WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from May 19, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: Howdy, UM! Music from the Radiator Lady for all!
	12:00pm Jeff Golick: Twin Peaks countdown is ON. Hi, @Unc.!
	12:01pm Webhamster Henry: There was a time when Eraserhead was weird.
	12:01pm ndbob: Heya UM James Jeff everyone!
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: :: sonic double-take - wazzuh huh? ::
	12:03pm Lane Gray: Heh.
	12:04pm Doug Schulkind: Go go go go, Uncle Michael, go!
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: James! Jeff! Henry! Bob! Lane!
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: I'm hearin' double—four Honey Drippers! How do, all and sundry! Hoping you've got sub-90-degree weather today; it's Vegas-like out in NJ!
	12:04pm 67tele: Heh heh
	12:04pm Parq: Two words -- President Pence.
	12:05pm weinstein: I finally found away to sneak headphones into the office! Yay!
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Doug Tele! Parq! David!
	12:07pm Lane Gray: James, it's snowing in Wyoming (or at least it was, according to my friends who drive that way) it's 82 in Indiana
	12:09pm V Priceless: Hey Uncle M! The new Procol Harum record w/Pete Brown on lyrics is pretty darn good, for those interested.
	12:09pm holland oats: UM! DRUM! peoples! i am with you!
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Holland! David, does it involve a 'cavity'?
	12:10pm ndbob: Yep Lane - up to 18 inches in Wyoming I see - 84 here In Georgia
	12:11pm Lane Gray: I feel sorry for the people who tried to grow leaf lettuce this spring. It had to have bolted early
	12:11pm Roberto: Unc!
	12:11pm weinstein: Single ear wireless stereo implant! Amazing!
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: VP! Roberto!
	12:13pm listener james from westwood: That WY weather is wild. I'd heard CO got whacked with snow in the recent past, too.
	12:15pm doctorjazz: Rockin, real N'awlins style! Hi!
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Doc! Happy day-late. Here's a dollar.
	12:18pm Lane Gray: James, we're required by law to carry chains in Colorado ten months of the year (except July and August).
	12:23pm 67tele: its just been raining w a little snow here in Denver but yeah the mtns. gettin it pretty good
	12:24pm Parq: Lucille Star's "Wooden Heart" is a Monica favorite. This is really nice too.
	12:24pm Lane Gray: I still think Sukiyaki would sound really cool played on an Albert Lee/Brent Mason type Tele
	12:24pm Marie: Greetings UM and all! Enjoying the show as per usual. Heard a brief interview with Angelo Badalamente on the radio yesterday. It was very interesting.
	12:25pm 67tele: the cool-enhancing powers of the Tele
	12:26pm listener james from westwood: Happy birthday in advance!
	12:26pm 67tele: hear hear
	12:26pm melinda: Hope the procedure works, and early happy birthday!
	12:26pm Lane Gray: "The Hammer of the Honky-tonk Gods"
	12:26pm Dean: I'm coping with f-ing beautiful weather here. Sorry. Happy--happy?--birthday! Fingers crossed for happy medical outcome, too. Four out of five doctors recommend crossing fingers.
	12:29pm 67tele: @LG: ooh I like that
	12:30pm Jeff Golick: Happy day tomorrow, @UM, and wishes for happier, healthier days ahead, too.
	12:30pm davefromtoronto: ya mon
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: Marie! Melinda! Dean!
	12:30pm Listening Out There: Somewhere amongst the downloads, I acquired a collection of 61 versions of Sukiyaki. Good collection, to a point...
	12:31pm Stanley: Best wishes from over here, too.
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: Dave! LOT!
	12:31pm Lane Gray: It's a Bill Kirchen song title. It's WEIRD to have the melody vox in one ear and the harmony in the other.
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: Stanley! Thanks, all.
	12:32pm Dean: Blue Diamonds? Those guys were nuts.
	12:33pm doctorjazz: Missed the mike break (have to work between posts), Happy Birthday tomorrow, UM, from what I'm reading. Missed the procedure info, hopefully goes smoothly.
	🛒 12:34pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Back after a long time away - work got busy. Hi Uncle Michael!
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie! Nice to have you back.
	12:37pm doctorjazz: Very hip set, have to say!
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: It goes downhill...have faith.
	12:38pm Santos L. Halper: Howdy UM. Did you catch Bob Brainen's serial exploration of Gravy Waltz a little while back? Lots of versions out there...
	12:38pm 67tele: @LG: omg great song - "it was born at the junction of form and function"
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: Santos! No!
	12:39pm Lane Gray: Santos, I have a soft spot for the first version I ever heard. Buddie Emmons
	12:41pm Santos L. Halper: Bob played a version a week for quite some time, last fall maybe
	12:42pm melinda: I like the vibe of the show.
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Melinda...the spirit just moved me this way, I guess.
	12:43pm melinda: That Gravy Waltz theme was great. I love Bob's serial explorations. He did another one prior to that of Green Rocky Road.
	12:44pm melinda: It's hitting the spot. I'm feeling emotional myself and it fits.
	12:47pm Webhamster Henry: It's Sukiyaki day, but I just made some pad thai for me and the kids.
