WFMU: The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes: Playlist from January 3, 2017

Listener comments!
	10:04pm Uncle Michael: Greetings, Kris.
	10:04pm Kris Holmes: Hey there Michael
	10:05pm Uncle Michael: How are you?
	10:07pm Uncle Michael: Very cool find!
	10:07pm Scraps: Wow, neato
	10:07pm Uncle Michael: Hip kid.
	10:08pm Uncle Michael: It occurs to me that I'm reliant on neither web browser or mobile listening device.
	10:08pm Scraps: Telepathy?
	10:09pm Kris Holmes: yeah, you don't always find a snapshot collection intact, so this was a cool find
	10:09pm Uncle Michael: TuneIn Radio URL entered into Logitech Media Server...
	10:10pm Kris Holmes: I'm good, just got back from seeing the new Star Wars in 3D in Odessa which was fun
	10:10pm Uncle Michael: Russia seems like an awfully long way to go.
	10:11pm Kris Holmes: ha
	10:11pm Uncle Michael: I guess that's Ukraine. Sorry.
	10:12pm Uncle Michael: You should try and track the original owner of the 45s down.
	10:13pm Scraps: As usual when afternoon passes into evening, I'm on my ipad, in my bedroom
	10:13pm Kris Holmes: yeah, i put a little google time into it but not much
	10:15pm Uncle Michael: Figure out what high school she most likely went to, find out if that school as an alumni page on Facebook...all kinds of strategies. You might have to find out her married name.
	10:17pm Kris Holmes: yeah i found which high school she graduated from in 1962
	10:18pm Scraps: If my childhood collection of 45s stayed together, and the person who had them succeeded in geting ahold of me, I would want my collection back!
	10:18pm Doug Schulkind: I saw the new Star Wars in 3D on Xmas w/the family. I remember standing on line waiting to see the original 40 years ago. Good evening Professor Holmes!
	10:20pm Scraps: I saw Star Wars in the first day, 13 years old. I was a science fiction fan.
	🥁 10:23pm JtotheK: good evening everyone.
	10:24pm Kris Holmes: Hey everyone thanks for tuning in
	10:25pm Brian Poust: Ah! You're playing that thrifted box this week!
	10:26pm Kris Holmes: yeah mate & using my new Breakaweights :)
	10:26pm Kris Holmes: The BBQ Pork was good?
	10:27pm Brian Poust: Oh man, the puerco was divine. It's generally inedible here.
	10:28pm Kris Holmes: awesome, we'll have to go
	10:29pm Uncle Michael: I looked at the Breakaweights. I think the built in adapter i very cool, but I think I still prefer the idea of a clamp to a weight. A clamp puts no additional stress on a motor or bearing.
	10:30pm Kris Holmes: right
	10:31pm Uncle Michael: A weight is much easier to use quickly though.
	10:32pm Uncle Michael: Is this the flip to Ain't Got No Home?
	10:32pm Kris Holmes: yup
	10:56pm Uncle Michael: That was fun.
	10:57pm Scraps: Love Transfusion
	10:58pm Kris Holmes: yeah it's a fun 45
	10:58pm Uncle Michael: Barry Hansen, I thank you for an early part of my musical education.
	10:59pm Scraps: "I don't drive with my horn!"
	11:01pm Kris Holmes: Poni-Tails is like a guilty pleasure for me, had it on a doo-wop mixtape years ago, always liked it
	11:02pm Uncle Michael: Not as guilty as Patience & Prudence! That'll get you hard time.
	11:02pm Kris Holmes: ha, true that
	11:07pm Doug Schulkind: I thought this was Johnnie Ray at first. Digging Sal!
	11:08pm Kris Holmes: Probably one of the few "teen idol" songs i can handle, just...
	11:11pm Doug Schulkind: One of the two popular pizza joints in my neighborhood is called Mineo's. I've always wondered if they're related. Upon reflection, there aren't 47 pictures of Sal on the walls, so doubtful.
