WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from January 12, 2018

Listener comments!
	11:01am Asheville Jon: Good day everyone!
	12:01pm Funky16Corners: Whatup Gamera?
	12:01pm Parq: Dance, tortoise, dance.
	12:01pm queems: yayy
	12:01pm burke: Hi from the Land of the Desert Tortoise (Palm Desert, Calif)
	12:01pm Roberto: Tio mio! I've been out of commission, so this is happy new year to me!
	12:02pm Mark Hurst: Hey UM! Hi all!
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Holy shit!
	12:03pm annie: good morning UM and all!!
	12:03pm Sem: Gamera giving thanks to the big Shell in the sky. Hello, UM, Hinkies and Dinkies.
	12:04pm Funky16Corners: For a second I thought she was going to say something besides "cotton"
	12:04pm Webhamster Henry: This is the prototype of The Passionate & Objective Jokerfan.
	12:04pm northguineahills: apropos for the image "It just dawned on me on how weird this film is" knowyourmeme.com...
	12:05pm βrian: "Firm up those sagging Lubbocks with this new 20-minute workout!"
	12:05pm Dean: This AF hurts. I had a vinyl release, along with Malesch, but unloaded it back in the day.
	12:05pm Dominick: Hey now!
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Jon! Larry! Parq! queems! Burke! Roberto! Mark! Doug! Annie! Sem! Henry! NGH! Brian! Dean! Dominick!
	12:08pm Funky16Corners: Whatup UM! As in GTD, I will be listening but off to the side reconfiguring the broadcast setup on my new giant pain in the ass to put togethet desk.
	12:08pm thatpatsmith: Friday afternoon! Finally
	12:09pm Rich in NC: Hello all,hey Uncle Michael
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Pat! No worries, Larry...I can feel your aura(l).
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Rich!
	12:09pm Jeff Golick: Haven't seen the Last Jedi, but this footage does make it look cool. Hi, @UM.
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Jeff! (right?)
	12:15pm burke: Extension cords on the beach?
	12:15pm doctorjazz: Hey UM! Love this Jug Band Music!
	12:16pm queems: tadpoles are questionable
	12:17pm Asheville Jon: i am not a turtle. at least not that i know of.....
	12:17pm V Priceless: someone mention onion dip? Heya Uncle M and 'dinkers!
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Doc! VP!
	12:19pm Asheville Jon: it's b00b dylan!
	12:19pm gloomsday: hi there UM and friends~
	12:20pm northguineahills: Gamera! Gamera! Gamera is really neat! Gamera is filled with meat! We've been eating Gamera!
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: Gloomy!
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: NGH! HAHAHA
	12:23pm northguineahills: Uhhmm, we just say we're going to the beach (or in NYC, hit the rockaways)
	12:27pm queems: that was a riot
	12:28pm northguineahills: I need to meet 'the man' here in town. Still relying on my sister-in-law in O-town.
	12:28pm melinda: hi all
	12:28pm Uncle Michael: Melinda!
	12:28pm listener Rey: Oh boy, I know him well!
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: Rey!
	12:30pm melinda: I think he's talking about drugs
	12:31pm Webhamster Henry: Do that Yam Step.
	12:31pm queems: my man fred
	12:31pm Parq: When I was a kid once, his guy with a really great sense of humor came by to fix the tiles on top of our house. He was a funny roofer man.
	12:32pm Stanley: Quietly listening. Nice. Hi Uncle
	12:32pm mauri: I shouldve gone learn stepping when my ma told me to.
	12:33pm Uncle Michael: Stanley! Mauri!
	12:33pm Parq: It's "the Shore" in NJ, and "the Beach" on Long Island. As NGH notes, in the city, we usually name the location ("Coney", "Rockaway", "Orchard").
	12:33pm listener Rey: Chuck Connors standup act = funny Rifleman
	12:38pm northguineahills: I needed this Ted Weems....
	12:40pm johnk77: orchard beach in the bronx is on the mainland of north america
	12:41pm queems: i love the mills brothers
	12:44pm gloomsday: very much enjoying these selections, UM
	12:46pm northguineahills: Never heard of them, but, I'm not a chip person.
	12:46pm northguineahills: I've only mapped orchard beach, never been there.
	12:47pm burke: I knew a guitar player who had a potato chip blog and when he toured he would review the local stuff. I never found that blog.
	12:47pm annie: if i'm craving that stuff, i just wait for a party and i KNOW someone there will have made some..that way it's in someone else's house..
	12:48pm βrian: Oh, that's right. Holiday, Monday!
	12:49pm queems: i don’t have off on monday >:(
	12:51pm βrian: Ernie's an iterative artist, I see.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Annie!
	12:52pm Dean: I love this album, love this song. Even though it's about a pusher, I play it fondly for my son, Sebastian. I also fondly play High on Fire for the kids. And Meshuggah. And electronic works by Iannis Xenakis.
	12:52pm annie: :)
	12:52pm Doug Schulkind: I love this, very much, too.
	12:53pm Dean: And that Bach guy, too. Fondly.
	12:53pm βrian: Sebastion's a sugar man?
	12:55pm βrian: My old GF wouldn't let people converse if Bach were playing in the background, cuz if you're gonna play Bach, you're gonna sit down, be quiet, and listen, godammit!
	12:56pm Dean: Makes sense especially if you're playing the "Setz dich hin, hör zu und sei still, verdammt" cantata.
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: She sounds fun.
	12:58pm northguineahills: @βrian: It's one reason I didn't like the Stone. The artificial sense of rarefied air, no talking, no beverages, the art is 'precious'. Eff that, music is part of culture, and part of life, and part of that is eating, drinking, making merry, and communicating. Now, I don't anyone to be loud or rude, but that extreme gets me in the grits.
	12:59pm V Priceless: nice DB cut!
	1:01pm βrian: I think in her case, it drove her nuts because she had to listen. It was an uncontrollable compulsion that drove her nuts. But if you just changed the music, everything was fine. Ein schöner Kook.
	1:02pm Dean: She wasn't the same way with Journey or Foreigner? Odd.
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: Kind of like me and onion dip.
	1:03pm Dean: [Compound typo on playlist, UM. There are two Sebastions listed, and it's -an.]
	1:04pm V Priceless: onion dip - I had my annual onion dip freak out on new year's eve
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: thanks, Dean
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: I went on a bit of a Lobby Loyde binge last weekend.
	1:09pm burke: I got shushed about a month ago at a small venue, ambient music concert. It was sort of confusing to me. I thought about consulting Brian Eno on when and whether music is appropriate to talk over
	1:10pm northguineahills: Good point Burke, that's exactly Eno's point! I once got shushed (by name) for telling a friend of mine to quiet down. I was meta-shushed!
	1:10pm Mark Hurst: Shhhh... I'm trying to listen to Hinky Dinky Time
	1:10pm Uncle Michael: No talking in the airport!