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: yum
	12:47pm Stanley: Uncle Michael your show is the easiest listening for me. terrific set this
	12:49pm Webhamster Henry: It was good! I have a recording of Maki from the Pizzicato Five singing Sukiyaki a capella on Ken's show, one of the very few shows when Ken had guests.
	12:51pm melinda: I Wish I Knew.. is such a good song, even in the orchestral incarnation.
	12:59pm geezerette: Mellow! Howdy UM, nieces & nephews!
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: Geez!
	1:03pm geezerette: :)
	1:04pm Marie: Why does this type of horn always sound kinda lewd? :>)
	1:04pm doctorjazz: On the Zutty Track; Barney Bigard clarinet, Fred Washington piano (Zutty on drums) Nice track!
	1:05pm geezerette: yeah, pleased to meet Zutty, new to me.
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: Man, do I have a taste for the un-hip today, or what?
	1:07pm geezerette: wunnerful, wunnerful.
	1:07pm Dean: Missing a full complement of parentheses in the Album column for this track. I'll lose sleep if it doesn't show up.
	1:08pm V Priceless: I'm on a speaker phone conference call waiting for others to join - this is blasting just fine, thanks Uncle M!
	1:09pm geezerette: there it is!
	1:10pm Roberto: Off to Lon Gisland. Hopefully the app will work in the car. Ciao y'all!
	1:10pm geezerette: sukiyaki at shakey's
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: See ya Roberto!
	1:12pm doctorjazz: It's hip to be square, or someone thought.
	1:13pm geezerette: way back when America was great enough to mock every other culture shamelessly.
	1:14pm geezerette: ha ha :) it's trad, dad.
	1:14pm melinda: I like all the Sukiyakis.
	1:15pm Lane Gray: Kenny Ball: Brixieland jazz
	1:15pm geezerette: it's a great song!
	🛒 1:15pm Brian in UK: Hello Uncle, you are digging them up tonight. Steve Race was popular on TV around that time.
	1:16pm Dean: I can imagine why one would want to purchase Parlophone records c.1963.
	🛒 1:17pm Brian in UK: Dean The Fifth.....
	1:17pm Matt in Nebraska: I love Sukiyaki!
	1:17pm Lane Gray: Geezerette, Kenny wasn't mocking; he was kinda squarely paying tribute to Dixieland. And he isn't (he's still alive, I think) American, but British.
	1:18pm geezerette: Never saw even one of my parents friends wear a lampshade. One of childhood's disappointments.
	1:19pm Lane Gray: I love Jimmy Day. Buddy may have been better, but Jimmy played with more soul
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: Brian! Matt!
	🛒 1:20pm Brian in UK: I think Kenny's version was played here during the '64 Olympics.
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: Connie=Mrs. Marty Stuart
	1:22pm Lane Gray: Hello, Brian. I just heard Jeremy sing "Great Balls of Fire" to "My Favorite Things." For certain values of "sing"
	1:23pm geezerette: @Lane,I'm sorry I was just being snotty. (But I will probably be snotty again.)
	1:23pm geezerette: Kitty!!! Yeeee-HAW!
	1:24pm Lane Gray: I can get as snotty as anyone else. Snot away. KITTY!!
	1:24pm geezerette: :D
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Can I offer anyone a tissue?
	1:27pm Lane Gray: Your honky-tonk set is kicking some major ass!
	1:27pm geezerette: UM, I always love your western set, especially the swaing. aaaaaaaa-CHOO...high pollen count. Much obliged.
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, boot-scooters.
	1:28pm geezerette: Everybody line dance!
	1:29pm doctorjazz: Texas Troubadours I'm not familiar with, the track ROCKS!
	1:30pm Lane Gray: Geez, you know what song I think would be a good fit for a western swing treatment (and the original was close to one)? Eddie Fisher's "If I Ever Needed You"
	1:31pm Lane Gray: The Texas Troubadours was Ernest Tubb's backup band.
	1:31pm David D: Three Dos in the title? Must be in C.
	1:31pm geezerette: Lane,funny! Great idea!
	1:33pm Lane Gray: Doctor, look on youtube for Leon Rhodes and Buddy Charlton. They did some knocked-out jazzy stuff on Ernest's TV show
	1:33pm geezerette: Howdy Doc & Melinda!
	1:34pm Marc Francis: Mon oncle! You are doing VERY VERY welll!
	1:34pm doctorjazz: Howdy Geez! @Lane-I'll check out. I'm a sucker for Western Swing style instrumental ensembles.
	1:37pm Uncle Michael: Marc! Thank you.
	1:38pm 67tele: Kenny Vaughan playing guitar for Marty? Hes a Denver boy from way back
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Cousin Kenny was sparkling.
	1:41pm Marc Francis: DAMN. This cover is amazing!
	1:42pm geezerette: wow! crazy!
	1:44pm doctorjazz: :) (Motorband)
	1:44pm geezerette: HA HA LOVE it.
	1:45pm geezerette: MOTOR!!!!!
	1:50pm doctorjazz: UM, fun to hear different stuff, keep it going!
