WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from June 19, 2015

Listener comments!
	11:59am thatpatsmith: hi hi hi
	12:00pm hyde: nice Bill Plympton gif!
	12:01pm ndbob: afternoon UM and everyone!
	12:01pm Artie Haywire: Yep.
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Uncle Michael, scientist of sound.
	12:03pm Holly in NC: Morning! Well, afternoon!
	12:05pm Artie Haywire: @Holly: Healing powers upon you!
	12:05pm Parq: In other news, Paul Winter, with his Consort, is presenting his twice-annual Solstice Concert in New York today. Anyone else think the guy is a total waterhead?
	12:05pm chromaphone: I am crying right now after that Star Spangled
	12:06pm Listener Scott: Secret Blackhawks tribute set.
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Pat! hyde! Bob! Artie! Doug! Holly! Parq! chromaphone! Scott! Welcome.
	12:07pm hyde: @Parq. i'm not sure i know what a waterhead is.
	12:08pm Listener Scott: Don't think I've ever heard Chelsea Dagger all the way through. Fans of 29 other hockey teams tend to hate this song.
	12:08pm efd: I feel like I've heard that Fratellis song in so many commercials (or maybe just MLB Network promos?) and never knew what it was.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: I know Scott! Hate away! Hi Evan!
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: No one say "plagiarism."
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: I don't know if Sonny Rollins got paid.
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Who is the Graham Bond Organisation, after all, anyway?
	12:17pm Holly in NC: wah wah chicky chicky !!!!!! :-) punch bowl!
	12:22pm Stanley: There I go again listening to one stream commenting on another. I think I'm all right now.
	12:28pm 67tele: howsabout a song fer us dads?
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: Hey Stanley. I'll see if something in the queue fits the bill, tele.
	12:31pm 67tele: thanks - you are awesome as always
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: Thank you...I think I have it covered.
	12:32pm Mike East: Danko! right on.
	12:32pm Spaniel: Friday is always crunch time at work so usually listening and enjoying but not always commenting. Enjoyed the anthem, and the recent Stanley cup and NBA championship anthems. I wonder how the protocol of whether or not it's ok to yell during the anthem got started. Seems very geographically dependent.
	12:33pm Doug Schulkind: But must we "sip" the wine? Guzzle maybe?
	12:35pm hyde: dang, i haven't heard this song in a LONG time.
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: Yeah, cheering the SSB is a Blackhawks thing...for better or worse. Hi Mike. Hi Spaniel. Go for it, Doug!
	12:36pm Mike East: I'd advise against that, Doug. I think Rick's got the right idea. Though whether he followed his own advice could be debatable.
	12:37pm Holly in NC: I really like the Moles' version of Going Down.
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: Which song, hyde?
	12:39pm hyde: the Jeff Beck thing. sounds good, but i haven't heard this in 30+ years.
	12:39pm Mike East: and by the way, Uncle Michael - I don't make my own granola, but its been on my mind for a while. A coworker does and we have an ongoing granola discussion happening. my brand is Bare Naked Fruit & Nut variety.
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: It's easy to make. I cookie sheet nets me two quarts. Os Progtantes.
	12:42pm hyde: @Mike East there's a great + easy granola recipe in the cookbook "A Real American Breakfast" by Cheryl + Bill Jamison. used to make it all the time, not sure why i stopped.
	12:42pm Spaniel: UM, yeah, it was the first time i saw, they seem to choose the singers well to belt out over it. kind of interesting and unique yeah, i want to make granola too. just don't add raisins until the end (they'll get rock hard)
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: Mine has toasted rolled oats, toasted sliced almonds, cinnamon, honey and oil.
	12:46pm Mike East: I'll make it happen. Just need a bit of motivation.
	12:47pm Peter & Sarah: Hi Mike. Great playlist again. This one's a bit odd...I thought it was a lost 'Yes' track before I looked. Ouch! Heavy influence or plagiarism?
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: Heavy Plagerfluence! Hi P&S.
	12:54pm Rich in Washington: I wanna get as many family reunions over with before the election cycle starts
	12:54pm Listener Scott: I too was waiting for Starship Trooper to blast through that track.
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: Hi Rich. It's funny...politics isn't a problem in my clan we skew entirely from center-left to conspiracy-whacko-left.
	12:57pm Peter & Sarah: I'm not normally a fan of Bowie, but he did a lovely version of this in the early 80s.
	12:58pm Listener Scott: I found my birth family (families actually) last year. Both families turned out to be fairly large. So my appearance triggered a few family reunions. Pretty amazing to suddenly be part of a bigger thing like that. With people who kind of look like me at least.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: I need to find that, P&S.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: That must have been very stimulating, Scott.
	1:01pm Listener Scott: Politics on mother's side fall on both sides, but mother's politics (and cultural tastes) identical to mine. Politics on father's side skew left like me. Everyone on father's side is a string musician.
	1:01pm northguineahills: Reminds me of the Caravan marathon....
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: Paul Whiteman commissioned Rhapsody in Blue and Gershwin is playing the piano on it. Hi NGH...who did the Caravan Marathon?
	1:02pm Listener Scott: I played violin between ages 8-10 and was pretty good. I chose sports though. But my birth father and I are going to Maine Fiddle Camp in August, which should be something else. He goes every year. I just picked up violin again.
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: very cool!
	1:05pm northguineahills: That's a good question, I believe it was about four years ago. It was either Doug or Kurt, or neither. I suppose I could ask either or just do a playlist search.
	1:06pm efd: The Bowie version of "Wild Is The Wind" is on Station To Station. I always thought it was his song... he certainly makes it his own on that album.
	1:06pm Jeff g. back from eye doc, still dilated: How do. (That Bowie mentioned above is on Station to Station.)
