WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 6, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:01pm hyde: hello!
	12:01pm βrian: Proud to root with the Rooty-Poots.
	12:02pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Mornin', Dinks.
	12:02pm dan: Let's Hinky some Dinky today.
	12:02pm burke: Handles pretty well for an accordion!
	12:04pm chresti: Hi dinks and doos!
	12:04pm βrian: The odd thing is, most folks pronounce it "Mun-tree-all."
	12:05pm βrian: And don't forget the bagels.
	12:06pm dan: Montreal, native land of William Shatner, Christopher Plummer, Gino Vannelli, Arcade Fire
	12:06pm chresti: Or "Moan-ray-al
	12:06pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Gino Vannelli? I'm sold.
	12:07pm coelacanth∅: greetings Uncle M & all
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: hyde! Brian! Hopey! dan! burke! chresti!
	12:07pm βrian: (Sauf les francophones, je voulais dire.)
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Coel!
	12:08pm coelacanth∅: that's an impaaala
	🛒 12:08pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, I've never been to Kansas, but I've been to Kathmandu.
	12:08pm Wendy del Formaggio: Uncle Michael! <3
	12:09pm dan: I have the best of Shankar/Menuhin's West Meets East sessions on CD. This track is the highlight.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: I think I'm going to Kathmandu...with Bob Seger. Franco! Wendy!
	12:10pm chresti: What's next to the Impaala? Corvair?
	12:10pm Funky16Corners: Midday sitar is a good thing.
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Larry!
	12:12pm chresti: Even better in the morning!
	12:12pm Rich in Washington: My neighbor had a '57 Ford Mainline. It was a junky car.
	12:12pm coelacanth∅: might be an impala,chresti! (too big for a corvair)
	🛒 12:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: These Ravey & Yahoo fellas...not too shabby...
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: Rich!
	🛒 12:13pm Brian in UK: Uncle, just wondering if Selma featured in My Home Town series.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Revi!
	🛒 12:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...don't mind the tabla either (!!)...
	🛒 12:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well...that was like shooting an advance course in maths thru a hypo...
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Sadly, not that's been unearthed, Brian.
	12:17pm dan: Is this going to be another all-instrumental program or just this set?
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: It's hard to say, dan.
	12:27pm Matt: Sounds for sore ears..
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: Matt!
	12:29pm hyde: soothing sounds to make a bacon-bourbon-coffee jam to
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: Kick out the jam, hyde.
	12:34pm Rich in Washington: Mike Melvoin of The Plastic Cow Goes Moooog?
	🛒 12:36pm Franco Twinkie: The Ceylieb People played at the Shrine Exposition Hall with The Jefferson Airplane. I wanted to go, but I was 13 years old and my parents wouldn't drive me....but I have the poster!
	12:36pm Hopey Sockmonkey: My family's car in the mid-sixties was an Impala very similar to the one pictured. I have several photos of my parents standing in front of it.
	12:37pm Rich in Washington: We were a Ford family for some reason, and had many Ford Galaxies, at least four that I can remember, perhaps testimony to their reliability ;)
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Rich...that Mike Melvoin. Big time L.A. studio cat, known for a lot more than the fun synth stuff. Most of that lineup was first-call L.A. studio guys. Amazingly adventurous record, considering that.
	12:40pm βrian: If they were good enough for Efrem Zimbalist Jr ...
	12:40pm barrett785: I wish they'd call stoner rock "Planet Caravan".
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: Pat! I like that for the name of a radio show.
	12:42pm dan: Earthless are the kind of bands that their audiences have no recollection of the shows.
	12:42pm barrett785: Shirley it's been done.
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: Only Pat can call me Shirley. The rest of you, leave off.
	12:44pm chresti: My Dad sold used cars in the mid-sixties, he brought home that Impala a few times, along with MGs, Cadillacs, Peugeots, Lincolns, Nashs...
	12:44pm Rich in Washington: Melvoin also played on some earlier Tom Waits albums, most notably my fave party record Nighthawks at the Diner.
	12:45pm coelacanth∅: i thought of us as a chevy family, but we really only had one - a very reliable '57 bel air, which they sold for $100. to a kid who totaled it within a year. and a 63? chrysler new yorker, which i thought was the mean car because of the configuation of the headlights, and sucked in the summer because it was black. ...and a simpca that sat in the driveway for years.
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: My favorite party record is Redd Foxx' "You Got To Wash Yo Ass".
