around here.
	9:58am βrian: Oh, blowfish!
	9:58am Uncle Michael: Henry! That's my Black Sabbath album.
	9:58am Henry: anita, my jazz crush
	9:59am Uncle Michael: Other Henry!
	10:06am Mr C: Beverly Kenny and Morgana King. An Uncle Mike delight..
	10:06am Uncle Michael: I like torch-bearers. Mr. C!
	10:07am Webhamster Henry: More bells!
	10:12am Rich in NC: beautiful set going on here
	10:12am listener james from westwood: Oh, Mama Corleone in the house!
	10:14am Uncle Michael: uhh...yeah?
	10:20am Andrew Waterloo: I love love love apple pie
	10:20am βrian: Why have pie when you can have mashed turnips?
	10:21am Lane Gray: Why does that have to be an either/or?
	10:21am Uncle Michael: Andrew!
	10:22am βrian: Mashed turnip pie, then? Sounds a lot like pasties.
	10:22am Parq: I'm a better cook than many married men, but except for tollhouse cookies, baking eludes me completely, so you have my envy. (And not only for that, but that's another story.)
	10:24am Uncle Michael: Parq!
	🛒 10:24am Brian in UK: Uncle! @parq baking is a daylight activity.
	10:24am βrian: I think baking is about precision and good technique. So yep, I leave it to those who do it better.
	10:25am Uncle Michael: Brian! I reached a point where the science of baking didn't seem so daunting...so I've been applying myself.
	10:25am Jeff Golick: Derp-a-derp.
	10:26am Stevel: Shining dinosaurs!
	10:26am βrian: Now, nobody can touch my roasted corn bisque.
	10:27am Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	🛒 10:27am Brian in UK: @βrian no way can I reach it from here. You take the bisque(it)
	10:28am Uncle Michael: Don't start no funk, won't be none!
	🛒 10:28am Brian in UK: Time to make a fritata. Cook those onions slow until they are sweet and luscious.
	10:28am Lane Gray: I've been getting better at baking. Did some proper English crumpets the other day (Paul Hollywood's recipe). It's hell getting the skillet set
	10:29am βrian: On the other hand, I suppose all good art involves theft. I stole the concept from a chef I worked with.
	10:29am Mike East: Bootsy's backline rider has a crazy amount of subs on it...backline, not his foh rider. That guy can't get enough bass.
	10:30am Andrew Waterloo: I can follow recipes. I can also do a few recipes that require a bit more confidence in dough forming.
	🛒 10:31am Brian in UK: @Lane How do. Since I had Carpel Tunnel in both hands kneading bread is no fun, hence bread machine. Works well with strong Canadian white flour. Accuracy is important.
	10:32am Lane Gray: Mike, on a semi-related note, I played a 300 seat club in Hutchinson Kansas where the FOH had 24,000 watts of subs. And the engineer was a moron.
	10:32am Uncle Michael: Cooking often allows for adjustment as you go. Baking depends on getting it right before it goes into the oven....a huge difference.
	🛒 10:34am Brian in UK: Uncle, totally agree.
	10:34am βrian: I find most fruit pies to be over-sweetened. Some bakers have the restraint, though, to let the fruit shimmer.
	10:35am βrian: @UM: EXCEPT for when you've added too much salt.
	🛒 10:36am Brian in UK: With the change of clocks the hens have gone right off lay right now. None for over a week.
	10:36am Parq: Lane,, it's more the skill set than the skillet set that's my problem.
	10:37am Lane Gray: I HATE the sound of delay on pedal steel the way most people do it (single repeat about 300ms). I don't even own a delay box. He thought he would do me the favor of giving me a repeat. As soon as I heard it in the monitors, I stopped playing.
	10:37am Uncle Michael: Brian, even then, you can often increase the volume of whatever's been over-salted.
	10:37am βrian: I want see "skillet" in a band name.
	10:39am Lane Gray: Parq, I managed to get the dough/batter right. But they're done on a skillet instead of the oven. If it's as hot as a pancake skillet, they burn before they're done, but too cool and they won't brown. I threw away half of the batch.
	10:40am mauri: talk in unison with the melody
	10:40am listener james from westwood: Sounds like the score of a 50s Coronet child-indoctrination film. Or, by extension, an MST3K short.
	10:41am Lane Gray: ßrian, Gid Tanner beat you to it by 90 years. The Skillet Lickers.
	10:41am βrian: I'm pretty sure one of my skillets is at least 100 years old. I'm not into kitchen porn, but that skillet has poise and grace.
	10:43am βrian: Can't help but think those band members had swollen, burned tongues.
	10:44am doctorjazz: There's a band called Skillet en.wikipedia.org... They're a Christian Rock/Metal Band (my younger daughter was obsessed with them for a while-I took her to see them a few times...) In the country world there was Gid Tanner and the Skillet Lickers (be sure you let it cool first before you try this at home...)
	10:44am Lane Gray: And Google tells me there's a Christian hard rock band called "Skillet."
	10:45am doctorjazz: Have to admit, it was interesting bringing my Bat Mitzva'd daughter to Skillet shows...
	10:47am David D: Hinky Dinky Time: excellent music, fine food, great company.
	10:48am Uncle Michael: David! Ears burnin'?
	10:49am Lane Gray: One could almost be forgiven for thinking that B. J. Cole was the only British steel player.
	10:49am northguineahills: Not familiar Derek Gripper, very nice!
	10:50am Uncle Michael: That him on the Cochise? I really liked the steel on that.
	10:50am northguineahills: @David D: UM only gives me 2 out of the three, UM, where's the food!!!
	10:50am βrian: I believe nobody can listen to Djourou Kara Nany and remain a Republicant.
	10:50am Uncle Michael: NGH! You missed today' cumbia portion.
