WFMU: Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock: Playlist from April 12, 2021

Listener comments!
	12:00pm Handy Haversack: Joe and all the Montebanks! Ready and willing to rock!
	12:00pm chris_in_space: Ready for my Rock Music Report!
	12:01pm spodiodi: Joe B.! Handy, chris, all! Three Chord Mania here
	12:01pm Krys O.: Good afternoon!
	12:01pm medson: Hola Joe B and everyone. Ready to rock.
	12:01pm Tangaroa: Time to get this day started!
	12:02pm Handy Haversack: chris, make sure your parents have OKed it! Yo, spodi, chris, Krys, DJ medson!
	12:02pm Mike Steele: Hey Joe! Hey all!
	12:02pm Chop Scott: Hello Joe! I too am ready to rock.
	12:02pm Joe B: greetings all! thanks for being here
	12:02pm Steve from Dunwoody: Yes...um, yes, I can dance to this.
	12:02pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: If @Chop Scott is ready to rock so am I!
	👻 12:03pm John L: Kinda glad the weather sucks so I can listen to you live. Good time/soundtrack for Spring cleaning. But after coffee and an apple turnover.
	12:03pm Yes: hey yall
	👻 12:04pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Joe and everyone! I think I heard just heard the sound beer cans being cracked around the world.
	👻 12:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Joe! Sip those beers through a straw so your mask stays on tight!
	12:07pm Stevel: Keep bringing the rock, Joe! My brain needs a massage.
	12:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: RAWX
	12:09pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Live Ar-Kaics album out soon...
	👻 12:09pm David Shortell: I saw Flaming Sideburns (along with Sahara Hotnights) play at Vintage Vinyl back when they had free shows. Then they started requiring you to buy a disc before seeing someone play there.
	12:10pm Handy Haversack: "Crunchy frog in Europe" sounds like a spy code phrase. "It's a cold day for pontooning."
	12:11pm Joe B: will be decoded at the next meetup!
	12:13pm Handy Haversack: I've been saving proofs of purchase from Bandcamp for my Three Chord Monte Decoder Ring!
	👻 12:13pm tim from champaign (now washington): @David Shortell - Is this VIntage Vinyl in St Louis?
	12:13pm Candy-O'67: Hey Joe and all! Smokin' start today!!
	12:13pm bigplanetnoise: Hey hey, Joe B!! Sounding great!!
	12:14pm Joe B: hey bpn and candy o! feels like friday in here!
	12:14pm dave wuz here: locked my keys in my truck! raining! winning! fml! hi joe!
	12:15pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Tim from champaign (now Washington): I'll answer that one. Fords, New Jersey.
	12:15pm dano59: Rippin' Stones cover!
	12:15pm medson: Perfect rainy day tunes.
	12:16pm bigplanetnoise: Everyday should feel like Friday! Or, what Friday USED to be!!!
	12:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Give The Stones more acid.
	12:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - not Brian...
	👻 12:18pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Todd-o-phonic! Also, I'm late to the game as always but I just listened to the Tommy James interview which was excellent!
	👻 12:19pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hold up... is Child Of the Moon a Satanic Majesty's B side? I'm not familiar with it at all. Hey Candy O!
	12:19pm Andres: Good afternoon, Joe and all! What can I say but YEAH!!!
	12:19pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Tim! Happy Monday!
	12:20pm jimbrux: Hey Joe and Montes. Allow me to say something random to general indifference. Discovered the joys of the WFMU playlist search function recently and discovered that (Jersey band) Cymbals Eat Guitars had only ever been played once in the whole history of WFMU. And that was an Elliott Smith cover. Why no love? I thought they were great. But maybe I was the only one. Anyway great opening set!
	12:20pm Asheville Jon: Howdy Joe. Today is the 2 year anniversary of the Sins getting back together weekend. can't believe it's already been that long.
	12:22pm Krys O.: Child of the Moon is the B-side of Jumpin' Jack Flash" www.discogs.com...
	12:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: tim: Jumpin' Jack B-Side : en.wikipedia.org...
	12:23pm Joe B: playlist search only goes back to 2001 so it is not the whole history of fmu
	👻 12:25pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Krys and RRN!
	12:26pm Asheville Jon: NICE to hear the Sins!!!!!!!
	12:27pm Candy-O'67: Diggin' this Original Sins!
	12:28pm jimbrux: @Joe B well no, but Cymbals started up in the late aughts so, y'know, they got no love during their existence... [crying emoji]
	12:28pm Alvy Singer: From start to finish the Death By Unga Bunga album is great.
	👻 12:29pm David Shortell: The beginning of "Child of the Moon" (flip of "Jumpin' Jack Flash") reminds me of the beginning of "Rain" (the flip of "Paperback Writer"). The videos for all four songs were directed by the son of Orson Welles!
	👻 12:31pm John L: Yung Wu also do a cover of Child Of The Moon.
	12:32pm jesse in illinois: dang this track is catchy rad. peace to the artists those bagpipes on the punk-a-billy song ruled supreme! thanks for the jams joe
	👻 12:33pm tim from champaign (now washington): This is a pretty touching recollection of Bob Petric : www.columbusalive.com...
	12:34pm Asheville Jon: thanks for the shout out Joe, and for playing the Sins. one of my all time favorites too Today is/was the date of the Philly show, tomorrow is the date of the Muhlenberg show (I met Tom Dash there)
	12:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: David Shortell : Are you suggesting the Stones were following TheBeatles ?! Informative about Director ! ...LOVE the original video for Jumpin'JackFlash.
	👻 12:38pm David Shortell: @John L The Groovie Ghoulies covered it too! (The Sacramento group, not the 1970 Filmation show)
	12:39pm Handy Haversack: A buddy of mine was saying the radio station where he grew up in IL would use "Louie Louie" covers to transition between DJs.
	12:40pm Sissophonic Cheryl: Rubinoos forever!
	12:40pm watchpocket: Just heard mention of Citizen Kafka (but not the context, (apologies!)), he did a great show on WBAI back when. (Don't know if that's the same CK you were referring to, Joe.)
	12:41pm Joe B: same one!
	12:42pm Krys O.: FYI-Michael Lindsey-Hogg is not Orson Welles' son. "...Lindsay-Hogg initiated a DNA test, which proved inconclusive. In his 2011 autobiography Lindsay-Hogg reported that his questions were resolved by his mother's close friend Gloria Vanderbilt, who wrote that Fitzgerald had told her that Welles was his father.[3]:265–267 A 2015 Welles biography by Patrick McGilligan, however, argues that Welles could not be the father: Fitzgerald left the U.S. for Ireland in May 1939, and was pregnant at the time she returned in late October, while Welles did not travel overseas during that period.[6]"
	12:42pm watchpocket: Excellent, thanks!
	12:43pm spodiodi: April 1, 1985 – First annual WMMR Louie Louie Parade in Philadelphia (canceled in 1989 due to excessive rowdiness).
	12:43pm egould310: Dig this Silver Synthetic. First heard it right here on Three Chord Monte.
	12:44pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Hey Mr B
	12:44pm Asheville Jon: hahaha, i remember the louie louie parades
	12:44pm Dennis Diken: go, Joe!
	12:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krys-O interesting. Lindsey-Hogg of course did the original 'Let It Be' film - while we wait for Peter Jackson's complete revision...
	👻 12:45pm tim from champaign (now washington): Speaking of Third Man records, has anyone checked out Maggot Brain magazine that Third Man puts out? I love it. I think it's the best print music mag going currently.
	12:46pm Handy Haversack: I'll keep an eye out, tim!
	👻 12:46pm Hughie Considine: I'm pretty sure Michael Lindsey-Hogg was the model for Polymer Records head honcho Dennis Eton-Hogg.
	12:47pm Alvy Singer: On April 15th Silver Synthetic will be performing live from Euclid Records in New Orleans. I believe it will be on Bandcamp starting at 7 local time.
	👻 12:48pm John L: David Shortell: Just did a quick search (anything to avoid Spring cleaning) and found a bunch of Child Of The Moon covers, including Band Of Susans and Cheater Slicks. Pretty sure that I first heard the song through Yung Wu. For some reason I was not much of a Stones fan until I hit my thirties. Mighta been some kind of youthful anti-Classic rock delusion.
	12:48pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Michael Lindsey-Hogg coming up soon on The Todd-O-Phonic Todd Show (Readu Steady Go! special).
