WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from August 19, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:01pm duke: Did the pizza arrive?
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Blossom, go do that "boo doo" that you do so well!!
	12:02pm ndbob: afternoon UM duke james everyone!
	12:02pm doctorjazz: Round 2, hi all!
	12:03pm annie: made it acoss the divide
	12:03pm Rudy Poot: Someone ask for me?
	12:04pm Dean: The image is disorienting. The spindle appears to be turning relative to the label.
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: I'm being hyp-mo-tized!
	12:04pm Parq: Dang, I was away from my desk! Where is it midnight?
	12:05pm Sir Nose D'Voidoffunk: Someone ask for me?
	12:05pm Stanley: Did I hear right -I've got a string attached to my thing?
	12:06pm Dominick: always twirling, twirling, twirling towards freedom!
	12:06pm βrian: No, I think it was a "strang" attached to my "thang."
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Duke! James! Bob! Doc! Annie! Rudy! Dean! Stanley! Dom! Brian!
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Tip of the hat to Jocko Henderson!
	12:08pm mauri: nasedk.in...
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Mauri!
	12:08pm doctorjazz: I think the spindle is turning, the camera is going around the spindle. Glad I can toggle it off, dizzying!
	12:12pm Dean: The spindle is still from the POV of the camera, just as the label is still (the text doesn't budge). But the reflections from the spindle give the appearance of motion. There's no similar illusion for the label.
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: The spindle and record are turning together and stationary, relative to the camera. The reflections on the spindle create the illusion of it moving, relative to the camera.
	12:12pm listener james from westwood: @Dominick: A hearty LOL at the Simpsons nod (extra-relevant in an election year!)
	12:12pm βrian: @Dean: Yep.
	12:12pm Paul Sherratt: Someone ask for me? Doug Sounds a bit French to me ...
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: What Dean said.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Simpsons?
	12:13pm Dean: I think we've just proven another of Einstein's theorems, E=LP^2.
	12:13pm Parq: Belly dancer? No, Bali dancer! en.wikipedia.org...
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Paul!
	12:14pm Uncle Michael: Parq!
	12:14pm coelacanth: hello Uncle M and Dinkies
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Coelacanth!
	12:17pm annie: i've spent over an hour trying to fit "wherein" into this scrabble grid and there just ain't no way.!!
	12:18pm Dominick: www.youtube.com...
	12:18pm annie: if only "imis" was a word
	12:18pm βrian: Do y'all pronounce the 'h' in wheat?
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Sometimes.
	12:19pm Parq: βrian, uh, no. Also, I don't over-emphasize the double-t in "written".
	12:20pm Paul Sherratt: Brian, around this time ( GMT ) the 'Canned ' is silent
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: If you're from Jersey, you don't pronounce the t's at all!
	12:21pm coelacanth: βrian, the good folks don't.
	12:22pm ndbob: A long time since I've heard this
	12:22pm Dean: SASHIMIS?
	12:22pm Parq: UM,. I actually drop the I, as in "writt'n". I also drop my Gs. I have that much in common with Palin, although unlike her, I don't do it on purpose.
	12:23pm Parq: The E, not the I. Sorry.
	12:24pm Mhinca: Always a treat to hear Procol Harum (esp less well known cuts). Thx & good morning!
	12:26pm βrian: The list of evil governors is far too long.
	12:29pm listener james from westwood: This New Jerseyan agrees.
	12:29pm βrian: I saw Bombino in a nice concert venue. But they really need a big open space, cuz ya gots to sway!
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: You lost me, Dean...as is not uncommon. Mhinca!
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: I practice pronouncing "album" like Bob Brainen. I can t quite get it. Or "button" like Todd-o-phonic.
	12:31pm βrian: Does one pronounce the 'h' in sashimi?
	12:31pm onsite oats: this one ain't so bad on the phones neither
	12:31pm coelacanth: -but the H is not at the beginning of the word. "hweat" is simply incorrect. maybe originally, when people didn't learn their vocabulary from advertisers who paid by the second, people pronounced the H after the W in a subtle way.
	12:31pm Dean: Passing a note to annie. She has IMIS on the board.
	12:32pm onsite oats: nonesuch? really hmmm
	12:32pm βrian: Does one pronounce the 'h' in scrabble?
	12:32pm coelacanth: i just say "sashimi". often.
	12:33pm Uncle Michael: Oats!
	12:34pm βrian: @coel: I've sometimes heard it as "who-eat" but gracefully elided. Peter O'Toole might do so where he still with us.
	12:34pm SeanG: VIVA COLOMBIA!!
	12:35pm βrian: eh, "were he still with us."
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: Sean!
	12:36pm Dean: OED on etymology of "wheat": Old English hwǽte strong masculine = Old Frisian (h)wête (North Frisian wêtte ), Old Saxon hwêti (Middle Dutch weite , Dutch weit ), Middle Low German weiten , wêten (Low German weten ), Old High German weiȥȥi , (Middle High German weiȥe, weitȥe , German weizen ), Old Norse hveiti (Swedish vete , Danish hvede ), Gothic hwaiteis < Old Germanic χwaitjaz , derivative of *χwīt- white adj. and n.
	12:37pm SeanG: UM!
	12:38pm coelacanth: βrian@12:34 i hope i run into someone today who speaks his/her whole (wHole?) vocabulary in such a way. i'll have my recorder ready. (...i am confused by the scrabble references here. i must've missed something.)
	12:40pm coelacanth: we-Hell, i stand corrected. in some languages it did in fact start with "h". Thank you Dean.
	12:41pm SeanG: this is the best thing I've ever heard!
	12:41pm Webhamster Henry: People yelling "Free Bird" are really yelling "Freberg!"
	12:42pm coelacanth: Hahahaha!
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: Henry!
	12:42pm Webhamster Henry: And also "Rumble, rumble, rumble. Mutiny, mutiny, mutiny"
	12:42pm Dean: My pleasure, coelacanth. Just goes to show I should have studied Old Frisian. Would have come in handy.
	12:42pm SeanG: wooooooo!