	11:11pm Uncle Michael: I like the Ames Brothers.
	11:12pm Uncle Michael: Sal beats Tab Hunter records.
	11:15pm Dean: OMG, don't get me started with Social Security offices.
	11:16pm Kris Holmes: ha, was my first experience, will obviously need to go back when i have more time, unfortunately it's located 2 & a half hours away, which doesn't make me really motivated to go
	11:17pm Kris Holmes: strong deducing Doug hahaha
	11:18pm Uncle Michael: This early record by Slade is fascinating.
	11:18pm Kris Holmes: yeah really different to their later stuff heh
	11:19pm Uncle Michael: My jokes are getting stupider. I better go to bed.
	11:20pm Dean: Mine, too, just a week ago today, but 400 miles away, where my mother lives. I hadn't made an appointment...but that's because the frigging website doesn't say anything about appointments, nor did the live person on the phone when I called to inquire prior to the visit. When we arrived, we were greeted by a security guard who chuckled, "Folks get here 1/2 hour before we open!" There were probably 30 people seated rank and file in folding chairs. Utterly demoralizing.
	11:21pm Dean: [I guess I got me started on Social Security offices.]
	11:22pm Uncle Michael: Life is is more complicated when you like your mom.
	11:22pm Kris Holmes: yeah the looks on their faces were pretty demoralized come to think of it
	11:23pm Dean: This song, "All in the Game," must be experienced via Van Morrison and Keith Jarrett, independently, I mean. "Life is ... complicated ...."
	11:24pm Kris Holmes: Tommy Edwards kinda nails it though, pretty great vocals
	11:26pm Dean: Good point. Van Morrison opposite-of-nails-it. He just sorta barfs it all over the place, as is his mode. And Jarrett, more or less vocal-less, puts it under a microscope.
	11:27pm Uncle Michael: Checking out...great stuff, Kris. My compliments to Miss Shank. Night all.
	11:35pm Kris Holmes: Cheers Michael, thank you!
	11:40pm Dean: Wow. What a treat. This Iron Souls is a brand new release?
	11:41pm Kris Holmes: yeah, will be for sale later this month, just came in last week
	11:45pm Dean: Label's in Detroit? Damn, I love Detroit, and I've never been there. Also, reminds me of Downey's late record store, Wenzel's Music Town, one amazing inventory of old 45s and such.
	11:47pm Kris Holmes: yep, Detroit label
	11:49pm Kris Holmes: some good 45s on their Downey label
	11:52pm Dean: At another beloved record store I now frequent, Down Home, I recently picked up a used LP of Robert Palmer's (he of "Sneakin' Sally" fame, too) that features Rick Danko and Garth Hudson. I had no idea such an object existed. It ain't bad.
	11:52pm Kris Holmes: also the old McDonalds there is super cool!!
	11:53pm Dean: Heh, yeah, that's a cool McDonald's!
	11:55pm Dean: These days it's impolitic (and not without reason), but I really enjoy the suburbs. You could spend some quality time tooling around Downey over a long weekend.
	11:55pm Kris Holmes: Robert Palmer isn't as banal as many might assume overall
	11:55pm Kris Holmes: I've enjoyed Downey
	11:56pm Dean: Friends turned me on to Palmer in the '70s. I blew it off until, oh, about five years ago. I really admire his work.
	11:59pm Dean: Was thinking of Chenier this weekend, speaking of Down Home. Goddamn. Nice closer!
	12:00am Kris Holmes: thanks for tuning in & keeping me company team!