	12:49pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Great set Joe!
	12:49pm Handy Haversack: I love it when this album gets played both because the songs are great and because it lets me say SUBDIVISIONS
	12:50pm hifivicky: @Timfromchampagne I'm a Maggot Brain subscriber! the editor Mike McGonigal is awesome. It's a fantastic read.
	12:50pm Gaylord Fields: @Hughie: Likely in name only, as Lindsay-Hogg wasn't a label head or even British. Sir Denis Eton-Hogg is more likely based on all the posh Brits who ran the UK music industry.
	👻 12:50pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Handy - The cover stars for the first 4 issues have been Alice Coltrane, Moondog, early 70s Funkadelic and Sun Ra Arkestra playing live on the street in Istanbul in the late 80s.
	👻 12:50pm John L: Tim from...Maggot Brain is great! Got a subscription a few months ago. The only other magazine I subscribe to is Shindig.
	12:51pm Krys O.: I'm a big fan of MLH's TV work. Used to watch Ready, Steady, Go on the Disney channel back in the late 80s. Dave Clark, who owned the rights to the shows, used to do an intro to each episode.
	12:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow. Is MOJO pass ? Or apples & oranges?
	12:51pm morphe': Must run out ... Thanks Joe B and all !!!!
	👻 12:52pm tim from champaign (now washington): @hifivicky - yeah! I knew Mike McGonigal's name from Detroit Metro Times articles but I didn't realize until recently that I've been reading him in other publications since the 90s. @JohnL - I'm a subscriber too!
	12:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krys O : Wow! Are they all extant ? Shrewd business guy DaveClark - more than the naive Beatles were ! As a Who fan - RSG has a special legendary relevance.
	👻 12:53pm David Shortell: Running late from work one night in 2013, I missed Original Sins frontman Brother J.T. when he opened for "The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger" at the Saint. Flattered that I went to see him and not Sean Lennon's group, he gave me a CD in sympathy. Then I dashed to the Brighton Bar to see Platinum Load, fronted by Swingin' Neckbreaker Tom Jorgensen, which I also missed. It just wasn't my night.
	12:54pm Gaylord Fields: @Krys O: Do you have the 20 lb. RSG book that came out late last year? You can read it and build your biceps at the same time.
	12:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is MOJO passe ? (That's French autoincorrect you great pain the ass.)
	👻 12:55pm John L: Mojo isn't bad. I pick it up when I see it at the book store. I did get the latest issue, which has a big article on Steve Marriott and the accompanying cd is all Marriott related music.
	12:57pm hifivicky: @timfromchampaign. I have been a fan of Mike Mcgonigal since his Chemical Imbalance magazine days in the late 80s ..he really knows his stuff. nowadays he puts out obscure gospel records!
	12:57pm Joe B: gaylord, is it bigger than the Fortune book?
	12:58pm Joe B: i believe mike mcg was on brian turner's show a few times
	12:58pm Krys O.: @Gaylord: Nope, buy I have some other heavy tomes. @RR63: Ready Steady Go was on Rediffusion, part of ITV and not the BBC who were awful about erasing archives.
	👻 1:00pm John L: Mike McGonigal has had some pretty serious health issues. Here is a link to his, now disabled, Gofundme page.www.gofundme.com...
	1:00pm spodiodi: thanks, Michele!
	1:01pm Gaylord Fields: Joe, it's so much bigger and almost as essential. It's coffee-table size (meaning the size of a coffee table in this instance).
	1:01pm Handy Haversack: That HWM album is hard to get on this side of the Skagerrak.
	1:03pm listener 126464: @David S.- I hope both those clubs can reopen.
	1:04pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Shakin' Street cannot be beat!
	1:04pm Gaylord Fields: It must be a great show if the typically modest Joe isn't being self-deprecating about it — and he's right!
	1:06pm Carl from Providence: Howdy Hifi Vicky,
	1:06pm hifivicky: YAY Wurld Series 💙🙌
	1:06pm Alvy Singer: @John L: Have you checked out Ugly Things magazine?
	1:07pm hifivicky: Hey there Carl!
	👻 1:07pm tim from champaign (now washington): @John L - oh jesus! I didn't know. I'll keep an eye out if there's the gofundme reopens.
	👻 1:08pm Mike From Brooklyn: A late Hello Joe! Sounding good as usual.
	1:09pm Handy Haversack: Every new Dino Jr. song I've heard has sounded great.
	👻 1:09pm John L: Alvy Singer: Yes, I used to get that on a regular basis. Great mag, too. I may subscribe since I am starved for music related mags.
	👻 1:10pm karlward: That super trebly lead guitar on this is rad
	👻 1:10pm Hughie Considine: Makes sense, @Gaylord -- thanks!
	1:12pm hifivicky: @Timfromchampaign Mike is on the mend now. thank goodness. the GoFundMe was a big success, testament to how beloved he is. 💙
	1:12pm Son Of Pantz: Can't wait to see these guys on tour again.
	👻 1:12pm tim from champaign (now washington): Yeah, this sounds awesome. I heard someone once describe J Mascis' music as a big hug. I think that's true.
	1:13pm egould310: Good save Joe B! Barely noticed. :-)
	1:16pm Krys O.: Here's a six degrees of separation for you: Michael Lindsay-Hogg is the brother-in-law of James Kavoussi of Phoaming Edison/Uncle Wiggly fame. The latter being the band with WFMU dj, Wm. Berger.
	1:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I certainly found standing right in front of J.Mascis's Marshall amp in some small Mass. club a Big Something...
	1:19pm Gaylord Fields: @Hughie: The name is a great one to parody.
	👻 1:19pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: It's not TCM without some tasty Neil Young!
	1:19pm Bryan Dilsizian: Hey Joe!
	1:21pm Hubig Pie: According to Daniel Lanois, NY only likes to record during a full moon phase🌕
	1:22pm Paulie B: Listening on my lunch break from jury duty!! Sounding great, Joe!!
	1:22pm JG: So much new Neil
	1:22pm hifivicky: mmmm tasty Neil Young indeed
	1:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Had forgotten that Neil 'ForeverChanges' cred !
	👻 1:23pm tim from champaign (now washington): The NYA Vol II box set is totally worth the money. I loved every bit of it. I never realized how many songs titled after states or cities Neil Young has.
	1:23pm JG: I watched all the videos for Way down in the Rustbucket this weekend. Then started on Young Shakespeare
	👻 1:27pm tim from champaign (now washington): Most of the time Dead Moon reminds me of Crazy Horse jamming on AC/DC songs but the are Love songs that pop up (like this one) that have a Dead Moon vibe.
	1:28pm Mike Sin: "Forever Changes" is definitely one LP that has benefitted from "modern technology," as it were. I had a couple of copies of the original tan Elektra LPs from the '60s, and they both sounded rather dull. The first Rhino CD and the Sundazed LP versions were a game changer in regard to just how great this album could sound.
	👻 1:28pm Hoboken Jack: What's up, tiger lillies? Hi Joe, Michele, TOPT, Jeff, Vicky, Gaylord, Krys, Handy, Bagpipe, 126464, Spodes, Dennis the great, Cheryl, a watched pocket never boils, Medson Man, Chop Scott, pantsless HP Ken, everybody!!!
	1:28pm spodiodi: hey Jack!
	1:29pm hifivicky: helloooo Jack!!
	1:30pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Jack! From the whole couch gang!
	1:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This Is the Moderna World - by the Jab
	1:36pm Jett: It was widely known that Neil Young was very intolerant of bootleggers and usually went after them. So many were leary of bootlegging his material.
	1:36pm Krys O.: Hi, Jack!
	1:38pm Handy Haversack: I don't think I have heard a bad version of "Runaway." They must exist, but I guess I've been lucky.
	1:38pm Andres: The energy on that live Runaway!! Great!!
	1:38pm listener 126464: Hey Jack!
	👻 1:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hey! Hi, Jack!
	1:40pm Joe B: no one was leary of bootlegging neil young. they just couldnt get their hands on a lot of prime studio stuff
	👻 1:40pm tim from champaign (now washington): This is a great cover but they shouldn't have changed the pronouns.
	1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Handy if you get that early60s JoeMeek kinda keyboard sound wrong - which the Boys just circumvented there...