	1:52pm listener james from westwood: Had a feeling that was Hefti!
	1:58pm listener james from westwood: Ah, sneaky Sukiyaki.
	1:59pm geezerette: !!! :DDD
	2:01pm geezerette: James! Sneakyaki.
	2:15pm doctorjazz: Works as reggae...
	2:24pm Lane Gray: I kinda dig this funky skippy modern thing
	2:24pm Lane Gray: Yeah, the reggaeyaki was cool too
	2:27pm geezerette: Sukiyaki Dojo
	2:31pm doctorjazz: This Bill Jennings is cool, sounds like proto rock n roll.
	2:32pm hyde: since i just got here, i'm wondering if maybe you could go two and a half hours long so i don't feel deprived.
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: If only this show were archived...
	2:33pm hyde: fine, i'll just listen to the old you!
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: you only ever do! there's a lag of seconds
	2:36pm Lane Gray: I'll come back for seconds
	2:37pm Parq: I note that this Taste of Honey version first made the charts in May of 1981. Is that why we're doing this?
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: Nope...or...maybe...if there's a reason. Is there a reason? I don't know!
	2:38pm Parq: Just felt like it, huh?
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: Pulled it outta my ass...
	2:39pm Lane Gray: Possibly connected in a Dirk Gently sort of way. Been watching the series on Netflix
	2:40pm Lane Gray: Ewww
	2:42pm ndbob: The Phantom was brought to the Dot label by Pat Boone
	2:42pm geezerette: Meh ? really???
	2:44pm ndbob: Yep
	2:44pm Lane Gray: Wasn't that the one that the Soviets shot down?
	2:45pm ndbob: ever hear Kyu's version of Hats Off to Larry?
	2:45pm ndbob: no that was a runway accident or fire
	2:45pm Uncle Michael: I watched all of dirk Gently. It's great. It's on Netflix? I torrented the damned thing.
	2:46pm ndbob: the Soviets shot down KAL007
	2:46pm hyde: man, i sure am glad you played this from the soundtrack record, because before i looked at the playlist it was driving me crazy trying to think what movie this was in
	2:46pm geezerette: thank you! this is still the best version.
	2:46pm Lane Gray: They have commissioned a second series, too.
	2:47pm Doug Schulkind: As soon as HDT is over... AFTERNOON NAP! But not a second earlier.
	2:47pm ndbob: same here Doug
	2:47pm melinda: the whistles were a nice touch.
	2:48pm hyde: gah, now i want a nap, but i've got mung beans on the stove.
	2:48pm geezerette: it's so pretty.
	2:48pm Lane Gray: According to Wikipedia, it was a joint effort of BBC America and Netflix. Annoyingly, it's not yet shown up on the native BBC TV channels (unless it's on 3: I don't dig the appearance of BBC3)
	2:49pm doctorjazz: No naps for the weary. Great show, thanks UM!
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: second series? I've watched like three seiries of it.
	2:49pm Lane Gray: I'm SUPPOSED to be asleep now. After this, I'm going to put on the News Quiz and drift off
	2:50pm Alex In Illinois: Musicians often seem to get killed in aviation accidents. But have any been killed in train accidents? What about ship accidents?
	2:50pm hyde: i love the News Quiz
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: Oh, crap. I was thinking o George Gently. Seriously.
	2:51pm Lane Gray: Are you talking about the newish series with Frodo? Or the Steve Mangan
	2:51pm geezerette: whew! glad to hear it UM.
	2:52pm Lane Gray: Dirk Gently, the Holistic Detective. Created by Douglas Adams
	2:52pm ndbob: @Alex In boating accidents - Johnny Burnette for one
	2:53pm hyde: the internet says that two members of Tower of Power once got hit by a train, but they lived
	2:54pm geezerette: Douglas Adams was brilliant.
	2:54pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:56pm Parq: Today's banner headline involves a Democrat getting sentenced for a sex crime involving a minor. Tears of gratitude must surely be running down GOP faces right now.
	2:56pm Lane Gray: The series on Netflix was written by Max Landis, the comic book guy. I think Doug would have been happy with it. It's got the oddball, it's got the multilayered interlaced things.
	2:57pm geezerette: what nd said!
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone. See you after my two ordeals!
	2:58pm hyde: thanks UM. good luck.
	2:58pm Lane Gray: Fangers cruciform, Michael.
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, UM, and best of luck next week! Have extra cake this weekend!
	3:01pm Alex In Illinois: And Kirsty MacColl was runover by a boat too. But I am just thinking of ways for musicians to travel other than by air.
	3:02pm V Priceless: thanx Uncle M - have a Happy BD!
	3:02pm melinda: thanks, Unc
	3:02pm Doug Schulkind: Sweet and lovely radio, U. Michael!