	1:12pm frenchee: ooh, how can I sit in the office chair when a big ole boogaloo number is playing? HI UNCLE MICHAEL!
	1:13pm frenchee: BINGE BABY BINGE (on Lobby Loyde)
	1:16pm northguineahills: REM already did an album called "Eponymous", but it's not lie it's taken.
	1:16pm northguineahills: like...
	1:16pm Uncle Michael: Frenchee!
	1:18pm Mark R: Always loved this Lateef track--it's so groovy and mellow. Good "watchin' the fog roll across the Hudson" music.
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: Mark!
	1:19pm burke: I like when you can hear a flautist inhaling.
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: I don't like it when you can hear them collapsing behind their mic stands.
	1:20pm melinda: ngh what is the Stone?
	1:20pm Dean: I don't shush, though I did once storm out of a venue for a classical program because the host went on and on and on about sponsors, fund raising, etc. Ten or fifteen minutes. It was base and stoopid. With most music we dub "classical" (hey, classical dub--that'd be cool) the concert should be about the music. Large swaths of classical music audiences are remarkably insensitive to this fact. Rock, punk, some jazz...these might afford different norms, depending on the venue or the program. The music participates in an extra-musical vibe. Bill Evans Trio's "Waltz with Debby" audibly features iced drinks, that's cool. But if you're trying to get Rachmaninov's Vespers in a live performance, you don't want some kook interrupting the musical line by slowly unwrapping a package of cough drops during a fit. Unless, of course, it's in the score.
	1:22pm Mark R: ...and now this beautiful Trane...wow, you're hitting all the right notes for me this afternoon.
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: Glad you like it, Mark.
	1:23pm gloomsday: yessss coltrane has arrived
	1:23pm Parq: Dean, unfortunately, the sponsor pandering is now part of the scene. I haven't attended a classical performance in a while, but at all non-profit jazz and world-music events, it's taken for granted.
	1:23pm doctorjazz: The problem in music venues is often people who come there to have the music be background for their conversations. Sure, there are bars with music hired just for that, but it makes me crazy to go to a jazz club or other music venue presenting a creative musician, and have some non-stop conversation happening near me. I'll take the restrictive policy anytime (even though I agree with ngh in theory).
	1:25pm Dean: Another reason I don't shush is I'm a librarian, and it's a stereotype with which we're saddled that I avoid conforming to. But I do tell folks carrying on conversations on their cell phones near study areas to get the fuck out of the library.
	1:26pm Jeff Golick: @melinda: The Stone is a music club in Manhattan, started by John Zorn. It's basically just a black box with no elevated stage, and room for about 50-60 people. No bar, no nothing. There's a bathroom, but I'm not 100% sure where it is.
	1:26pm northguineahills: @melinda: The Stone is John Zorn's club on Ave C on E 2nd St near Houston in Alphabet City, Manhattan. They have great music, but I can't not have a beverage in a dark place w/o falling asleep. They wouldn't even let me have coffee. I still went many times, usually to support friends.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: If people payed a cover...talk, I guess. If they bought tickets...shut up.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: *paid
	1:27pm melinda: doctorjazz that happened to me at a Neko Case concert. These ladies right next to me were yammering about house hunting. A guy near us told them to zip it, and they did for a while, then started up again. I don't get using a concert like that as a backdrop for visiting.
	1:28pm doctorjazz: The Stone is moving to the Village, btw, at The New School And, a $35 cover to the Village Vanguard feels like a ticket to me, don't want to hear tourists talking non stop (and it's happened many times-even worse in Jersey Jazz clubs, those rare beasts)
	1:28pm frenchee: darlings, that's what elbows are for: poking the yakkers. But I agree with UM, if they bought a ticket SHADDUP. @dean, I hear you about the librarian stereotype!
	1:29pm Dean: This sentence is the perfect hybrid of metaphysics and pragmatics: "There's a bathroom, but I'm not 100% sure where it is."
	1:30pm βrian: I had a similar problem when going to see a film that was part of a University series. They insisted on giving a lecture about the film before the film was shown. I all but screamed "Shut up, shut up!". Lets just see the film and talk about it (or not) afterward. Nothing worse than pre-digested cinema.
	1:31pm Dean: Nice nod to the Donovan thread on, I think, Fabio's show yesterday.
	1:31pm northguineahills: hey, I've talked during onkyo shows, while ordering a drink, no one minded, including the artists (hung out afterwards at the Japanese Cultural Center). It doesn't get much quieter then onkyo.
	1:31pm Parq: As Daggett Beaver in the old cartoon show "Angry Beavers" would say, "That was NUTS!"
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: I missed that, Dean...I will hi me to the archives.
	1:33pm Alex in Illinois: I like the way that Mellow Yellow instrumental turned out
	1:34pm Dean: And now our DJ is going to speak over the music!
	1:38pm βrian: I'm a second-generation librarian. Haven't been able to sport a bun, though. Now that I think of it, I bet I could get a bun implant.
	1:38pm Dean: A librarian-squared, so to speak?
	1:42pm queems: oh jeez
	1:43pm Dominick: I'm seeing 1958 for Lucinda
	1:43pm βrian: Librarian² from A²!
	1:44pm Mark R: I've been to jazz clubs, the Jazz Standard in Chicago, being one, where the owner gets up before they introduce the band and they say, "This is a listening room, so please, out of respect for the musicians, keep your conversation to a minimum." And violators got a stern look and sometimes more if they wouldn't shut up. Someone in authority needs to set the tone, otherwise, anything goes. We're a society that's lost its manners. Glen O'Brien said if everyone had manners, we wouldn't need laws.
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: I don't know what the hell I played, Dominick.
	1:44pm Parq: "Bun Implant" would be a good name for a band. I think we can all agree on that.
	1:46pm Alex in Illinois: People ordering drinks is one thing, but when a noticeable din of colective constant chatter starts rising to complete with the performance, then it's time for some glaring and scowling.
	1:47pm Dean: Bun Implant is a terrific name. Especially if Bun E. Carlos were the drummer. Can I just add that I love the name Camarosmith for a band? A real band.
	1:48pm still b/p: Ohhh, needing music of comfort and diversion. The gift of an iPhone (And I'm grateful. Really.) has given me such iFutzing and unsimple assignments...porting my existing cell number in a whirl of numbers and notes with help from a team...shopping cases...now must call Apple to straighten something out because Apple store staff couldn't do it (mall trip, ugh). Can't get FMU app until sorted out! Still so much fishing and learning to do on the dingus itself. Progress hurts. Etta helps.
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: Camarosmith to be on the bill with Trans Am I.
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: sbp!
	1:50pm βrian: Remember when they used to just work? Ach!
	1:50pm mauri: I for a second there thought its saturday already.
	1:50pm Dean: "Remember when they used to just work?" Frankly, no.
	1:50pm annie: @ mark r at 1:44: right on!!