	1:40pm Toutevoix: ((((((♡))))))
	1:41pm spodiodi: i agree w Toutevoix
	1:42pm Toutevoix: free-springtime-form radi♡
	1:43pm Gaylord Fields: @tim from champaign: Yep, I agree! Notice how Ronnie is still racing the car in her version — no need for her to become passive in the song!
	1:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...really we're all in Drag...
	1:45pm Jett: I guess Ronnie fulfilled one of Brian's dreams with that one.
	👻 1:45pm winston legthigh: soundin great joe b, hello everybody!
	👻 1:46pm OnTheTrain: Tommy Unish !!!
	1:47pm Handy Haversack: Yo Kinky! Yo, winston!
	👻 1:48pm tim from champaign (now washington): Here's how I imagine what Neil Young's bunker looked like in the 70s: a couple shotguns, spare keys for the vintage pick ups, 2 pounds of weed, a kilo of Colombia's finest and tons of tape reels.
	1:48pm Jett: @Joe B I know Neil made sure to make it difficult for people to acquire material as well, but with the knowledge of Neil shutting down many bootleggers efforts, I do believe it happened much less. I respect your opinion but I believe this to be true.
	1:49pm Joe B: you're probably right
	1:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: tim: A Rawk Monk : i.pinimg.com...
	1:50pm Jett: BTW @Joe B, really enjoying the show!
	1:50pm dave: No THATS good radio DJ-ing! Beach Boys version of Then I Kissed Her followed by Ronnie Spector singing Don’t Worry Baby! Love it
	1:52pm listener 126464: Anyone gonna have Max Clarke as a guest?
	1:52pm Hubig Pie: Cut Worms bringin' the warm vibes
	👻 1:52pm winston legthigh: hiya handy! mr pipes njoy his stroll?
	1:54pm Steve from Dunwoody: This guy can sing!
	👻 1:54pm tim from champaign (now washington): @RRN - hahahaha!
	1:55pm steveo: wow never heard this; nicccce
	👻 1:55pm Hackensack Slim: Now, Here's a Super Group!
	1:56pm Handy Haversack: He found worthwhile aspects, winston -- mostly the Rabbit Bonbons at the turnarounds!
	1:56pm JG: Wow have never heard this. Super
	1:57pm Birdman: Always surprises with those beachy boys
	1:58pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): We had a "worst song ever" poll at work many years ago. The "top" contenders were "Billy Don't Be A Hero," "The Night Chicago Died," and "Seasons In The Sun." Don't remember the "winner"
	1:59pm ZeeBee: Coffee brewing hanging in away from the wind
	1:59pm hifivicky: this has been an extra fun set!
	👻 1:59pm winston legthigh: gramps used to call those smart pills, from the age old joke. "these taste like rabbit pellets. see, your getting smarter already!
	2:00pm listener 126464: Never mind, Cut Worms were on Todd's show 4/1/17
	👻 2:01pm John L: Tim: The Hollywood Brats do a great cover of Then He Kissed Me without changing a word.www.youtube.com...
	2:03pm Dennis Diken: I forget the chronology but I think the Terry Jacks version of “Seasons...” preceded the BBs version. KILLER SHOW, JOE!!
	2:04pm Gaylord Fields: @WoodsOfNH (now Maine): None of those songs are top favorites of mine (well, the Chuckleberries' version of "The Night Chicago Died" is perfection!), but I think there are much, much more dire songs out there, even if you limit yourself to the 70s pop genre.
	2:04pm Handy Haversack: Ding!
	2:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...whut about The Tourists ?? :D
	2:05pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Gaylord Fields: Oh, I agree! But that track kind of dredged up that memory (from...uh....1986...ish? yikes)
	2:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Seasons' not even in the running for Worst Song Ever... Weird cause - as a kiddo in the 1970s we'd make fun of those maximum rotation A.M.Gold Hits - but sort of because we liked them... sort of...
	👻 2:08pm tim from champaign (now washington): @John L - awesome!
	2:09pm Andres: Love the sax on this cover!
	2:09pm hifivicky: @Woods I agree with Gaylord. none of those songs is worst. my opinion: the worst song in the world is that "hey soul sister ain't that mister mister" thing by the terrible band Train.
	2:09pm Handy Haversack: That sax tone is amazing.
	👻 2:10pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Joe - do you know where in Michigan The Loners were from? Excellent cover.
	👻 2:10pm winston legthigh: rip tom :,(
	👻 2:10pm John L: When I think of Worst Song from the 70's the first thing that pops into my head is "Sometimes When We Touch" by Dan Hill. The honesty is way too much.
	2:10pm Heidee: nice 'n' rough
	2:11pm Joe B: i don't tim. tony c would probably know
	2:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John L - um, yes. But that seems almost 1980s somehow...
	2:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They made that Kinks cover work Bless them.
	2:12pm Gaylord Fields: @John L: At the time "Sometimes When We Touch" came out, I thought that song was wretched, and I have not wavered from that opinion more than 40 years later.
	2:13pm Rob W: Katie and I recently saw The Royal Arctic Institute live up to their name, performing live (to celebrate the release of Tomorrowmorrow Land) on quite a cold night outside Issyra Gallery in Hoboken!
	2:13pm Gaylord Fields: No pop song should ever use the word "subsides"!
	2:15pm efd: Hoboken's newest singing (and harmonica playing) sensation!
	2:15pm Dennis Diken: @Gaylord - right on! especially not when it comes at the end of a sung line!!
	2:15pm PortsmouthJay: whoa. songs about food. NICE!!!
	2:15pm Krys O.: YAY~
	👻 2:15pm Hoboken Jack: !!!!!!!
	2:15pm paddy in matawan: what did I say? I don't remember this conversation.
	2:16pm Joe B: #soupinhibitor
	2:16pm Alvy Singer: The David Soul song, "Don't Give Up On Us" is pretty damn awful.
	2:16pm Handy Haversack: Go, Jack! Soup's on!
	2:17pm John Cozz: Yesssss Hoboken Jack!!!
	2:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: BobDylan or someone on acid could say 'subside'... JACK POWER.
	2:17pm pgalub: Yeah Jack! Thank God I'm not listening to this on an empty stomach!
	2:17pm olivia: this is great Jack!
	2:18pm Krys O.: I had lunch, but now I want some pastina! Fantastic, Hoboken Jack!
	2:18pm Dennis Diken: You go, Jack!
	2:18pm listener 126464: Soup is good music.
	2:18pm hifivicky: Jack that was so tasty!!!!
	👻 2:18pm John L: Wow! i just looked up cover versions of "Sometimes..." and I am shocked at how many versions there are: Tina Turner, Tammy Wynette, Cilla Black, Rod Stewart, Donny Osmond...and many more!!! I might give some of them a listen, but not until my nausea subsides.
	👻 2:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay, Jack! Is it soup yet?
	2:19pm John Cozz: If anyone is curious, Jack’s song was 1 of 23 songs about soup. A compilation of songs my little record label put out. Currently streaming on bandcamp and 100% of the proceeds are going to the community food bank of NJ. pizzabagelrecords.bandcamp.com
	2:19pm Handy Haversack: Kate has been trying to parse the NYC city rules about outdoor shows, and they make Kafka stories seem straightforward and relaxing. Glad that someone has figured them out! Maybe she'll reach out to Pinc Louds. Thanks for the link, John Cozz!
	2:19pm Gaylord Fields: @Dennis: Bingo!
	👻 2:19pm Hughie Considine: @Gaylord, couldn't agree more re: "Sometimes When We Touch." I think bombastic is one of the worst things a hit song can be.
	2:20pm JayD: Yay Pinc Louds!!!! They started back up playing in Tompkins Square on Saturday afternoons and are so joyful!
	2:20pm paddy in matawan: I'm definitely inspired to make Chicken Pastina now. Never had it.
	2:21pm hifivicky: @johncozz @hobokenjack what do we search for on bandcamp to get the record with the soup song?
	👻 2:21pm Hoboken Jack: Thank you Olivia, Pete, Krys, Dennis, Vicky, 126464, Jay, EFD, Rev. All proceeds from the album go to the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, you can give as little as $1, and the other acts are genuine musicians, not just me, harmonica, and Garageband!
	2:21pm Handy Haversack: pizzabagelrecords.bandcamp.com... @hifivicky.
	2:22pm Gaylord Fields: @Hughie: Exactly! "Sometimes" thinks it's such-a-much, but it ain't. Who knew a Canadian could be so pompous — Dan Hill is no Stompin' Tom!
