WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from February 23, 2013

Michael Shelley: Playlist from February 23, 2013

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February 23, 2013: Includes an interview with Jonathan Silverman author of "Nine Choices: Johnny Cash and American Culture"

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Johnny Cash	Folsom Prison Blues (live at Folsom Prison)
Explorers Club, The	Acapulco (Sunrise) (live at WFMU)
Explorers Club, The	Any Little Way
Johnny Cash	Cocaine Blues (live) "Cocaine Blues (live)" by "Johnny Cash"
Soulful Strings	Girl Watcher "Girl Watcher" by "Soulful Strings"
Tripwires	Sold your Guitar Blues "Sold your Guitar Blues" by "Tripwires"
April Stevens	I Love How You Love Me
Johnny Cash	Don't Think Twice, It's Alright
Chris Kenner	Sick and Tired "Sick and Tired" by "Chris Kenner"
Clifton Chenier	Think It Over "Think It Over" by "Clifton Chenier"
Jon Brion	I Believe She's Lying "I Believe She's Lying" by "Jon Brion"
Kinks, The	She's Got Everything "She's Got Everything" by "Kinks, The"
Johnny Cash	I Guess Things Happen That Way
Johnny Cash	Without Love "Without Love" by "Johnny Cash"
Johnny Cash	Delia's Gone "Delia's Gone" by "Johnny Cash"
Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash	Jackson
Jonathan Silverman	INTERVIEW "INTERVIEW" by "Jonathan Silverman"
Johnny Cash	Sea Of Heartbreak "Sea Of Heartbreak" by "Johnny Cash"
Johnny Cash	The Man Who Couldn't Cry
Henry Lumpkin	Mojo Hannah "Mojo Hannah" by "Henry Lumpkin"
Apples In Stereo	Shine A Light "Shine A Light" by "Apples In Stereo"
Del Shannon	Mind Over Matter "Mind Over Matter" by "Del Shannon"
Tex Williams & His Western Caravan	Ham & Eggs
Arthur Alexander	A Shot of Rhythm and Blues
Kenny Burrell	Mambo Twist "Mambo Twist" by "Kenny Burrell"
Bangles, The	Going Down To Liverpool
Turtles, The	Cat In The Window "Cat In The Window" by "Turtles, The"
Bobby Barnett	Good Old George "Good Old George" by "Bobby Barnett"
Valentinos, The	We'll Make It Alright
Big Star	When My Baby's Beside Me (early mix)
Michael Legrand	Di-Gue-Ding-Ding "Di-Gue-Ding-Ding" by "Michael Legrand"
George Jones & Gene Pitney	I've Got Five Dollars And Its Saturday Night
Swamp Dogg	Redneck "Redneck" by "Swamp Dogg"
Soul Stirrers, The	Pray (incomplete)
Ura-chan and Naka-jin	Just Aint Fair
J&H Productions	Part 1 "Part 1" by "J&H Productions"

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CLICK HERE for Paul Anka's famous post-gig turned into a short film!

CLICK HERE for Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby's "Do You Remember That" Official Video !

CLICK HERE for info and a trailer for a new documentary on the Muscle Shoals sound!

CLICK HERE for The dB's live on World Cafe!

CLICK HERE for some info on Gabriel, the genius behind "Buzzard Lope" !

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CLICK HERE for "Drifter Kills Guy With A Hatchet The Gives INSANE Interview".

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CLICK HERE for "The Story of Pat and Lolly Vegas" - former guest Pat Vegas drives around L.A. and talks about their history.

CLICK HERE for a great video of Frank Howard & the Commanders.

CLICK HERE for an recent Montclair Times article on Michael Shelley!

CLICK HERE for a peek at Michael's 2013 marathon premium cd!

CLICK HERE for some minor key songs reworked into major keys.

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CLICK HERE to read how Big Star's "September Gurls" was recorded at Ardent Studios

CLICK HERE to read a really bad review of a reissue of Keith Moon's "Two Sides of the Moon"

CLICK HERE to see Beastie Boy Mike D's lovely $9 a square foot wallpaper!