	1:07pm hyde: i hope it was a marathon of the song Caravan, not the band Caravan
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: Oh. I have that album. I've thought about a Caravan thing...glad to know it's been done...before I do it. How many centimeters, Jeff? How far apart are the contractions?
	1:09pm Peter & Sarah: Paul Whiteman was the biggest selling recording artist of the 1920s. Who knew?
	1:09pm Listener Scott: This version is making me imagine a version of Woody Allen's Manhattan done with cartoon mice.
	1:10pm Uncle Michael: That's an amazing idea, Scott. Yes, Whiteman was the biggest star of his day. A true monster.
	1:11pm Peter & Sarah: Gave Bing Crosby his break, amoung others.
	1:12pm Dean: Beg to differ. I'd love a marathon of the band Caravan.
	1:12pm Uncle Michael: Father's Day tribute...right here.
	1:14pm Peter & Sarah: @Dean. Me too. Love that band.
	1:18pm Sarah & Peter: I want to eat those dill pickles, now!
	1:19pm rf: great
	1:19pm Spaniel: that sounds incredible. you should charge people to mow your lawn.
	1:19pm Listener Robert: THREE HOURS of grass cutting w/o goofing off? That's not lawn mowing, that's harvesting!
	1:19pm Dean: I'm in the WFMU'd.
	1:19pm Doug Schulkind: Oud rhymes with food. Mmmm, food. I got the hongries!
	1:20pm johnk77: @mikeeast sorry, thanx for covering mesa cab rick danko was a good guy but started drinking at sound check possibly peaked before showtime:<
	1:20pm hyde: love this Sandy Bull
	1:20pm northguineahills: Oud it be nice? (going w/ Irwin's Brian Wilson marathon theme).
	1:20pm Listener Robert: How many bagfuls of grass do you wind up w?
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: I don't bag...I mulch. Three hours was a new record.
	1:22pm Listener Robert: 3 hrs. was record for fast, or slow? Seriously, how much acreage we talking about?
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: Fast. The mowable portion is 3.5 acres.
	1:23pm Listener Robert: And is it level enough that we can put in goal posts?
	1:23pm Sarah & Peter: Ha ha - I had exactly the same thought Doug - oud = food...I'm off to the kitchen!
	1:24pm Uncle Michael: Ground is cheap in Kansas. It costs more time than money. I once fancied my own softball diamond.
	1:24pm Listener Robert: 3.5 acres? Never mind goal posts, we're talking holes & flag sticks!
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Plus 2.5 more covered by woods, buildings or gravel.
	1:26pm johnk77: can i park my future rv there?
	1:26pm Listener Robert: Whenever I think of an expanse that size, its in terms of field sports, fireworks, or rocketry. Fortunately I never think about maintenance!
	1:27pm Uncle Michael: Park your caravan.
	1:27pm Uncle Michael: I've done rocketry here...not recently.
	1:27pm johnk77: 2017 or so
	1:28pm johnk77: i've done rocketry w/commandercody
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: There's a guy I know around here that was on the Commander's road crew long ago.
	1:30pm northguineahills: I love Hamza El-Din.
	1:31pm johnk77: mac, bill milus, or rick?
	1:31pm Listener Robert: As I child I wanted to get into rocketry, but after I got into pyrotechnics I wound up making skyrockets the last part of the art to work on. There are just so many things that can go wrong compared to aerial shells, for instance. I've yet to consistently get into the sweet spot between motors blowing up & just fizzling, and when they do fly, not becoming audience-seeking missiles.
	1:32pm johnk77: being drunk and high while rocketeering/>
	1:33pm johnk77: the Fink bros?
	1:33pm Guido from Cologne: Ha, i just bought this album 2 weeks ago.
	1:33pm Peter & Sarah: Hm. When I was 15 my cousin and I used to muck around with gunpowder...making fireworks...until the police came to visit. The 70s in Britain was not tolerant about making bombs at home.
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: The guy I know is Billy Burk. I'm not sure when he was out with Cody...mid-to-late '70s, maybe.
	1:34pm Dean: I've recommended it before on one of these comment boards: Hamza El-Din's Water Lily Acoustics album. Gorgeous. http://www.discogs.com/Hamza-El-Din-Lily-Of-The-Nile/release/3583006
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: Hi Guido...good taste!
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the rec, Dean.
	1:35pm johnk77: new commander cody band?
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: I couldn't tell ya.
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: I met him at the tail end of the '80s...he was a house electrician at various venues. Then he ran a staging company.
	1:37pm Sarah & Peter: Go Hamza! Do do that oudoo that you do so well...
	1:38pm Stanley: Ha Peter - at my school in High Wycombe some sixth formers got hold if stuff from the science lab and made a bomb. Needless it say they got the cane!
	1:39pm johnk77: cool in that time i worked with the old commander on and off mainly w/moonliters bill kirchen and tony johnson
	1:39pm Stanley: Sorry, I meant Sarah and Peter. Jeez I'm just as bad as the rest of them assuming every one here is a bloke
	1:40pm johnk77: cains ballroom?
	1:41pm efd: I'm all oud of love?
	1:44pm Guido from Cologne: Do you know Joshua Adams, who mixes Sandy Bull, Hamza El Din inspiration with Free Jazz approach? (He plays a Marrocan lute called Goumbri) Not for everyone, but if you are open fo it, it is really hynotizing. Joshua Adams Information Society from Chicago - great group - killer drummer.
	1:44pm Sarah & Peter: Hey, no problem Stanley - you were right...."Peter & Sarah" is Peter (a bloke) and "Sarah & Peter" is Sarah (a lady) ! ha ha ;)
	1:45pm Uncle Michael: No Guido...I will delve into it.
	1:47pm Stanley: I suppose mucking around with gunpowder sounded like a boy's thing. We were a lot freer to experiment in the seventies
	1:48pm johnk77: @efd so i played an udu to my kudu
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: We did similar at boarding school. We made our own gunpowder.
