WFMU: The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from October 2, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:02pm Barkevious Shabazz: Kim Shattuck was the best.
	9:02pm ultradamno: Breaking a string www.youtube.com...
	9:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Pumpkin spice playlist! Whee!
	9:04pm Zootopia: what is post punk? the stuff that wasn't considered new wave?
	9:06pm medson: Good evening efd and every one
	9:06pm Steve: It's Punk and New Wave that whomever came up with the title/term Post-Punk didn't want to call the bands/artists Punk or New Wave
	9:08pm ultradamno: I always liked how many things that existed simultaneously with Punk get to be Post-Punk.
	9:10pm Zootopia: Is London Calling considered Post Punk? If so how about Sandinista?
	9:11pm Steve: I consider it Punk and New Wave, Zootopia. The Clash were one of the original Punk bands
	9:12pm Zootopia: Yes but the Clash evolved beyond punk.
	9:12pm Zootopia: Ah, steve I see what you are saying.
	9:13pm Steve: True
	9:13pm Zootopia: I think communication breakdown was the first punk song
	9:13pm Steve: both are great classic Clash albums
	9:14pm P-90: I may name my next cat “Destiny Quibble.” No matter what breed she is.
	9:14pm Steve: or 'Helter Skelter' by The Beatles was before that ?!
	9:15pm Zootopia: Sandinista Was the best. I remember going to the record store in 1980 with Christmas money and buying London Calling, Sandinista and Black Market Clash for twenty bucks and getting change enough to buy a issue of Rolling Stone.
	9:16pm ultradamno: I'd say "Honey Hush" by Johnny Burnette.
	9:18pm Steve: We must've done the same thing, Zootopia. I remember buying that Triple Record Set, Sandinista I think in Nov. 1980 when it was first released. I loved it then and now. It's my fave Clash album ! You got a great deal there with what you bought back then.
	9:20pm RobinSays: Is Cee Farrow a current artist or from the early `80s?Either way,he's really got something...
	9:20pm JakeGould: This show is always a nice tribute.
	9:21pm Aitch: Cee Farrow never heard of. Likes his Bauhaus, not such a bad thing. More book-learnin' EFD
	9:23pm Zootopia: I bought London Calling Used for 4.00 Sandinista for 8.98 and Black Market Clash for 3.98 in a used record store across the street from Broward Community College in Davie Florida. I rode my bike. I think the rolling stone had springsteen on ice skates.
	9:24pm Zootopia: Either that or tom petty tearing up a dollar bill
	9:24pm Steve: Good going and great deals all around
	9:24pm Bootsie: Whoa, I'd have sworn that Cee Farrow song was a Soft Cell track I'd not heard before.
	9:26pm Folsom: EFD - you get your Hatch chilies fix?
	9:27pm RobinSays: D'uh -- your playlist just answered my question. Loving your show as per usual Evan.
	9:28pm cheri the duff: good evening Evan and the rest, i'm glad to join with the commenters..
	9:29pm JakeGould: @cheri the duff: Hello! Where are you from?
	9:31pm van chinski: Kim Shattuck forever. R.I.P.
	9:33pm cheri the duff: @Zootopia we have something in commen, we both are huge DISNEY fans!! that counts for something, right??
	9:34pm johnzo: wow. sounds like a remarkable dude... condolences!
	9:36pm efd: thanks johnzo, he was one of the best.
	9:37pm JakeGould: And Eddie Money is great.
	9:41pm Cmurtha: Good evening everyone
	9:42pm Chop Scott: EFD! Ah--Throbbing Lobster...
	9:42pm JakeGould: And the difference between Billy Joel and Eddie Money is Eddie $$$ had joy and hope in his songs.
	9:43pm johnzo: they play this song at work all the time... or I should say WOMC "nobody plays more 80's!!" plays it
	9:44pm medson: @efd You always do great tribute shows
	9:46pm efd: thanks meds! Sorry to hear it was your last day on Wake today. Other responsibilities intruding, I assume?
	9:51pm medson: Yeah work schedule has made it near impossible. It was a great experience to say the least
	9:54pm Roberto: Wow, Eddie channeling Phil Lynott here.
	9:55pm Hud&Alma: He's the best thing to ever come out of Levittown
	10:03pm JakeGould: OMFG! www.elviscostello.info...
	10:05pm Jesse G: Thanks for acknowledging the unlike-ability of Billy Joel
	10:10pm P-90: I know what you mean about Tom Petty’s rise in the age of Punk/New Wave, I’ve never forgotten hearing the very beginning of “American Girl” on the radio for the first time when it was just released. My instant thought was “Oh, what’s this, a new Nick Lowe song...?”
	10:15pm P-90: For me, this may be the quintessential Eddie track.
	10:16pm Figgsrock: I believe “Think I’m In Love” is one of the best Top 40 hits of the 1980s. Just pop perfection.
	10:16pm Bootsie: This is MY fave Eddie Money tune!
	10:16pm Jesse G: This is a solid Money track
	10:17pm medson: I remember getting this album on cassette
	10:18pm Steve: The title song 'No Control' is excellent and should've been a big hitt, too.
	10:18pm Bootsie: Another good one!
	10:21pm Carmichael: Heya Evan, I knew this tribute was coming ....
	10:21pm efd: I was gonna do it two weeks ago and then Ric Ocasek went and died on me!