	12:46pm coelacanth∅: i got that Redd Foxx album for 69¢ at a thrift store
	12:47pm dan: @Rich Hearing about Canned Heat bassist Larry Taylor's passing, I did not know that in the middle of his hiatuses from the band, he was Tom Waits' bass player.
	12:49pm holland oats: my headband just melted
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: Holland!
	🛒 12:49pm Franco Twinkie: I Love that Redd Foxx album!
	🛒 12:50pm Franco Twinkie: Wah wah pedel or Cry baby?
	12:50pm Rich in Washington: @dan: I quite enjoy those earlier Waits albums. I dig almost all of his stuff and phases, but in the context of 70s rock, those albums were quite unique.
	🛒 12:56pm Franco Twinkie: Tom was something else. The first time I saw him he was the opening act for Little Feat at The Troubadour. He just sat on a stool all slouchly with his hat pulled down playing the guitar. He looked like a cartoon of a bum.
	12:59pm dan: This Klezmer track has the raw sound where it could have been recorded in the 70s or 80s.
	🛒 1:02pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, We had a '56 and a '57 Belair at the same time! Both were cherry. As children, we had to help wash and polish them on Sundays.
	1:08pm hyde: simple roasted summer potatoes and carrots for me tonight
	🛒 1:08pm Franco Twinkie: After thinking we had escaped real misery this summer, we are now getting are asses kicked up and down the street in grand style. It is so fucking hot!
	1:10pm Doug Schulkind: Ah! My patient has cancelled, so I have a nice relaxing afternoon with a quietly wafting Hinky Dinky Time ahead!
	1:10pm Uncle Michael: Wafting? Yes, I've been accused of that before.
	1:11pm dan: Paradise Flats is the British Hotel California.
	1:11pm Doug Schulkind: Wafting is good. Luft-wafting, not so good.
	1:14pm coelacanth∅: Franco i liked helping to wash & wax the cars; but then it wasn't nearly every sunday. i liked waxing, mainly because i liked the cars and liked to see the results, but the added benefit was because no one else wanted to do it i scored points with my father.
	1:15pm Michael 98145: Aloha, friends.
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: Michael!
	1:16pm coelacanth∅: hi Michael
	1:16pm dan: This is not my opinion, but my late aunt said that Paul McCartney should apologize for some of his solo work.
	1:21pm coelacanth∅: so i hear "can't you see" and also "the man who couldn't cry" in these chords, which came first.
	1:28pm listener Rey: Does doin the Jughead involve eating large quantities of hamburgers?
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: Rey! If that's your favorite way to get stoopid...go for it.
	🛒 1:29pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, My dad liked every thing ship shape. Cars, the yard, his shoes, ect. This did not rub off on me. It drove him nuts! But, he taught me how to work, which made me very employable. For that, I am eternally gratetful.
	1:31pm Michael 98145: @FT, my dad taught me how to work. And help where needed. He'd say, "You've got two hands, use them!"
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: uh oh just lost you UM
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: -and back
	1:34pm listener Rey: Watching the TLC TV channel is a surefire way to get stoopid but it's not my preference.
	1:34pm Rich in Washington: I did kick in for about 5 seconds
	1:34pm hyde: yeah, just a quick stream drop
	1:35pm Michael 98145: radio interruptus
	1:35pm hyde: oh, i need to look for that PBS doc. hadn't heard of that
	1:36pm hyde: love the Osborne Bros
	1:40pm Michael 98145: love this show
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Michael.
	🛒 1:42pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, It was not an option. I was not asked if I wanted to, I was told what WE were going to do. Hang around with my useless friends on Sunday? Nope, we're going to paint a shoe store, because we need the money. But looking back, those were some great experiences, and they prepared me for what became my longest job, which was building sets for TV, videos, magazine ads and movies.
	1:43pm burke: volcano double entendre!
	1:43pm Rich in Washington: This is wonderful, UM!
	1:43pm coelacanth∅: i think this tune influenced "i'll never say never again again" (or likewise?)
	1:44pm coelacanth∅: (running a temp, that is)
	1:47pm Michael 98145: @FT, sounds like we both came from labor.
	🛒 1:48pm Franco Twinkie: Yes indeed.
	1:49pm dan: Montreal native Oscar Peterson
	1:50pm Doug Schulkind: I am one of "those people" who has never warmed to Oscar Peterson.
	1:50pm coelacanth∅: Franco same here about options. it's disturbing how so many kids are not told they have to do shit or not do shit, and asked what they want for dinner instead of being told it's vegetables (or whatever) or nothing. that's irresponsible parenting in my opinion. of course i hated it at the time, but i'm thankful now. it's not supposed to be a popularity contest.