	2:22pm Joe B: jack, can you tag yourself on facebook?
	2:22pm Mike Steele: killing it Joe! Thanks!!
	2:23pm Birdman: Same @John Cozz of Cozz Coffee?
	2:23pm Joe B: thanks mike and everyone
	2:24pm Krys O.: I'll be ordering that comp when I get home from work.
	👻 2:24pm Hoboken Jack: Efd beat me to it but there's still my little known fan page. Meanwhile waiting for the inevitable Sam Pocker remix.
	2:25pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): This dude has a kind of James Hetfield thing going on .
	2:26pm efd: I didn't know there was a new Danko Jones song! Nice!
	2:26pm John Cozz: Yes the same John cozz
	2:26pm hifivicky: oh I keep forgetting I need to order the Kiwi Jr record, thx for reminding me!
	👻 2:27pm winston legthigh: it does woodsofnh now maine. wonder what year this was recorded.
	👻 2:27pm winston legthigh: 2021
	2:28pm Birdman: Cool. I have heard very good things about your beans.
	👻 2:30pm Hughie Considine: Had to Google Stompin' Tom, @Gaylord, but I'm glad I did! I imagine that for a young Michael Bolton, hearing Dan Hill's hit had a seismic effect, like seeing Elvis on Ed Sullivan.
	2:30pm John Cozz: Hehe that gets me stoked @birdman!!!
	2:31pm Tamar: Great surprise tribute to listener Tom Burgess, Joe!
	2:35pm Tim from LH: Songs about soup? I’m all in in. Great job Hoboken Jack!
	2:38pm medson: Couldn’t comment. Loved Jacks song.
	2:40pm Son Of Pantz: Lithics sounds a lot like Suburban Lawns
	👻 2:44pm Hughie Considine: "Like many in my time, when I was little I was a cowboy." -- opening sentence of Richard Hell's "I Dreamed I Was a Very Clean Tramp," which is great.
	2:47pm James Douglas: Wow, serious bass. Awesome Richard Hell.
	👻 2:49pm tim from champaign (now washington): Normally I run away screaming with acapela music but this David Byrne is great!
	2:50pm Stevel: Right on. Taking a moment. Thank you
	2:50pm Gaylord Fields: This Salam Fatayer track already merits a sequel, sadly.
	2:50pm Sissophonic Cheryl: Thank you for this, Joe.
	2:50pm Handy Haversack: Say their names.
	2:51pm Son Of Pantz: The list keeps getting longer, every day.
	2:52pm Marshall Stacks: This brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. Sadly, the list continues to grow.
	2:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beyond f*cking sad.
	2:52pm Son Of Pantz: ACAB
	2:52pm Jeezy: And last night's was an "accident" apparently....
	2:53pm Handy Haversack: Daunte Wright
	👻 2:53pm Hoboken Jack: ❤️
	2:53pm hifivicky: 💔
	2:53pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, Joe, for giving space for Salam Fatayer to Say Their Names.
	2:54pm pgalub: Great show Joe!
	2:54pm Woo: ❤
	2:54pm Jeezy: Yes, Handy... Daunte Wright
	2:54pm Son Of Pantz: It may have been an "accident" that she pulled her gun and not her taser (which seems extremely reckless) but they passed at least three unlawful things before they got to that point. He should never have been pulled over. They should never have run his name through the system.
	2:54pm Krys O.: Thanks, Joe B & everyone!
	2:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Why is there not a Secretary of Racial Justice in the Presidential Cabinet ? Do they not understand the Country is Failing ?
	2:55pm steveo: Thank you Joe for the show :)
	👻 2:56pm Hughie Considine: Beautiful. Thanks, Joe
	2:56pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Anthony Breland* My friend's son was shot in the head by a NYC Cop in 1987 Rip Anthony
	2:56pm Birdman: Thank you, Joe
	👻 2:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Joe. The Peoples' Champion.
	2:57pm Mike Sin: So powerful and overwhelming.
	2:57pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Joe. As Ken said: Our Champ.
	👻 2:57pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Joe!
	2:57pm spodiodi: thanks, Joe B.!
	2:57pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Wow.
	2:57pm happymaan: Thanks for great show Joe. Be well.
	2:57pm Mike W: thanks for this
	2:57pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Say Their Names!!!
	2:58pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): One Fine Day->say Their Names->Hell You Talmbout....I'm a freaking puddle.
	2:58pm Barney Grubbs: thank you, Joe
	2:58pm Stevel: Thank you! Peace.
	2:59pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Thank you so much Joe B ☮️
	👻 2:59pm Mike From Brooklyn: Thanks Joe.
	2:59pm hifivicky: awesome show!! thanks Joe!!
	3:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY JoeB <3
	3:01pm SuperKyle: What a powerful way to end a great show! Thanks for the cry.

Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock: Playlist from April 12, 2021

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Tremolo Beer Gut w/ Evan Foster	Jive Jimmie Juma	You Can't Handle ... The Tremelo Beer Gut	No-Count Records	2021	denmark; evan from the boss martians. out friday (crunchy frog in europe)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Flaming Sideburns	Silver Flame "Silver Flame" by "Flaming Sideburns"	Silver Flames	Svart Records	2021	out april 23!	0:03:32 (Pop-up)
The Ar-Kaics	Easy "Easy" by "The Ar-Kaics"	single	Wick	2021		0:06:49 (Pop-up)
The Insomniacs	Get Up and Go "Get Up and Go" by "The Insomniacs"	Just Enjoy It!	Screaming Apple	2011		0:11:22 (Pop-up)
Fleshtones	Child of the Moon "Child of the Moon" by "Fleshtones"	Face Of The Screaming Werewolf	Yep Roc	2020		0:13:20 (Pop-up)
The Cynics	Yeah! "Yeah!" by "The Cynics"	Twelve Flights Up	Get Hip	1988		0:15:59 (Pop-up)
Death By Unga Bunga	Like No Other	Heavy Male Insecurity	Jansen	2021		0:24:38 (Pop-up)
Original Sins	Talking To You "Talking To You" by "Original Sins"	Move	Psonik	1992		0:25:04 (Pop-up)
Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments	Secret Museum	Straight to Video	Anyway	1997	RIP Bob Petric	0:27:21 (Pop-up)

The Rubinoos	I Love Louie Louie "I Love Louie Louie" by "The Rubinoos"	45	Pynotic	2014	international louie louie day was yesterday	0:37:25 (Pop-up)
Silver Synthetic	Around the Bend "Around the Bend" by "Silver Synthetic"	s/t	Third Man	2021		0:39:46 (Pop-up)
Justin Angelo Morey	Something's Got A Hold On Me	single	Silent Stereo	2021	jersey city!	0:44:05 (Pop-up)
Tamar Berk	In the Wild "In the Wild" by "Tamar Berk"	The Restless Dreams of Youth	self-released	2021		0:47:07 (Pop-up)
Hutch	I Don't Belong "I Don't Belong" by "Hutch"	Turn It Around	Liberation Hall	2001/2021		0:51:08 (Pop-up)
The High Water Marks	Satellite "Satellite" by "The High Water Marks"	Ecstasy Rhymes	Minty Fresh	2020		0:56:00 (Pop-up)

Wurld Series	Nap Gate "Nap Gate" by "Wurld Series"	What's Growing	Meritorio Records	2021	thanks to Hi-Fi Vicky for the tip on this band! new zealand	1:04:00 (Pop-up)
Dinosaur Jr.	I Ran Away "I Ran Away" by "Dinosaur Jr."	Sweep It Into Space	Jagjaguwar	2021		1:07:39 (Pop-up)
Teenage Fanclub	The Sun Won't Shine On Me	Endless Arcade	Merge	2021	out april 30	1:12:04 (Pop-up)
Matthew Sweet	Drifting "Drifting" by "Matthew Sweet"	Catspaw	Omnivore Recordings	2021		1:14:06 (Pop-up)
Neil Young & Crazy Horse	Kansas "Kansas" by "Neil Young & Crazy Horse"	Neil Young Archives Volume II: 1972–1976	Reprise	2020/2021		1:18:04 (Pop-up)
Love	The Daily Planet "The Daily Planet" by "Love"	Forever Changes	Elektra	1967	neil young listed as arranger	1:21:12 (Pop-up)
The A-Lines	Can't Explain "Can't Explain" by "The A-Lines"	You Can Touch	Sympathy for the Record Industry	2004		1:24:53 (Pop-up)