	10:22pm Steve: Any Cars tribute show coming up, EFD ??
	10:23pm efd: @Steve you missed it! I did a whole Cars show two weeks ago, check the archives.
	10:25pm johnzo: JakeGould I can see why they weren't thrilled about that poster haha
	10:25pm P-90: Poor Eddie had to go and check out the same week as Ocasec, who promptly nabbed all the attention. Which is sort of fitting, Eddie always had his share of good breaks and bad ones in the rock star business.
	10:28pm Barkevious Shabazz: I'm no fan of Mr. Money, but I have to say, Gimme Some Water is nigh unstoppable.
	10:29pm P-90: You got it @efd, Eddie’s stuff was indeed often innocently dumb and innocently sweet and endearing at the same time. You could call that his signature move..
	10:29pm Zootopia: I don't care if it's hip or not, Eddie Money's first album was solid.
	10:30pm Zootopia: gimme some water was filler in the typical weak second album.
	10:31pm Zootopia: REO Speedwagon followed hi infidelity with the terrible Good Trouble
	10:32pm Zootopia: the third song on the first side of good trouble is dumber than gimme some water
	10:32pm Roberto: OMG...I had not heard about Kim Shattuck. Crap.
	10:33pm antonio: Woo the Bedazzler
	10:34pm Roberto: Wow, I didn't know she was ill. Gdammit.
	10:34pm Steve: Had no idea Kim S. had been ill ? Very shocking to hear that she's gone.
	10:34pm johnk77: hard to remember how powerful bill graham was in 70s/80s perhaps better as a promoter than a manager at that time rip kim:< she rocked
	10:35pm johnzo: hey man maybe you could check out my band the abominable catz cause... idk we're new eyy new band woo
	10:35pm timurf: saw posts on FB but waited to hear it 'official' on WFMU. my eyes are watery : (
	10:37pm medson: I was bummed to hear of Kims passing earlier tonight.
	10:38pm Roberto: Guess I'll spring for the latest album. I had no idea it would be her last.
	10:41pm Mike Sin: Your show tonight is a tribute to a variety of folks that you've had different "relationships" with... something we all can relate to... it actually brings us together on some level... it's a bittersweet relationship I have with WFMU -- the news of folks passing who we collectively "knew" depresses me, but WFMU is the first place i turn to during times like this.
	10:43pm timurf: SO SAD
	10:44pm Zootopia: She looked young for 56
	10:44pm PIUS: Really great guitar tone - what a voice, iconic!
	10:48pm spodiodi: sad news. damn
	10:50pm Alex of Chicago: just got home. thanks for doing a set for kim, efd. i will listen to the full program tomorrow
	10:53pm medson: Thanks for another great show efd, catch the rest on the archives.
	11:02pm sufferwords: Peace to Kim, a warrior here in Los Angeles forever- per earlier discussion vis a vis what is punk? post punk etc. Everyone confuses punk with a style which it never was, it became a style when bands began to mimic the iconoclasts who adhered to not a musical style but an uncompromising spirit of creativity. Everything the Clash did was punk because they didn’t give a fuck, anyone remember the controversy surrounding Sandinista? A three record set that the label wanted to charge a commensurate price, Clash said fuck that, charge a single album price for it. The Clash fucked themselves for years doing a solid for their fans, punk? oh hell yes!
	11:02pm Zootopia: I completely missed the muffs. IDKW. Perhaps I was too much into the whole Grunge scene. Maybe I wasn't reading the right magazines...Rolling Stone and Spin at the time.
	11:04pm Zootopia: I was reading CMJ too.
	11:12pm Hoboken Jack: Did someone mention THE BEDAZZLER?
	11:12pm efd: YES SOMEONE DID!!
	11:14pm Stuart: I missed the Muffs too, not Eddie Money. RIP Tributes are great, playing great tunes anytime is too.
	11:17pm Steve: Hey EFD, has anyone noted the 40th Anniversary of the great Talking Heads album, 'Fear of Music' for this year ?
	11:18pm Hoboken Jack: Was weird, when the Muffs first were on my radar, I was a recent college radio grad and didn't trust anything released on a major label. So it took years before I caught on to them.
	11:22pm efd: @Steve, not that I'm aware of
	11:23pm Steve: Might be good to do one before the years out ?
	11:24pm efd: I will consider it!
	11:30pm Zootopia: Listening to these Muff tracks, I would have liked them.
	11:36pm efd: they were definitely written up in CMJ at the time, but sometimes it's hard to tell from a written review if something is worth checking out.
	11:37pm BH: which interview would be more fun, interviewing Debbie Harry about Country Music or Ken Burns about Blondie/New Wave?
	11:38pm efd: I'm gonna say interviewing Debbie Harry without giving it very much thought at all.
	11:45pm Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	11:48pm van chinski: Your show got me into Ladytron a few years ago, thanks for that.
	11:50pm efd: oh good, happy to have done so!
	11:52pm Hoboken Jack: B-b-b-booty sweat
	5:33pm Mark in Toronto: B. Gentry is Bo Gentry, who did a lot of work with the K-K team and Tommy James & Shondells