	10:54am Lane Gray: Yes, Michael. The odds are very good that if you hear steel on a British record from late 60s through the 90s, it's B. J.
	10:54am βrian: Chilled poached shrimp with lime aioli? Don't mind if I do ...
	10:54am Uncle Michael: Jesus, that sounds good, Brian.
	10:55am Lane Gray: Who is Dinah's tenor sax player? Nice touch
	10:56am David D: Did I forget to mention the drinks menu?
	10:56am Uncle Michael: Harold Land
	10:58am doctorjazz: Too early for lunch, but you folks are really making me hungry!
	10:58am Uncle Michael: Ray Nance singing for Duke.
	10:58am burke: Trick those natsies!
	10:58am davefromtoronto: public service jazz!
	10:58am Uncle Michael: Burke!
	11:01am doctorjazz: Love this Bowie cover, hadn't heard it
	11:02am Stevel: Such a cool cover by Bowie. Also, if you haven't seen the Mick Rock doc, I recommend it. I'd known of him, but not the whole story. Very talented photographer, in live or studio situations. I learned a lot.
	11:02am Stevel: doctorjazz: Listen to Pin Ups ASAP.
	11:03am Brian in the kitchen: Loved the cover of the first Cochise album. Liked Gordon Huntley's playing in Matthews Southern Comfort.
	11:03am doctorjazz: OK, I have my orders, have to dig Pin Ups up.
	11:04am βrian: Tamari-ginger marinated shiitakes, roasted on skewers. Hmm.
	11:04am doctorjazz: I liked the David Bowie doc on Netflix.
	11:04am Brian in the kitchen: To my surprise I am enjoying Blackstar.
	11:10am Dean: From now on it's ASHYM instead of STFU.
	11:11am Uncle Michael: Dean!
	11:12am davefromtoronto: this was my first dance wedding song!
	11:12am βrian: Monsieur le doyen.
	11:14am Dean: Comment ça va?
	🛒 11:16am Brian in UK: @Dean I went to Ely Cathedral last week and saw that wonderful Lantern. Essentially eight huge trees holding it up.Show of Hands were playing that night as part of their Cathedrals Tour.
	11:18am Dean: That sounds gorgeous, @Brian in UK. I wonder if Joe Ely ever played there...
	11:18am βrian: Très bien, merci. Je fais des rêves d'aioli ...
	11:18am doctorjazz: Just got a stash of Joe Ely albums, really like his stuff.
	11:18am Webhamster Henry: Tom Jones is coming to the Bardavon (Poughkeepsie) next spring.
	11:19am βrian: Buy extra panties now.
	11:20am Uncle Michael: Henry...GO....trust me.
	11:20am Dean: Band name alert: Rêves d'Aioli
	11:21am Dean: And if it weren't already a band name, a second alert: Brinsley Schwarz
	11:24am Dominick: UK "Columbia" lables londonjazzcollector.wordpress.com...
	11:25am Doug Schulkind: Am I picking up an a little extra dinky today, Uncle Michael? I like it!
	11:26am Uncle Michael: I'll finish on time!
	11:27am Uncle Michael: Doug! Thanks, Dominick.
	11:27am Doug Schulkind: I think of extra dinky as a qualitative thing, not quantitative.
	11:28am ndbob: morning UM and everyone
	11:28am Uncle Michael: Bob!
	11:28am ndbob: Gene Chandler!
	11:29am βrian: "Vote for Dinky"
	11:32am Jeff Golick: Jackie was as hip as they come.
	11:33am northguineahills: Digging this Jackie
	11:34am Dean: Helped my son study for a climate exam in school today. One of the concepts he needs to understand is "density" and its relation to air pressure, temperature, etc. Here's how I illustrated density: Consider all those LPs and CDs in dad's record room, tightly packed in their shelves and racks. What if I got rid of half of them? Would the result be more or less dense? What if I retained all of them, but shelved them in a room twice as large with more shelving? He understood instantly.
	11:35am Uncle Michael: You are my density.
	11:35am Jeff Golick: What is understood, certainly, is that dad is nuts.
	11:36am Doug Schulkind: This smoking is.
	11:36am Dean: That goes without saying.
	🛒 11:36am Brian in UK: @Dean so he said to the teacher one day we will have a bedroom until then the records get priority.
	11:37am Dean: @Brian in UK: Watch it. You're treading very close to sensitive territory. Really.
	11:41am Jeff Golick: Went to look up personnel at wiki. This opening bit caught my eye: "This article is about the album. For the book by Sean Hannity, see Let Freedom Ring: Winning the War of Liberty over Liberalism. For the 1939 Western, see Let Freedom Ring (film). For the documentary about hemp, see High Times." There's a lot to unpack there.
	11:41am doctorjazz: Nice, this Jackie McLean!
	11:41am Jeff Golick: Oh, P.S.: Jackie McLean — alto saxophone Walter Davis, Jr. — piano Herbie Lewis — bass Billy Higgins — drums
	11:42am doctorjazz: But, are the reggae albums denser than the bebop? Me thinks so...
	11:42am Dean: What an ensemble! Recently picked up a Hank Jones record with Higgins and Dave Holland.
	11:44am Dean: Most dense, @doctorjazz, by a m-i-l-e: classical. You know, opera, complete symphonies...
	11:45am Doug Schulkind: Four out of five licensed real estate agents agree that a house is indeed a home.
	11:49am Lane Gray: Roger Miller says not always. (He wrote some of the saddest country songs ever)
	11:50am Doug Schulkind: How much does an otway?
	11:51am northguineahills: Leonard Cohen has penned his final song :(
	11:51am Jeff Golick: About as much as a henway.
	11:52am Rich in Washington: What's a henway?
