WFMU: Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine: Playlist from October 8, 2021

Listener comments!
	8:01pm Mr. Fine Wine: Hullo, my peeps!
	8:02pm ultradamno: MFW! Soul Villagers!
	8:02pm CTEmpress: It's a fine night for wine!
	8:02pm Alvy Singer: Good evening Mr. Fine Wine from warm New Orleans.
	8:03pm alanSixº: howss it goin mr fine wine and co?
	8:05pm Matt from New Orleans: Good evening all
	8:05pm Mike W: ready to hear oogum boogum© on my radio
	8:06pm hendrix wolfbat: Wow this was on my dad's goofy greats 8 track in my childhood
	8:06pm Mr. Fine Wine: Love me some Oogum but not New Orleans!
	8:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...course, there's always Oop Oop uh Don't for people who jus' don't like no Oop Oop uh Dooz.
	8:10pm Dave the Spazz: You've outdone yourself tonight.
	8:12pm Mr. Fine Wine: Ha, Spazz...figured this might be up your alley!
	8:12pm CTEmpress: This is a stunning assortment!
	8:12pm ultradamno: Were half the things Herman Cain said taken from these songs?
	🍷 8:14pm DP: We always thought Kooka Monga was a word our Papa (Grandfather) invented.
	8:16pm Mr. Fine Wine: DP: I remember "kookamunga" from childhood too!
	8:17pm Cooh John: Coucamunga is also location
	8:20pm listener 126464: Hello Mr. Fine Wine and listeners.
	8:20pm DjLorraine: Cooh John🙋‍♀️
	8:22pm JtotheK: Hiya! Mr Fine Wine, should you enjoy a drink later - cheers to Flavor Dave on his bday today! (I’ll be enjoying a lakefront ipa shortly.)
	8:25pm Mr. Fine Wine: Happy birthday, Dave Monroe. Boy do we miss you.
	8:26pm Andres: Hi-Diddly-Ho, Neighborinos! I sense a theme from the playlist.
	8:27pm ultradamno: A pity Screaming Jay is Ohioan, he gave top shelf nonsense
	8:30pm middlebun: Nonsense is underrated.
	8:33pm Greg: Van Morrison,s wild nights sounds like tootie pie
	8:38pm Mr. Fine Wine: I rate it highly, middlebun.
	8:39pm Greg: I I think Jesse Hill gets the prize for hilarity and general purposes
	8:40pm Mr. Fine Wine: Jessie Hill is right up there with the best of 'em.
	🍷 8:42pm DP: Believe me when I say I was shocked when the company I ordered a bunch of stuff from turned out to be located in Rancho Cucamonga!
	8:42pm Marianne: Oh yeah, dancing to this one !
	8:43pm Mr. Fine Wine: Haha, DP. Marianne!!
	8:43pm Brain Wash: Hey DJ Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine Great that your here again. Sure was a terrific show last week too. Just finished the archived show today.
	8:44pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Zu Zu Man is a floor filler...
	8:44pm Mailman Tom: That's funny. I very recently received a package from Rancho Cukamonga!
	8:44pm Mr. Fine Wine: Oh, we ARE trying to raise some money this month, by the way! See that little PLEDGE NOW button up there? Ooh Poo Pah DO it!
	8:48pm Brain Wash: I was disappointed that I had missed the earlier Dixie Cups offering. My double lucky night tonight
	8:49pm Mr. Fine Wine: Brain Wash, glad you're digging. Your name reminds me of someone I went to high school with, Brian Walsh.
	8:49pm Mailman Tom: Sent in my contribution via mail last week. I'm getting the Taylor Ham Radio shirt
	8:50pm Michael Shelley: What a great show tonight!
	8:50pm Mr. Fine Wine: "Shoo Rah" barely qualifies here. Kenner is singing in regular old English; it's just the female backing singers offering up the "Shoo Rah"s....