	1:52pm still b/p: Thanks for including request last week. Enjoyed a portion of the archive, but that was a show for which one wanted to Be There. Camarosmith tribute band: ZZ28 Top
	1:54pm annie: since my only experience with social mores comes from a dysfunctional family's pov, i use media such a television and old movies to give me an idea of how our social standards went to hell... even 50s punks were somewhat sane(?). it's such an interesting timeline of a slow degradation of rules and courtesy..
	1:54pm Dean: There really is a Camarosmith: https://www.discogs.com/Camarosmith-Camarosmith/release/1426015 They're connected to Zeke and High on Fire.
	1:55pm Funky16Corners: Ah yes, Curley Moore!
	1:56pm βrian: Zed Zed Top might be a good chap-hop group.
	1:56pm northguineahills: There's a difference b/tn polite conversation and drunken louts making a ruckus.
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: Zed Leprechaun...that is all.
	1:57pm listener Rey: northguineahills @12:46 Worth a trip to Orchard in the summertime to see and hear top-notch acts playing salsa and Latin music. It's quite the scene
	1:57pm βrian: Drunken louts with their drunken umlaüts.
	1:59pm βrian: I used to think it was "sir name," as in Sir βrian.
	2:00pm Dean: I'm not so sure about a wholesale cultural decline in politeness. I think we're seeing more brazen crudeness among our, uh, betters, which in turn models some folks' behavior. But I welcome our more widespread recourse to so-called dirty language. (It isn't Trump's use of the word that should offend us; it's what he intended by it.) I have long viewed crude language as a space occupied by adults for reasons I can't fathom. Are adults that insecure with their (I mean, our) authority? We tell our kids not to say those words, then we pay to be entertained by people who say them.
	2:01pm still b/p: That Yesterday cha-cha underneath was neat.
	2:02pm Parq: βrian: That was a "Beverly Hillbillies" gag. A female con artist who was hanging out (for reasons I forget) with Jethro mused that she "needed a surname" and he offered "Galahad".
	2:04pm still b/p: Sounded like the guy sitting at the console pots was throwing in the whistle parts.
	2:04pm Asheville Jon: yeah Merle!!
	2:05pm Uncle Michael: My (something) name is Console Pots.
	2:05pm queems: my dad always used to play the bob wills version at our house
	2:05pm northguineahills: @listener Rey: Unfortunately, I just moved to FL, but i got tons of salsa and Latin music in Brooklyn (sometimes djed by moi). The latin music down here is more traditional, but I have a friend that does pysche salsa and cumbia (etc), which I'm going to join on) But, I love the old society setup of Orchard Beach, having an old 20s seaside appeal to it (whether intentional or not)
	2:06pm annie: man, i love to sing along to this...
	2:07pm joe: 'ello folks Made it sorry I'm late horse threw a shoe.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: Did your car blow a seal?
	2:10pm joe: Not sure but I know he dated and otter once.
	2:12pm Dean: That is FILTHY!
	2:14pm βrian: Throwing a rod can cause more trouble, in practice.
	2:15pm Funky16Corners: This is cool. I don't think I've ever heard a vocal version.
	2:15pm Parq: "Cast Your Fate" is one of my favorite melodies.
	2:16pm Parq: F16C.: The Seekers do a lovely one.
	2:16pm northguineahills: @UM: I thought this was a family friendly show... (wait, no it's not).
	2:16pm Funky16Corners: Different lyrics?
	2:16pm still b/p: All this auto talk and look at the labels...Mercury, Valiant...
	2:17pm Dean: Once heard a performance of Purcell's Dido & Aeneas featuring as Dido a French singer. Her singing was superb, but her articulation faltered at the last line of the famous lament: "Remember me, but ah! forget my feet."
	2:17pm Parq: Sorry, We Five, not the Seekers.
	2:18pm Funky16Corners: Wow, this sounds like Eric Carmen
	2:18pm Dean: Van Duren got so much better after David Lee Roth's departure.
	2:19pm Funky16Corners: Sammy Hagfish really turned them around
	2:20pm still b/p: Never be another female lead singer like Mamie.
	2:23pm Webhamster Henry: Rogers & Hart
	2:23pm joe: You are in VERY good company for playing that track Scott Williams and Irwin Chusid
	2:25pm βrian: Remember when Dylan went eclectic at Newport?
	2:26pm Funky16Corners: Signing off UM. Gotta go swallow some Tylenol.
	2:27pm Uncle Michael: See ya, Larry!
	2:27pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for checking, Joe.
	2:28pm still b/p: Tylenol for ass pain after desk assembly?
	2:28pm Funky16Corners: Yes indeedy. I broke myself. Gonna try to convince the family to accept take out for dinner.
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: When #1 Son can drive...the world will change.
	2:31pm Funky16Corners: I afraid of that day. In soooooo many ways.
	2:31pm βrian: As will your insurance bill.
	2:31pm Uncle Michael: But he can go get Chinese...
	2:31pm Dean: Not me. My daughter's six and I offer to let her drive. Can't be nearly as bad as 80% of the experienced drivers around here.
	2:31pm Jeff Golick: I'm hoping my son never learns how to drive.
	2:32pm Dean: OTOH, I just wish the local rapid transit would get its shit together. I despise cars, except Camarosmith.
	2:34pm Dean: Took my 11YO son go-cart racing a few weeks back. Not a two-banger lawnmower engine go-cart, but a sleek electric vehicle that can reach 45mph. He proved himself quite capable.
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: Electric? There must be noise!
	2:34pm βrian: I have a 3-minute walk to the bus stop, but then a full 20 more minutes to get to my workplace! So I'm (like) sorely inconvenienced!
	2:35pm Dean: Indoor, even, thus no fumes. Really, really fun.
	2:35pm Listener Robert: So now I know one of Fabio's bed tunes: "Cast Your Fate to the Wind". Or is it another DJ who uses it as a bed on WFMU?
	2:35pm Dean: 'spensive, though.
	2:37pm βrian: I think they have an audio "vrroom" port where the driver can plug in earphones.
	2:37pm annie: nystate has such restrictive insurance rules, i dreaded the day when my kid wanted to drive the car. i imposed a rule: if you can pony up the extra dough for the added driver for this car, then yes.. consequently he never accomplished that.... he IS a very good driver, but i just did not want to trust that mid-teen pot-head brain..
	2:37pm Dean: Playing cards clothes-pinned to the wheels.
	2:37pm Stevel: I believe I have your Huckle-Buck right here.
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: Scott Williams uses it for a bed, Robert. His copy got trashed, so I tracked another one down and sent it to him. It's a Readers Digest box set.
	2:38pm Doug Schulkind: I have to go study. Thanks for the tunes, Unk!
	2:38pm Webhamster Henry: Paging Steve Krinsky!
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: Steve!
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: See ya, Doug!
	2:39pm βrian: When will it end, Doug?
	2:40pm Doug Schulkind: Steve did an entire marathon premium of Hucklebucks. @βrian End of this April (knock wood).