	11:52am Rich in Washington: I think I have raved about this here before, but the documentary on Otway, Stardust Man is really excellent. What a nutter.
	11:53am Uncle Michael: "Cheryl - A Rock Opera" Think about that. It's just as you imagine.
	11:53am Rich in Washington: Whoa. I had no idea Otway did something with Attila.
	11:54am βrian: Off to ponder preservation metadata. Thanks, UM.
	11:54am Dean: Very cool, @βrian. Preservation of what sorts of content?
	11:55am doctorjazz: Thanks, UM, great fun!
	11:55am βrian: Image and audio files, mainly. Text is too scary to even think about just yet.
	11:56am Rich in Washington: I like to think Cheryl's Going Home and Living Next Door To Alice exist in the same universe.
	11:56am Rich in Washington: But NOT Run Joey Run.
	11:57am Uncle Michael: Thank for playing along with this nonsense, everyone. Who the fuck is Alice?
	11:57am Dominick: very nice
	11:57am northguineahills: feliz la fin la semana, UM!
	11:57am Rich in NC: Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours Uncle Michael
	11:58am Dean: Early '70s French prog band
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Friday frolicking achieved! Thanks, UM!
	11:59am ndbob: excellent show UM!
	11:59am burke: Thanks UM, be well! (as they say down at the food co-op)
	12:00pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @UM!
	12:01pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, UM! Good luck with those pies!
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: Thanksgiving Fill-in note: David and Ruth of Ridgewood Radio will be filling in for Explorers Room on Thanksgiving evening!
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: Bye!
	🛒 12:03pm Brian in UK: I live about eight stops down the line from Wembley Central Station. Just saying. Thanks Uncle.
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Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from November 17, 2017

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Turning over the toy box and jamming together the gloriously mismatched musical Lincoln Logs, Legos and Tinker Toys from Tin Pan Alley pluggers, pickled egg tavern weepers, lockstep soul ensembles, skinny-tie power poppers, Eurotrash ravers, moontanned art school rockers, drunken soccer anthems and anything else that seems like a good idea at the time. There are no guilty pleasures.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Flamin' Groovies	What The Hell's Goin' On	Fantastic Plastic	Severn	2017		0:01:38 (Pop-up)
The 5th Dimension	Save The Country	single (b/w Dimension 5)	Bell	1970	(From: Up Up And Away: The Definitive Collection)	0:06:13 (Pop-up)
Stevie Wonder	I Don't Know Why "I Don't Know Why" by "Stevie Wonder"	single (b/w My Cherie Amour)	Tamla	1969	(From: At The Close Of The Century)	0:08:48 (Pop-up)
Mike Sammes Singers	The Mood I'm In	Sounds Sensational	Columbia	1965		0:11:31 (Pop-up)
Pied Pipers	Penny "Penny" by "Pied Pipers"	shellac 10" b/w Lone Star Moon)	Capitol	1947		0:15:28 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Country Comfort "Country Comfort" by "Elton John"	prev. unr.	n/a	1971	(From: 17-11-70 (Record Store Day LP w/ bonus tracks))	0:18:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Dynatones	The Fife Piper "The Fife Piper" by "The Dynatones"	single (b/w And I Always Will)	HBR	1966	(From: Lost Jukebox Vol. 18)	0:23:02 (Pop-up)
Crocheted Doughnut Ring	Get Out Your Rock 'n' Roll Shoes	single (b-side to Maxine's Parlour)	Deram	1968	(From: Psychedelic Archaeology)	0:28:07 (Pop-up)
Rose Tattoo	Rock 'n' Roll Outlaw "Rock 'n' Roll Outlaw" by "Rose Tattoo"	Rose Tattoo	Albert Productions	1978		0:30:58 (Pop-up)
Motorhead	Live To Win "Live To Win" by "Motorhead"	Ace Of Spades	Bronze	1980		0:34:14 (Pop-up)
The Clash	Safe European Home "Safe European Home" by "The Clash"	Give 'em Enough Rope	CBS	1978		0:37:43 (Pop-up)
Chicory Tip	Friend Of Mine "Friend Of Mine" by "Chicory Tip"	Son Of My Father	Epic	1972	(From: The Best Of)	0:41:31 (Pop-up)
Wesley Willis	Girls On Film "Girls On Film" by "Wesley Willis"	The Duran Duran Tribute Album	Mojo	1997	(From: Greatest Hits Volume2)	0:43:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Franck Pourcel's French Fiddles (The Rockin' Strings Of Franck Pourcel)	Only You (Loin De Vous)	single (b/w Rainy Night In Paris)	Capitol	1969	(From: Biky's Best Instrumental Music (Part 47))	0:47:34 (Pop-up)
Carol Fran	Knock Knock "Knock Knock" by "Carol Fran"	single (b/w Emmit Lee's Come Back)	Excello	1959	(From: The R&B Singles Collection Vol.03)	0:52:36 (Pop-up)
Carol Fran	I Quit My Knocking "I Quit My Knocking" by "Carol Fran"	single (b/w If We Should Meet Again)	Excello	1958	(From: Joan Selects, Volume 12)	0:54:37 (Pop-up)
Anita O'Day	Takin' A Chance On Love	Anita Sings the Most	Verve	1957	(From: Complete Verve/Clef Sessions)	0:56:56 (Pop-up)