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: Kudos to Kodos.
	1:50pm Dean: Guido, I think you mean Joshua Abrams in Chicago? Didn't know he plays that instrument. But I do know that Sam Shalabi in Montreal plays something of the sort. (One of his best records is called "Luteness.")
	1:51pm Sarah & Peter: Yes, as a girl I missed out on those gunpowder experiments. Never too late though...
	1:52pm Stanley: @UM I hope you didn't try smoking it.
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: No, we just blew out the windows of the auditorium with it. Though there was smoke, as I recall.
	1:53pm Peter & Sarah: What did I miss...I was in the kitchen making quiche. So is that straight? P + S is me, Peter. S + P is Sarah (the artist formerly known as Listen With Sarah).
	🛒 1:53pm Brian in UK: @Guido I saw Joshua Abrams supporting Noura Mint Seymali recently.Takes a while to adjust. Yes, great drummer. Always watch the drummer.
	🛒 1:55pm Brian in UK: I thought he said a Gimli at the show but that's a dwarf.
	1:55pm Peter & Sarah: Yep, we were more free to experiment in the 70s....but for those incidents with bombs in pubs in B'ham...put the kaibosh on buying saltpetre freely from garden shops.
	1:56pm Sean B.: @UMichaeal Tuning in late; But here... Howdy.
	1:56pm johnk77: rocketry better outside away from population centers
	1:57pm Stanley: Ahhh, Listen With Sarah, what an honour I have many of your recordings. The mash ups of John Peel and Andy Kershaw come to mind. Pleasure to 'meet' you.
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: Glad to see you all...Brian, Sean, and anyone I may have missed!
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: I needs must check out Listen with Sarah's music.
	1:59pm Sarah & Peter: Wow, how nice, Stanley. Pleased to meet you too!
	2:00pm Guido from Cologne: @Brian Yes the drummer helps everyone who finds it hard to go along with it.
	2:02pm johnk77: for my future road trip to @um great guitarists? to possibly see live in the vein of jorma, bonnie raitt or bill kirchen?
	2:03pm Sarah & Peter: See FMA & www.wombnet.com for Listen With Sarah and other Wombnet releases :D
	🛒 2:03pm Brian in UK: Guido at times I was worried that he was taking control, then it was pulled back. Interesting.
	2:07pm Sean B.: @johnk77 I want to check out Freddie Roulette sometime because he is unbelievable. Lap Steel blues player...for many many years.
	2:08pm Guido from Cologne: @Brian I loved how he re-adjustes the drumset while playing, even while playing in the forefront. This is a truly relaxed approach. I would love to be as relaxed myself.
	2:09pm Uncle Michael: Freddie is good...similarly Robert Randolph.
	2:09pm Guido from Cologne: hey northern Soul Party! It's Firday people!
	2:10pm Peter & Sarah: http://freemusicarchive.org/label/wombnet/
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: Keeping the Faith, Guido! It's an All-Setter!
	2:11pm Stanley: Relaxed? I like them drummers that launch themselves over the their kit at the end of the show
	2:11pm Peter & Sarah: Northern Soul all day....yes please!
	2:11pm doctorjazz: Having one of those full moon kinda days, take a few minutes to listen, chill...
	2:11pm Sean B.: @UncleMichael How did you know I was droppin' by? RE: This set, so far. Yeah!.
	2:12pm Peter & Sarah: Uncle Mike...this is a great set. Thanks very much.
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: I'm glad to not be the only one having fun!
	2:13pm johnk77: @seanb thanx https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freddie_Roulette @um thanx for righteous selecting for the people
	2:13pm Sean B.: Northern Soul, Southern Soul, Blue Eyed Soul;It's all soul to me when I feel it.
	2:15pm Jeff g. back from eye doc: What's a good working definition of Northern Soul, please?
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: Obscure Motown-inspired soul popular in the north of England a decade after it was recorded.
	2:19pm Peter & Sarah: You just answered a question I was about to ask...what does Northern Soul mean in the US, 'cos I thought it was a British thing.
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: North of England...American records...fast...four on the floor beat.
	2:20pm Sean B.: @UncleM Killin' it. Nice. Thanx.
	2:22pm johnk77: did the live djs in uk really speed up the discs?
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: www.youtube.com... This doc is the best explanation I can offer.
	2:22pm doctorjazz: Great set, digging whatever soul it is!
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: I think they did speed them up sometimes. I think DJs still play with speed.
	2:24pm Sean B.: The Wolfman never messed with that stuff...
	2:24pm Guido from Cologne: It's debatable if Northern Soul is a musical style as such. Though your hear it after seconds when you are into it.
	2:24pm Uncle Michael: I meant dancefloor DJs.
	2:25pm Dean: And Kurt Gottschalk. He messes with rpm, too.
	2:28pm Jeff g. back from eye doc: Aha. Thanks!
	2:29pm ndbob: I've always had mixed feelings about Northern soul - lots of records I like, but many I think are pretty poor - @UM agreed
	2:30pm chromaphone: Look forward to checking out the doc, thanks.
	2:31pm Sean B.: Ok @UM Although In poor taste, you got my joke; One of the greats nevertheless;If not such maybe the pinnacle. Pretty much one of the DJ's that were the soundtrack to my childhood.
	2:33pm Guido from Cologne: It is part of the art of DeJaying to improvise the sequencing that makes even the most rediculous singles come over as absolutely awesome masterworks. Very often poor songs with great session musicians making the best of it. Often enough great song as well.
	2:35pm Peter & Sarah: Tara a bit. Dinner time. Great show. Hear you next week.
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: Thanks P&S...see you next time!
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Junk drawer set alert!
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: I wonder what the cutoff age for knowing what True Confessions magazine is.
	2:41pm Guido from Cologne: Brook Benton: anyway a pioneer in singing "ecology anthems" - or what it should have become.