	3:05pm Spaniel: wait, did you just say asparagus w/hollandaise? I had that for the first time last weekend in Dresden. they were serving it everywhere and it was delicious. fun show as always, thanks!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from May 19, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Honey Drippers	Impeach the President	single (b/w *) (Alaga - 1973)	0:02:26 (Pop-up)
Pete Brown & His Battered Ornaments	The Week Looked Good On Paper	single (b/w Morning Call) (Parlophone - 1969)	0:05:34 (Pop-up)
Jose Feliciano	If I Really Bug You	A Bag Full Of Soul (RCA Victor - 1966)	0:10:47 (Pop-up)
Youngblood Brass Band	Word On The Street	Word On The Street (E Pluribus Bumpus - 1998)	0:13:02 (Pop-up)
The Sunshine Company	Back On The Street Again	The Sunshine Company (Liberty - 1968)	0:19:10 (Pop-up)
Lucille Starr	Sukiyaki "Sukiyaki" by "Lucille Starr"	The French Song (A&M - 1964) (From: Biky's Golden Country Songs (Part 18))	0:21:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Gabor Szabo	Some Velvet Morning "Some Velvet Morning" by "Gabor Szabo"	Bacchanal (Skye - 1968)	0:23:59 (Pop-up)
The Blue Diamonds	Sukiyaki "Sukiyaki" by "The Blue Diamonds"	single (b/w Piccadilly-Baby) (Fontana - 1963) (From: Biky's Favorieten Van Toen)	0:28:31 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lee With Dave Barbour And His Orchestra	Bali Ha'i	shellac 10" (b/w Dave Barbour And His Orchestra With Male Chorus-There Is Nothin' Like A Dame) (Capitol - 1949) (From: The Peggy Lee Story)	0:32:05 (Pop-up)
Herb Ellis	Gravy Waltz "Gravy Waltz" by "Herb Ellis"	Softly... But With That Feeling (Verve - 196)	0:35:10 (Pop-up)
Led Zeppelin	Going To California "Going To California" by "Led Zeppelin"	Led Zeppelin IV (Atlantic - 1971) (From: Complete Studio Recordings)	0:38:10 (Pop-up)
Norrie Paramor And The The Midland Radio Orchestra	Film 74 — I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free	BBC Top Tunes (BBC - 1974)	0:41:35 (Pop-up)
The Dave Davani Four	Top Of The Pops	single (b/w Workin' Out) (Parlophone - 1965)	0:43:54 (Pop-up)
Martin Denny	Sukiyaki "Sukiyaki" by "Martin Denny"	The Versatile Martin Denny (Liberty - 1963)	0:46:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Budapest Radio Orchestra	February	Colours In Rhythm Volume 5 (Apollo Sound - 1976) (From: Test Card Music Vol. 1 - From The Archives)	0:48:33 (Pop-up)
Jewel Akens	My First Lonely Night (Sukiyaki)	single (b/w Mama Take Your Daughter Back) (Era - 1966) (From: Biky's Goud Van Oud)	0:53:16 (Pop-up)
The MBV & Mudies All Stars	Loran's Dance	single (b/w Mudies All Stars-Lorna's Dub Reggae) (HAM - 2002) (From: 500% Dynamite!)	0:55:35 (Pop-up)
Zutty Singleton's Trio	Lulu"s Mood (alt. take)	shellac 10" (b/w Barney's Bounce) (Capitol - 1944) (From: Classic Capitol Jazz Sessions)	0:59:16 (Pop-up)
Ernie Fields	In The Mood "In The Mood" by "Ernie Fields"	single (b/w Christopher Columbus) (Rendezvous - 1959) (From: Fifties Gold '59)	1:01:52 (Pop-up)
Steve Race And His Group	Pied Piper (The Beeje)	single (b/w Here And Now (Bossa Nova) (Parlophone - 1963) (From: Uk Top 40 Hits 1963)	1:04:23 (Pop-up)
Little John & The Sherwoods	Long Hair	single (b/w Rag Bag) (Fleetwood - 1965) (From: Don't Be A Loser-Usa Garage Greats)	1:06:37 (Pop-up)
Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen	Sukiyaki	single (b/w Swanee River) (Pye Jazz - 1962) (From: The Pye Jazz Anthology)	1:08:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bill Frisell	Once Upon A Time In The West (Farewell To Cheyenne)	When You Wish Upon A Star (Okeh - 2016)	1:11:51 (Pop-up)
Ray Price	Invitation To The Blues	single (b-side to City Lights) (Columbia - 1958) (From: Time Life - Legendary Country Singers)	1:17:11 (Pop-up)
Connie Smith	Ain't Had No Lovin' "Ain't Had No Lovin'" by "Connie Smith"	single (b/w Five Fingers To Spare) (RCA Victor - 1966)	1:19:51 (Pop-up)
Kitty Wells	I'm In Love With You "I'm In Love With You" by "Kitty Wells"	single (b-side to There's Poison In Your Heart) (Decca - 1955) (From: Whitburn Country: 1955)	1:22:05 (Pop-up)
Faron Young	Three Days "Three Days" by "Faron Young"	single (b/w I Let It Slip Away) (Capitol - 1962) (From: Complete Capitol Hits)	1:24:27 (Pop-up)
