WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 7, 2018

Listener comments!
	11:57am dan: Hi UM. Can you play some more Edwards Hand today?
	12:02pm Sem: Hello, UM.
	12:02pm burke: Bear-hugging a FISH!
	12:02pm Stanley: Nah, he's playing it.
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Every doggone thing. EVERY!
	12:03pm Dominick: is that an autoharp?
	12:03pm listener james from westwood: How do, UM and everyone!
	12:03pm Funky16Corners: Hey! Hey! Hey!
	12:04pm Mark Hurst: Best port on the Gulf? Don't tell that to New Orleans!
	12:04pm Sem: Autocarp, I think.
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Gotta tune that fish. Hiya.
	12:05pm Mark Hurst: p.s. hi to UM and everyone!
	12:05pm βrian: Next up, Lacryma Christi.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: dan! Sem! burke! Stanley! Doug! Dominick! james! Larry! Mark! Jeff!
	12:05pm Sem: ...or a heavy fish lifting competition.
	12:06pm Funky16Corners: Mrs Norvo! A favorite of my Dad's.
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Stanley is correct.
	12:07pm Sem: ...followed by Christi Brinkley.
	12:07pm βrian: Can you tell which scale he's playing in?
	🛒 12:07pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Howdy! I want to know more about those "my kind of town" things you play every week. where do you get them? they make me laugh every time.
	🛒 12:08pm Brian in UK: Uncle and bottom feeders.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie! Brian! Lizzie, I'll speak to that.
	12:10pm Roberto: Things are gettin' uncly up in here.
	12:10pm burke: Something about that snare drum says "Memphis"
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Roberto!
	12:12pm Funky16Corners: Have you heard Son House do this?
	12:12pm mauri: I'll put my washboard on the shelf and sit to listen.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: he was a youngster in his youth
	12:14pm Uncle Michael: mauri!
	12:15pm Parq: Fiat freeform ruat cælum
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Parq!
	12:16pm Parq: I , too, used to be a lot younger.
	12:16pm Doug Schulkind: This is a scorcher!
	12:17pm βrian: @SC Lizzie: I found this: www.pams.com...
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: Not a banger?
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: This page is mine: smallproblem.com...
	12:19pm Dominick: nice
	12:20pm Parq: This Isleys is a relief. Can't say exactly why, but that Ivory Joe track was kinda bringing me down.
	12:26pm Roberto: Oh, we're doing the Stupidity all right.
	12:27pm dan: That Solomon Burke number should be the anthem for Congress.
	🛒 12:34pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Thanks UM! I love these kind of specialized collections. A friend did a show about albums of music written for trade show productions - song writer bitterly commented that it's easy to write about love but you try writing a song about a new Chevrolet model.
	12:35pm Rich in Washington: This is fantastic, UM!
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: Rich!
	12:36pm Jeff Golick: Audio double-take.
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: Blue Monday: www.youtube.com...
	12:38pm Rich in Washington: I misread that as Buddy Hackett for a moment and my worldview was suddenly rewriting itself.
	12:45pm Parq: Rich, I bet Bobby H got that a lot.
	12:46pm Parq: A good player makes the soprano sax sound angelic. When I tried to play it as a kid, it made sounds that would have worked well as folely cues for Weird Al's "Weasel Stomping Day".
	12:48pm Funky16Corners: Whoa. Never heard this cover before!
	12:48pm Little Danny: Michael! Hello!
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: Danny!
	12:48pm 23 Wolves: Ha, crazy, I've been listening to so much Boney M lately! Far out! I highly recommend their song "Somewhere in the World," it's been crushing me.
	🛒 12:48pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Someone in my neigborhood is learning to play sax. They just play this riff of like 6 notes over and over. Where's my gun??
	12:49pm burke: Boney M! They played in Roseland last year. I think they are pretty big in Chicago's Polish and Russian communities.
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: 23W!
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: Whoa. Boney M. still rolls on?
	12:49pm doctorjazz: I tried clarinet as an adult... Used to make my poor dog hide under the bed and whine . Paul Desmond, of the Brubeck band did indeed have a lovely tone! Oh and hi Dinksteroons!
	12:50pm dan: Jack must be a sugarholic
	12:50pm Funky16Corners: For some reason my two sons (aged 12 and 14) are well acquainted with Boney M's 'Rasputin'. It must be in some Youtube/meme or something. It knocked me out when it came on the radio and they started singing along.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Rasputin is so so so great!
	12:52pm Parq: Lizzie, that was a Bobs lyric. ("Your boyfriend is really a jerk/Will he ever learn to play the saxophone/He plays the same song over and over")
	12:52pm Jeff Golick: The answer song was "My Friend Jack Takes Insulin."