	2:49pm Goyim in the AM: I was born at the end of the '60s and my mother used to snatch it out of my hand at the grocery store.
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: There was always a woman in her underwear making an escape from a dank basement on the cover.
	2:53pm Guido from Cologne: I must have that Traffic track and I'm irritated why it passed my attention ...
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Put some ointment on it.
	2:54pm Doug Schulkind: Gotta shuffle of to Workalo. Have a great last six minutes!
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Doug. Take some ointment.
	2:57pm Goyim in the AM: Ointment for EVERYONE!
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Unguent for Peter Stormare.
	2:57pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:58pm Goyim in the AM: Bad news coming down the wire that Phil Austin of Firesign Theater has died. :-(
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: Thank you Bob.
	2:59pm Stanley: Loved the show thanks UM
	2:59pm Guido from Cologne: must be Quincy Jones arranging ... or?
	2:59pm Uncle Michael: That's terrible news, Goyim. :(
	3:00pm Dean: Bad news, indeed. He was 74, still a kid.
	3:02pm Dean: I wish some of the things I know as of the last few minutes were wrong.
	3:02pm Jeff g. back from eye doc: Thanks for the wonderful show, @UM. Looking forward to some Firesign next week...
	3:03pm Guido from Cologne: Thanks Michael CU
	3:05pm Uncle Michael: Bye everyone. See you in two.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from June 19, 2015

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Turning over the toy box and jamming together the gloriously mismatched musical Lincoln Logs, Legos and Tinker Toys from Tin Pan Alley pluggers, pickled egg tavern weepers, lockstep soul ensembles, skinny-tie power poppers, Eurotrash ravers, moontanned art school rockers, drunken soccer anthems and anything else that seems like a good idea at the time. There are no guilty pleasures.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jim Cornelison	The Star Spangled Banner	n/a (n/a - 2013)	0:02:24 (Pop-up)
The Fratellis	Chelsea Dagger "Chelsea Dagger" by "The Fratellis"	Costello Music (EMI - 2006) (From: Top Gear: Seriously Cool Driving Music)	0:04:11 (Pop-up)
Peaches & Herb	Love Is Strange "Love Is Strange" by "Peaches & Herb"	single (b/w It's True I Love You) (Date - 1967)	0:07:29 (Pop-up)
Don Drummond	Musical Communion "Musical Communion" by "Don Drummond"	Greatest Hits (Treasure Isle - 1970) (From: Jazz Ska Attack 1964)	0:10:22 (Pop-up)
The Who	Waltz For A Pig "Waltz For A Pig" by "The Who"	single (b-side to Substitute) (Reaction - 1966) (From: Lost Jukebox Volume 016)	0:12:52 (Pop-up)
John Cameron & Alan Parker	Punch Bowl	Afro Rock (KPM - 1973)	0:15:14 (Pop-up)
Thelma Houston	Save The Country "Save The Country" by "Thelma Houston"	single (b/w I Just Can't Stay Away) (Stateside Dunhill - 1970)	0:17:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Hollyridge Strings	The Warmth Of The Sun	The Beach Boys Songbook: Romantic Instrumentals By The Hollyridge Strings (Capitol - 1964) (From: The Beach Boys Song Book Vol. 1 & 2)	0:20:20 (Pop-up)
Rick Danko	Sip the Wine "Sip the Wine" by "Rick Danko"	Rick Danko (Arista - 1977)	0:27:48 (Pop-up)
Jeff Beck Group	Going Down "Going Down" by "Jeff Beck Group"	Jeff Beck Group (Epic - 1972)	0:32:26 (Pop-up)
Os Mutantes	"A" E O "Z" ""A" E O "Z"" by "Os Mutantes"	"A" E O "Z" (Philips - 1992) (From: Millenium)	0:39:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Percy Faith	The Ballad Of John & Yoko	The Beatles Album (Columbia - 1970) (From: Spy Magazine Presents, Vol 3: Soft, Safe & Sanitized)	0:47:30 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Wild Is The Wind "Wild Is The Wind" by "Nina Simone"	Nina Simone At Town Hall (Colpix - 1959)	0:53:25 (Pop-up)
Nat 'King' Cole and his Trio	Caravan	After Midnight (Capitol - 1956) (From: After Midnight: The Complete Session)	0:56:54 (Pop-up)
Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra	Rhapsody In Blue, Parts 1 & 2	10" single (Victor - 1924)	0:59:26 (Pop-up)
Elvis Costello & Marian McPartland	I'm in the Mood Again	Elvis Costello - Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz Radio Broadcast (The Jazz Alliance - 2005)	1:08:16 (Pop-up)
Ross McManus And The Joe Loss Blue Beats	Patsy Girl	single (b/w I'm The Greatest) (His master's Voice - 1964) (From: Lost Jukebox - Vol 132)	1:10:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Hollyridge Strings	Theme From Shaft	Hits Of The 70's (Capitol - 1972) (From: Ultra-Lounge: On the Rocks, Pt. 1)	1:13:01 (Pop-up)
Sandy Bull	Easy Does It "Easy Does It" by "Sandy Bull"	Demolition Derby (Vanguard - 1972)	1:18:41 (Pop-up)
Hamza El-Din	Grandfathers' Stories (Annun Sira')	Al Oud (Vvanguard - 1965)	1:27:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Soulful Strings	Groovin' "Groovin'" by "The Soulful Strings"	Groovin' With the Soulful Strings (Cadet - 1967)	1:39:22 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	Cracks In The Ceiling	Devout Catalyst (Grateful dead - 1992)	1:42:29 (Pop-up)