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: Paul's got the echo about right.
	12:46pm SeanG: just finished reading "Man on the Run" great book about Paul in the 70s
	12:46pm Mike East: Aimee Mann version of this is great
	12:46pm Mike East: Have I said hello yet? Hello.
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: Mike!
	12:48pm βrian: I've come to associate this sound more with Kansas than Polynesia. Why is that, UM?
	12:48pm annie: i was 18 and living in rochester, i LOVED Ram.
	12:48pm coelacanth: "too many people" was one of my earliest 45 purchases.
	12:49pm Webhamster Henry: Lots of words now starting with WH (probably all of them) were HW in Old English - it's the first word of Beowulf: Hƿæt! (What!), which may be as far as a lot of students get in Beowulf.
	12:50pm Dean: Reminds me to acquire a recording of Ben Bagby reciting/performing Beowulf.
	12:50pm Webhamster Henry: (That's not a P, that's a wynn, the original sign for w)
	12:51pm Webhamster Henry: Why I remember this after 1100 years is beyond me!
	12:51pm annie: oops, forgot the gin
	12:51pm βrian: It's also the first phoneme in "wherewolf." Wait a minute ...
	12:52pm coelacanth: the zombies failed commercially. that's why. then after splitting up got the breakthrough they were waiting for.
	12:53pm coelacanth: (at least that's how i remember it.)
	12:53pm Jeff Golick: Hi. I'd like to just leave this here: imgur.com...
	12:54pm Jeff Golick: Also, all this talk of "wheat" and "wherein" -- both words put me in mind of Woody Allen movies.
	12:55pm coelacanth: oh, i missed the object of "why?", sorry. but yeah, probably contractual, right?
	12:55pm ndbob: the best Moody Blues song - and it does speak favorably of a rodent:)
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: But why "Neil MacArthur"? Jeff!
	12:55pm annie: the sad thing about "wherein"? i use that word pretty regularly; people avoid me in conversations
	12:56pm SeanG: thanks for that link Jeff!
	12:57pm mauri: hahaha jeff
	12:57pm coelacanth: Jeff that's Great!
	12:58pm Jeff Golick: I can't get enough of it. "post-eldritch horrorcore" / "tennis house" I bow down to the unknown genius(es) behind such artistry.
	12:59pm Jeff Golick: ...and I credit writer Geeta Dayal with the link, via Twitter.
	1:00pm Jeff Golick: Re "wherein," this was a one-word Woody Allen quiz a friend used to inflict on people. That is: "wherein" - name the movie.
	1:00pm coelacanth: i use the word "absurd" occasionally, when it's in fact the best word to use. my niece, when she was about 12, called me a pretentious asshole or something like that (semi-jokingly) when i used it with her.
	1:02pm annie: hhmm jeff, i'm sad to say i've seen so many woody movies, but all the dialogues mess together. can we get a hnt?
	1:02pm Guido from Cologne: hello Michael & everyone!
	1:04pm Uncle Michael: Guido!
	1:05pm Jeff Golick: @annie: well, it's from his "good period," if that helps? Spoken by Woody....
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: How do people keep describing his early films to him in Stardust Memories?
	1:07pm Jeff Golick: "The funny ones?"
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: I thinks "Scenes from a Mall" is his worst film.
	1:13pm Dean: "Interiors" was not funny.
	1:14pm JP from KC: Hey, UM. Great show! Thanks for providing the soundtrack to my lunchtime escape from responsibility.
	1:15pm Jeff Golick: I stopped watching at around the one with singing and air-dancing (which I liked). Pretty sure time stopped during my viewing of "Another Woman."
	1:15pm annie: i'll say "Love and Death" or "Annie Hall"
	1:17pm annie: i can barely stand to watch anything with him in it, just a director's film is fine.
	1:18pm annie: fine, we forgive you.....
	1:18pm Jeff Golick: You're close, Annie. So close. More: "...wherein I could beat up her father."
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: JP!
	1:20pm βrian: You just can't get Cream of Wheat at the food carts around here!
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: Grits on a stick.
	1:22pm annie: it has to be "Manhatten" then. the only one i've seen just once
	1:22pm ndbob: I always liked Rosie's records - and vocals - but she really can't sing
	1:24pm Jeff Golick: Bingo, @annie!
	1:25pm annie: woot! now i should probably go watch it.
	1:26pm listener james from westwood: Not sure if I've ever heard the Arnold version of this one, but if I have, it's likely on this fine program. Glad either way!
	1:27pm Stevel: Fridays off mean gettin' all Hinky and Dinky on shit, if you know what I mean. Yes, cool cover. Not a surprise.
	1:28pm Lane Gray: Good afternoon, y'all!
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: Steve! Lane!
	1:32pm Guido from Cologne: When was the Sons Of Adam version? 1966?
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: Yep.
	1:35pm ndbob: this is good - never heard it before
	1:37pm Mike East: I have more important things to do, but I'm not doing them.
	1:38pm melinda: hi everyone
	1:38pm adrian in mpls: lurk lurk
	1:38pm 23 Wolves: Lurkin' hard or hardly lurkin'? Always listenin'! Your show is one of my top faves, along with Rolling Motion!
	1:39pm Lane Gray: I laid down as Blossom started up. The heat woke me up. Sleeper A/C is, like Mrs Kreisler, on the fritz
	1:39pm chromaphone: lurkin out
	1:39pm Webhamster Henry: "Frankieeee!"
	1:39pm ndbob: Hi Melinda!
	1:41pm doctorjazz: This Ghost Riders is a hoot (but are we jumping the shark...?)
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: Chromaphone! Melinda! Adrian! 23!
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: Mike!
	1:43pm Stevel: My GOD! The Eastern European-tinged brass flourishes. Someday, you're going to go all McGasko on us and bring an all Ghost Riders show. I'll hang through that.
	1:43pm Uncle Michael: Doc, maybe?
	1:45pm Lane Gray: Isn't this originally Merle (the original Merle, not that Haggard upstart)?