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from October 2, 2019

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Every show starts with the ’70s! We’ll rediscover forgotten rockers, revisit unfairly maligned disco beats and replay power-pop favorites. Next: plenty of new releases, occasional live bands and more. Don’t let the nickname confuse you.

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Wed. Nov 6th, Noon - 3pm: The Metal District III: Kicked Out Of The Hellraiser! (More info...)
EFD’s hair-metal-loving cousin Evan “Snake” Davies was dying to return to the airwaves in October after a four-year absence. However, this request was vetoed over concerns that his appearance might have had a deleterious effect on our Hellraiser efforts. He’s back today, though, spinning his favorite ‘80s (mostly) hard rock and hair metal just for you. Don’t (or maybe do) miss it!

October 2, 2019: Annual show dedicated to Jim McIntyre, aka Jimmy Mack, with New Mexico Record Store finds, a belated tribute to Eddie Money, a too-brief tribute to Kim Shattuck, and more!

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My annual show dedicated to Jim McIntyre, aka Jimmy Mack, one of my best friends in high school who put me on the right musical path decades ago.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
NEW MEXICO RECORD STORE FINDS "NEW MEXICO RECORD STORE FINDS"
orion	street visions "street visions" by "orion"	sometimes words just get in the way	london	1974			0:01:20 (Pop-up)
classic ruins	he's got it "he's got it" by "classic ruins"	lassie eats chickens	throbbing lobster	1986			0:04:36 (Pop-up)
detroit road runners	new kind of love	7"	abc	1968			0:07:45 (Pop-up)
destiny quibble & the street	street birds	public rehearsals 12" ep	mighty mouth	1983			0:11:20 (Pop-up)
cee farrow	heartbreaking affair "heartbreaking affair" by "cee farrow"	red and blue	rocshire	1983			0:15:50 (Pop-up)
delegation	the promise of love "the promise of love" by "delegation"	7"	mca	1976			0:20:03 (Pop-up)

RIP Eddie Money "RIP Eddie Money"
eddie money	jealousys "jealousys" by "eddie money"	s/t	columbia	1977			0:34:08 (Pop-up)
eddie money	excerpt from inner view with jim ladd	inner view series #11 show #11	inner view	1977			0:37:52 (Pop-up)
eddie money	wanna be a rock 'n' roll star	s/t	columbia	1977			0:49:27 (Pop-up)

dan epstein	chats with efd about Eddie Money						0:55:28 (Pop-up)

eddie money	can't keep a good man down	life for the taking	columbia	1978			1:10:21 (Pop-up)
eddie money	think i'm in love "think i'm in love" by "eddie money"	no control	columbia	1982			1:13:39 (Pop-up)
eddie money	get a move on "get a move on" by "eddie money"	americathon soundtrack	lorimar	1979			1:16:40 (Pop-up)
eddie money	gimme some water "gimme some water" by "eddie money"	life for the taking	columbia	1978			1:21:29 (Pop-up)