Beverly Kenney	A Lover Like You "A Lover Like You" by "Beverly Kenney"	Sings For Playboys	Decca	1958		0:59:14 (Pop-up)
Morgana King	Why Was I Born "Why Was I Born" by "Morgana King"	Sings The Blues	Mercury	1957		1:02:36 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Why "Why" by "Fleetwood Mac"	Mystery To Me	Reprise	1973	(From: 25 Years The Chain)	1:06:25 (Pop-up)
Jessica Lea Mayfield	Sorry Is Gone	Sorry Is Gone	ATO	2017		1:11:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Al Kooper Introduces Shuggie Otis	Double Or Nothing	Kooper Session	Columbia	1969		1:14:27 (Pop-up)
Nat King Cole	Pitchin' Up A Boogie	shellac 10" (b/w I'm Lost)	Excelsior	1948	(From: Trio Recordings, The - Vol. 5)	1:19:04 (Pop-up)
Mel & Tim	Do Right Baby "Do Right Baby" by "Mel & Tim"	single (b-side to Backfield In Motion)	Bamboo	1969		1:22:05 (Pop-up)
Bootsy Collins	World Wide Funk "World Wide Funk" by "Bootsy Collins"	World Wide Funk	Mascot	2017		1:24:34 (Pop-up)
The Binary Cumbia Orchestra	Bo D' Gh	Golazo	Bandcamp	2011	(From: https://tbco.bandcamp.com/album/golazo)	1:29:40 (Pop-up)
Swamp Dogg	Do Our Thing Together "Do Our Thing Together" by "Swamp Dogg"	Rat On!	Elektra	1971	(From: The Excellent Sides, Vol. 1 - Rat On)	1:34:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Orchestra Raphaele	Scaramuccia "Scaramuccia" by "Orchestra Raphaele"	unk.	unk.	unk.	(From: Test Card Music Vol. 10)	1:37:58 (Pop-up)
Cochise	Can I Break Your Heart "Can I Break Your Heart" by "Cochise"	Swallow Tales	Liberty	1971		1:41:57 (Pop-up)
Derek Gripper	Djourou Kara Nany "Djourou Kara Nany" by "Derek Gripper"	One Night On Earth: Music From The Strings Of Mali	New Cape	2013		1:46:51 (Pop-up)
Dinah Washington	Darn That Dream "Darn That Dream" by "Dinah Washington"	Dinah Jams	Emarcy	1955		1:51:03 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	A Slip Of The Lip "A Slip Of The Lip" by "Duke Ellington"	shellac 10" (b/w Sentimental Lady)	Victor	1942	(From: The Duke Ellington Centennial Edition)	1:56:14 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	I Can't Explain "I Can't Explain" by "David Bowie"	Pin Ups	RCA	1973		1:59:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Walter Wanderley	Proton Electron Neutron	Moondreams	A&M/CTI	1969		2:01:14 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Reed	Aw Shucks Hush Your Mouth	single (b/w Baby, What's Wrong)	Vee Jay	1962		2:06:33 (Pop-up)
Joe Maphis And Rose Lee	Dim Lights, Thick Smoke (And Loud, Loud Music)	single (b/w Black Mountain Rag (On A Saturday Night))	Okeh	1953	(From: Dim Lights, Thick Smoke And Hillbilly Music - Country And Western Hit Parade)	2:08:56 (Pop-up)
Sanford Clark	The Fool "The Fool" by "Sanford Clark"	single (b/w Lonesome For A Letter)	Dot	1956	(From: The Golden Age Of American Rock 'n' Roll Vol.8)	2:11:48 (Pop-up)
Tom Jones	Lonely Joe "Lonely Joe" by "Tom Jones"	single (b/w I Was A Fool)	Columbia	1965	(From: The Exceptional Joe Meek: The Missing Recordings & Rarities)	2:14:27 (Pop-up)
Brinsley Schwarz	Everybody "Everybody" by "Brinsley Schwarz"	The New Favourites Of Brinsley Schwarz	United Artists	1974		2:17:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Al Caiola	Wheels "Wheels" by "Al Caiola"	Golden Hit Instrumentals	United Artists	1961		2:20:09 (Pop-up)
The Torquays	Ghost Riders "Ghost Riders" by "The Torquays"	A Date With ...	Tork-A-Disk	1998		2:23:17 (Pop-up)
The Dukays	Nite Owl "Nite Owl" by "The Dukays"	single (b-side to Festival Of Love)	Nat	1961	(From: The Golden Age Of American Rock 'n' Roll: Special Doo Wop Edition Vol.2)	2:25:42 (Pop-up)
Jackie McLean	Melody For Melonae "Melody For Melonae" by "Jackie McLean"	Let Freedom Ring	Blue Note	1963		2:28:03 (Pop-up)
Dionne Warwick	The Windows Of The World	single (b/w Walk Little Dolly)	Scepter	1967		2:41:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Giorgio Moroder	Doo-Bee-Doo-Bee-Doo	single (b-side to Mah-Ná-Mah-Ná)	Barclay	1968	(From: Schlagermoroder (Volume 1 - 1966-1975))	2:44:27 (Pop-up)
Attila The Stockbroker & John Otway	A Wembley Central Encounter	Cheryl - A Rock Opera	Strike Back	1991		2:47:44 (Pop-up)
John Otway & Wild Willy Barrett	Cheryl's Going Home	John Otway & Wild Willy Barrett	Extracked	1977		2:49:48 (Pop-up)
Paul & Linda McCartney	Eat At Home	Ram	Apple	1971		2:54:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		2:57:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:49am doctorjazz: First in, hi all! (check back in a bit to see what today's radio archive is).
	7:49am listener james from westwood: Heya, UM and all!
	7:52am ausmanx: good evening, chaps. it's jacaranda time down here and they've been exceptionally good this year www.google.com.au...
	7:52am Uncle Michael: Good morning, freeform historians.
	7:54am Uncle Michael: "Clyde Clifford" 'invented' freeform in ARKANSAS in 1966...but no examples from before 1970 have been found, ass far as I know.
	7:54am Uncle Michael: That's beautiful, Aus.