The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes: Playlist from January 3, 2017

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Twenty years of dusty fingers, frayed cuticles, & upper respiratory infections — from record digging and DJing around the globe — coalesces into a 2-hour journey through Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Funk, Jazz, Blues, Latin, Rock & Roll, and all points in between. Your speakers will be head-nodding, toe-tapping & even two-stepping to this vintage 45rpm party in no time. Hear favorite songs you didn't know were your favorites, aural treats & record-world problems from the vinyl side of life.

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January 3, 2017

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Artist	Track	Label	Format	Approx. start time
Fats Domino	When My Dreamboat Comes Home	Imperial	7"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Tryin' To Get To You	RCA Victor	7"	0:06:01 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	So Long "So Long" by "Fats Domino"	Imperial	7"	0:08:42 (Pop-up)
Sonny Burgess	Red Headed Woman "Red Headed Woman" by "Sonny Burgess"	Sun	7"	0:10:33 (Pop-up)
Sanford Clark	Lonesome For A Letter	Dot	7"	0:12:46 (Pop-up)
Sonny Burgess	We Wanna Boogie "We Wanna Boogie" by "Sonny Burgess"	Sun	7"	0:14:34 (Pop-up)

Buddy Lucas	Hound Dog "Hound Dog" by "Buddy Lucas"	Bell	7"	0:21:06 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	Blue Monday "Blue Monday" by "Fats Domino"	Imperial	7"	0:23:10 (Pop-up)
Clarence Henry	Ain't Got No Home "Ain't Got No Home" by "Clarence Henry"	Argo	7"	0:25:21 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	All Shook Up "All Shook Up" by "Elvis Presley"	RCA Victor	7"	0:27:42 (Pop-up)
Clarence Henry	Troubles Troubles "Troubles Troubles" by "Clarence Henry"	Argo	7"	0:29:40 (Pop-up)
Larry Williams	Short Fat Fanny "Short Fat Fanny" by "Larry Williams"	Specialty	7"	0:31:41 (Pop-up)

Charlie Gracie	Fabulous "Fabulous" by "Charlie Gracie"	Cameo	7"	0:41:03 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	It's You I Love "It's You I Love" by "Fats Domino"	Imperial	7"	0:42:57 (Pop-up)
Charlie Gracie	Just Lookin' "Just Lookin'" by "Charlie Gracie"	Cameo	7"	0:44:55 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Mean Woman Blues "Mean Woman Blues" by "Elvis Presley"	RCA Victor	7"	0:46:54 (Pop-up)
The Mello-Kings	Do Baby Do "Do Baby Do" by "The Mello-Kings"	Herald	7"	0:49:04 (Pop-up)
The Elegants	Getting Dizzy "Getting Dizzy" by "The Elegants"	Apt	7"	0:51:19 (Pop-up)

Nervous Norvus	Transfusion "Transfusion" by "Nervous Norvus"	Dot	7"	0:55:18 (Pop-up)
The Poni-Tails	Born Too Late "Born Too Late" by "The Poni-Tails"	ABC Paramount	7"	0:57:41 (Pop-up)
Perry Como	Juke Box Baby "Juke Box Baby" by "Perry Como"	RCA Victor	7"	0:59:59 (Pop-up)
Tommy Sands	Fantastically Foolish	Capitol	7"	1:02:13 (Pop-up)
Sal Mineo	Start Movin' "Start Movin'" by "Sal Mineo"	Epic	7"	1:04:28 (Pop-up)
The Ames Brothers	Rockin' Shoes "Rockin' Shoes" by "The Ames Brothers"	RCA Victor	7"	1:07:04 (Pop-up)

Billy Vaughn	Raunchy "Raunchy" by "Billy Vaughn"	Dot	7"	1:13:40 (Pop-up)
The Slades	Baby "Baby" by "The Slades"	Liberty	7"	1:15:48 (Pop-up)
The Platters	No Matter What You Are	Mercury	7"	1:18:21 (Pop-up)
Tommy Edwards	It's All In The Game	MGM	7"	1:21:13 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Love Me Tender "Love Me Tender" by "Elvis Presley"	RCA Victor	7"	1:23:15 (Pop-up)