	8:51pm Mr. Fine Wine: Thanks, Michael Shelley! [heart emoji]
	8:52pm Mr. Fine Wine: OHH! Warning: very violent queasy-making words in the next record! Plus indecipherable nonsense.
	8:55pm Mr. Fine Wine: Later live version of this! Don't have the original studio recording.
	8:55pm Brain Wash: Funny @Mr. Fine Wine, I made up the name tonight after glancing at a name on my screen, wait for it...BRIAN WALSH! No kiddn'! It reminded me of "brain wash" haha.
	8:56pm Mr. Fine Wine: Ha, makes sense.
	8:57pm radioronan: Would have been in new orleans for jazzfest this week. If I could get some gumbo and a bloody in bk for dinner - it's almost like I'm there.. Thanks for this radio nonsense, Mr Fine Wine!
	8:57pm Andres: Woo hoo! Yip yip! Yee haw! Super duper! Thanks, Mr. Fine Wine! Great fun!
	8:58pm DjLorraine: I did some serious or silly dance moves Thank you Mr FW
	8:58pm ultradamno: No sense makes soul sense. Great show. Thanks MFW!
	8:58pm CTEmpress: Got my pledge!
	8:58pm Matt from New Orleans: Thanks MFW. Fun show.
	8:58pm RevErie: great show! thanks MFW!
	9:00pm ruby: Mona Mona Mona!! woo
	9:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wull ...I'm just a little disappointed we did not receive the usual profound poeticas & intellectual discourse I feel we have a right to expect here... ~ TY Always MFW ~
	9:47am Philip_IoM: May be if you (WFMU) dropped the politics then a wider section of the community would be able to pledge. On a more positive note, I always let the theme tune play through - a great theme choice. Generally a good show, though I was upset when you cut short the song about the guy taking down his gun and "greasing it" to remedy some sort of injustice. Surely this is the blues?
	10:44am Mr. Fine Wine: Philip_IoM: When did I cut short a song? I'm not sure what you're referring to. I did play a song on this week's show where a guy threatened a woman with over-the-top violence, and afterward I referred to the "ugly sentiments" expressed in that song. I didn't cut it short; I played it all the way through. Is that what you mean? Similarly, I played a set of four songs on last week's show that had violent themes of shooting, beating, and killing and referred to all four as being "un-P.C." or something, but I didn't cut any of them short.
	11:25am Philip_IoM: Gosh - I didn't expect a response. Am impressed. The cutting short of a song was, may be, 6-months-to-a-year ago (when you had a guest on the show) and you faded a record out for its 'unsuitable' content. I was quite shocked as you seem to love the music you play - but not if it breaches currently acceptable norms. History is what it is, not what you wish it to be. Speaking liberally, I accept your disapproval of the record, but not that you apply modern-day values to it. It is what it is (was) and you play lots of records (great records) that would not exist if current political values appertained. History is what happened, not how it fits the current narrative.
	11:30am Mr. Fine Wine: Ah, I was about to say that last week I DID fade a record out early that had lyrics about the narrator beating the crap out of his woman—Guitar Reed's Don't You Say a Mumblin' Word—but only because at 3:17 it was feeling too long and I had a lot more records I wanted to squeeze in. I specifically played that set last week BECAUSE of the lyrics about beating and killing people. Would be curious to hear what record you're referring to from 6 months to a year ago. Of course modern-day values can't be applied retroactively to cultural artifacts, but the cultural artifacts can still offend or embarrass me enough personally that I don't want to hear them on my show.
	12:34pm Philip_IoM: "but the cultural artifacts can still offend or embarrass me enough personally that I don't want to hear them on my show" - so that's the crux of the matter. We know where we stand. You are correct to uphold your personal values. However, I'm originally from the UK (and share many European values too) that applauded the reality of urban blues/soul etc etc that spawned the 1960s British blues invasion into the USA, when the USA had sort of lost its roots. I think it's a 50/50 thing - there's stuff you don't like but, at the same time, there's reality. Something you wish for, but at the same time, a reality one has to accept. The 'inconvenient' Elvis Presley did a lot (everything) to awaken folks to an alternative reality. I can live with that. Please don't change your show one bit, other than to refrain from adverse comment. The content of your programme is spot on, the biased political requests for financial support is divisive.