	1:52pm coelacanth∅: ...on the other hand my parents never heard a word i said, so i wasn't pointed in any career direction at all, let alone one i would've chosen.
	1:53pm dan: @Doug Look on YouTube, and search for Oscar Peterson being interviewed on Dick Cavett's show. I think you'll warm up to his music.
	1:54pm chresti: Franco, you can thank your dad that you didn't burn down the neighborhood
	1:57pm Jeff Golick: One of the first jazz LPs I purchased, more or less at random, was Oscar Peterson playing songs associated with Frank Sinatra. I was in over my head from the get-go.
	2:03pm hyde: i saw Oscar Peterson play at UMass in the 80's. he was pretty darn good.
	🛒 2:04pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, I go on about all this rock and roll hippie shit constantly, and yes that is who I am. But also a working class kid who was a terrible student and had no choice, so I picked up a hammer.
	2:04pm hyde: fun fact: if you make bacon-bourbon-coffee jam, the secret is drinking some of the bourbon while you're making it.
	2:05pm hyde: stream drop!
	2:05pm Michael 98145: uh oh. stream went again.
	2:05pm hyde: ok now
	2:06pm barrett785: Bacon prep for jam?
	2:07pm coelacanth∅: exactly what i had thought Franco
	2:08pm dan: There'd s concert film I saw of Can where they had a juggler on stage while they performed. I've never seen anything like it before or since.
	2:10pm Marie: Great tunes, thanks UM!
	2:10pm burke: Good to be reminded about Jaki Liebezeit's drumming. Wow!
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: Marie!
	2:14pm hyde: i've got "The Wasp Woman" on TCM at present for background image, and this set is syncing up just right
	2:17pm Doug Schulkind: It's not that I dismiss Peterson as a technical wizard with little soul. I adore Art Tatum, and many people would attach that description (absurdly, in my opinion) to him. I guess I can never escape the feeling that Peterson is trying to impress me. It gets in the way of his actually impressing me. That said, he is indisputably impressive. I just never seek out his music. There are 100 pianists whose records I would reach for ahead of his. But that's just me.
	2:33pm dan: There was a Canadian band called "Crowbar" that started as Ronnie Hawkins' backing band. They got the band name because when Hawkins fired them, he said "You guys are so crazy, you'd fuck a crowbar".
	2:34pm coelacanth∅: sweet Allman Joy
	2:34pm burke: No thank YOU! Important Friday ritual for me, is HDT.
	2:34pm PsychopathJimFields: Hey there, UM! Been a long time since I got to listen live
	2:34pm hyde: this record is so good.
	2:35pm dan: Eat A Peach is the Allman Brothers' magnum opus.
	2:35pm coelacanth∅: (not the allman joys though!)
	2:35pm coelacanth∅: dan i agree
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: Jim!
	2:38pm coelacanth∅: though Duane wasn't there for some of it (including this ) i think his blood was still pumping through them all
	2:38pm Santos L Halper: Hey UM thanks for the ABB. Just listened to Eat a Peach on Dorian evac to Macon. Visited the Big House yesterday, was very cool if you’re ever in the area.
	2:39pm dan: A Southern Rock oddity, a vibraphone on the record, as played by Butch Trucks.
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: Santos! I didn't even know The Big House was opened up as an attraction. I'd dig that.
	2:41pm coelacanth∅: they were from the south but they were not southern rock ..."southern blues rock"?
	2:41pm coelacanth∅: (and don't forget the monkey skulls!)
	🛒 2:44pm Franco Twinkie: ]My last insufferable 'I was there' post for the day: I saw The Allman Brothers at the Hollywood Bowl on a boiling hot night in August 1972. Yes! they were that good....and then some.
	2:45pm dan: Gong and all their offshoots sound like the Cantina Band from Star Wars.
	2:48pm Santos L Halper: Tons of nifty memorabilia, and some of the rooms preserved as they were. Pair it with a meal at H & H soul food and a walk around the Ocmulgee mounds and that’s a good day. Fun fact: Duane’s first name is Howard : )
	2:48pm dan: Nice transitioning between tracks.
	2:50pm Guido from Cologne: Great Show Uncle Michael!
	2:50pm coelacanth∅: okay the wikipedia page does not list "monkey skulls" in the instrumentation for eat a peach (les brers, specifically...and i always assumed it was actually wood blocks) but i swear -though i could have imagined it, but still i'll swear the original album listed monkey skulls. (my copies are in storage)
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Guido! Thanks!