RIP Kim Shattuck "RIP Kim Shattuck"
the muffs	everywhere i go "everywhere i go" by "the muffs"	s/t	warner bros	1993			1:33:35 (Pop-up)
the muffs	agony "agony" by "the muffs"	blonder and blonder	reprise	1995			1:36:26 (Pop-up)
the muffs	paint by numbers "paint by numbers" by "the muffs"	whoop dee doo	burger	2014			1:38:56 (Pop-up)
the muffs	that awful man "that awful man" by "the muffs"	happy birthday to me	omnivore	2018			1:41:13 (Pop-up)
the muffs	lucky guy "lucky guy" by "the muffs"	s/t	warner bros	1993			1:43:25 (Pop-up)

peter holsapple combo	that kind of guy (with edits)	amplifier - live at q division ep	hawthorne curve			*	1:49:28 (Pop-up)
the pernice brothers	throw me to the lions	spread the feeling	ashmont			*	1:53:11 (Pop-up)
velveteen rabbit	too much, just enough	s/t	hozac			*	1:56:23 (Pop-up)
paul bertolino	doll "doll" by "paul bertolino"	poseur	paul bertolino		you can find it on bandcamp	*	1:58:58 (Pop-up)
the middle ages	can't find you "can't find you" by "the middle ages"	s/t	ripe records			*	2:01:36 (Pop-up)

stag	carousel "carousel" by "stag"	electric mistress	stag		playing live on the show in four weeks!! That's Wednesday night, Oct. 30!	*	2:11:07 (Pop-up)
jonny couch	survival in the summer	mystery man	damaged sofa			*	2:14:54 (Pop-up)
broken baby	royal pigs "royal pigs" by "broken baby"	digital single	broken baby		on bandcamp	*	2:18:07 (Pop-up)
dressy bessy	tiny lil robots "tiny lil robots" by "dressy bessy"	fast faster disaster	yep roc			*	2:21:35 (Pop-up)
the rubinoos	honey from the honeycombs	from home	yep roc			*	2:24:27 (Pop-up)