	12:52pm Roberto: For some reason my daughter had heard the Rah-Rah-Ras-pew-teen song in high school. She was randomly singing it one day. She's a good singer too.
	12:53pm Sem: Jeff: heh.
	🛒 12:56pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Thanks - I didn't know that Bobs lyric.
	12:58pm Dominick: Well, that was a mood switch
	12:58pm Little Danny: Love the Sandpipers!
	🛒 12:58pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: This was in The Sterile Cuckoo I think
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: Yep.
	1:00pm Funky16Corners: Interesting, sad movie.
	1:03pm still b/p: Sterile Cuckoo...sort of Fatal Attraction at college, without knives. Or cookpots.
	1:03pm Rich in Washington: Whizzeagle was also the name of Fred and Toody Cole's musical instrument store in Portland's Old Town district.
	1:05pm still b/p: Raz-Poutine. Someone in this foodie town wants to get right on that.
	1:05pm Funky16Corners: @LittleDanny - Have you heard this: ironleg.wordpress.com...
	1:05pm 23 Wolves: At least part of the modern love for Rasputin comes from the Just Dance game series: www.youtube.com...
	1:05pm listener james from westwood: Boney M! I just copyedited a book about Rasputinesque figures through recent history (including the Mad Monk himself), and the author quoted the Boney M song. (I flagged it for the production editor to inquire about lyrics clearance.)
	1:06pm burke: Boney M are an unassailable authority on many historical subjects!
	1:08pm dan: And who said that Brits can't sound Southern?
	1:10pm Lane Gray: If you're in Nashville on Monday, you MUST check out the Time Jumpers. Western swing and classic country from pickers on the A Team (Paul Franklin is the steel man
	1:10pm listener james from westwood: Was stunned to learn that the guy who hustled up Boney M also created Milli Vanilli.
	1:11pm Little Danny: Lovely voice. Makes me think of a swampy Fred Neil during the verse
	1:14pm Uncle Michael: This Floyd Tillman record goes weirdly dixieland in spots,
	1:15pm Lane Gray: It's odd to hear Floyd without his trademark crazy swoops. That lap steel is a knockout.
	1:16pm Funky16Corners: @Listener James - The Omnibus podcast did an episode on Milli Vanilli where they go into the history of that guy (Frank Farian?)
	1:20pm Dean: @Lane Gray: Crying Time appears in Berkeley on Sunday: https://www.thefreight.org/event/1694844-crying-time-george-jones-berkeley/ Is Bobby Black indeed a "pedal steel legend"?
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: Dean!
	1:23pm Funky16Corners: A priest, a rabbi and an educated man?
	1:23pm dan: This Marty Robbins song should be the national anthem.
	1:24pm listener james from westwood: Went a bit waterheaded later on, I see.
	1:25pm still b/p: I was likin' this bounce-along by Marty until I paid attention to the...diverting lyrics. Now it's a curiosity instead of a number to remember and sing for fun.
	1:25pm Funky16Corners: I'd love a nice pair of communistic boots
	1:25pm listener james from westwood: "the fields of freedom that were given to us"—Several million dead Native Americans want a word, Marty.
	1:26pm still b/p: Doc Marxists boots.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: s b/p!
	1:27pm Funky16Corners: SBP - LOL!
	1:27pm Jeff Golick: Sweet Everly Bros., though I can't replace the Fairport version in my head.
	1:31pm listener james from westwood: ROFL, b/p!
	🛒 1:32pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: This is a fantastic record!
	1:40pm Little Danny: Michael: have you listened to the Cocaine & Rhinestones podcast? DEEP dive into country with David Allen Coe's son Tyler
	1:43pm dan: I slugged some jerk in Tahoe They gave me 1 to 3 My high priced lawyer sprung me on a technicality Now I'm playing at Springfield Prison I get to sleep at home tonight.
	1:44pm melinda: hi group!
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: melinda!
	1:46pm Little Danny: Heya Melinda
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: no, danny...podcasts don't seem to take with me
	1:46pm burke: My draper used to be rusty but I got that taken care of.
	1:50pm Stanley: Wheeeeeeee!!!!
	1:50pm dan: Underrated ELO greatness.
	1:50pm Roberto: I'll say it again...I don't understand how anyone can not like ELO.
	1:51pm Dean: I have "Fire on High" on a purple translucent vinyl 7". "Poker" might be the flipside? Helluva record, anyway.
	1:53pm doctorjazz: One of my favorite Dead tunes, The Deal nice live version!
	1:53pm Stanley: I'm with Roberto on that one
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: Doc!
	1:54pm doctorjazz: 72,great vintage for Dead !