	1:46pm Lane Gray: (BTW, I'm still on Dry Bread)
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: stay tuned for some original Merle
	1:46pm melinda: hi bob!
	1:46pm Lane Gray: I love those George records with Paycheck on tenor harmony!
	1:50pm doctorjazz: This Travis is OUTRAGEOUS!
	1:53pm Lane Gray: He could kinda pick....
	1:53pm doctorjazz: HOLY SMOKE!
	1:54pm Stevel: On the steel?
	1:55pm onsite oats: Jerry's being a bit defensive don't you think?
	1:55pm Lane Gray: I think he messed some with it, but he was MUCH better on the armpit guitar.
	1:57pm V Priceless: boy, have I missed some cool stuff...hey Uncle M!
	1:58pm chromaphone: Shit I missed the country set...
	1:59pm Lane Gray: But only city kids would play Tele licks with the trumpet section.
	2:02pm Webhamster Henry: There's always more room for Ghost Riders!
	2:02pm johnk77: jerry reed had a mawkish +yet effective performance style when i saw him in early eighties selecter-great set of standards upvote for ghostriders
	2:02pm Lane Gray: I found an image of the original single. It says Clayton wrote it.
	2:02pm Webhamster Henry: Lets send in our own versions - I wrote a song that could use the same melody that was about Cyber Cowboys.
	2:04pm johnk77: off to borscht belt tomorrow morning for jared gniewek wedding
	2:04pm Lane Gray: I'm still waiting to hear the Nashville Bar Association version, with Buddy Emmons using a harpsichord effect...
	2:04pm Uncle Michael: VP! John!
	2:05pm annie: henry, i thought for sure that said cyber cow-bullies
	2:07pm johnk77: im northwest bound +down w/@mikeeast how may jareds have worked at carroll?
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: loaded up and truckin'
	2:09pm Guido from Cologne: Better than any cover version
	2:10pm Stevel: I hear serious influences on Springsteen in Come On. Delivery, vocal rhythms.
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: "closer walk with thee" in this kills me
	2:11pm chromaphone: Just a closer walk with pain
	2:12pm Mike East: I only know of two, johnk77. Send him my best. I'm covering the weekend so Carroll can represent. My 3 yr old will be my assistant tomorrow. Locking up at 5pm since they didn't get anyone to cover you.
	2:14pm chromaphone: Damn I was too slow with my observation, you beat me to it Unkie! I was listening to a version of Closer Walk on a sacred steel comp on the way to work this morning :)
	2:15pm doctorjazz: So, believe it or not, I've been trying to research the Duke Ellington sax player from "...Apple Tree", I believe it was Otto Hardwicke (have to check with Phil Schapp for the definitive word on this). I pulled up the clip and listened, not Hodges, that's my call (and I'm sticking with it!)
	2:16pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Doc...let us know what Phil says (and says, and says, and says...)
	2:19pm johnk77: also i am part frisian @mikeeast i was planning to come in tonite did anyone set/up the monty alexander 7pm monday studio3? great work @um please even more procul harum +country/rock in future?
	2:19pm Dean: Re: Neil MacArthur (note spelling), this from a Goldmine survey in April '04 of various compilations of prog/folk-ish obscure tunes: "Carved with the same care and detail as last year's Velvet Tinmine exhumation of glam-rock's trashiest moments, ZigZag (named for the English magazine that most championed such artists) rounds up a wealth of names that range from the enduringly memorable (Leo Sayer, Tim Rose, Clifford T. Ward), through a handful of passing dazzlers (Brian Protheroe's ''Pinball'' was a pleasant minor hit, Howard Werth's ''You're Not Smiling'' will have you grinning like an idiot) and onto some genuinely obscure oddities. Who is Jake? What is Ellis? And why did Colin Blunstone change his name to Neil MacArthur? The answers are all here, grasshopper, and you will be glad you sought them out." The article goes on to note the presence of another Neil McArthur in The Green House Band, but neither it nor, as far as I can tell, the liner notes to ZigZag actually answer the question. Puzzling.
	2:21pm Mike East: @jk77 - no...Tanglewood came back early and is currently residing in Std3.
	2:23pm johnk77: @mikeeast so i i can blow off coming in tonight? and take a paid holiday or not my choice in the future? u make sure any truckers have keys?
	2:25pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Dean!
	2:27pm johnk77: buddy miles had a # of nice cars towed away for non-payment of loans/the seventies in novato, marin county, ca
	2:27pm Guido from Cologne: who was first with this song? Barbara Lynn or Johnny Copeland?
	2:29pm Mike East: If you got vacation days to burn, then burn 'em!
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: I think Johnny was, Guido,
	2:30pm johnk77: @mikeeast no i will probably save vacation and just take unpaid day off if that is cool w/u
	2:32pm doctorjazz: This is the album Brian Wilson recorded with the Wondermints?
	2:33pm doctorjazz: Sounds different than the original.
	2:33pm Guido from Cologne: though i now tempt to dig barbara's version even more. right now was the first time I ever heard it. Both versions on Atlantic Records.
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: Doc, the 2-thousand-and-(mumble) "SMiLE" release has a bunch of unreleased mixes.
	2:36pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Jason Elbogen's radio show is coming up next after Hinky Dinky Time. Jason will buffet the streamwaves with music of uncommon uncommonness from 3-6pm ET. Keep up the neighborly conversation on Jason's playlist, which will be here: wfmu.org...
	2:41pm Mike East: Is it very yellow in Amarillo?
	2:44pm hyde: hello!
	2:45pm mauri: thanks a bunch for the show UM. Good night!
	2:46pm Mike East: I gotta get that 2 thousand and mumble Smile one of these days.
	2:46pm Dominick: That wasn't the version from 2004's "Brian Wilson Presents SMiLE"? Sure sounded like a 62 year old Brian singing.
	2:47pm johnk77: old road dog saying if yr set list made a poem or at least a story u were good selecter@ums last set very good
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: Hyde! See ya, Mauri! thanks! See my attorney, Dominick!
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: Thanks John!
	2:49pm annie: thanks for another great show UM!