TV Sound	Mods & Rockers "Mods & Rockers" by "TV Sound"	Pop Persecution	Killing Horse	2021		1:27:20 (Pop-up)

Beach Boys	Runaway "Runaway" by "Beach Boys"			1965	al jardine on WFMU Saturday! live at arie crown theater chicago, march 261965	1:34:59 (Pop-up)
Beach Boys	Then I Kissed Her "Then I Kissed Her" by "Beach Boys"	Summer Days (And Summer Nights!!)	Capitol	1965		1:37:26 (Pop-up)
Ronnie Spector	Don't Worry Baby "Don't Worry Baby" by "Ronnie Spector"	She Talks To Rainbows EP	Kill Rock Stars	1999		1:39:56 (Pop-up)
Eurythmics	My Guy "My Guy" by "Eurythmics"			1986?		1:43:29 (Pop-up)
Yo Kinky	Someone I Used To Know "Someone I Used To Know" by "Yo Kinky"	s/t ep	self-released	2021		1:45:06 (Pop-up)
Cut Worms	Always On My Mind "Always On My Mind" by "Cut Worms"	Nobody Lives Here Anymore	Jagjaguwar	2020		1:48:40 (Pop-up)
Al Jardine & Neil Young	A California Saga	A Postcard From California	Waterfront Records	2012	also with Crosby, Stills, and i think Brian; partial remake of Holland suite	1:52:41 (Pop-up)
Beach Boys	Seasons In the Sun "Seasons In the Sun" by "Beach Boys"			1973? 1977?	terry jacks used the al jardine arrangement on the hit version	1:55:13 (Pop-up)

The Loners	All Day and All of the Night			1965?	RIP Tom Burgess; thanks Tony Coulter	2:07:59 (Pop-up)
The Royal Arctic Institute	Tomorrowmorrow Land	Sodium Light EP		2021	hoboken nj	2:10:30 (Pop-up)
Jack Silbert	Chicken Pastina "Chicken Pastina" by "Jack Silbert"	various - Songs About Soup	Pizza Bagel Records	2021	100% of the proceeds of this compilation are going to be donated to the Community Food Bank of NJ	2:14:05 (Pop-up)
Pinc Louds	Tamarindo "Tamarindo" by "Pinc Louds"			2021	NYC via puerto rico - catch series of free outdoor shows at tompkins square park, most recent one was this past saturday	2:17:02 (Pop-up)
Kiwi Jr.	Domino "Domino" by "Kiwi Jr."	Cooler Returns	Sub Pop	2021		2:20:22 (Pop-up)
Danko Jones	I Want Out "I Want Out" by "Danko Jones"		Mate In Germany / Sonic Unyon	2021		2:22:35 (Pop-up)

The Midnight Steppers	Lost In Dust	Isolation Drives	Radical Documents	2020		2:30:17 (Pop-up)
Lithics	The Symptom "The Symptom" by "Lithics"	Tower of Age	Trouble In Mind	2020		2:34:04 (Pop-up)
Richard Hell & The Voidoids	Downtown At Dawn (remixed)	Destiny Street Complete	Omnivore Recordings	1982/2021		2:39:37 (Pop-up)
David Byrne	One Fine Day "One Fine Day" by "David Byrne"	American Utopia on Broadway (Original Cast Recording Live)	Nonesuch	2019		2:46:05 (Pop-up)
Salam Fatayer	Say Their Names "Say Their Names" by "Salam Fatayer"			2020		2:49:11 (Pop-up)
Janelle Monáe ft. Wondaland	Hell You Talmbout			2013		2:54:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm Handy Haversack: Joe and all the Montebanks! Ready and willing to rock!
	12:00pm chris_in_space: Ready for my Rock Music Report!
	12:01pm spodiodi: Joe B.! Handy, chris, all! Three Chord Mania here
	12:01pm Krys O.: Good afternoon!
	12:01pm medson: Hola Joe B and everyone. Ready to rock.
	12:01pm Tangaroa: Time to get this day started!
	12:02pm Handy Haversack: chris, make sure your parents have OKed it! Yo, spodi, chris, Krys, DJ medson!
	12:02pm Mike Steele: Hey Joe! Hey all!
	12:02pm Chop Scott: Hello Joe! I too am ready to rock.
	12:02pm Joe B: greetings all! thanks for being here
	12:02pm Steve from Dunwoody: Yes...um, yes, I can dance to this.
	12:02pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: If @Chop Scott is ready to rock so am I!
	👻 12:03pm John L: Kinda glad the weather sucks so I can listen to you live. Good time/soundtrack for Spring cleaning. But after coffee and an apple turnover.
	12:03pm Yes: hey yall
	👻 12:04pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Joe and everyone! I think I heard just heard the sound beer cans being cracked around the world.
	👻 12:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Joe! Sip those beers through a straw so your mask stays on tight!
	12:07pm Stevel: Keep bringing the rock, Joe! My brain needs a massage.
	12:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: RAWX
	12:09pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Live Ar-Kaics album out soon...
	👻 12:09pm David Shortell: I saw Flaming Sideburns (along with Sahara Hotnights) play at Vintage Vinyl back when they had free shows. Then they started requiring you to buy a disc before seeing someone play there.
	12:10pm Handy Haversack: "Crunchy frog in Europe" sounds like a spy code phrase. "It's a cold day for pontooning."
	12:11pm Joe B: will be decoded at the next meetup!
	12:13pm Handy Haversack: I've been saving proofs of purchase from Bandcamp for my Three Chord Monte Decoder Ring!
	👻 12:13pm tim from champaign (now washington): @David Shortell - Is this VIntage Vinyl in St Louis?
	12:13pm Candy-O'67: Hey Joe and all! Smokin' start today!!
	12:13pm bigplanetnoise: Hey hey, Joe B!! Sounding great!!
	12:14pm Joe B: hey bpn and candy o! feels like friday in here!
	12:14pm dave wuz here: locked my keys in my truck! raining! winning! fml! hi joe!
	12:15pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Tim from champaign (now Washington): I'll answer that one. Fords, New Jersey.
	12:15pm dano59: Rippin' Stones cover!
	12:15pm medson: Perfect rainy day tunes.
	12:16pm bigplanetnoise: Everyday should feel like Friday! Or, what Friday USED to be!!!
	12:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Give The Stones more acid.
	12:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - not Brian...
	👻 12:18pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Todd-o-phonic! Also, I'm late to the game as always but I just listened to the Tommy James interview which was excellent!
	👻 12:19pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hold up... is Child Of the Moon a Satanic Majesty's B side? I'm not familiar with it at all. Hey Candy O!
	12:19pm Andres: Good afternoon, Joe and all! What can I say but YEAH!!!
	12:19pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Tim! Happy Monday!
	12:20pm jimbrux: Hey Joe and Montes. Allow me to say something random to general indifference. Discovered the joys of the WFMU playlist search function recently and discovered that (Jersey band) Cymbals Eat Guitars had only ever been played once in the whole history of WFMU. And that was an Elliott Smith cover. Why no love? I thought they were great. But maybe I was the only one. Anyway great opening set!
	12:20pm Asheville Jon: Howdy Joe. Today is the 2 year anniversary of the Sins getting back together weekend. can't believe it's already been that long.
	12:22pm Krys O.: Child of the Moon is the B-side of Jumpin' Jack Flash" www.discogs.com...
	12:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: tim: Jumpin' Jack B-Side : en.wikipedia.org...
	12:23pm Joe B: playlist search only goes back to 2001 so it is not the whole history of fmu
	👻 12:25pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Krys and RRN!
	12:26pm Asheville Jon: NICE to hear the Sins!!!!!!!
	12:27pm Candy-O'67: Diggin' this Original Sins!
	12:28pm jimbrux: @Joe B well no, but Cymbals started up in the late aughts so, y'know, they got no love during their existence... [crying emoji]
	12:28pm Alvy Singer: From start to finish the Death By Unga Bunga album is great.
	👻 12:29pm David Shortell: The beginning of "Child of the Moon" (flip of "Jumpin' Jack Flash") reminds me of the beginning of "Rain" (the flip of "Paperback Writer"). The videos for all four songs were directed by the son of Orson Welles!
	👻 12:31pm John L: Yung Wu also do a cover of Child Of The Moon.