Coko & The Iron Souls	My Love Is True	Funk Night Records	7"	1:32:36 (Pop-up)
The Iron Souls	Still Calling "Still Calling" by "The Iron Souls"	Funk Night Records	7"	1:35:35 (Pop-up)
M&S Band	Egg Roll "Egg Roll" by "M&S Band"	Funk 45s	7"	1:38:37 (Pop-up)
Antonio Castro	Welfare "Welfare" by "Antonio Castro"	UI	7"	1:40:47 (Pop-up)
Carleen & The Groovers	Can We Rap	CJB	7"	1:43:23 (Pop-up)
Osaka Monaurail	We Got One "We Got One" by "Osaka Monaurail"	Our Label	7"	1:45:45 (Pop-up)
Lee Dorsey	Sneakin' Sally Thru' the Alley	Polydor	7"	1:48:42 (Pop-up)
Bobby & Deborreh Williams	The Pushers Thang	Chez	7"	1:51:35 (Pop-up)

Clifton Chenier	I'm Coming Home "I'm Coming Home" by "Clifton Chenier"	Bayou	7"	1:57:18 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:04pm Uncle Michael: Greetings, Kris.
	10:04pm Kris Holmes: Hey there Michael
	10:05pm Uncle Michael: How are you?
	10:07pm Uncle Michael: Very cool find!
	10:07pm Scraps: Wow, neato
	10:07pm Uncle Michael: Hip kid.
	10:08pm Uncle Michael: It occurs to me that I'm reliant on neither web browser or mobile listening device.
	10:08pm Scraps: Telepathy?
	10:09pm Kris Holmes: yeah, you don't always find a snapshot collection intact, so this was a cool find
	10:09pm Uncle Michael: TuneIn Radio URL entered into Logitech Media Server...
	10:10pm Kris Holmes: I'm good, just got back from seeing the new Star Wars in 3D in Odessa which was fun
	10:10pm Uncle Michael: Russia seems like an awfully long way to go.
	10:11pm Kris Holmes: ha
	10:11pm Uncle Michael: I guess that's Ukraine. Sorry.
	10:12pm Uncle Michael: You should try and track the original owner of the 45s down.
	10:13pm Scraps: As usual when afternoon passes into evening, I'm on my ipad, in my bedroom
	10:13pm Kris Holmes: yeah, i put a little google time into it but not much
	10:15pm Uncle Michael: Figure out what high school she most likely went to, find out if that school as an alumni page on Facebook...all kinds of strategies. You might have to find out her married name.
	10:17pm Kris Holmes: yeah i found which high school she graduated from in 1962
	10:18pm Scraps: If my childhood collection of 45s stayed together, and the person who had them succeeded in geting ahold of me, I would want my collection back!
	10:18pm Doug Schulkind: I saw the new Star Wars in 3D on Xmas w/the family. I remember standing on line waiting to see the original 40 years ago. Good evening Professor Holmes!
	10:20pm Scraps: I saw Star Wars in the first day, 13 years old. I was a science fiction fan.
	🥁 10:23pm JtotheK: good evening everyone.
	10:24pm Kris Holmes: Hey everyone thanks for tuning in
	10:25pm Brian Poust: Ah! You're playing that thrifted box this week!
	10:26pm Kris Holmes: yeah mate & using my new Breakaweights :)
	10:26pm Kris Holmes: The BBQ Pork was good?
	10:27pm Brian Poust: Oh man, the puerco was divine. It's generally inedible here.
	10:28pm Kris Holmes: awesome, we'll have to go
	10:29pm Uncle Michael: I looked at the Breakaweights. I think the built in adapter i very cool, but I think I still prefer the idea of a clamp to a weight. A clamp puts no additional stress on a motor or bearing.
	10:30pm Kris Holmes: right
	10:31pm Uncle Michael: A weight is much easier to use quickly though.
	10:32pm Uncle Michael: Is this the flip to Ain't Got No Home?
	10:32pm Kris Holmes: yup
	10:56pm Uncle Michael: That was fun.
	10:57pm Scraps: Love Transfusion
	10:58pm Kris Holmes: yeah it's a fun 45
	10:58pm Uncle Michael: Barry Hansen, I thank you for an early part of my musical education.
	10:59pm Scraps: "I don't drive with my horn!"
	11:01pm Kris Holmes: Poni-Tails is like a guilty pleasure for me, had it on a doo-wop mixtape years ago, always liked it
	11:02pm Uncle Michael: Not as guilty as Patience & Prudence! That'll get you hard time.
	11:02pm Kris Holmes: ha, true that