The Texas Troubadours	Honey Fingers	single (b/w Gardenia Waltz) (Decca - 1967) (From: Another Story [1966-1975])	1:26:52 (Pop-up)
Ned Miller	Do What You Do Do Well	single (b/w Dusty Guitar) (Fabor - 1964)	1:29:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Das Orchester Charlie Steinmann	Crazy Choo Choo	Symphonie For Lovers (MPS - 1968) (From: Dolce Far Niente-27 Suave Cocktail Classics)	1:31:44 (Pop-up)
Jerry Cole And His Spacemen	Sukiyaki	Outer Limits (Capitol - 1963)	1:35:09 (Pop-up)
The Tormentors	Didn't It Rain (Parts 1&2)	single (both sides) (Kerwood - 1965) (From: Lost Jukebox Vol. 143)	1:37:46 (Pop-up)
Gabor Szabo	Three King Fishers "Three King Fishers" by "Gabor Szabo"	Bacchanal (Skye - 1968)	1:42:02 (Pop-up)
Motorband	Moar Ik Ri-j Wel Motor "Moar Ik Ri-j Wel Motor" by "Motorband"	Motorband (Tante Ricky - 2003) (From: Boerenrock 06 (By Joannes))	1:43:06 (Pop-up)
Glass Bottle	Love For Living "Love For Living" by "Glass Bottle"	single (b/w The First Time) (Avco - 1970)	1:45:41 (Pop-up)
Billy Vaughn	Sukiyaki "Sukiyaki" by "Billy Vaughn"	single (b-side to Happy Cowboy) (London - 1963) (From: Very Best Of Billy Vaughn)	1:48:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Neal Hefti	City Style "City Style" by "Neal Hefti"	Sex And The Single Girl (Original Motion Picture Score) (Warner Bros. - 1964) (From: Space Age Lounge Vol. 2 - Red Carpet Ride)	1:51:02 (Pop-up)
Snoop Dogg	Lodi Dodi "Lodi Dodi" by "Snoop Dogg"	Doggystyle (Death Row - 1993)	1:56:10 (Pop-up)
Lee Mason And His Orchestra	Skydiver	Music By Lee Mason (Chappell - 1972) (From: The Tabitha Affair)	2:00:32 (Pop-up)
Volcano The Bear	Velcro Symbols "Velcro Symbols" by "Volcano The Bear"	Commencing (Miasmah - 2015)	2:03:40 (Pop-up)
John Kongos	Tokoloshe Man "Tokoloshe Man" by "John Kongos"	single (b/w Can Someone Please Direct Me Back To Earth) (Fly - 1971)	2:09:24 (Pop-up)
Jennifer Lara & Brentford Rockers	Sukiyaki Version	single (b-side to Jennifer Lara-Sukiyaki) (Studio One - unk.)	2:13:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Pat & The Satellites	Jupiter C "Jupiter C" by "Pat & The Satellites"	single (b/w Oh! Oh! Darlin') (Atco - 1958)	2:16:44 (Pop-up)
Soichi Terada	Sukiyaki Dohyo Chanko	Sumo Jungle Grandeur (Far east Recording - 1996)	2:21:35 (Pop-up)
Iron Bar, Lord Fly Accompanied by Dan Williams and his Orchestra	Jamaican Calypsos Swine Lane Gal	shellac 10" (b/w Jamaican Calypsos When Mi Look Pon Janie So-Ada) (MRS - unk.)	2:26:07 (Pop-up)
Bill Jennings	Alexandria, Virginia	Glide On (Prestige - 1960) (From: Architect Of Soul Jazz: The Complete Early Recordings 1951-1957 )	2:28:49 (Pop-up)
The Phantom	Love Me "Love Me" by "The Phantom"	single (b/w Whisper Your Love) (Dot - 1960) (From: Like Nothing Your Ears Have Ever Heard Before 1)	2:31:43 (Pop-up)
Kin Ping	Meh My Future "Meh My Future" by "Kin Ping"	Kin Ping Meh (Polydor - 1972)	2:33:08 (Pop-up)
A Taste Of Honey	Sukiyaki "Sukiyaki" by "A Taste Of Honey"	single (b/w I'll Try Something New) (Capitol - 1980) (From: Top Hits Of The 80s - Greatest Hits)	2:35:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bachman-Turner Overdrive	Free Wheelin'	single (b-side to You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet) (Mercury - 1974) (From: Best Of B.T.O.)	2:39:29 (Pop-up)
Kyu Sakamoto	Ue O Muite Aruko (Looking up As I Walk) (Sukiyaki)	single (b/w Anoko-No Namae-Wa Nantenkana) (Toshiba - 1961) (From: Inherent Vice (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack))	2:44:17 (Pop-up)
Deborah Foster	Bye Bye Baby (I'm Leaving You)	You Just Don't Know (Sheridan House Record Group Inc. - 1984) (From: Romark Records: Kent Harris' Soul Sides)	2:47:17 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Rock 'n' Roll With Me	Diamond Dogs (RCA Victor - 1974) (From: Who Can I Be Now? [1974-1976])	2:51:48 (Pop-up)
Horace Heidt And His Musical Knights, Orrin Tucker v.	I'll Love You In My Dreams	shellac 10" (b/w Drifting and Dreaming) (Columbia - 1941) (From: Musical Nights )	2:55:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues) (Blue Horizon - 1968)	2:58:33 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: Howdy, UM! Music from the Radiator Lady for all!