CLICK HERE to read "The Beatles and the Art of the Tambourine"

CLICK HERE to watch a robot band cover The Ramones

CLICK HERE to read Carol Kaye review of "The Wrecking Crew: The Inside Story of Rock and Roll's Best-Kept Secret"

CLICK HERE for a great Herman's Hermits Interview from the Oklahoma Historical Society!

CLICK HERE for a short film "The Life & Death of the American Arcade"

CLICK HERE for "Sony Releases Stupid Piece Of Shit That Doesn't Fucking Work" !

CLICK HERE for an article about Sandy Hook truthers who think they've found “absolute proof” that the Newtown shootings were a hoax.

CLICK HERE for a short film "Moon Hoax Not"

CLICK HERE to find out who played bass on some of Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.

CLICK HERE for “Confessions of a Bad News Bear”.

CLICK HERE for a great Beach Boys Interview from 1964 (starts @ 1:30).

CLICK HERE for seven minutes of David Bowie getting pissed off during interviews.

Apparently Bowie offered "Golden Years" to Elvis Presley - but The King declined. CLICK HERE former guest Stevie Riks nails the Elvis/Bowie duet version.

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CLICK HERE Led Zeppelin vs The Beatles - Whole Lotta Helter Skelter !

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CLICK HERE for the FREE download of "No Good To Cry" by The Explorers Club!