	1:55pm doctorjazz: Been here all along, busy at work but digging the sounds. . Hope this isn't too long a version,, can't sit to long.. .can't leave either.
	1:56pm Lane Gray: Loser is probably my favorite Dead song. (and Jay Dee's name is pronounced like anus with an M in front) Jay Dee was the steel player on Ray Stevens' "Misty"
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: 2.5 more minutes
	1:57pm still b/p: I like some ELO, especially earliest exposure, but for me they suffered from that 70s Top 40 OVERexposure and crank-'em-out redundancy that for a while made me lean toward wearily impatient wave-offs.
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: Yu just wanted to say "anus" into your voice recognition, Lane.
	1:58pm Lane Gray: Heh. I'm in the sleeper and typing. I see you found the Farr Brothers. (I'm in the Colorado mountains coverage is intermittent)
	2:00pm Uncle Michael: Yep, thanks for the Farr Bros. tip.
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: I am now so regretting, after this fine gamble-tastic set, that Florence likely will cause me to cancel my Atlantic City trip next week.
	2:02pm Lane Gray: Dean, Bobby Black earned his legend status by both being the Commander Cody steel man during their heyday, and then playing on the cool, but way out, Asleep at the Wheel album "Framed." But probably second tier legend; not up there with Buddy, Lloyd and Jimmy Day, but second tier great is still great
	2:02pm Jeff Golick: Great set.
	2:03pm dan: Who do you think had the better jazz rock voice, David Clayton Thomas or Terry Kath?
	2:04pm Uncle Michael: I don't know about about "jazz rock," but I'm a DCT man. I like bombast.
	2:04pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Jeff.
	2:05pm Dean: Thanks, Lane, for both the Bobby Black summary and for the proctological pronunciation heuristic.
	2:08pm still b/p: Was talking to someone the other day about general Atlantic City matters after he was there -- persisting blight despite the casino decades, etc. -- and the interesting glimpses along the city character timeline to be found before and at time of change in films "King of Marvin Gardens, 1972, " and then "Atlantic City," 1980.
	2:09pm Dean: "Betcha By-Golly, Wow"...a song about gambling? I've been to Las Vegas precisely once in '76 to hear Yes and Donovan at the Alladin. I was not old enough to gamble, but I ran through the (old, pre-fire) MGM Hotel casino dropping nickels in slot machines, and I netted five bucks. I will never return to Vegas. They'll never get it back.
	2:14pm listener james from westwood: I got a lucky taste of the old old Vegas when I visited the Riviera, Stardust, and Sahara back in the early 00s. Narrowly missed visiting the Desert Inn, which was being used for a Jackie Chan film after its shutdown. All of them mostly gone except for street names and their signs in the Neon Museum.
	2:14pm Dean: Er, spelling: Aladdin.
	2:15pm still b/p: Single Vegas experience was a late night arrival to drop off a couple party members after coming out of a Grand Canyon hike. A couple hours on the strip, then slept in a van in Frontier parking lot until lot-cleaning machines woke us up pre-dawn. What a town!
	2:18pm Tina: The Queen of Diamonds mentioned by Robert Hunter in "Loser" may also be a direct reference to Garcia himself. In a very old divination system based on the standard 52-card deck, August 1 - Jerry's birthday - is symbolized by the Queen of Diamonds.
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: Tina! layers....
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: Canadien hippie exotica.
	2:23pm Tina: Yep. That pretty much sums up the Grateful Dead's oeuvre!
	2:24pm Uncle Michael: Yeah, I'm always on shaky ground if I get into what Hunter means. It's as flexible as the Bible or Shakespeare.
	2:25pm dan: Quebec had some interesting prog rock groups like Mashmakhan, Harmonium and Beau Dommage. It's a shame that neither one of them had an impact on the US charts.
	2:27pm βrian: A beautiful shame, in fact.
	2:28pm still b/p: Whoa, whoa! "Flexibility" in the Bible? Marty Robbins will haunt you with a song, son!
	2:30pm Tina: For an eccentric compendium of Canadian pop, rock, soul and experimental music, check out: http://www.canuckistanmusic.com
	2:32pm sinner: Doggone it. I was just about to slip away and then UM says in that pleading tone that just gets me every time: "please....don't go away....."
	2:33pm Uncle Michael: Sinner! Brian!
	2:42pm dan: @ Tina Found the site. Great encyclopedia of music from up North.
	2:50pm Roberto: I'm tired AF and I'm scheduled for a workout session at 5:30pm EDT. Does anyone want my slot?
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the link, Tina.
	2:53pm Tina: THE POPPY FAMILY! More deep, deep Canadiana!
	2:55pm dan: Interesting cover of The Turtles song.