pharaoh overlord	ideal flower "ideal flower" by "pharaoh overlord"	5	ektro			*	2:35:28 (Pop-up)
skull practitioners	grey no more "grey no more" by "skull practitioners"	death buy 12" ep	in the red			*	2:40:50 (Pop-up)
ladytron	tower of glass "tower of glass" by "ladytron"	s/t	ladytron			*	2:44:09 (Pop-up)
das black milk	booty sweat/ain't talkin' 'bout love	digital single	das black milk			*	2:48:10 (Pop-up)
shop regulars	goodbye old days "goodbye old days" by "shop regulars"	fortified regulars	see my friends			*	2:54:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02pm Barkevious Shabazz: Kim Shattuck was the best.
	9:02pm ultradamno: Breaking a string www.youtube.com...
	9:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Pumpkin spice playlist! Whee!
	9:04pm Zootopia: what is post punk? the stuff that wasn't considered new wave?
	9:06pm medson: Good evening efd and every one
	9:06pm Steve: It's Punk and New Wave that whomever came up with the title/term Post-Punk didn't want to call the bands/artists Punk or New Wave
	9:08pm ultradamno: I always liked how many things that existed simultaneously with Punk get to be Post-Punk.
	9:10pm Zootopia: Is London Calling considered Post Punk? If so how about Sandinista?
	9:11pm Steve: I consider it Punk and New Wave, Zootopia. The Clash were one of the original Punk bands
	9:12pm Zootopia: Yes but the Clash evolved beyond punk.
	9:12pm Zootopia: Ah, steve I see what you are saying.
	9:13pm Steve: True
	9:13pm Zootopia: I think communication breakdown was the first punk song
	9:13pm Steve: both are great classic Clash albums
	9:14pm P-90: I may name my next cat “Destiny Quibble.” No matter what breed she is.
	9:14pm Steve: or 'Helter Skelter' by The Beatles was before that ?!
	9:15pm Zootopia: Sandinista Was the best. I remember going to the record store in 1980 with Christmas money and buying London Calling, Sandinista and Black Market Clash for twenty bucks and getting change enough to buy a issue of Rolling Stone.
	9:16pm ultradamno: I'd say "Honey Hush" by Johnny Burnette.
	9:18pm Steve: We must've done the same thing, Zootopia. I remember buying that Triple Record Set, Sandinista I think in Nov. 1980 when it was first released. I loved it then and now. It's my fave Clash album ! You got a great deal there with what you bought back then.
	9:20pm RobinSays: Is Cee Farrow a current artist or from the early `80s?Either way,he's really got something...
	9:20pm JakeGould: This show is always a nice tribute.
	9:21pm Aitch: Cee Farrow never heard of. Likes his Bauhaus, not such a bad thing. More book-learnin' EFD
	9:23pm Zootopia: I bought London Calling Used for 4.00 Sandinista for 8.98 and Black Market Clash for 3.98 in a used record store across the street from Broward Community College in Davie Florida. I rode my bike. I think the rolling stone had springsteen on ice skates.
	9:24pm Zootopia: Either that or tom petty tearing up a dollar bill
	9:24pm Steve: Good going and great deals all around
	9:24pm Bootsie: Whoa, I'd have sworn that Cee Farrow song was a Soft Cell track I'd not heard before.
	9:26pm Folsom: EFD - you get your Hatch chilies fix?
	9:27pm RobinSays: D'uh -- your playlist just answered my question. Loving your show as per usual Evan.
	9:28pm cheri the duff: good evening Evan and the rest, i'm glad to join with the commenters..
	9:29pm JakeGould: @cheri the duff: Hello! Where are you from?
	9:31pm van chinski: Kim Shattuck forever. R.I.P.
	9:33pm cheri the duff: @Zootopia we have something in commen, we both are huge DISNEY fans!! that counts for something, right??
	9:34pm johnzo: wow. sounds like a remarkable dude... condolences!
	9:36pm efd: thanks johnzo, he was one of the best.
	9:37pm JakeGould: And Eddie Money is great.
	9:41pm Cmurtha: Good evening everyone
	9:42pm Chop Scott: EFD! Ah--Throbbing Lobster...
	9:42pm JakeGould: And the difference between Billy Joel and Eddie Money is Eddie $$$ had joy and hope in his songs.
	9:43pm johnzo: they play this song at work all the time... or I should say WOMC "nobody plays more 80's!!" plays it
	9:44pm medson: @efd You always do great tribute shows
	9:46pm efd: thanks meds! Sorry to hear it was your last day on Wake today. Other responsibilities intruding, I assume?
	9:51pm medson: Yeah work schedule has made it near impossible. It was a great experience to say the least
	9:54pm Roberto: Wow, Eddie channeling Phil Lynott here.
	9:55pm Hud&Alma: He's the best thing to ever come out of Levittown
	10:03pm JakeGould: OMFG! www.elviscostello.info...
	10:05pm Jesse G: Thanks for acknowledging the unlike-ability of Billy Joel
	10:10pm P-90: I know what you mean about Tom Petty’s rise in the age of Punk/New Wave, I’ve never forgotten hearing the very beginning of “American Girl” on the radio for the first time when it was just released. My instant thought was “Oh, what’s this, a new Nick Lowe song...?”
	10:15pm P-90: For me, this may be the quintessential Eddie track.
	10:16pm Figgsrock: I believe “Think I’m In Love” is one of the best Top 40 hits of the 1980s. Just pop perfection.
	10:16pm Bootsie: This is MY fave Eddie Money tune!
	10:16pm Jesse G: This is a solid Money track
	10:17pm medson: I remember getting this album on cassette
	10:18pm Steve: The title song 'No Control' is excellent and should've been a big hitt, too.