	2:51pm Rich in Washington: Oh man. This is something!
	2:52pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, UM !♫
	2:53pm dan: And Another Show Done Gone. Thanks UUM
	2:53pm dan: *UM
	2:54pm Michael 98145: snap
	2:56pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks. Uncle!
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: MINUTEMEN!
	2:56pm hyde: I LOVE THIS SONG
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for a great show today, Uncle Michael!
	2:57pm hyde: thanks Unca Mikey!!!
	2:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks UM!
	🛒 3:00pm Franco Twinkie: Yesterday Mike Watt was featured in the food section of The Los Angeles Times talking about his favorite sandwich. Just sayin'
	🛒 3:01pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks, maaan.
	3:02pm coelacanth∅: my sister would like your shows, but she'll probably only tune in to wfmu after i die.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 6, 2019

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Track information pertains, as much as is possible, to the original release, and should not be construed as bearing any relationship to the presence or absence of a particular artifact in Uncle Michael's possession.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
Ravi Shankar & Yehudi Menuhin	Swara Kakali	Ravi Shankar Et Yehudi Menuhin	La Voix De Son Maître	1971		0:04:19 (Pop-up)
Peter Walker	Southwind "Southwind" by "Peter Walker"	"Second Poem To Karmela" Or Gypsies Are Important	Vanguard	1968		0:12:54 (Pop-up)
The Ceyleib People	Aton II a) Dyl b) Ralin c) Tygstl d) Pendyl e) Jacayl f) Menyatt Dyl Com Reprocessed Version	Tanyet	Vault	1968		0:19:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ravi Shankar	Charly Theme "Charly Theme" by "Ravi Shankar"	Charly (Original Soundtrack Recording)	World Pacific	1968	(From: Lost Jukebox: Volume 155)	0:30:26 (Pop-up)
Earthless	Uluru Rock "Uluru Rock" by "Earthless"	From The Ages	Tee Pee	2013		0:35:35 (Pop-up)
Amsterdam Klezmer Band And Sondorgo	Powerbeat	Szikra	Vetnasj	2018		0:49:26 (Pop-up)
Silver Apples	A Pox on You "A Pox on You" by "Silver Apples"	Contact	Kapp	1969		0:57:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Monty & The Cyclones	Summertime "Summertime" by "Monty & The Cyclones"	single (b-side to Dog It)	Teen	1961	(From: Follow Me To The Popcorn)	1:02:25 (Pop-up)
Status Quo	Paradise Flats "Paradise Flats" by "Status Quo"	single (b-side to Technicolor Dreams)	Pye	1968		1:07:31 (Pop-up)
Everly Brothers	Do You "Do You" by "Everly Brothers"	The Everly Brothers Sing	Warner Bros.	1967		1:10:39 (Pop-up)
Wings	Big Barn Bed "Big Barn Bed" by "Wings"	Red Rose Speedway	Apple	1973		1:13:18 (Pop-up)
Velvet Underground	Oh! Sweet Nuthin'	Loaded	Cotillion	1970		1:17:03 (Pop-up)
Prince & The New Power Generation	Jughead	Diamonds And Pearls	Paisley Park/Warner Bros.	1991		1:24:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ludovic Decosne & Pierre Daubresse	Beach Comber	De Wolfe DWLP 3224 - Little Bossa	Music De Wolfe	1972		1:29:18 (Pop-up)
Osborne Brothers	Up This Hill and Down	Up This Hill and Down	Decca	1966	(From: Osborne Brothers 1963-1965 Chronological Classics )	1:34:03 (Pop-up)
Mckinney's Cotton Pickers (Voc. Louis Deppe)	It's A Lonesome Old Town (When You're Not Around)	shellac 10" (b/w She's My Secret Passion)	Victor	1931	(From: Mckinney's Cotton Pickers (Voc. Lois Deppe) Mckinney's Cotton Pickers 1930-1931 Chronological Classics )	1:36:19 (Pop-up)
Jimmie Lunceford and his Orchestra (voc. Cy Oliver)	Running a Temperature	shellac 10" (b/w My Last Affair)	Decca	1936	(From: Big Bands)	1:39:06 (Pop-up)
Buddy Johnson & His Band	It's The Gold	shellac 10" (b/w I'm My Baby's Baby)	Decca	1941		1:42:01 (Pop-up)