	12:00pm Jeff Golick: Twin Peaks countdown is ON. Hi, @Unc.!
	12:01pm Webhamster Henry: There was a time when Eraserhead was weird.
	12:01pm ndbob: Heya UM James Jeff everyone!
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: :: sonic double-take - wazzuh huh? ::
	12:03pm Lane Gray: Heh.
	12:04pm Doug Schulkind: Go go go go, Uncle Michael, go!
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: James! Jeff! Henry! Bob! Lane!
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: I'm hearin' double—four Honey Drippers! How do, all and sundry! Hoping you've got sub-90-degree weather today; it's Vegas-like out in NJ!
	12:04pm 67tele: Heh heh
	12:04pm Parq: Two words -- President Pence.
	12:05pm weinstein: I finally found away to sneak headphones into the office! Yay!
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Doug Tele! Parq! David!
	12:07pm Lane Gray: James, it's snowing in Wyoming (or at least it was, according to my friends who drive that way) it's 82 in Indiana
	12:09pm V Priceless: Hey Uncle M! The new Procol Harum record w/Pete Brown on lyrics is pretty darn good, for those interested.
	12:09pm holland oats: UM! DRUM! peoples! i am with you!
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Holland! David, does it involve a 'cavity'?
	12:10pm ndbob: Yep Lane - up to 18 inches in Wyoming I see - 84 here In Georgia
	12:11pm Lane Gray: I feel sorry for the people who tried to grow leaf lettuce this spring. It had to have bolted early
	12:11pm Roberto: Unc!
	12:11pm weinstein: Single ear wireless stereo implant! Amazing!
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: VP! Roberto!
	12:13pm listener james from westwood: That WY weather is wild. I'd heard CO got whacked with snow in the recent past, too.
	12:15pm doctorjazz: Rockin, real N'awlins style! Hi!
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Doc! Happy day-late. Here's a dollar.
	12:18pm Lane Gray: James, we're required by law to carry chains in Colorado ten months of the year (except July and August).
	12:23pm 67tele: its just been raining w a little snow here in Denver but yeah the mtns. gettin it pretty good
	12:24pm Parq: Lucille Star's "Wooden Heart" is a Monica favorite. This is really nice too.
	12:24pm Lane Gray: I still think Sukiyaki would sound really cool played on an Albert Lee/Brent Mason type Tele
	12:24pm Marie: Greetings UM and all! Enjoying the show as per usual. Heard a brief interview with Angelo Badalamente on the radio yesterday. It was very interesting.
	12:25pm 67tele: the cool-enhancing powers of the Tele
	12:26pm listener james from westwood: Happy birthday in advance!
	12:26pm 67tele: hear hear
	12:26pm melinda: Hope the procedure works, and early happy birthday!
	12:26pm Lane Gray: "The Hammer of the Honky-tonk Gods"
	12:26pm Dean: I'm coping with f-ing beautiful weather here. Sorry. Happy--happy?--birthday! Fingers crossed for happy medical outcome, too. Four out of five doctors recommend crossing fingers.
	12:29pm 67tele: @LG: ooh I like that
	12:30pm Jeff Golick: Happy day tomorrow, @UM, and wishes for happier, healthier days ahead, too.
	12:30pm davefromtoronto: ya mon
	12:30pm Uncle Michael: Marie! Melinda! Dean!
	12:30pm Listening Out There: Somewhere amongst the downloads, I acquired a collection of 61 versions of Sukiyaki. Good collection, to a point...
	12:31pm Stanley: Best wishes from over here, too.
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: Dave! LOT!
	12:31pm Lane Gray: It's a Bill Kirchen song title. It's WEIRD to have the melody vox in one ear and the harmony in the other.
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: Stanley! Thanks, all.
	12:32pm Dean: Blue Diamonds? Those guys were nuts.
	12:33pm doctorjazz: Missed the mike break (have to work between posts), Happy Birthday tomorrow, UM, from what I'm reading. Missed the procedure info, hopefully goes smoothly.
	🛒 12:34pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Back after a long time away - work got busy. Hi Uncle Michael!
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie! Nice to have you back.
	12:37pm doctorjazz: Very hip set, have to say!
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: It goes downhill...have faith.
	12:38pm Santos L. Halper: Howdy UM. Did you catch Bob Brainen's serial exploration of Gravy Waltz a little while back? Lots of versions out there...
	12:38pm 67tele: @LG: omg great song - "it was born at the junction of form and function"
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: Santos! No!
	12:39pm Lane Gray: Santos, I have a soft spot for the first version I ever heard. Buddie Emmons
	12:41pm Santos L. Halper: Bob played a version a week for quite some time, last fall maybe
	12:42pm melinda: I like the vibe of the show.
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Melinda...the spirit just moved me this way, I guess.
	12:43pm melinda: That Gravy Waltz theme was great. I love Bob's serial explorations. He did another one prior to that of Green Rocky Road.
	12:44pm melinda: It's hitting the spot. I'm feeling emotional myself and it fits.