	3:01pm Mark Hurst: Great show, UM, thanks!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 7, 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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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Mildred Bailey & Her Orchestra	Washboard Blues	shellac 10" (b/w 'Round My Old Deserted Farm)	Vocalion	1938		0:04:05 (Pop-up)
Ann Peebles	Slipped, Tripped And Fell In Love	Straigt From The Heart	Hi	1971		0:06:54 (Pop-up)
The Loyal Five	John the Revalator	unk.	unk.	1949	(From: Heaven Bound Train: Southern Gospel 1949-1950)	0:09:12 (Pop-up)
Diane Kolby	Holy Man "Holy Man" by "Diane Kolby"	Diane Kolby	Columbia	1973		0:12:11 (Pop-up)
Ivory Joe Hunter	I Almost Lost My Mind	shellac 10" (b/w If I Give You My Love)	MGM	1949	(From: Blowing the Fuse: 1950)	0:15:05 (Pop-up)
The Isley Brothers	Fight the Power, Pts. 1 & 2	The Heat Is On	Epic	1975	(From: The Complete RCA Victor And T-Neck Album Masters (1959-1983))	0:18:09 (Pop-up)
Solomon Burke	Stupidity "Stupidity" by "Solomon Burke"	If You Need Me	Atlantic	1963	(From: Mod Anthems Vol.2)	0:23:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Secret Garden	Nocturne (Instr.) "Nocturne (Instr.)" by "Secret Garden"	unk.	Mercury	1995	(From: Biky's Best Instrumental Music (Part 85))	0:25:17 (Pop-up)
Orkestra Obsolete	Blue Monday "Blue Monday" by "Orkestra Obsolete"	https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03lh9lt	BBC Arts	2016		0:31:48 (Pop-up)
Bobby Hackett and His Orchestra	At The Jazzband Ball	shellac 10" (b-side to If Dreams Come True)	Vocalion	1938	(From: The Ultimate Jazz Archive)	0:35:24 (Pop-up)
Dixie-Land Thumpers	Oriental Man "Oriental Man" by "Dixie-Land Thumpers"	shellac 10" (b-side to Sock That Thing)			(From: The Rise & Fall of Paramount Records, Volume 2 (1928-1932))	0:37:49 (Pop-up)
The Dave Brubeck Quartet	Three to Get Ready	Time Out	Columbia	1959		0:40:40 (Pop-up)
Boney M.	My Friend Jack "My Friend Jack" by "Boney M."	single (b-side to I See A Boat (On The River))	Hansa International	1980		0:45:50 (Pop-up)
The Rats	Broken Wire Telephone "Broken Wire Telephone" by "The Rats"	In a Desperate Red	Whizeagle	1983		0:50:26 (Pop-up)
Big Star	Don't Lie to Me "Don't Lie to Me" by "Big Star"	single (b/w Watch The Sunrise)	Ardent	1972		0:53:12 (Pop-up)
The Sandpipers	Come Saturday Morning	Come Saturday Morning	A&M	1969	(From: Super Hits of the '70s: Have a Nice Day, Vol. 1)	0:56:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Arthur Russell	A3 "A3" by "Arthur Russell"	Instrumentals (2017)	Audika	1975		0:59:06 (Pop-up)
Lonnie Donegan & His Skiffle Group	Wabash Cannonball	An Englishman Sings American Folk Songs	Mercury	1956	(From: Pig Iron, Washboards, Freight Trains & Kazoos, The UK Skiffle Boom 1954-1957)	1:06:07 (Pop-up)
Larry Jon Wilson	Ohoopee River Bottomland	single (b/w melt Not My Igloo)	Monument	1975	(From: The Sound Of The South)	1:07:56 (Pop-up)
Floyd Tillman	Baby, I Just Want You	single (b/w Save A Little For Me)	Sarg	1956	(From: I Love You So Much It Hurts: 1936-1981)	1:11:28 (Pop-up)
Randy Atcher	Them Soft Shoulders And Dangerous Curves	single (b-side to Flying High)	MGM	1955	(From: M-G-M Hillbilly, Vol. 4)	1:13:33 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Dell	Rainbow Doll "Rainbow Doll" by "Jimmy Dell"	single (b/w I've Got A Dollar)	RCA Victor	1958	(From: Get Hot Or Go Home: Vintage RCA Rockabilly '56-'59)	1:15:51 (Pop-up)
Carl Perkins	Pink Pedal Pushers (alternate version)	single (b/w Jive After Five)	Columbia	1958		1:17:54 (Pop-up)