	2:40pm northguineahills: I think I'll get BBQ for lunch (why, yes, it's rather late for lunch, but I've been busy). It's my brinner, first and only meal of the day.
	2:40pm still b/p: I remember the young guys working at a cart track as meaning business and having little patience. A teenager didn't stop at the directed moment when time was up, and as he went across the start line a worker flung a tire -- full-size car tire not a cart tire -- directly at him. Don't think that'd be in the employee training today.
	2:41pm βrian: Oh my. We'll need an on-air bubbly tasting!
	2:44pm Dean: The "kids" at the track when we raced--they were probably in their late 'teens, early 20s--were quite considerate, even as they hurled themselves around the track twice as fast as my son and me. It's set up not to be an actual race. The incentive is to maintain a steady speed so as to optimize your average time traversing the course.
	2:44pm Dean: So, no Stackridge box set?
	2:47pm doctorjazz: Thanks UM, loved the show! Great weekend all!
	2:47pm annie: it's been a most satisfying show, UM... my head has not stopped bobbing..a true gauge of finery.
	2:48pm Dean: My best lap was ~48 seconds, average was ~66, but that's because they had to cut power to remove a failed car from the track before restarting. The best lap among the nine of us was a kid who did ~27 seconds.
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone. I'll see you next week.
	2:49pm Dominick: Thanks UM for another great show
	2:49pm Sem: Yes, UM, what annie said ^. Thanks so much for what you do here, and the voices you attract. Next time, for sure.
	2:49pm Dean: https://www.k1speed.com/locations.html
	2:50pm Rich in NC: Thanks Uncle Michael, good weekend to all
	2:51pm KevinfromBayRidge: Thanks for another great until, UNC. Hello to all.
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: You're all very kind to me.
	2:54pm Listener Robert: Yay!
	2:54pm KevinfromBayRidge: Run a few along the VZ bike path in honor of the Midwest beach party!
	2:56pm still b/p: My former boss went twice to do the Indy car thing, in Florida I think. Pay a lotta dollars and drive fast. Not pro fast, but dangerous-enough fast. You get a further goosed up MPH allowance when you go the second time. Thanks Dr. Uncle for Hinky Dinky Health Care. I'm feeling better and less whiny
	2:57pm βrian: Oh, my. 2 p.m. CST draws on apace! Thanks, Unca.
	2:57pm gloomsday: thank you UM <3
	2:59pm Webhamster Henry: Till Next Week!
	3:00pm frenchee: bye bye, Hinksters!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Bye!
	4:48pm Stanley: Caught up on what I missed on Friday. Love your show, thanks Uncle.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from January 12, 2018

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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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January 12, 2018: Are you a turtle?

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Agitation Free	First Communication	2nd	Vertigo	1973		0:04:00 (Pop-up)
Bob Darin	Jive "Jive" by "Bob Darin"	Commitment	Direction	1969		0:12:06 (Pop-up)
Dave York & The Beachcombers	Beach Party	single (b/w I Wanna Go Surfin')	P-K-M	1962	(From: Mme. Ritard's Horrors Of The Wax Museum)	0:14:09 (Pop-up)
Lani Kai	Beach Party "Beach Party" by "Lani Kai"	single (b-side to Little Brown Gal (Cha Cha Cha))	Keen	1959	(From: Rockin' Slumber Party)	0:16:14 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Everything Is Broken (Alternate Version)	prev. unr.	n/a	2008	(From: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 8: Tell Tale Signs [Disc 1])	0:18:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les McCann Ltd.	Bang! Bang! "Bang! Bang!" by "Les McCann Ltd."	Bucket O' Grease	Limelight	1967		0:21:37 (Pop-up)
Don Redman And His Orchestra	Reefer Man	unk.	unk.	1940	(From: Reefer Songs)	0:26:52 (Pop-up)
Fred Astaire	Crazy Feet "Crazy Feet" by "Fred Astaire"	shellac 10" (b-side to Puttin' On The Ritz)	Columbia	1930		0:30:18 (Pop-up)
Will Bradley And His Orchestra Featuring Ray McKinley	Scrub Me, Mama, With A Boogie Beat	shellac 10" (b/w There I Go)	Columbia	1940	(From: Your Hit Parade - The War Years)	0:33:07 (Pop-up)
Ted Weems & His Orchestra	Me And The Man In The Moon	shellac 10" (b/w My Troubles Are Over)	Victor	1928	(From: Ted Weems Greatest Hits)	0:36:08 (Pop-up)
The Mills Brothers	Pennies From Heaven	shellac 10" (b-side to Swing For Sale)	Decca	1937	(From: Chronological Volume 4)	0:39:03 (Pop-up)
Ole Olafson	Estrella "Estrella" by "Ole Olafson"	unk.	Brilliant!	1964	(From: Dolce Far Niente - 27 Suave Cocktail Classics from the Brillant Music Archives )	0:42:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les McCann Ltd.	Music To Watch Girls By	Bucket O' Grease	Limelight	1967		0:44:14 (Pop-up)
Ernie Graham	Sebastian "Sebastian" by "Ernie Graham"	Ernie Graham	Liberty	1971		0:50:15 (Pop-up)
Clifford T. Ward	Turbo "Turbo" by "Clifford T. Ward"	single (b-side to Sometime Next Year)	Tembo	1986		0:55:36 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed	David Bowie	Philips	1969		0:58:48 (Pop-up)
Coloured Balls	Human Being "Human Being" by "Coloured Balls"	Ball Power	EMI	1973	(From: Guitar Over Dose)	1:04:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les McCann Ltd.	La Brea "La Brea" by "Les McCann Ltd."	Bucket O' Grease	Limelight	1967		1:10:47 (Pop-up)
Yusef Lateef	Nubian Lady "Nubian Lady" by "Yusef Lateef"	single (b/w Below Yellow Bell)	Atlantic	1972	(From: Blaxploitation Vol. 1)	1:14:40 (Pop-up)
John Coltrane	Naima "Naima" by "John Coltrane"	Giant Steps	Atlantic	1959		1:21:01 (Pop-up)
Oscar Brown, Jr. & Luiz Henrique	Laia Ladaia (Lye-Un Li-Dye-Un)	single (b/w Listen To Me)	Fontana	1966	(From: Lost Jukebox: Volume 147)	1:24:18 (Pop-up)
Steve Marcus	Mellow Yellow "Mellow Yellow" by "Steve Marcus"	Tomorrow Never knows	Vortex	1968		1:27:20 (Pop-up)