Chad Mitchell	Suzanne "Suzanne" by "Chad Mitchell"	single (b/w Marieka) (Warner Bros. - 1967) (From: Lost Jukebox - Vol 132)	1:46:29 (Pop-up)
The Black Sheep	Suzanne "Suzanne" by "The Black Sheep"	single (b/w Feeling Down) (Columbia - 1966)	1:49:14 (Pop-up)
Grodeck Whipperjenny	Conclusions "Conclusions" by "Grodeck Whipperjenny"	The Grodeck Whipperjenny (Track - 1970)	1:51:00 (Pop-up)
John Cale	Paris 1919 "Paris 1919" by "John Cale"	Paris 1919 (Reprise - 1973)	1:55:25 (Pop-up)
The Foundations	Build Me Up Buttercup	single (b/w New Direction) (Pye - 1968) (From: A Golden Hour of 60's Hits Vol 2)	1:59:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: James Last	Leaving On A Jet Plane	Country Roads (Polydor - 1998)	2:02:02 (Pop-up)
Nolan Chance	Just Like The Weather	single (b/w Don't Use Me) (Constellation - 1965) (From: The Golden Torch Story - The Torch Classic Soul Club)	2:06:10 (Pop-up)
The Flirtations	Nothing But A Heartache	single (b/w Christmas Time Is Here Again) (Deram - 1968) (From: 101 Northern Soul Anthems)	2:08:36 (Pop-up)
Duke Browner	Crying Over You "Crying Over You" by "Duke Browner"	single (b/w Nothing But Love) (Impact - 1966) (From: The Golden Torch Story - The Torch Classic Soul Club)	2:11:08 (Pop-up)
Jimmy (Soul) Clark	(Come On Be My) Sweet Darlin'	single (b/w (Somebody) Stop That Girl) (Soulhawk - 1967) (From: The Northern Soul Top 500)	2:13:09 (Pop-up)
Leon Haywood	Baby Reconsider "Baby Reconsider" by "Leon Haywood"	single (b/w Goin' Back To New Orleans) (Fat Fish - 1967) (From: Big In Wigan)	2:15:37 (Pop-up)
Frank Wilson	Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)	single (b/w Sweeter As The Days Go By) (Soul - 1965) (From: Complete Motown Singles - Vol 5)	2:18:04 (Pop-up)
Gloria Jones	Tainted Love "Tainted Love" by "Gloria Jones"	single (b-side to My Bad Boy's Comin' Home) (Champion - 1965) (From: Before They Were Hits Or We Did It First: Vol. 4)	2:20:31 (Pop-up)
The Tams	Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy	single (b/w That Same Old Song) (ABC - 1968) (From: The Best of the Tams: Hey Girl Don't Bother Me)	2:22:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: James Last	A Man And A Woman "A Man And A Woman" by "James Last"	The James last Album (Polydor - 1971)	2:24:24 (Pop-up)
Small Faces	Whatcha Gonna Do About It	single (b/w What's A Matter Baby) (Decca - 1965)	2:30:40 (Pop-up)
Francoise Hardy	This Little Heart (Ce petit coeur)	Francoise Hardy Sings In English (Disques Vogue - 1966)	2:32:26 (Pop-up)
Big Star	Lovely Day aka Stroke It Noel (Demo)	prev. unr. (n/a - 1975) (From: Keep An Eye On The Sky)	2:34:27 (Pop-up)
Wailin' Bill Dell & His Bachelors	You Gotta Be Loose	single (b/w Do You Care) (OJ - 1956)	2:36:05 (Pop-up)
Brook Benton	My True Confession "My True Confession" by "Brook Benton"	single (b/w Tender Years) (Mercury - 1963)	2:37:58 (Pop-up)
Bill Withers	Better Off Dead "Better Off Dead" by "Bill Withers"	Live At Carnegie Hall (Sussex - 1973)	2:40:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Manhattan Strings	(Theme From) The Monkees	Play Instrumental Versions Of Hits Made Famous By The Monkees (Tower - 1967) (From: Spy Magazine Presents, Vol 3: Soft, Safe & Sanitized)	2:43:57 (Pop-up)
Traffic	Giving To You "Giving To You" by "Traffic"	single (b-side to Paper Sun) (Island - 1967)	2:47:12 (Pop-up)
Roy Wood	The Premium Bond Theme "The Premium Bond Theme" by "Roy Wood"	single (b-side to Goin' Down The Road (A Scottish Reggae Song)) (Harvest - 1974)	2:51:20 (Pop-up)
Timi Yuro	Just a Ribbon "Just a Ribbon" by "Timi Yuro"	single (b-side to Turn The World Around The Other Way) (Mercury - 1966) (From: The Mercury Years)	2:55:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues) (Blue Horizon - 1968)	2:59:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am thatpatsmith: hi hi hi
	12:00pm hyde: nice Bill Plympton gif!
	12:01pm ndbob: afternoon UM and everyone!
	12:01pm Artie Haywire: Yep.
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Uncle Michael, scientist of sound.
	12:03pm Holly in NC: Morning! Well, afternoon!
	12:05pm Artie Haywire: @Holly: Healing powers upon you!
	12:05pm Parq: In other news, Paul Winter, with his Consort, is presenting his twice-annual Solstice Concert in New York today. Anyone else think the guy is a total waterhead?
	12:05pm chromaphone: I am crying right now after that Star Spangled
	12:06pm Listener Scott: Secret Blackhawks tribute set.
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Pat! hyde! Bob! Artie! Doug! Holly! Parq! chromaphone! Scott! Welcome.
	12:07pm hyde: @Parq. i'm not sure i know what a waterhead is.
	12:08pm Listener Scott: Don't think I've ever heard Chelsea Dagger all the way through. Fans of 29 other hockey teams tend to hate this song.
	12:08pm efd: I feel like I've heard that Fratellis song in so many commercials (or maybe just MLB Network promos?) and never knew what it was.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: I know Scott! Hate away! Hi Evan!
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: No one say "plagiarism."
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: I don't know if Sonny Rollins got paid.
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Who is the Graham Bond Organisation, after all, anyway?