Oscar Peterson	Things Ain't What They Used To Be	Oscar Peterson Plays Duke Ellington	Clef	1953	(From: Oscar Peterson 1952 Vol 3 Chronological Classics )	1:44:56 (Pop-up)
Jesús Alemañy's ¡Cubanismo! Featuring Alfredo Rodríguez	Pa'Que Gozen	¡Cubanismo!	Hannibal	1996		1:48:03 (Pop-up)
Johnny Flynn & The Sussex Wit	Lost And Found (Demo)	Been Listening	Transgressive	2010		1:53:31 (Pop-up)
Dardanelle Trio	September Song "September Song" by "Dardanelle Trio"	shellac 10" (b/w When A Woman Loves A Man)	RCA Victor	1946		1:56:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Eddy Manson	September Song "September Song" by "Eddy Manson"	Percussion Sounds and the Harmonica	Celebrity	1965		1:59:57 (Pop-up)
Can	The Empress And The Ukraine King	Limited Edition	United Artists	1974	(From: Unlimited Edition)	2:05:46 (Pop-up)
Celebrity Symphony Orchestra	Musique Concrete And Electronique No. 4	DW 2687 - Musique Concrete And Electronique	Music De Wolfe	1961		2:10:24 (Pop-up)
H. Caiage	Newport "Newport" by "H. Caiage"	Carnet Turistico	Deneb	1970		2:11:56 (Pop-up)
The Citations	Moon Race "Moon Race" by "The Citations"	single (b/w Slippin' & Slidin')	Par-A-Gon	1963	(From: Lux And Ivy's Favorites Volume 4)	2:15:30 (Pop-up)
The Savoys	Slappin' Rods and Leaky Oil	single (b/w Domino)	NRM	1964		2:17:40 (Pop-up)
Ronnie Hawkins	Horace "Horace" by "Ronnie Hawkins"	Ronnie Hawkins	Roulette	1959	(From: The EP Collection)	2:19:41 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Vartan	I Can't Make Him Look At Me (Pour ne pas pleurer)	Cette Lettre-La (EP)	RCA Victor	1965		2:22:11 (Pop-up)
Ann Peebles	I Still Love You "I Still Love You" by "Ann Peebles"	single (b-side to Part Time Love)	Hi	1970	(From: The Hi Records Singles A's & B's,)	2:24:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Creole All Stars	Stingo "Stingo" by "Creole All Stars"	single (b-side to Bruce Ruffin-Rain)	Trojan	1971		2:27:59 (Pop-up)
The Allman Brothers Band	Les Brers in A Minor	Eat a Peach	Capricorn	1972		2:31:59 (Pop-up)
Pierre Moerlen’s Gong	Esnuria Two	Time Is the Key	Arista	1979		2:40:51 (Pop-up)
The Vagrants	And When It's Over "And When It's Over" by "The Vagrants"	single (b/w I Don't Need Your Loving)	Atco	1967	(From: Heartaches For Me - Usa Garage Greats)	2:46:24 (Pop-up)
Lorrie Collins	Another Man Done Gone	single (b/w Larry & Lorrie Collins-The Lonesome Road)	Columbia	1959	(From: AM Radio Dust :: An Office Naps Mix :: officenaps.com)	2:48:36 (Pop-up)
Barbara Lewis	Snap Your Fingers "Snap Your Fingers" by "Barbara Lewis"	single (b/w Puppy Love)	Atlantic	1963	(From: Hello Stranger: The Best Of Barbara Lewis)	2:51:35 (Pop-up)
Minutemen	It's Expected I'm Gone "It's Expected I'm Gone" by "Minutemen"	Double Nickels on the Dime	SST	1984		2:54:35 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		2:56:35 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm hyde: hello!
	12:01pm βrian: Proud to root with the Rooty-Poots.
	12:02pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Mornin', Dinks.
	12:02pm dan: Let's Hinky some Dinky today.
	12:02pm burke: Handles pretty well for an accordion!
	12:04pm chresti: Hi dinks and doos!
	12:04pm βrian: The odd thing is, most folks pronounce it "Mun-tree-all."
	12:05pm βrian: And don't forget the bagels.
	12:06pm dan: Montreal, native land of William Shatner, Christopher Plummer, Gino Vannelli, Arcade Fire
	12:06pm chresti: Or "Moan-ray-al
	12:06pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Gino Vannelli? I'm sold.
	12:07pm coelacanth∅: greetings Uncle M & all
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: hyde! Brian! Hopey! dan! burke! chresti!
	12:07pm βrian: (Sauf les francophones, je voulais dire.)