	12:32pm jesse in illinois: dang this track is catchy rad. peace to the artists those bagpipes on the punk-a-billy song ruled supreme! thanks for the jams joe
	👻 12:33pm tim from champaign (now washington): This is a pretty touching recollection of Bob Petric : www.columbusalive.com...
	12:34pm Asheville Jon: thanks for the shout out Joe, and for playing the Sins. one of my all time favorites too Today is/was the date of the Philly show, tomorrow is the date of the Muhlenberg show (I met Tom Dash there)
	12:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: David Shortell : Are you suggesting the Stones were following TheBeatles ?! Informative about Director ! ...LOVE the original video for Jumpin'JackFlash.
	👻 12:38pm David Shortell: @John L The Groovie Ghoulies covered it too! (The Sacramento group, not the 1970 Filmation show)
	12:39pm Handy Haversack: A buddy of mine was saying the radio station where he grew up in IL would use "Louie Louie" covers to transition between DJs.
	12:40pm Sissophonic Cheryl: Rubinoos forever!
	12:40pm watchpocket: Just heard mention of Citizen Kafka (but not the context, (apologies!)), he did a great show on WBAI back when. (Don't know if that's the same CK you were referring to, Joe.)
	12:41pm Joe B: same one!
	12:42pm Krys O.: FYI-Michael Lindsey-Hogg is not Orson Welles' son. "...Lindsay-Hogg initiated a DNA test, which proved inconclusive. In his 2011 autobiography Lindsay-Hogg reported that his questions were resolved by his mother's close friend Gloria Vanderbilt, who wrote that Fitzgerald had told her that Welles was his father.[3]:265–267 A 2015 Welles biography by Patrick McGilligan, however, argues that Welles could not be the father: Fitzgerald left the U.S. for Ireland in May 1939, and was pregnant at the time she returned in late October, while Welles did not travel overseas during that period.[6]"
	12:42pm watchpocket: Excellent, thanks!
	12:43pm spodiodi: April 1, 1985 – First annual WMMR Louie Louie Parade in Philadelphia (canceled in 1989 due to excessive rowdiness).
	12:43pm egould310: Dig this Silver Synthetic. First heard it right here on Three Chord Monte.
	12:44pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Hey Mr B
	12:44pm Asheville Jon: hahaha, i remember the louie louie parades
	12:44pm Dennis Diken: go, Joe!
	12:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krys-O interesting. Lindsey-Hogg of course did the original 'Let It Be' film - while we wait for Peter Jackson's complete revision...
	👻 12:45pm tim from champaign (now washington): Speaking of Third Man records, has anyone checked out Maggot Brain magazine that Third Man puts out? I love it. I think it's the best print music mag going currently.
	12:46pm Handy Haversack: I'll keep an eye out, tim!
	👻 12:46pm Hughie Considine: I'm pretty sure Michael Lindsey-Hogg was the model for Polymer Records head honcho Dennis Eton-Hogg.
	12:47pm Alvy Singer: On April 15th Silver Synthetic will be performing live from Euclid Records in New Orleans. I believe it will be on Bandcamp starting at 7 local time.
	👻 12:48pm John L: David Shortell: Just did a quick search (anything to avoid Spring cleaning) and found a bunch of Child Of The Moon covers, including Band Of Susans and Cheater Slicks. Pretty sure that I first heard the song through Yung Wu. For some reason I was not much of a Stones fan until I hit my thirties. Mighta been some kind of youthful anti-Classic rock delusion.
	12:48pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Michael Lindsey-Hogg coming up soon on The Todd-O-Phonic Todd Show (Readu Steady Go! special).
	12:49pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Great set Joe!
	12:49pm Handy Haversack: I love it when this album gets played both because the songs are great and because it lets me say SUBDIVISIONS
	12:50pm hifivicky: @Timfromchampagne I'm a Maggot Brain subscriber! the editor Mike McGonigal is awesome. It's a fantastic read.
	12:50pm Gaylord Fields: @Hughie: Likely in name only, as Lindsay-Hogg wasn't a label head or even British. Sir Denis Eton-Hogg is more likely based on all the posh Brits who ran the UK music industry.
	👻 12:50pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Handy - The cover stars for the first 4 issues have been Alice Coltrane, Moondog, early 70s Funkadelic and Sun Ra Arkestra playing live on the street in Istanbul in the late 80s.
	👻 12:50pm John L: Tim from...Maggot Brain is great! Got a subscription a few months ago. The only other magazine I subscribe to is Shindig.
	12:51pm Krys O.: I'm a big fan of MLH's TV work. Used to watch Ready, Steady, Go on the Disney channel back in the late 80s. Dave Clark, who owned the rights to the shows, used to do an intro to each episode.
	12:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow. Is MOJO pass ? Or apples & oranges?
	12:51pm morphe': Must run out ... Thanks Joe B and all !!!!
	👻 12:52pm tim from champaign (now washington): @hifivicky - yeah! I knew Mike McGonigal's name from Detroit Metro Times articles but I didn't realize until recently that I've been reading him in other publications since the 90s. @JohnL - I'm a subscriber too!
	12:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krys O : Wow! Are they all extant ? Shrewd business guy DaveClark - more than the naive Beatles were ! As a Who fan - RSG has a special legendary relevance.
	👻 12:53pm David Shortell: Running late from work one night in 2013, I missed Original Sins frontman Brother J.T. when he opened for "The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger" at the Saint. Flattered that I went to see him and not Sean Lennon's group, he gave me a CD in sympathy. Then I dashed to the Brighton Bar to see Platinum Load, fronted by Swingin' Neckbreaker Tom Jorgensen, which I also missed. It just wasn't my night.
	12:54pm Gaylord Fields: @Krys O: Do you have the 20 lb. RSG book that came out late last year? You can read it and build your biceps at the same time.
	12:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is MOJO passe ? (That's French autoincorrect you great pain the ass.)
	👻 12:55pm John L: Mojo isn't bad. I pick it up when I see it at the book store. I did get the latest issue, which has a big article on Steve Marriott and the accompanying cd is all Marriott related music.
	12:57pm hifivicky: @timfromchampaign. I have been a fan of Mike Mcgonigal since his Chemical Imbalance magazine days in the late 80s ..he really knows his stuff. nowadays he puts out obscure gospel records!
	12:57pm Joe B: gaylord, is it bigger than the Fortune book?
	12:58pm Joe B: i believe mike mcg was on brian turner's show a few times
	12:58pm Krys O.: @Gaylord: Nope, buy I have some other heavy tomes. @RR63: Ready Steady Go was on Rediffusion, part of ITV and not the BBC who were awful about erasing archives.
	👻 1:00pm John L: Mike McGonigal has had some pretty serious health issues. Here is a link to his, now disabled, Gofundme page.www.gofundme.com...
	1:00pm spodiodi: thanks, Michele!
	1:01pm Gaylord Fields: Joe, it's so much bigger and almost as essential. It's coffee-table size (meaning the size of a coffee table in this instance).
	1:01pm Handy Haversack: That HWM album is hard to get on this side of the Skagerrak.
	1:03pm listener 126464: @David S.- I hope both those clubs can reopen.
	1:04pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Shakin' Street cannot be beat!
	1:04pm Gaylord Fields: It must be a great show if the typically modest Joe isn't being self-deprecating about it — and he's right!
	1:06pm Carl from Providence: Howdy Hifi Vicky,
	1:06pm hifivicky: YAY Wurld Series 💙🙌
	1:06pm Alvy Singer: @John L: Have you checked out Ugly Things magazine?
	1:07pm hifivicky: Hey there Carl!
	👻 1:07pm tim from champaign (now washington): @John L - oh jesus! I didn't know. I'll keep an eye out if there's the gofundme reopens.
	👻 1:08pm Mike From Brooklyn: A late Hello Joe! Sounding good as usual.
	1:09pm Handy Haversack: Every new Dino Jr. song I've heard has sounded great.
	👻 1:09pm John L: Alvy Singer: Yes, I used to get that on a regular basis. Great mag, too. I may subscribe since I am starved for music related mags.
	👻 1:10pm karlward: That super trebly lead guitar on this is rad
	👻 1:10pm Hughie Considine: Makes sense, @Gaylord -- thanks!