	2:49pm doctorjazz: In the home stretch, thanks UM off to the third leg of the Friday journey.
	2:51pm coelacanth: steppin' out a minute early. Thanks Uncle Michael!
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone!
	2:52pm geezerette: Drat this time zone! Hello! I must be going...I cannot stay,I came to say,"I must be going"...
	2:52pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:52pm Uncle Michael's Attorney: Dominick: First, Uncle Michael never said that it was from the 2004 edition. Second, when Uncle Michael said that it was from the 2004 edition, he was correct. Third, when Uncle Michael incorrectly said that it was from the 2004 edition, he was expressing non-actionable opinion.
	2:52pm SeanG: cheers UM!
	2:54pm Dominick: Thanks for the clarification UM'sA
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: whew
	2:58pm hyde: goodbye!
	2:58pm Dominick: That Dickens was nuts! Just got learned 'bout them.
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: Oh, man, that went by waaaay too quickly. Thanks for the jumpin' show!
	2:59pm Dean: Jarndice v. Jarndice?
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: bye!!
	3:01pm Guido from Cologne: bye
	12:04am fxo: really impressed with yer show.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from August 19, 2016

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August 19, 2016: The faster we go, the rounder we get.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Parliament	Mr. Wiggles "Mr. Wiggles" by "Parliament"	Motor Booty Affair (Casablanca - 1978)	0:02:16 (Pop-up)
Funkadelic	Cosmic Slop "Cosmic Slop" by "Funkadelic"	Cosmic Slop (Westbound - 1973)	0:08:52 (Pop-up)
The Guess Who	Of a Dropping Pin "Of a Dropping Pin" by "The Guess Who"	Canned Wheat (RCA Victor - 1969)	0:14:03 (Pop-up)
Procol Harum	The Devil Came From Kansas	A Salty Dog (Regal Zonophone - 1961)	0:17:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Unknown	Unknown "Unknown" by "Unknown"	unk. (unk. - unk.) (From: Lost Jukebox Volume 144)	0:22:17 (Pop-up)
Bombino	Azamane Tiliade "Azamane Tiliade" by "Bombino"	Nomad (Nonesuch - 2013)	0:26:10 (Pop-up)
Meridian Brothers	Coplas Para Cantar Al Atardece	unk. (Staubgold - 2013) (From: Devoción (Works 2005 - 2011))	0:30:09 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra	In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree	shellac 10" (b-side to Harlem Speaks) (Brunswick - 1933)	0:35:29 (Pop-up)
Stan Freberg	Heartbreak Hotel "Heartbreak Hotel" by "Stan Freberg"	A Child's Garden of Freberg (Capitol - 1957) (From: Tip of the Freberg: The Stan Freberg Collection 1951-1998)	0:38:38 (Pop-up)
Paul & Linda McCartney	Too Many People	Ram (Apple - 1971)	0:40:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jerry Byrd	Adventures In Paradise	Byrd Of Paradise (Monument - 1961)	0:44:57 (Pop-up)
Neil McArthur	12.29 "12.29" by "Neil McArthur"	single (b-side to It's Not Easy) (Deram - 1969) (From: Lost Jukebox Vol. 73)	0:49:43 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	This Is My House (But Nobody Calls)	single (b-side to Boulevard De La Madelaine) (Decca - 1966)	0:52:40 (Pop-up)
The Tremeloes	Suddenly You Love Me	single (b/w As You Are) (CBS - 1968) (From: The 24 Greatest Hits)	0:55:10 (Pop-up)
Stackridge	Highbury Incident (Rainy July Morning)	Extravaganza (The Rocket Record Company - 1974)	0:57:49 (Pop-up)
Your Mother	Cryptic Subterfuge "Cryptic Subterfuge" by "Your Mother"	single (b/w Hello) (Your Mother Enterprises - 1968)	1:01:46 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	Ennui "Ennui" by "Lou Reed"	Sally Can't Dance (RCA Victor - 1974)	1:07:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Electrik Cokernut	Jeepster "Jeepster" by "Electrik Cokernut"	(ummm...where did I put that damned title?) (Music For Pleasure - 1973) (From: Lost Glam Rock!)	1:10:42 (Pop-up)
Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra Vocals – Connie Haines, Frank Sinatra, The Pied Pipers	Oh! Look At Me Now	shellac 10" (b/w You Might Have Belonged To Another) (Victor - 1941) (From: Frank Sinatra / The Song Is You - The Complete Studio Masters Vol 2)	1:15:48 (Pop-up)
Rosie (Formerly Of The Originals)	Lonely Blue Nights	single (b/w We'll Have A Chance) (Brunswick - 1961)	1:18:58 (Pop-up)
P.P. Arnold	Angel Of The Morning "Angel Of The Morning" by "P.P. Arnold"	single (b/w Life Is But Nothing) (Immediate - 1968) (From: Immediate - The Singles Collection)	1:21:54 (Pop-up)
The Lurkers	I Don't Need To Tell Her	single (b/w Pills) (Beggar's Banquet - 1978)	1:25:06 (Pop-up)
The Other Half	Feathered Fish "Feathered Fish" by "The Other Half"	The Other Half (Acta - 1968) (From: Sixties Rebellion Vol 8-Mondo Mutiny #1, The Love)	1:28:09 (Pop-up)
Neighb'rhood Childr'n	Patterns "Patterns" by "Neighb'rhood Childr'n"	Neighb'rhood Childr'n (Acta - 1968) (From: Long Years In Space)	1:30:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: UM	So Groovy Now "So Groovy Now" by "UM"	n/a (n/a - 2016)	1:33:53 (Pop-up)
Waldemar Matuška	Dablovo Stado aka Riders In The Sky	unk. (unk. - 1991?)	1:37:39 (Pop-up)