	6:09pm Mr. Fine Wine: Thanks for the kind words. I am befuddled by "biased political requests for financial support." We are an independent listener-supported station. We try to raise funds twice a year, once in a major way in March during our two-week "marathon," and then again in a less-pushy way for the entire month of October. How on earth is there anything "biased" or "political" or "divisive" about that? You lost me there, pal.

Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine: Playlist from October 8, 2021

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format
Chuck Edwards	Downtown Soulville "Downtown Soulville" by "Chuck Edwards"	45	Punch	45
Music behind DJ: Al Tousan	Moo Moo "Moo Moo" by "Al Tousan"	45	Seville	45
Lee Dorsey	Ya Ya "Ya Ya" by "Lee Dorsey"	45	Fury	45
Tommy Ridgley	The Girl From Kooka Monga	45	Ric	45
Art Neville	Cha Dooky-Doo "Cha Dooky-Doo" by "Art Neville"	45	Specialty	45
Bobby Marchan	Chickie Wah-Wah "Chickie Wah-Wah" by "Bobby Marchan"	45	Gale	45
Sugar Boy	Jock-a-Mo "Jock-a-Mo" by "Sugar Boy"	45	Checker	45
Music behind DJ: Don Pittman	Didi-Wa "Didi-Wa" by "Don Pittman"	45	Seven B	45
Dixie Cups	Iko Iko "Iko Iko" by "Dixie Cups"	45	Red Bird	45
Huey "Piano" Smith	Don't You Know Yockomo	45	Ace	45
K.C. Russell	Younka Chunka "Younka Chunka" by "K.C. Russell"	45	Uptown	45
Ernie K-Doe	Te-Ta-Te-Ta-Ta "Te-Ta-Te-Ta-Ta" by "Ernie K-Doe"	45	Minit	45
Music behind DJ: Arthur Johnson	Tootie Pie "Tootie Pie" by "Arthur Johnson"	45	Marathon	45
Drits & Dravy	Talk That Talk Pt. 1	45	Another	45
Jessie Hill	Ooh Poo Pah Doo Pt. 1	45	Minit	45
Jessie Hill	Scoop Scoobie Doobie "Scoop Scoobie Doobie" by "Jessie Hill"	45	Minit	45
Jessie Hill	Oogsey Moo "Oogsey Moo" by "Jessie Hill"	45	Minit	45
Zu Zu Blues Band	Zu Zu Man "Zu Zu Man" by "Zu Zu Blues Band"	45	A&M	45
Music behind DJ: Lee Allen	Jim Jam "Jim Jam" by "Lee Allen"	45	Ember	45
Dixie Cups	Two Way Poc-a-way "Two Way Poc-a-way" by "Dixie Cups"	45	ABC-Paramount	45
Chris Kenner	Shoo Rah "Shoo Rah" by "Chris Kenner"	45	Instant	45
Alex Spearman	Mama-Ka-Toko-Laka-Poo-Poo-Yay	45	Satin	45
Professor Longhair	Tipitina "Tipitina" by "Professor Longhair"	45	Harvest	45
Music behind DJ: The Meters	Hey Pocky a Way "Hey Pocky a Way" by "The Meters"	45	Reprise	45

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Listener comments!
	8:01pm Mr. Fine Wine: Hullo, my peeps!
	8:02pm ultradamno: MFW! Soul Villagers!
	8:02pm CTEmpress: It's a fine night for wine!
	8:02pm Alvy Singer: Good evening Mr. Fine Wine from warm New Orleans.
	8:03pm alanSixº: howss it goin mr fine wine and co?
	8:05pm Matt from New Orleans: Good evening all
	8:05pm Mike W: ready to hear oogum boogum© on my radio
	8:06pm hendrix wolfbat: Wow this was on my dad's goofy greats 8 track in my childhood
	8:06pm Mr. Fine Wine: Love me some Oogum but not New Orleans!