	1:12pm hifivicky: @Timfromchampaign Mike is on the mend now. thank goodness. the GoFundMe was a big success, testament to how beloved he is. 💙
	1:12pm Son Of Pantz: Can't wait to see these guys on tour again.
	👻 1:12pm tim from champaign (now washington): Yeah, this sounds awesome. I heard someone once describe J Mascis' music as a big hug. I think that's true.
	1:13pm egould310: Good save Joe B! Barely noticed. :-)
	1:16pm Krys O.: Here's a six degrees of separation for you: Michael Lindsay-Hogg is the brother-in-law of James Kavoussi of Phoaming Edison/Uncle Wiggly fame. The latter being the band with WFMU dj, Wm. Berger.
	1:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I certainly found standing right in front of J.Mascis's Marshall amp in some small Mass. club a Big Something...
	1:19pm Gaylord Fields: @Hughie: The name is a great one to parody.
	👻 1:19pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: It's not TCM without some tasty Neil Young!
	1:19pm Bryan Dilsizian: Hey Joe!
	1:21pm Hubig Pie: According to Daniel Lanois, NY only likes to record during a full moon phase🌕
	1:22pm Paulie B: Listening on my lunch break from jury duty!! Sounding great, Joe!!
	1:22pm JG: So much new Neil
	1:22pm hifivicky: mmmm tasty Neil Young indeed
	1:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Had forgotten that Neil 'ForeverChanges' cred !
	👻 1:23pm tim from champaign (now washington): The NYA Vol II box set is totally worth the money. I loved every bit of it. I never realized how many songs titled after states or cities Neil Young has.
	1:23pm JG: I watched all the videos for Way down in the Rustbucket this weekend. Then started on Young Shakespeare
	👻 1:27pm tim from champaign (now washington): Most of the time Dead Moon reminds me of Crazy Horse jamming on AC/DC songs but the are Love songs that pop up (like this one) that have a Dead Moon vibe.
	1:28pm Mike Sin: "Forever Changes" is definitely one LP that has benefitted from "modern technology," as it were. I had a couple of copies of the original tan Elektra LPs from the '60s, and they both sounded rather dull. The first Rhino CD and the Sundazed LP versions were a game changer in regard to just how great this album could sound.
	👻 1:28pm Hoboken Jack: What's up, tiger lillies? Hi Joe, Michele, TOPT, Jeff, Vicky, Gaylord, Krys, Handy, Bagpipe, 126464, Spodes, Dennis the great, Cheryl, a watched pocket never boils, Medson Man, Chop Scott, pantsless HP Ken, everybody!!!
	1:28pm spodiodi: hey Jack!
	1:29pm hifivicky: helloooo Jack!!
	1:30pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Jack! From the whole couch gang!
	1:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This Is the Moderna World - by the Jab
	1:36pm Jett: It was widely known that Neil Young was very intolerant of bootleggers and usually went after them. So many were leary of bootlegging his material.
	1:36pm Krys O.: Hi, Jack!
	1:38pm Handy Haversack: I don't think I have heard a bad version of "Runaway." They must exist, but I guess I've been lucky.
	1:38pm Andres: The energy on that live Runaway!! Great!!
	1:38pm listener 126464: Hey Jack!
	👻 1:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hey! Hi, Jack!
	1:40pm Joe B: no one was leary of bootlegging neil young. they just couldnt get their hands on a lot of prime studio stuff
	👻 1:40pm tim from champaign (now washington): This is a great cover but they shouldn't have changed the pronouns.
	1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Handy if you get that early60s JoeMeek kinda keyboard sound wrong - which the Boys just circumvented there...
	1:40pm Toutevoix: ((((((♡))))))
	1:41pm spodiodi: i agree w Toutevoix
	1:42pm Toutevoix: free-springtime-form radi♡
	1:43pm Gaylord Fields: @tim from champaign: Yep, I agree! Notice how Ronnie is still racing the car in her version — no need for her to become passive in the song!
	1:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...really we're all in Drag...
	1:45pm Jett: I guess Ronnie fulfilled one of Brian's dreams with that one.
	👻 1:45pm winston legthigh: soundin great joe b, hello everybody!
	👻 1:46pm OnTheTrain: Tommy Unish !!!
	1:47pm Handy Haversack: Yo Kinky! Yo, winston!
	👻 1:48pm tim from champaign (now washington): Here's how I imagine what Neil Young's bunker looked like in the 70s: a couple shotguns, spare keys for the vintage pick ups, 2 pounds of weed, a kilo of Colombia's finest and tons of tape reels.
	1:48pm Jett: @Joe B I know Neil made sure to make it difficult for people to acquire material as well, but with the knowledge of Neil shutting down many bootleggers efforts, I do believe it happened much less. I respect your opinion but I believe this to be true.
	1:49pm Joe B: you're probably right
	1:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: tim: A Rawk Monk : i.pinimg.com...
	1:50pm Jett: BTW @Joe B, really enjoying the show!
	1:50pm dave: No THATS good radio DJ-ing! Beach Boys version of Then I Kissed Her followed by Ronnie Spector singing Don’t Worry Baby! Love it
	1:52pm listener 126464: Anyone gonna have Max Clarke as a guest?
	1:52pm Hubig Pie: Cut Worms bringin' the warm vibes
	👻 1:52pm winston legthigh: hiya handy! mr pipes njoy his stroll?
	1:54pm Steve from Dunwoody: This guy can sing!
	👻 1:54pm tim from champaign (now washington): @RRN - hahahaha!
	1:55pm steveo: wow never heard this; nicccce
	👻 1:55pm Hackensack Slim: Now, Here's a Super Group!
	1:56pm Handy Haversack: He found worthwhile aspects, winston -- mostly the Rabbit Bonbons at the turnarounds!
	1:56pm JG: Wow have never heard this. Super
	1:57pm Birdman: Always surprises with those beachy boys
	1:58pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): We had a "worst song ever" poll at work many years ago. The "top" contenders were "Billy Don't Be A Hero," "The Night Chicago Died," and "Seasons In The Sun." Don't remember the "winner"
	1:59pm ZeeBee: Coffee brewing hanging in away from the wind
	1:59pm hifivicky: this has been an extra fun set!
	👻 1:59pm winston legthigh: gramps used to call those smart pills, from the age old joke. "these taste like rabbit pellets. see, your getting smarter already!
	2:00pm listener 126464: Never mind, Cut Worms were on Todd's show 4/1/17
	👻 2:01pm John L: Tim: The Hollywood Brats do a great cover of Then He Kissed Me without changing a word.www.youtube.com...
	2:03pm Dennis Diken: I forget the chronology but I think the Terry Jacks version of “Seasons...” preceded the BBs version. KILLER SHOW, JOE!!
	2:04pm Gaylord Fields: @WoodsOfNH (now Maine): None of those songs are top favorites of mine (well, the Chuckleberries' version of "The Night Chicago Died" is perfection!), but I think there are much, much more dire songs out there, even if you limit yourself to the 70s pop genre.
	2:04pm Handy Haversack: Ding!
	2:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...whut about The Tourists ?? :D
	2:05pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Gaylord Fields: Oh, I agree! But that track kind of dredged up that memory (from...uh....1986...ish? yikes)
	2:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Seasons' not even in the running for Worst Song Ever... Weird cause - as a kiddo in the 1970s we'd make fun of those maximum rotation A.M.Gold Hits - but sort of because we liked them... sort of...
	👻 2:08pm tim from champaign (now washington): @John L - awesome!
	2:09pm Andres: Love the sax on this cover!
	2:09pm hifivicky: @Woods I agree with Gaylord. none of those songs is worst. my opinion: the worst song in the world is that "hey soul sister ain't that mister mister" thing by the terrible band Train.
	2:09pm Handy Haversack: That sax tone is amazing.
	👻 2:10pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Joe - do you know where in Michigan The Loners were from? Excellent cover.
	👻 2:10pm winston legthigh: rip tom :,(
	👻 2:10pm John L: When I think of Worst Song from the 70's the first thing that pops into my head is "Sometimes When We Touch" by Dan Hill. The honesty is way too much.
	2:10pm Heidee: nice 'n' rough
	2:11pm Joe B: i don't tim. tony c would probably know
	2:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John L - um, yes. But that seems almost 1980s somehow...
	2:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They made that Kinks cover work Bless them.
	2:12pm Gaylord Fields: @John L: At the time "Sometimes When We Touch" came out, I thought that song was wretched, and I have not wavered from that opinion more than 40 years later.