	11:07pm Doug Schulkind: I thought this was Johnnie Ray at first. Digging Sal!
	11:08pm Kris Holmes: Probably one of the few "teen idol" songs i can handle, just...
	11:11pm Doug Schulkind: One of the two popular pizza joints in my neighborhood is called Mineo's. I've always wondered if they're related. Upon reflection, there aren't 47 pictures of Sal on the walls, so doubtful.
	11:11pm Uncle Michael: I like the Ames Brothers.
	11:12pm Uncle Michael: Sal beats Tab Hunter records.
	11:15pm Dean: OMG, don't get me started with Social Security offices.
	11:16pm Kris Holmes: ha, was my first experience, will obviously need to go back when i have more time, unfortunately it's located 2 & a half hours away, which doesn't make me really motivated to go
	11:17pm Kris Holmes: strong deducing Doug hahaha
	11:18pm Uncle Michael: This early record by Slade is fascinating.
	11:18pm Kris Holmes: yeah really different to their later stuff heh
	11:19pm Uncle Michael: My jokes are getting stupider. I better go to bed.
	11:20pm Dean: Mine, too, just a week ago today, but 400 miles away, where my mother lives. I hadn't made an appointment...but that's because the frigging website doesn't say anything about appointments, nor did the live person on the phone when I called to inquire prior to the visit. When we arrived, we were greeted by a security guard who chuckled, "Folks get here 1/2 hour before we open!" There were probably 30 people seated rank and file in folding chairs. Utterly demoralizing.
	11:21pm Dean: [I guess I got me started on Social Security offices.]
	11:22pm Uncle Michael: Life is is more complicated when you like your mom.
	11:22pm Kris Holmes: yeah the looks on their faces were pretty demoralized come to think of it
	11:23pm Dean: This song, "All in the Game," must be experienced via Van Morrison and Keith Jarrett, independently, I mean. "Life is ... complicated ...."
	11:24pm Kris Holmes: Tommy Edwards kinda nails it though, pretty great vocals
	11:26pm Dean: Good point. Van Morrison opposite-of-nails-it. He just sorta barfs it all over the place, as is his mode. And Jarrett, more or less vocal-less, puts it under a microscope.
	11:27pm Uncle Michael: Checking out...great stuff, Kris. My compliments to Miss Shank. Night all.
	11:35pm Kris Holmes: Cheers Michael, thank you!
	11:40pm Dean: Wow. What a treat. This Iron Souls is a brand new release?
	11:41pm Kris Holmes: yeah, will be for sale later this month, just came in last week
	11:45pm Dean: Label's in Detroit? Damn, I love Detroit, and I've never been there. Also, reminds me of Downey's late record store, Wenzel's Music Town, one amazing inventory of old 45s and such.
	11:47pm Kris Holmes: yep, Detroit label
	11:49pm Kris Holmes: some good 45s on their Downey label
	11:52pm Dean: At another beloved record store I now frequent, Down Home, I recently picked up a used LP of Robert Palmer's (he of "Sneakin' Sally" fame, too) that features Rick Danko and Garth Hudson. I had no idea such an object existed. It ain't bad.
	11:52pm Kris Holmes: also the old McDonalds there is super cool!!
	11:53pm Dean: Heh, yeah, that's a cool McDonald's!
	11:55pm Dean: These days it's impolitic (and not without reason), but I really enjoy the suburbs. You could spend some quality time tooling around Downey over a long weekend.
	11:55pm Kris Holmes: Robert Palmer isn't as banal as many might assume overall
	11:55pm Kris Holmes: I've enjoyed Downey
	11:56pm Dean: Friends turned me on to Palmer in the '70s. I blew it off until, oh, about five years ago. I really admire his work.
	11:59pm Dean: Was thinking of Chenier this weekend, speaking of Down Home. Goddamn. Nice closer!
	12:00am Kris Holmes: thanks for tuning in & keeping me company team!

The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes: Playlist from January 3, 2017

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