Hank Thompson	Dry Bread "Dry Bread" by "Hank Thompson"	Songs For Rounders (Capitol - 1959)	1:40:18 (Pop-up)
George Jones	Ship Of Love "Ship Of Love" by "George Jones"	single (b-side to Take Me) (Musicor - 1965) (From: Musicor Sides Vol. 3)	1:42:51 (Pop-up)
Al Dexter and his Troopers	Pistol Packin' Mama	shellac 10" (b/w Rosalita) (Columbia - 1944)	1:45:12 (Pop-up)
Merle Travis	Merle's Boogie Woogie	shellac 10" (b-side to Fat Gal) (Capitol - 1947) (From: Dim Lights, Thick Smoke and Hillbilly Music - Country and Western Hit Parade)	1:47:58 (Pop-up)
Jerry Reed	Country Boy's Dream "Country Boy's Dream" by "Jerry Reed"	Ko-Ko Joe (RCA Victor - 1971)	1:50:55 (Pop-up)
Clayton Ford	Don't Believe All City Kids Are Bad	single (b/w Don't Believe All City Kids Are Bad) (Startime - 1970)	1:53:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ted Atking & Alain Feanch	International Scoop 1	Scoop (Sonoton - 1980)	1:55:27 (Pop-up)
Elmore James And The Broom Dusters	Blue's Before Sunrise	Blues After Hours (Crown - 1960) (From: Modern Records Story - Very Best Of The Modern Labels)	2:00:35 (Pop-up)
Sonny Boy Williamson	I Shake the Boogie	shellac 10" (b/w Mean Lee Highway) (RC Victor - 1946) (From: ABC of the Blues)	2:03:12 (Pop-up)
Chuck Berry	Come On "Come On" by "Chuck Berry"	single (b/w Go-Go-Go) (Chess - 1961)	2:05:52 (Pop-up)
Huey "Piano" Smith and the Pitter Pats	Baby, You Hurt Me	single (b/w Whatcha Bet) (Instant - 1961)	2:07:36 (Pop-up)
Johnnie Taylor	Cheaper to Keep Her	single (b//w I Can Read Between The Lines) (Stax - 1973) (From: The Complete Stax-Volt Soul Singles, Vol. 3: 1972-1975)	2:09:50 (Pop-up)
Hesitations	Climb Every Mountain "Climb Every Mountain" by "Hesitations"	single (b/w My World) (Kapp - 1968)	2:13:05 (Pop-up)
The O'Jays	992 Arguments "992 Arguments" by "The O'Jays"	single (b/w Listen To The Clock On The Wall) (Philadelphia International - 1972) (From: Soul Hits of the 70s: Didn't It Blow Your Mind!, Vol. 9)	2:15:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alan Parker	Ice Breaker "Ice Breaker" by "Alan Parker"	Afro Rock (KPM - 1973)	2:17:51 (Pop-up)
Buddy Miles	Memphis Train "Memphis Train" by "Buddy Miles"	Them Changes (Mercury - 1970)	2:21:18 (Pop-up)
Barbara Lynn	Sufferin' City "Sufferin' City" by "Barbara Lynn"	Here Is (Atlantic - 1968) (From: The Complete Atlantic Recordings)	2:24:12 (Pop-up)
Brian Wilson	Heroes And Villains "Heroes And Villains" by "Brian Wilson"	n/a (n/a - 1967) (From: SMiLE)	2:26:29 (Pop-up)
Spanky & Our Gang	Jane "Jane" by "Spanky & Our Gang"	Anything You Choose B/W Without Rhyme Or Reason (Merury - 1969) (From: The Complete Mercury Recordings)	2:31:20 (Pop-up)
George Formby	Delivering The Morning Milk	shellac 10" (b/w unk) (Regal Zonophone - 1941)	2:34:32 (Pop-up)
Tony Christie	(Is This The Way To) Amarillo	single (b/w Love Is A Friend Of Mine) (MCA - 1971) (From: Bubblegum Classics)	2:37:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Harold Betters	Do Anything You Wanna Pt 1	single (b/w Do Anything You Wanna Pt 2) (Gateway - 1964)	2:40:21 (Pop-up)
Brenda Holloway	You've Made Me So Very Happy	single (b/w I've Got To Find It) (Tamla - 1967) (From: Complete Motown Singles - Vol 7)	2:43:28 (Pop-up)
Sonny Wilson	I'm Gonna Take A Walk	single (b/w Sonny Wilson With The Gene Lowery Singers - The Great Pretender) (Sun - 1960) />(From: The Complete Sun Singles	2:46:11 (Pop-up)
Evie Sands	Picture Me Gone "Picture Me Gone" by "Evie Sands"	single (b/w It Makes Me Laugh) (Cameo - 1966) (From: Lost Jukebox Volume 062)	2:48:17 (Pop-up)
Dickens	Don't Talk About My Music	single (b-side to Sho' Need Love) (Scepter - 1971)	2:51:32 (Pop-up)
The Fireballs	Quite A Party "Quite A Party" by "The Fireballs"	single (b/w Gunshot) (Pye - 1961)	2:54:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues) (Blue Horizon - 1968)	2:56:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm duke: Did the pizza arrive?
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Blossom, go do that "boo doo" that you do so well!!
	12:02pm ndbob: afternoon UM duke james everyone!
	12:02pm doctorjazz: Round 2, hi all!
	12:03pm annie: made it acoss the divide
	12:03pm Rudy Poot: Someone ask for me?
	12:04pm Dean: The image is disorienting. The spindle appears to be turning relative to the label.
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: I'm being hyp-mo-tized!
	12:04pm Parq: Dang, I was away from my desk! Where is it midnight?
	12:05pm Sir Nose D'Voidoffunk: Someone ask for me?
	12:05pm Stanley: Did I hear right -I've got a string attached to my thing?
	12:06pm Dominick: always twirling, twirling, twirling towards freedom!
	12:06pm βrian: No, I think it was a "strang" attached to my "thang."
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Duke! James! Bob! Doc! Annie! Rudy! Dean! Stanley! Dom! Brian!
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: Tip of the hat to Jocko Henderson!
	12:08pm mauri: nasedk.in...
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Mauri!
	12:08pm doctorjazz: I think the spindle is turning, the camera is going around the spindle. Glad I can toggle it off, dizzying!