Neil Diamond	Dig In "Dig In" by "Neil Diamond"	single (b-side to Sweet Caroline (Good Times Never Seemed So Good))	UNI	1969	(From: Play Me: The Complete UNI Studio Recordings...plus)	1:31:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les McCann Ltd.	All "All" by "Les McCann Ltd."	Bucket O' Grease	Limelight	1967		1:33:37 (Pop-up)
Who knows?	Lucinda "Lucinda" by "Who knows?"	single (b-side to Star Dust)	??	??		1:38:59 (Pop-up)
Mable John	Don't Hit Me No More "Don't Hit Me No More" by "Mable John"	single (b-side to Left Over Love)	Stax	1967	(From: The Complete Stax/Volt Singles: 1959-1968)	1:41:09 (Pop-up)
Johnny "Guitar" Watson	Cuttin' In	single (b/w Broke And Lonely)	King	1961		1:43:51 (Pop-up)
Etta James	A Sunday Kind Of Love "A Sunday Kind Of Love" by "Etta James"	At Last	Argo	1961		1:46:59 (Pop-up)
The Skull Snaps	I'm Your Pimp "I'm Your Pimp" by "The Skull Snaps"	single (b-side to My Hang Up Is You)	GsF	1973		1:50:11 (Pop-up)
Curley Moore	Soul Train "Soul Train" by "Curley Moore"	single (b/w This Way I Do)	Hot Line	1965	(From: Sixty Smokin' Soul Senders)	1:54:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les McCann Ltd.	Yesterday "Yesterday" by "Les McCann Ltd."	Bucket O' Grease	Limelight	1967		1:56:45 (Pop-up)
Roy Rogers And The Sons Of The Pioneers	Blue Shadows On The Trail	shellac 10" (b/w (There'll Never Be Another) Pecos Bill)	RCA Victor	1948		2:00:55 (Pop-up)
Merle Haggard	Take Me Back To Tulsa	A Tribute To The Best Damn Fiddle Player In The World (Or, My Salute To Bob Wills)	Capitol	1970		2:03:39 (Pop-up)
Donny Hathaway	A Lot Of Soul "A Lot Of Soul" by "Donny Hathaway"	prev. unr.	n/a	unk.	(From: Never My Love: The Anthology)	2:06:12 (Pop-up)
Buddy Emmons	Where Or When "Where Or When" by "Buddy Emmons"	Steel Guitar Jazz	Mercury	1963		2:11:20 (Pop-up)
Shelby Flint	Cast Your Fate To The Wind	single (b/w The Lilly)	Valiant	1966		2:14:25 (Pop-up)
Van Duren	Oh Babe "Oh Babe" by "Van Duren"	Are You Serious?	Big Sound	1977		2:16:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les McCann Ltd.	Boo-Go-Loo "Boo-Go-Loo" by "Les McCann Ltd."	Bucket O' Grease	Limelight	1967		2:19:45 (Pop-up)
Gasolin'	Kina Rock "Kina Rock" by "Gasolin'"	Gør Det Noget	CBS	1977		2:24:34 (Pop-up)
Stackridge	The Last Plimsoll "The Last Plimsoll" by "Stackridge"	The Man In The Bowler Hat	Sire	1974		2:27:34 (Pop-up)
Dub Colossus	Boom Ka Boom (And The Dub Disciples)	Addis To Omega	Echomaster	2014		2:31:55 (Pop-up)
The Birdies	The Huckle-Buck '65 "The Huckle-Buck '65" by "The Birdies"	single (b/w Pitter Patter)	Charter	1965	(From: Girls In The Garage, Volume 8)	2:36:09 (Pop-up)
Nora Guthrie	Emily's Illness "Emily's Illness" by "Nora Guthrie"	single (b/w Home Before Dark)	Mercury	1967	(From: Wildroot (Compiled By Tom Ardolino))	2:38:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les McCann Ltd.	Bucket O' Grease "Bucket O' Grease" by "Les McCann Ltd."	Bucket O' Grease	Limelight	1967		2:41:18 (Pop-up)
Bob Swanson & The Bee Jays	Will You Be There	Live Every Minute!	RSP	1966	(From: Lost Jukebox Volume 039)	2:44:27 (Pop-up)
King Biscuit	Boy I'm Gone "Boy I'm Gone" by "King Biscuit"	King Biscuit Boy	Epic	1974	(From: Badly Bent - The Best Of King Biscuit Boy)	2:46:27 (Pop-up)
Jay & The Americans	When It's All Over	single (b/w Cara Mia)	United Artists	1965	(From: The Singles 1961-1966)	2:49:10 (Pop-up)
Lindsey Buckingham	Wait For You "Wait For You" by "Lindsey Buckingham"	Gift Of Screws	Reprise	2008		2:51:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		2:56:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:01am Asheville Jon: Good day everyone!
	12:01pm Funky16Corners: Whatup Gamera?
	12:01pm Parq: Dance, tortoise, dance.
	12:01pm queems: yayy
	12:01pm burke: Hi from the Land of the Desert Tortoise (Palm Desert, Calif)
	12:01pm Roberto: Tio mio! I've been out of commission, so this is happy new year to me!
	12:02pm Mark Hurst: Hey UM! Hi all!
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Holy shit!
	12:03pm annie: good morning UM and all!!
	12:03pm Sem: Gamera giving thanks to the big Shell in the sky. Hello, UM, Hinkies and Dinkies.
	12:04pm Funky16Corners: For a second I thought she was going to say something besides "cotton"
	12:04pm Webhamster Henry: This is the prototype of The Passionate & Objective Jokerfan.
	12:04pm northguineahills: apropos for the image "It just dawned on me on how weird this film is" knowyourmeme.com...
	12:05pm βrian: "Firm up those sagging Lubbocks with this new 20-minute workout!"
	12:05pm Dean: This AF hurts. I had a vinyl release, along with Malesch, but unloaded it back in the day.
	12:05pm Dominick: Hey now!
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Jon! Larry! Parq! queems! Burke! Roberto! Mark! Doug! Annie! Sem! Henry! NGH! Brian! Dean! Dominick!
	12:08pm Funky16Corners: Whatup UM! As in GTD, I will be listening but off to the side reconfiguring the broadcast setup on my new giant pain in the ass to put togethet desk.
	12:08pm thatpatsmith: Friday afternoon! Finally
	12:09pm Rich in NC: Hello all,hey Uncle Michael
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Pat! No worries, Larry...I can feel your aura(l).
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Rich!
	12:09pm Jeff Golick: Haven't seen the Last Jedi, but this footage does make it look cool. Hi, @UM.
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Jeff! (right?)
	12:15pm burke: Extension cords on the beach?
	12:15pm doctorjazz: Hey UM! Love this Jug Band Music!
	12:16pm queems: tadpoles are questionable
	12:17pm Asheville Jon: i am not a turtle. at least not that i know of.....
	12:17pm V Priceless: someone mention onion dip? Heya Uncle M and 'dinkers!
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Doc! VP!
	12:19pm Asheville Jon: it's b00b dylan!
	12:19pm gloomsday: hi there UM and friends~
	12:20pm northguineahills: Gamera! Gamera! Gamera is really neat! Gamera is filled with meat! We've been eating Gamera!
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: Gloomy!