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Coel!
	12:08pm coelacanth∅: that's an impaaala
	🛒 12:08pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, I've never been to Kansas, but I've been to Kathmandu.
	12:08pm Wendy del Formaggio: Uncle Michael! <3
	12:09pm dan: I have the best of Shankar/Menuhin's West Meets East sessions on CD. This track is the highlight.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: I think I'm going to Kathmandu...with Bob Seger. Franco! Wendy!
	12:10pm chresti: What's next to the Impaala? Corvair?
	12:10pm Funky16Corners: Midday sitar is a good thing.
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Larry!
	12:12pm chresti: Even better in the morning!
	12:12pm Rich in Washington: My neighbor had a '57 Ford Mainline. It was a junky car.
	12:12pm coelacanth∅: might be an impala,chresti! (too big for a corvair)
	🛒 12:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: These Ravey & Yahoo fellas...not too shabby...
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: Rich!
	🛒 12:13pm Brian in UK: Uncle, just wondering if Selma featured in My Home Town series.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Revi!
	🛒 12:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...don't mind the tabla either (!!)...
	🛒 12:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well...that was like shooting an advance course in maths thru a hypo...
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Sadly, not that's been unearthed, Brian.
	12:17pm dan: Is this going to be another all-instrumental program or just this set?
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: It's hard to say, dan.
	12:27pm Matt: Sounds for sore ears..
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: Matt!
	12:29pm hyde: soothing sounds to make a bacon-bourbon-coffee jam to
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: Kick out the jam, hyde.
	12:34pm Rich in Washington: Mike Melvoin of The Plastic Cow Goes Moooog?
	🛒 12:36pm Franco Twinkie: The Ceylieb People played at the Shrine Exposition Hall with The Jefferson Airplane. I wanted to go, but I was 13 years old and my parents wouldn't drive me....but I have the poster!
	12:36pm Hopey Sockmonkey: My family's car in the mid-sixties was an Impala very similar to the one pictured. I have several photos of my parents standing in front of it.
	12:37pm Rich in Washington: We were a Ford family for some reason, and had many Ford Galaxies, at least four that I can remember, perhaps testimony to their reliability ;)
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Rich...that Mike Melvoin. Big time L.A. studio cat, known for a lot more than the fun synth stuff. Most of that lineup was first-call L.A. studio guys. Amazingly adventurous record, considering that.
	12:40pm βrian: If they were good enough for Efrem Zimbalist Jr ...
	12:40pm barrett785: I wish they'd call stoner rock "Planet Caravan".
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: Pat! I like that for the name of a radio show.
	12:42pm dan: Earthless are the kind of bands that their audiences have no recollection of the shows.
	12:42pm barrett785: Shirley it's been done.
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: Only Pat can call me Shirley. The rest of you, leave off.
	12:44pm chresti: My Dad sold used cars in the mid-sixties, he brought home that Impala a few times, along with MGs, Cadillacs, Peugeots, Lincolns, Nashs...
	12:44pm Rich in Washington: Melvoin also played on some earlier Tom Waits albums, most notably my fave party record Nighthawks at the Diner.
	12:45pm coelacanth∅: i thought of us as a chevy family, but we really only had one - a very reliable '57 bel air, which they sold for $100. to a kid who totaled it within a year. and a 63? chrysler new yorker, which i thought was the mean car because of the configuation of the headlights, and sucked in the summer because it was black. ...and a simpca that sat in the driveway for years.
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: My favorite party record is Redd Foxx' "You Got To Wash Yo Ass".
	12:46pm coelacanth∅: i got that Redd Foxx album for 69¢ at a thrift store
	12:47pm dan: @Rich Hearing about Canned Heat bassist Larry Taylor's passing, I did not know that in the middle of his hiatuses from the band, he was Tom Waits' bass player.
	12:49pm holland oats: my headband just melted
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: Holland!
	🛒 12:49pm Franco Twinkie: I Love that Redd Foxx album!
	🛒 12:50pm Franco Twinkie: Wah wah pedel or Cry baby?
	12:50pm Rich in Washington: @dan: I quite enjoy those earlier Waits albums. I dig almost all of his stuff and phases, but in the context of 70s rock, those albums were quite unique.
	🛒 12:56pm Franco Twinkie: Tom was something else. The first time I saw him he was the opening act for Little Feat at The Troubadour. He just sat on a stool all slouchly with his hat pulled down playing the guitar. He looked like a cartoon of a bum.
	12:59pm dan: This Klezmer track has the raw sound where it could have been recorded in the 70s or 80s.