	12:47pm Webhamster Henry: It's Sukiyaki day, but I just made some pad thai for me and the kids.
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: yum
	12:47pm Stanley: Uncle Michael your show is the easiest listening for me. terrific set this
	12:49pm Webhamster Henry: It was good! I have a recording of Maki from the Pizzicato Five singing Sukiyaki a capella on Ken's show, one of the very few shows when Ken had guests.
	12:51pm melinda: I Wish I Knew.. is such a good song, even in the orchestral incarnation.
	12:59pm geezerette: Mellow! Howdy UM, nieces & nephews!
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: Geez!
	1:03pm geezerette: :)
	1:04pm Marie: Why does this type of horn always sound kinda lewd? :>)
	1:04pm doctorjazz: On the Zutty Track; Barney Bigard clarinet, Fred Washington piano (Zutty on drums) Nice track!
	1:05pm geezerette: yeah, pleased to meet Zutty, new to me.
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: Man, do I have a taste for the un-hip today, or what?
	1:07pm geezerette: wunnerful, wunnerful.
	1:07pm Dean: Missing a full complement of parentheses in the Album column for this track. I'll lose sleep if it doesn't show up.
	1:08pm V Priceless: I'm on a speaker phone conference call waiting for others to join - this is blasting just fine, thanks Uncle M!
	1:09pm geezerette: there it is!
	1:10pm Roberto: Off to Lon Gisland. Hopefully the app will work in the car. Ciao y'all!
	1:10pm geezerette: sukiyaki at shakey's
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: See ya Roberto!
	1:12pm doctorjazz: It's hip to be square, or someone thought.
	1:13pm geezerette: way back when America was great enough to mock every other culture shamelessly.
	1:14pm geezerette: ha ha :) it's trad, dad.
	1:14pm melinda: I like all the Sukiyakis.
	1:15pm Lane Gray: Kenny Ball: Brixieland jazz
	1:15pm geezerette: it's a great song!
	🛒 1:15pm Brian in UK: Hello Uncle, you are digging them up tonight. Steve Race was popular on TV around that time.
	1:16pm Dean: I can imagine why one would want to purchase Parlophone records c.1963.
	🛒 1:17pm Brian in UK: Dean The Fifth.....
	1:17pm Matt in Nebraska: I love Sukiyaki!
	1:17pm Lane Gray: Geezerette, Kenny wasn't mocking; he was kinda squarely paying tribute to Dixieland. And he isn't (he's still alive, I think) American, but British.
	1:18pm geezerette: Never saw even one of my parents friends wear a lampshade. One of childhood's disappointments.
	1:19pm Lane Gray: I love Jimmy Day. Buddy may have been better, but Jimmy played with more soul
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: Brian! Matt!
	🛒 1:20pm Brian in UK: I think Kenny's version was played here during the '64 Olympics.
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: Connie=Mrs. Marty Stuart
	1:22pm Lane Gray: Hello, Brian. I just heard Jeremy sing "Great Balls of Fire" to "My Favorite Things." For certain values of "sing"
	1:23pm geezerette: @Lane,I'm sorry I was just being snotty. (But I will probably be snotty again.)
	1:23pm geezerette: Kitty!!! Yeeee-HAW!
	1:24pm Lane Gray: I can get as snotty as anyone else. Snot away. KITTY!!
	1:24pm geezerette: :D
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Can I offer anyone a tissue?
	1:27pm Lane Gray: Your honky-tonk set is kicking some major ass!
	1:27pm geezerette: UM, I always love your western set, especially the swaing. aaaaaaaa-CHOO...high pollen count. Much obliged.
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, boot-scooters.
	1:28pm geezerette: Everybody line dance!
	1:29pm doctorjazz: Texas Troubadours I'm not familiar with, the track ROCKS!
	1:30pm Lane Gray: Geez, you know what song I think would be a good fit for a western swing treatment (and the original was close to one)? Eddie Fisher's "If I Ever Needed You"
	1:31pm Lane Gray: The Texas Troubadours was Ernest Tubb's backup band.
	1:31pm David D: Three Dos in the title? Must be in C.
	1:31pm geezerette: Lane,funny! Great idea!
	1:33pm Lane Gray: Doctor, look on youtube for Leon Rhodes and Buddy Charlton. They did some knocked-out jazzy stuff on Ernest's TV show
	1:33pm geezerette: Howdy Doc & Melinda!
	1:34pm Marc Francis: Mon oncle! You are doing VERY VERY welll!
	1:34pm doctorjazz: Howdy Geez! @Lane-I'll check out. I'm a sucker for Western Swing style instrumental ensembles.
	1:37pm Uncle Michael: Marc! Thank you.
	1:38pm 67tele: Kenny Vaughan playing guitar for Marty? Hes a Denver boy from way back
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Cousin Kenny was sparkling.
	1:41pm Marc Francis: DAMN. This cover is amazing!
	1:42pm geezerette: wow! crazy!
	1:44pm doctorjazz: :) (Motorband)
	1:44pm geezerette: HA HA LOVE it.
	1:45pm geezerette: MOTOR!!!!!