Marty Robbins	Ain't I Right "Ain't I Right" by "Marty Robbins"	prev. unr.	Columbia	1966	(From: Atomic Platters: Cold War Music From the Golden Age)	1:20:25 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Some Sweet Day	It's Everly Time!	Warner Bros.	1960		1:23:38 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	I Am a Pilgrim "I Am a Pilgrim" by "The Byrds"	Sweetheart of the Rodeo	Columbia	1968		1:25:54 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	You're Still on My Mind	Sweetheart of the Rodeo	Columbia	1968		1:29:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: P. Willsher & K. Chesher	Eye Of Horus	Electroshake	Music De Wolfe	1968		1:31:44 (Pop-up)
Farr Brothers	Texas Crapshooter "Texas Crapshooter" by "Farr Brothers"	prev. unr.	n/a	1935	(From: Fine Time At Our House - Standard Radio Transcriptions 1934-35)	1:39:16 (Pop-up)
Tex Williams And His Western Caravan	Wild Card	single (b/w Tamburitza Boogie)	Capitol	1950	(From: Swinging Hollywood Hillbilly Cowboys - Capitol Towers)	1:40:37 (Pop-up)
Rusty Draper	Gambler's Guitar "Gambler's Guitar" by "Rusty Draper"	shellac 10" (b/w Free Home Demonstration)	Mercury	1953	(From: Classic Country The '50's: Treasures)	1:43:06 (Pop-up)
Ray Charles and his Band	Blackjack	shellac 10" (b/w Greenbacks)	Atlantic	1955	(From: The Birth Of Soul 1952-1954)	1:45:35 (Pop-up)
Electric Light Orchestra	Poker "Poker" by "Electric Light Orchestra"	Face the Music	Jet	1975		1:47:47 (Pop-up)
Grateful Dead	Loser "Loser" by "Grateful Dead"	4/14/1972 Tivoli Concert Hall - Copenhagen, Denmark	n/a	1972		1:51:10 (Pop-up)
Nikki Lane	Jackpot "Jackpot" by "Nikki Lane"	Highway Queen	New West	2017		1:57:20 (Pop-up)
Blood, Sweat & Tears	Go Down Gamblin'	single (b/w Valentine's Day)	Columbia	1971	(From: VA - The Music People Volume 01)	2:00:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Judge Dread	One Armed Bandit "One Armed Bandit" by "Judge Dread"	single (b-side to Big Six)	Trojan	1972		2:04:46 (Pop-up)
Francis Bebey	Bissau "Bissau" by "Francis Bebey"	Akwaaba: Music For Sanza	Original Music	1984		2:10:42 (Pop-up)
L'Orchestre Les Volcans Porto-Novo	Mi Kple Dogbekpo	single (b-side to Jomido)	Les Volcans	1977	(From: African Scream Contest (Raw & Psychedelic Afro Sounds from Benin & Togo 70s))	2:14:10 (Pop-up)
Mashmakhan	Letter From Zambia "Letter From Zambia" by "Mashmakhan"	Mashmakhan	Columbia	1970		2:17:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Electric Light Orchestra	After All	single (b-side to Rock 'N' Roll Is King)	Jet	1983		2:24:01 (Pop-up)
Neil Diamond	Shilo "Shilo" by "Neil Diamond"	Shilo	Bang	1970	(From: Play Me: The Complete Uni Studio Recordings...Plus )	2:30:09 (Pop-up)
Michael Fennelly	Dreamer "Dreamer" by "Michael Fennelly"	Stranger's Bed	Mercury	1975		2:33:03 (Pop-up)
Blue Ash	Baby Baby "Baby Baby" by "Blue Ash"	prev. unr.	n/a	1972-1974	(From: Around Again (Rarities From The Vault 1972-79) (Not Lame, 2004))	2:38:52 (Pop-up)
Tommy Lorente	Poom Tchak Pow "Poom Tchak Pow" by "Tommy Lorente"	Stupefaction	Yaourt Productions	2018	(From: Songs We Learnt At Sundae School)	2:42:24 (Pop-up)
Liquor Buddies	Celine (Loves to Talk)	Pot of Gold	CDBaby	2016		2:45:57 (Pop-up)
Karen Verros	You Just Gotta Know My Mind	single (b/w Karen's Theme (You Just Gotta Know My Mind) )	Dot	1965	(From: Destroy That Boy!)	2:48:05 (Pop-up)
Poppy Family	You Don't Know What Love Is	single (b/w Another Year Another Day)	London	1972	(From: A Good Thing Lost 1968-1973)	2:49:52 (Pop-up)
Miriam	Get Away "Get Away" by "Miriam"	Down Today	Norton	2015		2:52:33 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		2:54:30 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:57am dan: Hi UM. Can you play some more Edwards Hand today?