	🛒 1:02pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, We had a '56 and a '57 Belair at the same time! Both were cherry. As children, we had to help wash and polish them on Sundays.
	1:08pm hyde: simple roasted summer potatoes and carrots for me tonight
	🛒 1:08pm Franco Twinkie: After thinking we had escaped real misery this summer, we are now getting are asses kicked up and down the street in grand style. It is so fucking hot!
	1:10pm Doug Schulkind: Ah! My patient has cancelled, so I have a nice relaxing afternoon with a quietly wafting Hinky Dinky Time ahead!
	1:10pm Uncle Michael: Wafting? Yes, I've been accused of that before.
	1:11pm dan: Paradise Flats is the British Hotel California.
	1:11pm Doug Schulkind: Wafting is good. Luft-wafting, not so good.
	1:14pm coelacanth∅: Franco i liked helping to wash & wax the cars; but then it wasn't nearly every sunday. i liked waxing, mainly because i liked the cars and liked to see the results, but the added benefit was because no one else wanted to do it i scored points with my father.
	1:15pm Michael 98145: Aloha, friends.
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: Michael!
	1:16pm coelacanth∅: hi Michael
	1:16pm dan: This is not my opinion, but my late aunt said that Paul McCartney should apologize for some of his solo work.
	1:21pm coelacanth∅: so i hear "can't you see" and also "the man who couldn't cry" in these chords, which came first.
	1:28pm listener Rey: Does doin the Jughead involve eating large quantities of hamburgers?
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: Rey! If that's your favorite way to get stoopid...go for it.
	🛒 1:29pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, My dad liked every thing ship shape. Cars, the yard, his shoes, ect. This did not rub off on me. It drove him nuts! But, he taught me how to work, which made me very employable. For that, I am eternally gratetful.
	1:31pm Michael 98145: @FT, my dad taught me how to work. And help where needed. He'd say, "You've got two hands, use them!"
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: uh oh just lost you UM
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: -and back
	1:34pm listener Rey: Watching the TLC TV channel is a surefire way to get stoopid but it's not my preference.
	1:34pm Rich in Washington: I did kick in for about 5 seconds
	1:34pm hyde: yeah, just a quick stream drop
	1:35pm Michael 98145: radio interruptus
	1:35pm hyde: oh, i need to look for that PBS doc. hadn't heard of that
	1:36pm hyde: love the Osborne Bros
	1:40pm Michael 98145: love this show
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Michael.
	🛒 1:42pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, It was not an option. I was not asked if I wanted to, I was told what WE were going to do. Hang around with my useless friends on Sunday? Nope, we're going to paint a shoe store, because we need the money. But looking back, those were some great experiences, and they prepared me for what became my longest job, which was building sets for TV, videos, magazine ads and movies.
	1:43pm burke: volcano double entendre!
	1:43pm Rich in Washington: This is wonderful, UM!
	1:43pm coelacanth∅: i think this tune influenced "i'll never say never again again" (or likewise?)
	1:44pm coelacanth∅: (running a temp, that is)
	1:47pm Michael 98145: @FT, sounds like we both came from labor.
	🛒 1:48pm Franco Twinkie: Yes indeed.
	1:49pm dan: Montreal native Oscar Peterson
	1:50pm Doug Schulkind: I am one of "those people" who has never warmed to Oscar Peterson.
	1:50pm coelacanth∅: Franco same here about options. it's disturbing how so many kids are not told they have to do shit or not do shit, and asked what they want for dinner instead of being told it's vegetables (or whatever) or nothing. that's irresponsible parenting in my opinion. of course i hated it at the time, but i'm thankful now. it's not supposed to be a popularity contest.
	1:52pm coelacanth∅: ...on the other hand my parents never heard a word i said, so i wasn't pointed in any career direction at all, let alone one i would've chosen.
	1:53pm dan: @Doug Look on YouTube, and search for Oscar Peterson being interviewed on Dick Cavett's show. I think you'll warm up to his music.
	1:54pm chresti: Franco, you can thank your dad that you didn't burn down the neighborhood
	1:57pm Jeff Golick: One of the first jazz LPs I purchased, more or less at random, was Oscar Peterson playing songs associated with Frank Sinatra. I was in over my head from the get-go.
	2:03pm hyde: i saw Oscar Peterson play at UMass in the 80's. he was pretty darn good.
	🛒 2:04pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, I go on about all this rock and roll hippie shit constantly, and yes that is who I am. But also a working class kid who was a terrible student and had no choice, so I picked up a hammer.