	1:50pm doctorjazz: UM, fun to hear different stuff, keep it going!
	1:52pm listener james from westwood: Had a feeling that was Hefti!
	1:58pm listener james from westwood: Ah, sneaky Sukiyaki.
	1:59pm geezerette: !!! :DDD
	2:01pm geezerette: James! Sneakyaki.
	2:15pm doctorjazz: Works as reggae...
	2:24pm Lane Gray: I kinda dig this funky skippy modern thing
	2:24pm Lane Gray: Yeah, the reggaeyaki was cool too
	2:27pm geezerette: Sukiyaki Dojo
	2:31pm doctorjazz: This Bill Jennings is cool, sounds like proto rock n roll.
	2:32pm hyde: since i just got here, i'm wondering if maybe you could go two and a half hours long so i don't feel deprived.
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: If only this show were archived...
	2:33pm hyde: fine, i'll just listen to the old you!
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: you only ever do! there's a lag of seconds
	2:36pm Lane Gray: I'll come back for seconds
	2:37pm Parq: I note that this Taste of Honey version first made the charts in May of 1981. Is that why we're doing this?
	2:38pm Uncle Michael: Nope...or...maybe...if there's a reason. Is there a reason? I don't know!
	2:38pm Parq: Just felt like it, huh?
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: Pulled it outta my ass...
	2:39pm Lane Gray: Possibly connected in a Dirk Gently sort of way. Been watching the series on Netflix
	2:40pm Lane Gray: Ewww
	2:42pm ndbob: The Phantom was brought to the Dot label by Pat Boone
	2:42pm geezerette: Meh ? really???
	2:44pm ndbob: Yep
	2:44pm Lane Gray: Wasn't that the one that the Soviets shot down?
	2:45pm ndbob: ever hear Kyu's version of Hats Off to Larry?
	2:45pm ndbob: no that was a runway accident or fire
	2:45pm Uncle Michael: I watched all of dirk Gently. It's great. It's on Netflix? I torrented the damned thing.
	2:46pm ndbob: the Soviets shot down KAL007
	2:46pm hyde: man, i sure am glad you played this from the soundtrack record, because before i looked at the playlist it was driving me crazy trying to think what movie this was in
	2:46pm geezerette: thank you! this is still the best version.
	2:46pm Lane Gray: They have commissioned a second series, too.
	2:47pm Doug Schulkind: As soon as HDT is over... AFTERNOON NAP! But not a second earlier.
	2:47pm ndbob: same here Doug
	2:47pm melinda: the whistles were a nice touch.
	2:48pm hyde: gah, now i want a nap, but i've got mung beans on the stove.
	2:48pm geezerette: it's so pretty.
	2:48pm Lane Gray: According to Wikipedia, it was a joint effort of BBC America and Netflix. Annoyingly, it's not yet shown up on the native BBC TV channels (unless it's on 3: I don't dig the appearance of BBC3)
	2:49pm doctorjazz: No naps for the weary. Great show, thanks UM!
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: second series? I've watched like three seiries of it.
	2:49pm Lane Gray: I'm SUPPOSED to be asleep now. After this, I'm going to put on the News Quiz and drift off
	2:50pm Alex In Illinois: Musicians often seem to get killed in aviation accidents. But have any been killed in train accidents? What about ship accidents?
	2:50pm hyde: i love the News Quiz
	2:50pm Uncle Michael: Oh, crap. I was thinking o George Gently. Seriously.
	2:51pm Lane Gray: Are you talking about the newish series with Frodo? Or the Steve Mangan
	2:51pm geezerette: whew! glad to hear it UM.
	2:52pm Lane Gray: Dirk Gently, the Holistic Detective. Created by Douglas Adams
	2:52pm ndbob: @Alex In boating accidents - Johnny Burnette for one
	2:53pm hyde: the internet says that two members of Tower of Power once got hit by a train, but they lived
	2:54pm geezerette: Douglas Adams was brilliant.
	2:54pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:56pm Parq: Today's banner headline involves a Democrat getting sentenced for a sex crime involving a minor. Tears of gratitude must surely be running down GOP faces right now.
	2:56pm Lane Gray: The series on Netflix was written by Max Landis, the comic book guy. I think Doug would have been happy with it. It's got the oddball, it's got the multilayered interlaced things.
	2:57pm geezerette: what nd said!
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone. See you after my two ordeals!
	2:58pm hyde: thanks UM. good luck.
	2:58pm Lane Gray: Fangers cruciform, Michael.
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, UM, and best of luck next week! Have extra cake this weekend!
	3:01pm Alex In Illinois: And Kirsty MacColl was runover by a boat too. But I am just thinking of ways for musicians to travel other than by air.
	3:02pm V Priceless: thanx Uncle M - have a Happy BD!
	3:02pm melinda: thanks, Unc
	3:02pm Doug Schulkind: Sweet and lovely radio, U. Michael!
	3:05pm Spaniel: wait, did you just say asparagus w/hollandaise? I had that for the first time last weekend in Dresden. they were serving it everywhere and it was delicious. fun show as always, thanks!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from May 19, 2017

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