	10:18pm Bootsie: Another good one!
	10:21pm Carmichael: Heya Evan, I knew this tribute was coming ....
	10:21pm efd: I was gonna do it two weeks ago and then Ric Ocasek went and died on me!
	10:22pm Steve: Any Cars tribute show coming up, EFD ??
	10:23pm efd: @Steve you missed it! I did a whole Cars show two weeks ago, check the archives.
	10:25pm johnzo: JakeGould I can see why they weren't thrilled about that poster haha
	10:25pm P-90: Poor Eddie had to go and check out the same week as Ocasec, who promptly nabbed all the attention. Which is sort of fitting, Eddie always had his share of good breaks and bad ones in the rock star business.
	10:28pm Barkevious Shabazz: I'm no fan of Mr. Money, but I have to say, Gimme Some Water is nigh unstoppable.
	10:29pm P-90: You got it @efd, Eddie’s stuff was indeed often innocently dumb and innocently sweet and endearing at the same time. You could call that his signature move..
	10:29pm Zootopia: I don't care if it's hip or not, Eddie Money's first album was solid.
	10:30pm Zootopia: gimme some water was filler in the typical weak second album.
	10:31pm Zootopia: REO Speedwagon followed hi infidelity with the terrible Good Trouble
	10:32pm Zootopia: the third song on the first side of good trouble is dumber than gimme some water
	10:32pm Roberto: OMG...I had not heard about Kim Shattuck. Crap.
	10:33pm antonio: Woo the Bedazzler
	10:34pm Roberto: Wow, I didn't know she was ill. Gdammit.
	10:34pm Steve: Had no idea Kim S. had been ill ? Very shocking to hear that she's gone.
	10:34pm johnk77: hard to remember how powerful bill graham was in 70s/80s perhaps better as a promoter than a manager at that time rip kim:< she rocked
	10:35pm johnzo: hey man maybe you could check out my band the abominable catz cause... idk we're new eyy new band woo
	10:35pm timurf: saw posts on FB but waited to hear it 'official' on WFMU. my eyes are watery : (
	10:37pm medson: I was bummed to hear of Kims passing earlier tonight.
	10:38pm Roberto: Guess I'll spring for the latest album. I had no idea it would be her last.
	10:41pm Mike Sin: Your show tonight is a tribute to a variety of folks that you've had different "relationships" with... something we all can relate to... it actually brings us together on some level... it's a bittersweet relationship I have with WFMU -- the news of folks passing who we collectively "knew" depresses me, but WFMU is the first place i turn to during times like this.
	10:43pm timurf: SO SAD
	10:44pm Zootopia: She looked young for 56
	10:44pm PIUS: Really great guitar tone - what a voice, iconic!
	10:48pm spodiodi: sad news. damn
	10:50pm Alex of Chicago: just got home. thanks for doing a set for kim, efd. i will listen to the full program tomorrow
	10:53pm medson: Thanks for another great show efd, catch the rest on the archives.
	11:02pm sufferwords: Peace to Kim, a warrior here in Los Angeles forever- per earlier discussion vis a vis what is punk? post punk etc. Everyone confuses punk with a style which it never was, it became a style when bands began to mimic the iconoclasts who adhered to not a musical style but an uncompromising spirit of creativity. Everything the Clash did was punk because they didn’t give a fuck, anyone remember the controversy surrounding Sandinista? A three record set that the label wanted to charge a commensurate price, Clash said fuck that, charge a single album price for it. The Clash fucked themselves for years doing a solid for their fans, punk? oh hell yes!
	11:02pm Zootopia: I completely missed the muffs. IDKW. Perhaps I was too much into the whole Grunge scene. Maybe I wasn't reading the right magazines...Rolling Stone and Spin at the time.
	11:04pm Zootopia: I was reading CMJ too.
	11:12pm Hoboken Jack: Did someone mention THE BEDAZZLER?
	11:12pm efd: YES SOMEONE DID!!
	11:14pm Stuart: I missed the Muffs too, not Eddie Money. RIP Tributes are great, playing great tunes anytime is too.
	11:17pm Steve: Hey EFD, has anyone noted the 40th Anniversary of the great Talking Heads album, 'Fear of Music' for this year ?
	11:18pm Hoboken Jack: Was weird, when the Muffs first were on my radar, I was a recent college radio grad and didn't trust anything released on a major label. So it took years before I caught on to them.
	11:22pm efd: @Steve, not that I'm aware of
	11:23pm Steve: Might be good to do one before the years out ?
	11:24pm efd: I will consider it!
	11:30pm Zootopia: Listening to these Muff tracks, I would have liked them.
	11:36pm efd: they were definitely written up in CMJ at the time, but sometimes it's hard to tell from a written review if something is worth checking out.
	11:37pm BH: which interview would be more fun, interviewing Debbie Harry about Country Music or Ken Burns about Blondie/New Wave?
	11:38pm efd: I'm gonna say interviewing Debbie Harry without giving it very much thought at all.
	11:45pm Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	11:48pm van chinski: Your show got me into Ladytron a few years ago, thanks for that.
	11:50pm efd: oh good, happy to have done so!
	11:52pm Hoboken Jack: B-b-b-booty sweat
	5:33pm Mark in Toronto: B. Gentry is Bo Gentry, who did a lot of work with the K-K team and Tommy James & Shondells

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