	8:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...course, there's always Oop Oop uh Don't for people who jus' don't like no Oop Oop uh Dooz.
	8:10pm Dave the Spazz: You've outdone yourself tonight.
	8:12pm Mr. Fine Wine: Ha, Spazz...figured this might be up your alley!
	8:12pm CTEmpress: This is a stunning assortment!
	8:12pm ultradamno: Were half the things Herman Cain said taken from these songs?
	🍷 8:14pm DP: We always thought Kooka Monga was a word our Papa (Grandfather) invented.
	8:16pm Mr. Fine Wine: DP: I remember "kookamunga" from childhood too!
	8:17pm Cooh John: Coucamunga is also location
	8:20pm listener 126464: Hello Mr. Fine Wine and listeners.
	8:20pm DjLorraine: Cooh John🙋‍♀️
	8:22pm JtotheK: Hiya! Mr Fine Wine, should you enjoy a drink later - cheers to Flavor Dave on his bday today! (I’ll be enjoying a lakefront ipa shortly.)
	8:25pm Mr. Fine Wine: Happy birthday, Dave Monroe. Boy do we miss you.
	8:26pm Andres: Hi-Diddly-Ho, Neighborinos! I sense a theme from the playlist.
	8:27pm ultradamno: A pity Screaming Jay is Ohioan, he gave top shelf nonsense
	8:30pm middlebun: Nonsense is underrated.
	8:33pm Greg: Van Morrison,s wild nights sounds like tootie pie
	8:38pm Mr. Fine Wine: I rate it highly, middlebun.
	8:39pm Greg: I I think Jesse Hill gets the prize for hilarity and general purposes
	8:40pm Mr. Fine Wine: Jessie Hill is right up there with the best of 'em.
	🍷 8:42pm DP: Believe me when I say I was shocked when the company I ordered a bunch of stuff from turned out to be located in Rancho Cucamonga!
	8:42pm Marianne: Oh yeah, dancing to this one !
	8:43pm Mr. Fine Wine: Haha, DP. Marianne!!
	8:43pm Brain Wash: Hey DJ Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine Great that your here again. Sure was a terrific show last week too. Just finished the archived show today.
	8:44pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Zu Zu Man is a floor filler...
	8:44pm Mailman Tom: That's funny. I very recently received a package from Rancho Cukamonga!
	8:44pm Mr. Fine Wine: Oh, we ARE trying to raise some money this month, by the way! See that little PLEDGE NOW button up there? Ooh Poo Pah DO it!
	8:48pm Brain Wash: I was disappointed that I had missed the earlier Dixie Cups offering. My double lucky night tonight
	8:49pm Mr. Fine Wine: Brain Wash, glad you're digging. Your name reminds me of someone I went to high school with, Brian Walsh.
	8:49pm Mailman Tom: Sent in my contribution via mail last week. I'm getting the Taylor Ham Radio shirt
	8:50pm Michael Shelley: What a great show tonight!
	8:50pm Mr. Fine Wine: "Shoo Rah" barely qualifies here. Kenner is singing in regular old English; it's just the female backing singers offering up the "Shoo Rah"s....
	8:51pm Mr. Fine Wine: Thanks, Michael Shelley! [heart emoji]
	8:52pm Mr. Fine Wine: OHH! Warning: very violent queasy-making words in the next record! Plus indecipherable nonsense.
	8:55pm Mr. Fine Wine: Later live version of this! Don't have the original studio recording.
	8:55pm Brain Wash: Funny @Mr. Fine Wine, I made up the name tonight after glancing at a name on my screen, wait for it...BRIAN WALSH! No kiddn'! It reminded me of "brain wash" haha.
	8:56pm Mr. Fine Wine: Ha, makes sense.