	7:56am ausmanx: yep, it's a very sydney thing, but only lasts a couple of weeks. after this november, i am reminded that if anyone ever wants to visit here, this is the time of year to come!
	8:02am doctorjazz: Really DOES sound like 1967, getting a contact high...
	8:04am doctorjazz: (love the organ...)
	8:04am ausmanx: what does freeform actually mean, though? and oh, i forgot, we're going to the World Cup next year!
	8:07am doctorjazz: I missed the opening, who's the band?
	8:08am listener james from westwood: Listening to yr airchecks these weeks, the difference from what was on the air is so amazingly stark. I feel like I'm listening to FMU compared to the 2-songs-then-live-ads-then-news rhythm of then-current radio.
	8:10am doctorjazz: Clay actually does a show with the feel of that older radio, 2 songs, then talk (doesn't do commercials, obviously, has something between the small sets, but the rhythm of the show is similar, on purpose, I believe).
	8:11am ausmanx: that must be the same organ that pink floyd took on tour in 1968...
	8:13am listener james from westwood: Clay is absolutely killing it. He's involving the rest of the station in ways I don't know if any of the other worthy contenders, as excellent as they are in their current slots, would have done. It's got that older-radio pace but with that wide freeform playlist and he just creates community.
	8:14am listener james from westwood: I do dig the older airchecks and their pace; it just struck me how folks back then were likely surprised not to hear commercials, etc. on something that clearly wasn't a classical or religious station with those long periods of music or other content.
	8:15am listener james from westwood: Was lucky enough to watch Clay in action from the phone room last Marathon and it was so clear he had that spark.
	8:15am annie: the pop-up STILL does not load from the omments page.
	8:19am doctorjazz: Absolutely, the way Clay got the rest of the DJ's to contribute is just brilliant (and they have all come up with really interesting little "reports"). When free-form first hit the NY area (at least the first I heard it), on WABC-FM (which later became WPLJ-FM) at about the same time as this archive, it sounded very similar; minimal comments from a "DJ", hardly even any announcements on the music that was being played.
	8:19am listener james from westwood: If it helps, it seems to be popping up and playing in Chrome on PC.
	8:19am Uncle Michael: I wish I could hang out more before my show...busy shoveling breakfast in my face and then off to the shower...
	8:20am doctorjazz: My office computer is Windows, Pop-up working fine (it's the only thing that would work in the office, won't open the 128k mp3). Sorry, Annie.
	8:21am listener james from westwood: Catch Big Brother & the Holding Co. @ the Avalon Ballroom, & possibly be there for the recording of "Combination of the Two" as heard on the Fear & Loathing soundtrack!
	8:21am listener james from westwood: Always better to shovel breakfast than shovel snow!
	8:22am annie: i think it's actually firefox screwing up... and this latest "quantum" fix is horrible...i use a mac, loved safari until it started crapping out constantly..i guess there is no pristine smooth browser experience... sigh...
	8:23am doctorjazz: The show sounds really San Francisco oriented, there's such a commonality of the band's sounds and instrumentation.
	8:24am annie: and FF does not let flash run smoothly at all now... or, argues with it constantly.. ...ok rant over..
	8:24am doctorjazz: Safari doesn't work?
	8:26am doctorjazz: Some alternatives (I've used Opera, seems good and many like it) www.macworld.co.uk...
	8:41am annie: safari crashes each time i turn it on, after half an hour or so it stops completely. opera is worthless.. i also think i just have a stange energy with electronics. is that macworld site helpful for the US?
	8:42am annie: i made a comment on the FF Fb page... see what comes back for comments
	8:46am doctorjazz: Those browsers should be good in US as well, but it looks like you've tried most of them (I assume you used Chrome). I mostly use a Windows machine (have an iMac that collects dust most of the time). I've used Dolphin browser on an old iPad, but think that is for ios.
	8:49am Uncle Michael: I'm a little sad that I only get to share three more audio treats.
	8:50am annie: i really do not like chrome, mostly because my browsing habits should be my own and not constantly tracked.. i also think much of the problems stem from trying to woo smartphone/android devices.. i can deal with it, i just hate the left-in-the-dust feeeling. UM, the months have sped up definitely.. there must be a way you can make it happen.
	8:52am doctorjazz: I suppose you could broadcast them at 3PM...
	8:53am Uncle Michael: A possibility...
	8:56am doctorjazz: Big Brother, love this tune!
	8:56am doctorjazz: (Gonna have to get to work at some point...)
	8:57am Uncle Michael: work, schmerk
	8:58am listener james from westwood: Whoa, Sir Douglas!
	8:58am doctorjazz: Sir Douglas, cool!
	9:03am Lane Gray: Does this mean it's the grovel-thon this week?
	9:04am Roberto: 'sup Unc'
	9:05am Asheville Jon: good morning Uncle Michael and everyone else
	9:05am joe: Like a wise man once said "Work is for suckers. Hello my name is Hoover"
	9:05am Uncle Michael: The grovel truck has pulled away. Lane! Roberto! Doc! James! Annie! Aus!
	9:06am Uncle Michael: Joe!
	9:06am joe: 'ello folks
	9:06am Uncle Michael: Jon!
	9:07am annie: hi A-Jon!!!
	9:07am joe: This would pair very well with the NY Doll Cuz I Sez so
	9:08am Uncle Michael: Hey, man...want me to scoot over?! (I kid)
	9:11am doctorjazz: Keeping my clicky-star finger busy... (Love this Stevie Wonder, and the reggae cover of it, who done it?)
	9:11am Asheville Jon: hey annie, how's it going?
	9:12am Dominick: where do I go?
	9:12am joe: Hand duly slapped :)
	9:13am annie: not bad....sitting on two cats over by greenlife...i made the mistake of taking the bus to citymac, then walked over to WF..... i hate to say how much i liked it..