	12:17pm Holly in NC: wah wah chicky chicky !!!!!! :-) punch bowl!
	12:22pm Stanley: There I go again listening to one stream commenting on another. I think I'm all right now.
	12:28pm 67tele: howsabout a song fer us dads?
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: Hey Stanley. I'll see if something in the queue fits the bill, tele.
	12:31pm 67tele: thanks - you are awesome as always
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: Thank you...I think I have it covered.
	12:32pm Mike East: Danko! right on.
	12:32pm Spaniel: Friday is always crunch time at work so usually listening and enjoying but not always commenting. Enjoyed the anthem, and the recent Stanley cup and NBA championship anthems. I wonder how the protocol of whether or not it's ok to yell during the anthem got started. Seems very geographically dependent.
	12:33pm Doug Schulkind: But must we "sip" the wine? Guzzle maybe?
	12:35pm hyde: dang, i haven't heard this song in a LONG time.
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: Yeah, cheering the SSB is a Blackhawks thing...for better or worse. Hi Mike. Hi Spaniel. Go for it, Doug!
	12:36pm Mike East: I'd advise against that, Doug. I think Rick's got the right idea. Though whether he followed his own advice could be debatable.
	12:37pm Holly in NC: I really like the Moles' version of Going Down.
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: Which song, hyde?
	12:39pm hyde: the Jeff Beck thing. sounds good, but i haven't heard this in 30+ years.
	12:39pm Mike East: and by the way, Uncle Michael - I don't make my own granola, but its been on my mind for a while. A coworker does and we have an ongoing granola discussion happening. my brand is Bare Naked Fruit & Nut variety.
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: It's easy to make. I cookie sheet nets me two quarts. Os Progtantes.
	12:42pm hyde: @Mike East there's a great + easy granola recipe in the cookbook "A Real American Breakfast" by Cheryl + Bill Jamison. used to make it all the time, not sure why i stopped.
	12:42pm Spaniel: UM, yeah, it was the first time i saw, they seem to choose the singers well to belt out over it. kind of interesting and unique yeah, i want to make granola too. just don't add raisins until the end (they'll get rock hard)
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: Mine has toasted rolled oats, toasted sliced almonds, cinnamon, honey and oil.
	12:46pm Mike East: I'll make it happen. Just need a bit of motivation.
	12:47pm Peter & Sarah: Hi Mike. Great playlist again. This one's a bit odd...I thought it was a lost 'Yes' track before I looked. Ouch! Heavy influence or plagiarism?
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: Heavy Plagerfluence! Hi P&S.
	12:54pm Rich in Washington: I wanna get as many family reunions over with before the election cycle starts
	12:54pm Listener Scott: I too was waiting for Starship Trooper to blast through that track.
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: Hi Rich. It's funny...politics isn't a problem in my clan we skew entirely from center-left to conspiracy-whacko-left.
	12:57pm Peter & Sarah: I'm not normally a fan of Bowie, but he did a lovely version of this in the early 80s.
	12:58pm Listener Scott: I found my birth family (families actually) last year. Both families turned out to be fairly large. So my appearance triggered a few family reunions. Pretty amazing to suddenly be part of a bigger thing like that. With people who kind of look like me at least.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: I need to find that, P&S.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: That must have been very stimulating, Scott.
	1:01pm Listener Scott: Politics on mother's side fall on both sides, but mother's politics (and cultural tastes) identical to mine. Politics on father's side skew left like me. Everyone on father's side is a string musician.
	1:01pm northguineahills: Reminds me of the Caravan marathon....
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: Paul Whiteman commissioned Rhapsody in Blue and Gershwin is playing the piano on it. Hi NGH...who did the Caravan Marathon?
	1:02pm Listener Scott: I played violin between ages 8-10 and was pretty good. I chose sports though. But my birth father and I are going to Maine Fiddle Camp in August, which should be something else. He goes every year. I just picked up violin again.
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: very cool!
	1:05pm northguineahills: That's a good question, I believe it was about four years ago. It was either Doug or Kurt, or neither. I suppose I could ask either or just do a playlist search.
	1:06pm efd: The Bowie version of "Wild Is The Wind" is on Station To Station. I always thought it was his song... he certainly makes it his own on that album.
	1:06pm Jeff g. back from eye doc, still dilated: How do. (That Bowie mentioned above is on Station to Station.)
	1:07pm hyde: i hope it was a marathon of the song Caravan, not the band Caravan
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: Oh. I have that album. I've thought about a Caravan thing...glad to know it's been done...before I do it. How many centimeters, Jeff? How far apart are the contractions?
	1:09pm Peter & Sarah: Paul Whiteman was the biggest selling recording artist of the 1920s. Who knew?
	1:09pm Listener Scott: This version is making me imagine a version of Woody Allen's Manhattan done with cartoon mice.
	1:10pm Uncle Michael: That's an amazing idea, Scott. Yes, Whiteman was the biggest star of his day. A true monster.
	1:11pm Peter & Sarah: Gave Bing Crosby his break, amoung others.
	1:12pm Dean: Beg to differ. I'd love a marathon of the band Caravan.
	1:12pm Uncle Michael: Father's Day tribute...right here.
	1:14pm Peter & Sarah: @Dean. Me too. Love that band.
	1:18pm Sarah & Peter: I want to eat those dill pickles, now!
	1:19pm rf: great
	1:19pm Spaniel: that sounds incredible. you should charge people to mow your lawn.
	1:19pm Listener Robert: THREE HOURS of grass cutting w/o goofing off? That's not lawn mowing, that's harvesting!
	1:19pm Dean: I'm in the WFMU'd.
	1:19pm Doug Schulkind: Oud rhymes with food. Mmmm, food. I got the hongries!