	8:57pm radioronan: Would have been in new orleans for jazzfest this week. If I could get some gumbo and a bloody in bk for dinner - it's almost like I'm there.. Thanks for this radio nonsense, Mr Fine Wine!
	8:57pm Andres: Woo hoo! Yip yip! Yee haw! Super duper! Thanks, Mr. Fine Wine! Great fun!
	8:58pm DjLorraine: I did some serious or silly dance moves Thank you Mr FW
	8:58pm ultradamno: No sense makes soul sense. Great show. Thanks MFW!
	8:58pm CTEmpress: Got my pledge!
	8:58pm Matt from New Orleans: Thanks MFW. Fun show.
	8:58pm RevErie: great show! thanks MFW!
	9:00pm ruby: Mona Mona Mona!! woo
	9:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wull ...I'm just a little disappointed we did not receive the usual profound poeticas & intellectual discourse I feel we have a right to expect here... ~ TY Always MFW ~
	9:47am Philip_IoM: May be if you (WFMU) dropped the politics then a wider section of the community would be able to pledge. On a more positive note, I always let the theme tune play through - a great theme choice. Generally a good show, though I was upset when you cut short the song about the guy taking down his gun and "greasing it" to remedy some sort of injustice. Surely this is the blues?
	10:44am Mr. Fine Wine: Philip_IoM: When did I cut short a song? I'm not sure what you're referring to. I did play a song on this week's show where a guy threatened a woman with over-the-top violence, and afterward I referred to the "ugly sentiments" expressed in that song. I didn't cut it short; I played it all the way through. Is that what you mean? Similarly, I played a set of four songs on last week's show that had violent themes of shooting, beating, and killing and referred to all four as being "un-P.C." or something, but I didn't cut any of them short.
	11:25am Philip_IoM: Gosh - I didn't expect a response. Am impressed. The cutting short of a song was, may be, 6-months-to-a-year ago (when you had a guest on the show) and you faded a record out for its 'unsuitable' content. I was quite shocked as you seem to love the music you play - but not if it breaches currently acceptable norms. History is what it is, not what you wish it to be. Speaking liberally, I accept your disapproval of the record, but not that you apply modern-day values to it. It is what it is (was) and you play lots of records (great records) that would not exist if current political values appertained. History is what happened, not how it fits the current narrative.
	11:30am Mr. Fine Wine: Ah, I was about to say that last week I DID fade a record out early that had lyrics about the narrator beating the crap out of his woman—Guitar Reed's Don't You Say a Mumblin' Word—but only because at 3:17 it was feeling too long and I had a lot more records I wanted to squeeze in. I specifically played that set last week BECAUSE of the lyrics about beating and killing people. Would be curious to hear what record you're referring to from 6 months to a year ago. Of course modern-day values can't be applied retroactively to cultural artifacts, but the cultural artifacts can still offend or embarrass me enough personally that I don't want to hear them on my show.
	12:34pm Philip_IoM: "but the cultural artifacts can still offend or embarrass me enough personally that I don't want to hear them on my show" - so that's the crux of the matter. We know where we stand. You are correct to uphold your personal values. However, I'm originally from the UK (and share many European values too) that applauded the reality of urban blues/soul etc etc that spawned the 1960s British blues invasion into the USA, when the USA had sort of lost its roots. I think it's a 50/50 thing - there's stuff you don't like but, at the same time, there's reality. Something you wish for, but at the same time, a reality one has to accept. The 'inconvenient' Elvis Presley did a lot (everything) to awaken folks to an alternative reality. I can live with that. Please don't change your show one bit, other than to refrain from adverse comment. The content of your programme is spot on, the biased political requests for financial support is divisive.
	6:09pm Mr. Fine Wine: Thanks for the kind words. I am befuddled by "biased political requests for financial support." We are an independent listener-supported station. We try to raise funds twice a year, once in a major way in March during our two-week "marathon," and then again in a less-pushy way for the entire month of October. How on earth is there anything "biased" or "political" or "divisive" about that? You lost me there, pal.

Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine: Playlist from October 8, 2021

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