	9:14am Lane Gray: Am I wrong, or is this in five?
	9:15am Uncle Michael: I'm counting six...seriously.
	9:16am joe: My wife and I were somewhere eating recently and Stevie came on the radio. She looked at me and with all seriousness said "Why the hell do I not listen to more Steveie Wonder. I should be listening to waaaay more Stevie Wonder"
	9:16am Asheville Jon: sounds like you're becoming spoiled annie! :)
	9:16am doctorjazz: The Mood I'm In sounds like in 6 to me...
	9:18am Uncle Michael: In other news... ;-)
	9:18am Lane Gray: I hear it now, but it had a weird accent
	9:19am listener james from westwood: That Pied Pipers was a treat!
	9:20am mauri: cookin music!
	9:20am Uncle Michael: Mauri!
	9:20am Rich in NC: Good morning all-----hey Uncle Michael
	9:21am Uncle Michael: Rich!
	9:22am Mike East: Sir Elton! What's up guys?
	9:22am Uncle Michael: Mike!
	9:23am annie: i was pleasantly surprised at the proximity to that plaza the bus stop was.. ok, gotta close this chat down, latest version of FF hates any movement at all, apparently..
	9:23am Lane Gray: I'm driving so I'm not going to look it up, but when was Elton born?
	9:23am Dominick: Yes! Heard this live on WLIR (Jeez 47 years ago!) Sure turned me around.
	9:27am Dominick: OOPS! WABC-FM (later WPLJ) Best commercial station in NYC at the time.
	9:27am V Priceless: Unc! Peeps!
	9:29am mrmucho: hi UM, still reeling from the 10m version of "world is a ghetto" last episode
	9:29am Roberto: Oh really? I have to say I preferred the 12-3 slot.
	9:31am Uncle Michael: Dominick! VP! MUCHO! I'll be happy to be back in the noon slot!
	9:31am The Oscar: What do you imagine rock 'n' roll shoes look like? Wingtips? Chuck Taylors?
	9:33am doctorjazz: The world will right itself again when Give the Drummer Some is back to 9 AM, and we Hink and Dink at noon (well, maybe it won't fully right itself, but the day's rhythm will get back to normal...)
	9:33am Uncle Michael: Oscar!
	9:33am Tate: Good music to start a Friday!
	9:34am doctorjazz: Hey, @Dominick (@9:27), was reminiscing about WABC-FM in the 8-9 part of the show.
	9:34am Uncle Michael: Tate!
	9:36am Stevel: Motorhead jumped out of the earphones on my desk and told me to listen.
	9:36am davefromtoronto: geez you weren't kidding about rocking out! this calls for another coffee...
	9:37am Uncle Michael: Steve! Don't argue!
	9:37am Uncle Michael: Dave!
	9:39am Stevel: "Wheeeeeer'd you go?!"
	9:39am Stevel: European Home: Top choice for album openers.
	9:40am Uncle Michael: Think Ezrin gets credit for that?
	9:40am The Oscar: I've always thought this album was incredibly underrated, just because it came out between two masterpieces. I'd say at least 50% of the songs are just about perfect, and the others are still pretty great.
	9:42am The Oscar: Also I'm working from home today, so only my cat can judge me if I sing along to Joe's part at the end.
	9:43am Stevel: When I bought this album, I thought it was another band (its been a while) (The Quick, from LA) although I had my doubts when I picked it out of the Budget Tapes and Records "New Wave" bin. After the initial let down, I played the hell out of it.
	9:43am Uncle Michael: Chicory Tip?
	9:45am Roberto: Yas Wesley!
	9:45am Stevel: Tippary Chick?
	9:47am The Oscar: WESLEY! One of my greatest regrets is that I couldn't rally anyone to go see his last Boston show :(
	9:48am βrian: Fugu for breakfast??
	9:50am Dominick: You'll play that "plink-plink jazz" or you won't get paid!
	9:53am βrian: Thanksgiving means lasagna in our house!
	9:57am Webhamster Henry: Dave? Dave's not here!
	9:57am Uncle Michael: Brian! We don't cotton to that sort of language around here.
	9:58am βrian: Oh, blowfish!
	9:58am Uncle Michael: Henry! That's my Black Sabbath album.
	9:58am Henry: anita, my jazz crush
	9:59am Uncle Michael: Other Henry!
	10:06am Mr C: Beverly Kenny and Morgana King. An Uncle Mike delight..
	10:06am Uncle Michael: I like torch-bearers. Mr. C!
	10:07am Webhamster Henry: More bells!
	10:12am Rich in NC: beautiful set going on here
	10:12am listener james from westwood: Oh, Mama Corleone in the house!
	10:14am Uncle Michael: uhh...yeah?
	10:20am Andrew Waterloo: I love love love apple pie
	10:20am βrian: Why have pie when you can have mashed turnips?
	10:21am Lane Gray: Why does that have to be an either/or?
	10:21am Uncle Michael: Andrew!
	10:22am βrian: Mashed turnip pie, then? Sounds a lot like pasties.
	10:22am Parq: I'm a better cook than many married men, but except for tollhouse cookies, baking eludes me completely, so you have my envy. (And not only for that, but that's another story.)
	10:24am Uncle Michael: Parq!
	🛒 10:24am Brian in UK: Uncle! @parq baking is a daylight activity.
	10:24am βrian: I think baking is about precision and good technique. So yep, I leave it to those who do it better.
	10:25am Uncle Michael: Brian! I reached a point where the science of baking didn't seem so daunting...so I've been applying myself.
	10:25am Jeff Golick: Derp-a-derp.
	10:26am Stevel: Shining dinosaurs!
	10:26am βrian: Now, nobody can touch my roasted corn bisque.