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: NGH! HAHAHA
	12:23pm northguineahills: Uhhmm, we just say we're going to the beach (or in NYC, hit the rockaways)
	12:27pm queems: that was a riot
	12:28pm northguineahills: I need to meet 'the man' here in town. Still relying on my sister-in-law in O-town.
	12:28pm melinda: hi all
	12:28pm Uncle Michael: Melinda!
	12:28pm listener Rey: Oh boy, I know him well!
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: Rey!
	12:30pm melinda: I think he's talking about drugs
	12:31pm Webhamster Henry: Do that Yam Step.
	12:31pm queems: my man fred
	12:31pm Parq: When I was a kid once, his guy with a really great sense of humor came by to fix the tiles on top of our house. He was a funny roofer man.
	12:32pm Stanley: Quietly listening. Nice. Hi Uncle
	12:32pm mauri: I shouldve gone learn stepping when my ma told me to.
	12:33pm Uncle Michael: Stanley! Mauri!
	12:33pm Parq: It's "the Shore" in NJ, and "the Beach" on Long Island. As NGH notes, in the city, we usually name the location ("Coney", "Rockaway", "Orchard").
	12:33pm listener Rey: Chuck Connors standup act = funny Rifleman
	12:38pm northguineahills: I needed this Ted Weems....
	12:40pm johnk77: orchard beach in the bronx is on the mainland of north america
	12:41pm queems: i love the mills brothers
	12:44pm gloomsday: very much enjoying these selections, UM
	12:46pm northguineahills: Never heard of them, but, I'm not a chip person.
	12:46pm northguineahills: I've only mapped orchard beach, never been there.
	12:47pm burke: I knew a guitar player who had a potato chip blog and when he toured he would review the local stuff. I never found that blog.
	12:47pm annie: if i'm craving that stuff, i just wait for a party and i KNOW someone there will have made some..that way it's in someone else's house..
	12:48pm βrian: Oh, that's right. Holiday, Monday!
	12:49pm queems: i don’t have off on monday >:(
	12:51pm βrian: Ernie's an iterative artist, I see.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Annie!
	12:52pm Dean: I love this album, love this song. Even though it's about a pusher, I play it fondly for my son, Sebastian. I also fondly play High on Fire for the kids. And Meshuggah. And electronic works by Iannis Xenakis.
	12:52pm annie: :)
	12:52pm Doug Schulkind: I love this, very much, too.
	12:53pm Dean: And that Bach guy, too. Fondly.
	12:53pm βrian: Sebastion's a sugar man?
	12:55pm βrian: My old GF wouldn't let people converse if Bach were playing in the background, cuz if you're gonna play Bach, you're gonna sit down, be quiet, and listen, godammit!
	12:56pm Dean: Makes sense especially if you're playing the "Setz dich hin, hör zu und sei still, verdammt" cantata.
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: She sounds fun.
	12:58pm northguineahills: @βrian: It's one reason I didn't like the Stone. The artificial sense of rarefied air, no talking, no beverages, the art is 'precious'. Eff that, music is part of culture, and part of life, and part of that is eating, drinking, making merry, and communicating. Now, I don't anyone to be loud or rude, but that extreme gets me in the grits.
	12:59pm V Priceless: nice DB cut!
	1:01pm βrian: I think in her case, it drove her nuts because she had to listen. It was an uncontrollable compulsion that drove her nuts. But if you just changed the music, everything was fine. Ein schöner Kook.
	1:02pm Dean: She wasn't the same way with Journey or Foreigner? Odd.
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: Kind of like me and onion dip.
	1:03pm Dean: [Compound typo on playlist, UM. There are two Sebastions listed, and it's -an.]
	1:04pm V Priceless: onion dip - I had my annual onion dip freak out on new year's eve
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: thanks, Dean
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: I went on a bit of a Lobby Loyde binge last weekend.
	1:09pm burke: I got shushed about a month ago at a small venue, ambient music concert. It was sort of confusing to me. I thought about consulting Brian Eno on when and whether music is appropriate to talk over
	1:10pm northguineahills: Good point Burke, that's exactly Eno's point! I once got shushed (by name) for telling a friend of mine to quiet down. I was meta-shushed!
	1:10pm Mark Hurst: Shhhh... I'm trying to listen to Hinky Dinky Time
	1:10pm Uncle Michael: No talking in the airport!
	1:12pm frenchee: ooh, how can I sit in the office chair when a big ole boogaloo number is playing? HI UNCLE MICHAEL!
	1:13pm frenchee: BINGE BABY BINGE (on Lobby Loyde)
	1:16pm northguineahills: REM already did an album called "Eponymous", but it's not lie it's taken.
	1:16pm northguineahills: like...
	1:16pm Uncle Michael: Frenchee!
	1:18pm Mark R: Always loved this Lateef track--it's so groovy and mellow. Good "watchin' the fog roll across the Hudson" music.
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: Mark!
	1:19pm burke: I like when you can hear a flautist inhaling.
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: I don't like it when you can hear them collapsing behind their mic stands.
	1:20pm melinda: ngh what is the Stone?
	1:20pm Dean: I don't shush, though I did once storm out of a venue for a classical program because the host went on and on and on about sponsors, fund raising, etc. Ten or fifteen minutes. It was base and stoopid. With most music we dub "classical" (hey, classical dub--that'd be cool) the concert should be about the music. Large swaths of classical music audiences are remarkably insensitive to this fact. Rock, punk, some jazz...these might afford different norms, depending on the venue or the program. The music participates in an extra-musical vibe. Bill Evans Trio's "Waltz with Debby" audibly features iced drinks, that's cool. But if you're trying to get Rachmaninov's Vespers in a live performance, you don't want some kook interrupting the musical line by slowly unwrapping a package of cough drops during a fit. Unless, of course, it's in the score.
	1:22pm Mark R: ...and now this beautiful Trane...wow, you're hitting all the right notes for me this afternoon.
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: Glad you like it, Mark.
	1:23pm gloomsday: yessss coltrane has arrived
	1:23pm Parq: Dean, unfortunately, the sponsor pandering is now part of the scene. I haven't attended a classical performance in a while, but at all non-profit jazz and world-music events, it's taken for granted.
	1:23pm doctorjazz: The problem in music venues is often people who come there to have the music be background for their conversations. Sure, there are bars with music hired just for that, but it makes me crazy to go to a jazz club or other music venue presenting a creative musician, and have some non-stop conversation happening near me. I'll take the restrictive policy anytime (even though I agree with ngh in theory).
	1:25pm Dean: Another reason I don't shush is I'm a librarian, and it's a stereotype with which we're saddled that I avoid conforming to. But I do tell folks carrying on conversations on their cell phones near study areas to get the fuck out of the library.
	1:26pm Jeff Golick: @melinda: The Stone is a music club in Manhattan, started by John Zorn. It's basically just a black box with no elevated stage, and room for about 50-60 people. No bar, no nothing. There's a bathroom, but I'm not 100% sure where it is.