	12:12pm Dean: The spindle is still from the POV of the camera, just as the label is still (the text doesn't budge). But the reflections from the spindle give the appearance of motion. There's no similar illusion for the label.
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: The spindle and record are turning together and stationary, relative to the camera. The reflections on the spindle create the illusion of it moving, relative to the camera.
	12:12pm listener james from westwood: @Dominick: A hearty LOL at the Simpsons nod (extra-relevant in an election year!)
	12:12pm βrian: @Dean: Yep.
	12:12pm Paul Sherratt: Someone ask for me? Doug Sounds a bit French to me ...
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: What Dean said.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Simpsons?
	12:13pm Dean: I think we've just proven another of Einstein's theorems, E=LP^2.
	12:13pm Parq: Belly dancer? No, Bali dancer! en.wikipedia.org...
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Paul!
	12:14pm Uncle Michael: Parq!
	12:14pm coelacanth: hello Uncle M and Dinkies
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Coelacanth!
	12:17pm annie: i've spent over an hour trying to fit "wherein" into this scrabble grid and there just ain't no way.!!
	12:18pm Dominick: www.youtube.com...
	12:18pm annie: if only "imis" was a word
	12:18pm βrian: Do y'all pronounce the 'h' in wheat?
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: Sometimes.
	12:19pm Parq: βrian, uh, no. Also, I don't over-emphasize the double-t in "written".
	12:20pm Paul Sherratt: Brian, around this time ( GMT ) the 'Canned ' is silent
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: If you're from Jersey, you don't pronounce the t's at all!
	12:21pm coelacanth: βrian, the good folks don't.
	12:22pm ndbob: A long time since I've heard this
	12:22pm Dean: SASHIMIS?
	12:22pm Parq: UM,. I actually drop the I, as in "writt'n". I also drop my Gs. I have that much in common with Palin, although unlike her, I don't do it on purpose.
	12:23pm Parq: The E, not the I. Sorry.
	12:24pm Mhinca: Always a treat to hear Procol Harum (esp less well known cuts). Thx & good morning!
	12:26pm βrian: The list of evil governors is far too long.
	12:29pm listener james from westwood: This New Jerseyan agrees.
	12:29pm βrian: I saw Bombino in a nice concert venue. But they really need a big open space, cuz ya gots to sway!
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: You lost me, Dean...as is not uncommon. Mhinca!
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: I practice pronouncing "album" like Bob Brainen. I can t quite get it. Or "button" like Todd-o-phonic.
	12:31pm βrian: Does one pronounce the 'h' in sashimi?
	12:31pm onsite oats: this one ain't so bad on the phones neither
	12:31pm coelacanth: -but the H is not at the beginning of the word. "hweat" is simply incorrect. maybe originally, when people didn't learn their vocabulary from advertisers who paid by the second, people pronounced the H after the W in a subtle way.
	12:31pm Dean: Passing a note to annie. She has IMIS on the board.
	12:32pm onsite oats: nonesuch? really hmmm
	12:32pm βrian: Does one pronounce the 'h' in scrabble?
	12:32pm coelacanth: i just say "sashimi". often.
	12:33pm Uncle Michael: Oats!
	12:34pm βrian: @coel: I've sometimes heard it as "who-eat" but gracefully elided. Peter O'Toole might do so where he still with us.
	12:34pm SeanG: VIVA COLOMBIA!!
	12:35pm βrian: eh, "were he still with us."
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: Sean!
	12:36pm Dean: OED on etymology of "wheat": Old English hwǽte strong masculine = Old Frisian (h)wête (North Frisian wêtte ), Old Saxon hwêti (Middle Dutch weite , Dutch weit ), Middle Low German weiten , wêten (Low German weten ), Old High German weiȥȥi , (Middle High German weiȥe, weitȥe , German weizen ), Old Norse hveiti (Swedish vete , Danish hvede ), Gothic hwaiteis < Old Germanic χwaitjaz , derivative of *χwīt- white adj. and n.
	12:37pm SeanG: UM!
	12:38pm coelacanth: βrian@12:34 i hope i run into someone today who speaks his/her whole (wHole?) vocabulary in such a way. i'll have my recorder ready. (...i am confused by the scrabble references here. i must've missed something.)
	12:40pm coelacanth: we-Hell, i stand corrected. in some languages it did in fact start with "h". Thank you Dean.
	12:41pm SeanG: this is the best thing I've ever heard!
	12:41pm Webhamster Henry: People yelling "Free Bird" are really yelling "Freberg!"
	12:42pm coelacanth: Hahahaha!
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: Henry!
	12:42pm Webhamster Henry: And also "Rumble, rumble, rumble. Mutiny, mutiny, mutiny"
	12:42pm Dean: My pleasure, coelacanth. Just goes to show I should have studied Old Frisian. Would have come in handy.
	12:42pm SeanG: wooooooo!
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: Paul's got the echo about right.
	12:46pm SeanG: just finished reading "Man on the Run" great book about Paul in the 70s
	12:46pm Mike East: Aimee Mann version of this is great
	12:46pm Mike East: Have I said hello yet? Hello.
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: Mike!
	12:48pm βrian: I've come to associate this sound more with Kansas than Polynesia. Why is that, UM?
	12:48pm annie: i was 18 and living in rochester, i LOVED Ram.
	12:48pm coelacanth: "too many people" was one of my earliest 45 purchases.
	12:49pm Webhamster Henry: Lots of words now starting with WH (probably all of them) were HW in Old English - it's the first word of Beowulf: Hƿæt! (What!), which may be as far as a lot of students get in Beowulf.
	12:50pm Dean: Reminds me to acquire a recording of Ben Bagby reciting/performing Beowulf.
	12:50pm Webhamster Henry: (That's not a P, that's a wynn, the original sign for w)
	12:51pm Webhamster Henry: Why I remember this after 1100 years is beyond me!
	12:51pm annie: oops, forgot the gin
	12:51pm βrian: It's also the first phoneme in "wherewolf." Wait a minute ...