	2:13pm Rob W: Katie and I recently saw The Royal Arctic Institute live up to their name, performing live (to celebrate the release of Tomorrowmorrow Land) on quite a cold night outside Issyra Gallery in Hoboken!
	2:13pm Gaylord Fields: No pop song should ever use the word "subsides"!
	2:15pm efd: Hoboken's newest singing (and harmonica playing) sensation!
	2:15pm Dennis Diken: @Gaylord - right on! especially not when it comes at the end of a sung line!!
	2:15pm PortsmouthJay: whoa. songs about food. NICE!!!
	2:15pm Krys O.: YAY~
	👻 2:15pm Hoboken Jack: !!!!!!!
	2:15pm paddy in matawan: what did I say? I don't remember this conversation.
	2:16pm Joe B: #soupinhibitor
	2:16pm Alvy Singer: The David Soul song, "Don't Give Up On Us" is pretty damn awful.
	2:16pm Handy Haversack: Go, Jack! Soup's on!
	2:17pm John Cozz: Yesssss Hoboken Jack!!!
	2:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: BobDylan or someone on acid could say 'subside'... JACK POWER.
	2:17pm pgalub: Yeah Jack! Thank God I'm not listening to this on an empty stomach!
	2:17pm olivia: this is great Jack!
	2:18pm Krys O.: I had lunch, but now I want some pastina! Fantastic, Hoboken Jack!
	2:18pm Dennis Diken: You go, Jack!
	2:18pm listener 126464: Soup is good music.
	2:18pm hifivicky: Jack that was so tasty!!!!
	👻 2:18pm John L: Wow! i just looked up cover versions of "Sometimes..." and I am shocked at how many versions there are: Tina Turner, Tammy Wynette, Cilla Black, Rod Stewart, Donny Osmond...and many more!!! I might give some of them a listen, but not until my nausea subsides.
	👻 2:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay, Jack! Is it soup yet?
	2:19pm John Cozz: If anyone is curious, Jack’s song was 1 of 23 songs about soup. A compilation of songs my little record label put out. Currently streaming on bandcamp and 100% of the proceeds are going to the community food bank of NJ. pizzabagelrecords.bandcamp.com
	2:19pm Handy Haversack: Kate has been trying to parse the NYC city rules about outdoor shows, and they make Kafka stories seem straightforward and relaxing. Glad that someone has figured them out! Maybe she'll reach out to Pinc Louds. Thanks for the link, John Cozz!
	2:19pm Gaylord Fields: @Dennis: Bingo!
	👻 2:19pm Hughie Considine: @Gaylord, couldn't agree more re: "Sometimes When We Touch." I think bombastic is one of the worst things a hit song can be.
	2:20pm JayD: Yay Pinc Louds!!!! They started back up playing in Tompkins Square on Saturday afternoons and are so joyful!
	2:20pm paddy in matawan: I'm definitely inspired to make Chicken Pastina now. Never had it.
	2:21pm hifivicky: @johncozz @hobokenjack what do we search for on bandcamp to get the record with the soup song?
	👻 2:21pm Hoboken Jack: Thank you Olivia, Pete, Krys, Dennis, Vicky, 126464, Jay, EFD, Rev. All proceeds from the album go to the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, you can give as little as $1, and the other acts are genuine musicians, not just me, harmonica, and Garageband!
	2:21pm Handy Haversack: pizzabagelrecords.bandcamp.com... @hifivicky.
	2:22pm Gaylord Fields: @Hughie: Exactly! "Sometimes" thinks it's such-a-much, but it ain't. Who knew a Canadian could be so pompous — Dan Hill is no Stompin' Tom!
	2:22pm Joe B: jack, can you tag yourself on facebook?
	2:22pm Mike Steele: killing it Joe! Thanks!!
	2:23pm Birdman: Same @John Cozz of Cozz Coffee?
	2:23pm Joe B: thanks mike and everyone
	2:24pm Krys O.: I'll be ordering that comp when I get home from work.
	👻 2:24pm Hoboken Jack: Efd beat me to it but there's still my little known fan page. Meanwhile waiting for the inevitable Sam Pocker remix.
	2:25pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): This dude has a kind of James Hetfield thing going on .
	2:26pm efd: I didn't know there was a new Danko Jones song! Nice!
	2:26pm John Cozz: Yes the same John cozz
	2:26pm hifivicky: oh I keep forgetting I need to order the Kiwi Jr record, thx for reminding me!
	👻 2:27pm winston legthigh: it does woodsofnh now maine. wonder what year this was recorded.
	👻 2:27pm winston legthigh: 2021
	2:28pm Birdman: Cool. I have heard very good things about your beans.
	👻 2:30pm Hughie Considine: Had to Google Stompin' Tom, @Gaylord, but I'm glad I did! I imagine that for a young Michael Bolton, hearing Dan Hill's hit had a seismic effect, like seeing Elvis on Ed Sullivan.
	2:30pm John Cozz: Hehe that gets me stoked @birdman!!!
	2:31pm Tamar: Great surprise tribute to listener Tom Burgess, Joe!
	2:35pm Tim from LH: Songs about soup? I’m all in in. Great job Hoboken Jack!
	2:38pm medson: Couldn’t comment. Loved Jacks song.
	2:40pm Son Of Pantz: Lithics sounds a lot like Suburban Lawns
	👻 2:44pm Hughie Considine: "Like many in my time, when I was little I was a cowboy." -- opening sentence of Richard Hell's "I Dreamed I Was a Very Clean Tramp," which is great.
	2:47pm James Douglas: Wow, serious bass. Awesome Richard Hell.
	👻 2:49pm tim from champaign (now washington): Normally I run away screaming with acapela music but this David Byrne is great!
	2:50pm Stevel: Right on. Taking a moment. Thank you
	2:50pm Gaylord Fields: This Salam Fatayer track already merits a sequel, sadly.
	2:50pm Sissophonic Cheryl: Thank you for this, Joe.
	2:50pm Handy Haversack: Say their names.
	2:51pm Son Of Pantz: The list keeps getting longer, every day.
	2:52pm Marshall Stacks: This brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. Sadly, the list continues to grow.
	2:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beyond f*cking sad.
	2:52pm Son Of Pantz: ACAB
	2:52pm Jeezy: And last night's was an "accident" apparently....
	2:53pm Handy Haversack: Daunte Wright
	👻 2:53pm Hoboken Jack: ❤️
	2:53pm hifivicky: 💔
	2:53pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, Joe, for giving space for Salam Fatayer to Say Their Names.
	2:54pm pgalub: Great show Joe!
	2:54pm Woo: ❤
	2:54pm Jeezy: Yes, Handy... Daunte Wright
	2:54pm Son Of Pantz: It may have been an "accident" that she pulled her gun and not her taser (which seems extremely reckless) but they passed at least three unlawful things before they got to that point. He should never have been pulled over. They should never have run his name through the system.
	2:54pm Krys O.: Thanks, Joe B & everyone!
	2:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Why is there not a Secretary of Racial Justice in the Presidential Cabinet ? Do they not understand the Country is Failing ?
	2:55pm steveo: Thank you Joe for the show :)
	👻 2:56pm Hughie Considine: Beautiful. Thanks, Joe
	2:56pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Anthony Breland* My friend's son was shot in the head by a NYC Cop in 1987 Rip Anthony
	2:56pm Birdman: Thank you, Joe
	👻 2:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Joe. The Peoples' Champion.
	2:57pm Mike Sin: So powerful and overwhelming.
	2:57pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Joe. As Ken said: Our Champ.
	👻 2:57pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Joe!
	2:57pm spodiodi: thanks, Joe B.!
	2:57pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Wow.
	2:57pm happymaan: Thanks for great show Joe. Be well.
	2:57pm Mike W: thanks for this
	2:57pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Say Their Names!!!
	2:58pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): One Fine Day->say Their Names->Hell You Talmbout....I'm a freaking puddle.
	2:58pm Barney Grubbs: thank you, Joe
	2:58pm Stevel: Thank you! Peace.
	2:59pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Thank you so much Joe B ☮️
	👻 2:59pm Mike From Brooklyn: Thanks Joe.
	2:59pm hifivicky: awesome show!! thanks Joe!!
	3:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY JoeB <3
	3:01pm SuperKyle: What a powerful way to end a great show! Thanks for the cry.

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