	1:26pm northguineahills: @melinda: The Stone is John Zorn's club on Ave C on E 2nd St near Houston in Alphabet City, Manhattan. They have great music, but I can't not have a beverage in a dark place w/o falling asleep. They wouldn't even let me have coffee. I still went many times, usually to support friends.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: If people payed a cover...talk, I guess. If they bought tickets...shut up.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: *paid
	1:27pm melinda: doctorjazz that happened to me at a Neko Case concert. These ladies right next to me were yammering about house hunting. A guy near us told them to zip it, and they did for a while, then started up again. I don't get using a concert like that as a backdrop for visiting.
	1:28pm doctorjazz: The Stone is moving to the Village, btw, at The New School And, a $35 cover to the Village Vanguard feels like a ticket to me, don't want to hear tourists talking non stop (and it's happened many times-even worse in Jersey Jazz clubs, those rare beasts)
	1:28pm frenchee: darlings, that's what elbows are for: poking the yakkers. But I agree with UM, if they bought a ticket SHADDUP. @dean, I hear you about the librarian stereotype!
	1:29pm Dean: This sentence is the perfect hybrid of metaphysics and pragmatics: "There's a bathroom, but I'm not 100% sure where it is."
	1:30pm βrian: I had a similar problem when going to see a film that was part of a University series. They insisted on giving a lecture about the film before the film was shown. I all but screamed "Shut up, shut up!". Lets just see the film and talk about it (or not) afterward. Nothing worse than pre-digested cinema.
	1:31pm Dean: Nice nod to the Donovan thread on, I think, Fabio's show yesterday.
	1:31pm northguineahills: hey, I've talked during onkyo shows, while ordering a drink, no one minded, including the artists (hung out afterwards at the Japanese Cultural Center). It doesn't get much quieter then onkyo.
	1:31pm Parq: As Daggett Beaver in the old cartoon show "Angry Beavers" would say, "That was NUTS!"
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: I missed that, Dean...I will hi me to the archives.
	1:33pm Alex in Illinois: I like the way that Mellow Yellow instrumental turned out
	1:34pm Dean: And now our DJ is going to speak over the music!
	1:38pm βrian: I'm a second-generation librarian. Haven't been able to sport a bun, though. Now that I think of it, I bet I could get a bun implant.
	1:38pm Dean: A librarian-squared, so to speak?
	1:42pm queems: oh jeez
	1:43pm Dominick: I'm seeing 1958 for Lucinda
	1:43pm βrian: Librarian² from A²!
	1:44pm Mark R: I've been to jazz clubs, the Jazz Standard in Chicago, being one, where the owner gets up before they introduce the band and they say, "This is a listening room, so please, out of respect for the musicians, keep your conversation to a minimum." And violators got a stern look and sometimes more if they wouldn't shut up. Someone in authority needs to set the tone, otherwise, anything goes. We're a society that's lost its manners. Glen O'Brien said if everyone had manners, we wouldn't need laws.
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: I don't know what the hell I played, Dominick.
	1:44pm Parq: "Bun Implant" would be a good name for a band. I think we can all agree on that.
	1:46pm Alex in Illinois: People ordering drinks is one thing, but when a noticeable din of colective constant chatter starts rising to complete with the performance, then it's time for some glaring and scowling.
	1:47pm Dean: Bun Implant is a terrific name. Especially if Bun E. Carlos were the drummer. Can I just add that I love the name Camarosmith for a band? A real band.
	1:48pm still b/p: Ohhh, needing music of comfort and diversion. The gift of an iPhone (And I'm grateful. Really.) has given me such iFutzing and unsimple assignments...porting my existing cell number in a whirl of numbers and notes with help from a team...shopping cases...now must call Apple to straighten something out because Apple store staff couldn't do it (mall trip, ugh). Can't get FMU app until sorted out! Still so much fishing and learning to do on the dingus itself. Progress hurts. Etta helps.
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: Camarosmith to be on the bill with Trans Am I.
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: sbp!
	1:50pm βrian: Remember when they used to just work? Ach!
	1:50pm mauri: I for a second there thought its saturday already.
	1:50pm Dean: "Remember when they used to just work?" Frankly, no.
	1:50pm annie: @ mark r at 1:44: right on!!
	1:52pm still b/p: Thanks for including request last week. Enjoyed a portion of the archive, but that was a show for which one wanted to Be There. Camarosmith tribute band: ZZ28 Top
	1:54pm annie: since my only experience with social mores comes from a dysfunctional family's pov, i use media such a television and old movies to give me an idea of how our social standards went to hell... even 50s punks were somewhat sane(?). it's such an interesting timeline of a slow degradation of rules and courtesy..
	1:54pm Dean: There really is a Camarosmith: https://www.discogs.com/Camarosmith-Camarosmith/release/1426015 They're connected to Zeke and High on Fire.
	1:55pm Funky16Corners: Ah yes, Curley Moore!
	1:56pm βrian: Zed Zed Top might be a good chap-hop group.
	1:56pm northguineahills: There's a difference b/tn polite conversation and drunken louts making a ruckus.
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: Zed Leprechaun...that is all.
	1:57pm listener Rey: northguineahills @12:46 Worth a trip to Orchard in the summertime to see and hear top-notch acts playing salsa and Latin music. It's quite the scene
	1:57pm βrian: Drunken louts with their drunken umlaüts.
	1:59pm βrian: I used to think it was "sir name," as in Sir βrian.
	2:00pm Dean: I'm not so sure about a wholesale cultural decline in politeness. I think we're seeing more brazen crudeness among our, uh, betters, which in turn models some folks' behavior. But I welcome our more widespread recourse to so-called dirty language. (It isn't Trump's use of the word that should offend us; it's what he intended by it.) I have long viewed crude language as a space occupied by adults for reasons I can't fathom. Are adults that insecure with their (I mean, our) authority? We tell our kids not to say those words, then we pay to be entertained by people who say them.
	2:01pm still b/p: That Yesterday cha-cha underneath was neat.
	2:02pm Parq: βrian: That was a "Beverly Hillbillies" gag. A female con artist who was hanging out (for reasons I forget) with Jethro mused that she "needed a surname" and he offered "Galahad".
	2:04pm still b/p: Sounded like the guy sitting at the console pots was throwing in the whistle parts.
	2:04pm Asheville Jon: yeah Merle!!
	2:05pm Uncle Michael: My (something) name is Console Pots.
	2:05pm queems: my dad always used to play the bob wills version at our house
	2:05pm northguineahills: @listener Rey: Unfortunately, I just moved to FL, but i got tons of salsa and Latin music in Brooklyn (sometimes djed by moi). The latin music down here is more traditional, but I have a friend that does pysche salsa and cumbia (etc), which I'm going to join on) But, I love the old society setup of Orchard Beach, having an old 20s seaside appeal to it (whether intentional or not)
	2:06pm annie: man, i love to sing along to this...