	2:04pm hyde: fun fact: if you make bacon-bourbon-coffee jam, the secret is drinking some of the bourbon while you're making it.
	2:05pm hyde: stream drop!
	2:05pm Michael 98145: uh oh. stream went again.
	2:05pm hyde: ok now
	2:06pm barrett785: Bacon prep for jam?
	2:07pm coelacanth∅: exactly what i had thought Franco
	2:08pm dan: There'd s concert film I saw of Can where they had a juggler on stage while they performed. I've never seen anything like it before or since.
	2:10pm Marie: Great tunes, thanks UM!
	2:10pm burke: Good to be reminded about Jaki Liebezeit's drumming. Wow!
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: Marie!
	2:14pm hyde: i've got "The Wasp Woman" on TCM at present for background image, and this set is syncing up just right
	2:17pm Doug Schulkind: It's not that I dismiss Peterson as a technical wizard with little soul. I adore Art Tatum, and many people would attach that description (absurdly, in my opinion) to him. I guess I can never escape the feeling that Peterson is trying to impress me. It gets in the way of his actually impressing me. That said, he is indisputably impressive. I just never seek out his music. There are 100 pianists whose records I would reach for ahead of his. But that's just me.
	2:33pm dan: There was a Canadian band called "Crowbar" that started as Ronnie Hawkins' backing band. They got the band name because when Hawkins fired them, he said "You guys are so crazy, you'd fuck a crowbar".
	2:34pm coelacanth∅: sweet Allman Joy
	2:34pm burke: No thank YOU! Important Friday ritual for me, is HDT.
	2:34pm PsychopathJimFields: Hey there, UM! Been a long time since I got to listen live
	2:34pm hyde: this record is so good.
	2:35pm dan: Eat A Peach is the Allman Brothers' magnum opus.
	2:35pm coelacanth∅: (not the allman joys though!)
	2:35pm coelacanth∅: dan i agree
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: Jim!
	2:38pm coelacanth∅: though Duane wasn't there for some of it (including this ) i think his blood was still pumping through them all
	2:38pm Santos L Halper: Hey UM thanks for the ABB. Just listened to Eat a Peach on Dorian evac to Macon. Visited the Big House yesterday, was very cool if you’re ever in the area.
	2:39pm dan: A Southern Rock oddity, a vibraphone on the record, as played by Butch Trucks.
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: Santos! I didn't even know The Big House was opened up as an attraction. I'd dig that.
	2:41pm coelacanth∅: they were from the south but they were not southern rock ..."southern blues rock"?
	2:41pm coelacanth∅: (and don't forget the monkey skulls!)
	🛒 2:44pm Franco Twinkie: ]My last insufferable 'I was there' post for the day: I saw The Allman Brothers at the Hollywood Bowl on a boiling hot night in August 1972. Yes! they were that good....and then some.
	2:45pm dan: Gong and all their offshoots sound like the Cantina Band from Star Wars.
	2:48pm Santos L Halper: Tons of nifty memorabilia, and some of the rooms preserved as they were. Pair it with a meal at H & H soul food and a walk around the Ocmulgee mounds and that’s a good day. Fun fact: Duane’s first name is Howard : )
	2:48pm dan: Nice transitioning between tracks.
	2:50pm Guido from Cologne: Great Show Uncle Michael!
	2:50pm coelacanth∅: okay the wikipedia page does not list "monkey skulls" in the instrumentation for eat a peach (les brers, specifically...and i always assumed it was actually wood blocks) but i swear -though i could have imagined it, but still i'll swear the original album listed monkey skulls. (my copies are in storage)
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Guido! Thanks!
	2:51pm Rich in Washington: Oh man. This is something!
	2:52pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, UM !♫
	2:53pm dan: And Another Show Done Gone. Thanks UUM
	2:53pm dan: *UM
	2:54pm Michael 98145: snap
	2:56pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks. Uncle!
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: MINUTEMEN!
	2:56pm hyde: I LOVE THIS SONG
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for a great show today, Uncle Michael!
	2:57pm hyde: thanks Unca Mikey!!!
	2:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks UM!
	🛒 3:00pm Franco Twinkie: Yesterday Mike Watt was featured in the food section of The Los Angeles Times talking about his favorite sandwich. Just sayin'
	🛒 3:01pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks, maaan.
	3:02pm coelacanth∅: my sister would like your shows, but she'll probably only tune in to wfmu after i die.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from September 6, 2019

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