	10:27am Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	🛒 10:27am Brian in UK: @βrian no way can I reach it from here. You take the bisque(it)
	10:28am Uncle Michael: Don't start no funk, won't be none!
	🛒 10:28am Brian in UK: Time to make a fritata. Cook those onions slow until they are sweet and luscious.
	10:28am Lane Gray: I've been getting better at baking. Did some proper English crumpets the other day (Paul Hollywood's recipe). It's hell getting the skillet set
	10:29am βrian: On the other hand, I suppose all good art involves theft. I stole the concept from a chef I worked with.
	10:29am Mike East: Bootsy's backline rider has a crazy amount of subs on it...backline, not his foh rider. That guy can't get enough bass.
	10:30am Andrew Waterloo: I can follow recipes. I can also do a few recipes that require a bit more confidence in dough forming.
	🛒 10:31am Brian in UK: @Lane How do. Since I had Carpel Tunnel in both hands kneading bread is no fun, hence bread machine. Works well with strong Canadian white flour. Accuracy is important.
	10:32am Lane Gray: Mike, on a semi-related note, I played a 300 seat club in Hutchinson Kansas where the FOH had 24,000 watts of subs. And the engineer was a moron.
	10:32am Uncle Michael: Cooking often allows for adjustment as you go. Baking depends on getting it right before it goes into the oven....a huge difference.
	🛒 10:34am Brian in UK: Uncle, totally agree.
	10:34am βrian: I find most fruit pies to be over-sweetened. Some bakers have the restraint, though, to let the fruit shimmer.
	10:35am βrian: @UM: EXCEPT for when you've added too much salt.
	🛒 10:36am Brian in UK: With the change of clocks the hens have gone right off lay right now. None for over a week.
	10:36am Parq: Lane,, it's more the skill set than the skillet set that's my problem.
	10:37am Lane Gray: I HATE the sound of delay on pedal steel the way most people do it (single repeat about 300ms). I don't even own a delay box. He thought he would do me the favor of giving me a repeat. As soon as I heard it in the monitors, I stopped playing.
	10:37am Uncle Michael: Brian, even then, you can often increase the volume of whatever's been over-salted.
	10:37am βrian: I want see "skillet" in a band name.
	10:39am Lane Gray: Parq, I managed to get the dough/batter right. But they're done on a skillet instead of the oven. If it's as hot as a pancake skillet, they burn before they're done, but too cool and they won't brown. I threw away half of the batch.
	10:40am mauri: talk in unison with the melody
	10:40am listener james from westwood: Sounds like the score of a 50s Coronet child-indoctrination film. Or, by extension, an MST3K short.
	10:41am Lane Gray: ßrian, Gid Tanner beat you to it by 90 years. The Skillet Lickers.
	10:41am βrian: I'm pretty sure one of my skillets is at least 100 years old. I'm not into kitchen porn, but that skillet has poise and grace.
	10:43am βrian: Can't help but think those band members had swollen, burned tongues.
	10:44am doctorjazz: There's a band called Skillet en.wikipedia.org... They're a Christian Rock/Metal Band (my younger daughter was obsessed with them for a while-I took her to see them a few times...) In the country world there was Gid Tanner and the Skillet Lickers (be sure you let it cool first before you try this at home...)
	10:44am Lane Gray: And Google tells me there's a Christian hard rock band called "Skillet."
	10:45am doctorjazz: Have to admit, it was interesting bringing my Bat Mitzva'd daughter to Skillet shows...
	10:47am David D: Hinky Dinky Time: excellent music, fine food, great company.
	10:48am Uncle Michael: David! Ears burnin'?
	10:49am Lane Gray: One could almost be forgiven for thinking that B. J. Cole was the only British steel player.
	10:49am northguineahills: Not familiar Derek Gripper, very nice!
	10:50am Uncle Michael: That him on the Cochise? I really liked the steel on that.
	10:50am northguineahills: @David D: UM only gives me 2 out of the three, UM, where's the food!!!
	10:50am βrian: I believe nobody can listen to Djourou Kara Nany and remain a Republicant.
	10:50am Uncle Michael: NGH! You missed today' cumbia portion.
	10:54am Lane Gray: Yes, Michael. The odds are very good that if you hear steel on a British record from late 60s through the 90s, it's B. J.
	10:54am βrian: Chilled poached shrimp with lime aioli? Don't mind if I do ...
	10:54am Uncle Michael: Jesus, that sounds good, Brian.
	10:55am Lane Gray: Who is Dinah's tenor sax player? Nice touch
	10:56am David D: Did I forget to mention the drinks menu?
	10:56am Uncle Michael: Harold Land
	10:58am doctorjazz: Too early for lunch, but you folks are really making me hungry!
	10:58am Uncle Michael: Ray Nance singing for Duke.
	10:58am burke: Trick those natsies!
	10:58am davefromtoronto: public service jazz!
	10:58am Uncle Michael: Burke!
	11:01am doctorjazz: Love this Bowie cover, hadn't heard it
	11:02am Stevel: Such a cool cover by Bowie. Also, if you haven't seen the Mick Rock doc, I recommend it. I'd known of him, but not the whole story. Very talented photographer, in live or studio situations. I learned a lot.
	11:02am Stevel: doctorjazz: Listen to Pin Ups ASAP.
	11:03am Brian in the kitchen: Loved the cover of the first Cochise album. Liked Gordon Huntley's playing in Matthews Southern Comfort.
	11:03am doctorjazz: OK, I have my orders, have to dig Pin Ups up.
	11:04am βrian: Tamari-ginger marinated shiitakes, roasted on skewers. Hmm.
	11:04am doctorjazz: I liked the David Bowie doc on Netflix.
	11:04am Brian in the kitchen: To my surprise I am enjoying Blackstar.