	12:02pm Sem: Hello, UM.
	12:02pm burke: Bear-hugging a FISH!
	12:02pm Stanley: Nah, he's playing it.
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Every doggone thing. EVERY!
	12:03pm Dominick: is that an autoharp?
	12:03pm listener james from westwood: How do, UM and everyone!
	12:03pm Funky16Corners: Hey! Hey! Hey!
	12:04pm Mark Hurst: Best port on the Gulf? Don't tell that to New Orleans!
	12:04pm Sem: Autocarp, I think.
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Gotta tune that fish. Hiya.
	12:05pm Mark Hurst: p.s. hi to UM and everyone!
	12:05pm βrian: Next up, Lacryma Christi.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: dan! Sem! burke! Stanley! Doug! Dominick! james! Larry! Mark! Jeff!
	12:05pm Sem: ...or a heavy fish lifting competition.
	12:06pm Funky16Corners: Mrs Norvo! A favorite of my Dad's.
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Stanley is correct.
	12:07pm Sem: ...followed by Christi Brinkley.
	12:07pm βrian: Can you tell which scale he's playing in?
	🛒 12:07pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Howdy! I want to know more about those "my kind of town" things you play every week. where do you get them? they make me laugh every time.
	🛒 12:08pm Brian in UK: Uncle and bottom feeders.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie! Brian! Lizzie, I'll speak to that.
	12:10pm Roberto: Things are gettin' uncly up in here.
	12:10pm burke: Something about that snare drum says "Memphis"
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Roberto!
	12:12pm Funky16Corners: Have you heard Son House do this?
	12:12pm mauri: I'll put my washboard on the shelf and sit to listen.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: he was a youngster in his youth
	12:14pm Uncle Michael: mauri!
	12:15pm Parq: Fiat freeform ruat cælum
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Parq!
	12:16pm Parq: I , too, used to be a lot younger.
	12:16pm Doug Schulkind: This is a scorcher!
	12:17pm βrian: @SC Lizzie: I found this: www.pams.com...
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: Not a banger?
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: This page is mine: smallproblem.com...
	12:19pm Dominick: nice
	12:20pm Parq: This Isleys is a relief. Can't say exactly why, but that Ivory Joe track was kinda bringing me down.
	12:26pm Roberto: Oh, we're doing the Stupidity all right.
	12:27pm dan: That Solomon Burke number should be the anthem for Congress.
	🛒 12:34pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Thanks UM! I love these kind of specialized collections. A friend did a show about albums of music written for trade show productions - song writer bitterly commented that it's easy to write about love but you try writing a song about a new Chevrolet model.
	12:35pm Rich in Washington: This is fantastic, UM!
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: Rich!
	12:36pm Jeff Golick: Audio double-take.
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: Blue Monday: www.youtube.com...
	12:38pm Rich in Washington: I misread that as Buddy Hackett for a moment and my worldview was suddenly rewriting itself.
	12:45pm Parq: Rich, I bet Bobby H got that a lot.
	12:46pm Parq: A good player makes the soprano sax sound angelic. When I tried to play it as a kid, it made sounds that would have worked well as folely cues for Weird Al's "Weasel Stomping Day".
	12:48pm Funky16Corners: Whoa. Never heard this cover before!
	12:48pm Little Danny: Michael! Hello!
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: Danny!
	12:48pm 23 Wolves: Ha, crazy, I've been listening to so much Boney M lately! Far out! I highly recommend their song "Somewhere in the World," it's been crushing me.
	🛒 12:48pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Someone in my neigborhood is learning to play sax. They just play this riff of like 6 notes over and over. Where's my gun??
	12:49pm burke: Boney M! They played in Roseland last year. I think they are pretty big in Chicago's Polish and Russian communities.
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: 23W!
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: Whoa. Boney M. still rolls on?
	12:49pm doctorjazz: I tried clarinet as an adult... Used to make my poor dog hide under the bed and whine . Paul Desmond, of the Brubeck band did indeed have a lovely tone! Oh and hi Dinksteroons!
	12:50pm dan: Jack must be a sugarholic
	12:50pm Funky16Corners: For some reason my two sons (aged 12 and 14) are well acquainted with Boney M's 'Rasputin'. It must be in some Youtube/meme or something. It knocked me out when it came on the radio and they started singing along.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Rasputin is so so so great!
	12:52pm Parq: Lizzie, that was a Bobs lyric. ("Your boyfriend is really a jerk/Will he ever learn to play the saxophone/He plays the same song over and over")
	12:52pm Jeff Golick: The answer song was "My Friend Jack Takes Insulin."