	1:20pm johnk77: @mikeeast sorry, thanx for covering mesa cab rick danko was a good guy but started drinking at sound check possibly peaked before showtime:<
	1:20pm hyde: love this Sandy Bull
	1:20pm northguineahills: Oud it be nice? (going w/ Irwin's Brian Wilson marathon theme).
	1:20pm Listener Robert: How many bagfuls of grass do you wind up w?
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: I don't bag...I mulch. Three hours was a new record.
	1:22pm Listener Robert: 3 hrs. was record for fast, or slow? Seriously, how much acreage we talking about?
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: Fast. The mowable portion is 3.5 acres.
	1:23pm Listener Robert: And is it level enough that we can put in goal posts?
	1:23pm Sarah & Peter: Ha ha - I had exactly the same thought Doug - oud = food...I'm off to the kitchen!
	1:24pm Uncle Michael: Ground is cheap in Kansas. It costs more time than money. I once fancied my own softball diamond.
	1:24pm Listener Robert: 3.5 acres? Never mind goal posts, we're talking holes & flag sticks!
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Plus 2.5 more covered by woods, buildings or gravel.
	1:26pm johnk77: can i park my future rv there?
	1:26pm Listener Robert: Whenever I think of an expanse that size, its in terms of field sports, fireworks, or rocketry. Fortunately I never think about maintenance!
	1:27pm Uncle Michael: Park your caravan.
	1:27pm Uncle Michael: I've done rocketry here...not recently.
	1:27pm johnk77: 2017 or so
	1:28pm johnk77: i've done rocketry w/commandercody
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: There's a guy I know around here that was on the Commander's road crew long ago.
	1:30pm northguineahills: I love Hamza El-Din.
	1:31pm johnk77: mac, bill milus, or rick?
	1:31pm Listener Robert: As I child I wanted to get into rocketry, but after I got into pyrotechnics I wound up making skyrockets the last part of the art to work on. There are just so many things that can go wrong compared to aerial shells, for instance. I've yet to consistently get into the sweet spot between motors blowing up & just fizzling, and when they do fly, not becoming audience-seeking missiles.
	1:32pm johnk77: being drunk and high while rocketeering/>
	1:33pm johnk77: the Fink bros?
	1:33pm Guido from Cologne: Ha, i just bought this album 2 weeks ago.
	1:33pm Peter & Sarah: Hm. When I was 15 my cousin and I used to muck around with gunpowder...making fireworks...until the police came to visit. The 70s in Britain was not tolerant about making bombs at home.
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: The guy I know is Billy Burk. I'm not sure when he was out with Cody...mid-to-late '70s, maybe.
	1:34pm Dean: I've recommended it before on one of these comment boards: Hamza El-Din's Water Lily Acoustics album. Gorgeous. http://www.discogs.com/Hamza-El-Din-Lily-Of-The-Nile/release/3583006
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: Hi Guido...good taste!
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the rec, Dean.
	1:35pm johnk77: new commander cody band?
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: I couldn't tell ya.
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: I met him at the tail end of the '80s...he was a house electrician at various venues. Then he ran a staging company.
	1:37pm Sarah & Peter: Go Hamza! Do do that oudoo that you do so well...
	1:38pm Stanley: Ha Peter - at my school in High Wycombe some sixth formers got hold if stuff from the science lab and made a bomb. Needless it say they got the cane!
	1:39pm johnk77: cool in that time i worked with the old commander on and off mainly w/moonliters bill kirchen and tony johnson
	1:39pm Stanley: Sorry, I meant Sarah and Peter. Jeez I'm just as bad as the rest of them assuming every one here is a bloke
	1:40pm johnk77: cains ballroom?
	1:41pm efd: I'm all oud of love?
	1:44pm Guido from Cologne: Do you know Joshua Adams, who mixes Sandy Bull, Hamza El Din inspiration with Free Jazz approach? (He plays a Marrocan lute called Goumbri) Not for everyone, but if you are open fo it, it is really hynotizing. Joshua Adams Information Society from Chicago - great group - killer drummer.
	1:44pm Sarah & Peter: Hey, no problem Stanley - you were right...."Peter & Sarah" is Peter (a bloke) and "Sarah & Peter" is Sarah (a lady) ! ha ha ;)
	1:45pm Uncle Michael: No Guido...I will delve into it.
	1:47pm Stanley: I suppose mucking around with gunpowder sounded like a boy's thing. We were a lot freer to experiment in the seventies
	1:48pm johnk77: @efd so i played an udu to my kudu
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: We did similar at boarding school. We made our own gunpowder.
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: Kudos to Kodos.
	1:50pm Dean: Guido, I think you mean Joshua Abrams in Chicago? Didn't know he plays that instrument. But I do know that Sam Shalabi in Montreal plays something of the sort. (One of his best records is called "Luteness.")
	1:51pm Sarah & Peter: Yes, as a girl I missed out on those gunpowder experiments. Never too late though...
	1:52pm Stanley: @UM I hope you didn't try smoking it.
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: No, we just blew out the windows of the auditorium with it. Though there was smoke, as I recall.
	1:53pm Peter & Sarah: What did I miss...I was in the kitchen making quiche. So is that straight? P + S is me, Peter. S + P is Sarah (the artist formerly known as Listen With Sarah).
	🛒 1:53pm Brian in UK: @Guido I saw Joshua Abrams supporting Noura Mint Seymali recently.Takes a while to adjust. Yes, great drummer. Always watch the drummer.
	🛒 1:55pm Brian in UK: I thought he said a Gimli at the show but that's a dwarf.
	1:55pm Peter & Sarah: Yep, we were more free to experiment in the 70s....but for those incidents with bombs in pubs in B'ham...put the kaibosh on buying saltpetre freely from garden shops.
	1:56pm Sean B.: @UMichaeal Tuning in late; But here... Howdy.
	1:56pm johnk77: rocketry better outside away from population centers
	1:57pm Stanley: Ahhh, Listen With Sarah, what an honour I have many of your recordings. The mash ups of John Peel and Andy Kershaw come to mind. Pleasure to 'meet' you.