	2:07pm joe: 'ello folks Made it sorry I'm late horse threw a shoe.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: Did your car blow a seal?
	2:10pm joe: Not sure but I know he dated and otter once.
	2:12pm Dean: That is FILTHY!
	2:14pm βrian: Throwing a rod can cause more trouble, in practice.
	2:15pm Funky16Corners: This is cool. I don't think I've ever heard a vocal version.
	2:15pm Parq: "Cast Your Fate" is one of my favorite melodies.
	2:16pm Parq: F16C.: The Seekers do a lovely one.
	2:16pm northguineahills: @UM: I thought this was a family friendly show... (wait, no it's not).
	2:16pm Funky16Corners: Different lyrics?
	2:16pm still b/p: All this auto talk and look at the labels...Mercury, Valiant...
	2:17pm Dean: Once heard a performance of Purcell's Dido & Aeneas featuring as Dido a French singer. Her singing was superb, but her articulation faltered at the last line of the famous lament: "Remember me, but ah! forget my feet."
	2:17pm Parq: Sorry, We Five, not the Seekers.
	2:18pm Funky16Corners: Wow, this sounds like Eric Carmen
	2:18pm Dean: Van Duren got so much better after David Lee Roth's departure.
	2:19pm Funky16Corners: Sammy Hagfish really turned them around
	2:20pm still b/p: Never be another female lead singer like Mamie.
	2:23pm Webhamster Henry: Rogers & Hart
	2:23pm joe: You are in VERY good company for playing that track Scott Williams and Irwin Chusid
	2:25pm βrian: Remember when Dylan went eclectic at Newport?
	2:26pm Funky16Corners: Signing off UM. Gotta go swallow some Tylenol.
	2:27pm Uncle Michael: See ya, Larry!
	2:27pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for checking, Joe.
	2:28pm still b/p: Tylenol for ass pain after desk assembly?
	2:28pm Funky16Corners: Yes indeedy. I broke myself. Gonna try to convince the family to accept take out for dinner.
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: When #1 Son can drive...the world will change.
	2:31pm Funky16Corners: I afraid of that day. In soooooo many ways.
	2:31pm βrian: As will your insurance bill.
	2:31pm Uncle Michael: But he can go get Chinese...
	2:31pm Dean: Not me. My daughter's six and I offer to let her drive. Can't be nearly as bad as 80% of the experienced drivers around here.
	2:31pm Jeff Golick: I'm hoping my son never learns how to drive.
	2:32pm Dean: OTOH, I just wish the local rapid transit would get its shit together. I despise cars, except Camarosmith.
	2:34pm Dean: Took my 11YO son go-cart racing a few weeks back. Not a two-banger lawnmower engine go-cart, but a sleek electric vehicle that can reach 45mph. He proved himself quite capable.
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: Electric? There must be noise!
	2:34pm βrian: I have a 3-minute walk to the bus stop, but then a full 20 more minutes to get to my workplace! So I'm (like) sorely inconvenienced!
	2:35pm Dean: Indoor, even, thus no fumes. Really, really fun.
	2:35pm Listener Robert: So now I know one of Fabio's bed tunes: "Cast Your Fate to the Wind". Or is it another DJ who uses it as a bed on WFMU?
	2:35pm Dean: 'spensive, though.
	2:37pm βrian: I think they have an audio "vrroom" port where the driver can plug in earphones.
	2:37pm annie: nystate has such restrictive insurance rules, i dreaded the day when my kid wanted to drive the car. i imposed a rule: if you can pony up the extra dough for the added driver for this car, then yes.. consequently he never accomplished that.... he IS a very good driver, but i just did not want to trust that mid-teen pot-head brain..
	2:37pm Dean: Playing cards clothes-pinned to the wheels.
	2:37pm Stevel: I believe I have your Huckle-Buck right here.
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: Scott Williams uses it for a bed, Robert. His copy got trashed, so I tracked another one down and sent it to him. It's a Readers Digest box set.
	2:38pm Doug Schulkind: I have to go study. Thanks for the tunes, Unk!
	2:38pm Webhamster Henry: Paging Steve Krinsky!
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: Steve!
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: See ya, Doug!
	2:39pm βrian: When will it end, Doug?
	2:40pm Doug Schulkind: Steve did an entire marathon premium of Hucklebucks. @βrian End of this April (knock wood).
	2:40pm northguineahills: I think I'll get BBQ for lunch (why, yes, it's rather late for lunch, but I've been busy). It's my brinner, first and only meal of the day.
	2:40pm still b/p: I remember the young guys working at a cart track as meaning business and having little patience. A teenager didn't stop at the directed moment when time was up, and as he went across the start line a worker flung a tire -- full-size car tire not a cart tire -- directly at him. Don't think that'd be in the employee training today.
	2:41pm βrian: Oh my. We'll need an on-air bubbly tasting!
	2:44pm Dean: The "kids" at the track when we raced--they were probably in their late 'teens, early 20s--were quite considerate, even as they hurled themselves around the track twice as fast as my son and me. It's set up not to be an actual race. The incentive is to maintain a steady speed so as to optimize your average time traversing the course.
	2:44pm Dean: So, no Stackridge box set?
	2:47pm doctorjazz: Thanks UM, loved the show! Great weekend all!
	2:47pm annie: it's been a most satisfying show, UM... my head has not stopped bobbing..a true gauge of finery.
	2:48pm Dean: My best lap was ~48 seconds, average was ~66, but that's because they had to cut power to remove a failed car from the track before restarting. The best lap among the nine of us was a kid who did ~27 seconds.
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone. I'll see you next week.
	2:49pm Dominick: Thanks UM for another great show
	2:49pm Sem: Yes, UM, what annie said ^. Thanks so much for what you do here, and the voices you attract. Next time, for sure.
	2:49pm Dean: https://www.k1speed.com/locations.html
	2:50pm Rich in NC: Thanks Uncle Michael, good weekend to all
	2:51pm KevinfromBayRidge: Thanks for another great until, UNC. Hello to all.
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: You're all very kind to me.
	2:54pm Listener Robert: Yay!
	2:54pm KevinfromBayRidge: Run a few along the VZ bike path in honor of the Midwest beach party!
	2:56pm still b/p: My former boss went twice to do the Indy car thing, in Florida I think. Pay a lotta dollars and drive fast. Not pro fast, but dangerous-enough fast. You get a further goosed up MPH allowance when you go the second time. Thanks Dr. Uncle for Hinky Dinky Health Care. I'm feeling better and less whiny
	2:57pm βrian: Oh, my. 2 p.m. CST draws on apace! Thanks, Unca.
	2:57pm gloomsday: thank you UM <3
	2:59pm Webhamster Henry: Till Next Week!
	3:00pm frenchee: bye bye, Hinksters!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Bye!
	4:48pm Stanley: Caught up on what I missed on Friday. Love your show, thanks Uncle.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from January 12, 2018

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