	12:52pm Roberto: For some reason my daughter had heard the Rah-Rah-Ras-pew-teen song in high school. She was randomly singing it one day. She's a good singer too.
	12:53pm Sem: Jeff: heh.
	🛒 12:56pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Thanks - I didn't know that Bobs lyric.
	12:58pm Dominick: Well, that was a mood switch
	12:58pm Little Danny: Love the Sandpipers!
	🛒 12:58pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: This was in The Sterile Cuckoo I think
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: Yep.
	1:00pm Funky16Corners: Interesting, sad movie.
	1:03pm still b/p: Sterile Cuckoo...sort of Fatal Attraction at college, without knives. Or cookpots.
	1:03pm Rich in Washington: Whizzeagle was also the name of Fred and Toody Cole's musical instrument store in Portland's Old Town district.
	1:05pm still b/p: Raz-Poutine. Someone in this foodie town wants to get right on that.
	1:05pm Funky16Corners: @LittleDanny - Have you heard this: ironleg.wordpress.com...
	1:05pm 23 Wolves: At least part of the modern love for Rasputin comes from the Just Dance game series: www.youtube.com...
	1:05pm listener james from westwood: Boney M! I just copyedited a book about Rasputinesque figures through recent history (including the Mad Monk himself), and the author quoted the Boney M song. (I flagged it for the production editor to inquire about lyrics clearance.)
	1:06pm burke: Boney M are an unassailable authority on many historical subjects!
	1:08pm dan: And who said that Brits can't sound Southern?
	1:10pm Lane Gray: If you're in Nashville on Monday, you MUST check out the Time Jumpers. Western swing and classic country from pickers on the A Team (Paul Franklin is the steel man
	1:10pm listener james from westwood: Was stunned to learn that the guy who hustled up Boney M also created Milli Vanilli.
	1:11pm Little Danny: Lovely voice. Makes me think of a swampy Fred Neil during the verse
	1:14pm Uncle Michael: This Floyd Tillman record goes weirdly dixieland in spots,
	1:15pm Lane Gray: It's odd to hear Floyd without his trademark crazy swoops. That lap steel is a knockout.
	1:16pm Funky16Corners: @Listener James - The Omnibus podcast did an episode on Milli Vanilli where they go into the history of that guy (Frank Farian?)
	1:20pm Dean: @Lane Gray: Crying Time appears in Berkeley on Sunday: https://www.thefreight.org/event/1694844-crying-time-george-jones-berkeley/ Is Bobby Black indeed a "pedal steel legend"?
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: Dean!
	1:23pm Funky16Corners: A priest, a rabbi and an educated man?
	1:23pm dan: This Marty Robbins song should be the national anthem.
	1:24pm listener james from westwood: Went a bit waterheaded later on, I see.
	1:25pm still b/p: I was likin' this bounce-along by Marty until I paid attention to the...diverting lyrics. Now it's a curiosity instead of a number to remember and sing for fun.
	1:25pm Funky16Corners: I'd love a nice pair of communistic boots
	1:25pm listener james from westwood: "the fields of freedom that were given to us"—Several million dead Native Americans want a word, Marty.
	1:26pm still b/p: Doc Marxists boots.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: s b/p!
	1:27pm Funky16Corners: SBP - LOL!
	1:27pm Jeff Golick: Sweet Everly Bros., though I can't replace the Fairport version in my head.
	1:31pm listener james from westwood: ROFL, b/p!
	🛒 1:32pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: This is a fantastic record!
	1:40pm Little Danny: Michael: have you listened to the Cocaine & Rhinestones podcast? DEEP dive into country with David Allen Coe's son Tyler
	1:43pm dan: I slugged some jerk in Tahoe They gave me 1 to 3 My high priced lawyer sprung me on a technicality Now I'm playing at Springfield Prison I get to sleep at home tonight.
	1:44pm melinda: hi group!
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: melinda!
	1:46pm Little Danny: Heya Melinda
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: no, danny...podcasts don't seem to take with me
	1:46pm burke: My draper used to be rusty but I got that taken care of.
	1:50pm Stanley: Wheeeeeeee!!!!
	1:50pm dan: Underrated ELO greatness.
	1:50pm Roberto: I'll say it again...I don't understand how anyone can not like ELO.
	1:51pm Dean: I have "Fire on High" on a purple translucent vinyl 7". "Poker" might be the flipside? Helluva record, anyway.
	1:53pm doctorjazz: One of my favorite Dead tunes, The Deal nice live version!
	1:53pm Stanley: I'm with Roberto on that one
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: Doc!
	1:54pm doctorjazz: 72,great vintage for Dead !
	1:55pm doctorjazz: Been here all along, busy at work but digging the sounds. . Hope this isn't too long a version,, can't sit to long.. .can't leave either.