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: Glad to see you all...Brian, Sean, and anyone I may have missed!
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: I needs must check out Listen with Sarah's music.
	1:59pm Sarah & Peter: Wow, how nice, Stanley. Pleased to meet you too!
	2:00pm Guido from Cologne: @Brian Yes the drummer helps everyone who finds it hard to go along with it.
	2:02pm johnk77: for my future road trip to @um great guitarists? to possibly see live in the vein of jorma, bonnie raitt or bill kirchen?
	2:03pm Sarah & Peter: See FMA & www.wombnet.com for Listen With Sarah and other Wombnet releases :D
	🛒 2:03pm Brian in UK: Guido at times I was worried that he was taking control, then it was pulled back. Interesting.
	2:07pm Sean B.: @johnk77 I want to check out Freddie Roulette sometime because he is unbelievable. Lap Steel blues player...for many many years.
	2:08pm Guido from Cologne: @Brian I loved how he re-adjustes the drumset while playing, even while playing in the forefront. This is a truly relaxed approach. I would love to be as relaxed myself.
	2:09pm Uncle Michael: Freddie is good...similarly Robert Randolph.
	2:09pm Guido from Cologne: hey northern Soul Party! It's Firday people!
	2:10pm Peter & Sarah: http://freemusicarchive.org/label/wombnet/
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: Keeping the Faith, Guido! It's an All-Setter!
	2:11pm Stanley: Relaxed? I like them drummers that launch themselves over the their kit at the end of the show
	2:11pm Peter & Sarah: Northern Soul all day....yes please!
	2:11pm doctorjazz: Having one of those full moon kinda days, take a few minutes to listen, chill...
	2:11pm Sean B.: @UncleMichael How did you know I was droppin' by? RE: This set, so far. Yeah!.
	2:12pm Peter & Sarah: Uncle Mike...this is a great set. Thanks very much.
	2:12pm Uncle Michael: I'm glad to not be the only one having fun!
	2:13pm johnk77: @seanb thanx https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freddie_Roulette @um thanx for righteous selecting for the people
	2:13pm Sean B.: Northern Soul, Southern Soul, Blue Eyed Soul;It's all soul to me when I feel it.
	2:15pm Jeff g. back from eye doc: What's a good working definition of Northern Soul, please?
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: Obscure Motown-inspired soul popular in the north of England a decade after it was recorded.
	2:19pm Peter & Sarah: You just answered a question I was about to ask...what does Northern Soul mean in the US, 'cos I thought it was a British thing.
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: North of England...American records...fast...four on the floor beat.
	2:20pm Sean B.: @UncleM Killin' it. Nice. Thanx.
	2:22pm johnk77: did the live djs in uk really speed up the discs?
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: www.youtube.com... This doc is the best explanation I can offer.
	2:22pm doctorjazz: Great set, digging whatever soul it is!
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: I think they did speed them up sometimes. I think DJs still play with speed.
	2:24pm Sean B.: The Wolfman never messed with that stuff...
	2:24pm Guido from Cologne: It's debatable if Northern Soul is a musical style as such. Though your hear it after seconds when you are into it.
	2:24pm Uncle Michael: I meant dancefloor DJs.
	2:25pm Dean: And Kurt Gottschalk. He messes with rpm, too.
	2:28pm Jeff g. back from eye doc: Aha. Thanks!
	2:29pm ndbob: I've always had mixed feelings about Northern soul - lots of records I like, but many I think are pretty poor - @UM agreed
	2:30pm chromaphone: Look forward to checking out the doc, thanks.
	2:31pm Sean B.: Ok @UM Although In poor taste, you got my joke; One of the greats nevertheless;If not such maybe the pinnacle. Pretty much one of the DJ's that were the soundtrack to my childhood.
	2:33pm Guido from Cologne: It is part of the art of DeJaying to improvise the sequencing that makes even the most rediculous singles come over as absolutely awesome masterworks. Very often poor songs with great session musicians making the best of it. Often enough great song as well.
	2:35pm Peter & Sarah: Tara a bit. Dinner time. Great show. Hear you next week.
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: Thanks P&S...see you next time!
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Junk drawer set alert!
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: I wonder what the cutoff age for knowing what True Confessions magazine is.
	2:41pm Guido from Cologne: Brook Benton: anyway a pioneer in singing "ecology anthems" - or what it should have become.
	2:49pm Goyim in the AM: I was born at the end of the '60s and my mother used to snatch it out of my hand at the grocery store.
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: There was always a woman in her underwear making an escape from a dank basement on the cover.
	2:53pm Guido from Cologne: I must have that Traffic track and I'm irritated why it passed my attention ...
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Put some ointment on it.
	2:54pm Doug Schulkind: Gotta shuffle of to Workalo. Have a great last six minutes!
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Doug. Take some ointment.
	2:57pm Goyim in the AM: Ointment for EVERYONE!
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Unguent for Peter Stormare.
	2:57pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:58pm Goyim in the AM: Bad news coming down the wire that Phil Austin of Firesign Theater has died. :-(
	2:58pm Uncle Michael: Thank you Bob.
	2:59pm Stanley: Loved the show thanks UM
	2:59pm Guido from Cologne: must be Quincy Jones arranging ... or?
	2:59pm Uncle Michael: That's terrible news, Goyim. :(
	3:00pm Dean: Bad news, indeed. He was 74, still a kid.
	3:02pm Dean: I wish some of the things I know as of the last few minutes were wrong.
	3:02pm Jeff g. back from eye doc: Thanks for the wonderful show, @UM. Looking forward to some Firesign next week...
	3:03pm Guido from Cologne: Thanks Michael CU
	3:05pm Uncle Michael: Bye everyone. See you in two.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from June 19, 2015

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