Listener comments!
	11:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Johnny Cash, we salute you!
	11:03am Mike East: that's gotta be one of the best/simplest guitar solos ever
	11:10am Ken From Hyde Park: Johnny Cash was born on Feb. 26, 1932, and died Sept. 12, 2003, per Wikipedia. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:10am ~L: Reading his book right now!
	11:11am Mike East: I won an excellent 2disc johnny cash collection from night people during the marathon last year. just one more reason to pledge often!
	11:22am Silvia: There is a cool cover of I Love How You Love Me by the 60s Spanish band Los Archiduques http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rmgU1jJU1Y
	11:27am earnest reply: Has Johnny Cash ever really spent time in prison besides a holding cell for a night or two?
	11:27am earnest reply: Has Johnny Cash ever really spent time in prison besides a holding cell for a night or two?
	11:27am ChrisB.: Jon Brion 's "Meaningless" is an overlooked and underappreciated gem.
	11:27am Silvia: Los Archiduques are from Asturias, a region famous for their bagpipes, so their version is still popular in clubs.
	11:29am Brian in UK: Jon Brion is No.1 & one man Yo La Tengo.
	11:31am Jay/London: Hi Michael and all just checking in
	11:31am ~L: The book says, Cash spent seven single nights in jail, but served no prison sentence.
	11:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Glenn Jones played some Johnny Cash after Johnny died. www.wfmu.org...
	11:33am Brian in UK: @Sylvia Asturias has good cider as well.
	11:33am Paul: Pretentious pretentious. Michael is WILDLY PRETENTIOUS. BUT HE PLAYS GREAT TUNES SO...
	11:35am Dennis Diken: my goodness, the Kinks rule and this track illustrates what a genius drummer Mick Avory is. incredible feel
	11:36am ~L: Did you see Life of Pi, directed by Ang Lee. My friend won an ADR award for it!
	11:37am Michael Shelley: AGREE Dennis - and that guitar solo!
	11:41am Jay/London: @ ~L yes saw Life of pi when it came out it's one great Film
	11:41am Juke Joint Jonny: Without Love, great song taking on some serious dark shading with JC at the helm. Beauty.
	11:43am Name: Lovin the Johnny on a cloudy Saturday morning
	11:44am Name: Johnny never went to prison but he did a lot of prison solidarity work.
	11:47am Nate: ". . .and I'll be dancin' on a pony keg". How do one do that?
	11:51am Ken From Hyde Park: Benjamen Walker had some Johnny Cash material on some recent shows. The link has part 1 and it has a link to part 2. www.wfmu.org...
	11:54am Nate: Thanks @Ken. I find all of this very fascinating
	12:02pm Mike East: I heard some of that Ken, but I missed the 2nd part. Thanks.
	12:02pm david from ks: wuttsa pony keg?
	12:03pm Moammar: Smallish keg of beer. I know them well.
	12:04pm Mike East: Some friends of mine, The Atomic Missiles, had a song, "Johnny Cash Died of a Broken Heart"
	12:05pm david from ks: thanx Mr.M.
	12:08pm MD: Check out the Louvin Brothers book....Charley makes a great point...."When June died...we all knew John was not going to be around much longer..." A GREAT BOOk...it's called SATAN IS REAL....
	12:08pm ~L: Another great interview!
	12:11pm Jay/London: @ david From Ks a pony keg is a half size beer keg it holds about 7.5 US gallons hope that helps
	12:13pm hamburger: oddest lyrics from johnny cash ever heard! ex-wife died from stretch marks?!
	12:14pm fred: There are less glamorous sides to not being able to cry. I know, side-effect from surgery years ago. No contacts for me, and cops tend to stop and search me because my eyes get red. Nothing to write a great song about though, better write the legend
	12:14pm mrmucho: Mike, seriously you didn't know JC was a deeply religious man? Or was it something you'd just rather ignore?
	12:16pm Silvia: @ Brian in UK, Yes I know!! I'm from Gijon, Asturias.
	12:17pm fred: @mrmucho: maybe this has to do with how "deeply religious" has come to mean something JC didn't practice
	12:17pm david from ks: @Jay from London : 7.5 US gallons of ale might help!
	12:18pm drr: Is this maybe the only Apples In Stereo song that is memorable? Cause it really is, but I can't think of another thing they did.
	12:19pm Michael Shelley: Mr Mucho - what is your real first & last name?
	12:21pm Michael Shelley: DRR - I think they have a nice handful of #1 hits "Seems So' & "What's The" are great
	12:22pm fred: @Michael Shelley: what do his names have to do with anything exactly?
	12:22pm david from ks: Thats it! Im goin to the liquor store and be all toasted by sunset!
	12:29pm mrmucho: Mike nice dodge but my question still stands
	12:29pm Mike East: you've got lucie dancin' this mornin' Michael!
	12:31pm Michael Shelley: Mr. you're rude and confrontational. Leave me alone. Please stop commenting on my show.
	12:31pm drr: Oh yeah, "Seems So", as soon as you say the title it comes right back.
	12:34pm seang: The Cavedogs have a great song called, "Leave Me Alone".
	12:35pm mrmucho: Jeez so much for the Friendship Society
	12:35pm fred: @mrmucho: To clarify: I don't think JC was big about judging others, which many "deeply religious" people tend to do. I think part of his religious feelings were a sense of empathy with the judged, not the judges. @Michael Shelley: aren't you overreacting a bit there? Did you delete a comment? That would explain it
	12:37pm mrmucho: If Mike doesn't want me to comment on his show, I won't. I will still be listening!
	12:38pm Michael Shelley: I didnt delete anything - I'm doing a show - Mr. takes advantage of his anonymity to be a rude bully - I'm just tired of it - a message board is no place to have a serious discussion on religion - especially not while doing a show - Mr is not constructive.
	12:38pm Michael Shelley: Thanks Mr.
	12:41pm hamburger: oof religion + politics.... biggest party poopers eva!
	12:44pm Cory: true that, I come here for music
	12:46pm MD: Mike...thanks for the great interview and show! Hey Hamburger...your profile photos are makin' me hungry! THANKS...IT's ALMOST LUNCH...!!!
	12:47pm fred: Heard loud and clear Mr Shelley.
	12:52pm Cory: Oh and back to Johnny's second American album, for me the signature tune was his cover of Rusty Cage.
	12:54pm Dave in Woodbridge: Message board discussion is starting to remind me of Johnny's "The One On the Right (Is On the Left)."
	12:57pm mark in toronto: @hamburger: sorry i'm late to the discussion, but "the man who couldn't cry" is a cover of a Louden Wainwright song. Johnny's just singing it, he didn't write it.

Michael Shelley: Playlist from February 23, 2013

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