	1:56pm Lane Gray: Loser is probably my favorite Dead song. (and Jay Dee's name is pronounced like anus with an M in front) Jay Dee was the steel player on Ray Stevens' "Misty"
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: 2.5 more minutes
	1:57pm still b/p: I like some ELO, especially earliest exposure, but for me they suffered from that 70s Top 40 OVERexposure and crank-'em-out redundancy that for a while made me lean toward wearily impatient wave-offs.
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: Yu just wanted to say "anus" into your voice recognition, Lane.
	1:58pm Lane Gray: Heh. I'm in the sleeper and typing. I see you found the Farr Brothers. (I'm in the Colorado mountains coverage is intermittent)
	2:00pm Uncle Michael: Yep, thanks for the Farr Bros. tip.
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: I am now so regretting, after this fine gamble-tastic set, that Florence likely will cause me to cancel my Atlantic City trip next week.
	2:02pm Lane Gray: Dean, Bobby Black earned his legend status by both being the Commander Cody steel man during their heyday, and then playing on the cool, but way out, Asleep at the Wheel album "Framed." But probably second tier legend; not up there with Buddy, Lloyd and Jimmy Day, but second tier great is still great
	2:02pm Jeff Golick: Great set.
	2:03pm dan: Who do you think had the better jazz rock voice, David Clayton Thomas or Terry Kath?
	2:04pm Uncle Michael: I don't know about about "jazz rock," but I'm a DCT man. I like bombast.
	2:04pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Jeff.
	2:05pm Dean: Thanks, Lane, for both the Bobby Black summary and for the proctological pronunciation heuristic.
	2:08pm still b/p: Was talking to someone the other day about general Atlantic City matters after he was there -- persisting blight despite the casino decades, etc. -- and the interesting glimpses along the city character timeline to be found before and at time of change in films "King of Marvin Gardens, 1972, " and then "Atlantic City," 1980.
	2:09pm Dean: "Betcha By-Golly, Wow"...a song about gambling? I've been to Las Vegas precisely once in '76 to hear Yes and Donovan at the Alladin. I was not old enough to gamble, but I ran through the (old, pre-fire) MGM Hotel casino dropping nickels in slot machines, and I netted five bucks. I will never return to Vegas. They'll never get it back.
	2:14pm listener james from westwood: I got a lucky taste of the old old Vegas when I visited the Riviera, Stardust, and Sahara back in the early 00s. Narrowly missed visiting the Desert Inn, which was being used for a Jackie Chan film after its shutdown. All of them mostly gone except for street names and their signs in the Neon Museum.
	2:14pm Dean: Er, spelling: Aladdin.
	2:15pm still b/p: Single Vegas experience was a late night arrival to drop off a couple party members after coming out of a Grand Canyon hike. A couple hours on the strip, then slept in a van in Frontier parking lot until lot-cleaning machines woke us up pre-dawn. What a town!
	2:18pm Tina: The Queen of Diamonds mentioned by Robert Hunter in "Loser" may also be a direct reference to Garcia himself. In a very old divination system based on the standard 52-card deck, August 1 - Jerry's birthday - is symbolized by the Queen of Diamonds.
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: Tina! layers....
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: Canadien hippie exotica.
	2:23pm Tina: Yep. That pretty much sums up the Grateful Dead's oeuvre!
	2:24pm Uncle Michael: Yeah, I'm always on shaky ground if I get into what Hunter means. It's as flexible as the Bible or Shakespeare.
	2:25pm dan: Quebec had some interesting prog rock groups like Mashmakhan, Harmonium and Beau Dommage. It's a shame that neither one of them had an impact on the US charts.
	2:27pm βrian: A beautiful shame, in fact.
	2:28pm still b/p: Whoa, whoa! "Flexibility" in the Bible? Marty Robbins will haunt you with a song, son!
	2:30pm Tina: For an eccentric compendium of Canadian pop, rock, soul and experimental music, check out: http://www.canuckistanmusic.com
	2:32pm sinner: Doggone it. I was just about to slip away and then UM says in that pleading tone that just gets me every time: "please....don't go away....."
	2:33pm Uncle Michael: Sinner! Brian!
	2:42pm dan: @ Tina Found the site. Great encyclopedia of music from up North.
	2:50pm Roberto: I'm tired AF and I'm scheduled for a workout session at 5:30pm EDT. Does anyone want my slot?
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the link, Tina.
	2:53pm Tina: THE POPPY FAMILY! More deep, deep Canadiana!
	2:55pm dan: Interesting cover of The Turtles song.
	3:01pm Mark Hurst: Great show, UM, thanks!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 7, 2018

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