	12:52pm coelacanth: the zombies failed commercially. that's why. then after splitting up got the breakthrough they were waiting for.
	12:53pm coelacanth: (at least that's how i remember it.)
	12:53pm Jeff Golick: Hi. I'd like to just leave this here: imgur.com...
	12:54pm Jeff Golick: Also, all this talk of "wheat" and "wherein" -- both words put me in mind of Woody Allen movies.
	12:55pm coelacanth: oh, i missed the object of "why?", sorry. but yeah, probably contractual, right?
	12:55pm ndbob: the best Moody Blues song - and it does speak favorably of a rodent:)
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: But why "Neil MacArthur"? Jeff!
	12:55pm annie: the sad thing about "wherein"? i use that word pretty regularly; people avoid me in conversations
	12:56pm SeanG: thanks for that link Jeff!
	12:57pm mauri: hahaha jeff
	12:57pm coelacanth: Jeff that's Great!
	12:58pm Jeff Golick: I can't get enough of it. "post-eldritch horrorcore" / "tennis house" I bow down to the unknown genius(es) behind such artistry.
	12:59pm Jeff Golick: ...and I credit writer Geeta Dayal with the link, via Twitter.
	1:00pm Jeff Golick: Re "wherein," this was a one-word Woody Allen quiz a friend used to inflict on people. That is: "wherein" - name the movie.
	1:00pm coelacanth: i use the word "absurd" occasionally, when it's in fact the best word to use. my niece, when she was about 12, called me a pretentious asshole or something like that (semi-jokingly) when i used it with her.
	1:02pm annie: hhmm jeff, i'm sad to say i've seen so many woody movies, but all the dialogues mess together. can we get a hnt?
	1:02pm Guido from Cologne: hello Michael & everyone!
	1:04pm Uncle Michael: Guido!
	1:05pm Jeff Golick: @annie: well, it's from his "good period," if that helps? Spoken by Woody....
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: How do people keep describing his early films to him in Stardust Memories?
	1:07pm Jeff Golick: "The funny ones?"
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: I thinks "Scenes from a Mall" is his worst film.
	1:13pm Dean: "Interiors" was not funny.
	1:14pm JP from KC: Hey, UM. Great show! Thanks for providing the soundtrack to my lunchtime escape from responsibility.
	1:15pm Jeff Golick: I stopped watching at around the one with singing and air-dancing (which I liked). Pretty sure time stopped during my viewing of "Another Woman."
	1:15pm annie: i'll say "Love and Death" or "Annie Hall"
	1:17pm annie: i can barely stand to watch anything with him in it, just a director's film is fine.
	1:18pm annie: fine, we forgive you.....
	1:18pm Jeff Golick: You're close, Annie. So close. More: "...wherein I could beat up her father."
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: JP!
	1:20pm βrian: You just can't get Cream of Wheat at the food carts around here!
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: Grits on a stick.
	1:22pm annie: it has to be "Manhatten" then. the only one i've seen just once
	1:22pm ndbob: I always liked Rosie's records - and vocals - but she really can't sing
	1:24pm Jeff Golick: Bingo, @annie!
	1:25pm annie: woot! now i should probably go watch it.
	1:26pm listener james from westwood: Not sure if I've ever heard the Arnold version of this one, but if I have, it's likely on this fine program. Glad either way!
	1:27pm Stevel: Fridays off mean gettin' all Hinky and Dinky on shit, if you know what I mean. Yes, cool cover. Not a surprise.
	1:28pm Lane Gray: Good afternoon, y'all!
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: Steve! Lane!
	1:32pm Guido from Cologne: When was the Sons Of Adam version? 1966?
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: Yep.
	1:35pm ndbob: this is good - never heard it before
	1:37pm Mike East: I have more important things to do, but I'm not doing them.
	1:38pm melinda: hi everyone
	1:38pm adrian in mpls: lurk lurk
	1:38pm 23 Wolves: Lurkin' hard or hardly lurkin'? Always listenin'! Your show is one of my top faves, along with Rolling Motion!
	1:39pm Lane Gray: I laid down as Blossom started up. The heat woke me up. Sleeper A/C is, like Mrs Kreisler, on the fritz
	1:39pm chromaphone: lurkin out
	1:39pm Webhamster Henry: "Frankieeee!"
	1:39pm ndbob: Hi Melinda!
	1:41pm doctorjazz: This Ghost Riders is a hoot (but are we jumping the shark...?)
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: Chromaphone! Melinda! Adrian! 23!
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: Mike!
	1:43pm Stevel: My GOD! The Eastern European-tinged brass flourishes. Someday, you're going to go all McGasko on us and bring an all Ghost Riders show. I'll hang through that.
	1:43pm Uncle Michael: Doc, maybe?
	1:45pm Lane Gray: Isn't this originally Merle (the original Merle, not that Haggard upstart)?
	1:46pm Lane Gray: (BTW, I'm still on Dry Bread)
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: stay tuned for some original Merle
	1:46pm melinda: hi bob!
	1:46pm Lane Gray: I love those George records with Paycheck on tenor harmony!
	1:50pm doctorjazz: This Travis is OUTRAGEOUS!
	1:53pm Lane Gray: He could kinda pick....
	1:53pm doctorjazz: HOLY SMOKE!
	1:54pm Stevel: On the steel?
	1:55pm onsite oats: Jerry's being a bit defensive don't you think?
	1:55pm Lane Gray: I think he messed some with it, but he was MUCH better on the armpit guitar.
	1:57pm V Priceless: boy, have I missed some cool stuff...hey Uncle M!
	1:58pm chromaphone: Shit I missed the country set...
	1:59pm Lane Gray: But only city kids would play Tele licks with the trumpet section.
	2:02pm Webhamster Henry: There's always more room for Ghost Riders!
	2:02pm johnk77: jerry reed had a mawkish +yet effective performance style when i saw him in early eighties selecter-great set of standards upvote for ghostriders
	2:02pm Lane Gray: I found an image of the original single. It says Clayton wrote it.