	11:10am Dean: From now on it's ASHYM instead of STFU.
	11:11am Uncle Michael: Dean!
	11:12am davefromtoronto: this was my first dance wedding song!
	11:12am βrian: Monsieur le doyen.
	11:14am Dean: Comment ça va?
	🛒 11:16am Brian in UK: @Dean I went to Ely Cathedral last week and saw that wonderful Lantern. Essentially eight huge trees holding it up.Show of Hands were playing that night as part of their Cathedrals Tour.
	11:18am Dean: That sounds gorgeous, @Brian in UK. I wonder if Joe Ely ever played there...
	11:18am βrian: Très bien, merci. Je fais des rêves d'aioli ...
	11:18am doctorjazz: Just got a stash of Joe Ely albums, really like his stuff.
	11:18am Webhamster Henry: Tom Jones is coming to the Bardavon (Poughkeepsie) next spring.
	11:19am βrian: Buy extra panties now.
	11:20am Uncle Michael: Henry...GO....trust me.
	11:20am Dean: Band name alert: Rêves d'Aioli
	11:21am Dean: And if it weren't already a band name, a second alert: Brinsley Schwarz
	11:24am Dominick: UK "Columbia" lables londonjazzcollector.wordpress.com...
	11:25am Doug Schulkind: Am I picking up an a little extra dinky today, Uncle Michael? I like it!
	11:26am Uncle Michael: I'll finish on time!
	11:27am Uncle Michael: Doug! Thanks, Dominick.
	11:27am Doug Schulkind: I think of extra dinky as a qualitative thing, not quantitative.
	11:28am ndbob: morning UM and everyone
	11:28am Uncle Michael: Bob!
	11:28am ndbob: Gene Chandler!
	11:29am βrian: "Vote for Dinky"
	11:32am Jeff Golick: Jackie was as hip as they come.
	11:33am northguineahills: Digging this Jackie
	11:34am Dean: Helped my son study for a climate exam in school today. One of the concepts he needs to understand is "density" and its relation to air pressure, temperature, etc. Here's how I illustrated density: Consider all those LPs and CDs in dad's record room, tightly packed in their shelves and racks. What if I got rid of half of them? Would the result be more or less dense? What if I retained all of them, but shelved them in a room twice as large with more shelving? He understood instantly.
	11:35am Uncle Michael: You are my density.
	11:35am Jeff Golick: What is understood, certainly, is that dad is nuts.
	11:36am Doug Schulkind: This smoking is.
	11:36am Dean: That goes without saying.
	🛒 11:36am Brian in UK: @Dean so he said to the teacher one day we will have a bedroom until then the records get priority.
	11:37am Dean: @Brian in UK: Watch it. You're treading very close to sensitive territory. Really.
	11:41am Jeff Golick: Went to look up personnel at wiki. This opening bit caught my eye: "This article is about the album. For the book by Sean Hannity, see Let Freedom Ring: Winning the War of Liberty over Liberalism. For the 1939 Western, see Let Freedom Ring (film). For the documentary about hemp, see High Times." There's a lot to unpack there.
	11:41am doctorjazz: Nice, this Jackie McLean!
	11:41am Jeff Golick: Oh, P.S.: Jackie McLean — alto saxophone Walter Davis, Jr. — piano Herbie Lewis — bass Billy Higgins — drums
	11:42am doctorjazz: But, are the reggae albums denser than the bebop? Me thinks so...
	11:42am Dean: What an ensemble! Recently picked up a Hank Jones record with Higgins and Dave Holland.
	11:44am Dean: Most dense, @doctorjazz, by a m-i-l-e: classical. You know, opera, complete symphonies...
	11:45am Doug Schulkind: Four out of five licensed real estate agents agree that a house is indeed a home.
	11:49am Lane Gray: Roger Miller says not always. (He wrote some of the saddest country songs ever)
	11:50am Doug Schulkind: How much does an otway?
	11:51am northguineahills: Leonard Cohen has penned his final song :(
	11:51am Jeff Golick: About as much as a henway.
	11:52am Rich in Washington: What's a henway?
	11:52am Rich in Washington: I think I have raved about this here before, but the documentary on Otway, Stardust Man is really excellent. What a nutter.
	11:53am Uncle Michael: "Cheryl - A Rock Opera" Think about that. It's just as you imagine.
	11:53am Rich in Washington: Whoa. I had no idea Otway did something with Attila.
	11:54am βrian: Off to ponder preservation metadata. Thanks, UM.
	11:54am Dean: Very cool, @βrian. Preservation of what sorts of content?
	11:55am doctorjazz: Thanks, UM, great fun!
	11:55am βrian: Image and audio files, mainly. Text is too scary to even think about just yet.
	11:56am Rich in Washington: I like to think Cheryl's Going Home and Living Next Door To Alice exist in the same universe.
	11:56am Rich in Washington: But NOT Run Joey Run.
	11:57am Uncle Michael: Thank for playing along with this nonsense, everyone. Who the fuck is Alice?
	11:57am Dominick: very nice
	11:57am northguineahills: feliz la fin la semana, UM!
	11:57am Rich in NC: Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours Uncle Michael
	11:58am Dean: Early '70s French prog band
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Friday frolicking achieved! Thanks, UM!
	11:59am ndbob: excellent show UM!
	11:59am burke: Thanks UM, be well! (as they say down at the food co-op)
	12:00pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @UM!
	12:01pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, UM! Good luck with those pies!
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: Thanksgiving Fill-in note: David and Ruth of Ridgewood Radio will be filling in for Explorers Room on Thanksgiving evening!
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: Bye!
	🛒 12:03pm Brian in UK: I live about eight stops down the line from Wembley Central Station. Just saying. Thanks Uncle.
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Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from November 17, 2017

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