	2:02pm Webhamster Henry: Lets send in our own versions - I wrote a song that could use the same melody that was about Cyber Cowboys.
	2:04pm johnk77: off to borscht belt tomorrow morning for jared gniewek wedding
	2:04pm Lane Gray: I'm still waiting to hear the Nashville Bar Association version, with Buddy Emmons using a harpsichord effect...
	2:04pm Uncle Michael: VP! John!
	2:05pm annie: henry, i thought for sure that said cyber cow-bullies
	2:07pm johnk77: im northwest bound +down w/@mikeeast how may jareds have worked at carroll?
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: loaded up and truckin'
	2:09pm Guido from Cologne: Better than any cover version
	2:10pm Stevel: I hear serious influences on Springsteen in Come On. Delivery, vocal rhythms.
	2:11pm Uncle Michael: "closer walk with thee" in this kills me
	2:11pm chromaphone: Just a closer walk with pain
	2:12pm Mike East: I only know of two, johnk77. Send him my best. I'm covering the weekend so Carroll can represent. My 3 yr old will be my assistant tomorrow. Locking up at 5pm since they didn't get anyone to cover you.
	2:14pm chromaphone: Damn I was too slow with my observation, you beat me to it Unkie! I was listening to a version of Closer Walk on a sacred steel comp on the way to work this morning :)
	2:15pm doctorjazz: So, believe it or not, I've been trying to research the Duke Ellington sax player from "...Apple Tree", I believe it was Otto Hardwicke (have to check with Phil Schapp for the definitive word on this). I pulled up the clip and listened, not Hodges, that's my call (and I'm sticking with it!)
	2:16pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Doc...let us know what Phil says (and says, and says, and says...)
	2:19pm johnk77: also i am part frisian @mikeeast i was planning to come in tonite did anyone set/up the monty alexander 7pm monday studio3? great work @um please even more procul harum +country/rock in future?
	2:19pm Dean: Re: Neil MacArthur (note spelling), this from a Goldmine survey in April '04 of various compilations of prog/folk-ish obscure tunes: "Carved with the same care and detail as last year's Velvet Tinmine exhumation of glam-rock's trashiest moments, ZigZag (named for the English magazine that most championed such artists) rounds up a wealth of names that range from the enduringly memorable (Leo Sayer, Tim Rose, Clifford T. Ward), through a handful of passing dazzlers (Brian Protheroe's ''Pinball'' was a pleasant minor hit, Howard Werth's ''You're Not Smiling'' will have you grinning like an idiot) and onto some genuinely obscure oddities. Who is Jake? What is Ellis? And why did Colin Blunstone change his name to Neil MacArthur? The answers are all here, grasshopper, and you will be glad you sought them out." The article goes on to note the presence of another Neil McArthur in The Green House Band, but neither it nor, as far as I can tell, the liner notes to ZigZag actually answer the question. Puzzling.
	2:21pm Mike East: @jk77 - no...Tanglewood came back early and is currently residing in Std3.
	2:23pm johnk77: @mikeeast so i i can blow off coming in tonight? and take a paid holiday or not my choice in the future? u make sure any truckers have keys?
	2:25pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Dean!
	2:27pm johnk77: buddy miles had a # of nice cars towed away for non-payment of loans/the seventies in novato, marin county, ca
	2:27pm Guido from Cologne: who was first with this song? Barbara Lynn or Johnny Copeland?
	2:29pm Mike East: If you got vacation days to burn, then burn 'em!
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: I think Johnny was, Guido,
	2:30pm johnk77: @mikeeast no i will probably save vacation and just take unpaid day off if that is cool w/u
	2:32pm doctorjazz: This is the album Brian Wilson recorded with the Wondermints?
	2:33pm doctorjazz: Sounds different than the original.
	2:33pm Guido from Cologne: though i now tempt to dig barbara's version even more. right now was the first time I ever heard it. Both versions on Atlantic Records.
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: Doc, the 2-thousand-and-(mumble) "SMiLE" release has a bunch of unreleased mixes.
	2:36pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Jason Elbogen's radio show is coming up next after Hinky Dinky Time. Jason will buffet the streamwaves with music of uncommon uncommonness from 3-6pm ET. Keep up the neighborly conversation on Jason's playlist, which will be here: wfmu.org...
	2:41pm Mike East: Is it very yellow in Amarillo?
	2:44pm hyde: hello!
	2:45pm mauri: thanks a bunch for the show UM. Good night!
	2:46pm Mike East: I gotta get that 2 thousand and mumble Smile one of these days.
	2:46pm Dominick: That wasn't the version from 2004's "Brian Wilson Presents SMiLE"? Sure sounded like a 62 year old Brian singing.
	2:47pm johnk77: old road dog saying if yr set list made a poem or at least a story u were good selecter@ums last set very good
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: Hyde! See ya, Mauri! thanks! See my attorney, Dominick!
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: Thanks John!
	2:49pm annie: thanks for another great show UM!
	2:49pm doctorjazz: In the home stretch, thanks UM off to the third leg of the Friday journey.
	2:51pm coelacanth: steppin' out a minute early. Thanks Uncle Michael!
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone!
	2:52pm geezerette: Drat this time zone! Hello! I must be going...I cannot stay,I came to say,"I must be going"...
	2:52pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:52pm Uncle Michael's Attorney: Dominick: First, Uncle Michael never said that it was from the 2004 edition. Second, when Uncle Michael said that it was from the 2004 edition, he was correct. Third, when Uncle Michael incorrectly said that it was from the 2004 edition, he was expressing non-actionable opinion.
	2:52pm SeanG: cheers UM!
	2:54pm Dominick: Thanks for the clarification UM'sA
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: whew
	2:58pm hyde: goodbye!
	2:58pm Dominick: That Dickens was nuts! Just got learned 'bout them.
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: Oh, man, that went by waaaay too quickly. Thanks for the jumpin' show!
	2:59pm Dean: Jarndice v. Jarndice?
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: bye!!
	3:01pm Guido from Cologne: bye
	12:04am fxo: really impressed with yer show.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from August 19, 2016

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